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134
BRASS FOUNDERS.
Wm. M. Ives,
52
James H. Odell,.
84
Clampitt & Regester,.
137
LOCKSMITHS & BELL-HANGERS.
John McAleer,. 133
Philip P. Trayser,.
152
Robert Wible,.
153
STEAM ENGINES.
A. & C. Reeder,
30
Wells & Miller,.
126
Mayger & Washington, ..
126
John Watchman,
129
IRON FOUNDRY.
James Bates,.
12
A. & E. & W. Denmead,. 115
Joel N. Blake,.
152
GUN MAKERS.
Peter A. Favier,.
148
James H. Merrill,
150
WIRE WEAVING.
James T. Watson,
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Charles Rhinehart & Co.
24, 25
Samuel Jackson, ..
99
MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS.
James Green, .
83
WASHING MACHINE.
E. Lukens,.
50, 51
HOISTING MACHINES.
George E. Cooper, ..
78
NUT & WASHER MANUFACTORY.
Le.nuel Bierbower,
150
SCALES.
Jesse Marden,.
11
Dorval & Willett,
81
IRON CHESTS.
John Scott,
112
CABINET MAKERS.
J. & J. Williams & Co.
122
Robert Renwick,
151
H. Wiegel,.
153
Thomas D. Hiss,.
155
PLANING MILL.
Joseph Turner & Son, .
155
CARD FACTORY.
John H. Haskell,.
108
CHAIR FACTORY.
Jolın A. McClain,.
139
UNDERTAKER.
R. Fredrick,
151
SHIP CHANDLERS.
Kellum & Merrill,.
141
Henry Kelsey,
145
SOAP AND CANDLE FACTORIES.
Smith & Curlett,.
7
Francis Hyde,.
26
Farquhar & Morgan, Washington,.
27
Hancock & Mann,
82
Sliver & Faringer, .
139
James Armstrong,.
146
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
J. S. Eastman,.
75
Obed Hussey,.
111
R. B. Chenoweth,
124
PAINT, OIL, VARNISH, &c.
Hugh Bolton & Co.,
7
Samuel Kramer & Co.
59
Wm. Trego & Brother,. 98
A. G. Cole & Co.,.
144
Wm. Fusselbangh,
151
John Hull,
151
SADDLERS.
Jenkins & Lilly,
33
Thomas Armstrong,
80
Bartus Wilkins, ...
132
80 Morhiser & Francisco,
141
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INDEX.
FEATHER BEDS, &c.
A. Clifford & Co.
80
LOOKING GLASSES.
Cariss & Schultz,.
56
Thomas Seager, .
130
STONE CUTTER.
John F. Connolly,
147
SHOT TOWER.
Thomas I. Clare,
121
COLONNADE BATHS.
John Finlay,
146
LAMP FACTORY.
R. Thompson,.
150
BRUSH AND BELLOWS.
Joseph K. Stappleton,.
72
Joseph Page, ...
82
BOTTLERS.
Thomas Walsh, .
71
Wm. Coughlan, ..
129
John Boyd & Son,
138
BLOCKS AND PUMPS.
William Thomas,
117
VINEGAR DEALER.
James McFee,
60
ALCOHOL, LIQUOR, COLOR, &c.
Andrew Bushong,.
152
BAKERIES.
Tyler & Brother,
88
Holden & Co.
88
Mason,.
154
CONFECTIONERS.
Edward Garraud,
61
Kidd & White,.
61
Samuel Sides,
114
SUGAR REFINER.
Otto Torney,
53
COTTON YARN.
David A. Martin,.
66
COACH MAKERS.
Samuel Child,
74
John Curlett & Son, .
99
James McCurley, ..
130
Thomas Mullin, Jr.
130
POTTERIES.
James E. Jones,
13
James L. Parr,
76
BROOM AND WOOD WARE STORES.
Spencer Rowe,.
80
Henry Christhilf,
80
C. Murdoch,
122
FURRIER.
John Abbes,
59
LIVERY STABLES.
John M. Fitzpatrick,.
136
H. Dukehart, .
145
ROPE STORES.
John Henderson & Co.
88
P. A. Watts & Co ..
122
Croxall & Browning,
122
TURNING.
Joseph Thomas & Son,
107
DYEING.
Thomas Fisher,
110
James R. Williams & Son, ...
