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gates; fifteen hundred copies of the acts and resolu-
tions which may be passed by the Senate and House
of Delegates at the said ensuing session; all the reports
hereinbefore enumerated, and the rules and orders
hereinbefore referred to shall be printed on fine white
paper, and the copies of the acts and resolutions shall
also be printed on fine white paper, with marginal
notes, and bound in good law sheep, which respective
bids shall also include all other matters no hereinbe-
fore specified, at the prices hereinafter enumerated
which may be ordered to be printed by the General
Assembly, or either house thereof, at said ensuing
session, and which respective bids shall stipulate for
doing the said work so bid for in a good and work-
manlike manner; and all printing not enumerated
shall be in usual octavo or bill folio pages, as the
General Assembly, or either house thereof, may
expressly order, and shall be paid for, whether plain
or tabulated, at the price of one dollar and fifty cents
per page, octavo, per thousand, long primer type, and
two dollars and fifty cents per page, bill folio, for the
first thousand copies printed of either, and at the rate
of thirty-three per cent, less for each additional thous-
and copies; but no printing not hereinbefore enum-
erated shall be paid for unless upon an order stating
the cost of the same, and passed by a yea and nay vote
of either the Senate or House.

"The Governor's message, the report of the Comp-
troller of the Treasury, the State Treasurer's report,
the report of the Adjutant Gene al, the State School
report, the report of the Insurance Commissioner, the
report of the State Board o Health, and the report of
the State Fish Commissioner shall be printed on good
white paper, twenty-four by thirty eight inches, fifty
pounds to the ream; the size of the pages to be regular
octavo, and the type used shall be long primer for the
body of all the various reports, and brevier for the
tabular statements.

"So much of said printing as shall be necessary for
the General Assembly during its session shall be
delivered to the presiding officers of both houses, and
the residue shall be delivered to the State Librarian,
to be by him distributed as provided by law. "