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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-01-16

I'VE the Sub crbers. having been np-
w pointed hy tie Honorable the Probate Conrl
for the District Of Chu-uden, commissioners to re-
ceve, eX imnr and adlu>t the cinIlnS AMI dem MINDS
of all persons aIlinst the IS ne ot John Down
err late of Winston, in said y strict, deceased rep
resented insolvrnt, aud also all claims and d
mands exhibited in offset Their to; and siA month
from the day OF the date hereof, being allowed BY
said Court tor :hIt purpose, We do therefore hereby
give notice. that we will attend TO the business @
our appointment at the dwelling of Clarissn Down
er in WIlIiston, in sud D.trct on the first Mo
days OF March and May next, at 10 O'clock, ~. NJ.
on each ot sud days
Dated. this 29lh day OF November. A. d. 1851.
WILLIAM Il. FRENCu,)
C. w. BROWNELL, Commissioners
IL. D. SMITH,
M21M3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-01-16
NEW FURNITURE STORE.

NEW UKNIT UKE DTUKE,
No. 2 Erchange Building, College 81. ,
tLEAy LNwuRrn's BLock)
II ha u 81 B. nsay be found n
w great lal.cW OF Fashionable Furniture and u
hoIstrty Goods, Medium and Low Priced Furniture
otnll kinds
Go, age nd Fancy Painted Chamber Furniture o
splendid styles
Feathers and Feather Beds
Hair Natres-es, liu-k aud Pain Lepf do.
Pew Cushions aud Church Furniture generally.
Guilt Mahogany, and Black Walnu, Framed
Looking Glasses
Looking Glass Plates OF every desirable size.
5TAli tor sale al prices ow as the some quality
Of goods can be obtained IN either Boston or New
York by l. ) ALLEN
n. B-IIo'els and Steam r pats furnished at the
shortest notice, aud at the most reasonable terms
Burlington, May lst 1851. Wit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

~ Boele's Hyperion Figid for restoring, pre-
serving emhe hing the Halr.Ihe following csrtld
cate flom DR. wlrsiOw Lewis. Of the most eminent
physc ans Of Boston Will show the estimation in which 1t
is held by the scientific and learned being only out OF
the many Others received:
BosToN, Feb. l5 1919.
Mr.. VIM. BoGLE-Sr: The preparation invented by you
for the hair been extensively used IN family and
they give tie decided pTeieie all other compost
tons Of the kind 1t nvsoTales aud bsautfi the hair
and the ska of impurities, without producing
any ultimate deleeious effects which frequently
the result Of many wei known patented compounds ..
WINsL0w LEWIS.
It is an indispensable article for the ladies' keeps
the hair place and curl and the skin parting of the
hair free from daDduf and scurf For children, il lays
the foundation of good head of hair.
Te be had Of A. 9. & ID. SANDS. No. 100 Fulton St,
Rushton Clark Co. No 273 Broadway J. Mlnau Co.
No 1872 Broadway; VIM. II. Cary Co. No. 245 Pearlst,
world.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

