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yTHROUGH TO BAN FRANCIs00. Ar REDUCED
rAtes-Nsw York and San Francisco Steamship Lins.-
Ths Now and splendid stsAmship UNITED STATS. lLQl

TTNHROUGH TO BAN FRANCISCO, Ar REDUCED
rAtes-New York and San Francisco steamship Line.
The and splendid steamship UNITED STATES. Loo
toms burthen W C. Berry CONT will take hsr depasxxs
for AspnwaM Navy Bay Wednesday, September !, q
p M connecting IT Panama with the double
steamsnic WINFIELD SCOTT, 2o0 tons burthea, Qsotp
A. Cole, Commander which steamer awaits the arrival 81
passengers at Panama BY the UnitedStatss from New
Fork and mmed.sely thereafter prooseds y sas Fra.
tention the sthmus having never con-
sels In and safety arc nes surpassed ~
each vessel For tickets applv DAVIS, BROOKS co.
General Axents 70 Beaver streeA 81
JONES JOHNSON
i04 West street, corner 81 liberty street.
passengers BY the United States will disembark sonE1e
she wharf 81 Aspinwa and take the Panama nsV
opened nearly Gorsona thus avoiding the risk attend
70 CORONA
TIE United States will leave New York again on Th.rs-
day. the ?rd Of September to connect Panama With NJ
fine double engine sssausship 'oertos'
A USTRALlAi AUSTR !-DOLPHIN CJLPP&
"A Liae.-For the Gold Diggikgs, Port Philip aud
sydney, drect.-1he eltirely No. l clipper boz
PIN 900 tons burthsn, George A. Trundy commande1
will sal her first voyage Wednesday Septem Der ls
The odatons In this AID beautiful vessel arp
superior for elegance and comfort. The -
htted expressly for the convenience of families single
sons with single double state this the ony
clipper now for that port IL is confidently expected thaA
she Ill make the sh rest passage record Parties
oeedpg to Austras should examine this vessel
gazing escvhere Apply board pier No. H. Nsrth rys4
orts BUTLER BnOTHERs 1853 and lis South strsst.
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connecting with ths Paoias Mail stsamship Company
ya and Panama The splsp new and double eaeins g.
3 mail steamship OHI0 900 tons J. FiadIey Soheask
e. two ScisSk PTs.ssly from Pie. ts0t s w..Isa
naenifcent steamer PANAMA will be in readiness r.
mama to receive tho Ohos mails and passengers, and an
Immediately for San Francisco. Ne effort will
the I've companies ts put their passengers through ~
Ladies saloon, room $685. lower afs forward -
loon do, 1885, second cabin standees, SIS stssrags 81
wall fres Transit Of the isthmgs 81 the Rasssnss.s
States mail York have prsssrsnss &
board the Paoiao mail steauers Rate
terms For freight or passage, apply to CHARLm a.
WHITNEY, at ,he once Of the companies. 1T West sEssA
N. Shippers requested to supply themselves With
Once between the hours of 10 and o'clock Of the dag
sailing.
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Impsgtant Political Correspondence.
TRoY, August %, 1862

FRIEND PRIop-
We hold meeting here tonight. to take into consi-
Iteration the propety OF coming down to the convention
In club Of one hundred with jones' Cornet Band aud
appropriate banners. Do you think, should agree,
which is about settled fixed fact you could muster
enough there to give public reception, Suggest this
to those of friends you earliest see and write
possible TO conclusions
In haste yours, &C.
JOHN G. WOODRUFF, 258 River street.
10 BEN PRioE, Esq, New York.
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mpoRrAHr FROM THE SOUTH.
vvebs,er Movement IN North Carolina and
seOsgSa.
WILMINGTON n g., August 26 1852


