COMPTROLLERS.

PHILIP FRANCIS THOMAS,
From 18th December, 1851, to 20th April, 1853.

HENRY E. BATEMAN, Appointed from 20th April, 1853, to 11th January, 1854.

WILLIAM PINKNEY WHYTE,
From 11th January, 1854, to 9th January, 1856.

WILLIAM HENRY PURNELL,
From 9th January, 1856, to 8th May, 1861.

DENNIS CLAUDE,
Appointed 8th May, 1861, to 17th July, 1861.

ABRAM LINGAN JARRETT,
From 17th July, 1861, to 8th January, 1862.

SAMUEL SNOWDEN MAFFITT,
From 8th January, 1862, to 13th January, 1864.

HENRY HOLLIDAY GOLDSBOROUGH, From 13th January, 1864, to 26th November, 1864.

ROBERT J. JUMP,
From 26th November, 1864, to January 9, 1867.

WILLIAM J. LEONARD,
From January 9th, 1867, to January 17th, 1870.

LEVIN WOOLFORD,
From January 17th, 1870, to January 22d, 1878.

THOMAS J. KEATING,
From January 22d, 1878, to 220 January, 1884.

J. TRANK TURNER,
From January 22d, 1884, to 16th January, 1888.

L. VICTOR BAUGHMAN,
From 16th January, 1888, to 19th January, 1892.

MARION DE KALB SMITH,
From 19th January, 1892, to January 21st, 1896.

ROBERT P. GRAHAM,
From January 21st, 1896, to January 18th, 1898.

PHILLIPS:L. GOLDSBOROUGH,
From: Janualy. 18A, 1898, to January 15th, 1900.

TREASURERS.

JAMES S. OWENS,
From 24th February, 1852, to 24th February, 1854.

DENNIS CLAUDE,
From 24th February, 1854, to 14th February, 1860.

SPRIGG HARWOOD,
From 14th February, 1860, to 4th February, 1862.

ROBERT FOWLER,
From 4th February, 1862, to 10t3 February, 1870.

JOHN MERRYMAN,
From 10th February, 1870, to 10th February, 1872.

JOHN W. DAVIS,
From 10th February, 1872, to 10th February, 1874.

BARNES COMPTON,
From 10th February, 1874, to 3d March, 1885.

JOHN S. GITTINGS,
From 3d March, 1885, to 10th February, 1886.

STEVENSON ARCHER,
From 10th February, 1886, to 15th April, 1890.

EDWIN H. BROWN,
From 17th April, 1890, to 16th February, 1892.

SPENCER C. JONES,
From 16th February, 1892, to March 11th, 1896.

THOMAS J. SHRYOCK,
From March 11th, 1896, to February 5th, 1900.

MURRAY VANDIVER,
From February 5th, 1900.

REPORT

-OF THE

Comptroller of the Treasury

-OF THE

STATE OF MARYLAND

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE,

ANNAPOLIS, January 7, 1904.

To the General Assembly of Maryland:

I herewith respectfully submit to your Honorable body my annual report for the fiscal year ended September 30, 1903, in pursuance of Section 9 of Article 19 of the Code of Public General Laws.

RECEIPTS.

The amount received into the Treasury proper, from all sources during the fiscal year, was $3,636,449.07, as will appear by reference to Statement "A". This, together with the amount of $1,187,295.68 in the Treasury proper September 30, 1902, aggregates the sum of $4,823,744.75, exclusive of the Fund's account, a detailed statement of which will be fully shown in Statements “E” and “F”.

The sum of $3,636,449.07 shown in Statement “A” as the receipts into the Treasury proper during the year, does not represent the usual or ordinary receipts accruing to the State, and there should be deducted from this amount the sum of $449,043.16, as will hereafter appear.

First. The Legislature of 1902, by Chapter 200, authorize] a new State bond issue of $600,000, to be known as the “State