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The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-11-29
DEPOT, 1877 BROADWAY.

An immense stock of Pianos, Watches,
Jewelry and Fancy Goods, all to be sold for
ONE DOLLAR each, without regard to value.
and not to be paid for till you see what you will
receive.
CERTIFICATES, naming each article, and
its value, are placed in sealed envelopes and
we'll mixed. One of these envelopes will be
sent by mail to any address on receipt of %
cents five for 81 eleven for 50; thirty for
S.; sixty-6ve for S1O and one hundred
for SIS.
On receipt of the Certificates you will see
what you are going to have, and then it is at
your option to pay the dollar and take the ar
ticle or not. Purchasers may thus obtain II
Gold Watch Diamond Ring, Piano, Sewing
Machine, or any set of Jewelry on our list for
81 and in no ease can they get less than One
Dollars worth, as there are no blanks.
Agents arc wanted in every town in the
country; every person make $40 day,
selling our Certificates in the greatest sale of
Jewelry ever known.
Send 25e. for certificate which will inform
you what you can obtain for 81. At the same
time get our circular, containing full list and
particulars; also, TERMS TO AGENTS.
Address.
JAMES HUTCHINSON & Co,
aug2-m 1877 Broadway n. Y
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+ N I A L N o T 1 c + :.
JOHN G.. WILSON.

.a,rs his professional services to the citizens
Nartinsburg and vicinity.
as+Otfice and residence on Race street, at
q, house formerly occupied by DR.. Ham
~ and lately by DR.. Buck
"alv 49, 1866.
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rrpNs ADVERTISING

TERMS OF ADVERTISING:
one square. nOlines or less, to 3weeks, 81 81
zach subsequent insertion. ~
one square, three months, 5.o oo
one square, six months, 6 oo
one fourth column, three months, 500
one fourth column, six months, 200
one-fourth column, one year. i3W
One-half column, three months, 100
One-half column, six months, 1900
oornoe.halfcolumn. one year 5000
ora column. three months. 1890
One column, six months, 1000
One column, one year, ooW
Legal advertisements at the published
ratea. !.
as-Y Yearly advertisers have the privilege of
changing their advertisements as often as may,
be requisite, occupying the space first agreed
mon. Their privilege is also limited to their
own name and business and all other adver
tisements they may direct to bepublished, will
he an extra charge.
va. All advertisements will be continued
Yntil ordered out and the full rates charged.
unless the time of their insertion is specially
marked thereon, when left at the office.
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THF, NEW ERA.
PUBLISHED EVERY TIL URSDA1.
II RTINs RIG, W V
OFFICE IN GRANTHAM Hal
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION

For one year, s'ooo
EMO subscription will be discontinued
mill all arrearages are paid, unless at the
pton of the publisher.
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STATE NEWS,

;. RAILROAD MEETING-A meeting was held at Mil
lington, Kent county, Saturday the 18th inst OF
those favorable to a railroad from Wilmington,
through Massey's Cross Roads. or near it, to the
nearest or most desiTabe point on the Delaware
KaIlroaq Dr. L. IL; Crane was called to the chair
appropriate remarks by B. T. Biggs, Esq, subscrip-
ton list was opened and near thirty thousand dol
lars Of stock taken After tho appointment of com
mittees for several purposes the meeting adjourned
subject to the call of the chairman The above road
is proposed as an extension of the Queen Anne's
county road from Millington.-Crumpton Gazette
RE-We lear n that. on Monday last, the dwell
ing and one Of the out-buildiDgs of Mr.. James L.
DAVIS near Chesterville were entirely destroyed by
was saved from the dwelling, Mr.. Davis and ser
wants being absent at the time. The fire is supposed
to have been accidental and to have originated from
the chimney.-Chestertoocn Transcript.
CROPs.-Tbe wheat crop in this county is a total
failure. many farmers believing that they will not
realize their seed The corn crop looks better.
The peach crop is very much injured by the cold
weather. Apples are abundant.-Cen Observer
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MILITARY DIRECTORY.
MIs{;99 Military Das,arrrInFtf.

Major General W. S. Hancock commanding; head
lCarters corner Calvert and Fayette streets.
Assistant Adiutant General, Middle Military De-
partmcnt, Breyct Col. A. Z. King.
First Army Corps u. S. Veteran Volunteers Head
quarters corner Calvert and Fayctte street Bt Lit.
Col. Finley Anderson, Assistant Adutant General.
NJ edicai DiroctGr-BroVct Colonel Josiah Simpson;
office, third story Department headquarters.
Provost Marshal General of Delaware and Mary
iand-Breyet Brgalier General W. Ii. Browne; office,
NJ, Il y, Calvert street.
wilson; assistant and BIT Ii Cor &! r. snHta Ih2s
Office, No. $. Gay street, up stairs.
Depot and Department Quartermaster-Col. Geo:
w. Bradley corner Calvert and Fayette streets; as
sistants Captain A NJ. Cumming. 4. Q. NJ; Office,
No. S. Gag st., up stairs.
Chief ymaster-Brovet Lieut.. Col Z. NJ Fitting.
nasters-Eroyct Lieut. Col. +. B. Warner, Majors
aud W. II. Stewart; offices. Post Office Building.
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terrible ACCIDENT.
Explosion OF Gas in u PrintinS-Enh
neutrality-suspicious. Wan Instantly Killed
and Four Seriously Injured.


Tho New York Times of Saturday says: A terrible
accident occurred yesterday afternoon in the print
ing-ink and dry paint mandatory of Mesrs Duryee
u Cook in One Hundred and Sixth street, by which
one man lost his life and four Others were very
severely injured.
=, Itappears that about $50 o'clock P. NJ yesterday
the Workmen employed at the mandatory were
boiipg pot of naphtha. and the gas rising from it
suddenly caught fire from the furnace and terrific
eXpG $50 was the result The building. which is
near the East river, speedily in flames and the
promises ana entire contents destroyed Less
about S6.OOO, on which there is an insurance of
5000 "a
Messrs. Duryee and Cook. the proprietors, were at
work IN the factory at the time, were also the en-
gineer, Albert GershOn, workman named Henry
Root, and Thomas Jones, colored man. The first
four succeeded in escaping from the burning building
with several severe burns about the head and body
put Jones persisted in the flames His remains were
during the evening taken out from amidst the ruins
burnt beyond recognition. Drs. G. W. Dubois and E.
D. Chohed were soon present at the of the dis
aster and dressed tho wounds of tho four survivors
after which Cook Gershon and Root were removed to
St. Luke's Hospital for further treatment. Mr. Dur
yee however, expressed wish to be removed to his
residence In l2ith street, and his request was
piled with. ~
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Albany Cattle Marker. June !.