" Village Homestead. Lean and Savings
Fund divided into shares 81 siV0
corporation CT Mutual Loau aud Building Associaotsa
society beer formed under the above name having Tor
F%stOTo become owner Of sufficient space Of sroqni
fr building the vcioy of the city, and TO pay fcrthe
s. cond-To borrow a sufficient Of money to build on
such ground and 70 pay both principal and interest 'y
Ihd-To lay up BY the payment Of monthly esallmsnts
to ne AsCca ioD nhd When shs s ;ls ava
giving days notice TO The Secretary, before any gen.
Fouh-To have ,h.re in any profits that may to
the Association BY these transactions with members.
Each nSeer to py for tsea seas hed s
years the affairs Of the Association shall be wound mp and
ss p: ITS . 1s has h
profits which on any other system the land Spectator
IT'S Scarce nscersary to add that will be taken to
choose such site for building as shall combine hsahiai'
For further and more minute Informaton wers'er 70 we
srclesef asoclstlSr where can % founa more IN oea
vspsfes TO the shsrehoders OF upon application 20 the
able Homeseads within the reach Of workingmen
uviec TO attend and learn he pincpes 81 our pan
10 Wi ian lam t. on TUESDAY, EVENING March g.
o'clock. for the purpose of receiving new members.
sdo kq ss Ls2tR ;:l
srSsIae- Michael Duff No il MoIs-st, y C.; Ell
TRUsTEEs-Dudiey Persse, Nassau-st; Edward J.
Earle, No I29 Willamst. Michael O'Connor no. 2eS
Front st.
ATTORNEYS Dillon & O'Gornan. No 80 William
WILLIAM A. KENT, President.
TUos NJ HALFERN. Secretary.
Once No. 1923 WashiE et0n Stores, william ST. mi 2;'
IL Save the Jncrease-The REGULAR Monthly
Mte;ir Of the FR tNKLIE BUfI DtSG ASSOCIATION
will be held neat wFDNES EVENING at Wash
ington Hall No 1872 Hester at of the Bowery "a
will direct the public to the ofmeengD
The pfo of this Association have already reached Sew
era thousahc dollars and opportunity to participate N
IN. profits offered 10 all who JON at The Board
Trustees in considerable Of the osperty of the Asso
alton and in justice TO the present members. have de-
eide the Entrance Fee afer this meeting; 50
al who would the proposed Increase thou como up
and enroll themselves members Al Sho do so VIII
have the privilege If borrowing money this occasion
Three dollars, paid monthly, Will accumulate IN very
few eight hundredan over the Savings
Banks of resIly six hundred per ce1t
IT YOU purchase house adyaDtsgeously aud have
YOU can procure it # the FRANKLIN BUILDING AS
ISOLATION fsTeT terms than from any capitalist in
The e. trance Fee is now So Dues Sc per month.
Shares $500.
Addresses viii be delivered BY John Fowler. Jr Jacob
l. Fern and Dr. Johnson xplaning the principles, OBJ
ecs how tie profits Obtained how real estate can be
scared ard other particulars realie t. the Sudag As
The mee.r gs are lee to al ard enlemen and ladies'
ara uree6 70 attend SAMJ Il. BAhTOL. President.
WINCHESTER p. MOODY, Yice-Presid9nt
C. Y POND. Secretary OFce, No Is Spruce st.
JOHN FowLER. Jr., Attorney.
EZRA b. WESTON, SuyeyOr. MA
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Men, pnblications.
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Fourth Edition Now Ready.

Fourth Edition Now Ready.
TIME CORSAIR, a Venetian Tale. BY
n George SaId, author Of "Consuelo" :" Indiana y
FIRST and True Love-" &c, &c.
The Corsar 10 work with more Of action and incident
than usual with the productions Of George Sand but
purity of style and brancy Of thought that emnsny
peade those works by which she better known to the
American people in nowse lessened but rather hight
ened in this recent production The liesmosy
between Venice and tie Grecian Isles is fepete with
dramatic incident and the characters drawn with a
vigorous and almost startling iruthfuness We advise ali
and they may DO assured Of finding truly great
work Of absorbing in crest.
Complete in large 8vo volume Of 1928 pages Price q
cents eIly BUNCE & BROTHER, Publisher.
m2 3h No. 1874 Nassau-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02
miscellaneous advertisements.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS in

