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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-31
Jenny Lind.

Shall we fancy these farewell concerts
one long Swan song, Swceter and sweeter to its end
ing for TennysOn's Dying Swan" would better
cricSe them than all other notice which, II the sing
ing continues must soon betakc itself to pure poetry
the midst OftheSe columns of political prose
We left last evening after the first part OF the con-
cert but not until or Ia and Oh de Roike had set
themselves IN our memory like apples OF gold IN nc
lures Of silver. Mr.. BUREE's exQulSitelv delicate
touch and appreciatiye feeling adequately interpreted
Memberships Andanfe and Rondsep finale Il Is a
good fortune for our musical education and enioy-
ment that we have among Us 80 accomplished an Ar
list ard so genial gentleman a working musician
Nchuls overture La ckaSSe d. islu,e Henri A p,nS-
cal picture of horns and hounds and huntSmen. hich
has long since taken 4 rank IN pastoral music Ike
that Of Robin Hood among ballads-win not decline
upon lower range OF feeling after lis performance
by Mr.. BENEDIcr's admirable orchestra The threat
ening aspect Of the evening made the audience a lit
tie smaller than usual but cannot mark the slight
e,t dimnu,ion in the sincere homage to the genius
and skill which mus, have long ago changed Poly.
hymnia'S wonder al the West into delighted Ssti,-
faction.
On Monday evening. IN Tripler Hail. the last con.
cert but two Il for the benefit OF lie Grand smith
Who most richly merits all the benefit that one Of
JENNY LIND's concerts Can give HIM She sings Crrs
CoRpagas and Casta Dire, two OF her finest Italian
scouas with the tho Fatal Nomsao, from Robert le
Diable the GipSey song and comm fhrO' tie Ry, On
that evening MI Otto GoldSchmidt, pupil Of Men
desSohns. appears for the first time and PLAYS a
study Of Thalberg's for the piano. SalEi and Benett
have each characteristic solo. II viii be the last
concert bsi f,ro, and on Friday evening next Fatal
AomoHfs vii b. no longer a trlO' but Urge in
unison
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-31

For some time past great deal of inter-
est has been excited in this city BY the legal
arguments going forward before Judge Mel
son I'm the dispute between the Northern
and Southern divisions of the Methodist
Church. These arguments have been mark
ed by great force and ability and are alto
gether worthy the Importance of the case.
which relates, As most of our readers are no
doubt aware, To the claims of the two di-
visions 10 the property belonging to the
Church in general before the separation
The Southern division demands It's share of
that property on the ground not only of an
equal original right, but OF an agreement
made at the time of the separation. The
Northern division reSiSts this demand on the
ground tina, the agreement was unauthorized.
Illegal and not binding, and also that seced-
ing portions Of the Church cannot carry out
with them any part of the property, which IS
held in trust for specific uses, aud without the
right IN any case, To divide and restore il to
the parties who originally contributed it, or
TO any body of them
While, without pronOuncing an opinion on
the legal merits OF the case, we regard this
lawsuit as unfortunate and hope that it may
yet be compromised on equitable terms for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-31
-, We don't like TO strike man when he

70 We don't like To strike a man when he
is down, but we may be permitted to express
our satisfaction at the defeat of Mr. Henry
b. STANTON in the XVIII Senate District.
This gentleman was originally jealous Abb
ohtioniSt; then he became a Liberty Party
man, and in that capacity did his best IN
1874 TO give the vote of this State to Mr.
Polk and secure the Annexation of Texas ;
after that he was a Free Soiler on the Buff
falo platform, from which he has sunk by
easy and apparently natural degrees into a
filthy and disgusting kind of Hunkerism.
In 1850 in his place in the Senate he
voted against Free Soil Resolutions, and in
1851 he was prominent in the conspiracy To
defeat the Canal bill. If all these facts do
not indicate a demagogue of a very mean
and pititul sort we have no skill in political
diagnosis. At any rate the people of the
district think so, for after an industri-
Gus canvass by himself and friends he has
been defeated by some hundred votes. In
lsi9 he had 669 majority in this very dis
trict. The change is due to the disgust felt
AT his general course as well as at his share
in the late Reorganization of the Senate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-31