This afternoon cattle was sold at "A Ct = b, live
lower than the ruling rates week ago. Total re-
ceipts. including about 1000 head Of stock cattle
5000. Prices ranged from 619@lO2 cts TO- but there
were none in the yards that would bring the outside
figure to-day Three fourths Of the supply was made
up of Illinois corn fed Steers averaging in weight
from 1050 to go ths Sheep in good request at
6@6B cts for shorn and 7@S cts for unshorn; SUPPLY
$500, HOGS are firmly haId at lDl49loh cts,
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ERY ORDER OF TiEE COMMISSIONER
Ihb OF INSOLVlSNT DEBTOR .-NOtieei is hereby
gwen to the creditors Of the following named Insol
vent Debtors that the said InsoIvents having filed
their petition to the Court of Common Pleas for the
benefit of the Insolvent Law of Maryland that the
day hereinafter mentioned fxed for their appear
ance, to answer interrogatories if any be fled and
that the following named day has also been fixed for
the final bearing in their CASE before the aforesaid
Jesse D. Bradford, applied February 5, 1s66-first
appearance April 1866 final hearing June 4, 1866.
pearance April 2, 1866, final hearing June 4, 1866.
George T. Seymour aa applied February 8. lS66irst
Lewis Gilbert applied February 8. lSG6"frst ' ap
pearance Apr! :. 1866, final hearing June 4, 1866
Abram G. Smith, applied February 10, iS66-frst
APl final hearing June IN 1856!
pearance April 1866, final hearing June 4, 1865
Mm e. A AGT J sp pile March
Henry A: Mercer, applied March 5, iS66-frst an
peIaranceI May Z 1866 final hearing July 2, 1866.
Andrew J. Lyons applied March q, 'i iSS6-frs up
po Ida May T. 1866 final hearing July 2, 1866
ance May 1866, final hearing July ,, 1866.
John H. keaa Idsk applied March ap-
Jacob Arnold. applied I'd April ISG6-frst appear
ance 4th June 1866. final hearing 9Th August, 1856
george W; Dqdrow. applied Sd April lS66-frst
appearance 4th june 1866 final hearing 9Th August
James Il. Connolly, applied 9th April, 1S66-frst
appearance 18th June, 1866 final hearing 9Th August
Thomas Hubbard, applied 18th April. 1S66-frst
appearance 18th June 1866, final hearing 9Th August,
jeremiah Hubbard, applied 10th April, lS66-frst
appearance 4th June, 1866. final bearing 9th August
Levi Herzog. applied 18th April, 1S66-frst an
RSSsaerance 4th june 1866, final hearing 9th August
Thomas Russell, applied 9th April. 1s66-6rst ap-
pearance 4th June, 1865, final hearing 9th August,
Jacob s. Nyburg. applied May LIST, 1S66-frst ap-
Ss6. June 4th 1866 final hearing August 6th'
Simon S. Nyburg. applied May 1st lS66-frst ap
Pesrance June 4th, 1866. final hearing August 9th,
Charles R. Coleman, Jr. applied May s, 1S66-frst
appearance July 2. 1866 final hearing September 8,
VIM. J. Cussen. applied May 7, 1S66-frss appear
ance July 1866. final hearing September 3, 1866.
Arnold 7 Lewis, applied May 9, 1S66-frst appear
George Esel, applied May A. lS66-f-st appear
ance July z, 1866, final hearing Sept. 8, 1866.
Paptrick Rawley. applied May IA, 1SG6-irst ap-
pearance July 2, 1866, final hearing Sept 3, 1866
Chester r. Marsh, applied May l6, 1S66-irst ap-
pearance July 2, 1866. final hearing Sept. 3. 1866
John S. Dutrow, applied May II, lS66-frst appear
ance July 2, 1866, final hearing Sept 8. 1866.
William M. Sindall applied May Y. lS66-frst ap-
pearance July 2. 1866. final hearing Sept. g. 1866.
Augustus NJ Gardner, applied May q, 1S66-frst
appearance July 1896, final hearing Sept. 1856,
appearance July ., 1885, final hearing Sept ;. 1856,
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RAILROAD NOTICES.
EssE ga llTl l.sssEEz : = FI,Z,lA, i-1.,,,

