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STATEMENT A—Continued.

REPORTS OF CLERKS OF COURTS.	Amounts.	Aggregates-
RICHARD T. ALLISON, Clerk of the Superior Court of Baltimore City, for the year ending November 30th 1883 .
Total receipts............................................................		$43,162 60
Expenses — Salary of Clerk of Court............................. Salaries paid Deputy Clerks........................ Printing, Stationery, &c.............................. Amount retained for unfinished work............ Cash paid into the State Treasury................	$ 3,500 00 27,402 58 2,000 34 5,000 00 5,259 68
		43,162 60
RICHARD T. ALLISON, Late Clerk of the Superior Court of Baltimore City, for six months to May 31st, 1884.
Total receipt's.......................................................		6,667 87
Expenses — Salaries paid Deputy Clerks........................ Stationery, &c........................................... Cash paid into the Treasury........................	$4,775 64 161 75 1,730 48
		6,667 87
I. FREEMAN RASIN, Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for Baltimore City, for one year, to Nov. 30th, 1883.
Total receipts...........................................................		15,242 39
Expenses — Salary of Clerk of Court.............................. Salaries of Deputy Clerks........................... One Month's Salary of Messenger................. Blank books, stationery, &c ........................ Cash paid into the State Treasury.................	$3,500 00 7,941 65 75 00 738 24 2,987 50
		15,242 39
WM. F.^McKEWEN, Clerk of the Baltimore City Court, for one year to Nov 30tb, 1883.
Expenses — Due Clerk of Court for salary................. Salaries of Deputy Clerks and Janitor......... Stationery, printing, & Miscellaneous expenses	$3,500 00 3,060 00 434 00
Total receipts............................................... . . Balance of salary paid Clerk by the State as per ch. 54 of		6,994 00 3,643 74
Acts of 1868...............................................		$3.350 26