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LAWS OF MARYLAND.

dred and six, as the same were laid out and desig-

nated by the Board of Police Commissioners for the

city Baltimore, under and by virtue of an act of

Third congres-
sional district.

Assembly, passed at the January session, eighteen

hundred and eighty-two, and shall be entitled to

choose one representative in the House of Repre-

sentatives.

83. The fourth congressional district shall be

composed of all the election precints of Baltimore

city, other than those mentioned in the preceding

section, and those mentioned in the next succeeding

Fourth con-
gressional dis-

section, which latter are made parts of the fifth

trict.

congressional district of this State, and the said

fourth congressional district, as in this section

designated, shall be entitled to choose one represen-

tative in the House of Representatives.

84. The fifth congressional district of this State

shall be composed of St. Mary's county, Charles

county, Calvert county, Prince Georges county,

Anne Arundel county, including the city of Annap-

olis, Howard county, the first and thirteenth elec-

tion districts of Baltimore county, and of the one

hundred and fourth, one hundred and fifth, one

hundred and ninth, one hundred and tenth, one

hundred and eleventh, one hundred and twelfth,

Fifth congres-

one hundred and thirteenth, one hundred and fif-

sional district.

teenth, one hundred and sixteenth, one hundred

and seventeenth, one hundred and eighteenth, one

hundred and nineteenth, and the one hundred and

twentieth election precincts of the city of Baltimore,

as the same were laid out and designated by the

Board of Police Commissioners for the city of Bal-

timore under and by virtue of an act of Assembly,

passed at January session, eighteen hundred and

eighty-two, and shall be entitled to choose one rep-

resentative in the House of Representatives.

85. The sixth congressional district shall be com-

posed of Allegany county, Garrett county, Wash-

Sixth congres-

ington county, Frederick county and Montgomery

sional district.

county, and shall be entitled to choose one repre-

sentative in the House of Representatives

86. The return judges of elections held for Rep-

resentatives in Congress of the first and thirteenth

election districts of Baltimore county shall make a

Returns— how

return of the elections held in their respective elec-

made.

tion districts separate from the return made in the