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American people than and safe Fever and Ague
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affords - '''~s''e'' '1' p'''s''''n 'AD remedy
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYsIC.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

/ UMBER-LUMBER-LU
100000 feet IL and N dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FluORING tougned and dressed.
l5OOO feet Ia and IA wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tongued and grooved
100000 feet dressed Florida Yellow Pine CELL.
ING, tongued and grooved T.
100000 feet wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine CEILING
tongued and grooved. - y
10000 feet " dressed Florida Yellow Pine FLOOR.
ING, square edged. Gl#
100000 feet dressed WEATHERBOARDS,
feet rough Yellow Pine LUMBER consisting of inch
oo Boards, Weatherboards Scanting, Joists etc.
OUU rect assorted Cypress Lumber Lahs and Shingles
sd
Sashes. Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, etc., etc.
For sale at the lowest market prices in lots to suit pur-
cnasers, by SIMPSON D0RR,
seSu ly New Rasin.
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stove stands unryaed in the market It's many supe
or Qualities over all other Cooking Stoves giving sa
faction 10 that has having been
tested since last Fall throughout the West.
Every Stove sold by warranted TO give entire satisfaction
or the money returned. tsa 4, " =
ust prejudice generally existing against Coal Cooking
on account the daily cleansing they equirehe e
and pipe being constantly choked with SCOT rejects smoke
thereby occasionng smoky house and cool oven which
annoyances are obviated In the of THE ALLIGATOR
The Smoke in this Stove turned into Fuel thus keeping the
e and pipe free from SCOT and occasoning undsurbed
draft and consequently 1t largest
over OF any similar sized Stove and unusually large
well adapted for Roastug
The many superior qualities Of this Stove all Others
the capacities Of the ues excellent draft distribution Of
range. = - ~
In addition to the above qualifications the ECONOMY OF
TIE INVENTION deserves especial attention
The consumption of fuel being per cent less than ia re-
qnred for ordinary Cook Stoves M ~
1t impossible to give ad quae description Of these
to be appreciated they have seen operation
at our Stove Wareroom No. 6i Poydras New Orleans
o. 4 B. SAULAY,
: d2Q I'm Sole ARents for the State of Lnuia
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yebielu nj tgf Nlarkets.
CRESCENT orF.cr. No 70 Camp str,

CRESCENT OFFICE No 10 Camp street
Wednesday, Jan. IL 1859.
CoTroN. The weather was rainy all day yester-
day. and the demand was not general but we noticed
some buyers in the market, and the sales amounted
to about $500 bales Prices for mixed lists were
easier but we can make alteration in our figures
at the present. Mondays sales were about Is 900
bales. We quote:
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MIsCELLANEOIUlS
ITO SUGAR PLANTERs-
AMEs' STAR SUGAR PAN,
And
improved Steam Train, for Making 4u0ar

From the yasne. q The interests involved The competition
II ssaispiss wn s.. e.
,oI the esns juice trials often costly
different employed he manufaetSrs sugar. fos
puaS g9 = Of I that which would
lions proved at various have been The kinds d
e sa IS s
alton ''''' - s-''-''-'
upon the plantations Loosana have 80 far s.d in he Id
ns 5nn 70
aSS That the s ns What
quss,oEably successful D~s- '.DSe
is rsi tic ppon tSe pIsa..ons
10 Louisiana IL 1929 the time has
The planters vi. Simplicity Of construction, bs ease Wiz
re IL sc ss .p.s
81 ns sva e hsss IL
sks. oss s c'mnen worm That ths eamppe.
