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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-26
~ second Mechanics BuiIding Mutual Loan

~ Second Mechanics BUILDING Mutual Loan
end savings instiIutIOn.-But few IN 'nths since
the echanct Of city formed Association they can
call and unTyaled has been lis success, that
ar cady become necessary - form another having
the same psianInloPc object IN VIEW 10 make eaoh
mau his own 4ndloId.'
Prosperous as has fhe above Society the Second
Mechanics will perhaps be MO,e so than any similar 3D.
cey th' has yet been stared 9I offers advantages Ao
offered by any other.
list II viii loan money q, per cent per aunum on the
amount advanced
I'd IL vii allow nero,t at the rate Of per cent per
TO al persons no prefer paying for SIX months OF
more advance, thus securing double lnterest-hTsI
his shove cent SECONDLY Their share OF the prOnts
Persons who wish 20 borrow meney for the purpose OF
hucmg here receive an advance on more fav0rdbe
rms than as offered BY ANY o'aer Association
Sd Persons desT0Is Of hdiawng from he Society can
Do By giving month nOtiCe, ana receive
hack All Il dues paid by them with interest al the rate OF
per cent. per Snnum. -,
hhe above three clauses entirely rev IN B0llins
Associations, and Eus prove u great advantage - me
person who will save Il cents dsy and there not
few yeaIs a small capital 81 Otl) with which he can SIS
teb,h himself business aud thus achieve his own indie
penCence
who members Of other Building Associations, and who
have observed lis advantages - numbers.
The entrance Zee Will le 50 cents per share. Monthly
payments 81. Value Of each share, $500.
Latles and gentlemen d6srous OF joining can leave Aer
THOS MORTON Prest cor. Pearl and Fletcher
q POMEROI Vice Pgest No 10 Platt-st.
JACOB PECARE. sec'y, cor. Genre and Hester sts
BARNARD PARSONS, Al Us, Nc. is all St.
TRUSTEES
@ NellS. 29fi Roadway L. J. Porter, City H2l-pl
I. " Glley, t6 Bowsry. R.Walker, 81 Elizabeth 81.
public meeting Will be held for the ad mission OF new
n "a ters on MONDAY EVENING next, Jan Is. at !
o'clock NJ. At Nc. Chathsmsqaare where the offsets
and workings CftssSe Associations viii BE explained
IFS IuMMtf&Es
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ReIiaious Notires.

