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1870. ] OF THE HOUSE OF
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DELEGATES.
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641
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1870.
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VOUCHERS.
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AMOUNT.
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Brought forward......
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4,572 62
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Jan'y 4, Sam'l W. Brooks.......
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...........18
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40 28
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4, James E. Tate ..........
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...........14
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31 95
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4, John M. Mentzer.......
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...........15
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T 00
|
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5, John R. Davis ...........
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............16
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33 95
|
|
21, A. G. Boyd............
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...........17
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11 00
|
|
21, F. Raine...................
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...........18
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142 45
|
|
21, James Hall................
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...........19
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5 00
|
|
21, R. D. Unger..............
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...........20
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6 00
|
|
21. T. G. Morrow.............
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...........21
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10 00
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21, John A. Murray & Co.
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........22
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12 50
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26, Steamboat Company.....
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...........23
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30 30
|
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28; Dechert & Co.............
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...........24
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16 00
|
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28, George Col ton & Son....
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...........25
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650 00
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|
Feb'y 1, A. S. Martin..............
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...........26
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13 75
|
|
1, Wm. L. Peiffer........
|
..........27
|
40 00
|
|
5, C. A. S. Wolf..........
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...........28
|
5 00
|
|
8, C. C. Fulton & Son..
|
............29
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31 20
|
|
11, W. C. Handy.............
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............30
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3 00
|
|
11, R. D. Unger..............
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............31
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22 75
|
|
11, J. F. McGlauchlin.......
|
............32
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13 50
|
|
26, John Murphy & Co....
|
...........33
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28 75
|
|
26, G. W. Cruikshanks...
|
............34
|
23 96
|
|
March 1, Thos. Basil...............
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............35
|
100 00
|
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2, Glenn & Co...............
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............30
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54 11
|
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3, Sam'l W. Brooks
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............37
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53 47
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Total....................
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$5,958 54
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Which were severally read and referred to the Committee
on the Contingent Fund.
The following Report was received from the Hon. Levin
W.oolford, Comptroller of the Treasury, in response to an
order of the House :
COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE,
Annapolis, March 4, 1870.
Hon. F. C. Latrobe,
Speaker of the House of Delegates :
DEAR SIR :—In reply to an order of the House of a recent
date, to wit: "Ordered, That the Comptroller be requested
to report the Companies in which the State Tobacco Ware-
houses are insured, and the amount of insurance held upon
each," I beg leave to state that they are insured, as follows,
to wit :
No. 1 Tobacco Warehouse—$10,000, Policy in the Union
Fire Insurance Company, Baltimore ; $20,000, Policy in the
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