139
John H. Hulse, ..
155
UMBRELLAS.
Isaac Corbett
54
Samuel French,.
55
H. B. Field & Co.,
83
John C. French & Son,.
87
WHIP & CANE STORE.
Wm. McGuffin,.
153
WIG MAKERS AND HAIR CUTTERS.
A. Devouges,.
44
Augustin Croyeau,
44
M. Scotti, .
73
F. Deville, ..
107
Wm. W. Lee,
144
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BARNUM'S
CITY HOTEL.
MONUMENT SQUARE, BA MORE.
THIS EXTENSIVE ESTABLISHMENT ERECTED BY THE LATE DAVID BARNUM, Esq. EXPRESSLY FOR A HOTEL,
With every regard to comfort and conveni- ence, is situated in the CENTRE, and MOST FASHIONABLE part of the city, but a few minutes walk from the
RAIL ROAD DEPOTS & STEAMBOAT LANDINGS.
The House has lately undergone a thorough repair, embracing many valuable improve- ments, and will accommodate TWO HEY DEED AND FIFTY' GUESTS, to WHOSC comfort and convenience the strictest atten- tion will be paid by the present Proprietors.
BARNUM & CO.
ZENUS BARNUM, ANDREW MCLAUGHLIN.
EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE PLACE
BALTIMORE.
The Subscriber respectfully informs the public that he has leased the
EXCHANGE HOTEL,
Which has been recently REFURNISHED in a style unsurpassed by any other house in the United States. It is situated in EXCHANGE PLACE, very near to the
Rail Road Depots & Steamboat Landings,
And is peculiarly well adapted for the accom- modation of families visiting Baltimore.
JOHN WEST.
Õ GEORGE W. WEBB,
MANUFACTURING
O JEWIELER O
NO. 218 BALTIMORE STREET,
NEAR CHARLES STREET,
KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF
JEWELRY,
FINE FANCY ARTICLES PLATED AND BRITANNIA WARE,
SILVER SPOONS,
Purchasers may rely upon getting Goods of such quality as represented. A long experience as a working Jeweller will enable him to make all kinds of
GOLD JEWELRY,
That will compare with any that is made in other cities, either as regards quality of materials, style, or finish.
Particular attention will be paid to neatness and durability in REPAIRING JEWELRY, &e.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OP
GEMS & MOCK STONES,
FOR SETTING.
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B. E. TURNER,
Q. W. WHEELWRIGHT.
A. n. MUDGE
TURNER, WHEELWRIGHT & MUDGE, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
TWO DOORS BELOW MARKET STREET? B
HAVE FOR SALE, AT MANUFACTURERS' PRICES,
WRITING PAPERS.
Imperial, Super Royal, Royal, Medium, Demy,
Ruled anel Plain.
Folio Post, Quarto Post, Packet Post, Bath Post, Foolscap,
PRINTING PAPEES.
Double Imperial, Double Super Royal, Double Royal, Double Demy, Imperial,
Super Roval, Medium and a half, Medina, Roval, and Demy.
RAPPING PAPERS.
Elephant, Large and Small Cloth, Iron Mongers', Kentish Cap, Bag Paper,
Double Crown, Double Cap, Tea Paper, shoc and Hat Paper, Crown and Cap.
Envelope, Music, Drawing, Marble, and Colored PAPERS ; Printing and Writing INKS; Playing, Enamelled, Ivory Surface, Colored and White CARDS ; Quills ; Tissue Papers, Press Papers; Trunk, Band- box, Binders', and Bonnet Boards; Russia Skins; Bark Skivers ; Book- binders' Cambrics ; Foreign and Domestic Rags; Bleaching Salts. Felts and Wire furnished to order.
ALSO FOR SALE, A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
BOOTS, SHOES AND PALM LEAF HATS, BY THE PACKAGE.
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314
BALTIMORE STREET,
Between Liberty and Howard streets.
N
F
RFSOM SA
TARNIS"
MADS
J. W. & R. W. DAVIS,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS,
DYE-STUFFS, &c.
Keep constantly on hand a LARGE Assortment of ARTICLES in their line, to which they solicit the attention of buyers,
At No. 314 Baltimore street, Between Liberty and Howard strects. BALTIMORE.
R. J. BAKER,
MANUFACTURER OF
CHIPPED & GROUND YE WOLDS.
