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Clothing, Marble Hall, 38 and 40 West Baltimore Street.
Mutual Benefit Life Ins. Co., Newark, N. J.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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Hewlett John Q. & Son, 9 Water
Hoffman G. L. & Co. 84 w Lombard
Hoffman Michael, jr., 560 w Baltimore
Jenkins Edward, 13 Cheapside
Jenkins, Staylor & Co. 12 Water Kalbfus & Locher, 8 s Calvert
Kraft J. C. & Co.( hides and tallow, ) 4 Mckim
Krebs George W. 15 Cheapside
Kuhn Everhart, 160 Light-street wharf
Klees Henry & Sons, 15 Saratoga
Larrabee Ephraim & Sons, 20 s Calvert
Lohse & Bro. cor Eastern and Central avenues
Marcus Henry, 180 Light street wharf
Mason B. M. 125 n High
Maynard, Ely & Rose, 46 s Calvert
Oden'hal Sebastian, 75 Lexington
Roque Francis, 19 Harrison
Schlarb P. & H. 61 s Sharp
Spear & Cole, 20 Water
Stalfort & Son, 326 w Pratt
Startzman J. & L. 54 s Calvert
Sullivan Thomas H. & Son, 36 s Calvert
Thomas N. & Co. 9 Ensor
Trautman Gustavus C. 104 Pearl
Wright, Rouzer & Co. 17 Mercer
Hose Manufacturers.
Dukehart Robert W. 18 Water Haskell John H. 33 s Eutaw
Horton Henry P. 41 n Frederick
Hosiery, Yarns, Worsteds, &c. (See Gloves, &c.)
Adams & Moulton, 251 w Baltimore
Colton & Baetjer, 140 Lexington
Cowman & Co. 71 Lexington
Dammann F. W. & E. 19 Hanover Drost & Sutro, 25 Hanover Durham & Sohl, 490 w Baltimore
Fahlen & Ohlendorf, 330 w Baltimore
Hilgenberg Charles, 35 n Eutaw
Horn Theodore, 139 Lexington Knipp Jacob, jr. 33 n Howard Kreisel & Sons, 271 n Gay
Lauer Ignatius, 45 n Howard
Magee Wm. P. 60 n Eutaw
Mann Ernest, 63 w Baltimore
Meyer Ferdinand, 139 w Baltimore
Ringgold C. F. 189 Madison avenue
Ringgold John P. 175 w Baltimore
Ringgold Wm. H. 95 n Charles
Russells & Cowman, (wholesale) 252 w Balti- more
Siebert Edward, 35 w Baltimore
Simon M. & Bro. 7 w Baltimore
Smith Victor, 87 Hanover
Spencer John M. 478 w Baltimore
Stellmann, Hinrichs & Co. (wholesale) 21 Han- over
Trust & Hahn, 266 w Baltimore
Weishampel Benjamin F. 2 n Greene White George B. 87 n Howard
Williams & Co. 83 n Eutaw
Hotels.
