ART. 33] REGISTRATION. 1015

shall be revised by the board of registry in each precinct where
such election was to be held, and for that purpose a board of
registry shall meet on the Tuesdays respectively seven, six, five
and four weeks preceding the regular election in November,
and shall hold a session from 9 o'clock A M. to 9 o'clock P. M.,
and names may be added on the registers in the same way,
upon sworn application as in the case of a general registration,
and all the same forms and requirements shall be observed. If
it shall appear that any applicant had been upon the registries
in any other precinct in the city of Baltimore at any time since
the beginning of the last general registration for such precinct,
his name shall not be added to the registries when application
is made until he produces a certificate of removal given him by
the board of registry for such other precinct, which certificate
shall be in substance as follows :

———— precinct ———— ward. This is to certify that the
name of ————, heretofore residing at ———— in this precinct,
has been stricken from the registry of the precinct and the
proper erasure made, and that upon the registers of this pre-
cinct, the following entries appear with reference to him :
Name ————, age ————, color ————, residence —————,
nativity ————, time of residence in precinct ————, time of
residence in city————, time of residence in State ————,
naturalized ————, date of papers ————, court ————, quali-
fied voter ————, date of application ————.

Board of Registry.

The foregoing certificate shall be granted by the board of reg-
istry when in session, under the following regulations, that is
to say : If at the time of application for said removal certificate
is made the name of said voter is already erased from the reg-
istries, then it shall be the duty of the said board of registry
to grant the certificate to the voter himself or to any other
person making application therefor; but if at the time such
application is made the name of the voter be still upon the
registries of voters as a qualified voter, the removal certificate
shall be granted, and the name stricken off only upon the per-
sonal application of such voter to the said board of registry,
and after his taking and subscribing an oath substantially as
follows: I, —————, do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I now