n
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS in
Ia DRY GOODS.-ssllmg ont the Winter Stock at
COLUMBIAN HALL No. 28i GRAND ST.
Without the ibsation ofthe Common Ceun-
ell or any other Corporation 20 dsmosh the Parh Foun
tain or to erect Washington Monument 1t being the IN
tenton of the propretor Of Ha No 2i 0raAd-
st. to sell out their stock Of Fa and Winter Goods
proyidng they can obtain pufchsss) With this intea-
ton they will offer On
MONDAY MARCH /,
all their remaining stock hand wet goods not in-
clused j consisting OF
sHAwLs, SILKS MERINos. PARAMArTAs. MUS
LIN DE LANES. PRINTS. ENGLISH LONG
CLOTHS LINENS.
With the determination hst they shall be sold at aSy and
every sacrifice.
With this object will offer
GRAPE sHAwLs, that coat SIS. al $40.
GRAPE sHAwIS, that cost SIS. at S.
RICH BLACK SILKS. Gro do Rhine, a. 7sc and VI P'r
RICH BRoCADE SILKS, extra quality, at SEC and 81 %
peryard.
RICH PLAIN and cHANGEABLE SILKS, at % anS
IS cents.
FRENCH mEarNo PARAMATrAs, CoSURd and
ALPACCAs. at a reduction Of 50 per cent. below the
invoice value.
FRENCH MUSLIN DE LAIEEs-cOs. >, essts-of.
ENGLISH MUSLIN De LAIYEs-soss ., osnts--0f
fsIsd at /. cents.
ENGLISH PRINTS Cfsts. tsXture)-eost II csat-of-.
fsred al 10 cents.
sIHoN SONS ana GRAY & McKEwANs
IRISH LINENS
TABLE CLOTHS, hyoiced at 81 and offered 1t 81 -
81 50 and offered st 10 e's
DAMAsK TABLE CLOTHS. iIyscsd at s. ess"' sas
offered at 81 cents.
PILLOW CASE LINEN. s. Nids, iavoced at "a csn~'
and offered IT q oe1ts. -
BIRDsEYE DIAPER, ipvoicsd At ., cent?, ssa en>''"
10 ceL.s.
SCOTCH DIAPERS AZ soc, 75c., and ~ per p'ees-
YORK MILL MUsLINS az lod pr yafa
Root MILLS MUsLINs. "a, (has) a. To- per yao'
Ar ATTIC MILLS MUSLIN, at 81. psfyarc
aIIrNpALE sHEErfNGs. ie4 vida. AZ Is. si.'
49, - a., mas. approved stamps z4d marks ~
M s. NJ Z. ToWLE.
r2 tlssp ~. y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

DuTNAMS SEMI-moNTuiV IL
Il BRARY, VOL. 4.-Inis day IS published
THE WORLD HERE AND THERE Oh NOTES OF
TRAvELgRs. From Household Words" BY Charles
Dickens.
5FIRsT SERIEsl2mo stiff paper Is cents being ths
foarth Volume Of PUTHAMS SEMI-MOkTHLf LIZ
BRARY Of Standard and Attractive Works Tor Travellers
and the Preside.
CoYTESTs-Short Cuts Across the Globe, The Isthmus
of Sue T. The Golden City. Our Phantom Ship among the
Ice My Pearl Fishing Expedition, Short Trip INTO Bosn
Care and its Mosques The Mouth Of China Lost N Lon
don South American Scraps The Pampas Indians An Ad
with Lizard. The Sierra de ST. Catherine, The
Jews in China The Art of Catching Elephants
Volumes already Publohed
Vol'I HOME AND SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY. From
Dicksns's Household Words "
Vol. H. WHIMSICALITIES. BY Thomas Hood. Win
Vol. iii. WALKS AND TALKS OF AN AMERICAN
FARMER In ENGLAND. BY Fred. Olmstea. WIN
illustrations.
Useful and economical volumes for the million"
Boston Gazette
Admirably oapted to alleviate the tedum Of long
Journey, 20 anuse a vacant or sck hour al home
rBostoa Traveller
"yep neatly printed with large type upon good paPg
hook which will bear the and tear OF hall e2Isn
readings and then be worthy Of good binding and apscs
the shelves. Tke of stiff pasteooarJ as
sord ample protection against even the aorason
the volume would suffer the pocket Of rslroaa o.
stage coach traveller" lml 2tl ICeurier Sns Eaiurer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02
M MILES for SALE.-The sub

100 MULES fer SALE.-The sub
lOO scriber has constantly on hand aad for sale
large number Of good a,e bodied mues. including well
broke mules Of good suitable for farm ~ors any
hind of team work Also nnabsr suitable for shipping
and lot of GOOD young and unbrsken Terms reasonols
Inquire of fs6eft chsy No. 1855 Warrington st., u
or 1t the ressncs Of the subscriber a. JAassbus New
Jersey on the Camden aud Ambey Railroad, where the
mules may be seen t2f 1871 JAMES BuCAkLEW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02
Cost.