BARNUM'S CITY HOTEL, D. Dorsey, pro- prietor, corner Calvert and Fayette
Bee Hive Hotel, 37 Pennsylvania avenue Black Horse Hotel, McBee & Bro. proprietors, 111 n High
Brown's Hotel, L. Brown, propr. 119 n High Buck's Hotel Jas. Buck, propr. 34 w Pratt
Bull's Head Hotel, Thomas Armacost, proprie- tor 130 n Front near Gay
Delphey House, (formerly Franklin house) n w cor Franklin and Howard
Eagle Hotel, Wm. H Kelley, propr. 132 Hillen EUTAW HOUSE, J. D. Gilmour & Sons, pro- prietors, n w cor Baltimore and Eutaw
Farmer's Hotel, D.& C. Streett, proprietors, n w cor Hillen and High
FOUNTAIN HOTEL, W. H. Clabaugh, prop'r, 3 and 5 Light
Franklin Inn, R. D. Stansbury, proprietor, 50 Hillen
Gardner's Hotel, Francis Gardner, proprietor, 8 s High
Gault House, n w cor Calvert and Franklin, John H. C. Brewer, proprietor
General Wayne Hotel, C. P. Stuart, proprietor n w cor Baltimore and Paca
GILMOR HOUSE, Kirkland & Co. proprie- tors, Calvert near Fayette
Grant House, (now Gault House) n w corner Calvert and Franklin
GUY'S MONUMENT HOUSE, Mrs. Mary Mil- ler and Samuel C. Little, proprietors, corner Calvert and Fayette
Hand House, 42 n Paca
Howard House, N. P. Sewell, manager, 5 n Howard
MALTBY HOUSE, A. B. Miller, proprietor, 180, 182 and 184 w Pratt
Mansion House, Isaac Albertson, proprietor, n w cor Fayette and St. Paul
Maryland House, Hobbs & Harris, proprietors, 532 w Baltimore
Merchants' Hotel, H. Schofield, proprietor, s w corner Pratt and Hanover
Mount Vernon Hotel, D. Penn Morgan, pro- prietor, 81 w Monument
Northern Central Hotel, (formerly Susquehan- na House) 125 n Calvert
Millers Hotel, L. G. Shafer & Bro. proprietors, s w corner Paca and German
Olive Hotel, Clarissa Olive, prop. 94 s Charles Peabody House, John Lyons, proprietor, n e corner St. Paul and Centre
Pennsylvania House, George W. Wilson pro- prietor, 158 Franklin
Ranney's, s e corner Fayette and Holliday
Rennert House, Robert Rennert, proprietor, corner Saratoga and Liberty
Rising Sun Hotel, Thomas H. Magness, pro- prietor, 74 n High
Sherwood House, C. P. Barnard, proprietor, s e corner Fayette and Harrison
Simon's Hotel, M. Simon, prop. 84 n Calvert Starr Hotel, Stephen Lewis, prop. 100 n Front St. Johns House, E. H. Valentine & Co. pro- prietors, 58 n Charles corner Saratoga
Three Tuns Hotel, S. M. Gibbons, proprietor, s w corner Pratt and Paca
Union Hotel, Wm. J. Lloyd, proprietor, s w corner Pratt and Charles
United States Hotel, Mrs. Thomas Lloyd, pro- prietress, 69 President Wilhelm's Hotel, 953 w Pratt
J. HENRY GIESE & CO., Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
WM. P. WEBB, Gen. Agent, 4 S. Holliday-st.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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J. HENRY GIESE & CO. COMMISSION MTRCHANTS, Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c. AGENTS FOR Rosendale Cement and Plaster, 21 SPEAR'S WHARF.
Voshell House, John C. Voshell, proprietor, 27 n Holliday Washington Hotel, George W. Schmidt, pro- prietor, n w corner Eutaw and Camden Wilson's Hotel and Dining Saloon, 124 w Bal- timore
Hoop Skirt Manufacturers.
Bernstein B. 465 w Baltimore
Bonney E. 209 w Baltimore Bryan & Small, 223 w Baltimore Goldman Mrs. Hannah, 490 w Baltimore Lauer E. 45 n Howard
Lederer Samuel, 83 and 169 n Gay Meierhof S. s e corner Lexington and Howard Mitnick Harris, 109 Aisquith Morris M. corner Aisquith and Low
Peters & Woolley, 47 n Gay Pohl Anton, 129 Lexington Reinheimer Joseph, 207 s Charles Roehl Charles, 156} Lexington Roehl Robert L. 162 n Gay Sonnehill Mrs. H. F. 121 n Howard White E. S. cor Lexington and Liberty Wildenforst Mrs. Theresa, 51 e Baltimore
Horse Shoers. (See Blacksmiths.)
