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	lars, to pay him for damages received by the explo-
	sion of the boiler of the steamer Leila, whilst in the
	discharge of his duty.
	SEC. 2. And be it enacted. That this act shall take	Effective.
	effect from the date of its passage.
	Approved April 10, 1880.

	CHAPTER 146.
	AN ACT to define the limits and describe the boun-
	daries of Dames' Quarter District, number two,
	in Somerset county, and annex a portion thereof
	to Princess Anne District, number one, in said
	county.
	SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assem-
	bly of Maryland, That the boundaries of Dames'	Boundaries
	Quarter District, number two, Somerset county, shall be as follows : Commencing for the same at	of Dames' Quarter Dis- trict.
	a point on Monie Bay, known as Dames' Quarter
	Creek, and running thence in a southerly direction
	across the marsh, said marsh being the division be-
	tween Dames' Quarter and Pigeon House, to Man-
	okin River, thence by and with the channel of said
	Manokin River to the mouth of Goose Creek, thence
	to the mouth of a ditch near the head of said creek,
	thence by and with said ditch to the county road,
	near the residence of Thomas Heath, thence by the
	county road leading from Princess Anne, westward
	to John B. Wallers' store, thence northward, by the
	county road leading to Waterloo Bridge, to William
	H. Price's and Little Monie Creek, then'ce north-
	westwardly by and with the channel of Little Monie
	Creek to Monie Bay, to the beginning. That por-	Portion is an-
	tion of Dames' Quarter District as now constituted,	nexed.
	not included in the district as above constituted, is
	hereby annexed to Princess Anne District, number
	one, and the inhabitants thereof are entitled to all