New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-17
r5- Tn, rhird Manhattan DuiIding Associa.

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rev and comfortable ieAts Ladies and ssnlemen are IN
Per.ons eesirous Of becoming msnbers Of the Third
Maj baran Building Ascension csn do 80 oy SAP
~ No IS spruce At, second oor where oy Laws eAa %
had free rf sn rys 11ppv p,..;d.,. ,,,.u,,s,
DAVIS CoLLAMohE. Vice Prsst Nc. is7 Broadway
J. ". WESTON, ecIe,ary
Iams.%Y wa,sir, NJ, i6 caiAarias st.
James Nes,ss, corssr Houston 70 soi, and sowsry
Alber, MIler, NJ, l4s Ns,.su-s,
John A: Cuuer, No. i9l Gfsea~ichst
James worth, No. "a Brosd~ay.
JACOB L. Fem Surveyor. No : So ucs-s
PoNERoY JEsKs, Attorneys, No 81 Walst.
s1; ra,;y ss4fss
ASSOCIATION having met with unetaupled success,
having only thirty stes At present remaining uAsold and
invite those Who wish make safe aud profitable invest
msnt eau at the Office Of the Association No. is Spring.
4" 'A' 'D'''' JOSEPH r. Taylor, President.
JONATHAN W. ALIEN iISsi'S Vice. c.. .P Pasi
STEVENS HoxIE. Attorneys
JOHN BOYD, Surveyor.
J Js:' r. B BsF v:eoAio SSya; Birthstone
George X Purssr, william II. Riblst.
M. Van Dixie. William II Grsnells,
w FELL. Secretary, No. I7a Spring st.
u The Citizens Mutual Loan and Accumu-
NO opportunity to on WI be given after Their ne It rssIas
so Without delay %D per cent? VIII moved
on ali moneys paid advance period Of months
%on oc Nee door
Open daily from 81 A. n. to p. M, and On Wednesday
O'f' Ak 0'ne'' SIMEON HniI P DIAPER, President
E DELAFIELD SMITH. Vice Prss't.
JFKgyDALL Secretary
Il The Clinton Accommodating Fund Assscia-
ton, of Brooklyn, viii hold Pubic Meeting az the
Of the Acadsmy No ISL Atlantic st. four doors be-
March is The principle; and objects a, well as advaa.
ages of this Association, will be explained at the meeting
holders in this equal superior any
Association Of the kind which has been formed IN this
country The Entrance Fee Is 50 per share; Monthly
Dues 49, and ultimate value of unredeemed shares $500
This institution combines the advantages Of Savings
choosing pay then monthly dues sir months or more in
advance will receive per cent interest thereon Persons
by leaving their with the Secretary any Of the
CHANDLER STARR, Prest, No. 8 Cedar-st. NY.
A. COOKE HULL. V. Prest: No IS State St Brooklyn
JAS. A. CowING, Secretary, Nos 81 Broadway N. Y,
A. CORNWALL. Attorney, Nos. 1876 Broadway. N. Y.
aud 80 Sydney place. Brooklyn.
& %:.s : Essss. EsS: sss.
D: Chsuncey. Warren Hastings, Charles Baldwin,
Sons chsr s Stanton
homes 1t in the full tide Of success lie. the rent ship
ping Idden thsn be inspired with hope and Join mme-
So fs Ms Rs; T
s. SMITH. Secretary, Office No. Munayst.
IL. Mount Vernon Building Association, No.
wEDNEsDAY EVENING. March i. in CouVsns ON
s:ed in espcaprs from the heavy rents under Which they
are now laO0rg are invited to BE pIs' p%sr p,..a.
CORNELIUS A. COOPER, Secretary. '
W' Columbia Building Association, Of Brook
Ign, will hold public meeting on WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING. March II, at Remssn's Nilsson Hall, No. Il Ham
sntrance fee 50 cents monthly dues, sa Tns A,sccia
tion is formed the model of The First and Second Me-
Six per interest allowed all dues paid adv ance,
and member can wthdrag his money at any time and
who can save "a cents day can BY joining this
sSSiy fS sNE q 9Vs Y few s Come
wM. H. GRIFFITH, Vice President.
CHAs o. RICHARDSON Secretary.
Henry JoGss, Jane; wl'alI; Henry s.ars., David
DR.. J. B. BENNETT, Surveyor
y" 5noAon nionc utsPOScu Va anu
the Books OF the Franklin Building Associa-
zion will be closed.-Jon at once, as the entrance
fee TO buL 81 and after the gular
it will positively be still further increased All who
enroll heWseves members share in all the proIs
Which have been large already realized the
the first members. public meeting will be held
"WEDNESDAY NIGHT, March IL. at Washington Hall.
corner Of Bowey and Hester St emit ance in Hester
few doors from the BoweIy
Explanatory addresses viii be ade and free discus.
zion relative 10 Building Associations invited
SAML. +. BARTOL, Pres. Nos IT'S and 1T William-st.
WINCHESTER p. MOODY, Vice Pres. No Ia Bowery.
C.Z, POND. Secretary. Office No Is Spruce-st.
TRUSTEES.
william Simpson, No l6l Bowery
W. VI. Hyatt, No 1870 ,wery.
F. c. Rohmson No. I59 Bowery.
p NJ Wilson No III Spnng.st.
T.. s Crosmer, No 80 Ann 81.
Joseph Ne, bit No 1893 Fulton st.
T. Smith. No IS 5prucs It
~ Thorough Explanation Given. - TIE
East River Building and Mutual Loan Association wiz
WEDNESDAY EVENING, March II, 1852. a. PM,
to give those who not able 10 attend the last
opportunity OF joining before the fee is
WIN I. B. MILLIkEN, Esq, has kindly consented to
deliver Lecture before the meeting. giving history Of
Building Associations. fon their earliest commence.
ment to the present time This will be
esting address delivered before associations of this
klhd The public are invited to attend. Seats are re-
The Office, No 5l4 Grand st. , between Columbia and
Sheriff sts is open daily from IL A NJ. to 9P NJ, where
subscriptions will be received and all Informs
tsn given Entrance Fee tfsr the presently So Monthly
dues. 50. Hon OBADIAHNEWCOMB, President.
JAMES WHITE, Vice President.
SAMUEL H JORDAN, Asst Vice Pres't.
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