Anderson David, 102 German Brandy Michael, 138 Camden Brooks & Smith, s w corner Decker and Biddle Chester Wm. 9 Pleasant Eccleston Robert E. cor McKim and Neighbor Hadermann Casper, 147 s Central av O' Harra John, 3 s Eutaw
Reynolds John, 111 n Paca Spence George, Hawk near Concord
House Furnishing Goods. Armiger Richard, 135 n Gay
CHILD SAMUEL & CO. Wholesale and Retail Dealers and Importers of China, Glass, Table Cutlery, Plated Goods, Tin, Wooden and Japanned Wares and House Fur- nishing Articles generally. No. 20 North Charles street
Colton Theodore, 146 n Gay Corner Branch, cor Charles and Lexington Cortlan & Co. Nos. 216 and 218 w Baltimore Evans John, 18 w Baltimore Fiteman S. 80 n Eutaw Forney Henry S. & Co. 11 n Howard
Fuller Wm. & Co. 27 and 29 Light
Geiger E. L. H. 88 n Howard
Goodman Lewis & Son, 68 Harrison
Greenfield Aquilla H. & Co. 149 Lexington
Hopkins J. Seth & Co. 210 w Baltimore
Kimmet Philip & Son, 308 n Gay Koch & Kothe, 20 n Howard Lester Hannah T. 15 s Poppleton Reip Margaret, 28 n Paca Reip & Sons, 335 w Baltimore
Robinson Joshua, 333 w Baltimore
Sauer Casper, 302 n Gay Sheeler William H. 116 n Gay Smith & Mckenzie, 162 e Baltimore Sturgis John I. 32 n Eutaw Ward Edward J. 218 w Pratt
White John K. 11 n Howard
Ice Cream.
Abercrombie & Co. 340 n Eutaw and 551 w. Fayette
Berry James C. 115 Lexington
Coggins Charles, 146 e Monument
Daedy John L. 50 Ensor
Fussell J. & Co. Saratoga near Calvert
Lloyd P. 145 e Baltimore and cor Calvert and Monument
Miller & Bro. 144 n Calvert
Ice Dealers.
Birely Lewis A. 247 w Lombard
Cochran & Co. 138 s Exeter and 200 West Falls avenue
Frederick & Son, 166 Forrest and 220 n Eutaw
Hamilton John, 7 e Madison
Holbrook J. T. 5 e Madison
Houston James, cor Ann and Jackson sq. av
Kephart Peter, Susquehanna Ice Co. 4 Dover
Oler Jacob, 629 Penna avenue
Oler William H. 176 West Falls avenue
Sumwalt David S.se cor Mulberry and Howard
Immigrant Agents.
Hillebrand C. F. 97 Thames Kaatz Otto, 124 Thames
Importers.
Adams § Moulton, (hosiery and notions, ) 251 w Baltimore
Albert Aug. J.& Co.(cutlery, )352 w Baltimore Alberti, Brink & Co. (fancy goods, )348 w Bal- timore
Aldridge & Brewer, (dry goods, ) 5 German Anderson Brothers, (hardware, ) n w cor Light and Pratt
Baily, Caldwell & Co.(hardware, )22 s Charles Baker Bros.& Co. (glass, paints and chemicals, ) 32 and 34 s Charles
Baker R.J. & Co.( dyes, chemicals and acids, ) 36 and 38 s Charles
Bandel John M. & Sons, (coffee and sugars, ) 119 Smith's wharf
Barth Samuel, (liquors, cigars, &c.) 21 South Baugher J.C.&Co.(brandies, wines and cigars, ) 33 s Charles Bayley R. P. & Co. (china, glass and queens- ware, ) 6 Hanover
Agents for Rosendale Cement and Plaster, 21 Spear's Wharf.
