ROBERT M. McLANE, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR.

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of eighteen hundred and sixty-seven, chapter four hun-

dred and ten, three hundred dollars for each volume,

or so much thereof as may be necessary.

MILITIA.

For the support of the militia of the state, to be ex-

pended under the supervision of the governor, under

the provisions of the act of eighteen hundred and sev-

enty, chapter one hundred and eighty-two, fifteen

thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may be neces-

sary; for the salary of the adjutant-general of the

Salary of Adju-
tant General.

state, fifteen hundred dollars, to be paid out of the

appropriation for the support of the militia, and the

balance of said appropriation, or so much thereof as

may be necessary, for the maintenance of companies,

battalions or regiments of state militia already organ-

ized in the various counties of the state and the city

of Baltimore, and the additional sum of four hundred

and fifty dollars is hereby appropriated for the Wil-

liamsport light infantry.

PENSIONS.

For the payment of pensions granted by the various

acts and resolutions of the general assembly — to Mrs.

Sarah Ann Watson, Mrs. Julia A. Dorsey and Wil-

liam Brown, during their natural lives, in accordance

with the provisions of resolution sixty-three of eigh-

For pensions
granted.

teen hundred and forty-nine, chapter two hundred and

twenty-eight of eighteen hundred and seventy-four,

and chapter two hundred and sixty-nine of eighteen

hundred and seventy — five hundred and twenty dollars.

SCHOOLS.

For the system of free public schools (white and

colored) in the several counties and the city of Bal-

timore, and for the State Normal School and the State

Board of Education, to be apportioned by the comp-

troller in accordance with the laws in such case made

and provided, and the direction herein given, five hun-

Free public
schools.

dred thousand dollars, or whatever sum may be paid

into the treasury on account of the tax for public schools,

also such other sum or sums as may be received to the

credit of the free school fund from the tax on the circu-

lation of banks, from the interest on stocks standing to