~ Anniversary.-Ths twen' second anni'efsAfs on
The Broos VI Cts Tract Society vii oe heli o hsy'
Reihuns's Chugc6 IN Pisnepont 81 THIS ENENlNO Inc
anna yeport vi 9e read by the Corresponding 3tcIeta
Rev I Spear b ID aud addresses made ~ hsV p r.
NUes. Rev Samuel II Cox ID ID ana heY Ge3sss " pc
-. ,fs'ectf.lv invited 10 attend J25 IL
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Removal
CORNISH, LAMPORT * CO. Sue
y sars - Eads L CsrDDh, PUBLISHERS, 80 IN,
eTIITKs ard RIANUPAC II RING SIAIlDNEhs;
have from their old sand corner oi atom =.
Psars,s 1. The spacious store No farA PiiSe, -
PARK Row one block the Aston House. sal svtu
,re from Broadway. whsre they o<feI an extensive
msnt 81 goods the Book and Stationery Inc on EN-
l2i q
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DROF. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DRO 2. NDHkoON. AS IUUNU-
4 ING WONDERS EVERY EVENING. Open a. 7,
conn tIoe at Also. On THUR50AYS aEd SArUR-
DAYSat3 p. VI
Prof ANDERSON so'ici's = continuance Of your pat
I0page for his FAREH ELL 80 tREEj, which are mi'ed
10 the oh Of February Admission 30 cents juveniles
under 49, % cents
NoTRE-AUsngene maze wish large Schools TO at
tsnd Thu-taay asd S4iniay sel Oous, notice and ns-
yef NJ ous lT winch 30 made a. the Han AZ least Ons
day before Door, Opsn A. c"mmen q at o.
N B-There VIII 10 great eyeut-On LOst gorgeous
aud magn fcfnt scale sh0'tlY.
For Pfofessjr AND gRsONs Farewell Night see bil's
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ron EUROPEAN CIRCULATION
Il published on the departure Of escn NAL steamer Ie
t,rs~.ooI Price g. cents copy 50 per year TO any
al II Great Britain s. % the Continent postage n
a udad
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II Chelsea building and Mutual Loan As
S0claIl0n.-lne mt regular meeting % khls ASSOclaoH
viii ne held THE Assembly Rooms Of 25th 81 and
Sth aY on MONDAY EVENING, Jan 2Jth, 1852, at I
o'clock.
well known that me maori;y OF persons who wish
then ts1Nes OF the ADVANTAGES OF Budng AssOcla
rorS, these who reside IN the upper part Of the city
andytn oI them are unable u attend the meetings.
those AsOcacns winch located In toe lower part
Of hs CITY Therefore, % remove that objection II was
found - organize an Association With loo atom
Amon tue many advantages which this ASS pcaoG pos
oihers might he named the following mo
Zee W.. De - cents share m1Lthy dues So
which vi te received IN 81 indictments, and at sny time
dung The mouth mast ent - sha ehOldeS Iae
Nau of each share Will be $50 Who VIII NOT Dec )le
hSreho when they by saving cents per day
- hut small 70 lay aside and there are out e"
persons at "hAi can spare the above AMOUNT hn IeH
tafrIss
Tins an al sum- II deposited in Of 3 Ia his ASso~
station viii Yery few years amount 10 TIE llse sum
o. Ste Or YOU wish 20 purchase the house ol Fe m
bud suug residence for yourself you can OBTAIN The
money 90 accomplish by becoming Asharelolder IN ms
Association. aud you have only q psy about the same
amount Won paying for re1t-thlS IN snort inns
and GEAR, tie h0vse you i've n and n me
sosssssiUA owhch The Homestead Exemption Law care
iuy % full oHLershp Of TIE same agAAst
execution iof debt
Ladies and ger ilcmsn wishing - become Shareholders.
do ~ LEAVING fher ntnes with t9e eItrl1ce lee,
With e'ihe OF he oIceTs q ths Association ara ven
kHown dents CT he secton Of the cltY A bOA,
coniaiD4ng ieles 81 Association. can be had s'sis
lLeIts az Inc rate Of per cent VII De Sisel on dues
pad IN Srv1Ife.
DANIEL BARNES, President No TIC we,, 2l1 81.
GtoKCEk HoMtLL, Vice President. 10. ,! Ara-Tu~.
w n hoNr Secretary, No $50 Ninth
W v BKACkKrr Attorney, No i Nassau -
TRUsTkBs-A oFahsm Brown cor. 9Th a3d 70 HIST;
Francs A. Sbinen, No ~ hudsoa e. James Moore,
cor lJth and Goth st John DOreHus No 259 West
2ith 81 James p. Decker No q West 2sth-s, Dansi
W1fon, LamsItne- place. III HMwkSA
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FRANK FOREsTER's NEW

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THE INDIAN FAMILY, Consisting
j u two Geatlemcn AMI two ladies' nsnbsrs Of tho
Oneida Tnte) wi eve Cslce I Of sacred MUSIC IN
The Allen u VI Church. on MONDAY EVENING,
Jan g. hsEaMy, with Their cultivated tssss shd re
uaTkable ability sacred soc,iss, are able TO give as
rlch treat the religious pubic Of the families
who are entertaining the public with popular conssrI
The proceeds OF this Concert WI 10 applied 70 aid ~ Tao,
erection Of a Mission Church at Oneida dwso- Rev.
Or Mitchell ID be present and viii IN address On
the occasion. The Cooceu will comm+nce al II o'clock.
Admission l2t cents "a As
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THE FORREST DIVORCE TRIAL COMPLETE
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Of interest that took place. The reports admitted 20 10
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guide exant through the Of testimony given in this
iupoltan, case This accurate edition contains striking
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Beport Of the opening and the summing up Of Counsel
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IN Chemistry and Natural Philosophy, to LADIES', al
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SATURDAYS This affords favorable 0ppifsun,t' =,
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Msu Dahl,taIions.

