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RULES OBSERVED AT THE FOREGOING BANKS.
THE BANKS ARE OPEN every day in the year from ten A. M. to three in the afternoon. except Sundays. Christmas Day, New Year's Day, the 4th of July, and general Holidays, appointed by Legal authority.
THE INTEREST FOR DISCOUNT in the banks of this city, (with the exception of those marked *, which are privileged to charge seven per cent.) is fixed at Six per Centum per Annum. upon notcs or bills not having 60 days to run. Three days of grace are allowed, and the discount taken for the same.
EVERY BILL OR NOTE OFFERED FOR DISCOUNT must be delivered into the office on the day preceding the day of discount, enclosed in a sealed cover directed to the Cashier, advising the name of the person upon whosc account it is offered, &c.
BILLS OR NOTES LODGED AT THE BANKS FOR COLLECTION, are collected free of ex. pense, cxeept when protested for non-payment-the person lodging the same pays the charge of protest.
DEPOSITS OF MONEY, OR NOTES FOR COLLECTION, must be entered in the dealer's book at the time such deposit is made.
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APPENDIX .- BANKS-INSURANCE COMPANIES.
BANKS FOR SAVINGS,
BANK FOR SAVINGS IN CITY OF N. Y.,
107 CHAMBERS ; Philip Hone, Pres .; Jas. De Peyster Ogden, Sec. ; C. O. Halstead, Treas. ; Chas. Connor, Accountant ; Int't payable, 3d Mond. July & Jan. ; Days when open-Every afternoon, from 4 to 6. P. M. Friday for females exclusively. BOWERY, 128 BOWERY ; James Mills. Pres . ; Giles H. Coggeshall, Sec. ; Int't payable, 3d Mond. July & Jan. ; Days when open-Mond., Thurs., & Sat .. 5 to 7 P. M.
EAST RIVER SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
145 CHERRY : Open to receive deposits, on Mon., Thurs. & Sat., from 5 to 7, P. M. ; Elias G. Drake, Pres. ; Thomas Williams, Jr., George M. Clear - man, Vice Presidents ; Charles A. Whitney, Sec. This Institution secures to females, marriod or unmarried, and who afterwards become married,
the full and exclusive enjoyment of all their property invested therein.
GREENWICH, 41 AVENUE 6TH ; Abraham Van Nest, Pres. ; C. Gilbert & E. N. Pigot, Sec. ; Lambert Suydam, Treas. ; Int't payable, Jan & July ; Days when open-Mon., Wed., & Frid., 5 to 7. P. M.
INSTITUTION FOR THE SAVINGS OF MERCHANTS' CLERKS, 5 Beekman. J. G. King, Pres ; J. I. Palmer. Treas. ; T. Spencer Kirby. Sec. Open on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. from 6 to 8 P. M.
SEAMEN'S BANK FOR SAVINGS, 82 WALL ; Benjamin Strong. Pres. ; Wm. Nelson, Sec. ; Joseph W. Alsop. Jr., Treas. ; Int't paya- ble, 1st Jan. & July ; Open daily, from 10 to 2 P. M.
INSURANCE COMPANIES IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
INSURANCE-FIRE.
HETNA, 56 WALL ; Charles Town, Pres. ; Jacob Brouwer, Sec. ; Capital. $200.000 ; Shares. 4.000 : Par. $50 ; Dividends, June and Dec. ; Richard P. Dunn. Surveyor.
ÆTNA, of Hartford, Conn. 89 WALL ; T. A. Al- exander. Agent ; Capital, $250,000 ; Shares, 2,500 ; Par. $100.
ALBANY. 60 Wall; Teunis Van Vechten. Pres. ; Stephen Groesbeeck, Sec .; Capital, $300.000 ; James Wright. . Agent.
ALBANY MUTUAL, 67 WALL ; Erastus Corn- ing. Pres. ; M. Trotter. Sec. ; C. M. Godwin, .Agt. ALLIANCE MUTUAL, (liquidating) 45 WIL- LIAM. Thomas Addis Emmet, Receiver.
AMERICAN, Providence, R. I., 46 PINE ; Asa Bigelow. jun., Agent.
AMERICAN MUTUAL, 65 WALL ; liquida- ting : Phillip Hone and D. A. Bokee. Receivers. AMERICAN FIRE, of Philadelphia. 121 WATER; S.G. Walker. Agent ; Cash assets. $500.000. BUFFALO, of Buffalo, 68 WALL ; R. H. Heywood, Pres. ; S. T. Atwater, Sec. ; Capital, $100,000 ; William James Boggs, Agent.
