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] BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
Leave i - u. sis, 50, 10. Us. siis and il
m; and 30. 80 ~. 40 ~. 20 and 90 D. m
FOR ANNAPOLIS
At6s4 .. m. and sp' m: but not on Sunday.
..,,o nor k0RfQLk


FOR ANNAPOLIS
At6.6 q m. and bp m. but not on Sunday.
FOR NORFOLK
At 10 p. m. but not on sunday.
SUNDAY TRAINS
From BsltinoreaThe I y ,toPPins at Relay and
At Relay only the z ~ 2. m. without stops; the .
From washlnston.-Theb and . a. m. 8. rs and
Wy n m trains stopping q all stations the ! 10
without stops. On Sunday the 1 10 p m. viii stop
at all stations south Of Annapolis Junction
FOR POINT OF ROCKS AND INTERMEDIATE
At e;10 An. and 81 and 80 D. m. Returning leave
Point OF Rocks at 6ib and SO q m. and stb p m,
arriving at Washington Of 30 and ~ q. m. and
Through tickets to the West can be had at tho
Warrington Station Ticket once At all hours Of the
day: also, Of the Companys office, 80 Pennsylvania
avenue. Passengers purchasing tickets ct the Ave
called for and checked 81 f6eir residencs. talon u
the depot, and put into the baggage car.
For New York, PhiadelphiA and Boston, SEQ 3D.
THoR n. SHARP,
l. N. QQLE
General Ticket Aren't
GEO b. KOONTZ,
1eI General Agent, Washington.
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WASHINGTON AND OHIO RAILROAD.

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT 7. BEGINNING APRIL
H. l6A
Two traini daily, except sunday. between AlsI
Leave AisIsndris at s,SA ~ and D. m. Pass
LeesburF ,{soinF Westward at II a. N: and D. m; ;
arrive at Hamilton at II ~ q. m. and Q DO p. M
LeAye Hamilton at $50 a. IN. and " .Bo y. m.
Pass LeesburS tsoins Eastward) at O. m. and
Pnssensers by the 10 . m, train from Hamilton
Passengers from Washington take the Washington
and OHIO car at baltimore and Potomac Depot q
change OF cars.
train from Mamiiton Connect n hsmilton y &itl
kemIs daily line q coaches for Purcellyie, snicl
HeameIs line "a eoaches which leave Leesburs dali
fo5 Aide and !! AN Mi ,asl ,,. ,,.
Annual uoketA, t60. L. ii. HAvkNER,
AplAd General Ticket Agent.
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PROPOSALS..
DROPOsALs FOR CONCRETE STONE,
+ EHRBLE sT2NE Bf fS sEMENNSTr kSp
S HNsG 2s kS ybf fosT GFfGh


S$sf * ND FJsH fSSssS
orrIon OF SUPERINTENDENT
US G2 &snsa T. t e. s RGss e. obSler
s.SiIs .SS s:s: N TX e lss
n q ihs 3eners,s stone %e ,Ss s.Sae ssSt
u required 80 ,ass y,sa;b +. more .,,.
s sn. a ssS. and .a.ss aSr ScDcfe,s 70 n'
One thSassna cube ysrds more Or lsss Ra atss
:si.s,s :ssSs ihS S.d :S.Ss, ~
saasi o 4. hioinss. q pc wallis and % contain
or isss than Twelve ia inches ihidf. viii DO re.
Also for 10000 hard burnt Red Brichs Of the best
quality. taIsn FROM he hear. Of the kiln No sal
Also for S.oso barrels, more OF less. Hydraulic
smsp Quality and r eSns, g ~ Sss
Aso iot % cube yards. more or less. clean. sharp
ssmpiss o. each Of the shove materials to be sub.
m sy Sn w Ss made Il such times and in such
qu.neitiss q may be deemed necessary ny inc su'
dS:.s ny submit, g.sp9 s;.I. for one or ali of
"a IL %ras q En-
BY Rsp,i bond IN M. the sSp aS q
scodiaeasd tSst the bidder will accept md perform
Il the contract II awarded 70 him the humciency OF
he security V be ssransd by the United Sts ~
r,a sssornsy no disric. N which 70 rssidss "a.
| per cent until the completion Of the contract,
The right TO reject any or all bids 70 reserved;
l Each proposal must be enclosed In sealed en-
yelope Endorsed Proposals for Concrete Stone, OF
Rubbie Stone, or Bricks, las the case may BEL for
| the United Htatss Court house and Post Once a
Raleigh, n. O." and addressed to,.
PROPOSALS. FOR pkEpalSe' .
US. ENarNsxR oYTIcK.)
Il ROOM No. q, AMY BuiLpIso,
OoaNER HousJos AND 0REEn sTnEErs'
ssw YSax, yniy M, n,s c,ssl Va
w fosSs q BID and Other sBIIy
this Y qsSs Dol. Ensiaesr. Brssss Mo- asSss.
DROPosAIs FOR FUEL. fls' .....
AoA r1cx OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND anousDs.l
Ill wAsHIaoron. D. q, July ~, M1
Sealed proposals. will be received by the under
signed u.til y m, on the 18th day q Ausust. n!s
fut nish this ONCE with Fuel for the year sndin
Information Is % quality, &C., &C.. can be OBJ
| tainsd on application TO this once,
s,,sS @ ~ S PA; q to S.sSfs
70 deSosit With the Treasurer Of the upBsd state
he sum Of $50, % . guarantee Of q faithful pc
formAnce Of the contract ifawsraed e sR eiqpSo
. Colonel Of Ensineers. U, q. A.. In charge Of Publ
! Buildings aud 0roundn- lyxatt
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~ order Of the ouartsrmastec o Gen ,,ll,a,v
Captain md "a \ SS 8. &.fp.s Z I.
DRoPosAi.s FOR FUEL.

