WILLIAM T. HAMILTON, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR. 631

	Warehouses, five hundred dollars, or so much there-
	of as may be necessary, in the discretion of the
	Board of Public Works; for the payment of the annual ground rent on Tobacco Warehouse lots in	For salaiies of tobacco in-
	Baltimore city, four hundred and forty-eight dol-	spectors, &c.
	lars and eleven cents ; for the salaries of two In-
	spectors of Steam Boilers in the city of Baltimore,
	fifteen hundred dollars each, three thousand dol-
	lars; for the salaries of two Commissioners of Fish-
	eries, fifteen hundred dollars each, three thousand
	dollars; and to defray the expenses of the Commis-
	sioners of Fisheries as per chapter forty-seven of
	the acts of eighteen hundred and seventy-six, ten
	thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may, in the
	opinion of the Governor, be necessary.
	MILITIA.
	For the salary of the Adjutant General of the
	State, fifteen hundred dollars, to be paid out of the
	appropriation for the support of the militia ; for the
	support of the militia, to be expended under the
	supervision of the Governor, in accordance with the	For the sala-
	provisions of the act of assembly of eighteen hun- dred and seventy, chapter one hundred and eighty-	ry of the Ad- jutant Gener-
	two, twelve thousand dollars, or so much thereof as	al, &c
	may be necessary; for the payment of pensions
	granted by various acts and resolutions of the Gen-
	eral Assembly, one thousand dollars, or as much
	thereof as may be necessary.
	CONTINGENT FUNDS.
	To the Executive for the contingent fund placed
	at his disposal by article three, section thirty-two,
	of the constitution, seven thousand five hundred
	dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary;
	for the contingent fund of the Treasury Department,
	for advertising, stationery, books, expressage, tele-
	grams and expenses, two thousand dollars, or so	Contingent,
	much thereof as may be necessary ; for the contin-	funds.
	gent fund of the Comptroller's office, for printing
	blank licenses, protests, circulars, warrants, and for
	books and office expenses, three thousand dollars, or
	so much thereof as may be necessary ; for the trav-
	eling expenses of the Tax Commissioner in the dis-