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NAVAL Court MARTIAL.-The Naval Court
Martial on board the U. S. ship Pennsylvania, met
on the 18th, pursuant to adjournment The defence
of Lieut.. Holland was read by his counsel, Taze-
well Taylor, Esq The decision of the Court was
then made, and transmitted to the Navy Depart
ment 1t is understood the Court had concluded all
the business before it.
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PoHtos-JuIia Northau-Mr. 0lapp, etc.
Correspondence of the Cresc
BROOKLYN, Oct. 18th, 1876


BROOKLYN, Oct 18th 1913
Come, come, my lord, unite your folded thoughts,
And let them dangls like a brides loose hair"
A damp cold dreaIy, dnzzing mOrn-the yellow leaves
on the winds bOme-the Sage-haCks hang their heads
fororn-and dream of dry stables and cribs of comast
week it and pleasant the your servant
spread-hs beams like golden buer'-on very particH-
lar bread.
Political meetings in New York and Brooklyn, the
der of the day and night. They held New York. night
or since what termed monster meeting at Vaux-
hall Garden. 1t Wing one, and there about
2000 present. tongng the saloons and side
walks.
TIE cauldon of politics is boiling fuousy Just now ay
bubbng and kissing, and boiling over, and the cooks
in danger of scadng by the steam Take thsa specimen
ofthe feeling that exists in this department of editorial light
amusements-
But still we don't exactly see that the comparison was
sodegradng neghbOT Lees to require him to turn
and say that the loco fOCO made OF the SCapHgs
OF hell and damnatlOn. Eagle.
What think you of that, o, immaculate Editors of the
Crescent? Don't you think this language pretty rich
sienng it TO from the cOHssrUGtOrS" God save
the MARK of public morals and all that sort of thing
Miss Julia NorthaI young lady who has already &C
quired high reputation a vocalist will give farewell
concert in Brooklyn Monday evening next, previous 10
her departure for your city Miss n possesses ch, clear,
sweet soprano voice. of wonderful power and compass Ad
ded to these high qualities progressing Manners an
expressive face and remarkable grace of person. feel
you SOutherneE will be delighted with her. and she
well deserves your appreciation and encouragement take my
word for it..
So the Rev. Theodore Capp. of your city learn has
been late somewhat annoyed by the wide spread bes OF
Ofthe orthodox brethren. lie has been accused of bav
ing preached in New Orleans. occasion, favor oil
having theatrical performances and other amusement on
the Sabbath. The calumny understand, originated in
anonymous letter, pUTporing to from New Orleans
This letter contained perverted account Of sermon
preached by Mr. Capp. 1t most audacious sTepresen
tatou formed doubt by othose anctmonious
scoundre who DO hesitate utter fictitious hoods
;" for the glory Of God" o Tempora! Noses % Mr.
CaPp, however, has the impudent lie and refuted
The guilty zealot will Of course escape all punishment
cept that winch must of accusing conscience The
discourse alluded to in this infamous letter. spoke not only
not in favor Of butdecdedy against such diversions
first day of the week.
Truth crushed 10 earth will -"
Remember nae to those incamations of lOveness
and pOetrY-I mean. of course Tie Iadin 1T rnnl
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~ Rev. Worthington Smith, D. D., of St Al
bans has declined accepting the Presidential chair
Of the University of Vermont, rendered him last
September by the corporation.
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! % Freeman Hunt the editor of the Merchants
Magazine, is likely 10 be free-soil candidate for
! congress in a New York district.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-30

% w. T. Poussin the French minister, is al
present on visit TO Boston.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-30

o. Thomas Williams, Esq, has been appointed
Venezuelan consul at New York, in the room of
Don Juan F. Purroy.
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SEAsONART.E CT.OT9mG

