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LAWS OF MARYLAND.

such institution shall have made a full report, as re-

quired by law ; to the Deaf and Dumb Asylum at

Frederick, thirty thousand dollars; for the Maryland

Institute for Promotion of Mechanic Arts, three thous-

and dollars, as provided by act of eighteen hundred

and sixty-eight, chapter one hundred and ninety-

eight; to the colored Normal school, two thousand

dollars; for the Maryland Agricultural College, six

thousand dollars; to the House of Reformation and

Instruction for Colored Children, ten thousand dol-

lars; to the St. Mary's Industrial School, four thous-

For other

and dollars ; to the Aged Women's Home, fifteen

institutions

hundred dollars; to the Union Protestant Infirmary,

fifteen hundred dollars; to the Home of the Friend-

less, two thousand dollars; to the Manual Labor

School, fifteen hundred dollars; to the St. Joseph's-

General Hospital, five hundred dollars; to the Boy's

Home, five hundred dollars ; to the St. Vincent's.

Asylum, five hundred dollars; to the Colored Oblate

Sisters of Chanty, five hundred dollars ; to the

Home of Good Shepherd, tive hundred dollars ; to

the Maryland Industrial School for Girls, three

thousand dollars; to the Baltimore Orphan Asylum,

five hundred dollars; to the Home of Friendless.

Children of the Eastern Shore of Maryland, at Easton,

five thousand dollars ; five hundred dollars for each

year for two years to the Hebrew Orphan Asylum of

Baltimore; and to the Church Home and Infirmary

of Baltimore city two thousand dollars.

LEGISLATURE.

To the Secretary of the Senate, three hundred

Expenses of
the Legislature.

dollars; to the Chief Clerk of the House of Delegates,

three hundred dollars ; for binding the laws, journals

and documents of the present session, three thousand

dollars or so much as may be necessary; for the

expense of distributing the laws, journals and doc-

uments, one hundred and fifty dollars; to pay the

members of the General Assembly, their officers and

attendants, including cost of printing, postage and

miscellaneous expenses, and the per diem of the

President of the Senate and Speaker of the House

of Delegates, one hundred and fifty thousand dollars

or so much as may be necessary ; for indexing the

journals and documents of the Senate and House of

Delegates, seven hundred dollars, or so much thereof