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282

LAWS OF MARYLAND.

Sums appro
priated, &c.

or order, twenty dollars thirty-seven cents for ma-
terial and work on State House grounds ; to pay
Noah Porter, or order, one dollar and fifty cents
for work on State House ; to pay J. Wesley White,
or order, one hundred six dollars and thirteen
cents for sundries furnished for use of the State
by order of the Librarian ; to pay H. A. Hager, or
order, ten dollars for services as Porter to the
Librarian at Frederick ; to pay John H. Long-
necker, or order, twenty-two dollars for advertis-
ing done by order of the Governor ; to pay Edwin
M. Shipley, or order, one hundred and fifty dol-
lars for distributing Legislative Documents ; to
pay G. M. Taylor, or order, eighty-six dollars and
one cent for work done on gas fixtures in the State
House; to pay Larmour & Co., or order, sixty
dqllars for clock in Library, and repairs ; to pay
Llewelyn Boyle, assignee of James Sheehy, or or-
der, ninety-one dollars fifty cents for binding done
by order of the Librarian ; to pay John Murphy
& Co., or order, one hundred sixteen dollars forty
cents for copies of the State Constitution furnished
by order of the Librarian ; to pay Thomas E.
Dell, or order, twenty-eight dollars twenty-five
cents for binding done by order of the Librarian ;
and one hundred fifty dollars for T. Yates Walsh
for legal services rendered by order of the Comp-
troller in the case of the State vs. N. Hickman and
his securities ; and twenty-four dollars fifty cents
to Hiss & Austin for lounge, &c., for the Speaker's
room.

In force.

Sec. 2. That this act shall take effect from the
date of its passage.

 

CHAPTER 258.

Passed March
8, 1862.

AN ACT to incorporate the City Park Railway
Company.

Incorporated.

SECTION 1. Be it enacted ly the General Assembly
of Maryland, That John W. Randolph, William
Chesnut, William H. Cathcart, Jonathan Brock,



 
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