LAWRENCE D. DIETZ & CO., Popular Cash Notion House,
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bevan Samuel & Co. (dry goods, ) 279 w Bal- timore
Biggar John & Co. (wines and liquors, ) 59 Exchange place
Bolenius G. H. (spanish tobacco, ) n w cor Charles and Pratt
Bollman, Beck & Co. 63 s Gay
Bonn Anthony S.& Co.(tobacco, )120 s Charles Bowes & Starr, (worsted goods, )3 s Charles Boyle James W. (wine, ) Gilmor house
Brehme O. & Co.(dry goods, ) over 24 Hanover Brosius, Horner & Co. (notions, ) 319 w Balti- more
Brown & Rogers, (cigars, pipes, &c., )28 Second Burgy W. Corwin, (grocers articles, teas, &c.) 25 Cheapside
Buschman Victor H. (tailors' trimmings, ) 2 Hanover
Campbell Ross & Co. (dry goods, ) 24 Hanover Canfield Bro.& Co. (fancy goods, )229 w Balti- more
Carlin & Fulton, (hardware, ) 4 Hanover Carr, Boykin & Co.(drugs, chemicals, ) 29 Han- over
Caughy M. P. & Co. (tailors trimmings, ) 6 s Charles
Charron J. B. (wines, brandies, &c.) 128 W Lombard
Chestnut S. & Co. (corks, ) 38 s Calvert
CHILD SAMUEL & CO. Wholesale and Retail Dealers and Importers of China, Glass, Table Cutlery Plated Goods, Tin, Wooden and Japanned Wares, and House Fur- nishing Articles generally. No. 20 north Charles street.
Clark Gabriel D. (watches, jewelry, ) cor Cal- vert and Water
Coakley Bros. (leather and trimmings, ) 14 s Calvert
Cotter J. & Co.(liquors, )40 and 42 s Frederick Courtney R. & Bro. ( wines, liquors and cigars, ). 89 n Charles
CORTLAN & CO. Nos. 216 and 218 w Baltimore-st., Importers and Dealers in Cutlery, Silver Plated ware, China, Glass and Fancy Goods, Bronzes, Gas Fixtures, Clocks, Japannery, and Family Hardware of every description.
Crane § Dibbill, (ribbons, silks, &c.) 249 W Baltimore Curlett John, Son & Norris, (carriage goods, ) 33 and 35 North Dammann F. W. & E. (cloths and hosiery,) 19 Ilanover
DIETZ LAWRENCE D. & CO., Popular Notion House, 308 and 310 w Baltimore-st. Importers and ' Dealers in Notions .- [ See page 308 Ad- vertisements.]
De Ford Chas. Chas D. & Co. (cigars and to- bacco, ) 37 s Gay
Dix & Steiner, (foreign fruits, cigars, &c.) 112 w Lombard
Drost & Sutro, (French and German fancy goods, ) 25 Hanover
Duer John § Son, (hardware and cabinet trimmings, ) 24 s Charles
Easter Hamilton & Co. (dry goods, ) 199, 201 and 203 w Baltimore
Emory Arthur & Co. (hardware and cutlery, ) 347 w Baltimore
Fahlen & Ohlendorf, fancy goods, notions, hosiery, &c.) 330 w Baltimore
Fahnestock Geo. W. (ribbons, silks, §.c.) 240 w Baltimore
Flack Thos. J. & Sons, (liquors, ) 52 South
Frank Simon & Sons, (cloths, ) s e cor Ger- man and Hanover
Frankel Bros. (kid gloves, corsets, &c.) 254 w Baltimore
Gardner Francis, (Rhine wine, ) 8 s High
Gail G. W. & Ax, (tobacco, pipes and cigars, ) 28 Barre
Garmendia C. G. de, (wines, brandies, &c.) 43 w Lombard
Gilmor & Gibson, (liquors, ) over 50 s Gay Golder & Unduch, (paper hangings, ) 33 Ilan- over
Griffith G. S. (carpets, ) 89 and 91 w Baltimore Griffith John A. & Co. (tailors' trimmings, ) s w cor Baltimore and Charles
