Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-21

hs7- Chelsea Building and Mutual loan
ASSOCIATION-The third reg ar ting Of this ALSO
citation will be held at the Assemb Rooms Of
18th st and Sth Avenue on MONDAY EVENING,
1t is we'll known that the majority Of persons who
wish avail Themselves of the advantages of Building
Associations those who reside in the upper part
the city and very many Of them unable TO attend
the meetings of those Associations which are located n
objection it found necessary organise Assoca
on with location convenient and decidedly pre-
Among the many advantages which this Association
fhe entrance fee will be 60 cents per share THY
So, which will be received in 81 instalments, and
holders The value each share will be $500 Wh) will
become shareholder when they can do SO by SAVING
It is but small amount lay aslde and there age but
few but what can spare the above amount from
This small sum- if deposited in of ST. in this AS
sUm Of so Or if yo1 wish to purchase the house yo
live in build snug residence for yourself you can
obtain the money TO accomplish 1t by becoming share
holder in this Association, and have only topay
about the amount AS you are paying for rentths
in short time own free and clear the house you
live and in the possession Of which the Homestead
Exemption Law carefully to you tul ownership
Of the same against execution for debt.
Lsdes and gentlemen wishing to become shareholders
can do by leaving their with the entrance tee
with either of the cers Of this Association and well
known residents Of the upper section OF the CITY,
book, containing Articles OF Association can be had
Interest at the rate of per will be allowed
DANIEL BARNES. President, No ll6 West s2d st.
GEORGE R. HOWELL Vice President, No s2 Park
VIM H. Hovr Secretary No 2sO Ninth Av.
iRusrEEs-Abraham Brown, cor. 9Th Av. and Goth st;
Francis A. Snaen No 537 Hudson ST. James Moore,
24th ST. P. Decker, No 80 West 18th ST. Daniel
Wilson, Lamartne Place. J20 Sm"
R8- Third Mechanics Building and Mu-
TUAL LOAN ASSOCIATION The Unprecedented sue
cess of the second Mechanics Building and Mutual Loan
Association l2O shares having been subscribed for be-
fore the first monthly meeting, and the subscription
sons having been disappointed in becoming members
the second, have commenced Third Mechanics Build
ing and Mutual Loan Association having hcorpora5eu
in their Constitution the advantageous principles
to shareholders which found such favor with the public
dy SnS which n'd up the ''''na l'' 50
Any person. male or female, desrous Of making his
her small earnings than triple itself in the space Of
fsw years or any person who is desirous of borrowing
advantageous terms who will but take the trouble to
compare the advantages offered by this both
to lenders and borrowers with those offered by oeher As
socatons will at find the key to the success OF our
ist it will loan money at per cent. per annum the
d It will allow interest at the rate per cent per
ennum all persons who prefer paying their subscrip
tion two months in advance, thus securing
double iuterest-frsy the above per cent; secondly
money for the purpose of buying building their own
liberal terms than is offered by other association
3D. Persons desirous of Withdrawing from the soclty
can any time by giving mo0ths notice. and
back all dues paid by them with interest at
the IA tie Of 7 per cent per annu1n.
person who will but save IA cents day. (and there
is not who cannot if so disposed can IN Tbs
with which he can establish himself in business and
thus achieve his own independence
mants 81 per share value of each share, $500
Ladies and gentlemen dcsrous of joining can leave
mou,,,.r,5 S,H; sAYRE, AYR: President
JACOB PEcARE, Secretary. l6S Hester St.
John Hooper, Surveyor, lO6 Fulton ST.
Cyrus H. Loutrel, n Maiden Lane Josiah NJ. Smith,
Centre and Hester sts Dr. Henry s. Downs, los
Brookyn Henry sfberhorn, "a Christy st.; R. NJ Sell
Edmund j. Potter 6 City Hall Place; C. n Potter, q
The first reguar meeting for the payment of dues and
March 25 at " O'Clock. at Union Buildings 1853 Bowery
Mr. D. P Barnard and John Hooper will explain the
workings this Association The Secretary daily from
AM to PM his Office 1853 Hester-st for the purpose
Of receiving subscriptions: FIG tt.