CAMDEN, OF N. J., 62 WALL ; R. W. Ogden Pres. ; H. L. Buckley, Sec. ; Capital, $100.000 ; Shares, 4,000 ; Par, $25 ; Dividends, January and July.
CITY, 61 WALL ; Richard A. Reading, Pres. ; D. F. Curry. Sec. ; Capital, $210,000 ; Shares. 3.000 ; Par, $70; Dividends, Feb. & Aug. ; Samuel Townsend. Surveyor.
COLUMBIA, of Philadelphia, 69 WALL ; Cap- ital. $150.000 ; B. S. Whitney, .Agent.
COLUMBUS, (Ohio.) 76 WALL ; Joseph Hoxie, Secretary in N. York ; Capital. $140.000 ; Par. $20. CROTON, 61 WALL ; liquidating ; John Brou- wer. Receiver.
EAGLE, 71 WALL ; A. G. Stout, Pres. ; Thomas Glover, Sec. ; Capital, $300.000 ; Shares, 7,500 ; Par. $40 : R. P. Dunn, Surveyor.
EAST RIVER, 61 WALL ; John Brouwer, Pres. Charles H. Birney, Sec .; Capital, $150,000 ; Shares, 10,000 ; Par, $15 ; Dividends, June & De- cember.
EQUITABLE, 58 WALL; Richard I. Thorne, Pres .; Joseph Strong, Sec. ; Capital, $210.000 ; Shares, 6.000 ; Par, $35 ; Dividends, Jan. & July. FIREMEN'S, of Albany, 76 WALL ; Capital, $150.000 ; J. Hoxie, Agent.
FIREMEN'S, Boston, Mass., 46 Pine ; Asa Bige- low, jun., Agent ; Capital, $300,000.
FIREMEN'S, 59 WALL . Francis T. Luqueer, Pres. ; Niel Gray, Sec. ; Capital, $300.000 ; Shares, 12.000 ; Par. $25 ; Dividends, April and October, Fine Hopkins, Surveyor.
FRANKLIN, of Boston. 10 MER. Ex. ; Thomas Hale. . Agent ; Capital, $300.000.
FRANKLIN, of Philadelphia, 65 WALL ; David A. Bokee, .Agent ; Capital, $400,000 ; Shares, 4,000; Par. $100.
GENERAL MUTUAL, 50 WALL ; N. G. Rut- gers, Pres. ; Alfred Ogden, V. Pres. ; W. B. Bolles, Sec. ; W. G. Dayton. Inspector.
GREENWICH. 400 HUDSON ; Timothy Whit- temore, Pres .; Joseph Torrey, Sec. ; Capital, $200.000 ; Shares. 8.000 ; Par, $25; Dividends. August and February : G. D. C. Marsh. Surveyor. HARTFORD, of Hartford. Conn .. 68 WALL ; John Neilson, jr., Agent ; Capital. $150.000.
HOWARD, 66 WALL ; R. Havens. Pres. ; Lewis Phillips. Sec. ; Shares. 5.000 ; Par. $50 ; Dividends, June and December ; R. P. Dunn. Surveyor.
HUDSON, 151 FRONT ; liquidating ; Reuel Smith. Receiver.
INSURANCE CO. OF NORTH AMERI- CA, of Philadelphia. 60 WALL ; A. G. Coffin, Pres. ; Henry D. Sherrerd. Sec. ; Capital, $300,- 000 ; James Wright. . Agent.
INS. CO. OF STATE OF PENNSYLVA- NIA, at Philadelphia. 65 WALL ; John S. No- ble. . Agent ; Capital. $200,000.
JACKSON MARINE, 10 MER. EXCH. ; liqui- dating ; J. P. Tappan. Receiver ; Capital, $200,- 000 : Shares. 8.000 ; Par, $25.
JEFFERSON, 50 WALL ; Moses Tucker, Pres.$ G. T. Hope, Sec. ; Capital, $200,000 ; Par value, $30 ; Dividends, Aug. and Feb. ; Joseph Marsh, Surveyor.
KING'S' COUNTY MUTUAL, 69 WALL ; E. S. Powell. . Agent.
KNICKERBOCKER. 64 WALL ; George Ire- land, Pres. ; A. B. McDonald, Sec. ; Capital, $280,000 ; Shares. 7,000 ; Par, $40 ; Dividends. June and December ; Henry Esler, Surveyor.