Trusssss Il toiored schools until so,cIocf, ., m
FRIDAY, August 1873, for fqrniahins and deliysr
fol q ne board Il snoh smss and in such aussna
Ash S0AAL BE-, SS.sy a,,ss s ',1s A ,ns
. Ms's sasa.s. ffSs ana SSR oSR1 f
sssd End :p. IN four gsce; g. not ss 4 %sS from
The board reserves the right % reject any or ali
BIDS deemed for the best Interest q the sohoos.
viii b opened 81 the once OF the board. sumner
:SISoi SSSiidlns I'd streets north
frcpcssis shouid b indor.ed y Proposals for Fus
for colored schools" and addEsased to-
jyis Chairman COMMITTEES on supplies.
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THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
l. PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
WAsHIHeroH, May Sd, i63-noop.
Trains betveen Washington and New YorS are
foR NEW YORk. without chsnse Of cara
Leave daily teIcspt sunday at 10 = IN. 10. and
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily (except Sunday att ~ an. 10 and
p N.
IL ON SUNDAY
Lave for New York sts 80 p m. and fhiiadsiphia
slsspIns cars for Nov York on tho 8 10 p m. train
Through tickets to Philadelphia, New Yorh and
Boston can be had 81 the Station Once 81 ali hour
Of the day,
Bee baltimore and Ohio Railroad sdysrtisemsnt
| for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An.
napolis and the West THQH Il. SHARP,
I u. 0oLE, General Ticket Agent
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MEDICAL
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RELIEF for Young Men from The II.
restored. impedimsnts to Marriage removed. New
method o. treatment New and remarkable rums.
ss eiope.s- =, address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No.
south Ninth street, Philadelphia. Pam insttu.
uon having a high reputation for honorable c.,n.
duct and professional skill. w m,
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PROPOSALS.
u RoPosAIs FOR IRON RAILING.

wan DgpAnTMrsTl
QuARTrRMAsrrp GErERALs OTrIcR, !
WAsuIseToE, j. o.. July 10, 15I3.
hea'ed proposals, In tripaata, with copy OF this
advert sfenl attached 10 each, will be received at
this ofice until TUESDAY. August %. At noon. for
the following work. viz:
Iron railing around the Soldiers Lot, In the For.
est Hill Cemetery, Madison, Wis.
The railing to be light iron fence, set on stone
posts, and provided with single gate.
The work will DO inspected by competent enRi.
contract will be required.
Proposals for iron railing" and addressed 10 tho
Quarter master General.
by order Of the Quartermastcr General
A. ., Mo8ONNIaLE,
Giant and Asaiata mt Ilua rtermast.r nj nj "A
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pRoPOsALs FOR FRAME BUILDINGS.
-OyylcE OF CMlKy QuARrxnxAsrrn,
fIRsr QUAnrEkMAsrEh DIsrRICr, L
Houston srlEkr. ooRNKn OF aREEsE.

