New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27
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U,UE MUTUAL BENEFIT IL , 40. i,a 1 he
l Company-Thi- Company conimeneea ~, ~ iSnt
20 PERSON. had agreed o take policies me s
OF the Company gradually increased ana on ia i,s
=, ia,n.rv tsi6 lg NOS from commencrmenl'l hsd $50
SOC nocies-and on the -tdsy Of January lei', me
bsd amounted to 1901 polices-snowing uus, Tn.s.
"a IN The history Of any Life Insurance 20 Losses
,ir, 40 s35 s4s have been Paid, making provision
for widows orphsns aud creditors. ,..r,d that the
r. he snuexsd statement, VIII De observer '.as
bTs ~ he Company arc IN highly prosperous cona.
care having been taken IN obtaining none Du
pv and reinsurance fund the Directors have ordered Az
rs per cent on ali notes given for premium
IN NE policies and g per cent all notes for premiums
Oh 7years shorter term policies 40 that said iund may
al ali time. be invested in bonds and mortgages or sp
proved state United States stocks
In addition 10 the liberal published In prospectus
The Directors have resolved that parties taking lie poll
ees and paving per VI premium In cash and those
taxing years policies and paying % per cent N
give their individual notes for The balance satisfactory
to the officers while those VINO ps,e,, can a's n. ,,
per cent Of premium In cash, snd give
We 1,r ~ noleie. Issued from the
ment Of The business Of The Company, April % 70,
iso 70 YEAR ,S noI'eies expirsd-and policies can.
s2i
Number Of policies issued from Jan. l, 1885, toJan-
Les. wear policies expired and policies eancepd 2le
Ne'' '''' -2oss
Policies now IN 2722
Ne, amount II premiums received on
above policies 70 Jan /, .s82ol1 81
Received for interest.................. 1855 %
TOTAL 's''' p'' DISBURSEMENTS
Losses and expenses on pol
icies issued Jan. ], s45....-i7r5oo 90
Losses from Jan !, 1885, TO 90
ES SSe :; .if from jan i, isis, 10
- ses,sSs 80
Ne. PrOceeds...;;;;.,:.;s::s s g "a "a 81
Cash 10 bank, land In course
Of transmission by Agenu
for Dec. premiums .......- lo,VsI ii
City bonds, and bonds and
Secured premium notes on
hand land notes IN hancs
Of agents for sellemeatl. ..l7o,soI 10
Company from April ., l545 10 Dee 81, lsS.
l,he same having PAID second years preml,
UNI The Directors have declared a dividend OF
IS per cent being the profits on the fret years
business-net premiums amounting .o......sb3oso ae
Proportion Of expenses pads, %
Losses paid. 500. .........l-ooo 90
RESERVED FUND, W.
Losses expected according
TO tables Of mortality,
tless amount paid l.......Sloso -
Also for ga persons now IN
sured,whO one year
Ocer.................s.'s 1914 % 49,.
s2e22 Q,
Dividend OF prohls IS per esni......9oS.s 50
Scrip Certificate. viii be ready on the l5h FEB fol
up their Hose who are indebted by premium notes
Will their dividend placed 10 their credit on the books
u '-' DiREcToRs AND OFFICERS
Seth Low, John A Underwood Ir0nas B. sesnr,
VIM. A. p Penir, William Il; Mot, Edward Anthooy,
ChariesS N scknelt. 5uaume Merle. Lewis c. Grover.
ROBERT L. PATTERSON, President
BESJ's c. MILLER, Secretary.
Jos. l. LOAD, Agent, Sew-fork
JAMS srEwAKT. NJ. D. 81 Broadway, NEWTON Med
Examiner. s..,,
sta Newark, Med Examiner.
JER Vas RESssELAER, NJ ID.
l6f2~fuThS>s
DOPULAR EVENING CLASS 10 Double Entry
L BOOK Keeping, al WlNrERTONs. 81 Broadway
elias. Ia Double Entry Book keeping Will commences
MonSay evening March l. and close lst Aprl, upon the
following terms TIE course o. lessons VII be:
ls general ard msuts explanation Of he theory. the
distinction. between Double AID Single En1y and tne a.
periOr convenience Of he former
81 Rules desnirons and principles, trieiy stated and
fsniisry eacdaed upon system peculiarly adapted 70
impress. lhemupoo the mind and pursued b. Nj W. with
great success y hs daily classes
50. Each pgpi viii ope1, soncSei ese e.ose our or
more sets Of bioks from The or ra record u each trans
scrion % the :. balances snd sal,rce sneee
An The sUoec Of auxiliary books VII Dc ueaied o.
and the easiest nd most aya.ne ooe u lsns loen e@-
planned.
ton Of TIE longer and more e1psnsse courses 10 teae,
hem popular The terms viii be liked 81 - Twin noI oe
Necessary to purc-Ase Any prini-d ueat-se.
All Who would o.n his class mus, apply 'on or before
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FANCY BUSINESS FOR sALE.-A snaA as
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n, rf vVifh thr-e-vears Of one Of he best oca-
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rsafiug ferns II desir-t the business nj h Be chergsc
lio Fancy Thread and hee-le Business tof Nhien ne
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