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LAWS OF MARYLAND.

of Education, in the proportions to which they are

respectively entitled; for donations to colleges, acade-

mies and schools, as set forth in acts and resolutions of

the general assembly heretofore passed, forty-two thou-

sand five hundred dollars, or so much thereof as may

be necessary; provided that none of the appropria-

tions to colleges, academies and schools shall be

paid to any of said institutions excepting to such

as shall have made a full report, as required

by section four of article eighty-four of the Code

of Public General Laws. For the Deaf and Dumb

Asylum at Frederick, for the education of the deaf and

Colleges, acad-
emies, schools.

dumb, twenty-five thousand dollars; to St. Mary's In-

dustrial school, fifteen thousand dollars; to the Female

House of Refuge, three thousand dollars; to the Board

of Directors of the Maryland Institution for the educa-

tion of the deaf and dumb and blind colored children of

the state, eight thousand five hundred dollars; to the

Maryland Agricultural College, five dollars and no

more; for the instruction of the indigent blind, to be

applied under the direction of the governor, in accord-

ance with the provisions of the act of eighteen hun-

dred and sixty-eight, chapter two hundred and five,

fifteen thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may

be necessary.

CONTINGENT FUNDS.

For the contingent fund, placed at the disposal of

the governor by article three, section thirty-two of the

constitution, seven thousand five hundred dollars, or

so much thereof as may be necessary; for the contin-

gent fund of the treasury department, for advertising,

stationery, blank books, expressage, telegrams and

other incidental expenses, twenty-five hundred dol-

lars, or so much thereof as may be necessary; for the

Contingent

contingent fund of the comptroller's office, for print-

funds and ex-

ing blank licenses, protests, circulars, warrants, books

penses.

and other office expenses, twenty-five hundred dollars,

or so much thereof as may be necessary; for the contin-

gent fund of the land office, three hundred dollars, or so

much thereof as may be necessary; for the contingent

fund of the court of appeals, five hundred dollars, or so

much thereof as may be necessary; for the contingent

fund of the attorney general, for printing expenses,

clerical services, stationery, postage and other neces-

sary expenses, to be paid upon vouchers exhibited