HAS CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
LOGWOOD, FUSTIC, NICARAUGA, CAMWOOD,
BARWOOD, REDWOOD, BRAZILWOOD, PEACHWOOD, LIMAWOOD,
HACHEWOOD, TUMERIC, RED SANDERS, GREEN EBONY.
ALSO, A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
DRUGS, DYE-STUFFS ILS, PAINTS, GLASS, GLAZIERS' DIAMONDS; Manufacturers and fullers' Articles, &c. &c.
NO. 320 BALTIMORE STREET, FOUR DOORS BELOW HOWARD STREET.
ELMES & SEAVER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
HAT & CAP MANUFACTORY,
219 BALTIMORE STREET,
BAN TIMORE.
N. B. Country Merchants are invited to call; as they manufacture all their HATS, they will sell them a little lower than can be purchased elsewhere.
SMITH & CURLETT,
STEAM SOAP NDEZ WORKS, CORNER OF HOLLIDAY AND PLEASANT STREETS, BALTIMO
MANUFACTURE AND KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
MOULD AND DIPPED CANDLES, Of the best quality, of all sizes. WHITE, VARIEGATED, BROWN AND YELLOW SOAPS, Of the best quality, at the lowest market prices.
HUGH BOLTON 10.
No. 81 MCELDERRY'S WHARF, BALTIMORE , HAVE ALWAYS ON HAND AT THEIR MANUFACTORY
CAMPHINE AND PINE OIL, COPAL AND JAPAN VARNISH, BRIGHT AND BLACK VARNISH, ROSIN, PITCH, SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE, PAINTS ANDOILS, WINDOW GLASS AND PAINT BRUSHES, OF ALL KINDS AND SIZES.
Together with a variety of other articles in their line; all of which goods they offer for sale at the LOWEST PRICES.
DICKINSON & CO. FORWARDING
CUMBERLAND, MD. Having an extensive FIRE-PROOF WAREHOUSE, and being a branch of the old house of
TALBOT JONES & CO.
OF BALTIMORE, Have great advantages for FORWARD- INO expeditiously all MERCHANDISE or PRODUCE sent to their care.
LEWIS GROSS, JR. GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, No. 85 SMITH'S WHARF, BALTIMORE.
C, & M. TRUMP, WHOLESALE Commission Lumber Merchants, FENBY'S IFHARF, BALTIMORE.
ROBERT BARRY, DRY GOODS COMMISSION MERCHANT, No. 290 MARKET STREET, UP STAIRS.
JOHN GILL, NOTARY PUBLIG, NO. 51 LOMBARD STREET, (Formerly No. 4.1,) OPPOSITE THIE EXCHANGE, BALTIMORE.
LEWIS M. WARNER & CO. No. 218 BALTIMORE STREET, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, AND BONNETS. 8
O. O. TIPPAST. DELIS D. LOXO TH. W. DYRN.
TIFFANY, LONG & BYRN, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN & DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,
No. 304 MARKET STREET,
CORNER OF LIBERTY STREET.
BALTIMORE.
The senior partner of our House Is interested in several manufacturing establishments in the vicinity of Baltimore, inferior to none in the State, with whose products, in the best staple styles of Goods, we are regularly supplied; all of which are disposed of on commission, at the lowest manufacturers' prices.
WM. ROBINSON, Importer and Dealer in Fino GOLD & SILVER WATCHES JEWELRY, SILVER & PLATED WARE, NO. 153 BALTIMORE STREET, OPPOSITE THE MUSEUM.
CHARLES DEGENHARD, TOBAGOONIST, NO. 314 BOND STREET, F. P. Keeps constantly on hand German Segars, To- bucco, and French Snuff's, of every description.
THOMAS TROTTON,
LIME & FEED STORE,
No. 34 FREDERICK ST. WHARF,
BALTIMORE,
Keeps constantly on hand MILL FEED of all kinds, CORN, OATS, CHOP RYE, CORY MEAL, and all articles appertaining to bis line of busi- ness.
Also, LIME for buildings, or smaller quan- tities, by the bbl. or hhd.
BRICKS of all kinds for shipment.
JOHN M. OREM & CO. MERCHANT TAILORS
NORTH-WEST CORNER OF
Baltimore and Charles streets, BALTIMORE,
Have constantly on hand an extensive assortment of
FRENCH, ENGLISH & AMERICAN CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, &C.
