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For salary Of moral instructor to said

asylum, one thousand dollars. ~ .taf
For salaries of the superintendent, ply
sician, steward and matron of the lunatc
asylum at Columbus, three thousand two
hundred dollars. 81 a.i ta.fs
For provisions, household, expenses,
clothing and servants, library. stationery,
fuel, labor, medicines and contingent. ex
penses for the lunatic asylum at Columbus,
twenty-five thousand dollars. gT,
For salaries of the superintendent, stew.
ard and matrons of the deaf and dumb
asylum, two thousand dollars.
For salaries Of teachers and physicians
of the asylum of the deaf and dumb, fiye
thousand nine hundred dollars. a,,.,
For provisions, household expenses. clio.
thing, fuel, labor, servants and contingent
] expenses q the asylum for the deaf and
dumb, six thousand dollars.
For the salaries and expenses Of artizans
and assistants. OF the asylum for the blind,
two thousand dollars. IL.
For clothing provisions, furniture, labor.
servants, stationery, materials Tor work
shops. contingencies. for asylum for the
blind, twenty-five hundred dollars.
For repairs and books, musical instru-
ments and stationery for the asylum of the
blind, two thousand dollars. tE. s
For the state library for the purchase of
books and periodicals, two thousand dol
lars.
For payment of witnesses before legis.
lative committees and notorial fees in in.
vestigations and other, cases, five hundred
dollars; the Witnesses TO receive the same
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law in judicial cases. sa5.%
For printing of the general assembly
ard of the departments of state, the addi.
tional sum often thousand dollars.
| For the payment of the salaries of the
adjutant general and quartermaster gen.
eral, each three hundred dollars.
/ For rent of building in which to lodge
the public arms, five hundred dollars. IA
For taking care of the public arms. to
be paid on the certificate OF the auditor oil
state, five hundred dollars. =.
| For the payment Of the mileage Of coun.
|ty treasurers. eight hundred dollars.
/ For the salaries of the superintendent,
matron, physician, teachers and steward
of the asylum for the blind, FIVE thousand
FIVE hundred dollars. 49, ee4 ,sle
| For furnishing legislative halls and su.
preme court loom, two hundred and fifty
dollars. to be paid upon bills presented to
The auditor Of state. if properly verified and
lound to be correct.
I, For the agricultural funds. being pro
ceeds Of show licenses, three thousand
dollars. .f''gg - 4
For payment Of wolf scalp certificates
six hundred dollars. 3
For secretary to the state commissions
of common schools, three hundred dollars
For the purchase Of books for the library
in the peniteniiary, three hundred dollar.
out of the visitors fund, TO be expended
under the direction. of the. moral instructor
To Gere 81 Abbott, for material for iurn.
ishinUIIouse Of Representatives ,presen
session, thiriy-seven dollars and sixty-two
J cents. r, -
) To J. H. Riley, for articles furnished the
House Of Representatives the present ses
} sion, seyenty-two dollars and ffty.lwe
cents.
To C. NJ. Grant for making secretary so
clerks desk Of House Of Representative.
and repairing locks, ten dollars and sev
enty two cents.
. To |. N. Whiting. for balance for ar,i
cles furnished legislature OF eighteen hun
! dred and forty nine and Fifty, fourteen dol
} lars and fifty cents. :.
TO Kilbourne, Kuhns & Co., seventy
Iour dollars and twenty six cents, for MI
; teral furnished in fitting up the Hall Of til,
House and Senate Chamber for the yea
!, 1852.
To Henry Trevett, for notoral fees be
fore the committee to investigate charge
Y against the Clerk ofthe Senate, ten dollars
To Thomas Riordon, for eighty six day
3 attendance on the Supreme Court as mes
senger and special constable, one hundre.
: and seventy-iwo dollars
To Hyde & Schlapp, for fitting up III,
Senate Chamber for the session of 1854 a.
3 per contract with secretary of state, sixty
e dollars and fifty cents.
q To. Kilbourne, Kuhns & Co., for mate
rials for the use OF the Senate for sergeant
:. alarms for the session of 1852. thirty :lw,
/, dollars and twenty-three cents.
e To Thomas Kennedy. for four days ser
: vices preparing and taking care Of boil
r Halls or the State House for the reception
! of the Legislature for the session OF 1852
as per order Of state librarian, twelve dol
: lars. .
To Kellogg & Foote, for storing Of stat
Q arms, sixty dollars. @ ~
To Columbus gas light and coke com
! Ipany for gas for House Of Representative
during the present session, three hundre,
k and nineteen dollars and ninety .thre
}. cents.
! For the payment Of three hundred cop
!. les OF Geiger's tax tables, three thousan
J. Eve hundred dollars; to the Columbus ga
d light and. coke company, for gas furnishes
the Senate Hall the present session, on
s hundred and forty-two dollars and seventy
r five cents; 10 Thomas Kennedy. for on
!. hundred and two days service as assistan
librarian, one hundred and fifty.three dol
:, lars; to Denig & Harry. for sundries 70
d use the Senate the present session, sixteel
9 dollars and thirteen cents; to A. w. Smith
for cash paid Tor sssistancc to the sergean,
9 at.arms OF the Senate, three dollars an
Q fifty cents; to A. P. Sandford. for STORM
l. state arms. ninety -seven dollars; to p. Am
bos, for the use Of furniture in Senate Ha
# during the last and present session, on
!. hundred and twenty-five dollars