TABLE No. 10.—Continued.

FROM WHOM RECEIVED	Interest.	Seals and Taxes. .	Excess of Fees.	Tax on Civil Com'ns.	Fines and Forfeiters.	TOTAL.
D. H. Candler. Sheriff, Montgomery County, 1844 and 1845, ...... .....	13 95				14 55	28 50
J, T Beason, " " 1850,.............................	19 -S7				85 59	105 16
Samuel Gloyd, " " 1860 and 186-1,............	14 79				154 78	169 57
John R. Story, Queen Anne's County, 1860 and 1861, ..........	19 08				138 32	157 40
Thomas Sudler, Somerset 1860 and 1861 ...........	15 17				158 83	174 00
W. H. Wrightson, Talbot 1862 and 1863, .......					3 76	3 56
Thomas Martin, Washington 1846 and 1847, ..........	15 20	7 00			10 20	32 40
B. A. Garlinger, " 1855 and 1856, ..........	99 02				295 63	394 65
J. M. Hanck, " 1858 and 1859, ..........	26 32				113 98	139 30
Edward M. Mobley, " 1860 and 1861,..........	27 00				219 73	246 73
John Bishop, Worcester 1856 and 1857, ..........	58 98				125 65	184 6'3
George E. Bowen, " 1862 and 1863, .... .. .					68 39	68 39
Wm. B. Hill, Secretary of State, ...... ............................		14 00				14 00
William Campbell, Inspector General of Flour, ...........................			2,164 52		331 00	2,495 52
George W. Waters, late Keeper of Chancery Records, ...................... James Somervell, Wood Corded,.........................................		230 37		50 00		230 37 50 00
James Hughes, ..................... . . ...............				50 00		50 00
Matthew Richardson, ........................:. ;................				50 00		50 00
J. W. Saunders, .. ................................. .......				50 00		50 00
J. W. Quinn, ............................. .........				50 '00		50 00
Wm- Beckwith, ......................................				50 00		50 00
Hiram Cole, ..............................				50 00		60 00
J. T. McNamara, .........................................				50 00		50 00
Seth D. Venables, ................................				50 00		50 00
	$979 35	. 354 55	2,164 52	450 00	6,414 25	10,362 67