Of their own Importation, or purchased with cash from Importers and Foreign and Domestic Agents, which they are prepared to MAKE UP in the best and most Fashionable Style, at short notice.
GENTLEMEN'S READY MADE CLOTHING.
On the SECOND FLOOR of their Building Gentlemen will always find a general assortment of
SUPERFINE AND MEDIUM CLOTHING.
The WORK and STYLE of which they will guarantee to equal any thing that can be made.
ONE PRICE ONLY!
The PRICE of every article is distinctly marked in figures.
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IRON STORE
S. SINDALL, DEALER IN
TIN PLATE, SHEET IRON,
AND ALL KINDS OF AMERICAN ROLL AND HAMMERED BAR IRON,
BOILER, FLUE
PIG IRON,
IRON WIRE, BLOCK TIN, SPELTER, NAILS,
SHEET ZINC, COPPER, PIG LEAD, STEEL,
SHEET LEAD, LEAD PIPE, HOOP IRON, STOVE ORNAMENTS.
Nos. 48 and 50 South Calvert street, ONE DOOR BELOW LOMBARD STREET,
IBA
DAVIDSON & SANDERS, IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS,
NO. 298 BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE.
STELLMAN & RIPPELMEYER,
IMPORTERS OF
GERMAN HOSIERY, LACES, FRINGES, &C. AGENTS FOR THE MANUFACTURERS OF PINS, BUTTONS, & C. No. 252 Baltimore street, (up stairs,) BALTIMORE.
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STILL CHEAPER.
SCAL
O
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, FOR SALE AT THE
Corner of S. Charles & Balderston sts.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Persons desirous of purchasing are requested to call and examine for them- selves, or send their orders, which shall be punctually attended to. Every article sold will be warranted as correct and durable as any ever offered, or the money will be returned.
JESSE MARDEN.
C. E. WETMORE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FANCY HARDWARE, CUTLERY, JAPANNERY,
SILVER PLATED & BRITANNIA WARE, TIN & WOODWARE,
BRUSHES, MATS, BASKETS, &c. WITH EVERY VARIETY OF HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES, NO. 2 NORTH HOWARD STREET, One door North of Market, nearly opposite Wheatfield Inn,
BALTIMORE.
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JAMES
BATES, 00
BINCKLEY.
IRON FOUNDER,
PRESIDENT STREET, BETWEEN PRATT AND STILES STREETS, B ALTIMORE,
Continues to manufacture every description of CASTINGS to order ; such as Pans and Kettles for soap factories and hatters ; Saw and Grist Mill Cast- ings ; Columns for fronts of stores ; Jamb Plates ; Window Weights ; Cellar Cylinders ; Window Guards ; Wreaths ; Windlass Castings ; Hauser Irons ; Grate Bars ; Cannon Balls ; Plough Castings ; Cart Boxes ; Cast Spouts ; Pulleys for stone quarries, &c., having a great variety of patterns. Persons who have lots in
G EEN MOUNT CEMETERY,
And intend to have them enclosed, will find at his foundry a variety of new and elegant patterns and designs, gotten up expressly for this beautiful repos- itory of the dead. He attends to enclosing and setting the railing complete, in the most durable and substantial manner. All orders for castings or railing will be attended to promptly, and at prices made to suit the times. The proof will be by calling on him.
{Connected with the foundry is a PATTERN SHOP, where every description of patterns is made to order.
ALFRED H. REIP, IMPORTER, MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
TIN AND IRON WARE, PLATED, BRITANNIA AND FANCY GOODS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, NO. 335 BALTIMORE STREET, SECOND TIN STORE ABOVE HOWARD STREET, B IMORE.
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CHEAPEST
AND BEST.
LEACH,
No. 54 V. Charles street, OPPOSITE ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, Performs all operations in SURGICAL or MECHANICAL
DENTISTRY
With care, and in a style that can not be surpassed.
The best PORCELAIN TEETH and the purest GOLD used in all cases.
Every operation warranted equal to the best.
Extracting Teeth or Broken Fangs, (day or evening,) 25 cents.
A. E. WARNER, MANUFACTURER OF SILVER WARE, No. 10 North Gay street, BALTIMORE. Jewelry, Gold and Silver Pencils, Plated Ware, &c. always on hand.