Now ResdF,
EZ ENNETH A. ROMANCE OF the
IN HIGHLANDS.
PART II, and c. Inclusion.
BY G. w NJ Reynolds,
With Numerous Engravings.
There has never tesn successful laborer IN the
uful field Of Scottish Romance, than our author The
Wild and fearful supersttiens Of the Highlands are de-
ct,d with terrible force yet clothed all The fascination
and sttrsctivensss Of Reynolds unriyalled style.
ISpecsatOr
Tho Legends Of Scotland have never found more
Dow erful delineator than author; aud Kenneth,
which IN ,yle is worthy Of Sir WALKER Scott and In
incident and interest rivals the celebrated Scottish
Chefs will take first rank in the library Of Scottish ro'
msrce [Wsskly Times.
q4stDSaw H. LONG & BROTHER, No. ls Ann-s,.
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WITS of the CITY, AROUSEl-Losc

"a IT'S of the CITY, AROUSE Lose
w not moment Send Your cnUndIums imms-
dia,ely 70 Jolles Music Store unprecedented Induce
Professor ANDERSON grateful Tor the mmoo se patron
age bestowed upon HIM during hBsoOuIn OF sixteen weeks
IN New York respectfully announces that ms BsNsrlt
vii ,ske nare A. me METROPOLITAN date rriplerl
HALL on FRIDAY Go Of EaDruary on which 0t cssicn,
Of his gratitude, he M pIesen! 70 the lnveh-
,ors Of the two beat ORIGINAL CONUNDRUM5, CSeng
Iady and Gen loman 10 tht dot rich massive SILVER
BREAKFAST and TIA sEkklCE, value 500 20 the
second an ELEGANT ilrgs SILVER PITCHER and two
GOBLETS value S2s0-to 7e decided by dignterestef
jury 49, selected from and b. the audience The RnIes
are now exhibition IN te suiew Il hsssrs Ball. BLACK
4 Co corner Of Murray 1t md Broadway
Full details 81 The plan II a,rsnsements VII DC t,and
at JOLlES Music store. No 3cO Bfoaiway, wheIepares
may secured for ths great eTsn On sot atsF Monday
waste no. moment IN ECgGnting ourselves Of All INC
psucssrs Get tiils a. slcs The Pnzes as WORN NY
ing for. - .....-.-,.., =, - ~. -
Prof. A. performs EVERY EVENING. also on Thurs
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Asa PheniH from the ashes rise above dsaster.
THE FIRST in the FIELD The