seOsgsa.
WILMINGTON, N. g., August g. 1852
Sal The influence Of your paper Is such in this
place. (and n l not much mistaken, It the same
throughout the South that feel anxious here II
rsect the exact state OF political feeling In North Caro-
lima at the present time
For number OF years have been of the large and
rapidly increasing lie, Subscribers in this place to the
NEr YoRK DALr HEKALp; therefore take the liberty
Of calling attention The enclosed index OF sen
mcnt q the wing parry IN North Carolina
OF the lis published in this mornings Commercial
headed by Alexander hscRae President OF the whining
ton and Raleigh Railroad Company, have only this to
say: without doubt composes majority Of the wing
influence of this place certainly majority of the
whg lie adeys and ~h,g talent.
viii add. that FRI N persons knowledge believe with
te exsriion the subscription list of the DAILY
uERaLp could be doubled here and through the South.
Its inysrisbie stand prncpiesis invariably
and dsI reasoning added to its manly
stand for the constitute rights Of the South have
for it, without stit citation, the affections of
the southern people. Yours, respectfully.
[Frcm the Wilmington (N. 9 } Commercial August 26l
THE WEBSTER CALL.
We insert below Call IRON our fellow citizens fer a
meeting Of the fienor 81 the Webster and Graham ticket
We proud o the pIisege Of enrolling name with
such iiSt-of whose patriotism public spirit ntelli-
gtDce ana worth IT not necessary to speak in
this community
Ipiied by pur.st devotion their beloved coun-
try aud her honur,u they have ventured to
step ond the rules VI party and assert their claims 70
the biph prviip.s OF Ire, men-ihat Of speaking their
Opinions ana ing their responsibility and
vhe they wouo have willing to aid in the decisions
Of associated counsel tn not inclined to submit to
the behcSts when betrayal and treachery
papabe 70 the Understanding as the light OF the
noon day sun is to the human view.
muiaied by regard for the section they inhabit as
well the glory and the happiness
Of the whole Union ana sustained by conscious rect
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The new steamship Columbia viii ply between sss Frn-
cisco and ports in Oregon awaiting at the former pert We
arrival Of tho mails and from and
turning without delay with the mails and ne
steamer from San Francisco Persons securing thro1gA
by the United States mail steamers NsW Ys
have preference Of board Of the Paos
mail steamers Rates Of fare from Panama San RrAA
DISCO on the most Favorable. .erms regular line q
transient between Panama and San Frsnseo
One Of the above steamers will keep mp tho
allowed sso lbs personal Dssgsgs Free not s.oosdi.s
Chasres at 70 cent foot and from Panama San Rra
cisco ut the rate Of SEQ tom For freight pAsaS
apply TO CHARLES A. WHITNEY, At the once Of ths
ConpAnies No III West atreet Of Yaek
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On Thursday evening, August 20 by the Rev. Dr. Fos
ter WILLIAM SLocvm TO SARAH NJ BRowER, both of this
city.
On Sunday, August 20, by the Rev II. Jessop, Mr.
SAMUEL HONEY, Of Baltimore, to Miss MARY ANN
Boom. Of Wilmington, Del
Wilmington ana Baltimore papers please cepy.
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SnIPPINQ.