l. Amos Tuck (Wmg,) 1871; Geo. W Kit
fridge (Opp,) 74l5; Scat. 2s-Whoe number,
1926. Plurality for Tuck, 37j.
H. Anthony Colby (Whig) 1903; Asa Fowler
F s. 1900 Charles H. Peaslee Opp ITO ;
Scat Ill Whole No 1914. Peaslee's plural
ity, 1867.
ILL., Jared Perkins (Whig) Sis; George
W Morrison Opp I'LL; Scat. H. Whole
No 1896. Perkins plurality, 93s
". Jonathan Kittrdge (Whg) 2,24s; John
White, (FS) LOIS; Harry Hubbard Opp SIPS.
Scat Whole No. of votes, s,4OO Hlbbard's
plurality, 2,s77.
The vote of Mortified for Charles II. Peaslee
10, Anthony Colby 81, tor Asa Fowler %, was
not counted, it appearing from the return that no
article on the subject was inserted IN the war
rant calling the meeting.
No returns were received from the towns of
Grantham Franconia, Lincoln and WateTile,
District No. ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-31
AMFnIcAN CurLERY.-We vesterday lad

AMERICAN CUTLERY.-We yesterday had
the pleasure Of inspecting some beautiful specimens
of table cutlery, from the mandatory Of MeSSrs.
Lamson, GoOdnow & Co, ShelbOurne Falls Mass.
They were made for the Aston House, for which
MesSrs. L. G. & Co. have just filled a large order.
Nothing in the way of knives could surpass these IN
beauty, and soldity Of workmanship and finish even
the cutlery Of Rodgers & Son must De pronounced in
feriOr to these specimens. 1t is now some two years
since the making of table cutlery was commenced by
this establishment. The prOpretors have had the
greatest difficulty in bringing their products to the
present degree Of perfection, and have only been able
10 triumph over British competition by means OF new
labor-saving machines of Yankee invention. They
now employ 200 workmen in making table cutlery,
and about to enlarge their establishment In this
CITY her depot i at God-st.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

FRUSTRATED ATTEMPT AT POISONING. -
sailor named William Wilmot lefl his home in
Towards Alley. on Wednesday evening last. for the
purpose of joining his ship which was to sail on the
following day. Finding that there was some delay
about the vessel sailing he Unexpectedly returned
to his home, and found hls wife had invited large
party, male and female, all OF whom seemed to be
enjoying themselves. The husband soon after di.
reced his wife to get some liquor with which to treat
her friends and on its arrival lac detected her putting
while powder into his glass. This he tried to get
hold Of but failed to do So, and the wife being defeat
ed in her object set upon him with the assistance OF
some Of her friends and gave him severe beating
The women then docampcd. but the Second District
Police succeeded IN arreSting Wllmoi'S wife, IN com
pany with another female named Rose Howe on
their way to the Fulton Ferry. On searching one OF
them powder was found, labelled "oxalic acid
poison from A. B. & D Sands, Druggists, 100 Fulton
St., N Y" The prisoners were brought before JUS
tice King, and committed for examination.
Ssrrovs AooIpnrr.- lad nomod Simon
mason, fell from building IN Harrison-st, Thurs
day, and dreadfully injured. His life ~ despair
ed OF.
CRY CoURr. Before Judge Greenwood
Elisha Rucknlan vs.. Il. r LerOw.-This acton is for
an alleged libel published by the defendant IN the
National Police Gazette rs "A report OF scene which
took place on the trial OF complaint made by present
plaintiff, against the publisher Of that paper mo-
ton yesterday made To strike out part OF deten-
dants answer as lrreleyent redundant and scanda-
Ions Defendant lnS,hes the libel by asserting the
matter stated to be true and as he (the defendantl
will be bound TO prove them upon trial, the Court
held that the allegations were for the mos part per
tincnt, and Oyerrucd the notion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-31
WILLIAM r. McKIMM's CLorHlNe STORE