Asa Phen1 from the ashes. rise we above dsaser.
THE FIRST in the FIELD The
Il FORREST DIVORCE CAsE-Herald Edition
The only accurate AID reliable edition, containing l8J
pages soid matter, for the low price OF 70 cents.
tla which has created such intense interest am
hes been ably reported by the Law Reporter OF The Nao
York Herald will be issued this morning Il VIII contain
fan hful portraits Of M aud Mrs. Forrest the summing
no Of The counsel both sides and the chlrge Of the
Judge Notwithstanding the loss Of plates By the fire
at Csighesd's PTntDg Office. by the asss auce OF our
Co the hands of Nh CTtghead, and especially b. me
unpal alleed e1etions of his mlefaIigabe tOreman W
Imson have been enabled in the Of two days,
to retrieve losses aud be the first in The field II You
accurate and correct edition. get Ihc HeGta ed-
ton.
The following testimonials viii speak for themselves.
TESTIMONIALS,
ave have looked the report Of the Forrest Divorce
Case by the Law Reporter Of The Nio YORK Herald and
so faI have had time 70 examine II, have beea
pleased with its general accuracy.
VAN BCREN Rob- NSON, Defendants Attorneys.
New York, Jan u, 1852"
NEW YoRR Wednesday, Jan 81, 1852
SIR Your report Of the Divorce, as published IN me
Mr. York Herqid is faithful aud prshensiEe indeed,
II is the only report land have examined several OF them
winch 10 unpit JUDGED and comp eye Yours truly.
EDWIN FORREST
To ths Law Reporter # The Ne,o- York Herald"
IEXtract OF a letter from Mr.. N. =. Wills
As yours by far the pest report and VIII Doubtless
be relied on for reference, may trouble you with such
cOneccns think mateTa al IN the hope that You VIII 10
able to rectfy the report before publication book form.
Patcon my adding 20 your severe labors and believe me-
Yours truly, r.. p. WILLIS
TotheIaw Reporter Of The Nee- YorI Hero6.
DEWITT DAVENPORT, Tribune Buildings.
26 Nassau ST.
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u The Citizens Mutual Loan ana Aceumn
n ASS ociatiou--IBe Ioks OF me
atOn are oyen Tor sO0scrpton At tner once n -.
Brradv Az ext door above Csuast.. from y A VI uA
+ Il ana on Wednesday ard saturday sgemnss W..
sOclCck Entrance lee 81; monthly dues - peg .,u,
An oppor unity Is offered TO ali males ad emats lt
and adu Is sy onng Association By pay ns -
lr feT years - Cbtsin home or cailti Sen,sA ~
,tart fair business Pamphlets IN Articles Of ASIA
ion BYLAWS aud ful explanation Of It's 90 ecis AID psh
can he had gratis At the Office ~ .Drp DIT
T DzLAFIEID SMITH V. Prest
TRUSTEES.
Tohp Hsrriek John +. Clark
Geerge SchNsriZ. Jr. william - OmsVI'
chs + Cornish Joel ". Mason
Wirchesrer p MOODY william H. Dlstz,
Samuel Alb1rtus. IT.
jS2 m' JOSIAH =. NsNDALL, = =.
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~ The Maine Law New Y0gk CITY Temperance
A,lsnce viii hold Mass Meeuug On MONDAY EN r
Ming, Jan - al u o'clock, tho Eighteenth St NJ r.
Shsleh, tnsaT Eighth Ny.l Rev. DR. PATTON sad JOHN
hA"klNS. Of BALTIMORE, will address the mssing.
Zone cut and hear Aa~kns anecdotes, &c OF the pTac
cal we,kIngs OF The Maine Liquor Law Expect good
vac Due notice viii be gwen OF future InsouagS -
ssals nee. G G. LEIGH,
ISAAC }. OLIVER.
RAJ W. ". STRICKLAND.
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rSy- Peoples LectureS.-1he thrd Zee, IRE OF tbs
cs1r,. Viii - gwen by NM ID. GALLAGHEk, 20 >
n Cincinnati in he Tabernacle. IN IL ESDAh EN
ING 21th inst Subject: The Modern Poets and theu
Critics Tcsets, ~ cents. To be had az sl Nassau 81
,rJ AZ the doors Two tickets admit gentleman ana two
siI,s,i.sv j26 u
N q. q. F.-The members Of Orion Lodge, 70
as o. Of O. f. are requested to meet a. the LODGE
Eoom Clinton Hall. THIS tMoadayl EVENING, al y
o'clock as business OF importance Will be brought up
pan. WIN S BAILEY, Secretary.
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THE AMERICAN TEMPERANCE
Il MAGAZINE 70. February. 1852, contains .he fol.
loving interesting matter Touch net the CuP-fhe las:
OF Toieomnor's Band-The Ulm Qleg,lOn-Three Scenes
the Scg,h-Ths Homicide-Femals Pioneers Of the
West-My tailv Fnend-Mv WoTks-Monthy Comqend,
sRd Memoir Of CHARLES Je~t. > > with Portrait On
steel by DoIey" Published al No. - Nassau ST. BY
iz6 a. II. 7. SHERLOCK.
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A 5 Cook, by young Woman who would
N be wiling TO assist in the Washing and Ironing Can
produce good city reference Can b, seen for two days n
No 50 West 7ih-st. il6 ~
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JOHN r. BiGkLOW,
JOSEPH HAlGHr,
HUMPHREY PHELPS.
s,at.
ER- Ths GRAND remncrnnce DEMONSTRATION


EreiCShip Cholse2 DIVISIONS Sons of Temperance.
NIL take place AT knckrThuckG Hall coruer Of Esd st and
Sh sV, WEDNESDAY EVENING, January 2S a.
u O'oleok. Hon ex Mayor HAkPEa VII preside Al
aIsssts WI be delivered by Rev. Or. BOWLING, Mr..
kDMONDS, AID several Others. SINGING by Nouas
Lsdy, MIR. 8. BROW ER and others. seats free
Tie members uf Fueadshlp an Chelsea Divisions are
requested 10 be a. then Hal ~ 81 o'clock rhe Order
general "a invited 90 attend " NJ WELSH, Chairman.
ANTHONY 4 WILLIAMS Seer. lf43-F.
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ndnt employment.