Ihe whole extent Of the heating surface OF the is utilized
An uniform temperature obtained throughout the whole
an1 5 ns. r pipes y rapidly
Any portion Of the heating surfaces detached without
II con.squenes Of these Elected
n f on II as ssa o:r
time exposed to atmospheric action obtained much
drainage q molasres is also materially lessened
and aa grain VII mad. ss he
Is s s,
T. use have s s pans to combine
These results been obtained the estate
under the management Of Mr. Wade Gilbert and belonging
house this there ~ train Of the coma
kind which consists of ing thee
orang and graduating Of which contained
per cent healing surface Than the PAN From
the boilers the 81 90 to work
the grnHnlator induced Mr. have the common worm
take ont and replaced b. Ame improved This alter
alton Of the graduating involved eighth Of the
AysAspALz Nov 23 1sss
H. o. ANEs. fso-Dear Sir: favor Of the lin duly
came 10 hand regret my time Is completely taken
cannot give you very elaborate reply. WILL however,
eate the following advantages of your
The Star Fan dos not lower the the boilers
rapidly AZ the old from that circumstance
the density Of Syrup do whilst using
old Pan, now only clean snd blow iuce which lie
Star Pan finishes rapidly and by the steam train
forwarded about two hogsheads in "a hours Is
Temperature than the old Pam
Tie greatest advantage however, grain Of the
sugar cooked n Star Pan aemperaure steam
is hard and firm the so OF 90 h. in fact see nd
difference in the rmness Of the grain sugar even 10 the
Star Pan at from 60 So imagine owing to their be ne
10 water In the pipes, consequently, the application
irey dry steam A steam tran with Star Coil and
ing Pan, from what Judge, u,ng any the improved
steam boilers would take hogs
head with the hned toier, Il, the utmost
working he Pan, will any be cheertuy given as we'll
questions PROFOUND regard
Very truly, yours -,
The reputation Of the writer foregoing letter as an
perienced manager aud msker the
state-to whom planters referred well Ricard
the of the further Information
be shedas che
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II &AA U4&4
tn tn - 80. =. .,... y
me bayou Macon packet eaiine, C61t. UfiJer.
arrived with % baies cotton. ~
me opelouaas packet Bayou Belle, Capt q q.
bfldges, arrived With sos bales cotton, SO hhdA n
g, zVi pbis. and s half bbIs moIamss, and hAvpe
seain today At ~ y. sssl
ine Atsakapas packet Reub White, Can't. ARcs.
s,.yed WIN ~ bales cotton, rs his. su6as, rs
D 1919 ~ y na'f DDS. n.oiassss.
/ me rec nyeF packet National, Can't Montgomery.
As, ~ :, WIN i,4ps bales cotton.
" - .s, ap packet h r VI I'M, CspA 7. b.
A's =, a.Ived Win 80 hsles cotton. A
| Eng AssaAspas packet Belle Creole, Capt Richard
~ a,lveo via ~ Ibis sugar, 2g6 bbh. md 1sE
ia. ODE moiasses 5
| 1"e As'ourene packet etayr Hee5s, Cart y. u
nlown, arrived with 81 hhds. ngr, VI hi, ara
| w naiI poss. mosasses.
ING 2. LOUIS hallfesd Lie rae1st AIsek 1sett
CaPs. n a. heiiy, aFfived viii - ~ nd
leaves aeain on Thursday. ~ 80 ~ III b.
Ace'afanan, .ner clerk, for fsyofA
crosse zee t0r ne Ceasf-1 This lzucgh
ireignl steamer, IN charge q Capt haas Aoopes,
with me poaite Mr. .. wilkinson p ~ 49,, RAVES
iol an landings up 70 Lobdeifs Store - PsM.
cap'td for BayoH Sara-This hst asd unsss-
passed passenger packet, IN command Of Capt YsB
baIanco, With the accommodating NJ .. B. MunfOra
y voc omee, caves to-day q 2. =. fes "a landings
W " nsycu sara 81
| Aa1e 1,os0ard 5or Fort Adasss This ~ ~
so'1,ol'Ao paa.sneeF PICKED, n ccanaa1 r. Ca1t
=. r. ofoss, WIN We courteous Nj. n. Haxd ID -
once I, leasss so,oey ~ r. f. Foft Adams ~
a. May points, 4
N. Burton tor oFelOssss- 1sgslsr ma fass
passenger packet, charge q cAS& GsK I0uaiIlief.