Hanna John & W. E. (cigars and liquors, ) 7 n Calvert
Hazlitt James & Co. (liquors, ) 39 s Gay Heim & Nicodemus, 383 w Baltimore
Hinrichs Christopher, jr. (cloths, &c. ) 88} w Baltimore
Hobelmann H. H. (liquors, ) 33 Camden
Hodges Bros. (notions, white goods, §c.) 23 Hanover
Hopkins, Harden & Kemp, (hardware, ) 336 w Baltimore
Holtzman & Kloman, (liquors, ) 27 s Liberty Hough Robert & Sons, (liquors, ) 44 South
Howell § Bros. ( paper hangings, ) 260 w Bal- timore
Hurst & Co. (dry goods, ) 241 w Baltimore Jaginetti Joshua, (wines and liquors, ) cor Ex- eter and Eastern av
Jenkins Edward & Sons, (saddlery hardware, ) 180 w Baltimore
Junger & Struth, (liquors, ) 205 w Pratt
Kann Sol. J. & Co. (hardware, ) 8 s Charles Kerr Alex. & Bro. ( salt, ) 41 South
Kessler & Co. (embroideries and laces, ) n e cor Charles and Lexington
Keyser, Troxell & Co. (iron and stcel, ) 19 s Calvert
King & Huppman, ( hardware, guns, &c. ) 307 w Baltimore
Kleppish Bros. (cutlery, ) 16 s Charles Koehler H. & Co. (liquors and wines, ) 61 s Gay Krebs Geo. W. (hides, ) 15 Cheapside
Larrabee Ephraim & Sons, (leather and shoe thread, &c.) 20 s Calvert Lentz & Flack, over 18 Hanover Lindau Silas, (liquors, ) 5 n Gay Loney F. B. & Co. (hardware, cutlery and guns, ) 240 w Baltimore
Lord & Robinson, (fancy goods, ) 88 and 90 w Lombard
The GROVER & BAKER SEWING MACHINE.
Nos. 308 and 310 W. Baltimore-st.
See Advt. p. 308.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY -
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J. HENRY GIESE & CO.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c. AGENTS FOR Rosendale Cement and Plaster, 21 SPEAR'S WHARF.
Magee Wm. P.(linen and hosiery, ) 60 n Eutaw Mackenzie Bros. (saddlery hardware, ) 222 w Baltimore
Mallinckrodt Wm. & Son, (cloths and cassi- meres, ) 7 German
May & Bro. 36 n Charles
May Wm. (watches and watch materials, ) 57 German
Mayer & Bro. (fancy goods, ) 4 n Howard
McComas Alexander, (guns,) 51 s Calvert
McDowell, Robinson & Co. (carpets, ) 264 w Baltimore
McDowell F.(cloaks and mantillas, )6 n Charles McNally & McMullan, (saddlery hardware, ) 39 s Charles
Miller Daniel & Co. (dry goods, ) 329 w Bal- timore
Milliken R. H. (linens, ) 195 w Baltimore
Moore Robert & Bro. (cloths, &c) 233 w Balti- more
Myers Charles H. & Bro. (liquors) 72 Exchange place
Neal George H. C. (drygoods, silks, &c.) 99 and 101 w Baltimore
Oden'hal Sebastian, (leather) 75 Lexington Orem John M. Son & Co. (cloths) 238 w Bal- timore
Palmer Edw'd L. & Co. (fruit) 28 Bowly's wf Parker E. L. & Co. (tin plate, sheet iron, &c) 83 s Charles
Passano Leonard & Sons, (fancy goods) 268 w Baltimore
Pitt Chas. F. & Sons, (chemicals) 116 w Lom- bard
Pollatsek Rudolph, (wines, &c) 134 w Lom- bard
Price Wm. G.& Co. (fruits) 103 w Lombard Reese John S. & Co. (fertilizers) 71 South
Richard Alphonse, (French china, &c) 7 s Holliday
Ricketts & Co. (fruits) 79 Smith's wharf
Rigueur Victor & Co. (wines and liquors) 125 Saratoga
Rosenfeld S. & Co. (cigars) 20 s Gay
Rosenfeld G. § J. (brandies and cigars) 102 w Lombard