~ BY the Crescent City Maid Of Orleans Manchester and Gent
have received house, No. 2 Flu street, ny
large and fine stock Of FASHIONABLE CLOTHING Also
large stock for the Country Trade would particularly
those purchasing give a cali We shall
every arrival the latest and fashionable patterns. - Order
from the country will meet with prompt attention.
hONTROSS & Still WELL,
go 2dp2w 10 Magazine street, corner Of Common.
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NAvAL.-Capt Pascal, the brig Col. Howard,
arrived at New York on the 18th inst, from Mon
rovia africa, states that he sailed in company
with the U. S. brig Bainbridge, Lieut. laughter,
commanding. The B. was bound South on a
Cruise-ail we'll
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VIM. E. ROBINSON, Esa.-The Wings of the
Fourth Congressional District, New York city, have
nominated as their candidate, Mr.. William Under
hill Mr. William E. Robinson, of the Tribune.
was prominent candidate, leading in three of the
ballots
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RELIGION AND PoLITICs.-The proper course to
be pursued by a religious paper.with reference to
politics, and the propriety of discussing politics in
the pulpit, the two subjects under considera-
ton in the Wesleyan General Conference, now in
session at New York. The duty of preaching poll
teal as well moral and religious truth from the
pulpit, and of intoxicating it through the religious
press. was strongly insisted upon.
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Do Secretary Marcy mot Walker, as the para
graph of yesterday had it, is the functionary who
has just declined public dinner in New York-ten-
dered for foresight and sagacify' in the war, etc
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% J. r. Ingersoll has been elected President Of
the Pennsylvania Colonization Society.
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% The President officially recognizes Juan
Ygnacio de Osma consul of Peru for tl.e city of
Washington.
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| G- Theodore S. Fay, at Berlin, is preparing
| history of the recent Revolutionary movements
| in Germany
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New HAMPsHIRE-The Democratic Conven-
ton met at Concord on the 18th inst. Samuel
Dinsmore, of Keene county, was nominated for
Governor ON the ID ballot.
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o. The Anti-Renters of Albany county, New
York, have nominated Chs F. Benton for Congress.
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o. Joseph Pritts, Esq, former editor of the
Chambersburg Pa Repository and Whig, died on
the 18th inst.
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o. 1t is stated that the number Of Jews residing
in Pennsylvania is about $4,000.
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Refined Prepared Black Lead Drawing Pencils, various
degrees of hardness CrayOus Brushes Paints and COo,
ALsO-SateS of all kinds, Ivory and Bone Folders, " a
fers and Sealing Wax Black and COlOTed Inks and lnB
Powders Motto Seals and Letter Stamps Rogers Fine Gut
eTy etc, etc. comprising the most extensive assortment O
every useful article this line that the Ingenuity OF ha
invented, that the wants of the community require.
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BRACELETS, yNEChL.HCES, G.4RIERS NM
MAGNETIC FLUID,
So celebrated their wonderful all Nervous
Complaints emily be had in this city
GUINNESS & BUSH,
Dealers az Fancy articles and Gent Furnishing Goods,
go I'm l2 CAMP STREET. 2dp
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o. Thanksgiving in New Jersey On the 23d of
November
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SCHOOL BOOKS,

large supply Of al kinds in genefaI use, selected win
great by the subscriber personally assisted with the
judgment and advice of the professors and
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BLANK BOOKS, PAPER AND STATIC

4 B. STEEL. No. IA CAMP STREET, respectfully begs
- inform his customers the city and
country that he is receiving very rye and extensive
assortment of all kinds of BLANK BOOKS, PAPER aud
STATIONERY, and would call the attention OF MER-
CHANTS and DEALERS to the following list Of articles, which
he offers for sale at the LOWEST CASH PRICES.
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= MTEREsTTNG 70 THE LApIEs. =
. Andrews' New-York Store

Is siH at the corner Of s. Charles and Julia streets
Thirteen Buildings.
yEIHERE may be found a very large and fashionable
~ assortment o. DRY GOODS which viii be sold a
extremely low prices; therefore, the particular attention
the ladies invited this card as they NAV be certain
getting bargains al and description OF Dry Goods
ANDREWS cor. st. Charles and Julia strests,
go lw 2dp Thirteen Buildings.
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Remember to those incamations of loneliness
and poetry-U mean, Of course. the ladies )-of your
den Of wickednes;" and believe that will remain for
ever, Yours y q
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-30