- ns On ed s after fE, M Mon Z,
Eill run between Baltimore and Wheeling and Par
Sunday at $50 4. NJ. EXPRESS TRAIN VIII viii
AfCC0MM0DATLOE, TRAIN leaves Cumberland
These trains connocJ at Beair and ParkersbUrE for
a." P P4 RR W.T. St. SOuthEess e and dNcr5hHe
leaves Baltimore daily Of ago P. NJ Except sunday
Al EaStLeayes Frederick ct us n. Ii. daily, Sun
The ELLIG0TTs MILLS TRAIN leaves Balsi.
more 81 9Sj gao 70 a. M, and 10 and SO 2. NJ.
ana ana zGpSe?tts Mills at 7.4G and .30 A. H.. and 8,
FOR WASHINGTON.
and sn and II &c o 3 and a
7$ 50 3 n On Sundays At 780 /. ~ and rs and
from Baltimore and the go A. NJ and 2.I5 P. II.
a5s iEqm nG Tas i9 r stop at way points The
73O A. NJ and f56 p NJ from Wasbineton con- conpc t
with trains on the Annapolis road.
Trains leave Annapolis at $50 A. N. and 3. 40 P. N.
For further information tickets of cyory kind &C.,
apply to J r. ENGLAND Agent at Camden Sta.
'ion Or at the Ticket o ms9s, Of Y p sM+1H
l. II COLE General Ticket AGENT se:' IH52a
PazsEADssEsaRsIA. WEE.FFTNaT0y ARB
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
81 Fl rs, the cit trains will eaTs P re5i.
dent Street Depot as follows, viz:
ay Mail Train for Philadelphia and Way Stations
at 7.25 A. NJ.
Express Train for New York only at $40 Am.
Express Train for Philadelphia and New York at
Accommodation Train for Tavre dc Grace and in
termodiate Stations at As P. II.
Express Train for Philadelphia and New York at
6.35 p. NJ.
Express Train for New York at $50 P NJ.
The above Trains leave daily except Sunday.
- ON SUNDAYS
For New York and Philadelphia at 500 P. NJ,
For Princess Anne, and intermediate points on
Delaware Railroad, take TBS A. NJ train, and fol
Dover, Delaware, take the lilo P. NJ. train
fe7-tf !" AGENT
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A WOMAN IN MALE APPAREL Found DROWNED
An inquest was held yesterday, by Coroner Gamble,
on the body of an unknown woman, which was found
hoating in the East river, the foot OF Forty
third street The body of deceased was dressed in a
par OF dark ribbed pantaloons white muslin ehemi-
sette drawers, pair of prunella CATERS and white
stocklngs From the appearance of the body, it had
eyidentiy been in the water for several Weeks.-N.
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WONDERFUL YARN.-The local" of the Wheeling
Of tbo Col

As gentleman was passing along Fourth street
yesterday. he passed place where number of boys
mar Ra sSe marbles Uns OF tn them IN shooting ms
The gentleman slipped aud stumbled against lady,
also passing precipitating her, along with himself
upon large hog. who examining the gutter geo.
graphically for debris. The hog, frightened out of
ms PFopriey bolted eff and between the legs of
anotner gentleman, who, in falling. frightened a
span OF horses attached to a wagon in an alley
map VINO was In carpenter shop near BY was about
10 ngat cigar, and upon starting up to see what
the shaVIngs. and fire came near being originated'
linus ended this budget of accidents for the day.
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HE WHEAT CRoP.-The Abingdon Viy0inian says
me wheat crop In that section will be almost total
yield; ~ make amends, however, the prospect "a
excellent tof an unusually large corn crop,
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The DESTITUTE OF GEoRGIA-We are again pIaced
under obligations to the generous ladies Of Baltimore
to some four hundred barrels in bulk. The steamay
North Point arrived yesterday with this fresh con.
tribution, which. We learn from Messrs LaRoche
West Daniels, agents was transported over the line
free of all expense This is the third or fourth time
we have had occasion to commend this line for the
Iberalty Gifts management Sapaaaak Col IEaes.
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q BEs. JDaGNaF1a
SF BALTIMORE