Ross Chas. H. & Co. (liquors) 9 Commerce Sanders, Johnson & Co. ( teas) 65 Exchange pl Sanders & George, (teas) 96 w Lombard Sands, Small & Bash, (notions)297 w Baltimore Salzig August, (wines) cor Gay and Lombard Sauerberg J. D. & Co. (liquors) 21 Light Schlott & Petzold, (wines and fruit) 124 w Lombard
Schmidt Theo. A. (musical instruments) 9} n Eutaw
Schneider Martin & Co. (German and French wines and produ ce) 46 s Howard
Schwartz Julius, (fruits and cigars) 117 w Lombard
Schwerdtmann & Co. (toys and fancy goods) 327 and 133 w Baltimore
Seemuller A. & Sons, (tobacco and cigars) 55 Exchange place
Senft Henry, (Rhine wine) Paca, rear of Peoples' bank
Sloan & Calwell, (liquors ) 17 and 19 Cheapside Sinz Philip, (diamond sparks) 2 Lexington Spilker Charles & Co. (German, French and English fancy goods) 10 Hanover
Spiller & Alcock, (cloths) over s w cor Balti- more and Hanover
Stellmann, Hinrichs & Co.(hosiery and small wares) 21 Hanover
Stowell A. jr. (chronometers) cor Broadway and Thames
Thompson & Edmeades, (liquors, wines, &c) 29 s Gay
Thomsen & Block, (drugs, &c) 26 Hanover
Thomsen Laurence & Co. (brandies, wines, ci- gars, &c. ) 114 w Lombard
Towson Wm. O. (glass and china) 26 w Balti- more
Ullrich & Myers (hardware) 31 Hanover
Walshe David J. (cigars) 15 and 17 Light Ward Bros. (hardware) 9 s Calvert
Walters W. T. & Co. (liquors) 68 Exchange pl Waters James S. & Son, (books) 8 n Charles
Weeden, Johnson & Co. (drygoods) 236 w Baltimore
White Levi S. (chemicals, &c.) 59 s Gay Whiting & Co. (hardware) 130 w Pratt Wilmer Wm. J. & Co. (hardware) 1 Hanover
India Rubber Goods.
Corbett Emanuel, 93 w Baltimore ·
Corbett Isaac, 93 w Baltimore
Maxwell Wm. G. 219 w Baltimore
Inspectors.
Betts Rob't, (lumber) 37 Jackson Blackiston Wm. C. cor Concord and Bowly Bond Wm. (grain) 168 s Paca
Brown John S. (steamboats) over P. O. Bryson Bernard A. (lumber) 196 e Pratt Cabill Patrick, (lumber ) 105 Cathedral Cragg Joseph, (steamboats) customhouse Diggs Henry, (lumber) 64 Albemarle Dillehunt John G. (guano) over 48 Second
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Dutton John, (lime) 46 e Baltimore Fay Fordice, (leather) 52 Granby Flour Inspectors, 274 w Pratt
Fuller James, (insp'r gen'l of flour) n w cor Howard and German
Gail Geo. W. (grain) 3 Wood Hayden Oscar G. (grain) 3 Wood Henry Sam'l, (lumber) 13 s Oregon
Hoffman John F. (leather) 96 Columbia
Keefer Michael, (flour) 274 w Pratt
Kirby Sam'l R. (weights and measures) 220 n Central av
Linaweaver John N. (liquor) 122 n Pine Little David, (cotton) 104 n Bond Macgill George T. (flour) 274 w Pratt Magruder John B. (tobacco) 118 Hanover McCobb Thomas F. (coal oil) 62 s Gay McFee James, (lumber ) 88 s Eden
Redgrave John B. (lumber) West Falls av Younger Dan'l K. 35 Aisquith
Best for all purposes. Sales Room, 181 Baltimore-st. See p. 4. Advt.
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Loughridge's MECHANICAL DIRECTORY,
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Instrument Makers.