LEXINGTON, of Lexington, Ky., 76 WALL ; Capital. $300.000 ; J. Hoxie, Agent.
MANHATTAN, 68 WALL ; Nathaniel Richards, Pres. ; Thomas Bull, jr., Sec. ; Capital, $250,000 ; Shares. 5.000 ; Par. $50.
MANUFACTURERS', Boston, Mass .. 46 PINE; Asa Bigelow, jr., .Agent ; Capital, $400,000.
MECHANICS', Newark, 40 WALL ; J. L. Bald-
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win, Agent ; Dividends, March & Sept. ; Capital, $100.000.
MERCHANTS', Boston. Mass., 46 PINE ; Asa Bigelow. jr .. . Agent ; Capital. $500.000. MERCHANTS' MUTUAL. 6 WALL; liquidat- ing : B. R. Winthrop. Receiver.
MUTUAL SAFETY, 56 WALL ; Zeb. Cook Pres. ; A. Pell, V. Pres. ; Joseph B. Collins, Sec. ; Dividends, yearly : Edmund Hurry, Surveyor.
MUTUAL SECURITY. of New Haven, 72 WALL; Justus Harrison. Pres .; P. S. Galpin. Sec .; S. W. Thompson. Agent ; Cash Capital. $100.000. NASHVILLE, 72 WALL ; Capital, $300,000 ; J. A. Porter, Pres. ; James Walker, Sec. ; A. B. Holmes. . Agent.
NATIONAL. 67 WALL ; T. W. Thorne, Pres. ; W. C. Kellogg. Sec .; Capital. $150.000 ; Shares, 4.000 ; Par. $37,50 ; Dividends. May and Nov.
NATIONAL, of Boston. 10 MER. Ex. , Thomas Hale. Agent ; Capital. $500.000 : Shares, 10,000 ; Par. $50 : Dividends. April and October.
NEPTUNE, of Boston. 10 MER. Ex. ; Thomas Hale. Agent ; Capital. $200.000.
N. JERSEY, Newark. 41 South ; J. H. Brower, Agent : Capital. $300.000 ; Div., Jan. and July. N. Y. BOWERY. 124 BOWERY ; Wm. Hibbard,
Pres. ; George G. Taylor. Sec. ; Capital, $300,000; Sharcs, 12.000 ; Par, $25; Dividends, June and December : W. M. Mailler. Surreyor.
N. Y. CONTRIBUTIONSHIP. 65 WALL ; li- quidating : Joseph B. Varnum. Rec.
NEW YORK FIRE AND MARINE, 72 WALL ; O. H. Jones. Pres. ; Daniel Underhill, Sec. ; Capital, $200.000 ; Shares. 2.000 ; Par, $100; Dividends. Feb. and Aug.
NORTH AMERICAN. 67 WALL ; James W. Otis, Pres. ; R. W. Bleceker, Sec. ; Capital. $250,- 000 ; Shares. 5.000 ; Par, $50 ; Dividends, June & December : Joseph Graham. Surveyor.
NORTH RIVER. 192 GREENWICH ; Peter R. Warner. Pres. ; John Hegeman. Sec. ; Capital, $350.000 : Shares, 14.000 ; Par, $25 ; Dividends, April and October : John Marseilles. Surveyor.
NORTH WESTERN. of Oswego, N. Y. 74 WALL ; George Deming, Agent ; Capital, $150,000.
NORWICH. 89 WALL ; T. A. Alexander, Agent; Capital, $100,000.
OHIO, 68 WALL ; Wm. B. Hubbard, Pres. ; T. Griffith, Sec. ; Capital, $250.000 ; William J. Boggs. . Agent.
PROTECTION, of Hartford, Conn., J. P. Tap- pan, and Thomas Hale, .Agents, 10 MER. ExCH. ; Capital. $200 000 ; Shares. 4.000 ; Par. $50.
PROTECTION, of New Jersey, 69 WALL ; Cap- ital. $200 000 : B. S. Whitney. . Agent.
PROVIDENCE WASHINGTON, Provi- dence, R. I., 46 PINE ; Asa Bigelow, jr., Agent ; Capital. $200.000.
RELIANCE MUTUAL, of Philadelphia, 60 WALL ; Geo. W. Toland. Pres. ; B. M. Hinch- man. Sec .; Capital. $100.000; Jas. Wright. . Agent. SARATOGA MUTUAL. Saratoga Springs ; James C. Hallock. . Agent. 52 WALL.
SPRING GARDEN MUTUAL, Philadelphia, Pa .. 52 WALL; Capital, $120,000 ; James C. Hal- lock. . Agent.
TENNESSEE, 68 WALL ; John M. Hill, Pres. ; J. J. Gill. Sec. ; Capital. $300,000 ; Shares, 3,000 ; Par, $100; Wm. J. Boggs, Agent ; Dividends, May and Nov.
TRUST FIRE INSUR .. 67 WALL; Elias G. Drake, Pres. ; Lebbeus Chapman. Sec. ; Capital, $150.000 ; Shares, 2,000 ; Par, $75 ; Dividends, 1st May and Nov.
UNION MUTUAL, 58 WALL ; Lambert Suy- dam. Pres. ; Jno. S. Tappen, Vice Pres. ; Ferdi- nand Stagg, Sec. ; Cash Capital, $100.000 ; Shares, 1.000 ; Par, $100; Wm. M. Mccutcheon, Fire Surreuor.
UNITED STATES FIRE. 69 WALL ; Joshua S. Underhill. Pres. ; James Wilkie. Sec. ; Capi- tal, $250.000 ; Shares, 10.000 ; Par, $25 ; Dividends, January and July ; S. Winant. Surveyor.
WASHINGTON, of Cincinnati, 68 Wall ; Wm. Goodman, Pres. ; E. H. Carter, Sec. ; Capital, $150 000 ; Wm. Jas. Boggs. Agent.
WILLIAMSBURG, 72 Wall. & 167 BOWERY ; Daniel Burtnett. Pres. ; James M. MeLean, Sec. ; Capital. $105.000 ; Shares, 7,500 ; Par, $14; Dividends, June and December.
INSURANCE-MARINE.
ALLIANCE MUTUAL Liquidating ; Thomas Addis Emmet. Receiver. 45 William.
AMERICAN MARINE INS., MERCHANTS' BANK ; liquidating ; John J. Palmer, Albert Smith. Receivers.
AMERICAN MUTUAL, 65 WALL ; liquida- ting ; Philip Hone and David A. Bokee, Recei- vers.
ATLANTIC MUTUAL. 14 and 16 MERCHANTS' EXCH. ; W. R. Jones, Pres. ; J. L. Hale, Vice Pres. ; J. D. Jones, Sec. ; Dividends, Yearly ; Samuel J. Waring. Inspector.
CAMDEN OF N. J., 62 WALL ; R. W. Ogden, Pres. ; H. L. Buckley. Sec. ; Capital, $100.000 .. Shares, 4,000 ; Par, $25 ; Dividends, January and July.
COLUMBUS, (Ohio) ; 76 WALL ; Capital, $140,- 000 ; J. Hoxie. Sec. in New York.
CROTON, 61 WALL ; liquidating ; John Brouwer. Receiver.
GENERAL MUTUAL. 50 WALL ; N. G. Rut- gers. Prcs. ; Alfred Ogden, V. Pres. ; W. B. Bolles. Sec ; William G. Dayton. Inspector.
INS. CO. OF NORTH AMERICA, of Phila. - 60 WALL ; A. G. Coffin, Pres. ; Henry D. Sher- rerd, Sec. ; Capital, $300,000 ; James Wright, W. W. Dibblee. Agents.
JACKSON MARINE, 10 MERCHANTS' EXCH. ; liquidating ; J. P. Tappan, Receiver ; Capital, $200.000 ; Shares, 8.000 ; Par $25.
LEXINGTON, of Lexington, Ky. ; 76 WALL ; Capit al.#300,000 ; J. Hoxie, Agent.
MERCANTILE, 120 WATER ; liquidating ; Wm. R. Thurston, Pres.
MERCANTILE MUTUAL. 63 WALL ; Joseph Walker, Pres .; Lewis Gregory, V. President ; Elwood Walter, Asst. V. Pres. ; Charles New- comb. Sec. ; Joseph Ellis. Inspector.
MERCHANTS' MUTUAL. 6 WALL ; liquida- ting : B. R. Winthrop, Receiver.
MUTUAL SAFETY. 56 WALL ; Zebedee Cook, Pres. ; Alfred Pell, V. Prcs. ; Joseph B. Collins, Sec. ; Capital, $507.000 ; Dividends, December 18; J. J. Dickinson. Marine Inspector.
MUTUAL SECURITY, of New Haven ; Jus- tus Harrison, Pres. ; P. S. Galpin, Sec. ; 72 WALL ; S. W. Thompson, Agent ; Cash Capital, $100.000.