r OST.-Two PROMlSSORY NOTES,
j. Enclosed in buf ts,per both made b, Mary Anna
Pel and Endorsed by the one Jr SItl 81 dated ga
February last at moatbs the other Tor Ss)o H. Inc
public are cautioned against negotiating the same a. pay
msn has stopped and tbey only valuable ~ tue
loser liberal reward will be paid on leaving we sans
with s H. FLEETWOOD, Ne 20 Nassau st. III ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02
~ NJ SAXTON, AGRICULTURAL

publisher has in press and will publish the l2,a-
RURAL ARCHITECTURE Being couplee de.
scri.ton farm houses cottages. and
p,i,ing woed-hOEses, workshops, tool houses eaSs
henses apaIy or bee heuse poultry houses. raoony'
dovee piggery. barns and sheds for cattle, c Se
Sc Together with lawns, pleasure grounds and pals
the flow er NUT ard vegetable garden Also usciai 80
ornamental domestic animals tor the country iesiae,
&C. &c sc Also the best method Of conducting nA.ei
into cattle yards md houses By Lewis Allen, ser
tifuliy il ususted New York. c. NJ SAAIoN, AZ
cultural book publisher No l53 Fulton So Orders TO- a.
tssds should De sent in early kn NAuetr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

WANTED-By the Patentee = o. IA, most lost
w valuable inv entioa, inca Ia o. 1870 NM,
.h WITH ss y T.
~ e. ~ ~, ~ ~ IL there bang much more Of ths
@ 81 ~. he PAT ntss can attend TO- Adde'S u,
sensrs Pess-O1iee. vita real mana, aains Wars "a
rev nay be had
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

HARPER'S MONTHLY and INTER.
u IL NATIONAL MAGAZINE. and PvLnAM ~
SEMI MONTHLY LIBRARY. The World des a.. AZ
there tweetly Newspaper Cheap Puolicanons; - :.
f.r sale, by ELTON Co. No. Tryos-rows hN .s
Railroad BUILDINGS, Nsw-york- H~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

Iscture.-W l. CHANDLER, ESQ will deliver
1,n,s en- Thin kir e. before the Adds man Soce-y,
aL1e,s Cbsuei, WEDNESDAY EVENING, March g.
nrsSerg al N. Tickets % cests for sale at New
NAB V.oaSwsv mp ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02
Gbaares for Business Ellen.

HIANUFACT0RY for SALE at AUG
lvl TIoN-The mschit cry aud fixtures Of Machine
Sewing Establishment, used an the manufacture Of Cloth
ing, az No g. DUaBs-st tbud door. VII be sold a auc-
non en- THURSDAY. al nst. st 10 O'Clock M. M ~
kNOR SALE-Ihe Lease, Stock and
y Fixtures % a weii-sstSSAshsd Jewery store in
Broadway. This good opp aniy for any ,ersoa AaV-
ing $500 or 5000 in cash The batRcs Of the payment
would be made easy. With attes,on the caring
alone could be made 10 For further psic
lars address, with real pams, r. n. W. Tribune Once
MI Tvs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

-sSs- p,oules LectuTes.-The Tenth Lecture Of the
csa,s vii be gwen BY hey r. W BELLo"s N the
-. Es1scss respCcing Liberty found among her
ySsrds Tickets ~ cents to he hsd az No ~ NASSAU
". ladies' Doors open at 6. o'clock. Lecture con-
Two L"e.si ~ MI 2ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

M New. York Historical Socicty.-The regular
hly mser of TINS Society wnl be he'd a. the roons,ln
-. n,;ysrsity on TUESDAY EVENING, March 2, at u
sclaes. MI G. DUDLEY VIII read a paper on . The
u,.,oIy Of Cotton and Cotton Manufactures"
M iis MAUNSELL FIELO, Recordlng Secy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02
Horses, Carriages, ST.