HousTos sriIET. solsTH % dsnssE.
NEW YoRK, July Is, 1b71
Sealed proposals. In duplicste, with copy Of this
advertisement attached 70 each are invited and Will
for the construction at Fort Msdsworth. New York
hArbor q two el frame buildinss, to DO used 70
quAftern. All material and labor must be furnishsd
~ the contractor and the work complete and ready
days from execution Of contract
Plans and speciheAttons may be seen at this ofco
written guarantees signed By two al parties Tor
the prompt execution and fulhllment Of contract,
should II be awarded, must accompany the propo-
sails, which should be addressed TO the "Ohief Quar-.
termaster. first QuArtermAsters District, d. z,
geants QuArters," r. o, TYLER
Lieut. Col and Deputy Quartermsster GENERAL.
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DRopOsAI.s FOR TOBACCO.
UNrTrD STATES AMY
OrYIcR or CoMNIssARr OF sUBs

UNITED bfATEH ARMY BUfLufu0l
orTref or CohhnsAHy OF sygslsrnnos,
Sealed proposals. in dupiio.te, VIII Be recsivsd ct
this once until u O'Clock August q 1e1, for fur.
niahips for the United States army Nifty thousand
pounds Of Tobacco, with the power Of tnrreas1Ax
ne amount nifty thousand pounds II desired By the
HE propessl. Win :ss,s aecuratsly in dstal. the
= TO IL fsspins auaiitiss IN 10, Climate IL srSns
Hortation Of what Leaf as to stock year and CURING
the wrappsr and nler Il made; whether ths binder
| y usedi what Gazing IL used. and when, WHARF and
how 70 be manufactured; In what Kind Of packaSe
put mp for shpnent, and whether machine or hand
Inc Tobacco to BE- made in plugs. Weighing full
pot Commiaaary. New York city.
The Tobacco TO be packed In boxes (caddies) %
contain twentyone POUNDS, nst each, and the boIsa
70 be packed in cases, teisht 70 case) head lined
| semples lhve cases packed a. above requiredJ Of
psny ne pFoPos.ls and be referred % therein. 10
grade, will be entertained The samples 90 fur.
nished will be paid for o. fair market ratss dseqnSd
Of sns,sn,i good quality for sales to troop, u
An officer OF the army and an expert will b -
CURED TO examine and inspect the Tobacco In tbs
leai, N the course Of manufacture and when
Two sureties who will agree 70 guarantee ths sxs
cuton Of the contract according 70 its true intent
And meaning, and who will enter into bond IN III
| sum q ten thousand dollars TO that eject, u 70
| CURED. Will aisn bids a. we'll as the proposer.
Tho right to reject any md AZ bid. q Leseryed
| WILLIAM v. BURHB..
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DRoPosALs FOR COAL.
TREASURY DrPAnrnxrrl
BUREAU os ksoRAviso AsD PnHTIno, y

Sealed proposals will be receiyed a this o6Ics
until - O'Clock, g. m. TUk sDAY. tho 18Th day q
tons o. run o. mine taeorYe's Creek Cumberland
N sas6 a Ss asssred such time md p.scss nd
70 the oonditions REQUIRED by, at d 6onsiss 81:
sssS ss poanas 70 lie tOh. .n slo shs Sc nm IN
spestsd and yeished and the quantity Of each losd
pointed and qualihed under the sct for that puf.
pose and that the prescribed fee Of " cent? for each
be paid by the contractor"
Propossls viii Be consider binding for one weak
from the 18Th day Of August, is78 the Department
fsseryns The right to reject ali or any portion Of
No proposals will be entertained uniess sccomps-
MED " s.ti.factory evidence Of ability 70 fulfill fhs
the certificate Of the nspector that the coal fur
nishsd IL such a. the Contract calls for,
once Of GEO. u. McCAhTEE,
chief o. bureau Of Engraving and Printing.
-lyteotAnx8 Treasury Department.
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N. B.-Msssra FULTON d 90. refer 70 any Of our
old cisens - TO character. responsibility 40 hay
INF been residsnt In Washington for the past ssh
can ysArs
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PROPOSALS FOR DYKES.

UNITED STATES EsoNEKR oyyIcE,
Room No. 81, ARMY BUILDING,
CORNER HoysroN AND 9REEsE sra,
NEW York. July u, ls7a
in ths Had.Sp river. near Albany. viii be received
For further information 'SISIS S 2 H NJ; wSfzSs
| Lieut. Colonel Engineers. Breyet Major 0enerai
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DRoPosALs FOR INCLosURR WALLS AT
NATIONAL MILITARY CEMETEnIEs.
ouAnrxsxAsrrn asssaAh's Snp1ss,
wAsnIroTor, p, O.. July 10, ism.
Sealed propcs.s II tripc.ss wis1 COY o. M v
a.. piacs Snil sATgRpIY ASgg, aI "a RI,ocn;
faeicsure wsiis o. pr,cs or stone =, Poplar Grove.
Sopiss y pians md spssinesiions may be seen .,
this ofhos, and 81 tn. Assstant ouartsrmastsr's
The work vii BE- Inspected By competent ensin.
ssrs, and assSic. compliance With tho terms Of the
Enveiopcs containing proposals will be Endorsed
cemItsrsss" sRd addfssssd u tne ouSr,srmssasr
ny order Of the ou'rs'rRR,s;s'Ss eS9syi
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GROCERIES.
BRYAN BROS,
DEALERS IN FANCY GROCERIES,