EiY@ COMMITTEES, TEACHERS, DEALERS, and all who
buy sell again supplied the lowest possible pnce.
the NewOTleans Stati0ners Warehouse.
90 st J. z. STEEL. Ia Camp street.
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~ We have, during the Summer, greatly enlarged our Store and
serving spas those OF other estao
shmen Southern County recent arrivals have re-
aanhcen Goods and are place the
public he folngnp sncns liz
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LOTHING.-REMOVAL.
NJ BARNETT has removed his store to No. IS GsfI1F
WI STREET. tlgO doors from the City Bank, where he
is now prepared to supply the City and Country Trade with
full and complete assortment of F ALI! AND WINTER
CLOTHING, consisting in part of the following
Black Cloth Dress and FrOck COATS;
Superior Black and Brown Cloth OVERCOATS;
Black. Blue, Olive and Brown SACS and PALETOTS
Fine Black and Blue Felt do. do;
Blue Mackinsw and Drab BLANKET COATS
Tweed SACS, of every style;
Black and Fancy Cashmere PANTS
Printed, Mixed and Black Satinet do;
Black and Fancy Satin VESTS;
Plaid, Cashmere and Black Cloth do; OF I'm
" bite and COlOTed MaEeles and Valencia do Sc
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-30

Ledgers, Journals, DAY Books, Invoice Books Ufde
Books Books, Cash and Sales Books OF blue and
white, wOye laid paper. Russia and plain binding, 0
every variety halfbound Ledger Bill Books Of the
approved forms, with and without printed heads; Receipt
Blank Memorandum and Cyphsring Books Pocket LedgeH
Pass Books Indexes Copy Books, Promssoy Note Boz Ks
Bills of Exchange, Blank Daft Books elegantly engraved
autographed and printed Books Of the best Copying Paper
Bills of Ladng: Check Books all the Banks IN The city
Desk Portfolios or Writing Gases Log Books, ship Receipt
Books of various forms; Ship, Steamboat and DraV Re
ceipts; Diaries, or Daily Memorandum Books; Cotton
Mpighar's and Nard Elerk's BOOks.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-30

NEW Goods. NEW GOODS!
THO MPSON NIXON,
EaS enable Clothing store,
No A CANAL STREET,
AVE received by late arrivals, Large Stock of SEA-
IL SONABLE CLOTHING, of superior styles, to which
they respectfully solicit the attention Of their friends and
purchasers generally. OILS 2dptt
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BLANKS.

Perry's Medium Fine and Extra Fine Points; Perry S
Three pointed and lnda-Tubber Pens; GilUts Victoria,
Prince Albert Commercial and all his other Pens Qals
of all kinds and qualities.
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PLANTATION CLOTHING.
5000 heavy Long Kersey MONKEY JACKETS
5000 :" PANTALOONS:
1900 "a Twied Red Flannel SHIRTS;
5000 - Hickory do.
80. A lSO 80.
WOOL HATS, BROGANS, BLANKETS, YARN
SOCKS ETC.
~ The above Clothing made in the strongest manner
warranted give the utmost satisfaction and will be sold
on accommodating terms. n. G.. FOLGER,
81 2dp corner Customhouse and Old Leyee sts.
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SCHOOL BOOKS AID sTATIoNERY

TO SCHooL n, TEACHERS 3. Hers, COUNTRY MER-
purchasing SCHOOL BOOKS. either for their or
TO sell respectfully invited 10 the assortment OF the subScu
be He wilse all kinds of School Books as low they
be purchased at any establishment in this city lie IN
tends to keep constantly hand all works the de-
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FLANCH OR CORNER IRON

500 pounds Of best iron rods for rvets
The plate be of the best quality OF American
on from bsers, each plate cut correctly to its SIZE
kept level from the shears and each plate marked in white
paint with its size in feet and inches
The bar iron be of the best quality of American
on rolled and length and free from tags or raw
ends The fiat iron rolled with square edges The pieces
marked II to be best quality hammered iron
The ianch iron must bear to work to an angle length
wise, without cracking. ~.
Bonds, with approved sureties in one-half the
amount of contract will be required and ten per cent
in addition win be withheld from the amount Of each pay
ment collateral security Tor the faithful performance OF
the The balance, ninety per cent? viii be paid
tor each delivery, within thirty days after presentation OF
bills approved Ia duplicate by the commandant OF The
yard by the navy agent named in the contract.
Every offer must be accompanied with a written qua
ran,y a responsibility OF the guarantor certified to by
navy agent known to the bureau that
if the offer accepted, the bidder WILL within five days
being notified enter into contract with good and sul
cent sureties furnish the articles proposed, agreeaby to
the terms specified in this advertisement
Bidders particularly cautioned to endorse their offers
Proposals for Plate and Bar Iron."
All offers not made conformity with this adver-
tisement every particular will be rejected informal
Those persons only whose offers accepted will be mott
fed. july l-laW4w
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Prospectus Of the Western Continent, New Series
Il Southern Family Newspaper.
II. M. GARLAND, Jr. AND JOHN DONALDSON,
Editors and proprietOrs.