EvOR SALE--A pair of MATCHED
Il HORSES, full brothers, sosnd and kTd These
horses have been sent from hs country to the advsser
who wishes dispose Of them They are ~ fac span OF
boT,es Tor light work for the road Can be seen on
Tuesday Thursday snd Saturday, as No. i2i Wsuenn,
after II o'clock. mi ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02
The 18th Edition Now Retdy.
A MY LAWRENCE; or, THE FREE

The 18th Edition Now Ready.
A MY LAWRENCE or, THE FREE
IA MAsON's DAUGHTER, By the author OF " STAN
feld.Hall," Mimi Grey" &c Beautifully llus1sted.
Price 50 cents.
This novel possesses all the brianey Of dialogue and
eryor Of description that characerzes the novels Of Sir
Walter Scott The characters that in indeed
worthy of master hand and in this case they have met
with unworthy painter.
Also the Sd Edition of Eugene Sues great work
THE FORTUNE-TELLER OF ST. AVAYE OF, THE
MYSTERIOUS STRANGER. by Eugene Sue. PIce
50 cents.
This story is admirably told and like all the works Of It's
celebrated author abounds in dramatic action and tragic
interest The characters viydy drawn and sustaned
throughout with striking fidelity. The portrait Of Ana.
tale cold specious ambitious intrg uer for example, is
rendered with impressive fathfulnes which, once read
can never obliterated from the memory The character
of the beautiful Diane brilliant yet melancholy like
ness of the easy virtue which marked the female represent
ayes of the proud wealthy and corrupt upper classes of
her cay The touching history Of poor Maria Fayeau-a
type of the faer portion of the be read
with mournfu interest aording does vivid contrast
between the morals Of the upper and mddng ranks and
the utter Of protection which virtue whom allied to
beauty in the French metropolis aganit the lechey
Of aristocratic bertnes. The work is destined to be
widely re ad, and to createa sensation Ferssle by
GARRETT & CO., Late Burgess GarnettJ
mi q Publishers. New-YoIk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

A You've MAN wants situation as Sales
L man in Wholesale Establishment Undoubsed refer
enee given as to honesty and sobr ETY. Address wA2REN
Huptlg'on l.. fSf tts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02
DuITE,S HOMEOPATHIC DOMES.
h)ant employment.

A S good plain Cook and frst-rate W ash
IA or and Iror en- by respectable Prote slant Girl la
good recon- endation from her last place. Can 0
lss East 22d-st between I'd and 3davs, second moor
back room. ms ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02
6uefial Notices.

n O. w N. cs cestra' @ ~ DsS on
k.ssnay EVENING, March 2. at u O'Clock, al the
ISesG~sy h0"' JAMES KELLY. Chairman.
WILLIAM L: snAnDLo"' Secretaries. N,
- o.rersl Committee of Democratic Whis
" 0sMnsm-A meeting Of TINS Ionmitee WI Re ne d
teuss n e.dsay HoEse, on TUESDAY EVENING,
y tle ,e2 a. n o'clock By order.
EaeA !" i'''' ERAsTUS BROOKS, Chairman.
= y u s,osyyAN Seoie'io'' mi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

rg~ North American Mutual Loan and Accu.
muIatfug Fund Association.-The Books u tbs
Association are open for subscription at their Office Me-
ass Broadway, corner Of Giand-st Office hours from
clcck A. H. unt o'clock, III. wednesday and Sasur-
day evenings uatl 9 O'Clock. .,
Gentlemen and ladies' well IS mechanics, minors and
adults here invest 50 month for few years ana
thus secure horne capital 70 commence business
RICHARD y. CARMAN. President
THOMAS. CUMMINGS, Vice Presr.
MORTIMER SMITH. Secretary. 2di"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

u Building Associations Fire Insurance
CompasyCaPtai sl50eoo cvlded iato 100 snsses
tho captal stock s5O0.oo0 SUBSCRIPTIONS for the
this Company viii be received 6y tue iol-
JOhh Bruce N o.
u Piatt st &aseasn kfsting, No. 50 Fulton st.. Daniel
p Barr ard, No 10 Wallst, John Buxton No. is North
William ST.. Solomon Jessurun No. Clinton court,
Beekman ,t; Thomas Leslie, corner Of Fulton and I'll
lsry SITS, Breohyn; aso BY an tAe Directors:
rived from the Company to the mechanic and small
and get the largest amount Of profits be had
any the Directors all the Secretaries Of the different
Building at the office Of Mr. Jes:urun No.
sChntop- court, Beekman st.
s JEssURuN. Secretary. ld z"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02
MACHINE BUSINESs FOR SALE-