& D. S%'sdNfsE92 ,,,,,o,
OFFICE No. SOUTH FREDERfG5HKi f sfSF 5FffSL'
/, discovered IN the Great Hospitals of Enrope
in the world r #eaEness o Of o tb fR n smoiy
Structures, Affections of the Kidneys and Biadd9T
taYoHntary Disch3Tges lmpqsency, General Dobil:
n.y. Nervousness, Dgspepsy, LaEguor, Low Spirifsi
Confusion Of Ideas, Palpitation Of tho Heart Tinid
ny, trembling Dimness of Sight or Giddiness, Dis
cases OF the Head Throat Nose or Skin Affections
OF tae Liver Lungs, Stomach Bowels-those terri
BILE disorders arising from Solitary Habits of Youth
SGret ane solitary PRACTICES more fatal 70 their VIC
Ulysses, bhghlng taoir most brilliant hopes OF an
'ipatons reHaeT rs f6 aFHFiSSg9R 6 &C. impossible
Once No. S. FREDERICK STREET. left hand
side going fEom, Baltimore street, few doors from
Inc corner. Fail not 10 observe Name and Number
Letters must contain a stamp. oo4-tf
EG cessfgl treauneutC Of CONSUMPTION. Several
residents Of Baltimore, il al advanced stage of h-
disea5e, are no% rapidly TEs;gi0ysTrS and can be
land. JEST
ESEs. &. EaBEE', Graduate of the Medical FacuI-
~ ty Of Paris, QIrance,) Member of the Medical
and Cnirurgical Faculty of Baltimore Md is ~
dscoverer Of the only Remedies for Diseases Of
yate character, without Mercury or noxious DRUGS
Recent cases cured in from Y to IS hours on written
guarantee. Chronic, lnVetcrate and constitutional
diseases such rs have been s5GndOned Gs incurpbIe
are speedily and permanently cured. The treatment
F-''OENSS. Cn mas inc approval
most distinguished Physicians Of Paris and it's mi
Yersal success in practice of 20 years has proved
beyond doubt. that tho worst cases readily yiel6
and are loroughy Tonoyod at once and forever froa
billy; nervous diseases, which soon or late turns tn
consumption. and all the OWLS eutailei by certain
pernlcous practices which ruin both body and mind
uniting Ito victim for either business study soc;e-g
CT -iarE1gSe and t. those who suffering tho eva
e2ectf Of improper indulge4ces. Of whatever kind
S?n r26 DC p9ffect!y restored to natural health and
yisoT, II 3 brief ner;Odr By applying 70 enc whose
skill acl experiences can be relied on. 40 eror6;tcu
e. t4Errnfss EoHGI ctut gas,
5iatant Patients consulted by lottsr and remed;as
o-%9rded that can ne taken in the most convenient
aud private manner.
otice southeast cogn6F of EAYETIF and YpErl-
i1i-i~A 01A'1A46. jele-ly
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ROOFING, ETC.

PAGES FEE. CEMENT AEp GRAVEL ROOF
me
is the 5est ia ose. SID bias pesn vel known 10. IT,
teen years.
va guarantee all new WORK for iivs yaara.
1t IL bettor than Tin, and costs haif as much.
Old hoots repaired at short notice.
We are tbs only manufacturers Of ROOFING MA
tEEI AIlS il Iaryiand. al Of which We keep con-
stGuJlg 81 hand 20. sale ~
TIN AQ9ES and IRON FENCES PAINTED with
or PATENT PA8EFgiNE YlENISIf, --A
PAGE EROS ACG.
n@-f' SEF SniiIis wharf
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MAIL REGULATIONS.

Time of ArrivaJ md CLOSING of Mails al the Post
Office, Baltimor : Nd.
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Foreign Markets.
TErom Tho 6npln Rra,ilion T;n,

