(As quoted from the Minutes of their respective bodies, for the year 1859.) Sharp st. and Wesley Chapel, Meth. Ep.,     1812 Orchard st. and Asbury,         "           1508 Dallas st.,                     "            119 Ebenezer, Montgomery st.,      "   "         600 Union Bethel, Fell's Point,    "   "         100 Water's Chapel, Spring st.,    "   "          98 Mission   "     Tissia st.,    "   "          77 South Howard st. Chapel, Zion Meth.,         200 St. Thomas', Chesnut st., Meth. 

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