H4- BeVvaHe.-Friends fit in appalling silence
around spectral bottles that reflect merourIa blue in
ridden. Mrs. JERvISS Cough Candy comes teeming
genial mnistration is soothugly delicious place
In every drawer and on every mantelpece and in so
the Test Of time i'S soid by Mrs. ERTIs No. ss BTosd
way. MID 4t@
aa- Hair Dying at Lauclk's Shaving, Hair
Cutting, shampooning, and Hair Dying Room, No. 8
Hair, Whiskers and Mustaches dyed to any desired
shade from Light brown to black without the least
injury the skin hair, with Laucks Excelsior Hair
Dye-the best and most durable Dye in the world its
action instantaneous, and it changes while the
inconvenience attending its application s little more
than a shampooning would be. Charges moderate.
In combination with the above Shaving Bair Cutting
and Shampoonng done in the beet manner The proprie
tor hopes from his long experience q Hair Dresser,
constant care and attention to his business, with the
comfort cleanliness and convenience his establish
ment to please all who may favor him with their CUSTOM
ST. or three oxesfor $3.50 Also beautiful article for
the toilet Laucks Chemical Compound Hair Tonic S7S
cents per bottle at Roosevelt three doors from Chat
ham st. F29 3m* u
&S-" Prevention ls Better than Curc.v
Though old adage will say it is not true Thou
sands of persons who will probably lance this ad
them perhaps in the bloom of health in other respeota
negecting the disease which is now preying the
brightest ornament Of nature the human hair causing il
fall out, be me thin and ultimately producing bald
'sToRRs CHEMICAL HAIR INVIGoRAToR.
certain preventive Of those Diseases sure cure
person need be without beautiful hair who will tafs pro-
of it and it is impossible to prevent badness
SToRRs INyIsoR AroR was not introduced to the ucb
tic without experimental knowledge Of its effects
The proprietor will vouch for the qualities which he claims
for it. and its virtues authenticated by the endorse
ment Of all who have given IT tarrla 1t will cleanse
head of the which clogs them and the hair
@ 1 sn Susn the ha to- @Eo e on
bald places 1t will render the hair beautifully soft lux
urian and silky prevent its falling out and Keeps de-
no equal -
STORRS' CHEMICAL HAIR INVlGORATOR, like |
all other articles Of true merit has its base
name, but of totally dissimar in every respect
deem it my duty to caution the public against these
frauds Purchasers should ask the article by its full
name, and that it is entitled upon the wrapper
Never let dealers persuade to her prepara
tion as u substitute for it. GEO. F. ST0RRS,
No. 69 North Eighth st., Philadelphia
Price twenty-five Cents per bottle.
Agents in New York-Dr A. Dooittle, No. l4l Grand |
IT, and @. H. Ring No. 1856 Broadway. of John st.
n30 ly-3mF
A5F- As steady the sublime flow of |
over the religously inspiring Niagara Falls the
demand for Mrs JERVISS Cod Candy. People may |
smile and call it mere candy but it has comming gled
with the surarwhich is used to make the medicinal
perties easy takeas digni6ed simplicity and
happv a concoction of natures herbs ever human |
applied to pulmonary complaints Sold by
Mrs, JERVIS No. 1866 Broadway MIA 4t*
aE-Western Bathing and Hair Dressing |
Rooms No 13 Courtandt street. under the Western |
Hotel.-(Ifessrs. DEMONET Il MYERS, proprietors y |
Having in order keep pace with their increasing busi
enlarged their to nearly double its former size,
making very capacious airy, and well ventilated
Loom with tire and elegant furnishings they
prepared receive visitors without subectng them
to that annoying delay common IN small saloons.
They have also in addition to- and in immediate connec
tion with the hair dressing saloon, fitted up
SUIT OF ROOMS FOR BATHING.
Warm Cold and Shower Baths prepared at moments
notice. in style of neatnes comfort convenience and
elegance unsurpassed by any establishment in the coun
try D. NJ determined not to be surpassed by any
Of their competitors for public favor and as long
skill and art together with spacious saloons and every
appointment conducive to health required by taste
fashion to render their patrons visits agreeable