The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-10
BALTIMORE REAL ESTATE SAVINGS
TNapIPUWION.

vyETFr ,rdersigned Treasurer Of the Baltimore Real
| Estate institutions IN accordance with the wishes
of the members, presents iof PuOlc cSIsi"Si"toh 70"
/ following bef statements -
! lst This institution was established Tor inc PURPOSE
of aforing convenient change TO me community aha
accommodation to persons of small capltai-Inechanics
DID, rs capital consists OF deposites made by its mem
nor each oil whom is at liberty dep0ste any lac
NAV think proper not less than ONE DOLLAR per week.
Ipon this capital business Is carried on, and each de-
postor at stated periods receives in proportion to ms
interest," far dividend OF the joint profits OF the lns-
Sd. The institution has a constitution for its govern
rqeut-under this constitution its officers are elected
Each deposOr is an elected member, and at all tunes
the mem sers have the privilege of examining the books
| and papers Of the institution.
4tl The capital Of this institution was at The com
mencement, comparatively slnall-it has considerably
increased and is yet increasing Added to real estate
which has been vested III trustee for the beneh Oh
those concerned, the institution becomes daily interested
IN valuable secur ties, judgments, mortgages, mems upon
personal property, sc, Sc; these naturally tend give
it power, stability and character. mt
5th II is believed HAT this institution merits public
APPRECIATION and deserves the especial attention and
spport Of men oil small capital. Its funds are undefue
control of hoard Of directors, literally Weihilg men,
and who, from their situation IN lie ana buaiiess, can
properly appreciate the wants OF Their own class ul-
der the direction Of these directors, the funds OF the IN
sttou are loaned out 10 deserving persons, ceHy IN
dustrlous mechanics, upon well secured paper
9Th. The difference between this institution ana ue
larger institutions 9r banks is, that the banks ay be
looked uDt n as the institutions oil the connefclti c'ss,
uOgsPssed OF large capital. WINE uls may D1 iE'u
as the Institution Of the mechanic ana lahorhs c''ses
possessed Of only very limited means Ihe dIciihcuo
betyeeu banks ard this institution may be iary stated
thus. Here paratlvcly poor man may WIN conn
dence look for assistance. while, If the same man were
TO aupy for discount 10 bank he Woud ne refused;
either because he is not known TO, 81 III favor WIN
the directors or because the amount he wants Is so
small that the bank thinks the transaction baheah rs
notice. the consequence is, the poor man Is driven 10 le
| shaver, and obliged to pay from % TO 81 per cent
This Institution Is remedy for tS evil. Here an
honest industrious man may obtain d:cpunt at the legal
raie of interest. If the applicant 80 unknown 10 tle
directors he will NOT that aunt be refused, the
hoard causes the necessary inn TO be made 10 ascer-
tain if the applicant deserves The assistance oi tue IN
stiuon and il the report be favorable, he receives the
! aid he asks ..
is TO see industrious mechanics depending for financial
MD upon brokers and shavers have eyertcd themselves
for some time past 70 nure this institution IN public
as,u3tiou J'uey succeeded so far many
,hous5nd dollars ofts paper be, WihiR a week or
Two past presented for redemption Every dollar ulus
/ presented has been promptly rcdcemed The conse-
quence is that the institution instead ct falling prey
TO the open or iIEdI0us attacks OF Ms avarcious ahd
usuous foes has t0ad lis ground, and deservedly occu
| pies a high place in public esteem.
g,h I'm conclusion, the public, and especially The me-
chanic and lab1ng cassts, are respectfully asked TO
give their countenance and support To this Institution
IL is now prenared and srous TO issue and advance
its paprr upon g0Od security, and VIII, upon accomno-
dating TERMS discount well secured notes, Judgments
and claims Of every character however small iii amount
VI 'A'''''' ''' '''''' HENRY BAKER, Treasurer.
Baltimore. September %, 1910. lw oc6
| AIOUGH from Cold or Consumption, and Pain in
V the Breast, is or less relieved, and often Ell
| Cectualy cured BY the COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM
ARABIC. Iii not a secret Quack Medicine, that wll
| cure every disease-but is judclous combination oil
such remedies as the Medical Faculty have long relied
upon for the cure of COUGH and all diseases of the
| Breast aud Lungs. Many medical gentlemen WHO are
acquainted with the ingredients used in the preparation
of This Syrup recommend it in their practice which Is
COCA proof that they have confidence in its curative
| Dolypf IL may be used by all who are troubled with
HE above named Diseases without the least fear of
iury but with decided advantage. Prepared only by
G. X. TYLER.
| Corner f. Baltimore and High sts., Bait
| Sold in Washington by r. 5. Patterson and F. How
ard and in Georgetown by o. NJ. LintlIcum.
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