New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-09
SnsuranrE.

THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE Company
i of New.York. No. SO Wa-s-N-l amount OF sccumu-
lated premiums Sl5 57i-This Company IL organized sn
the purely principle and s business Is restricted
by the charter the insurance olives and granting annu
ties and epdowmsnts.
Il commenced without capital. on the lat OF February
l843 the close ofits second 5lst January si1
had 1890 policies, and it's accumulated prem
,-,s was s9I273 termination OF the third on
the Isnua y 1896 vthin number OF policies i's-
al losses and eApenseg, s2l5 81, thus eXhhns an
during the last year OF hi7 policies Issued and
SllS29' Of accumulated iands Which is rapsy SmtnnnS
by an sruua income o S25 O00, growing out NJ original
ana renewed preniums sud interest on Investments.
This extraordinary places The company m strong
polcn aad iinOw ranks aaong the isfeS Institutions 10
The country
being proprietary Interest or subscribed capitol - M
any portion thereof Al extensive ant prosperous
business promises large dividends on the hrst division o
viii shsr- in these profit, they survive that period
This emiupls paid annus!y and are n' low rs any
American Company, eod lower taan tue hngush, WIN
pRfic patton il the profits Policy holders secured y?
investments IN hOniS and mortgage res e1lats in The
city NewYok and Brooklyn, worth double The amount
loaned thereon ana in stocks otthe State und City OF New
The transactions of this Company the each princ!
the survivors OF parties tusuring whit
will be subjected 10 the heavy drawback OF accunna-
led premium notes. reducing the henh oil Inc assurance "
@ small oiItBpce
Persons may effect insurance on their own lives ard the
lives Of other. married insure the life of her
husband which viii enure 10 her soe use and that OF ner
children.
Pamphlets explanatory of the principles OF Mutual LIE
Insurance. aud illustrating advsntsss with forms ofep
pcalion may be obtained hc Office of the Company, 90
"aii's' OF Oh any 0' 'ns r fIgs7s
Morris Robinson, John H. Swift, John C. Cruger,
Bent d. Si!maa, Jos. 3. Collins Alfred Pel,
r. Il. MCardy Jas s Wordsworth, David Golden,
Robt B AilnIur1, H. W. Hubbell John c. Thatcher,
.. W. Fab-r G.. Wilkins, Ratas I Lord
". LIVINGSTON, J. Y. l. Pruyn, W. 5. Wemore.
T. Sedgwics, =. w. O,cyu, Joseph BuEt,
Stacy &. Collins, Chs. Ely. Isaac O. Pearson,
Wiu Saruweil, +. G. hslecs, Gideon bGwleg,
Wui Mopre BoPI Schuyler, Wm.J Bunker,
Zebedee Cook Amos ). Perry, Two yscaEcied
iona. Miller, JUs THcEerInHn,
MORRiS ROBINSON. Prsa!aen-
SAIusL HASSAY. Secrrtsry.
MlSrusx Posr n u. Physician 10 the Company, 5a4
Broadway M 2lw!mpGN
MUTUAL BENEFir LIe Insurance Company.
The Company offers the following advantages TO the
public:
TIE premium II $50 may be paid in cash and lths
In second note at month"; bearing per cen! interest or
/, may be paid monthly or quarterly.
No person is liable beyond the amount OF hls premium
married may insure Ihe If. Of her husband free
from any demands of his creditors.
There will he annual division of pro;s payable In Script
Certificates bearing interest at Ct per cent which interest is
'a' ''-' '-'-'--'' DIRECTORS.
Rensselaer, Ravens, Robt Il Patterson.
VIM A. +. Pentz, ChAs. ). Mgcknet,,
Lewis G; Grover, Tho-. B; segnr,
Henry mcFaran Maicus L. Ward,
VIM 81 Simpson Edward Anthony.
ROBT. L. PATTERSON, Prsst
Jos. L. Loan. Agent
c. n McINrisE, Sub.Agent, 500 Hudson,s Spring.
NJ. ID. u
iner AZ the Office daily from to 5 O'Clock ol 2awG
Ti1HE ALLIANCE MUTUAL Insurance ComPe-
4 ny-Ufhce No. IS !VsIl-s;fset-
TRUSTEES.
James De P. Ogden = Burru Loring Andrews
YIN. H. Aspnwsli, A. Norris, D A. Goms.oet'
r Thnr,ton VIM Adams WIN Il. Russell,
= Cotuneu, g %ai!msrsh Jacob HsTve,
Roht L. Taylor, a. n. oiercG.nt, Edw c. Center
J. P Van Bergen, John cryder, seuj: Richards.
Henry Chsncey, Geo. w. Bets sern'i L. Mitchell (
samuel Wiii-,s. James Reybarn, Vim. 0; Thonpsou.
hos IT r >
ScncyIar Livingston Richard irgin. SperS. Benedict
Gilbert Allen, AlfnsE Reed, z. Il. Desno.
@ Winthrop Gray, A. Foster, Jr. Jas. q Ven Als:
james aGe I Bow John GSoo. D' - 'e1'
This continue TO Insure against ost or damage
by rIaE and casualties OF MAsISL and INLAND Nayl
CATION upop favorable other Ia tbs city.
The 81 !hs business VIII be annually returned
20 The parties insured.
Lcsses adjusted and p,d With prom pyitude
A NJ. MERCHANT. vice-Pr-sderL
LZ~Is SEsTos. secr-.sry- rs; 4
E'EnHCAKY REPORT oftnr Mutual L:f- lasur4ace
[ COMPANY OF SewYors, No. 56 Wa.l-st-This lnsi,u-
ton Ircg the noah 81 February issued oae hundred
zine Policies, w
To Merchants and Tfsdetsi0To Physcia1s..........
To Brosers.. 2TO LAWYER. .............
To Manu- sct1refs..... 3ETo Ci-rgymsn
To To Mechanics
To 5reIer................ / To Telerof do.......
To Gardner To Hotel Keepers ........
To fIahlers TO Teachers
To shl Ito L4d-s..............
To To Gentleman
Number OF Lives insured ...........IGe
MORRIS ROBINSON, President
SAHt. HLssAY Secretary.
hinrurn po-,. Physician. IA Broadway m23w
| iFE SSUhAaCk.-rae Nu~-E. slard Aiallal
Life Insurance Company Of Boston will receive sppca-
tons 1or Lie insurance. u % Waist
DIRECTORS.
WILLARD PHILLIPS, RoBERT HooPER,
WILLIAM PARsoSs, CHAkLEs P CURTIS
E2AScis T. LOWELL, PETER WAISr RIGHT.
Rosggr 3. FORBES, WILLIAM W Srosg
GEORGE Il KUHN, THOMAS A Dexter
JAMES READ OrIs TrFrs
JONATHAN AMoRY, Sec'y WILLARD PHILLIPS, Pres.
Joss C. CHEEsNAx, Id. Medical Examiner New-York
Forms ofhpplcaon for Insurance. and ali necessary infor
rai!on viii be furnished b. Tho subscriber his Office No
80 Waist NswYork-
lI JOHN HOPPER, Solicitor and Agsp,