EfOk LIyERPOOI-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
- ship ATLANTIC. Captain James Wsst-This steam
ship will depart with the United mails Europe
peayey ON saturday September 4th. At u o'clock, H.
from her berth at the foot Canal street, berth
TN paid tor Fer freight passage having .nequasd
Ior elegance ans comfort apply to
The steamship ARCTIC viii succeed ths ATLANTIC,
and sail September 18th.
y Mail Steanships-Between New York and Liverpool
Direct and between Boston Liverpool the Boston sp
emily calling at Halifax to Land and receive mails and
sengers.
ARABIA, Capt., PERSIA, Capt.,
AFRICA, Capt. Harrison. ASIA, Capt. Judkins.
EUROPA, Capt Lott NIAGARA, Capt STONE.
AMERICA, Capt. Shannon. CANADA Capt Lang
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ST9Ah BEIWEsH NEW Iokx AND 0LAssew.-
S:@sj.i: ~
e. ..d = VS., ss.ss.ss:, q. Ssys
Stewards fee included. Apply ss.svxor !, n....-
LIMITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Inc isas Ss.s..s 4.
AspnwsIi and Panama order Of The Pestnasssr Gsn
frsis Oregon mails are 80 30 despsseSss On She G
spd 10Th Of each month direct for aad sa
sunday sailing 70 be postponed until the sondsy fs.
lowing The Pacific al stesmers to be 10 readiness
United states Mail steamship compsoy Toe following Z
iist Of tho steamship hsioas 20 shx oe@pany -
@ csEs M CITY s ss.:
ILLINOIS 80. 2Sos tons PaiLaDs LIP aiA 100 tons
EMPdRE CITY. 5000 tons Ell DORADO -. sos teas
Lssyins ori ior Aspi.wa on the 9Th and soh <
The steamships FL Dorado and Falcon VIII form
direct ae estween new Orleans and leaving
sts.msbigs ths.ssh ii.s y .Ie from Orleans sad
soI.s IN moao asa oresaa. Passage from sew
agents at that place.
For Ladies saloon state Rooms ........ .sas
Lower Aft and Forward salsos Rooms. .......,..0
Second Cabin Stsndees 8
Psssenecrs are landed A. tho railroad depot
raupine dsssass raa - fsssn ma
the transit Of the lshmus ~ BE- performed in fro.
So So, to be bsrne BY the psssssser;.
80 PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Of THE steamers and approved ~ tss
Hayyp spar mest oomma:ded b Navy snicers aad eas
cisco the LIST and 5th Of toaoh
the route 70 cover sosSsps The f"s ~rs Steam
t. the Pacific Mail ste.mship new
erd Of the route
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Freight will Be charged specie beyond ~ amount fof
An experienced surgeon board.
All letters and newspapers must pass through the Post
For freight or passage ARRl, tn to. :. u,xun. ur..s
wArcHDs-By order Of the British Trossuryss wstohe.
+
in Of which french and s.
shipped - Hayro for New York Boston via liverpool
IS English Custom house. " ''' : '''As ''''' y
German and fsres. s'' rssTa
ladips are given in Hayro for New York
y EDUCTION IN FARES BETWEEN PNILADEi.
Steamship Company intend sailing thar steamships
PHILADELPHIA.
C;sy Of aanohesser Saturday, Sept I.
racn IIvEirooI w.
City OF Manchester. Wodnesday, Aug IL
Siy v. SiheSoW. Me1nesusy sept e
ci:y Of Manchester. wednesday, Sept
Fs:.ss from fhiid:iplis sssss M; sfss
state s5Sncudins provisions and stewards ioes
TaGs a spaiisfEf fHBx r.ss.ass
orr No. walnut street, Philadelphia.
ana SO rs s
With proyisionc
MAm S y, II.
st. Thomas on the 9Th Of September Passage money to
built .ns has well GSss
W inS . arFs es tst' tG1%s With plume and baths
Bowling green.
Eok NEW ORLEANS plkEcT.TnE NEW DOgBLl
Teal Commander win leave pier No East
& ss -four I
Passage in cabin state room, 500 In
ss or s'fEa En-
supply snPf: no
~ e sss g.
si. :s =; is;s
piPrsp I'D Sayy say.Ths fsyori:s double engine
@ S K. M p55Isy for
giving the option Of either route For PAS
sage ALI Battery place. up stairs.
II he now and ;aPsI.s :s'sS:sg 4tASAHA: 3 Isd;
O'clock. II; Ssss$ .,'...
The rLoRfbA woodh" Captain f w i :sIss' ..
Saturday September .h For speed strength
Line.-The fayorite steamship soUTHERNER. W. Eos.
PIT on rss son
ON board where all bills Of adng will be signed and for
p''''S' sPofFoRD TILHsroN CO.. IS South st.
pHILADELPHIA AND SAVANNAH STEAM NAvI-
=; Xxx
alternate Wednesdays This snip has been built with the
most strict regard safety possessed Of requisite
ton Of her cabins and state the superior arrange
mont OF which unparaeled and has proved herself 70
be one Of the fastest steamships sfoat Passengers
sage remaining only two nights At Cabin passage 70
"a :'s
VANDERBILT LINE-FOR SAN FRANCisCo-Tm
s: :s.s%,ss PkSiTaTSs on viii S ssv: s- n
meeting with the double engine steamer g. g. LEWIS. 2
tons the Nicaragua Transit route having bus twelve
miles Of laHd transportation Ths in perfect
despatch. the comfortable manner sssams
have superior ventilation and nfox
NATION or PsTsSs ~ the lowest rates apply only s,
D. B. ALLEN. Agent, No. Battery place, up sss.s.
EoR AUsTRALIA.-PloNlnR LIN OF P AZ. nssE
s,p. s: .sSs oSsa RtE 81 XIX
eomcs sI months old, xith all The nscsah III, ~
and che Ss r ~: ns soS I M
Wenents. The 20, q "a Swo mlps -
sos sy sss
Sl.T ;Sps,s. 70 any ctS., line
ws,s sp Fsr ' ~ b ds:pssshsa .s November.
JOHN OGDEN, g. @
bss boz. dsssrmnsd 70 limit the ruS Der 70 lis only viv
4 view swing abundanoe Of chic viii sail pos
T,oR NEW ORLEANS, FROM LOUISVILLE KY.-THE
master will positively leave for the shove and all uterine
date ports, Saturday September At O'Clock y. NJ
A. tue Ohio river RISING passengers need fear dsen-
ton, For passage apply on bosra or TO
AZ H.. AQeat
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nR. COOPER, II DUANE STREET, BETWEEN CHAT
office with his usual success He takes this method q
appreng his friends that he still be consulted
twehty.four years.
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MEDICAL.

