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Newark City Directory 1874-75, 1874
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1Gift Essex Institute
2Dec. 15 1928
4REPUBLIC
5LIFE ASSURANCE AND
6Trust Company,
7OF NEWARK, N. J.
8Specially Chartered by the Legislature of New Jersey.
9INCORPORATED 1869.
11CASH CAPITAL PAID IN $100,000.
13812 BROAD STREET,
14National State Bank Building, Corner Mechanic Street.
15OPEN FOR BUSINESS 9 A. M. CLOSES 4 P. M.
17Interest allowed on Deposits, which may be made and withdrawn at any time.
18Will issue "Certificates of Deposit" for any sum, payable on demand, bearing interest at 4 per cent. per annum.
19Trustees of Estates, agents having charge of estates, females, and others unaccustomed to business, will find it to their advantage to keep their accounts with this Company, affording as it does, all the security of a Bank, with the advantage of the accumulation of interest on their accounts.
20A separate and adjoining room will be especially fitted up for the reception and accommodation of ladies favoring the Company with their business.
21This Company is also authorized by law to accept and execute all trusts of every description, in reference to both real and personal property committed to them by any person or corporation, or transferred to them by order of any of the Courts of Record or by any Surrogate.
22To act as trustee for married women, and to take charge of and manage their property and estates; also to act as Treasurer and Financial Agent of religious and charitable institutions and corporations. It will act as receiver in litigation, collect coupons and interest.
23Personal supervision will be given to the Investment of Moneys or to the Sale and Purchase of Securities.
25Especial attention is called to the paramount advantages of employing this Company in the capacity of Agent, Trustee, Receiver or Treasurer in preference to the appointment of individuals. A Guaranteed Capital Unrestricted, especially invested by requirements of its charter, and a perpetual succession; a central and permanent place of business, where business can be transacted daily, without disappointment or delay; its operations directed and controlled by a responsible Board of Trustees.
26Permanency, Constant and Responsible Supervision, Guaranteed Security and Business Convenience and Facilities, may therefore be strongly urged in its favor on the one hand, against the Uncertainty of Life, the Fluctuation of Business, Individual Responsibility and General Inconvenience on the other.
27No loan can be made to any of the Trustees or Employees of the Company.
29DAVID CAMPBELL, Pres't.
30WM. ROCKWELL, Sec'y. T. B. PEDDIE, Vice-Pres't.
32TRUSTEES.
33THOMAS B. PEDDIE, DAVID CAMPBELL, THOS. N. McCARTER,
34MARCUS SAYRE, ROBERT F. BALLANTINE, JAMES B. BOYLAN,
35WM. ROCKWELL, EDWIN C. BURT, ISAAC J. EVERITT,
36JEREMIAH O'ROURKE, GEORGE W. SMITH, F. A. TRAUDT.
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