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WM. T. HAMILTON, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR.
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STATE LIBRARY.
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For porterage, postage, freight and other inci-
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dental expenses of the State Library, five hundred
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dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary; for
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the augmentation of the State Library, two thousand
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five hundred dollars, or so much thereof as may be
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State library.
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necessary; to the State Librarian, for the distribu-
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tion of the Maryland Reports, for the year eighteen
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hundred and eighty-three, two hundred dollars, or
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so much thereof as may be necessary.
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ISSURANCE.
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For insurance for three years on the State House
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Furniture and Library, two thousand dollars, or sb
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much thereof as may be necessary; for insurance
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for three years on the Governor's Mansion, furniture
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and stables, seven hundred and fifty dollars, or so
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much thereof as maybe necessary; for insurance
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for three years on the State House of Correction,
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eight hundred dollars, or so much thereof as may
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be necessary; for insurance for three years on the
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For insurance.
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State Normal School building, four hundred dollars,
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or so much thereof as may be necessary; for insur-
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ance for three years on the State Tobacco Ware-
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houses, two thousand dollars, or so much thereof as
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in the discretion of the Board of Public Works may
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be necessary; for the rent of boxes at the Safe De-
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posit Company for the use of the treasury depart-
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ment, one hundred dollars, or so much thereof as
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may be necessary.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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To the members of the Appeal Tax Court of Bal-
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timore city, fifty dollars each — one hundred and
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fifty dollars; to the Register of Baltimore city, three
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hundred dollars; to pay Samuel Casey, weigher-
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general of grain, the sum of five thousand five hun-
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dred and twenty-five dollars, in full payment for all
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For miscella-
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services rendered by him and his assistants for
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neous pur-
poses.
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weighing of grain required by law to be weighed,
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but for which said labors so performed, said weigher-
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general of grain was unable to collect fees, because
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of the decision of the court as to the unconstitu-
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tionality of said law, said claim having been ap-
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