CLLEBRATED BALSAA-A PURELY vEaErA1LH
~ Com for the certain and speedy uta-
noous Diseases Of the Skin and ScrofulA Also Pltst
for the radical Of orns obducons OF ths Ska AID
MsrE Prepared only by the inventors, SCHkIDQ AL
sToLPf, Now York. PrinoipAl depot. $50 Broadway.
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DOCKET COMPANION, OR IMPORTATION NRvnH
Before Pubshed-3 cents copy, free of postage. a
oopes Tor 81 Sold By Garrett CO.. p Asn stTssE
and BY the author NJ Larmont, Physician and SurgeonH
consulted. -
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nR. JOHNSON, NO. 10 DUANE STREET, so WE'LL
known for the last twenty three years tho
cessul practitioner In New York
ofore to Office practice where ke with
confidence, from A m. 10 r. NJ N. B-See nv edienl
and surgical diploma in my ONCE.
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MATRIMONIAL.

NJ ATKlMoNY MADE EASY. OR HOW TO WIN A
a nd dLswson Boston formerly Of Lo.
paid plain directions 60 enable ladies or sentIemen 10 Va
the devoted affections Of Of ser A. ths
ess all may be married appearance or
poon ana ast though not least can be WITH
drcss Professor Lawton, Botsa, Mao No eStSrS SsIsa
fron the Poet Omos unlsss ths postage is pAad
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FINE ARTS.

MR.. J. II. WILTON, AGENT FOR ARTIsTEs BEGS
N1 most respectfully to intimate to the profession that
his services will be available from tho middle Of April until
the end Of August Parties desrous Of engaging him to con-
duet their business will please communicate BY
immediate attention.
ID DARE CHANCE-SIx splendid ORIGINAL PAINT
II ings Of the old Masters for sale Among them tt
tan rranted to be originally Address N. H. Post Of
foe box $3.50.
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