w1a leave port today e Z. =, positively, ~ Ope
ioosas ana Al wayiandngA
6ay0a 6ei1e Jor O5stossss.--I e.
packet, in charge Of Capt G. C. Bsidge, Ieasg. u ~
at ~ N. for Opelousas and an way spcints
~. ~. Farmer Jor Bayc@ Baytkclose1 n
elegant and hyorite packet W. ". Pkmes, wv
FISHER master, G. Shields clerk, b Tie regular pssstu
ger packet Tor Ouachita river to-day and Win leaye
at Z. NJ The Farmer is a truly popular and fsf;l
BILE steamer She 10 staunch. swirl and commod5cus
her cabins are tastefuly and conveniently flnished
Capt FISHER is one Of the most clever and encient
Of boatmen and - for Shields well our Word n H.
be will be found to discharge the duties Of te oce
in most pleasant and agreeable manner Chux
FISHER and Mr. Shields are sufffcent euar.nt.. 81
safety, facility and convenience. Tfyit
s1eiesram for Red RiUeT.-The famous RIA IN
passenger packet Telegram, Capt A. D. DeueIow. ~
Ct the landing receiving for Jefferson "a ID
points The Telegram has already mas s1eIk
name for regularity, punctuality and reliability. ma
she y considered one Of the best hoat Il III els
that ever turned wheel Shipper having ROOD ~
send Nill send them along to her, and a
Red river VIII be sure TO go along with III. Hsr
cabin Is large and very elegant il ~ imntcfe sx
complete IN its appointments for cdlnfoFt n III
aeservedy popular passenger steazeFs NJ l;spt-
Denslow and his courteous clerks, Nesms Chandler
and ROQer1
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Notice Is hereby given that all claims which may sppsn
upon proper examination be due from the BAYLOR
Co. and all claims which be established by process q
Law, VIII be promptly paid, with interest, IN full
occasion il taken to inform the friends DIRECT
TRADE and the correspondents Baylor Co. hrouehou
the Cotton Dsrcs that during the coming business SEASON
sdvances will be made usual in New Orleans
direct shipment to Europe accompanied all
tees for the balances due on each shipment.
Orders for Cotton Baggng will be- tiled direct
from Calcutta Into the port Of New Orleans.
90 soon s the Cotton already sold be identified duplicate
Acceunt sales will In instance be made LONDON
Sy ASeognant and sent to those interested 10
delay PLANTERS who have shipped will send The
snd weights Cotton and such other Information
All letters private we'll business relating to The
nsrs Of BAYLOR Co.. snd direct will be addresesd 10
I sC Il. BAYLOR, a LOMBARD STREET, LONDOE.O
Notice Of Dissolution.
Notice hereby given that the copAyt
nershp now existing according to written articles Of agree
menf between the members of the firm of Baylor Co the
same viii be dissolved and the business placed IL
liquidation. d. al RAFTf1R =
Manchester. March, 1853. n tfkW
ESCONOIY! ECONOMY,
1, ~ I Premium awarded at the Ohio Mcdaniel Fair
PATENT SMOKE CONSUMING COAL COOKING STOVE
t FOUR SIZES.
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JEWELRY.......
EORGE PATTERSON,
cesspr to Mclean 4 Pkttersnn,) corner Of Delor

|EVORTON COAL-THE TREvoRToN COAL
ID RAILROAD Company having cargo Of their Coal on the
and intending 70 keep supply hand in this
|or SEMI ANTHRA CITE COAL, peculiarly adapted 10
Innate, aud without its equal for domestic lis
ac with much the best Bitnmnons Goals burn
hout snake enduring for great length of time without
small quantities. enabling the consumer to make as much
e fire may be wanted which is great desideratum in
kressive and unhealthy gas with the hard Anthracites1
exceedingly healthy ard pleasant fuel for an open
remarkably we'll adapted to kitchen ranges cooking
and cylinder Stoves creating heat with less uuari
IAN any known coal. Burns we'll IN open CRATES with
ashand for steam boilers, with good draft it is un.
umers of Coal will and It for iii ir ad vantage to give
article trial Numerous testimonials Of It's superiority
at the office of the Agent and at the yard of the
III left at either place will be PROMPTLY attended TO-
GEORGE W. LEE, Agent
I'M No. n Cont street.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.
