1860.

LAWS OF MARYLAND.

CHAP. 363.

cost of printing the annual report of the Comp-
troller of the Treasury, six hundred dollars; to the
expense of advertising lists of foreign insurance
agents, two hundred dollars; to the expense for
fuel and lights, three thousand dollars; for the
postage of the Executive and Treasury depart-
ments, two thousand dollars; to the expense of
distributing bound copies of Maryland Reports to
the clerks and registers of wills of this State, fifty
dollars; to the Librarian, for compensation in pur-
suance of resolution number twelve of eighteen
hundred and thirty-three, seventy-five dollars.

LEGISLATURE.

Legislature.

To the Secretary of the Senate, three hundred
dollars; to the Chief Clerk of the House of Dele-
gates, three hundred dollars.

BALTIMORE CITY.

Balt. city.

To the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, as
per chapter two hundred and sixty-six, of eighteen
hundred and fifty-three, twenty thousand dollars;
to the Maryland Institute, for the promotion of the
Mechanic Arts, five hundred dollars; to the mem-
bers of the Appeal Tax court of Baltimore city, one
hundred and fifty dollars; to the Register of Balti-
more city, three hundred dollars; to the Maryland
Penitentiary, for so much on account of the salaries
of its officers, eight thousand dollars; to the House
of Refuge, ten thousand dollars.

PUBLIC DEBT.

Interest on
public debt.

To the payment of the interest on the public debt
of this State, that is to say, the interest falling due
quarterly on the currency debt of the State, four
hundred and twenty thousand dollars; and the in-
terest on public debt falling due semi-annually,
and payable in London, including the cost of ex-
change, remittance and commissions, two hundred
and sixty thousand dollars; Provided, however,
that all that portion of the interest on the public
debt, which at any time during the year, end-
ing on the first day of January, eighteen hundred
and sixty-one, shall be due on that part of the said
debt, which may constitute the sinking fund of the
State, shall be applied by the Treasurer, to the
purchase of stock or bonds of the State, for the in-
crease of the said fund; to the payment of the in-