In The subscribers. beGk about ~ retire rtm basi-
nsss Will sell reasonable ther ea,e establish
Gent consisting OF good stock Of Machinery. Lathe
Press and other Patterns together With well esahishs
eusress and good set Of IL no, sold together
In ten days Planes. Lahes SC Will be sold separately,
At reasonable prices ard BILE terms. Appy to
stf tsTuTh&Sh corner Center and ne strr ats.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

~ SIGMA Phi The Quarta Centennial Of ,he Sigma
pSIFrsterny will be celebrated at the HAL Of the Alpha
ofNew. York. on the evening OF IhUkeOAfs Msrcn y
Is,2 Al the Aunusl Convention. T. 4. '.
~ i2tMX&Sk1D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

IL The Mount Vernon Building Association,
No. 1, will meet a. the corner OF Chrsphsr and Hud
son ais. on WEDNESDAY EVENING at O'Clock
full attendance 10 particularly requested the Annual
Election for Directors takes place There likewise An
Amendment 10 the Articles Of Association under
confederation. Let all come .
GEO. ". ccorTR, Secretary. mi Sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

FOWIEHS q WELLS, NO. III NASslu-sI, m T. u
NEWMAN & IVISON, Publishers,
VBookselers and Sta;ioners Wholesale and Rsta No.
1919 Broadway, New-YoTk.
Constantly supplied with Valuable Standard Works and
New Publications They sell the following at the lowest
prices
WEBSTERS QUARTO DICTIONARY.
WEBSTER'S OCTAVE DICTIONARY
sAAKSPERES WORKS, different editions.
BANCROFTS HISTORY Of the UNITED STATES.
FAsQUELLIS new FRENCH COURSE.
WOODBURYS NEW METHOD with German
OLLENDORF'S SPANISH BOOKS.
OLLENDORFFSF FRENCH BOOKS.
OLLENDORF'S GERMAN BOOKS.
FRENCH, SPANISH and GERMAN DICTlONA-
RIES.
POCKET BIBLES-srest variety.
FAMILY BIBLES-great variety.
KITTOS BIBLICAL CYCLOPKDIA.
ENCYCLOPAEDIA AM ERICANA.
COMPREHENSIVE COMMENTARY.
SCOTS COMMENTARY &c.
Also, SCHOOL BOOKS and STATIONERY, 81
Wholesale and Retail. e6f raThSSu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

"ANTED.-Hundreds Of young men
w are now wanting situations, only in conssqaeacs OF
thsir bad Writing Their fIst applsaiiob sa9ue ~ Us
adm sspn into GoLDsMiTHS WRITING Cl.AssS5hS.,A
Slr q. classes 70 morrow, al n -, :.s
3 and O'Clock. p d. Ne younz nsa can &c, ~ ri
whh asa WILLS s"'S h~@s' M St.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

r. Hsms.Thsre Is no Place Like mes mes
The IRVING BUILDISG AND MUTUAL LoAN
ASSOCIATION will hold another Public Msetins %
TUESDAY EVENING, March D. at Chatham Hal, Cav
tam square at II O'Clock This Assocs,sn 10 now ia sue
cessul operation having only been organized few das
and 2s2 shares have been subscribed for srsia
attend, and Learn how you may obtain ,uss ~
Youi family which you call your OWL aad whin yo
procure by small monthly payments This A,socs ya
Is ling up rapidly that the entrance zee VIII
have TO be raised Shares, $500 Monthly dues -. Ia
trance fee Sc. ~ ,,.-u
Addresses will be delivered by Hon. JACOB L. FINN
and othe explaining heiworkmg Of this seaehcia ass
ciatIon. Ladies and gentlemen are particularly heu
attend.
MORRIS FRANKLIN, President No. lt6 Roadway.
GEOkGEH BELL, Vice President, No. ieo NassAu-s''
TRUSTEES. 49,.
George Franklin. No. i75 West st. Gee " EiyIss'
County CLERKS Office City Halt Slas C. Herring Nos'
1877 and 1879 Water 1t James Jackson Jr NO sol brota
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Jichaldson, No ~ Fulton-st George l. Maxwell NO
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