From the Anglo Brazilian Times
RIO DE LANEIRo. May 4th.
EcchdnPe-Cn London. after the departure of the
French packet remained neglected, and Banks de-
cliued naming any rates, and notwithstanding the
great success of the brazilian arms over the Para
guayans, exchange he's been steadily dropping.
of the French packet at 25 to 25ad. Bank rate NOM
inaly sd. On France some business has been done
at 37S to $50 rs.
Bank of Brazil shares 10000.
Discounts to 9 per cent. per annum.
FLou.The arrivals for tho month of April were
limited to $1,000 barrels and the sales amounted to
20 O our stock TODAY in first hand is ONLY nO bar-
rcls, and ruling prices as follows:
Ba!iiG0re extra...................22lt0 to 210D
Fhl!aaeithia $4,000 to lOGO
New York INSTRUMENTATION to 20000
Do saconds % ogY 10 10 % Vg1
Co6ee-We have no sales to report since the sailing
of the French mail. with the exception of some small
lots 70 complete cargoes for Europe our receipt dur
ing the past month has shown falling off, being
about $500 bags pday. Stock 10000 bags.
kerosene-Prices continue without alteration,
no to 1880 being our highest quotations.
C0tt0a.-Ihe uniayorable news from Europe has
depressed the market. and our quotations may be
nomlnaIly stated at Is, per arroba
freighS-hince the departure of the Navarro bus
mess has been nsig icant The only charter for the
York at BIS Cd.
We quote United States North 35s cd. Freights for
the Southern ports nominal.
Philadelphia Markets.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2-1 P. M.-Petroleum is
quiet. Flour dull Super 81. 75@S 80; Extras IS 100
975. Wheat dull; good Red $3.50; White $2S5GD
3l5. Corn is firm at IS cents for mixed. Coffee is
dull; cargo Of $500 bags Rio has just arrived. Cuba
buco sold at cents gold. Provisions are quiet.
Pennsylvania Whisky S2.2492.20; Ohio 1928.
ri 4 r FL e I sIR ri a
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EpfEEIARDSi BILLIARDS. BILLIARDS.
@9-I would call the attention of buyers to my new
improved PATENT COMBINATION CUSHIONS
AND TABLES, which cannot be surpassed by any
others in the world for elasticity correctness Of
giles and durability which sell at reasonable prices
with fine stock of Cloths Balls Cues and everything
connected with the trade. Orders By mail attended
to at my factory. 1856 Fulton street. Nov feEk IsS
mhR-:.m " " RAiPFiif
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EAODGE'S PATENT REAPER
ES AND MOWER AND SELF RAKER,
With flexible Folding Finger Bar
BUCKEYE and OHIO
Patents combined in ono Machine.
This Machine, as built the past two seasons, has
met with the most complete success. In every sec
ton where 1t has been introduced it has taken pre-
ranked as first class
The MARSH SELF-RAKE, improved and applied
70 tins Machine, has also proven perfect success
We also have for sale. the celebrated Peipher Corn
and Tobacco Pillow and Cultivator, hung on wheels;
together with all kinds of Agricultural Implements
Send for Circular. j. HIX BURTON 4 CO.,
ap25-2m No. ~ South Frederick street.
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ESROSPECFUs
ESisOsPEEEUS
| e OF
THE BENTLEY SPRINGS COMPANY,

A4AE OLAN LIZA Oh h1NNO SOMG AIN l.
irst-rlass establishment to which the citizens OF
Baltimore could retreat IN the heat of summer, was
Fought for in vain during the past season. To supply
that want and to present at the same time profit
able investment to subscribers attention is called to
this Prospectus.
Bentley Springs is situated at the distance Of about
~ miles from the city, 900 feet above tide-Water) on
the Northern Ccatral Railway, which, with its double
track and present facilities renders access to the
Springs easy and frequent The location is one Of the
most healthy in the United States and the scenery
scarcely surpassed anywhere in beauty and romance
OF character. Magnificent trees, abundance of tho
purest water, beautiful raViues, clear mountain
streams and lofty hills contribute to make this spot
attractive, and 10 point it out admirably adapted
for large Summer H6tei. The surrounding neigh
both9od abounts in pleasant walks, shady drives and
delightful prospects.
It is proposed to profit by theGo natural advantages
by the erection OF the most eligible sites aGd
within view oftbe Depot of fTst-CsSs Hotel under
the direction Of the Bentley Springs Company, of
BALTIMORE County. Iho amount Of Capital Is fixed
Il One Hundred Thousand Dollars. in Shares OF One
Hundred Dollars each. and the undersigned are the
Officers and Directors
1t is believed that in asking the citizens of Bati-
more to subscrlbe to this project we advancing
their individual Interests well that OF the city
itself.
Our citizens will be waited on by the Directors Of
the Company FOR the purpose OF soliciting subsorip-
tons to the stock.
Application may also be made TO the Secretary,
At tho ONCE q the Company No. q S. Charles street.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES
Union Fire Insurance Company
OF BALTIMORE,
No. AZ SECOND STREEg, North Side.

This Company insures against Loss OR DAMAGE
BY FIRE on all descriptions ot property either in
the city or county, for week. month or year
It also makes INLAND INSURANCE. Short In
sUrances made on Merchandise in bonded and st0r-
age warehouses; and where the risk has terminated
the Premium for the uneZpired time will be return
ed. JOHN COATES,
President.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
ChaanoGy Brooks, William i. Fcniz,
Henry S. Shryock. John C. Bridges,
Simon Parkhurst, James @. Spear,
William Bridgea, joseph Matthews,
John q. liewes, William Chestnut
John Iuznbul1 Jr., john E. Hurst.
OTIS SPEAR,
oc5-iT Secretary.