POTTER JAMES E. JONES, Manufacturer of STONE, EARTHEN and BLACK LUSTRE TEA & COFFEE POTS, NO: 121 NORTH GAY STREET, Between Front and High streets.
DAVID MARTIN, ( Successor to George WV. Bull, )
Draper Tailor,
No. 192 MARKET STREET, BALTIMORE. The latest Paris and London Fashions regularly received.
MOSES POTTER. E. M. KERR & CO.
WHOLESALE QUEENSWARE HOUSE.
E. M. KERR O
0. 250 Market street, BALTIMORE. Packing warranted to any part of the Union.
W. RHOADS, SHIP BROKER COMMISSION MERCHANT, AND GENERAL PACKET AGENT, No. 49 SMITH'S WHARF, (Formerly No. 61,) BALTIMORE.
Persons at a distance can be furnished with Vessels or Freight, or a statement of the rates and prospects, by writing, addressed as above, post paid, which will meet with prompt attention'
WILLIAM M. HOPKINS, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS!
No. 131 BALTIMORE STREET,
CEMIORIE.
SAMUEL KIRK, GOLD & SILVER SMITH, No. 172 Baltimore street, BALTIMORE, Manufactures and keeps on band an ex- tensive assortment of SILVER W. BE Of every description. FINE JEWELRY, PLATED WARE.
FANCY GOODS.
JOHN' C. SMITIT'S Havana Cigar Factory, Vo. 155} BALTIMORE STREET, OPPOSITE THE MUSEUM, BALTIMORE ..
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EQUITABLE SOCIETY,
On the
Mutual Plan,
Chartered by the State of Maryland, in the year 1794, OFFICE, No. 19 SOUTH STREET, MORE
Continues to Insure against Loss by FIRE, Brick and Stone Buildings, in the City of Baltimore, and within a circuit of 5 miles around the same, for the term of 7 years.
OFFICERS FOR THE PRESENT YEAR.
George Decker, Archibald Stirling, John Bradford, Thomas Kelso,
Charles R. Carroll,
Adam Ross, Joseph King, Jr., William Kennedy,
Austin Jenkins,
James Frazier,
Benjamin Deford, Henry Rieman.
FRANCIS J. DALLAM, Treasurer.
WM. R. JONES, Secretary.
BALTIMORE FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY
INCORPORATED 1807, OFFICE, 24 SOUTH STREET, (west side,) BALTIMORE .
The President and Directors of this Institution continue to insure Dwelling Houses, Warehouses, Merchandise generally, Household Furniture, Vessels in Port and on the Stocks, and other descriptions of property, against Loss or Damage by Fire, in Town and Country.
The Office will be open for the transaction of business from 9 o'clock in the morning until 5 o'clock in the afternoon.
The present Board is composed of the following gentlemen :
WILLIAM A. TUCKER, President.
William Frick, Geo. W. Williamson, John B. Howell, Wm. G. Harrison, Patrick Macaulay,
Hugh Birckhead, Robt. A. Taylor, George R. Vickers, Samuel T. Thompson, Robert Lemmon,
George T. Marye,
Francis W. Alricks, S. Owings Hoffman, D. S. Wilson,
W. F. Worthington.
FRED'K WOODWORTH, Secretary.
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THE FIREMEN'S INSURANCE
Continue to insure Dwelling Houses, Warehouses, Merchan- dise, Household Furniture, Ships in Port, their Cargoes, and other descriptions of property generally, against Loss or Damage by FIRE .- But are not permitted by the charter to insure out of the limits of the city.
From the peculiar construction and material of this Asso- ciation, founded, as it is known to be, on the best interests, and supported by the surest guarantees, backed by an ample capital, and promising a safe and cheap protection, it has received an extensive patronage.
For forms of application, and any other information on the subject, please apply at the COMPANY'S OFFICE,
N. E. corner of South and Second streets, BALTIMORE.
PRESENT BOARD.
JOHN REESE, President. DIRECTORS FROM THE
New Market Co .- John H. Ehlen, Augustus J. Albert.
Liberty
Charles M. Keyser, Michael F. Keyser.
United
Frederick Seyler, Edward Jenkins.
Union
William Hope, Thomas W. Levering.
Washington
Z. Collins Lee, Joshua Dryden.
First Baltimore "
Samuel Keerl, John McKean.
