New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-13

NoSTaLf KEPoRT.--Ndiiclal Loan Fund. Life =.
w s1r.rcc Society Lcndon-CIpital eC9Ci.u-
cra Agents Office, g. wG.l-yt-e ct New York
Report Of persons insured in January si5, uaier
tAoiiy from the Court Of Directors IN LONDON VIZ:
S'etAs-.---. :. phlsieili-
Contractor l Printers 49,.
SarEt!aI'- --------. I StasIouet- ..........
Ferlile. 1900. II
Merchants .---.. $500. Isl Total -
Ptys,e;d 81 Searuey Rodgers. ~ u. and y. l. Iio-
sick, VI y. (who attend the eice iaLy at ocigcA T.
". rec paid by The Societyl
BdRdaS.-'Ihe Merchants Bank. New York. tTlle vri-
sa authority iTo the Leulon Bvagd deposited with
be irale.)
SoLcitor.-wlniam Van Hook. Esl. % wall-st
For Pamphlets containing general remarks on Life In
tables rates. the report Of the last annual meet
i OF Stockholders held in London. other Information
desired Please apply 10 tie Subscriber, the Agents
Boston, Baltimore Philadelphia, and Other principal cities
Tie scale Of rates Will bear comparison with those d!
other Companies doing business here.
Risks, Il s'orabc, accepted :. once; ard arc JhiiHg
t!pp, NE soH,eat of0c',H payment qt pciann sub
Sciber, under sieca! and til! authority tolerated 70 him.
Particular attention Is rited the division @! profits
(on the business il Europe well In ineiic 70 policy
holders: and the nsuy advantages OF the Loan Fund
department. j. LEANDER STARR,
fG 3w General Agent Tor the United States.
rI,HE INITIAL LIVE INSURANCE COMPANY Oh
l. NEwloRK-'rhis Institution. during The month Of
January, issued Seventy -0ne Policies. viz:
To Merchants 81 To CleIgynen
To Manufacturers. To Lawyers
To Brokers. TO Physicians
To CIerSs To Mechanics
To Ascs:s-..---.-------- 70 Farmers
To Cashiers Of Banbs.-.. To Booksellers.
To Secry Ui ns Cos. 70 Grocers
To Sc.cltilic Prc!eSsor...- 10 Porter .-.----.--
TO Teacher. Ito Uflcer Of [. :. Army
To Student .-..------.-- /
Total Lives insured ..................I
MORRIS ROBINSON, President.
SAINT H,NNAY. Sec'ry.
Ml>ruHS losT, Physician. II I'm
ID EMoyAL-E DOWNS has removed has extensive
IN stock Of BOOTS AND SHOES iionI NJ. 70 10 81
Catherine street.
The public are respectfully informed that lie has of late
Made very large additions to his stock, and, though always
ahead aud cheaper than the cheapest he Is determined
10 be little cheaper. follows Ladies' Cater Boots ut
S. los, Is Ladies Bussins, thick soIcs, IS 50
passed FOR style and durability Misses Cater Busds and
Boo,r in any quantity II the smallest prices, besides Child
Caters aIl Shoes OF all sorts and descriptions, tou
Uncn;on Any quantity OF Gentlcluen Boots
al g rs. los, and on. Nsc BOYS ana Youths Boots
aud Bootecs, Iosether the moss extensive
surtnent Boots and SHOES be found in the Ci.y.
Please c.,ii lnd lock Tor ourselves It;
69 CATHERINE STREEr.
y. Observation-Disclosures Of Sunday Schools, and other
charitable Institutions VIII be supplied at the very lowest
prices. d2i 3nl-
I.AlENT ELASTIC METALLIC SHANKS, FOR
i BOOTS AND SHoES.-LoRiN BROOKS takes this
opportunity calling The attention Of the trade, well
Tie public gcncralyt the superior atyantges eadopns
his improved boots and shoes IN winch he has Introduced
the Pacnt Elastic Metallic shank.
To tho II Presents lie following, anons many
other, advantages over the old method Of stitching the
OF boots and shoes by several layers leather by the
elasticity the shank which is placed In the inner sole.
gives graceful turn Ia the foot; the pedestrian 1t
gives ease, preventing the foot from pressing forward In
the boot whilst at-ioOted peI-ous is equally adv
iaseos arch hollow Of the foot sill preservcd
and by this process waikiki! boot Shoe may be made
with low heel and the hollow Of tie foot lie exposed
th' muI the old method. 1t gives support all
the muscles of the the time, and IS rearkl-
big easy these who troubled with Persons
required 10 attlc desk will find them great de,-
dcratun. tsI6 6m1 LpHIS HcooKs. i3- Fuiton-st.