Adult Department II Carmine-st Bows Department,
go Beccker-S N Y-SubScupoT yut tacerr ccTtlorcs
dcctoS. omnum arthur atque omnIum gcnum. Suppc-
tarc ycSmonia CT pucrS, IctS (u NugO dcttur)
vihorbuS vilSimS atquo IN bonato melOre Otlma apud
tahenam euS veSariam Sopt md0cm numeTO Car
NINE urhe Now Eborac In cstmono Illus rogarct per
uciuSe venire c scipSS ludlCarcNeStcS Gus et
hs sole, pOtestaem habcnt. mirhle dctu. aSpcctu
tsnSoTmare cglcbes IN iuyencS dciormcs in pull
cherlnos pauperes dyiteS atQuc nchuOncS peSSmoS
NroS dgnssmos honore In hoe eYo quo species yrtus
cum vera 9Quater habetur ilad memorandum SIT omni-
bus Sed Verhum sap nc. StultlS l,quitur. Omnes
feStnantO ad OCnam ed0ctI NeStsgn Vdere atque ante
omna, EnsffC haze mirablla sNempla ars c)uS divng.
NTk&S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-31

ANNUAL JUBILEE OF THE Sons Of lem
PERANcE.-The fifth National Jubilee OF the Sons Of
Temperance of North America Will be held at To-
ronto in Canada, on Wednesday, June 18th, and on
that occasion all the lines of STEAMBOATS, upon Lake
Ontario will reduce their fairs to half-prce. The
Annual Session Of the National Division Of this excel
lent and truly useful Association will assemble in
Convention at Toronto on Tuesday, June Eth
- See advertisement in this days TriJtme
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tV' The polite and gentlemanlv Mr.

JOHN a fLANNER and Assistants. engaged m the sale
81 Lots ~ Sottou Port deserve tho attention and conf
drncc Of these who desire Home" near New-Yok ~
81 ac> ana tree tru ghe runOuS rents and taxes Of the
MetwpciS On Thursday We had the pleasure of visit
ag beautiful S,raitoa Port and heartily commend th,
ldsm,Rt and taste Of Mr. famacr in selecting - ba,r-
fSl location fof the benefit Of those who wish .J,
favorable and easy terms
The plots appropriated for the Park Church aud SAas
We'd located and much pleased with them Ne
Informed that the Sites IN the immediate vicinity am 10
te S0sn built upon bus ven few lots nsSold n
ST. alton Port and advSe all who desire place thee
70 ceaN not lest they rSTct whcn L., late The gen
teinan conduct Of the Captain aud PlO Of the Island
Gay lte steamboat aged hS eYCU>iOn deserve the
conmer dalton ~ all parties on Sad and We hope they my
receive al The advantages hsy Ss merit We
mend al who desire lc2tOa a. te1Glf S.Tation Pore
= call on Mr. JonN X. fLANNES. - Wo0Ster-st.
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~ ALnRo q BKorHERs, l56 Bowery

fourth dover above hrcomeS and 2o6 Grand ST. second
block east ol the buwery. respectfully the attention
purchasers tc their stock choice Teas Old Java Coffee
Refined Sugars Wines NC Their Oclong Tea four Sh-
lngS Young HN 1sa AZ sly ShillinsS and English
Breaks Tea at three shlhngS per To- equal strength
and richness OF saVor 10 Teas rctSed tins markc,
Superior Old lava Coffee, AZ fourteen pence per H. good
DO do a, shilling per n Steam refined Sgars sold AZ
the RehnerS pT.ceS. Choice Old Wines aud Brandies on
druft and IN bottles Pure heached Iame OIL warranted
% please, az SIX ShllhnKS uSr gallon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-31

WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

METHODIST CONFERENcE.-The New
York East Conference now in session IN this village,
yesterday elected the following Delegates to the
General Conference in Boston, to be held IN May
next: Rev Messrs. Stephen DIN, Nathan Bangs,
IIeman Bangs Bartholomew Creagh James II Per
~, Seymour Landon and Edwin Griswold The
election for reserved Delegates will be held this
morning.
70 Mr.. Van Wagner is still featuring 70
large crowds in Wiliiamsburgh He goes TO Brook
lyu next week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-31
~ Cvxux's varied assortment OF IIgHI

and dag sumner Hat asa Sa' Of sara The fabric;
scruilny "a ,eeenf Sumner reflect credit not merely
NJ ne nanufac VINO ss the pea ntc yi s
gJth " r., rco American Ar such drab f5eaFrr n
,iyess ss,ie ready mas nof efeioiofe ,iteh
Or n ms country HIS stock II dress and nndIess hats
teh a,ienen embrace the follow ing k0csy Mountain
$780, Reayers White Brush, silver Brush, French Gray
ps.Sa, French FELT white and drahY snow white Ptna-
,oss IechOn. Dunstalle. Diamond Brald RICE straw,
Pearl Straw China Pearl There are also numerous
..vleS Original and ether. u cool Summer Caps rs
necI attention Is inyIt1d % the elegant Summer Riding
Hats for LADIES' both # light beaver and u straw french
and American skin have likewise contributed thcI mos
seean and novel fa1cs 20 the juvenile department The
nylc are soc,fed 10 compare me INNER stock AZ GEN
~ as regards extea variety and excellence with that Of
-, 80 ,.~s,,- ,,,t,e, l,onss IN tins CITY GENIN,
"' Brp1fisYay. opposite St. Pduls.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

THE GREAT FAIR OF 1851 .-EsPRsscHEID
doubts whether among the litnde q specmgn I IL
which Is exhibiting az The great Worlds halT N
one will he found superior - hls sumner ROCKY -
S,verv Bca,er HAS for thls season Be tins ss n, -
CLAIMS thaty y without rival m the Arcrlcih sI' n
shane or won Tansisn SucreSfu ~ ne hes NC
viii ms v,r,ors - y me diderent Seasons
never poured ih NIoh lih vi" y E-PEScHEID,
duIng the present Spring 80 ,-s'-st cor II Aun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-31
LAnIEs' DRrss Goops.-A larpe assert.

ent embracing every desirable STYLE IN market as fiuard
silks. French printed Nuslns Grenadines BaregeS, SILK
Tissues all Kinds of Mourning Dress Goods ShawS Man
ulas, sc may be found AZ HIrcHcOcE s. LgAnBElrERS.
S1 RsdwSy, corner Of Leonarist at the very low est
market rates Also lace and muslin Window Drapery SC
new lot Of foaard SILKS, the best quality for IS yard.
IlcnLNNl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-31
DREss Doors AND GAITERs.-We re-

nnd those cf friends who want elegant ChauSSuTeS
that WATKINS IA Fulton-st, has the hest assortment IN
the city Persons purchasing at ms establishment can de-
PEND upon getting first rate shoes at moderate prices
mV1l STkTh
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CITY ITEMS.

POLICE REPORTs.-The Quarterly Re-
Pest Of the Chief of Police made to the Common
Council Thursday night. The whole number Of ar
rests made during the quarter ending March 81 was
7,966-5j6 less than during the previous quarter.
They we're arrested on the following charges:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-31