Editors and proprietors.
First number issued Saturday, July 9Th, 1873
vT1HE WESTERN CONTINENT will be conducted upon
plan different from that of any journal south OF New
York 1t will be exclusively devoted to literature and gem
era intelligence preserving strict neutrality upon all Po-
lical and sectarian questions
twill be mainly devoted to the reprintng from the best
foreign magazines of such articles be OF greatest
and valuable sustained is at great expense and by
the aid of the chief writers of the day. The republication
chea OF those articles which could not otherwise
be read at the OF importing several costly
magazines and journals cannot but be acceptable to the
public. 49,,
The Western Continent will contain original contrbu-
on besides the editorial notices and criticisms which
will always make part of its contents The editors have
so much original should ene their journal to
support u o,.ov.r ors6,,,v ,,,end 10 the new, de-.
partment of their paper Foreign and domestic inteli-
most authentic be always found in their jour
nal One of the editors of the paper will devote his excu-
sive those selections which designed in
great part, to contribute to Its interest.
southern friends for support this undertaking Although
in the opinion that interest could be subserved by de-
voting It's columns political discussion, they have deter
mined keep the journal aloof from such topics yet
ing establish family newspaper they feel justified in
relying for support upon the kindred feelings and common
sympathes of the people Of the south.
Two dollars year, payable invariably in advance.
Three copies for or one copy for three years
Seven copies IL
Twelve copies 10
liberal discount will be allowed to posnasters who
will do the favor act agents for the Continent
All communications to be addressed (post-paid) to
EDITORS WESTERN CONTINENT,
July 6-3taw2w Baltimore, Md
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'HE American Qaarteriy Rsgistsr and Mags.ine
conducted by Jane. Strykcr-Ths valuable peIodi
Gss just issued from the press of E. c. u j. Bdle
rhadelPhia II may be had the bookstore OF the sub
who is the agent for this city, and who will receive
subscriptions and deliver copies all that wish
WILLIAM M MORRISON,
Penn avenue, Washington city.
For the character and design of the work. reference
"so made to Hon. John A. Bryan, opposite Wizards Ho-
"s pennsylvania avenue. June 3-2awu
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
General Land Office, April l. l848
TN pursuance Of the first section of the act of Congress
entitled san act to create additional land district in
Territory Wisconsin, and for other purposes APP
that the land office for the district created by said
tabshed the "FaAs of st. Cror Rirer, in said Terri
the site this day designated by the President of the
United States.
Given under my hand, at the city OF Washington, this
seventh day of April ammo Domni one thousand eight hun
dred and forty-eght.
BY order of the President;
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
April l4-wI2w ,-
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PATENT OFFICE, June 8. l8is.

PATENT OFFICE, June 3. 184S
nv the petition Of Ross Winans, Of Baltimore,
~ praying for the extension Of patent granted him
on the LIST October 1894, for improvement in railway
cars and carriages for years from the expiration
sad patent which takes place the LIST day Of October,
orared that the said petition be heard at the Patent
Cmce on the third Monday of August next (2lst) IL
O'clock, m; and all persons notified to appear and
to be granted. ' ~ fN' 's ~
Ordered also, that this notice be published in the Union
lnelgencer, and Demokrat Washinuon, A ron. Rai,i
More More pennsYlysnan Philadelphia True Sun, and Sun,
New YORK; fost Boston Gazette, Portsmouth N III /,
Post, Pitsburg and Inquirer Cincinnati once a wecI
Tor three successive weeks the last publcation herof ~
DC least sixty days previous to the third Monday of
August next EDMUND BURKE
Commissioner of Patents
T. s. Editors of the above papers will please oopv and
ena their bills to ths Patent Office, with paper Contain
ing this notice.
June 4-wsw
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NAVY AGENr's OFPICK,
Washington, June Is, 1913.

