ADVERTISEMENTS.
 

LIFE    INSURANCE.

re? THE NEW-ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY of Boston have established an Agency in tlie City of
New-Vork for tlie purpose of receiving applications for Life In¬
surance, &c.

DIRECTORS:
WILLARD PHILLIPS,             ROIiERT HOOPER,

WILLIAM PARSONS,              CHARLES P. CURTIS,

FRANCIS C. LOWELL,           PETER WAINWRIRUT,

R. B. FORBES,                          WILLIAM W. STONE,

GEORGE H. KUHN,                 THOMAS A. DEXTER,

JAMES READ,                          OTIS TUFTS.

Jonathan Amory, Sec.              WiLLARD PHILLIPS, Pres.

John C. (^hkksman, M. D.,   Consiiltirm Surpedn, 473 Broadway.

James W. B. Greenhow, M. D., Consulting Physician, 473
Broadvvny, Now-York.

JOHN HOPPER, Solicitor and Agent, No. 38 Wall-street.

This company has been in operatiim for the last eighteen ninntlis
In Biiston, and has alreiidy insurfd above 700 persona. Among the
advnntngt^s which it presents ni;iy be enumerated the folloiving :

1.  The Company is a miituil one, of which all persons insured by
it are members and interested in the management of its concerns in
proportifm to the amounts which they insure.

2.  It has a guaranty capital of $100,000, which is held as a safety
fund for the payment of its risks.

3.  The rate of premium and deposit is so regulated as to afford the
greatest possible security both to the Company and to the insured ;
while at the same time it is as low as is consistent with the stability
of the institution.

4.  As a further security for the stability of the Company every
person who insures is required to make a small deposit in addition to
Ills premium. Such deposits are held in reserve fur five years, and,
if not needed for the payment of claims, they are then credited to the
depositor.

5.  If a policy by accident should become forfeited, the deposits
mtide by the assured subsequent to the last periodical distribution are
p:ud buck to him, so that the deposits still belong to the assured sub¬
ject to the above condiliims.

6.  At each periodical distribniinn of the surplus, every insured
member is entitled to receive back three fourths of the surplus of his
premium over and above what may be necessary to meet the liabili
ties of the Company. The other fourth goes into the re-served fund
of the Company.

Applications or letters addressed to the subscriber in New-York
will be promptly attended to, and all necessary information furnished
bv him.
"JOHN HOPPER, Solicitor and Agent, 38 Wall-street, New-York.
 

JOHN HOPPER, Attorney at Law, Solicitor in Chancery and
Notary Public. 38 Wall-street. Collections made and Claims pro¬
secuted in all parts of the State.