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Department, two thousand dollars; to the purchase of
fuel and lights, one thousand two hundred dollars;
to the printing of blank licenses for the Comptroller,
eight hundred dollars; to the payment of the interest
on the public debt of this State, that is to say: the
interest tailing due quarterly on the currency debt of
the State, four hundred and six thousand dollars; and
the interest on the public debt falling due semi-an-
nually, and payable in London, including cost of ex-
change, remittance and commissions, two hundred
and sixty-two thousand, seven hundred and fifty
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dollars; Provided, however, that all that portion of
the interest on the public debt which at any time
during the year ending on the first day of January,
eighteen hundred and fifty eight, 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 increase of the said fund; to the payment
of the interest falling due on the first day of July in
the year eighteen hundred and fifty seven, and on the
first day of January in the year eighteen hundred and
fifty eight, on the bonds or certificates of debt of the
Annapolis and Elkridge Railroad Company, issued in
pursuance of chapter one hundred and sixty eight, of
eighteen hundred and forty one, and to the payment
of so much of the principal of said bonds or certificates
of debt as is directed to be paid by the said act, seven
thousand dollars; Provided, however, that only so
much thereof shall be so applied as may be equal to the
net profits of the said Annapolis and Elkridge Railroad
Company, and the profits which this State shall or
may have derived from the use of the Annapolis and
Elkridge Railroad in connection with the Washington
Branch of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and
which profits shall or may have been paid into the
Treasury as required by the aforesaid act of eighteen
hundred and forty one, chapter one hundred and sixty
eight; to the Secretary of the Senate, three hundred dol-
lars; to the Chief Clerk of the House of Delegates, three
hundred dollars; to the keeper of the Records of the
Court of Chancery, one thousand dollars; to the pur-
chase of stationery for the Legislature, two thousand
dollars; 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 holder or holders of coupons or certificates of in-
terest in arrear, which were not funded under the
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