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	plats now on file in the office of the County Com-
	missioners of Baltimore county, the owner or
	owners of any ground bounding and fronting on the
	line of said avenue, may make application to the
	County Commissioners of Baltimore county in
	writing, setting forth that they desire that said Ful-
	ton avenue be condemned, opened, graded and con-
	structed, and when the application is presented to
	said county commissioners, they shall appoint one
	examiner or three examiners, as may be designated
	and asked for in said petition, whose duty it
	shall be to condemn, open, grade and construct said
	avenue in accordance with said application and in
	the manner hereinafter provided for.
	SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That after the appoint-
	ment of such examiner or examiners, as the case
	may be, all proceedings which can be had and taken
	for the condemnation, opening, grading and con-
	struction of any street or avenue or portion thereof,	.
	under the provisions of an Act of the General Assem-
	bly of Maryland, passed at the January session of
	eighteen hundred and seventy-six, chapter three
	hundred and ninety-nine, entitled an act to repeal
	an act passed at the January session of the General
	Assembly, eighteeen hundred and seventy-four, chap- ter four hundred and forty-one, entitled "An act to re-
	peal an act, passed at the January session of the Gen-
	eral Assembly of Maryland, eighteen hundred and	Proceedings
	seventy," chapter ninety-nine, entitled "An act to lay
	off streets in Baltimore county, adjoining Baltimore
	city," and to repeal certain acts inconsistent there-
	with, and also to repeal the act passed at the Janu-
	ary session of eighteen hundred and seventy-two,
	chapter seventy-eight, entitled an act, a supplement
	to an act entitled "An act to lay off streets in Bal-
	timore county, adjoining Baltimore city, and to re-
	peal certain acts inconststent therewith by the Gen-
	eral Assembly of Maryland at the January session
	of eighteen hundred and seventy, chapter ninety-
	nine," and also to repeal an act passed at the Janu-
	ary session of eighteen hundred and seventy-two,
	chapter three hundred and eighty-seven, entitled an
	act to repeal section four of an act passed by the
	General Assembly of Maryland at its January ses-
	sion, eighteen hundred and seventy, chapter ninety-