During The quarter 1885 persons have been ac-
coInmod4ted with ioding, a, the sta.ion-house sos
lost children were restored 10 iher parents and PSI
stores and dwellings were found open, and closed by
the police. There were l4j sick or injured persons
aided 5shres extnguiShed 272 cattle and I0I horses
found astray and restored tie Owners and 50 jo4
~ taken from dodgers and drunken persons and re-
stored to them again The number Of DAYS lost BY
policemen from sickness WAS EOS.
During THIS time " complaints have been made
against policemen for nOn-performance Of duty.
The Chief renews MS recommendation 10 light
the piers and TO provide a river police.
The CLOSING or HATCHwAYs.-We do
hope that the proposition now before the Common
Council 10 repeal the ordinance for the closing Of
haichWays. VIII Be defeated, and We know II our cit
izens would take the in hand il would receive
a speedy quietus. No person Who has any regard
for human life can possibly desire the repeal OF the
ordinance. and aStOniShed to find It advocated
IN the Board OF Aldermen. Not three weeks since
at fire down town. Policeman came near losing
his life by falling through open hatch. aad If this
ordnance Is repealed there will hardly be a Ere II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-31
Further Election Returns.

T'omstlns.-We are indebted to friend at
Ithaca for the following returns from the whole
of this County except two districts IN Hector
which will not materially vary the result
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-31

VERMoNT-The Wings of Vermont are to
have a State Convention at Bellows Falls on
Wednesday, the 25th of June, for the purpose Of
nominating State ticket and making other
suitable preparations for the approaching election
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-31
SPRING MlLIINERv.---L. Il 4. UNpRRHILL

Jobers Of Millinery Goods have removed rum " john
st north side NsSSust where during the
der of the they viii dispose of the balance of their
Spring stock comprising large assortment of every article
M the Millinery line, at sREAr BARGAINS, account of
some Of them having bseen slightly damaged by dnpncSS
nly7 iOtWS&M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-31
Is,ueaANrs.-On Thursday night the fol
THE BATEMANs.-By the crowded state

THE BATEMANS.-By the crowded state
of the Museum during the engagement of the Bate
mans. We think our citizens have appreciated the
merits of these highly gifted children. To-day and
night. let it be remembered is their last appearance
among us and their benefit, and those who would be
delighted and amused once more by their charming
personatlons should seats in season. for there
will probably be an oycrfowing house both afternoon
and evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-31

Should this rate of profit continue, AZ the emu Oh
about Si1 years each member OF the Association VIII
have realized the full value of his stock-$6OO.
These Associations combine the principles OF
Sinking Fund and a Saving Fund. Those who have
their shares redeemed receive an advance for the
purchase OF property, which will gradually pay on
or sink by monthly nstallmens, which IN many cases
does not amount to as much as would otherwise be
paid for rent Those who do not receive advances
are enabled by the investment Of small monthly
sums 70 save a Little from year 10 year, UNTIL IN the
end. they receive back for each share the large
amount of 5000.
So successful have these Associations BEEN that
fourth Association IS now organizing. and our me-
cbancs and laborng men should turn their attention
10 the advantages offered by II, for we feel confident
no better plan can be devised for the improvement Oh
their condition.
4 CARD.-The person who sent me
note inclosing $40 on Thursday afternoon, l. re-
ouested to call at my Office sometime to-day ,,
FLeRED +. WEIGH.
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~ Isaac 7. HOPPER Acknowledges II.
rcccp, OF $40 through the Post Office, which h. ~
apply according 20 the wishes Of the dOaor

