10

1856.

DOL. CTS.

(Brought forward.)

Lucas Brothers, for balance of account for

stationery, - - - - -              11 50

Wm. D. Hughes, for advertising in "Free-
man," to supply order, dated January,
17th, 1856, and miscarried, - -              16 50

Wm. D. Hughes, for advertising in 'Freeman,' 18 00

22, James Iglehart & Co., for ammunition used

in firing salute, 4th inst, -                      54 04

T. A. Mitchell, for cast iron grate, &c, for

Court of Appeals room, -                       19 75

Aug. 8, John Everett, for expenses and services un-
der requisition of Governor, - -            183 50
A. S. Abel & Co., for subscription and ad-
vertising in "Sun," -                               69 40
Sept. 2, James Revell, for amounts paid for candles,
&c, cleaning cellar, cutting grass from
State House Hill and commissions,              43 52
5, George Hughes, for expenses and services

under requisition of Governor, -              36 25

9, Wm. Dadds, for repairs done to gun-carria-
ges, &c, - ....              70 40
16, Caleb Stewart, for repairing gates and en-
closure, on State House Hill, -               6 50

23. E. F. Church, for advertising in "Towson-

town Advocate," -                                 2 00

Oct. l, John Smith, for attendance in Executive

Chamber and keeping Temple, -              43 50

7, Andrew Lamb, for hauling cannons to Black-
smith's and back, -                                3 50
M. H. Letton, for services and expenses un-
der requisition of Governor, - 32 96
S. E. Sullivan, for advertising in "Centre-

ville Times," -                                         2 00

William Rice, for subscription to "Pennsyl-

vanian," -----                9 00

27, McGregor & White, for advertising in

"Traveller," -                                         2 00

Thomas J. Wilson, for printing Militia re-
turns, by order of Gen. J. M. Watkins. 40 00
Nov. 7, Thomas J. Wilson, Attorney of J. H. Kent

(Carried forward.)