Baltimore Equitable Society.

FOR INSURING HOUSES FROM LOSS BY FIRE.

Chartered in 1794.

OFFICE, No. 19 SOUTH STREET,

Continues to Insure on Brick, Stone and Frame Buildings; and also on Furniture, Plate, and

Wearing Apparel, &c. Also Grants and Carpenter Risks.

DIRECTORS:

Thomas Kelso, William Kennedy, Henry Rieman,

James Frazie, Charles R. Carroll, Austin Jenkins,

Benjamin DeFord, Samuel Kirby, William Reynold,

Daniel Dail, Robert A. Dobbin, David Warfield.

OFFICERS:

FRANCIS DALLAM, Treasurer WILLIAM R. JONES, Secretary.

HUGH B. JONES, Surveyor.

This Office has been in existence for the last sixty years with entire satisfaction to the public.

An insurance in this Society is effected without a profit to stockholders, as each insurer is a

member or stockholder, and insurance is reduced to the actual cost of conducting an office. The

parties effecting an insurance make a deposit which belongs to them, and upon which they pay

their proportion of loss—which is the cost of Insurance. Should no loss take place there is no

expense attending the insurance, as the Deposit is returnable upon the expiration of the Policy,

with 4 per cent. interest.

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General Insurance Agency.

JOHN G. PROUD & SONS,

INSURANCE AGENTS AND BROKERS.

THE COLUMBIA MARINE INSURANCE CO. OF SOUTH CAROLINA, CAPITAL, $150,000.

THE AETNA FIRE INSURANCE CO. of Hartford, Connecticut, Capital, $300,000, invested in
Bonds, Stocks, and Mortgages. This is one of the oldest and most uniformly successful Compa-
nies in the United States, and for thirty-five years has maintained the highest credit throughout
the Country.

THE MONARCH FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE CO. of London.—Established in 1835.
Subscribed Capital and Surplus Fund, $2,000,000. Special Fund held by New York Trustees,
$150,000. The business in the United States is under the control of a Resident Secretary, and
Local Board of Directors, in New York, by whom all losses are promptly adjusted and paid.

THE AETNA LIFE INSURANCE CO. of Hartford, Conn.—This Company having a sep-
arate Fund of $150,000, set apart and exclusively held for the security of its LIFE DEPARTMENT,
and entirely distinct from the Capital employed in Fire Insurance, issues policies upon LIVES, in-
cluding those of slaves; grants Annuities, and makes all transactions pertaining to this branch of
business.

THE MONARCH FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE CO. of London, also issues policies
upon LIVES, with or without a participation in the profits.

Besides the Companies above named, they are in correspondence with other Companies in the
several departments of the business, and, as stated before, can procure Insurance to any required
amount.

OFFICE, NO. 51 LOMBARD STREET,

OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE.