Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-06-02
THE SECURITY BANK
OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK,
Organized under the Banking Law Of the State
of New York, with a capital limited to
ONE MILLION DOLLARS,
Has commenced business at the new Banking
Rooms built by Gen. Thomas Z. Davies, on
the site of the Old New York Hospital,
northwest corner of Broadway
and Pearl Street.
$40 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY.

The capital paid in for the commencement of
the business will be TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS, to be increased as Ihe p Ii
ness requires it, to the limit of One Million Dol
lars. The stockholders have selected for the first
Board of Directors the following well-knoWn gen.
tlemen:
ing Co., 45S Broadway.
HIRAM M. COOL, of AIillerd & Cool, Wholesale
Grocers, 46 Vesey street.
JOHN MACK, retired merchant, p Howard
JOHN f. HENRY, successor to Dernas Barnes q
Co., United States Medicine Warehouse, 3 Col
Charles a. MARIO, of Pool. Nazro, Kimball
& Co., Wholesale Grocers, IS Warren street,
corner Church street.
ADDISON B. HALL, OF Hall, Bradley q Co,
Manufacturers White Lead, and wholesale
dealers in Paints and Oils, Isl Water street.
ANDREW J. WOOD, OF A ]. Wood & Co., Re-
timers of Oil and Lard, Sl3 Washington street.
SILAS 81. WITHERBEE, of S. IL. & j. q. With
erbee, Iron Ore, Port Henry, n. Y, and 81
Beaver street, n. Y. City.
JAMES II. COVELl of Coyel & Mowry, Manutae-
turers Boots and Shoes, 32S and $50 1th avenue.
HENRY KNICKERBACKER,B Banker and Bro
ker, &c Broad street.
LEONARD C. THORNE, Of W. II. & L. c..
Thorne, Hosiery, So White street.
sAML T. w. SANFORD, ylce-Prest Mutual
Protection Life Ins. Co, LOG Broadway.
JOHN t. LEE, of late Lee & Hall, Lumber Mer-
chant, West 2lst street and West Troy, n. Y.
GEORGE HENCKEN, Jr., Provision Merchant,
2lO to PA First avenue.
JOHN w. STITT, of stitt & Underhill, Manu-
facturers, Franklin WOolen Mills, and Mohawk
Mills, and l52 Chambers street.
CHARLES A. GILLIs, Wholesale Druggist,
Nashua n. H, OF K. 2. Hall & Co.
CLAUDIUS Z. CONANT, of Caldwell, Conant
& Weston, Wholesale Coal Dealers, Trinity
JONATHAN ODELL, of Odells & Mills, Bank
ers and Note Brokers, Nassau street.
SAMUEL f. PHELPS, of Allyn & Phelps, I'M
porters of Fancy Goods, 300 Broadway.
HENRY ADAMS, of b. & II. Adams, Manufac-
turers of Cotton Goods, Patterson, N. j., ard
10 Greene street, n. Y.
GEO. P. POWELL, of Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Ad-
vertising Agents, 40 Park Row, n. Y
Il. ]. CIPPERLY, of Il. ]. Cipperly & Co., Hats,
Caps and Furs, $50 Canal and 9S Walker Sts.,
MONTAGNIE WARD, of Ward, Sutherland &
Co, Druggists, $50 William street, n. Y.
JOSEPH Q. ORvIs, President.
The Board has appointed
TRACY, OLMSTEAD AND TRACY, Attorneys,
so Wall street.
The combination of influential and welI-kr own
the SECURITY BANK of very large deposits,
and, as a feature of its business will be
COLLECTING ON ALL PARTS OF THE
UNION,
good chance is open to Banks and Bankers out
of New York to make arrangements on the most
satisfactory terms. The utmost pains and care
will be taken TO suit all correspondents, and to
make pleasant and agreeable business resort for
them ana all dealers WHO desire 10 DO business
with the Bank. The location of the SECURITY
BANK is most eligible, being in the heart of the
city, and about midway between the Astor House
and Canal street. making it quite convenient to
both citizens and strangers.
4 CARD.
Mr.. Joseph L. Orvis, formerly President of the
Ninth National Bank OF the city of New York,
having accepted the Presidency of the Security
Bank, desires to renew his acquaintance and cor
respondence with the Bank officers, private Bank
ers, Merchants, and other business men through
out the country.
Mr.. Orvis win assure them of the best terms,
and most careful attention TO their interests.
A State Bank acquires nearly all the powers
and privileges which appertain 10 any bank or
Trust Company, and in the careful, economical
and conservative exercise of these powers and
privileges, and in faithful attention TO the inter
ests of correspondents and Ge2leTs 1t is the wish
of MIR. Orvis that the Security Bank shall be fully
equal to any other, and In this wish all the D1-
rectors heartily Join, fully believing that such
course of action will make their stock valuable
and the bank useful.
Mr. BENJAMIN 81. Dewey formerly of Burling-
ton, and Cashier for nine years OF the National
Bank of Waterbury, Vermont has been appoint
ed as Cashier OF the Security Bank, and will use
his best eXertions to render the institution f.
vorite with Banks, Merchants, and dealers gener-
ally, whose accounts are hereby solicited.
Savings Banks, Trust Companies Insurance
Companies, Railroad, MANUFACTURING and other
Corporations, Executors of Estates, Trustees
Public Officers and all who have trust moneys, or
who act in any fiduciary capacity, whether they
live in New York or elsewhere, are invited TO
open accounts with the Security Bank of the City
of New York, by letter or in person, at 3l9 Broad
way.
Parties desiring to invest money will receive
freely information as to the various Stocks and
Bonds which are on the market.
JOSEPH q. ORvIs, President. -.
BENJAMIN ii. DEWEY, Cashier.
3l9 Broadway,
New YORK, May 9th, 1870.
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