NASHVILLE OF NASH, TENNESSEE, 72 WALL ; Capital, $300,000 ; James A. Porter, Pres. ; James Walker, Sec. ; A. B. Holmes, .Agent.
NEW JERSEY, 91 FRONT ; J. H. Brower, .Agent ; Capital, $300.000.
NEW YORK. 50 WALL; B. McEvers, Pres. ; T. B. Satterthwaite. V. Pres. ; John H. Lyell, Sec. ; Capital, $500.000 ; Par. $50; Dividends, January and July : Wm. H. Merry, Inspector.
NEW YORK FIRE AND MARINE, 72 WALL ; Oliver H. Jones, Pres. ; Daniel Under- hill, Sec. ; Capital. $200.000 ; Shares, 2,000 ; Par, $100 ; Dividends. Feb. and August.
NEW YORK STATE, 2 MER. Ex. ; A. B. Neilson, Receiver.
NORTH WESTERN, of Oswego, N. Y. 74 WALL ; George Deming. Agent ; Capital. $150.000. OCEAN, MERCHANTS' BANK ; liquidating ; J. J. Palmer, Receiver.
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PELICAN MUTUAL, 60 WALL ; liquidating ; John Brouwer. Receiver.
PROTECTION, of Hartford, Conn., 10 MER. EXCH. ; J. P. Tappan and Thomas Hale. Agents ; Capital. $200.000 ; Shares, 4.000 ; Par, $50.
SUN MUTUAL, 2 and 4 MERCH. EXCH. ; A. B. Neilson, Pres. ; Alfred Seton, Vice Pres. ; John Whitehead, Sec .; Dividends, yearly ; A. B. Clark, Inspector.
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TENNESSEE, 68 WALL ; John M. Hill, Pres. ; J. J. Gill. Scc. ; Capital, $300,000 ; Shares, 3,000; Par, $100 ; Wm. J. Boggs, Agent ; Dividends, May and Nov.
UNION MUTUAL, 58 WALL ; Lambert Suy- dam. Pres. ; Jno. S. Tappan, Vice Pres. ; Ferdi- nand Stagg, Sec. ; Cash Capital. $100.000 ; Shares, 1,000 ; Par, $100; William Lee, Marine Sur- veyor.
INSURANCE-LIFE AND TRUST.
ALBION LIFE, (London.) and New York, 27 WALL ; Joseph Fowler and Robert S. Buchan- an, Agents ; Capital, $5,000,000 ; Par, £500 ; Di- vidends. semi-annually.
AMERICAN LIFE INS. AND TRUST CO., Baltimore. Md., Agency of, 56 WALL ; liquida- ting : G. F Talman. Assignee.
AMERICAN MUTUAL, of New Heven, 40 WALL ; Benjamin Silliman, Pres. ; Wm. Wads- worth, Actuary ; Capital, $50,000 ; Dividends, January.
BALTIMORE, 69 WALL ; John I. Donaldson, Pres. ; Richard B. Dorsey, Sec. ; Capital, $100,- 00.000 ; B. S. Whitney. . Agent.
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE, of Hart- ford, 54 WALL ; Capital, $50.000 ; James Good- win, Pres. ; Elisha B. Pratt, V. Pres. ; Guy R. Phelps. Sec. ; N. D. Morgan, Agent.
EAGLE, (Life and Health), 40 WALL ; George W. Savage, Pres. ; Richard H. Bull, Actuary. ; Capital. $100.000 ; Shares. 2 000 ; Par. $50.
FARMERS' LOAN AND TRUST CO., 50 WALL ; D. D. Williamson, Pres. ; R. K. Dela- field, Sec .; Capital, $2.000.000 ; Shares, 40,000 ; Par. $50 : Dividends, January and July.
HOPE MUTUAL, of Stamford. Conn., 9 WALL ; Alexander N. Holly, Prcs. ; John W. Leeds, V. Pres. ; Roswell Hoyt, Sec.
LEXINGTON. of Lexington, Ky., 76 WALL ; Capital. $300.000 ; J. Hoxie. Agent.
MUTUAL BENEFIT, 11 WALL ; Robert L. Patterson, Pres .; Benj. C. Miller, Sec. ; Joseph L. Lord. Agent ; Dividends, January.
MUTUAL LIFE. 35 WALL ; Morris Robinson, Pres. ; Samuel Hannay, Sec ..
