Circuit Court. Serve in Baltimore, bond $2,000. (Article
22, section I, of the Code.)

FIRE MARSHAL shall give bond of $5,000 to the State.
The Act is silent as to who shall approve of the bond.
(Chapter 248, Acts of 1894, section 1.)

GENERAL MEASURER OF OYSTERS shall bond for $3,000
each to the State, but before what officer, is not specified
in the Code. (Article 72, section 58 )

NOTARIES PUBLIC in the city of Baltimore bond for
$6,000, and $2000 in the counties; bond to the State;
security to be approved by the Governor. (Article 36,
section 24 of the Code.)

PENITENTIARY WARDEN is to bond for $10,000, and the
other officers in such sum as the directors may require.
The bonds are to be approved by the board of directors
and shall be filed in the Executive Department. (Article
27. section 395 of Code.)

POLICE COMMISSIONERS bond in the sum of $10,000
each, and the bond must be approved by the judge of the
Superior Court of Baltimore and recorded in the office of
the clerk of said Court. (Acts of 1874, chapter 2, Vol. I,
P. L. L., page 510.)

PUBLIC PRINTER bonds for $30,000 with the clerk of
the Court of Appeals, the said clerk being judge of the
sufficiency of the bond. (Article 78, section I of Code.)

REGISTER OF WILLS to bond to the State for $7,000 and
renew it every second year, on or before the 31st of
December, to be approved by the judge of the Orphans'
Court, and to be recorded in the counties in the office of
the clerk of the Circuit Court, and in the city of Balti-
more in the office of the clerk of the Superior Court.
(Article 93, section 257 of the Code.)

SHERIFFS bond for $25,000 and renew it annually; to
be approved by two judges of the Orphans' Court, or the
judge of a Circuit Court in the counties, and the judge
of the Superior Court in the city of Baltimore, to be
recorded by the clerk administering the oath, and clerk
to give notice to Governor if the bond is not renewed by
January 1st of each year. (Article 87, sections I and 2
of Code.)

SHIPPING COMMISSIONERS are to bond for $5,000 to the
State, the bond shall be approved by a judge of the
Circuit Court for the county where the office of the com-