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LAWS OF MARYLAND.

dred dollars; for the salary of two assistant clerks to the treasurer

each twelve hundred dollars, making twenty-four hundred dollars ;

for the salary of one clerk to the State tax commissioner, twelve

hundred dollars; for the salary of the State lihrarian, fifteen

hundred dollars; for the salary of the commissioner of the land

office, fifteen hundred dollars; for the salary of one clerk to the

commissioner of the land office, twelve hundred dollars.

JUDICIARY.

For the salaries of the chief judges of the first seven judicial

circuits, three thousand five hundred dollars each, twenty-four

thousand five hundred dollars; for the salaries of fourteen asso-

ciate judges of the first seven judicial circuits, two thousand eight

hundred dollars each, thirty-nine thousand two hundred dollars ;

for the salaries of the judge of the court of appeals from Balti-

Salaries of
Judiciary

more city and of the chief judge and five associate judges of the

supreme bench of Baltimore city, three thousand five hundred

dollars each, twenty-four thousand and five hundred dollars; for

the salary of the attorney-general, three thousand dollars; for

commissions to attorneys on claims of the State placed in their

hands for collection, five thousand dollars, or so much thereof as

may be necessary; for the crier of the court of appeals, one thou-

sand dollars; for the salary of the State reporter, one thousand

dollars; for the State's subscription to two hundred copies each

of volumes seventy-five and seventy-six, of the Maryland reports,

twenty-eight hundred dollars, or so much thereof as may be neces-

sary, and for the paper, on which said volumes may be printed,

four hundred dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary, in

accordance with article eight, of the Code of Public General

Laws.

MILITIA.

For the support of the militia of the State, to be expended under

the supervision of the governor, forty thousand dollars, or so

much thereof as may be necessary; for the salary of the adjutant-

Militia.

general of the State, fifteen hundred dollars; and for contingent

expenses of his office, two hundred and fifty dollars, or so much

thereof as may be necessary, to be paid out of the appropriation

for the support of the militia, and the balance of said appropria-

tion, or so much thereof as may be necessary, for the maintenance

of the militia in the various counties of the State and in the city

of Baltimore.

PENSIONS.

For the payment of pensions granted by the various acts and

resolutions of the general assembly to Mrs. Sarah Ann Watson,

Pensions.

Mrs. Julia A. Dorsey and William Brown, during their natural

lives, in accordance with the provisions of resolutions sixty-three,

of eighteen hundred and forty-nine, chapter two hundred and