receipt oil $lU through lat Io>t Once which h. I'll
apply according 10 the wishes Of the dOaor
DEATHS BY DROwNISG. -ThOs McDoe
nell. aStcne-cuiier, 81 years Of age who BOARDED !,
3li Avenue A. was drowned At the foot Of Thir,,s,e
st +. r. while bathing on "Wednesday evening E.
had gore 20 the River N company with two 81 ~,
fellow laborerS, and while IN the water was TO-.
with cramps. and was drowned IN sight Of hs coo,
paniOnS, who, beng unable 10 SWIM, could rcrJe,
HIM no assistance. The body was recovered yes,e,
CAV afternoon and conveyed 10 the residence OF n,
brother % feminist where the Coroner held An \,
quest. and verdict Of Accidentally Drowaei7 a..
rendered by the Jury.
The Coroner held an inquest Yesterday AZ the zoo,
of Cortand-St upon the boiy Of an unknown man
about 80 years of age, who was found drowned :,
tina, place yesterday morning Deceased WAS dressed
IN a check shirt. dark round Jacket dark pants WITH
a patch on one OF the knees. and laced boots. The
decreased had been IN the water but few days aal
was 70 all appearance an emigrant Verdict Dean
BY Drowning"
SUSPICION or GRAND LARCENY Nj.
chael Old nneu ana his wife Margaret. were yes,e,.
day arrested on suspicion Of having stolen about SIS
IN bank bills from the trunk of Patrick Devln reSd.
ing IN .th avenue near 2lsi street Patrick BOARDED
IN the family OF the O'DonnelS and his mOney was
taken from his trunk on Thursday evening during
his absence from ms room. The evidence was N.
sufficient 70 hold Margaret and she was accordingly
discharged Michael was detained for further
hearing
ARRESTS FOR GRAND LARCENy.-A man
named seaman Fran was yesterday arrested On
charge of stealing a considerable amount OF prop
erty belonging 10 John Loman OF East Ne"-lork.-
He was sent 10 that place 10 answer the charge.
Three men named Patrick Martin, John Nalheln.
and Martin Fuiner were yesterday arrested BY officer
DOYLE OF the Fourth Ward charged with stealing 4
watch and SOS In bank bills, nom an ndsIdualnam
Thomas Moren
OBTAINING IrTTrRs as II Is Ia
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TOR HOUSE, Tho of Shirmakns has been brought to
degree of perfection this celebrated GentemanS Fur
nshing Establishment. which may be called unparalleled
The nj N guaranteed and fails Every other article
sold the may he equally relied and punctualty
is the rule IN executing orders
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-31

- The extensive Agency OF ': b.
Palmer which includes the best papers Of all me Saies
affords safe and Convenient opportunity 20 sen. Js'
such sections u country and papers Is arc best ala u -
business pursuits HIS Card mas De had ~ tle Am
am complete list = all the cites and towns ~ " ~
s are published fr Thch he IS the accredited Agent
cos Of advertising Sc Besides, the Agent may De con
,lte and all requisite information Obtained 70 carr! out
safe mdlcoUs and thorough system NJ alyerss upon
either large small scale, suited 10 the wants ~ ~
trades professions and pursuits which me custom "i He
ue0ple f the country, far or near is desiTa1i--
-OEce IN the Tribune Building.
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A NV SUNmgR HAr---The Gentle

mans Summer HatWARNocKs, Iatters have great plea
in that they will introduce, THIS DAY.
May 2 and most beautiful style Of light fur Hat for
genemens Summer This and beautiful Hat IS
manufactured Of exceedingly species of French gray
beaver before attempted for similar purpose this
country and possesses independent of color (which
charm ITSELF Incompatible merit The weight of this
Hat in about three and half ounces; and feel
ranted in believing that there has been hat pro-
ducod possessing much intrinsic fitness for gentleman
Summer Hat the French Gray Beaver, introduced
BY us WARNOCKS, Hatters, Irving House,
my22u Broadway.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, SATURDAY, MAY 81, 1851.

~ Advertisements for The Tribune Of Monday ought to
he sent IN before O'Clock on Saturday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-31

Mutual BUILDING AssOonTIoss.-Not
long since We gave brief account of the principles
which govern the formation Of these Associations
Mr JESsuRUS. OF 5 Clinion-court, has iurnihed
Us with the last Annual Report Of the American
Benefit Building Association" This has been IN
operation three years, and the following statement
shows the practical working OF the system.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-31

rHREY $40 Broadway Whtest have Just received
packet ship Nesmh additional supply Of rich and
elegant Carpetng desgns and quality Also
Of Henersons celebrated Brussels Carpets, which
are offered the lowest ysbe cash prices and full 10 per
cent les thRn other store selling similar gO0s my266h