Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-23
Insurance.
Mutual Life Ins. Co.,
OF NEW YORK.
ASSETS, over $16,OOO,OOo.

To meet the choice of such present or future
members as may prefer to have the a1nout in
sured paid in instalmcnts to their widows OF
heirs, rather than in one sum, this Company Is
prepared to insert in it's policies clause agree
ing that in lieu of the payment of the policy
and profits in one sum, an equitable amount, tC
be determined by the Company, may be paid
annually or. semi-annually for any specified
number Of Years, (say from five to twenty
years. oo
EXAMPLE.--Suppose a policy of $4,000
with additions amounting to SIS, 600 more, should
become payable by reason of the death Of the
person insured, the Company, in lieu OF the
payment of $4,000 in one sum, would be able
to give assuming interest as realized in the past
an annuity for ten years of over S2,UO per an
mum, OF for twenty years an annuity OF over
1900 per annum.
This form of annuity will remove the anxiety
which may exist in the minds of some policy
holders lest the future provision they have made
for their families should be Intellectual or transl-
tory in its duration, either through unsafe IN
vestments, unwise expenditure or other uncer-
tainties incidental to contingent trusts.
It is not only free from the ordinary dangers
of investment, but its punctual and full pay-
ment is secured by the large and SOLID cash re-
sources and good faith of this institution, which
thus. to certain extent, becomes the guardian
or trustee of the survivors. Hence the provision
may be considered, humanity speaking, beyond
Ig~ All such deferred payments or annultles
will share equitably il the profits OF dividends
of the Company.
This Com pany also issues Survivorship An
nuities which provide for survivors during the
whole period of life, and Deferred Annuities, by
- ~ '' F. S. WINSTON President.
The undersigned begs to call the attention OF
those who desire to make provision for their
families, to the advantages offered by the above
MAGNIFICENT INSTITUTION. There is no way
in which a small sum Of money can be so profit
a6ly and securely invested for such purpose,
as in policy on your life. FoRTY-FIvE CENTS
week will insure 81, 900 on the life of man
aged 80, and the payment of 8 single premium
secures( and at once)a very much larger sum than
the investment of the same amount could posi-
bly, do in the ordinary operations of trade. The
following descriptions of Policies are issued by
this Company, the premiums on which may be
paid yearty, hag-yearty, or quarterly, at the
option of the party assured
1st. LIFE POLICIES, for the whole term of life,
payable, together with the dividend additions,
after the death of the party assured, to the per-
son entitled to receive the same.
3D. ENDOWMENT ASSURANCE PoLICIEs.-
These are issued to persons DESTROYS of making
provision for advanced life, or any other purpose
and are payable together with accrued dividends
on same, to the assured party, on attaining GER
tain age say 49, As, so, S. 60 or IS, in case Of
his death before arriving at that age, to his heirs
or assigns.
3D.. ENDOWMENT POLICIES FOR CHILDREN
payable when child attains the age of l8, Il OF
Is, or upward, either qOith or acithout the return
Of the total premium paid, in case the party as
sured does not attain the specified age.
4th. SURvIvoRSHIP ANNUITY POLICIES, by
which an insurer may secure to q surviving nom
inee, whether wife, parent, child, or friend, the
enjoyment of certain definite and permanent
income for life, free alike from the dangers and
expenses ofinvesting money and from depend
ence upon persons who may perhaps prove inju-
dicious or adversely interested.
rs All policies issued by this Company par:
Jicipate in the surplus, the whole of which will
be ANNUALLY DIVIDED, in the most equitable
manner, among the Policy-holders.
Applications received and information furnish.
ed, at my Office, No. 73, Prince street, Alexan-
dria. Va. G. I. THOMAS, Agent.
DIR. F. J. MURPHY, Examining Surgeon
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