Arnold Francis, (surgical) 15 s Sharp Daily Wm. F. (surgical) 11 Light
Friese John, (surgical and dental, ) 142 w Fa- yette
Hagger James, (nautical) 20 n Liberty Jackson Sam'l & Co. (surgical) 194 w Balti- more
Johnson John N. (surgical) 15 s Sharp
King F. W. & Richard, (surveying and da- guerreotype) 226 w Baltimore
Lange C. H. (nautical) cor Pratt and Spear's wharf
Insurance Companies. ( See Agents Insurance. )
Etna Fire Insurance Co. of Hartford, Conn. 63 Second
Ætna Life Insurance Co. of Hartford, Conn. 6 n Calvert, W. B. Lounsbury, manager
Albany City Fire Insurance Co. agency 57 Second
JOHN O'G. ALLMAND.
J. SAVAGE WILLIAMS.
ALLMAND & WILLIAMS,
eneral
Insurance
unce Agenty
AND BROKERS, FIRE, LIFE AND MARINE, No. 79 SECOND-ST.
Fire, Life, Marine, Inland and Accident Insur- ance effected in reliable Home and Foreign Companies, at Lowest Rates.
American Fire Insurance Co. of Baltimore, Jas. L. Armstrong, President, 6 South
American Fire Insurance Co. of Philadelphia,' agency 9 North
American Life Insurance Co. 28 South
American Tontine Life and Savings Insurance Co. of New York, 57 Second
Arlington Life Insurance Co., E. G. Lee, agt., 28₺ St. Paul
Asbury Life Insurance Co. of New York, 42 Second
Associated Firemen's Insurance Co., Thos. J. Flack, president, 4 South
Astor Life Insurance Co. of New York, 9 North
Atlantic Fire and Marine Insurance Co.8 South Baltimore Equitable Society, 19 South
Baltimore Fire Insurance Co. s w cor South and Water
Baltimore Marine Insurance Co. cor South and Second
Brooklyn Life Insurance Co. of N. Y., F. Med- calfe, agent, 57 Second
Charter Oak Life Insurance Co. of Hartford, Conn., S. W. T. Hopper, agt. 4 s Holliday Citizens Fire Insurance, Security and Land Co. 17 South
Citizens Insurance Co. of N. Y., agency 9 North
City Fire Insurance Co. of Hartford, Conn., agency 83 Second
Commerce Fire Insurance Co. of Albany, N. Y. 73 Second
Commercial Fire Insurance Co. of N. Y. agency 4 s Holliday
Commonwealth Fire Insurance Co. of N. Y. agency 30 Second
Connecticut Fire Insurance Co. of Hartford, 26 Second
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co., A. H. Dillon, general agent, 8 South
Continental Fire Insurance Co. of N. Y. agency 73 Second
Continental Life Insurance Co., A. R. and H. Clay Carter, managers, Maryland build- ing, Second opp. P. O.
Delaware Mutual Life Insurance Co. agency 57 Second
Enterprise Insurance Co. of Cincinnati, All- mand & Williams, agents, 79 Second
Equitable Life Assurance Society, 26 Second Firemen's Insurance Co. n e cor South and Second, Henry P. Duhurst, president
Franklin Fire Insurance Co. 32 Second
Fulton Fire Insurance Co., J. G. Prond & Son, agents, 63 Second
Georgia Home Fire Insurance Co. of Colum- bus, Ga., agency 30 Second
German Fire Insurance Co. over n w cor South and Lombard, Chas. Weber, president
Germania Fire Insurance Co. Kummer & Beck- er, agents, 190 w Baltimore
Globe Mutual Life Insurance Co. of N. Y. agency 63 Second
Guardian Mutual Life Insurance Co. of N. Y. agency 30 Second
Harford Fire Insurance Co. of Baltimore, 31 South
Hartford Fire Insurance Co. of Hartford, G. B. Coale, agent, 58 Exchange place
Home Fire Insurance Co. of Baltimore, 29 South
Home Insurance Co. of N. Y., G. B. Coale, agent, 58 Exchange place
Home Insurance Co. of New Haven, Conn., 4 s Holliday
Homeopathic Mutual Life Insurance Co. of N. Y. agency 59 Second
Howard Fire Insurance Co. of Baltimore, n w cor South and Water
Imperial Fire Insurance Co. of London, J. Carey Coale, agent, 56 Exchange place
International Fire Insurance Co. of N. Y. agency 73 Second
Knickerbocker Life Insurance Co. branch of- fice 16 Second, John A. Nichols, manager
Lennox Fire Insurance Co. of N. Y. agency 83 Second
Liverpool and London Globe Insurance Co. agency 30 Second
Lorillard Fire Insurance Co. of N. Y., agency 9 North
Manhattan Life Insurance Co. of N. Y., W. H. Richardson, general agent, 9 North
Maryland Fire Insurance Co. of Baltimore, Maryland building, Second opp P. O.