Patapsco
J. I. Cohen, Jr., Samuel G. Hyde.
Mechanical
George Rogers, Thomas M. Locke.
Friendship
Charles Diffenderffer, Benj. C. Ross.
Independent 66 Hugh Bolton, Robert Taylor.
Vigilant Wm. Reany, Benj. Buck.
Deptford James Fields, Robert Dutton.
Columbian
F. Littig Shaffer, Samuel Wilson.
Franklin Peter Fenby, John M. Galt.
Howard John C. Rau.
THOS. G. RUTTER, Secretary.
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BALTIMORE LIFE INSURANCE MPANY,
Has removed to No. 15 South street,
BALTIMORE.
JOHN I. DONALDSON, President.
THIS COMPANY MAKES
INSURANCES ON LIVES
For one or more years, or for life, at the follow- ing rates for every hundred dollars:
Age.
One Year.
Seven Years.
Life.
25
$1.00
$1.12
$2.03
35
1.36
1.53
2.76
45
1.91
1.96
3.75
60
4.35
4.91
7.00
GRANTS ANNUITIES.
Rates for one hundred dollars.
60 years of age, $10.55 per annum.
66
660 12.27 " 66
70
14.19 "
BUYS ANNUITIES. SELLS ENDOWMENTS FOR CHILDREN.
EXECUTES TRUSTS.
MAKES CONTRACTS, in which life or the interest of money is involved.
RICHARD B. DORSEY, Secretary.
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
YORK, No. 44 WALL STREET, N. Y.
OC
This Company, since its organization on the first day of February, 1843 (two years), has issued one thousand and eight-six policies. The total amount received for premium and interest on investments, $121,687; yielding a net capital of $97,273, after paying all its losses and expenses. This accumulated capital is rapidly increasing by the 2d and 3d years' premiums now becoming due, and by a vastly extended and growing business. The eminent success and prosperity of the institution have placed it in a strong position. Its capital and resources are now so amplè as to inspire confidence in its stability, and insure safety to its members.
This Company is organized upon the most approved principles of Mutual Life In- surance, and offers very great advantages to whole Life Policies, or insurances for short periods, if continued till death, without incurring any personal responsibilities. At the expiration of every five years from the date of the first policy, (which will make the first division of profits be on the first of February, 1848, ) the WHOLE of the profits will be divided among the insured in proportion to the amount of premiums paid by them, and will remain at their credit as an accumulating fund, payable at the decease of the life insured.
The progress of this institution thus far gives strong grounds for anticipating large dividends to its members at the stated periodical settlement, and fully equal to those of the most distinguished and successful Mutual Companies in Great Britian, where it is well known immense profits have been made.
'The importance and utility of Life Insurance are becoming matter of deep interest with all classes of the community, and it is now occupying much of public attention, and beginning to make fovorable impressions as to the great benefits to be derived from it, as the published monthly statement of lives insured by the Company conclusively shows.
Merchants and Traders ; Officers, Civil, Military and Naval ; Clergymen, and pro- fessional inen generally ; Clerks and persons in every station in society, may secure to their families, in the event of death, a comfortable support and independence, by mak- ing, with this institution, a small annual investment for an insurance on their lives.
This Company will grant insurance on lives upon the most favorable terms. Per- sons may effect insurance on their own lives or the lives of others.
Pamphlets explaining the principles and showing the advantages of Life Insurance, with the rates of premiums and forms of application, may be obtained at the office of this Company, No. 44 Wall street, or of any of its Agents.
NEW YORK, February 1, 1845.
The rates of Insurance on One Hundred Dollars on a Single Life, for One year.
Age.
One Year.
Seven Years.
For Life.
Age.
One Year.
Seven Years.
For Life.
Age.
One Year.
Seven Years.
For Life.
15
77
89
1 56
30
1 34
1 36
2 36
50
1 96
2 09
4 60
20
90
95
1 77
35
1 36
1 53
2 75
55
2 32
3 21
5 78
25
1 00
1 18
2 04
40
1 69
1 85
3 20
60
4 35
4 91
7 00
45
1 91
1 96
3 73
TRUSTEES.