NASHVILLE, 72 WALL; Capital, $300,000 ; James A. Porter, Pres. ; James Walker, Sec. ; A. B. Holmes. . Agent.
NASHVILLE, 72 WALL ; Capital, $300.000 ; James A. Porter, Pres. ; James Walker, Sec. ; A. B. Holmes. Agent.
NATIONAL LOAN FUND, (London), Life Assur. Society of, 71 WALL ; J. Leander Starr, General .Agent ; E. T. Richardson, Gen. Account- ant ; Capital, £500.000, or $2,500.000. (For other particulars, see 3d page in front part of this work.)
NAUTILUS LIFE INSURANCE, 68 WALL ; Aaron M. Merchant, Pres. ; Robert B. Coleman, V. Pres. ; Pliny Frecman. . Actuary.
NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL, of Boston, 27 WALL ; John Hopper. Agent ; Capital, $100,000 ; Dividends. Every 5 years.
NEW YORK LIFE INS. AND TRUST, (Wm. Bard, Actuary), 52 WALL ; David Thomp- son, Pres. ; Philip R. Kearny. Sec. ; Capital, $1.000.000 ; Shares, 10.000 ; Par, $100 ; Dividends, February and August.
OHIO LIFE INS. AND TRUST CO., Cin- cinnati. 45 WALL ; Charles Stetson, Pres. ; W. M. Vermilyea. Cashier. N. Y. Capital. $2.000,000 ; Shares. 20 000 : Par, $100 ; Div., July and Jan. STATE MUTUAL, of Worcester, Mass .. agen- cy. 67 WALL ; Hon. John Davis, Pres. ; Capital, $100.000 ; Shares. $50.
TRENTON MUTUAL, 69 WALL ; Joseph C. Potts, Pres. ; Eli Morris, Sec. ; B. S. Whitney, Agent.
UNITED KINGDOM LIFE ASSURANCE CO., of London. 35 WALL ; Wm. C. Maitland, Agent ; Capital, $5,000,000 ; Par, $100.
INSURANCE-HEALTH.
EAGLE, 40 WALL ; George W; Savage, Pres. ; Richard H. Bull, Actuary ; Capital, $100,000 ; Shares, 2 000 ; Par. $50.
PHILADELPHIA, 68 WALL ; Samuel D. Or- rick, Pres. ; W. F. Boone, Sec. ; Capital, $100,- 000 ; Shares, 4,000 ; Par, $25 ; Wm. J. Boggs, Agent.
NEW ENGLAND, 68 WALL. Joel W. White,
Pres. ; W. P. Eaton, Sec. ; Capital, $200,000 ; Shares, 8.000 ; Par, $25; Wm. J. Boggs, Agent ; Dividends. April.
ESSEX COUNTY MUTUAL, of Beverly, Mass., 40 WALL ; John Safford, Pres. ; Charles Davis, Sec. ; Capital, $50,000; C. Y. Wemple, Agent.
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APPENDIX .- INSTITUTIONS AND SOCIETIES.
INSTITUTIONS AND SOCIETIES-MORAL, BENEVOLENT AND RELIGIOUS,
Observe that the arrangement is Alphabetical.
ASYLUMS.
Bloomingdale Lunatic-connected with the New York Hospital, is located at Blooming- dale, or on One hundred & Seventeenth street, west of Avenue Tenth. seven miles from City Hall. Asylum Committee : Stephen Allen. William M. Halsted, David S. Kennedy, James Donaldson, R. M. Lawrence, Staey B. Collins. It is necessary. before a patient can be admitted into the ASYLUM, that a Lunaey Warrant from any two Justiees of the Peace, or Police Magistrates of this City, is- sued upon the evidence of two reputable physi- cians as to the alleged faet of insanity, be pro- cured ; also a permit from one of the above-named Asylum Committee, with whom the payment of the board (which is always in advance,) must be arranged.
Colored Home, for the aged and Indigent, is located in Forty-second street, e. Av. 5. Officers ; Mrs. Henry A. Wells, 1st Direetress ; Mrs. Lydia Beebe, 2d Direetress ; Mrs. H. M. Chester, Ree. See .; Mrs. A. E. Darling, Cor. Sec. ; Mrs. C. C. Greele, Treasurer.
Deaf and Damb .- The Deaf and Dumb Asy- {um, Fiftieth st., near Avenue Fourth, 31 miles from the City Hall.
