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LAWS OF MARYLAND.

Friendless of Baltimore, Maryland ; sixth, of one thousand

dollars to Saint Mark's Evangelical Lutheran Church of

Baltimore; seventh, of three thousand dollars in the Theo-

logical Seminary of the General Synod of the Evangelical

Lutheran Church of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, in the Uni-

ted States ; eighth, of one thousand dollars to the Young

Men's Christian Association of Baltimore ; ninth, of three

thousand dollars to the Maryland Sunday School Union ;

tenth, of one thousand dollars to the Aged Women's Home,

incorporated as the Baltimore Humane Aid Impartial Society,

located on West Lexington street in Baltimore city ; elev-

enth, of three thousand dollars to the Board of Foreign

Missions of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in the United

States for use of freedmen ; twelfth, of one thousand dollars

to the Baltimore Female City Mission, auxiliary to the

Maryland Tract Society ; thirteenth, of three thousand dol-

lars to the Tressler Orphans' Home of the General Synod of

the Evangelical Lutheran Church of the United States at

Laysville, Pennsylvania ; fourteenth, of one thousand dollars

to the Young Women's Christian Association of Baltimore ;

fifteenth, of one thousand dollars to the Nursery and Child's

Hospital of Baltimore, situated on the corner of Franklin

and Schroeder stree'ts.

Twenty-first. To the lease and demise to the Central Pres-

byterian Church of the city of Baltimore, a body corporate,

Sundry
leases to

duly incorporated, of all that lot of ground in the city of

Central

Baltimore, situate on the northeast side of Hamburg street,

Presby-
terian

east of Ridgely street, and which is particularly described

Church.

in a deed, bearing date the fourteenth day of September,

186S, from John Sheckells, and recorded among the land

records of Baltimore City, in Liber G. R., No. 391, folio

500, &c. ; to the lease to the Central Presbyterian Church

of the city of Baltimore of all that lot of ground situate in

said city, on the southeast side of Ridgely street, north of

Hamburg street, which is particularly described in a deed

from John Sheckells, bearing date the 14th day of Septem-

ber, 1868, and recorded among the land records of Baltimore

City, in Liber G. R., No. 391, folio 502, &c. ; to the assign-

ment of all that lot of ground situate iu the city of Balti-

more, at the northeast corner of Ridgely street and Hamburg

.

street, which is particularly described in a deed from the

trustees of Methodist Episcopal Church of Columbia Street

Station and William Reynolds to the said Central Presbyte-

rian Church of the city of Baltimore, bearing date the 14th

day of September, 1868, and recorded among the land records

of Baltimore City, in Liber G. R., No. 391, folio 504, &c. 5

to the assignment of all that lot of ground situate in the city

of Baltimore, on the northeast side of Hamburg street, east