Morris Robinson, Robert B. Minturn, Mort. Livingston, Theodore Sedgwick, Stacy B. Collins, John H. Swift, Jas. S. Wadsworth, Henry W. Hubbell, Gouv. M. Wilkins,
John V L. Pruyn, Thomas W. Olcott, Isaac G. Pearson, John C. Cruger, Alfred Pell, David C. Colden, Jacob Harvey Rufus L. Lord, J. D. Van Beuren,
Robert C. Cornell, Joseph Blunt, Charles Ely, William Moore,
Zebedee Cook, Jr., Jonathan Miller,
Fitz Greene Halleck, Robert Schuvler, T. Romeyn Beck,
Rich. V. De Witt, Gideon Hawley, Wm. J. Bunker, Benj. D. Silliman, Joseph B. Collins, R. H. McCurdy, C. W. Faber, W. S. Wetmore, Wm. Barnwell.
MORRIS ROBINSON, President.
SAMUEL HANNAY, Secretary.
MINTURN POST, M. D., Physician to the Company
The undersigned, Agent for the above Company in this city, will receive and trans- mit applications.
CHAS. F. SINGLETON, Lombard street, (up stairs,) opposite Exchange Hotel.
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"UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND !!
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THE ANNUAL LECTURES BY THE
COMMENCE ON THE
LAST MONDAY OF OCTOBER, And continue until the First day of March.
RICHARD WILMOT HALL, M. D.,
Professor of Obstetrics, Diseases of Women and Children, and Medical Jurisprudence.
WILLIAM E. A. AIKIN, M. D., Professor of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
NATHAN R. SMITH, M. D., Professor of Surgery. SAMUEL CHEW, M. D., Professor of Materia Medica, Therapeutics and Hygiene.
JOSEPH ROBY, M. D., Professor of Anatomy and Physiology. ELISHA BARTLETT, M. D, Professor of Theory and Practice of Medicine.
GEORGE W. MILTENBERGER, M. D., Demonstrator of Anatomy.
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The well known and peculiar facilities offered by this Institution- an unlimited supply of materiel for Anatomical study, so abundant as to constitute this School, in that respect, the Paris of America, the mere surplus supplying other schools; a well filled HOSPITAL Department, immediately adjoining the Medical College, under the sole control of the Faculty, with daily Clinical instruction, both Medical and Surgical, including in the course of each session all the important operations ; a superior
CHEMICAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL APPARATUS,
Unsurpassed by any in the country, and increasing annually-enable the Faculty to offer to Medical Students many advantages not to be found elsewhere.
In addition to the regular Lectures, Students will have access to those on the
THEORY AND PRACTICE OF PHARMACY,
BY PROFESSOR STEWART,
OF THE MARYLAND COLLEGE OF PHARMACY.
Fees, $15 for each ticket, and no charge for Clinical instruction,
making the total of expenses for the Lectures $90
Matriculation Fee, - 5
Graduation Fee, 20
Demonstrator's Fee (which is optional), 10
Good boarding, including light and fuel, can be obtained for $3 per week.
By order of the Faculty,
WILLIAM E. A. AIKIN, M. D.,
DEAN.
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WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY OF BALTIMORE.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
Prof. S. K. JENNINGS, M. D., Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children.
Prof. J. C. S. MONKUR, M. D., Theory and Practice of Medicine.
Prof. E. Foreman, M. D., Chemistry.
Prof. H. WILLIS BAXLEY, M. D., Anatomy and Operative Surgery. Prof. S. ANNAN, M. D., Institutes of Medicine, Materia Medica, and Clinical Practice.
Prof. C. BELL GIBSON, M. D., Principles and Practice of Surgery.
MARSHALL P. HOWARD, M. D., Demonstrator of Anatomy, and Adjunct Professor of Obstetrics.
The Medical Faculty holds an Annual Session of four months, begin- ning on the last Monday in October, and terminating on the first of March ensuing.
The spacious buildings erected for the special use of the Medical Department are located in the eastern section of the city, on
BROADWAY, NEAR EAST BALTIMORE STREET,
They have been constructed solely for the purpose of instruction in the science of Medicine, by lectures and demonstrations. With this view a large wing has been appropriated to the uses of a Hospital, in which are received private patients, and likewise, by an order from the United States Treasury Department, one-half of the seamen of this port who may require medical relief. Another portion of the building has been expressly arranged for the accommodation of those Students who may prefer to board and lodge in the College edifice, where com- fortable private apartments will be furnished by the Steward of the Institution, on reasonable terms.
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