DEALERS IN FANCY GROCERIES,
Ne. COS Pennsylvania Avenue.
PURE WAVES AND Li9goRs FOR MEDI.
CINAL USE.
Pure Old Hennessy Brandy. assay
Pure old Port Wine,
Harmony.s Topaz Sherry.
osiifornis Hook, Angelica and Port.
Apple and Peach Brapdies. tpure.l
Ginger Brandy, Bachh cry brandy.
Also lafge stock Of hne family groceries.
BRYAN BROS,
COS Pcnnsyiyania avenue,
jyii opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
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DRoPosALs FOR CUT-sToNE WORK,
sTE I,TlJ Ms 2 l1r iIs NEw JAIL Fur THE

a, .. MoaONNIGLH.
Capt and Assistant Qusrtermastsr, u, II, A.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-09-26
ANNIHTLATES A COUGH

is astonishing. It's effects go deeper than the mere
symptoms OF pulmonary disease and discharge the
cause from the system. 1t relieves the lungs, chest
and throat from the burdens which Cypress them
thus arrestng Consumption and Bronchitis in the
germ before they reach the more dangerous stages.
The emaciated sufferer
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-09-26
Feeding Horses.

Warlng says: Very much of the
value and availability of the horse de-
ponds on the quality and quantity of
his food, and on the manner in which
it is given to him. Too much food at
one time, too little at another, food of
improper kinds or in a bad state of
preparation, is the foundation of one
half the ills that horsefesh is heir to.
There is no worse economy than the
stinting of food, or the administering
of bad food because it is cheap. Also,
there is no more wasteful practice than
the giving of too rich and expensive
food. Neither is there any greater
source of loss in connection with the
keeping of farm horses than theneglect
to which they are systematically sub
iected. The horse, even in the rudest
state, is of a somewhat delicate organ
ization. His powers are very great =
greater than is general ysupposed; but
in order to their Development and to
their long endurance, it is necessary
that he be fed with the greatest care
and with an everwatchful judgment.
Probably the capital invested in farm
horses in the United States would go
twice as far-that is, the animal would
last in useful condition twice as long
if they were thoroughly we'll fed and
cared for. sts
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-09-26
Moving Machine Accidents.

On giving the particulars of an ac-
cident by which farmer was run over
and killed by moving machine, the
Canada Farmer adds the following
sensible advice: s'In most cases, these
deplorable occurrences result from
want of proper precaution, and we can
not too earnestly entreat our readers to
do alb that prudence and forethought
can accomplish in the way Of avoid
ance and prevention of such calami-
ties. Only the steadiest and most
trusty of teams should be put to these
machines, and they should be in charge
of experienced and careful drivers
We have known mere colts put to this
work, and children set to drive them.
Human life is toe, valuable to be risked
thus. Accidents will happen in spite
of all human endeayors to prevent them,
but it should be seen to, that when
they do take place, there shall be no
room for self-reproach because of neg
lect or carelessness,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-09-26
Gbe farm>
Early Fall Flowing.

Norman Spur thus gives his views
upon this subject, in THE Duchess Far
me4:
-, Another great improvement that
seems to be lost sight of is, blowing in
the early part of fall of those fields
which are intended for corn the next
season and have lain in grass several
years. Some of those advantages are as
follows, and to make sure of them, the
land should be plowed before the mid
die of September: =
LIST. The land can be plowed cheap
er, then than it can in the spring, be-
cause the teams are kept cheaper and
you are not so much hurried with team
work.
I'd. If the land is all cut up by the
pillow and turned over, which should al
ways be done, you get rid of all the
worms which eat up large share of
the corn on such fields, except the wire
worms.
Sd. The crop is much easier to take
care of by having the land at planting
time as mellow, light and lively as
field is in September, that was plowed
in June, as farmers frequently do, for
rye. /
4th. You get as much better crop of
corn by preparing the land in that way
as you do by preparing the land for
rye by summer following.
18th. You in this way are always sure
that the land is well cultivated for oats,
and will never need to plant field two
seasons to get the land subdued, and
only get about one large crop.
9Th. If you intend to spread manure
over those fields, it is much better to
have the land plowed first and then let
the manure be left on the surface, or
narrowed when you harrow before
planting.
9TH. It is a wonderful sight easier
and pleasanter to let the land grow
mellow itself, by letting those old grass
roots rot on their own hook and at their
own expense, than it is for you to pillow,
harrow and hoe and hurry their decay
in shorter length of time.
9Th. It is much easier to kill all
those grubs by blowing the land, so
that they never get there, than it is to
be. digging them out of the corn and
replanting all the fore part of the sea-
son.
9th. It makes a farmer feel more
cheerful to see every kernel of corn he
plants growing vigorous and healthy,
unmolested by those grubs, than he
can feel after they have eaten one-half,
and are making vigorous charge for
the rest.
10th. If the second and third plant
ing gets ripe, there is no danger of soft
corn among the first planted, and then
the land is ready to seed one year ear
Tier.
Now all the objections I know of are
these-1st. You lose a little feed in
both fall and spring which you would
get. I'd. If you manure the field, it is
harder work for the team to haul it af-
ter the land is plowed, unless you leave
roads for that purpose. If these two
objections are a majority over the 9TH
er ten advantages, then let your stiff
old swarded lands lay till late the next
spring, and then raise corn and worms
together, till one overpowers the 9TH
ier.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-09-26
LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS,

LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS,
and insure at once in your own State, where
you participate in the profits.
Now gentlemen you have chance to insure
in good and perfectly reliable company I'M
der our own supervision.
The Directors of the Company hope by ener-
gy, economy, and fairness with all, to merit
and receive, in the future as in the past, the
patronage and cooperation of our citizens in
all parts of the State. my 27-ly
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-09-26
BATTLING EOR LIFE

with the most terrible scourge of our climate will
find DR.. GARVINS TAR REMEDY a potent
ally, and will asSuredly win the fight by adhering
strictly TO this balSamic medicine. By is VITAL
1ZING, PURIFYING and STIMULATING effects
upon the gen-rAl system, Extraordinarily ethcacious
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-09-26
FIRE! FIRE! FIRE!
OFFICE:-No. II South Street,
B. G. HARRIS, President.

Board of Directors
S. Fl. CAUGHY, of Noah Walker & Co.
PPIL1P Il. GEORGE, of George & Jenkins.
Hon. GEORGE BRENT, of Court of Appeals
GEORGE P. JENKINS, of Charles County.
GEORGE COMBS, of ST. Mary'S County.
JOHN Stack, Carpenter aud Builder
B. G. HARRIS.
N8- Messrs Jere T. Mudd of Gallant Green,
and J. Thos. Cotton, of Aliens Fresh will act
as local agents for the Maryland Life Insurance
Company. Persons wishing to insure can also
apply to DR.. Robert Digges, of Port Tobacco
VIM. Il. Blandford, liz S. Charles street, or al
the Company's Office, No. 10 South street, Bal
timore. jy l8
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-09-26
AND CHARLES COUNTY ADVERTISER FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 49, 1873
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR

CONSUME TION
which can be cured by a
timely resort to this stand
ard preparation, as has been
proved by the hundreds Of
testimonials received by the
proprietors. It is acknowl-
edged by many prominent
. physicians to be the most
reliable preparation ever in
troduced for the relief and
cure Of all Lung complaints,
and is offered to the public,
sanctioned by the experience
of over forty years. When
resorted to in season it sell
dom fails to effect a speedy
cure in the most severe
cases Of Coughs, Bronchitis,
Group, Whooping Cough,
Influenza, Asthma, Colds,
Sore Throat, Pains or Sore
ness in the Chest and Side,
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
at the Lungs, &c. Wistar's
Balsam does not dry up a
Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as is the case with
Il ost preparations, but it
&c osens and cleanses the
lungs, and allays irritation,
thus removing the cause of
the complaint.
PREPARED BY
SETH W. FOWLE & SONS, Boston, Mass,
And sold by Druggists and Dealers generally.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-09-26

THIS is Home Company, gotten up express
l. ly in the interest of the citizens of South
ern Maryland, to enable them to overcome the
difficulties they experienced in procuring lnsur-
ance in the ordinary Insurance Companies with
a majority of its Directors well known in that
community.
1t has been in existence now over four years.
AU losses accrued land they have been unusually
large) haze been faithfully and promptly paid;
which is our best guarantee for the future.
The plan adopted is the safest and cheapest
known in Insurance, and affords to all Insur-
ance at its exact cost, and ought to be encour-
aged by all who wish to protect themselves from
loss or damage be fire.
If those interested will give it their patron
age and interest themselves in the increase of
its business i'll a few years it will rank among
the largest Insurance Corporations in Maryland
"a credit and benefit alike to all, and an honor
to the State.
J. THOS. COTTON,
je26 General Agent for Charles county