WM. T. HAMILTON, ESQUIUE, GOVERNOR.

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at least ten days before the first day of said first

Ten days' no-

summer sitting, and one week before the first day of

tice to be given

each September and October sitting, by publication

in six daily newspapers published in Baltimore city

having the largest circulation in said city, one of

which shall be in the German language, and one of

which newspapers shall be of opposite political

opinions to those held by the registers.

SEC. 13. And be it enacted, That the several offi-

cers of registration appointed in each county shall

give in each year a collective notice signed by them,

Give collective

of their said respective sittings to be held in said

notice.

year under the provisions of this act, and of the

places of sitting in each election district, and of the

times at which each of said respective sittings shall

take place; said notice shall be given by said officers

of registration at least ten days before the first day

Ten days' no-

of their first summer sitting, and one week before

tice to be given

the first day of their respective September and

October sittings, by publication in two newspapers

published in said county of opposite political opin-

ions, having the largest respective circulation in

said county, and by handbills set up in such pub-

lic places in each election district or in the election

precincts of each election district, if each elec-

tion district be so divided, as each of said officers

of registration shall select, in their respective dis-

tricts; but if there should be no papers of opposite

political opinions in any of the counties of this State

as above specified, then in two newspapers which

may be published in different sections or parts of

said county, if there be such.

SEC. 14. And be it enacted, That if for any neces-

sary cause the place or places of meeting in any

election district in any county of this State, or in any

group of election precincts in the city of Baltimore,

or (in and after the year eighteen hundred and

eighty-four) in any ward in said city, shall be

changed after advertisement thereof, immediate no-

tice shall be given thereof by new advertisement, if

Give notice of
change.

the change be made in the city of Baltimore, in all

the daily newspapers of said city, and by printed

handbills set up in public places in said respective

election precincts or wards in which such place or

places of meeting shall have been changed; and if

such change be made in any county, by advertise-