c,EALED PROPOSALS will be received al this office
y unt O'Clock P. of the LIST August for furnishing at
~. Washington Navy Yard the following plate and bar
ron the whole which is be delivered by the 18th OF
tauhe
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CoLLECroR's OFFICE, June y, lSlS.
(trTY TAxEs.-Nosice to dslinquents.-AL persons
~ whose upon real personal properly remain due
and unpaid hsreby notified that such sh continue
in after the LIST day of August will bs proceeded
against for the enforcement OF collection, directed by
unpaid taxes
June Xy-2awtdiE Collector
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rTyHE Son NJ the Wilderness, . DRAMATIC foem, In
i five acts, translated from the Gsnnan OF Hahn, by
Charles Edward, author of New York vol, 90 cents
June 70 r. lAfLoh
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Notice establishment Of the Land Once for the
Chippewa Land District, In the Territory Of Wis
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salt water bathing at Plnsy Psint, Md.

salt wafer ASntAhn8 NJ EAhoJ H0Ahs, rAu'
7,HE POTOMAC PAVILION, at this delightful water
accommodation visiters the 10th OF June Plney
Point situated the mouth Of the Potomac river,
manding a noble and picturesque view OF the Chesa-
peake Bay 1t is OF access being about one hundred
bathing at place all times perfectly SAFE there
is no undercuren and the invalid and others enjoy
surf bathing with the greatest security The bathing houses
been in complete ORDER and will be well attended
attractions for the promotion of health, for
and recreation constant and regular sea breeze
renders the air all times perfectly pure and elastic.
An excellent cotlon band will be in attendance all the
A number OF new and sale fishing and sailing
'o Roard Der month $50 90
'" week 90
I" day 80
Children and servants half price. -.
The steamer Columbia win leave Washington for Piney
Point every Wednesday at a. returning Will leave
the Point Sunday at a.
The Osceola leaves Washington for the Point
every Sunday att and Thursday at y a. m return
ing will leave on Wednesday and Saturday morning
A. w. KIRKWOOD,l pron,e,ors
F. l.. KELLER, iiope'oS'
June l-3ts NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l..
lNENTLEMENs Wcar made 60 order In the best
" and most fashionable STYLE of the following materials,
viz: ~.
Broleys celebrated black French cloths
fancy -colored French cloths
Superior black, brown, and green drap d'cte
/" black French doesklns
=" black and blue cassimeres
fancy single-milled cassimcres, styles
{. plain and figured black satin vestings
rich.coiored silk and satin
double English Marseiles
Also lust received complete assortment OF gloves, no
sery pocket handkerchief suspenders, &c all
of which we invite the attention of gentlemen wishing
| enrino al pplies p III. HOOE IL co.
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Splendid Lotteries for July Is4s.
J. w. MAURY * CO., Managers.

0aOyOOO-1OO prizes oil voVV
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For enowi Leesburg Academy and for other PURPOSES
+ Glass No. 80. for lSAS
To be drawn in Alexandria, Va on Saturday, July Aoth
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JNAMILY Carriage and Horsc.-The subscriber hasfor
II disposal excellent family carriage and horse With
which he wishes he is not DESTROYS at OF
keeping cara re the horse has been be
well recommended For terms of sale apply to
VIM FISCHEI,
June 2S-3taw3w Stationers' fall.
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Lives insured l0i
SAMI. HANNAY, Secretary
CHARLES DE SELpINe, No. IL Todd's Buildings
Pennsylvania avenue, Agent.
W. p JOHNSTON M. D., opposite City Post Office,
7th street, Physician.
Pam hles explanatory of the principles and operations
of the company can be obtained on application at the
agents Office
July 4--law4w mat init
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In the House of Represenatiues, July l. ls4sOn the CT
vii and diplomatic appropriation bill.
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rs number lottery-l2 drawn ballots
Tickets $l0-Halves S5-Quarters W 90.
Certificates of packages OF Is whole *lS0 w
Do do of Is half Is %
Do do of rs quarter 32 30
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d. PAINE & CO., Sole Contractors and Managers OF
Maryland State Lotteries.
coffee No. AZ, Fayette street, Baltim@s.)
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TUNE Report Of the Mutual Life Insurance ComP"-
d nv of New York, No. IS Wall street.
This institution during the month Of June, issued one
hundred and four policies, viz: fU