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officer, I am now ready to receive any motion towards
completing the organization of the Senate.

On motion by Mr. Posey, it was
Ordered, That the address of the President^ be
•entered on the Journal.

Mr. Getty submitted the following:

Ordered, That the officers of the Senate tor the
present Session shall be as follows:

Secretary of the Senate—W. G. Purnell, of Cecil.

Journal Clerk—Frank Shipley, of Howard.

Reading Clerk—John J. Fenton, of Baltimore city.

Sergeant at-Arms—Medford M. Raisin, of Kent.

Door-Keeper—George F. Mering, of Carroll.

Assistant Door-Keepers—Wm F. Sturgis, of Wor-
cester; Lewis F. Dobiner, 2d Legislative District of
Baltimore city.

Chief Engrossing Clerk—John B. Keplinger, 1st
Legislative District of Baltimore city.

Postmaster—Oden Bowie Knight, of Balto, county.

Keeper of Cloak Room—Robert E. McIllheney, of
Calvert.

Janitor—Wm. P. Baldwin, of Anne Arundel.

Folders—Fremont Jones, of Montgomery; Ebenezer
Dennis, of Wicomico.

Messenger to Printer and Mail Carrier—James M.
Knoots, of Caroline.

Committee Clerks—Edwin H. Webster, of John, of
Barford; Lemuel P. Wright, of Queen Anne's; Jas.
W, Diven, of 3d Legislative District of Baltimore city;
E. W. Byers, of Washington; O G. Getty, of Gar-
rett; Arthur A. McKnight, of Cecil; Wm. H. Ray,
of Howard; Geo. R. Stottlemeyer, of Frederick; Wm.
J. Holland, of Dorchester; George Paul Jones, of
Somerset.

Messenger to President—Joseph B. Harrington, of
Talbot.

Chaplain—John R. Andrews, of Baltimore city.

Pages—John M Deswan, of Harford, and T. McKean
Meiere, of Talbot.

Which was read.