ITO RAILROAD COMPANIES AND CAR BUILDERs.-
only patent :aistsncs
attention Of the gairoa public to the following legal oPn
sas .s And Of Cutting ESD for Senn,.
All orders s sssins; .s s.s%gssass
ss, r.S \; E
f hs date in relation to G ru1:r and
state reply that have the for Mr.
Fuller in the and The points in
The October sis and in the Unted States on Che sh
r
lid bat remains full and validity He maintain
made !. II. sesaas
sue, contrary Psovi;isns and
sRon, y ray sssn;. Any The Gonmi;sisnsr q Z.
s "a :,si s'Sss
granting hi, patent under ii. ss and
sI 4" Il h Atyi sss9ia 1
a 'ssS % sSr esepaFR s E DO
fully concur in the oPinions Irr abeye expressed
Horace II. Day Esq., New York : Dear sr~An advertise
$ tho Ss
sne s s Of an 10 IN
Sn ~hS sss 5'so ya "ss G%1 % M s @ %s
sos which have como under our notice 70 the durability
cfyour spring in comparison with those Of Now England
Car Spring Company Many of the above springs
have been in Of the largest railroads
with weight Of cars unlcadcd when the other hand
have known to fail with any weight thoy have
been pressed with Tho above railroad has number OF
springs in use and through their foreman ofrepAr in
ear shop we were induced to try thom Ho other
hon yours arc to bo had Wo have never heard Of any
heat u ssu.hsrn considerations small
value besides superiority that your springs thirty por
our were not your springs superior Dcsrns
imposed on BY monopoly to from them
cents per lb for An good arc selling for
eonvensenSe and wishing y9u eyory vory
turers Charleston, 8. G. -
INDIA RUBBER GOODS EMBRACING RUnRER
Cloth C0ats. Boys Spreads &c. &c. fer sale ut bar.
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Seven Persons Murdered, sc.

BALTIMORE. March y TB5Z.
The Fairmount (Va) Banner states that six men nna
murdered at house in Doddridgo coun-
ty, Va Wednesday night last. They omgrating
West, and stopped at the house for the night large
amount Of money which they had with them was stolen
by bcmurderers The arooous deed supposed to have
been committed by the parties who broke out Of jail ut
Lynchburg.
George Nelson mate Of the brig IIuntress from New
York knocked overheard and drowned of Cape Hat
teras, on the 10 inst.
The southern mail brings nothing beyond Mobile.
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LIQUORS.

LIALKIRK, Y0UNGER's. CAMPBELLs. 80, sCoTCu
Ale Basss East India Pale Ale, London and Dublin
Porter and Brown Stout in pnts and quarts In dno
dition, warranted genuine, for eale, at WIN UNDER
HILLS Wholesale and Family Store, 40 Broomc street.
N. B.-Kendalrs (eoonomicaiJ Chemical Olive Soap
1.-THE FINEST GRADES OF BRANDIES, WINES, AMI
all kinds OF Liquors In bottle, demuohn, wood in
q. tNDERhiLL. A. the eelsbra,ea Store, 43o nrooms
: and all others Il respectfully invited.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
From Washington city.
THE CALIFORNIA DRY DOCK, ETC.

From Washington city.
THE CALIFORNIA DRY DOOK ETC.
sPECIAL CoRREsrorDENcs THE new YoaK HERALD.
WASHINGTON, March 23-S p. NJ.
The bill to establish railway and basin at San Fran
oco in addition to the dry dock will scarcely pass the
Senate Congress refused last year. to mako the
sary appropriations and the Navy Department has do
cned 70 recommend It, viii meet with greater favor
now 1t would cost nearly two millions Of dolars Tho
contractors for the dry dock will make seventy thousand
dollars on the freight of it, alone from New York to Cali
fornia. X,
THE CALIFORNIA T0KRr PRAUDs-OLE BULL, ETC.
FROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.
WASHINGTON, March %, 1852
The papers this morning publish letter to the Do
partment of State fromA Corwine, Consul at Panama
calling attention to the fraudulent tickets to CAfor-
MIA emgrans by Palmer and others Of Now York, and
discaiming all connection with the said Palmer
Ole Bull at tho solicitation of many members Of tho
Cabinet Diplomatic Corps md Congress will give con-
cert on Friday next. in this CITY
The Senate in exccutatiye session, have confirmed the
appointment Of George c. Lawrason collector for tho
port Of New Orleans.
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The India Rubber Case, Sc.

