758 LAWS OF MARYLAND.
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for contingent fund of the Library, including the ex-
pense of postage, porterage and freight, of station-
ery for the use of office, of menial service, advertis-
ing, printing, and assistance, fifteen hundred dol-
lars; for the augmentation of the Library, to be ex-
pended as provided in section seventeen of article fif-
ty-five of the Code of Public General Laws, four hundred
dollars; for the cost of printing the Annual
Report of the Comptroller, eight hundred dollars;
for the expense of advertising the list of Foreign
Insurance Agents, three hundred dollars; for the
expense of fuel and lights for the Public Buildings
and Grounds, six thousand dollars; for the ex-
pense of publishing the list of officer in default
to the State, two thousand dollars; for the contin-
gent fund for the Commissioner of the Land Office,
four hundred dollars; for the postage of the Execu-
tive and Treasury Department, the Land Office, the
Adjutant General's office. Lieutenant Governor and
the Secretary of the Senate, twelve hundred dollars. |
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LEGISLATURE. |
For the Leg-
islature. |
To the Secretary of the Senate, three hundred
dollars; to the Chief Clerk of the House of Dele-
gates, three hundred dollars.
BALTIMORE CITY. |
Baltimore
city. |
For the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore,
as per article four, section one hundred and twen-
ty-seven of Public Local Laws, twenty thousand
dollars; to the Maryland Institute, for the promo-
tion of mechanic arts, five hundred dollars; to the
members of the Appeal Tax Court of Baltimore
City, fifty dollars each, one hundred and fifty
dollars; to the Register of Baltimore City, three
hundred dollars; to the Maryland Penitentiary for
so much on account of the salaries of its officers;
eight thousand dollars, for the support of the Ma- .
ryland Penitentiary; ten thousand dollars; to the
Home of the Friendless, five thousand dollars; to
the House of Refuge, fifteen thousand dollars.
PUBLIC DEBT. |
Public debt. |
For the payment of the interest on the public
debt of this State, that is to say, the interest fall- |
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