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as is prescribed in Article 78 of the Code of Public
General Laws of Maryland, we beg herewith to sub-
mit our proposal, to-wit:

We hereby propose to do all such printing for the
General Assembly of Maryland, at its ensuing session
of 1892, as is prescribed in Article 78 of the C6de of
Public General Laws of said State, a copy whereof is
attached, at and for the sum of nine thousand, nine
hundred and fifty dollars ($9, 950. )

And as by said article required, we herewith submit
our duly executed bond in the penalty of thirty thou-
sand dollars, conditioned for the faithful performance
of the same.

WM. M. ABBOTT & CO.

Annapolis, Md., Sept. 24, 1891.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 24, 1891.
Hon. SPENCER C. JONES.

Dear Sir: —We respectfully submit herewith our
bid to do the State printing, as prescribed by Article
78 of the Code of Public General Laws, for the sum
of ten thousand seven hundred dollars ($10, 700. )
Enclosed please find our bond.
Respectfully,

KING BROS.

HON. SPENCER C. JONES,

Clerk of the Court of Appeals of Maryland:

I hereby propose to do the printing for the General
Assembly of Maryland, at its next ensuing session, in
pursuance of the provisions of the law, and your
advertisement published in the "Maryland Republi
can, " at and for the sum of twelve thousand four
and fifty dollars ($12, 450. )

And I transmit the required bond.

Sept. 24, 1891. GEORGE T. MELVIN.

ANNAPOLIS, Sept 24th, 1891.
Hon. SPENCER C. JONES,

Clerk Court of Appeals, Md.

Sir: —The undersigned propose to do the State print-
ing, as specified in Article 78 of the Public General
Laws of this State, for the sum of seventeen thousand