Institution for the Blind .- Avenue 9th, near Thirty-third street. Officers : A. G. Phelps, Pres. ; Isaae Wood, V. Pres. ; S. Brown, Treas. ; E. Jones. Cor. Sec. ; G. F. Allen. Rec. See .; J. W. G. Clements, Physician ; Isaac Wood and J. C. Bliss, Consulting Physicians ; J. Kearney Rogers, Consulting Sur geon. Managers : A. G. Phelps, Si- las Brown, Isaac Wood, G. F. Allen, R. J. Murray, C. C. Moore, Cyrenius Beers, James Marsh, R. L. Case, J. P. Crosby, A. Robertson Walsh. Edward Jones, John Wood, Floyd Smith. Nicholas Dean, W. P. Jones, W. R. Thurston, jr., Henry Shelden, Robert Gracie, John A. King, jr., James F. Cham- berlain. Supt.
Visitors are received on Tuesdays. from 1 to 8 P. M. Kipp & Brown's stages pass it on Av. 9 and the " Kniekerboeker line." on Av. 8.
Lcake and Watts Orphan-is situated at about One Hundred and Seventeenth street, near the Bloomingdale Lunatic Asylum.
Lying_in-for destitute females, 94 Greene st., Mrs. Isabella Seott, 1st Directress ; Henry Coit, Treas .; John H. Austin, See. ; Edwin B. Stimson, Res. Physician,
Magdalenc Female Benevolent-is sit- uated between Eighty-eight and Eighty-ninth streets, west of the Harlem Rail Road. Officers : Mrs. George Warner, Ist Direetress ; Mrs. Thomas Hastings, 2d Directress ; Mrs. R. I. Brown, Treas. ; Mrs. S. Van Antwerp, Cor. Sec. ; Mrs. J. Clibborn, Rec. Sec. ; Rev. C. C. Darling, Chaplain.
New York Orphan-Is situated at Bloom- ingdale, near Seventy-first st. about 5 miles from the City Hall. Miss Brinkerhoff, Receiving Com- mittee. 13 University place.
Old Ladies-islocated in Twentieth, near Av. 2. Orphan (colored)-Male and female, Av. 4, bet. 42d and 43d streets.
Protestant Half Orphan-Male and fe- male, Av. 6, between Tenth and Eleventh.
Roman Catholic Orphan-Prinee. e. Mott. Roman Catholic Half Orphan-Eleventh, near Av. 7.
INSTITUTIONS AND SOCIE- TIES.
Am. Agriculturel Soc .- No information. American Anti-Slavery Society-142
Nassau ; Wm. Lloyd Garrison, Pres. ; S. H. Gay and Wendell Phillips, of Boston, Secs. ; Francis Jackson. Treas.
American Art Union-497 Broadway, Ineor- porated by the Legislature of New York. for the promotion of the Fine Arts in the United States. Officers : P. M. Wetmore, Pres. ; G. W. Austin, Treas. ; Andrew Warner, Cor. See. ; N. Jarvis, jr .. Rec. Sec. ; J. W. Moore, Supt.
American Baptist Home Mission Socie- ty .- 354 Broome. Isaae Davis, (Mass.) Pres. ; C. J. Martin, Treas. ; B. M. Hill, Cor. Sec. ; Alonzo Wheeloek. Rec. Sec.
American Bible Society .- 115 Nassau. Offi- cers : Rev. J. C. Brigham and Rev. Noah Levings, Sees. ; Wm. Whitlock, Treas. ; Joseph Hyde, General Agent.
American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions .- Office, 150 Nassau. Theo. Frelinghuysen, Pres. ; Rev. Rufus Anderson, See. ; H. Hill, of Boston, Treas. ; Almon Merwin, Receiving Agent.
American Home Missionary Society .- 150 Nassau. Henry Dwiglit. Pres. ; Rev. Milton Badger and Rev. Charles Hall, Secs. ; Jasper Corning. Treas .. and H. W. Ripley, Assistant.
American Ethnological Society .- Form- ed in 1842. for the purpose of inquiring into anti- quities, history, languages, geography, &e. Offi- cers : Albert Gallatin, Pres. : E. Robinson, H. R. Sehooleraft, V. Pres'ts ; J. R. Bartlett, Cor. See. ; W. W. Turner. Ree. See. ; A. I. Cotheal, Treas.
