senate and assembly galleries, one hundred and two dollars ($102.00).

62. To David Clark, to stationery for house of assembly, per order of clerk, sixty-four dollars and thirty-eight cents ($64.38).

63. To David Clark, to stationery for assembly room, fifty-one dollars and fifty cents ($51.50).

64. To Charles Nutt, for lumber and work done for clerk of the supreme court's office, nine dollars and twenty cents ($9.20).

65. To David Clark, to stationery for state library, twenty one dollars and eleven cents ($21.11).

66. To Edward Williams, for materials furnished and painting done for the office of the court of chancery, supreme court office and law library, one hundred and ninety-seven dollars and seven cents ($197.07).

67. To Wm. A. Benjamin, for postage for quarter-master general, twelve dollars ($12).

68. To Joseph McPherson, for articles furnished to the quarter-master general, three dollars and thirty-eight cents ($3.38).

69. To C. B. Van Sickell, for articles furnished to court room, two dollars and twelve cents ($2.12).

70. To David Clark, to stationery for court of errors, eight dollars and seventy-five cents ($8.75).

71. To David Clark, for books for clerk in chancery's office, two hundred and forty-seven dollars and fifty cents ($247.50).

72. To George H. Dean, for services as page to the governor, one hundred and two dollars ($102).

73. To David Clark, for stationery furnished to the clerk of the supreme court, forty-eight dollars and thirty-seven cents ($48.37).

74. To Charles Scott & Company, for stationery for the executive department, fifty-one dollars and fifty-eight cents ($51.58).

75. To Charles Scott & Company, for stationery furnished

for the office of the quarter-master general, eleven dollars and nineteen cents ($11.19).

76. To David S. Anderson, for materials and work done in raising the president's platform in senate chamber, fourteen dollars and seventy-nine cents ($14.79).

77. To Charles Scott & Company, for record books and stationery for the use of the senate and the engrossing clerk and secretaries, three hundred and seventy-eight dollars and fifty-nine cents ($378.59).

78. To Charles Scott & Company, for blank books and paper for the house of assembly, forty-one dollars and seventy-five cents ($41.75).

79. To Charles Scott & Company, for record books and stationery for the engrossing clerk, and for the house of assembly, three hundred and five dollars and seventy-six cents ($305.76).

80. To David Clark, for stationery for house of assembly, twenty-five dollars ($25.00).

81. To David Clark, for books and stationery furnished to the treasurer's office, seventeen dollars ($17.00).

82. To David Clark, for stationery furnished to house of assembly per order of committee, seventy-two dollars and fifty cents (72.50).

83. To D. S. Anderson, for work done and materials furnished to state library, eight dollars and fourteen cents ($8.14).

84. To David Clark, for stationery for governor's room, five dollars and thirty-nine cents (5.39).

85. To David Naar, for printing for state library, fourteen dollars and twenty-five cents (14.25).

86. To David Naar, for printing notice to county collectors and annual bank statements, seven dollars and seventyfive cents ($7.75).

87. To David Naar, for printing adjutant general's order and advertising, sixteen dollars (16.00).

88. To David Naar, for printing parchment, &c., for chancery office, forty dollars (40.00).

89. To Fish & Green, for lumber furnished, thirteen dollars and fifty cents (18.50).

90. To Freese & Borden, for printing adjutant general's order and printing two hundred extra copies of governor's message, and other printing, forty-six dollars and ninetyone cents (46.91).

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91. To David Naar, for printing sundry blanks, per of quarter-master general, twenty-three dollars and sixtyfive cents (23.65).

92. To David Naar, for advertising governor's proclamation, six dollars ($6.00).

93. To Jonathan Pickle, Charles Skelton and James Hammell, for making inventory of property at state prison, forty-five dollars ($45.00).

94. To David Clark, for stationery ordered by house committee, ten dollars ($10.00).

95. To David Naar, for printing notices of election of militia officers, two dollars and twenty-five cents ($2.25).

96. To Charles Scott & Company, for stationery ordered by the committee of the senate, four hundred and fortyeight dollars and sixty-two cents ($448.62).

97. To the inspectors of the state prison, for expenses in inspecting the prisons in the eastern states, two hundred and ninety-one dollars and seventy-five cents ($291.75).

98. To Joseph McPherson, to sundry items for clerks of the house of assembly, ten dollars and twenty-five cents ($10.25).

99. To the Newark Daily Advertiser, for advertising proclamations for governor, twenty dollars ($20.00).

100. To G. Winkler, for making keys for assembly room, senate, and for court of chancery's room, fifteen dollars and nineteen cents ($15.19).

101. To F. A. Pitman, to stationery furnished for office of the clerk of supreme court, twelve dollars and sixty-nine cents ($12.69.)

102. To Isaac D. James, for sundry articles for house of assembly, thirteen dollars and eighty-one cents, for senate eleven dollars and twenty-three cents, for state house three

dollars and seventy-five cents, for Wm. Darmon, late clerk of the house, one dollar and thirty-eight cents ($40.17).

103. To William Pearson, for making key for state house, one dollar ($1.00).

104. To Joseph G. Brearley & Co., for sundries for court room and court of chancery, six dollars and thirty-eight cents ($6.38).

105. To the editor of the West Jerseyman, to advertisement adjutant general's orders, four dollars ($4.00).

106. To Brewer & Ott, for carriages for committee on prison, arsenal, and asylum accounts, twenty-eight dollars ($28).

107. To Wm. A. Benjamin, for postage stamps and envelopes to members of the senate and assembly, session eighteen hundred and fifty-eight, eight hundred and eightythree dollars and thirty cents ($883.30).

108. To Benjamin K. McClurg, assistant clerk of assembly, and to D. L. M. Moore, assistant secretary of the senate, for their services during the present session of the Legisla ture, the sum of three hundred dollars ($300.00) each.

110. To C. J. Ihrie, for services rendered as state librarian, seventy-two dollars and thirteen cents (72.13).

111. To William W. Norcross, for, candles for state house eighteen dollars ($18.00).

112. To Van Camp, Cogill and Bodine, for sundries for secretary of senate, six dollars ($6.00).

Approved March 18, 1858.

COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA.

Act relating to fisheries in the river Delaware.

AN ACT giving the assent of this commonwealth to the act of the legislature of New Jersey, entitled "A further supplement to the act entitled 'An act to regulate the fisheries in the river Delaware, and for other purposes,"" passed the twenty-sixth day of November, Anno Domini eighteen hundred and eight, approved February twenty-sixth, eighteen hundred and fifty-eight.

1. BE IT ENACTED by the Senate and House of Repre sentatives of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in General Assembly met, and it is hereby enacted by the authority of the same, That the assent of this commonwealth be, and the same is hereby given to the provisions mentioned and contained in the act of the legislature of the state of New Jersey, passed the twenty-sixth day of February, Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and fifty-eight, entitled "A further supplement to the act entitled 'An act to regulate the fisheries in the river Delaware, and for other purposes,' passed the twenty-sixth day of November, Anno Domini eighteen hundred and eight, and the said act of the legislature of the state of New Jersey, is hereby adopted, ratified and confirmed by this commonwealth; and the said act of the state of New Jersey shall be annexed to this act, and be published in the same manner as the laws usually are; and the governor shall likewise cause an exemplified copy thereof to be deposited in the secretary's office of this commonwealth, and transmit an attested copy of this act to the governor of the state of New Jersey.