TFENroN, March 70, ISb2
Our city is honored by the presence Of the Hon
Daniel Webster, who arrived here Saturday evening
The Hon Rufus Choate and Francis Cutting have Just
arrived together with host Of other legal
who take part in the trial of the great India rubber
case Judges rier and Dickinson expected to-day,
when the United States Circuit Court will open
Tho New jersey Legislature will adjourn Saturday
NJ
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The southern mail brings nothing beyond Mobile

The Louisiana Legislature md KOssuth.
New ORLEANS, March Il, 1852.
Resolutions before the Legislature, donounoinE
Kossuth and his doctrine Of Intervention.
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From Philadelphia.

THE LIQUOR LAW IN rESNsYLvANIA-TRIAI. FOE
THE MURDER or YOUNG LEHMAN.
PuiADELPuiA. March %, 1859.
In the Pennsylvania Legislature to day the bill to pro-
hbit the manufacture and sale of Intoxicating liIusrs
taken up On motion, IL amended allowing the
manufacture and salc Of sprtuous malt and vinous IL
quors in quantities Of not less than 81 gallons tho
nufacturc to be directly from agricultural products II
further amended by inserting section fixing tho
next general election which the law shall be voted for
Several sections Of the bill having been agreed to- IL
laid aside for the present and ordered to DO printed
Tho tral of the Skupensks hns been progressing eli
day presenting perfect chain Of crcumstanta cvidense
The testimony the prosecution il not yet concluded
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Marine Disnster.

NORFOLK, March y, 1907.
The ship Philadelphia has arrived here greatly ia
msgcd BY the late gale Most Of hes cargo viii be lest
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SUPREME ECouar.--Crnour.-Nos o6 20, 40, ~ On
eli 3l4 to 31s, 321, 322 1928
SUPERIOR CouRr (Two Branchcs) Nos. bI2 81, ~
63, 726 72, 72s, s1S so2 7s4 500 syl ssa SOL ST. So
se0k, 7poh, ss1S, s92s sssh @ sefm SLY wv sTxs
el2 ol3 pl1 ei8 or es go, 63T 6S3 TOO, yW, ~ ~
$40 esi 92S 9s4 e2s, ~. ~, e8S, ~ eSA
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VNHE FULTON BUILDING AND MUTUAL LOAN
L Association will hold Public Meeting Thursday
evening" March @ at Chatham HALL No. Chatham square,
at seven O'clock for tho purpose Of receiving
members
An address will be delivered explaining tho objects and
advantages Of association to those who dosre
female who labor for living This association offers
oqualled advantages to its members.
Among the advantages be mention ed the
foowing:-soven per cent will bo allowed six months
wish to withdraw after being member six months, ad
ditiona cont will be allowed thereby securing
double interest This is entire feature in bull
associations and we'll worthy the attention Of all taking
interest in the Of the mechanic and working
man.
To those who wish to remain members association
If they prefer money 1t will be advanced enable them
build house to 1.-Two thereby enabling them their
landlords and to compete in the great struggle of
with oapiI aists and moneyed mon.
Ladies Se particularly invited to attend they sub
scribe te shares and hold them in their
with the same rights and privileges tho opposite
which will enable them TO educate and furnish capital
start business with vt future day limited
to eight very large proportion of which
taken carly and subscribe no moro will be sold
after the above amount is taken
The Secretary will be at the eco Of Association
Bowery Tin the Office of tho Citizens Insurance Compay
for the purpose of receiving subscriptions
dues and giving the information regard
principle and working of tho Association.
Subscriptions will be received by tho following o1ocrs:
SAMUEL SOUTHERDEN, Preside It.
Isaac AMEnmAN, Jr, Secretary, 65 Third avenue.
Geo H. Walker e Elirabe,h street cor of Ho,or street
Isaac l.. Dcvoe, 40 Eldridge street.
u. w. w hitney. "a College place.
Henry McCallum, 40 El bridge street,
Foster Is Williams. las Hester street.
Tobias " Mumford, 20 Norfolk street.
Nathaniel Terpenty, lS5 Fifth street.