Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-05-13
$40 Broadway, Now York City.

The capital paid in for the commencement men Of the
business viii be TWO HUNDRED AND flt . ~ lhou-
quircs 1t, to the limit Of ONE MILLION DOLLARS:
The stockholders have selected for inc st boaru Oh
Directors the following well-known gentlemen;
EDWARD CLARK, Of the Singer Manufacturing Co.,
45S Broadway. -
HIRAM NJ. COOL of Willard Cool wholesale Gro
GERS, 46 Nesey street ,.
JOHN MACK, retired merchant, q Howard street.
JOHN h. HENRY, successor to DemaH Barnes n CO., |
United states Medicine Warehouse, College |
CHARLES A. MARIO, ot Pool, Nazro, Kimball 4 Co.,
Wholesale GrOcers, SO Warren street, corner |
Church street.
ADDISON r. HALL, of Hall, Bradley Il Co., Manu- |
faoturers white Lead, and Wholesale dealers |
in Paints and Oils, 1871 Water street.
ANDREW j. WOOD, Of A. }. Wood CO., Rofners OF
OIL and Lard 313, Washington street.
SILAS II. WlTHERBEE, of =. II. \ J. G. Witherbee,
Iron ore, Port Henry, n. ", and so Beaver
JAMES II. C0vEI, of Goyci Mowry, Manufacturer
Boots and Shoes, 1913 and $3.50 eth avenue.
HENRY KNICkLRBACKLB, Banker and Broker, 20
LEONARD c. THoRNE of W. Il. & l.. G. Thorne
Hosiery, 81 White street
SANIL n. W. SANFORD, Vice-rrest. Mutual Protec-
ton Life Ins. Co., 160 Broadway.
JOHN I. LEE, Of late Lee Hail. Lumber Merchant
West 2lst street and West Troy, N. y
GEORGE HENCKEN, Jr., Provision Merchant, 2lO to
pa First avenue.
JOHN W. sTITT, of stitt Underhil, Manufacturers
Franklin Wooden Mills, and Mohawk Mills
and 1852 Chambers street.
CHARLES A. G1LLIS Wholesale Druggist, Nashua
N. H., of H. p Hall Il Co.
CLAUDIUs b. CONANT of Caldwell Conant &
Weston, Wholesale Coal Dealers, Trinity
JoHNATiiAN 0DELL of odell & Mills, Bankers and
Note Brokers, Nassau street.
SAMUEL +. PHELPS of Allyn Phelps, Importers
of Fancy Goods, 800 Broadway.
HENRY ADAMS, of h. X H. Adams, Manufacturers of
Cotton Goods, Patterson, n. j., and 16 Greene
GEO p RowEII, of Geo. Rowen h Co., Adver-
Using Agents, 40 Park Row, N Y.
JOSEPH U. 0RVIS, President.
The Board has appointed
TRACY, oLMsTEAD AND TRACY, ATTORNEYS,
90 Wall street.
The combination Of influential and well-known bust
ness men has already assured the officers Of the
SECURITY BANK
Of very large deposits, and as feature OF Its business
COLLECTING ON ALL PARTS OF The UNION,
a good chance is open to Banks and Bankers out of
New York to make arrangements on the most sasfac-
tory terms The utmost pains and care Will be taken
to suit oil correspondents andstO make pleasant and
agreeable business resort for them and oil dealers who
desire do business with the Bank: The location Of
the SECURITY BANK Ii most eligible, being in the
heart of the city and about midway between the Astor
House Canal street. making it quite conveniento
both citizens and strangers.
CARD,
Mr. JOSEPH U. ORVIs, formerly President Of the
Ninth National Bank Of the city Of New York, having
accented the Presidency of the SECURITY BANK,
desires his acquaintance and correspondence
with the Bank officers, private Bankers, merchants
and other business men throughout the country.
Mr. Oryis will assure them of the best teims, and
most careful attention Of their interests.
A State BANK acquires nearly all the powers ana
,prveges which alperain to any bank or 1Hus1 CONF
pANY aud i'll the careful miCal and consecutive
exercise of these powers and privileges, ana IL iait
full attention t. the interests Of cortesIoIdents and
dealers it the wish Of Mr. OHvs that the SECURITY
BANK shall be fully equal to any other, and IN tins
wish all the Directors heartily join fully believing that
such couisc Of action will make their stock valuable
and the bank useful
Mr. BENJAMIN II. DEWEY, formerly Of Burling-
ton and Cashier for nine years Of the National Bahk
of Waterbury, Vermont has been appointed Us Cashier
Of the SECURITY BANK, and will use his best eNer-
lions render the institution fayorito with Banks
Merchants aad dealers generally, whose accounts are
hereby solicited.
Savings Banks, Trust Companies, Insurance Com
psniee Railroad, Manufacturing and other Corpora
tons Executors Of Estatte, Trustees, Public Oheeis
and all who have trust moneys or who act in any hdu
cary capacity, whether they live in New York OF else
where, are invited open accounts with the SECU-
| RITY BANK Of the CITY OF NEW YORK, by letter or
| in person, at 319 Broadway
Parties desiring to invest money will receive freely
az to the various Stocks and Bonds which
are on the market -
| JOSEPH U. ORVIS, President.
BENJAMIN II. DEWEY, Cashier.
$40 Broadway,
| NEW YonK. May 9TH 1870. 1m19