A S Cook, in a private family, by an ell
~ derry American Woman. Is good cook-und5r
stands meat and pastry. Can give good reference from
her lat place No 10 Rivnston- ST. j26lts
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NlRNuS-New- York Amphitheater, no.

u 81 Bowery-Iaft snresrsuce Of the FRENCH
TROUPE -Ircf eascd Navtlty Brilliant feats
THIS EVENING. ant during tho week, great display OF
Cymnasilcs by NERS she Clown and 5ACHELDER,
the chan ploE NaHlteT ......,
New ac's If IIorssman3'ip By Madame r0UNIAIRE,
Ndlle JOSEPHINE. Mdlls LOUISE, Mems, BENOlr,
Al the rest Of the troupe
Thirty SHErLALD PONIES vii appear IN the Pony
Elegant exercises BY NJ r BANDS and me talented
children. -. -,
Boxes Is cents Children nndsy halfpnce PIT, 2k cts.
Afternoon Pc Oumance ~ SATURDAY Jh
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To Profitable Excitement.-The public meeting
Of The X NICkkhBOCkEh 81 lLDlNG AsSDClAliON
as Monday evening on ofthe and enthu
eiasc held by similar Assoc anon. The explanation
the PRIME showing the mmen9e prohts 10 be derived
by the perfect safety Of the Investment was
extremely sasfact ~ and ne9ly one ndTed snare
subscribed Tor by tn present To accommodate All Nho
may choose 10 attend The newt meeting VIII be held IN
knickeibocA or Han, corner 25d 81. and 8hay on MON
DAY kNENlNG, Jan %
Lecture. giving the full particulars OF the rise ana
n5Cgress Building Associations the advantages 70 It's
members its supeuOnty savings banks NC, VIII ne
delivered On TINS occasion by w. L. b. MlLLlkEt, Esq
- theIs Is large class Of females IN this CITY whose
savings are OF infinite importance 10 tnem, thus meeinS
has be N called paricpl uly for their 6enet ana
they are respectfully invited 10 attend The invest
ptIt of their 50 Der month will positively yield them N
iho cour, about $780, and the same amount
invested Ia savings bank would not realize slch an In
tegeGt m haf century Think OF this and Join at once
the kaieSerbocAer Building Association.
WELCOME X BEEBEE, President.
J. r. DEL NECcnlO, Vice President.
L. J. MADDEN, Secretary. Us 81
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10 Notice 10 Cutters and Clerks.-A meeting
Of Cutters ard Clerks Will be held at Cha'nam han,
(Chathan SQUARE. } on MONDAY Jan. %. at O'CLOCK
a so on the three following MONDAY EVENINGS az
the samo tine and place The punctual attendance OF an
interested is respectfully solicited ia "
Ia The New-YOrk Land and Building Assoc
otatiou viii hold Ms INST regular Monthly Meeting
MONDAY EVENING, Jan. Is, at the Unlon Building,
No le3 BoweIy at II o'clock The object OF ls Ass9c,a
lion IS to purchase land within 1hry minutes de OF the
Ciry Hall and houses thereon for each OF ts mem
bers T. be pa Tor IN small monthly iLstamenis The adj
yaniages that hy the accumulation of small
dtuos shah reap The benefits derived by the capitalist
IN The purchase Of land in large quantities ald the &c
tcp a number houses Rene Uber That by the a0Cu
tavng % - cents per day the course OF SIX OF
seven wears viii have house and l0 worth ~ e ast
$500 or s 200 The publc generally aud the working
man III particular, are invited 20 a.tena
H. 5 SMITH, ChalTmin pro 70
O.. .1e
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a S PASTRY Cook or Confectioner. bv a
~ Man Of several years experience Direct letters
postpaid, TO II. r. MOURUS, Auburn, n Y j2iits
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4 SSlGNEE'S SALE of BOOKS
BELOW COSr-Ths stock Il Books Stationery.
Mnnc and hnsca Instruments Il J T. BURNTOS. No.
AlHudsoa-it, Is ieling of by the very
low s,s to clese the Those who apply first -iu
gstiht beat bargains 100 lw'
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ftehsaigr Intelligence Office and Labor
~ 1870, No y arc ~ NaaS st New N,fN Ia.
sA,,. ~, ~ vac COmmss iOnsTs Of Emigration
svs,,. Nays De found Ia ge naahefs ol IsOo.yf aud
hsr ~ low rates Of wages. an persons can have
sssS, So hLtd By ~rlaDg to the Superintendent ard
Snorht necessary u pay the passage Of The
nxs .s,,scltG No fees charged 20 eaployers
""ttu JAS p. FAGAS, Su6eIntsa5sat
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EpOARD.-A suite Of Rooms, Parlors,
~ with Bedrooms and Sitting Rooms on second Moor,
would he let to Gentlemen and theF wives, or TO nnEs
Gentlemen Rooms third floor, ig.ates accom- no
daons The possesses the advantages Of al ne
modern in DroYemen's LocanOn No SO 81. N4rFs-pace,
r,vsn AMI rsoHred j22s.'