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copies of tlte rules and orders for the use of the House
of Delegates; four hundred copies of the lists of mem-
bers of both Houses; two hundred lists of Senate Com-
mittees for the use of the Senate; two hundred lists oE
the House Committees for the use of the House of
Delegates; fifteen hundred copies of the Acts and
resolutions which may be passed by the Senate and
House of Delegates at the said session; all the reports
hereinbefore enumerated and the rules and orders here-
inbefore referred to, shall be printed on fine white
paper; and the copies of the Acts and resolutions shall
be printed on fine white paper, with marginal notes
and bound in good law sheep, and all other mat-
ters not hereinbefore specified, at prices herein-
after enumerated, which may be ordered to be
printed by the General Assembly of either House
hereof at said ensuing session in a good and.
workmanlike manner; and all printing not enum-
erated shall be in usual octavo or bill folio pages,
as the General Assembly or either House thereof may
expressly order; and shall he paid lor, 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 thou-
sand copies, but no printing not hereinbefore enume-
rated shall be paid for unless 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-General, the State School
report, the report of the Insurance Commissioner, the
report of the State Board of Health, and the report of
the State Fish Commissioners shall be printed on good
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
the various reports and brevier for the tabulated state-
ments.

So much of the said printing a,s shall be necessary