American Institute, occupies rooms on the first floor, Reading Room and Library on the third floor of the west end of the New City Hall, in the Park. The Annual Election is 2d Thursday in May ; stated monthly meetings. 2d Thursday in each month. Officers : James Talmadge, Pres. ; Shepherd Knapp, John Campbell. John D. Ward, Viee Pres's; Henry Meigs, Ree. Sec. ; T. B. Wake- man, Cor. See. ; Edward T. Baekhouse, Treas. ; T. B. Wakeman. Super'g Agent.
American Protestant Society, 150 Nassau. Rev. Thos. De Witt, Pres. ; Rev. H. Norton, Cor. See. ; Rev. S. D. Burehard, Ree. See. ; Mortimer De Motte. Treas. ; Edw. Vernon, Gen'l Agent.
American Sabbath Tract Society. - 9 Spruee. N. V. Hull. Pres. ; P. Stillman, Cor. Sec. ; T. B. Stillman, Treas.
American Seamen's Friend Society .- 82 Wall. -, Pres. ; John Spaulding, and H. Loomis, Sees. ; C. N. Talbot, Treas.
American Society for Meliorating the Condition of the Jews .- 78 Nassau. Rev. Philip Milledoler, Pres. ; Rev. John Lillie, See. for Dom. Cor. ; Rev. Geo, B. Cheever, See. for For. Cor. ; Peter Amerman, Ree. See. ; Marcus Wil- bur. Treas.
American Sunday School Union .- Briek Church Chapel .- J. C. Meeks, and R. B. Camp- field, Agents.
American Temperance Union .- 149 Nas- sau. R. Hyde Walworth, Pres. ; Rev. John Marsh, See. and Gen'l Agent ; Jasper Corning, Treas.
American Traet Society .- 150 Nassau. T. S. Williams, Pres. ; Wm. A. Hallock, O. Eastman. and R. S. Cook, Sees. ; Moses Allen, Treas.
American Union of Associationists .- 9 Spruee. Horace Greeley, Pres .; Geo. Ripley, Cor. Sec.
American and Foreign Bible Society .- (Baptist), 350 Broome. S. H. Cone, Pres. ; W. H. Wyckoff and E. S. Whitney, Secs. ; Wm. Colgate. Treas.
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APPENDIX .- INSTITUTIONS AND SOCIETIES.
American and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society. - 61 John. Arthur Tappan, Pres. ; Lewis Tappan, Sec. ; Wm. E. Whiting. Treas.
American Missionary Association .- 61 John. Wm. Jackson, Pres. ; Rev G. Whipple, Sec. ; Lewis Tappan. Treas.
Apprentices Library .- 32 Crosby.
British Protective Emigrant Society of New-York .- Established for the purpose of preventing Emigrants from being cheated and imposed upon. Thomas Dixon, Pres. ; Matthew Rudsdale, Treas. ; Edward W. Canning, Sec .; C. H. Webb. 42 Cortlandt, Superintendent.
Central American Education Society. 3 Pine J. C. Hornblower, Pres. ; Rev. Mason No- ble. Cor. Sec. ; W. A. Booth, Treas.
Chamber of Commerce .- Instituted 1768 ; incorporated 1770, re-incorporated 1784. Officers : James G. King, Pres. ; John I. Palmer, Treas. ;
- Wetmore, Scc. Pilot Commissioners : R. L. Taylor, C. H. Marshall. Chairman Com. of Arbi- tration : Leopold Bierwith. Annual election : 1st Tuesday in May ; meetings, Ist Tuesday in each month.
City Bible Society, (Baptist), 350 Broome. W. H. Wicoff, Pres. ; Robt. Thompson, jr., War- ren Carter and A. N. Lewis, V. Prest's ; Rev. - Townsend, Cor. Sec. ; W. H. Chapman, Rec. Sec .; Samuel Raynor, Trcas. ; Uzal D. Ward, depository Agent.
College of Pharmacy .- The object of this Institution is to prevent, as far as possible, fatal errors in the preparation of medicine. Officers : John Milhau, Pres. ; Oliver Hall, W. L. Rushton, and Gco. D. Coggeshall, V. Pres'ts ; J. S. Aspin- wall, Treas. ; J. Snowden, Sec.
College of Physicians and Surgeons .- 67 Crosby. The whole expense of the course of Lectures which commence on the first Monday in Nov .. and continue four months, is about $108.
Columbia College, at the foot of Park Place, near Broadway. N. F. Moore, Pres. Commencement : the day after the fourth Wednesday in July. Va- cation : from Aug. 1st, to first Monday in October. The Grammar School attached to the College is un- der the direction of Prof. Anthon.
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