.AAMPAGNE AGENCY

AAMPAGNE AGENCY
~ MOET / HANDON,s
IS q ellery, OIL % Psrdrix varssnay Vim Impe
subscriber u Authorised 10 rseeive on eyn ternl
Of the above very superior Chan
ana eocs the attention Of dealers In general stock
" On hand. Samples can be ut the Office of
N il Corner Of Gravisr and Hs~ LIVES streets.
III ARETT BRANDY-THE UNDERSIGNED, duly
appointed Agent for the old established house Of Ar
AARETT co. for the sss Of their very snperier
sso sole Importer Of the Justly celebrated Ponnsy
now prepared receive orders for either the
prices In Gognsc be shipped direct 10 any port II
Mon supply constantly hand Samples
A5ne store n
E. 8. WOLFF,
III ~ Corpef6Y 6ravier street Rnd New Leyee,
3AZERAC HHAMDIES- w We HAVE A COOP
IMPLY on hand and receiving by direct imporstioui
additions to our s0ck this celebrated highly
pipes 1902 Do do 1905 10 half eighth
We Invite the attention OF the trade connoisseus
ths article Is pure nnadnlteratsd FOR sale
New YORK terms and prices by
~ u Sole Agents IN this city.
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MEDICAL HOUSE, No. 81 Customhouse street nen,
w Royal stree-For the Cure of Old Chronic Mercurja
syphitic all Private Diseases without Mercury hndrsncs
all cases. - - 1880
The unparalleled which has attended Dr. James
ce In all parts OF the United States and Europehe re-
markahe cures he has effected wkcn
able by the most eminent ustfes him Offering AT
services confidence of the unfortunate following
are some Of the diseases termed Private and Of which
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies DR.. per
naIsn.y sradcsss namely Syphilis primary secondary
Nocturnal Emissions, Periodical Affections females however
they may be- Diseases Of the Back Loin
dammaton OF the Bladder and Kidneys Rheumatism Hydro
cee Cancers TumoIs and all Diseases of the Skim
Dr. James would also call the attention especially of
who have privately and Improperly injured themselves in that
ting them for either business society, viz Constitutional
bty o. lmpoency The following the sad and
melancholy effects produced by early habits youth viz
Weakness of Back and Limbs Pain in the Head Dnness Of
Vsion Loss Of Muscular Power Paptaon Of the Heart Dye
pepsa Nervousness Irrsbity symptoms Of Consumption
dreaded Loss Of Memory Confusion Of Ideas Depression
spirits Ey Forebodings, Aversion to Society Self
Love solude Tmdity etc. of the evils produced
persons afflicted with of the above should
moi call on DE- James and be at restored perfect
health let false decacy apply once and
save yourself the awful and dreadful th
terrible maady. -
Weakness Of the organs Immediately cured and full veo
restored. -- ''es
Remember "The Medical House Of Dr. 81 Custom
house street.
from A. NJ. to6P.M.
Consultations strictly confidential a ... 5t.
or no pay. DR., JAMES.
Cuuforn hnuaas
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n NNsEWO.RLEANs,JACl
6IM9

On and after SATURDAY, the .Uth Soyemh.r 1883 Pas.
ssnger Trains will leave New Orleans daily O A.
n and 6;0P. M arriving at Canton $50 P. NJ snd A.
Reurnng will leave Canton at 7,30 A. M and Csc r. NJ
arriving ct New Orleans Of 30 7. NJ and $50 N.
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Description Of Articles.

Each trunk, valise, or carpet bag,
weighing not more than 100
pounds. ...........,..,.,.,
Packages. other than baggage,
weighing not more than l0i
pounds. .....................,
Each additional ~ pounds Of bag
gage, Or packages other than
luggage. Observation-Disclosures,
Specie, bank notes, iewelry, and
other yhlnables. weighing NOT
more than 100 pounds. .. -.