Maryland Mutual Marine Insurance Co. 57 Second
Maryland Life Insurance Co. of Baltimore, 10 South
Maryland Insurance and Security Co.57 Second Mercantile Mutual Marine Insurance Co. of N. Y. agency 4 s Holliday
SMITH BROS. & CO., Tailors and Clothiers, Men and Boys'
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THE FUND!
The remaining two-thirds, after paying the expenses of the Ass New York, or in bond and mortgage on property in the City of New expenses of the Association. If a deceased member leaves no heirs, the r's proviso that the expenses of burial shall be paid out of such funds, said e:
A member failing to pay his fee of one dollar and ten cents within the Association, and also forfeits all money previously paid. In the j member having no permanent residence must notify the Secretary, and ay
When members choose they can send Eleven Dollars to the for ten deaths, thus saving the trouble of sending $1.10 each time, beside cannot pay Six Dollars now and $1.10 occasionally, thus securing $5,0( person will have to pay to secure $5,000 will be $30 per year, a little over cost about one-sixth what they would have to pay any regular Insurance F
This Company is divided into ten classes for men aud ten class new classes will be adopted. Men and women are not allowed in the sa equal.
SERIES I.
CLASSES.
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In class A all persons between the ages of 15 and 20 years.
20 = 25
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45 4 50
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B
The classes for women are the same as above. Any one that is found to give his or her age wrong will be expelled, and the moneys paid forfeited to the Association. Each class is limited to 5,000 members. Each person pays six dollars upon becoming a member, and one dollar and ten cents each time a member dies belonging to the same class he or she may be a member of.
A member of one class cannot be assessed this dollar if a member of another class dies. Each class is INDEPENDENT, having no connection with any other.
ILLUSTRATION.
Claaa " A" bas 5,000 male members. A man dies. The Association pays over within forty days $5,000 to the widow or heirs, and the remaining members forward one dollar and ten centa each to the Association to reimburse it. Failing to send this aum, they forfeit to the Association all moneys paid, and the association supplies 'a new member to fill the place of the retiring one.
ADVANTAGES.
The advantages of this Association over ordinary Life Insurance Companies are, no panics can break it : the fees are so small and required to be paid at auch long intervals, that any man can aecure to his family a competency upon his death.
HOW TO BECOME MEMBERS.
Any one desiring to become a member must send Six Dollars, in Check, Bank Draft, Postal Order, or by Express, the expressage being paid by the applicant. Under no circumstance will the Association be responsible for moneys sent but in this way. Agents are not allowed to receive moneya, but must ask for checks, &c., &c., &c. Persona paying an agent otherwise than by check, do it at their own risk. All checks &c., must be made payable to the order of W. S. CARMAN, Treasurer. Accompany- ing the money must he a paper giving the applicant's full name-Age-Birth-place-Present Occupation-Who the Policy is in favor of-Post-Office address-Town, County, State. Also a Medical Certificate, aetting forth the physical condition, and whether, in opinion of the Doctor examining, the applicant is a proper person to be inanred. Blank forms of application for membership will be sent upon application.
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