Each additional 30 pounds. go.
10, y. T. S. W
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
k1fA le5s 1859.
', y. ! ORLEANS, JACKSON GRBAT
NORTHERN kAII.RnAn Z $3.50

NORTHERN kAILRoAD
Expreas,
IN ne R,lsosd Building. Camp street opposite La
sqnsfe Will deliver any part Of the CITY uch Bag.
gses Packages Specie Bank Notes. ETC., received
" aS nsIoaa or otherwise may be entrusted their
snnIge o. Toward the same with and dispatch any
~ ths Great Northern RaIroRd the Southern Rsroad
Central Railroad receiving them for tina pur
individuals. - " " 49, " WAVES '"
On approaching New Orleans the Baggage Master will 20
through the Train and receive the Checks address all
persona wishing their baggage sent TO ar hotel residence
Company will be responsible for all articles placed
In charge Of the baggage Master. -
EXPRESS CHARGES, IN ADDITION TO RR FREIGHT:
Retvsen tbsI leros and
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The reputation of the writer of the foregoing letter as an
perienced aud msker to none in the
stateto whom planters referred to Mr. Rcard
the proprietor of the estate, for further information
The Star Pan be furnished cheap most ordinary
pan IN use For further address the
Ut New Orleans or the undersigned sole authorized
turers. ~, ~ -
WHEELER FoRsTALL
Coppersmiths and Machinists.
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'ENRUSTEES SALE OF A FARM IN HOW .
ARD COJATY-Hy virtue of decree of the Circuit
Court Tor toward county, the undersigned, Trustee will
oher ut public sale at the Annapolis junction. Balti-
n9rG and Nashington Railroad at II o'clock NJ SATU R
DAY, the 2Sth day Of May, 1850
"A, A EARN CoNFAINING one HUNDRED AND FORTY
flN AND A HALE ACRES OF LAND. 1t is well water
ed has naturally good soil is about third cleared
and for the rest covered for the part with oak timber
but having sufficient chestnut for fencing II is situated in
good neishborhood adjoining the farms Of Drs Waters
upon the County Road Annapolis to Ecott's Mills
about two and half miles from the Junction. mile from
the Savage Factory three quarters mile from the Wash
ngt?n turnpike and, by the turnpike fourteen miles from
The terms $1,000 in cash and the balance in months
the credit payment secured by the bond the
chaser, with surety to be approved by the Trustee
Persons desiring examine property can call on Mr.
&. q. LatclfOrd, Annapolis Junction
THOMAS DONALDSON,
WV Trtt-ta
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9abIff Sails.
BY SAMUEL. H. Cnnnn
1ff:;;1 VALUABLE PROPERTY
Fs;iI ON CONWAY STREET NEAR CH4RrFe

|
@i VALUABLE PROPERTY
| EiiI On CONWAY STREET NEAR CHARLES
! will sell on TUESDAY Al Is 1iG n.,.N
premises 81 TIE FoLI@WN'Ga 4 Bkscf2BSE96Sk the
d ~ SopEI r IN Tor the same the north
westwardly from the formed by the interscction
street which place of beginning is distant feet inches
weSwardy from the northwest intersection of Conway Street
and twelve foot alley, and running westerly bounding on
with Charles street IS feet inches to an aIIev o parallel d
laid out and opened, communicating with the II alley
above mentioned thence easery parallel with Conway St.
and thence southery by straight line to the place of be
ginning Subject to ground rent of $sS IS per annum.
and garnet brick DWELLING HOUSE, with passage and
two-story brick Back Building.
Tems-Onequarerc cash the balance in f. and y months
s II. COVER, Auctioneer,
m25ts 81 Baltimore street
BY GIBSON 4 60
o. TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
hiiii Elk RIDGE Farm
fe. by virtue OF deed of Trust from Henry H. Pue,
ESD beang date the I'd day of December 1855 and
corded among the land records OF Howard county, the sub
na Semi oS T IA Il S2uth Gay in the city of Ba
H 2t F}r A EAT TAFT3E TWO
which Hengy t. P4e now resides, lying on the Columbia
Railroad Depot Ellicotts Mills adjoin ni he lands s Of
1 MeSsrs Caleb Dorsey Samuel WetleTed, John r. d
The improvements consist of a fine STONE DWELLING
with Stone Barn. Quarter and Stables and all nece
The land is Of fine quality, with an abundance of woodland
The situation being one of the most healthy in Maryland,
and the vicinity to the Railroad offer great inducements
to business men from the city to buy the cars leaving
A NJ and leaving the city as late AZ P NJ in the winter
The terms Of sale that onea the purchase money
shall be paid in cash the day of sale, and the balance
sale the credit payments to bear interest be secured by
WNr RI G. DORSEY Tr,staa
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snsurantR 0lurlusnifs

A MEXICAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
IA OF BALTIMORE
nG9rp9Tate d By the State Of Msryand ISIS
Company nsnres every description of Property in the
The Directors meet daily to determine upon applications
il. ARMSTRONG, President.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
VIM. ! Keenan, Geo, ii. Berry,
Wm. West, F. Ross Homer,
mh AO'a@s' vIcr6R FseGRh NNfEEff9? Secretary
EiRE AND LIFE INSURANCE Cf5l AGE ESSS7FsA'
D.s. coURTFNAY son,
Houses, Furniture, Warehouses, Merchandizc and all
cGHP&Ai&&S on le sf taa AGAINST FIRE IN FIRST CLASS
re- satisfactory references gwen fe2I-tf
EACELSIOR FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
- OF NEW YORK.
surplus December 81 is5s SGss sS
f..,,, t. s, c6TRTENIYi son: IseF 3gOvoO
GOODHUE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
C al c,rit,, l.u na OF NEW YORK. ,oo, -,
surplus December 81 360O4i
e,.,.. D. S. CoURTENAY a son, Agents,
NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
= 1oou.o.,.., or, or BALTIMORE.
STATE OF MARYLAND. 1919.
OFFICE No. 80 SoUTH STREET
THIS COMPANY INs f Rii FV opposite Second ST.
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY
IN AND OUT OF THE CITY
AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE
short assurances he effected for single day Or for
longer period. John h. SEIDENSTRICKER,
President.
Alien a; Chapman, VIM. Woodward,
Henry VI Bash, George Bartlett
VIM Head, Adam Denmead
;loiin ", toSs, Joseph W Jenkins,
Edward J. Church, Thomas S Benner
Job Smith, George Small,
fel9tf ''ii4' ~ 'i11'i Sec pan,
HOWARD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF BALTIMORE
lASURES Dwellings, Furniture Warehouses, Goods on
storage ana Merchandise generally against loss damage
ny IRE; Also Vessels and Cargoes in port.
r, omtce-S E. corner of SoUTH AND SECOND STREETS.
ne Directors meet daily e aGs EM hPplisatqIns
DIRECTORS.
James NJ: Pouder, Chas. Hoffman,
nm; Ii Power, IL j. Werdebaugh
Saml. r. Smith, NJ Benznger,
VIM. Ortwine, +. II. Perkins,
Aaron Fenton, Augustus Shriver
Geo. 7. Thomas, j. Stricken Jenkins
jal7-tf "ii; Secreta2v.
BALTIMORE LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
81 NO. SOUTH STREET.
INCORPORATED 1880.
JOHN l. DONALDSON, PRESIDENT,
win issue policies for year, for years. MORE or
for life
Endowment policies payable at certain time or at death
ANNUITIES FOR AGED PERSONS
ENDOWMENTS FOR CHILDREN
A B. COULTER,
Secretary.
DIR. F. DONALDSON, Medical Examiner,
la5u % Franklin street
GOALE'S INSURANCE AGENCY,