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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28

DUBHSHED THIS MORNING.
a THE INTERNATIONAL MAGAZINE FOR
MARCH.
CONTENTS The "Aztecs" at the Society Library. En-
craving.
A Day at Chaswortb. Thirteen Engravngs.
Men and Women of the Eighteenth Century
A Model Traveller: Frederick Gerstacker.
A Mysterious History-Touchipg Appantions
Edward Everett and Daniel Webster.
Elizabeth Barrett Browning and Miss Milford
The Happiness of Oysters
The Retaining of the Angel by Alice Carey.
The Enemy of Virginia By Or. Smith
Word About the Army Private.
To Sundry Critics By r. II. Stoddard.
The Red Feaher-An Indian Story BY McLelen.
Threnodia: by Mrs r Kimbal
Mr. AshburRer in New York BY Frank Manhattan, IL
Leopora to Tasso BY Mary Z. Hewitt.
Hungarian Popular Songs BY Charles G. Leland
Featheltop-A Moralized Legend By Nathaniel Hav-
thorne. Concluded.
Chapter on Gambling -Colburns New Monthly.
An Election Row in New York: BY c. Actor Bristol
Frasers Magazine.
The Jewish Heroine-A Story Of Tangier-Bentle7's
Miscellany.
French Missionaries in Tatary and Thibet-Erasss
Magazine
The Story Of Casper Mendez. BY Catharine Crowe.-
Chambers's Journal.
John Robinson The Pastor of the Pilgrims Eclectic
Review
Chapter Oh CATS bamberss Journal.
The Heirs Of Randolph Abbey Dublin Uni. Magazine.
New Discoveiesin Ghosrs-Dickenss HousehodWsrds.
The Wolf Gathering.-Chambers's Journal
My Novel By Sir Edward Bulwer LYton. Continued.
The White Lamb BY r. H. stCddard.
Authors and Books go articles
The Fine Arts. (6 artcles)
Scientific Discoveries and Proceedings OF LeaIRed socie
tes. 90 aIticles)
Historical Review Of the Month.
Recent Deaths.
Ladies Fashions for March Two EngravlBgs.
28f 1t STRINGER & TOWNSEND, No. 222 Broadway.
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IN PRESS, AND WILL BE PUB
lLIsHED IN A FEW DAYS.

sAXTON's HAND BOOKS OF RURAL AND DO
MESIlC ECONOMY. Pnce IS cents each. AT ar
ranged no ADAPTED 10 the Of American Farmers.
l-flSs. Their ortn and yarieties-Manasrrnoaf
WITH nsw TO Profit and Treatment under Disease aso
faps Drecons relative To the most approved modes u
pissefv,g Their fesh by X. Rchads1n, annor 0f
tions-l2ro
UIIhE HIVE AND THE HONEY BEE. With
plain pntcuons for obtaining considerable Annual tn
cone fron os branch OF rural economy also acc 'uhs
OF ire diseases Of Fees and their remedies. and rssrss
as 70 ha enemies and the mode Of protecting the
Hves rem 'lsr attacks. By X. D. Richardson With
ni-DodEsTIC FOWLS. Thsr Natural History,
BIetolig raring, and General Management BY II. d
Richardson suhsr Of The Natural History of the Fossil
Deer,' 81 With II ustraiions
~ 5THE HORSE. Their Origin and Varieties. with
PLAN ons as n :he Breeding Rearing, and General
danseewnt, with instructions to the Treatment OF
Richardson
v.-IHE ROSE The American Rote Cultuist-Bens
PTac ics ireac ihe Propagation, Cultivation and
Maneenent 10 al Ssatoas,ttc With full Directions fr
the IrsameE CT The Oahlia Published by G. N. SAX
TON. 81 Fultcn 81. New York
OrdeIsfrosn the trade should be sent in at once
24f3tTlTfSSs
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Ncm Publications.

TN PRE- HARRY COVERDALE'S
n COURTSHiP AND WHAT CAME OF 1T, oy
Frank Farlegb, author of Lewis Arundel" From the
advance sheets.
Also ready. the Fifth Edition of LEWIS ARUNDEL |;
or, THE RAILROAD OF LIFE-Illustrated. Price Is
eefts THOMAS ORMsBY, Publisher,
a7f2t Ne. lO2 Nsssau-s ST., corner Of Ann.
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~ Building Associations, Fire Insurance

IT, Building Associations Fire Insurance
Compnny-Cs2tal $3.50 eco, divided iato eoee shares
SIS esch eash paid up with the privilege of Increasing
the capital stock 10 S500.ot Subscriptions for the
capital stock Of thiS Company viii be received BY the fol-
loving porscps appointed Commissioners John Bruce, No
"a Plat IT., Wasemsn LStns. No 80 Fulton ST. Daaie
Barn ard. No 10 wall ct, John Buxton, No. 10 North
william ST.; Solomon Je~urun, No. Citation court,
Rtekman 81 Thomas + Leslie, corner OF Fulton and I'll
ler, ats. Brooklyn; also. BY ali the Directors.
prospectus explaining the great advantages 10 be de-
rived from the Company to the mechanic and small pro-
pety hodes well q those who wish invest their
oAty aud get largest Of profits had of
any Directors all the Secretaries Of the different
Building Associations az the Office Of MI Jesurun No.
JOHN BRUCE. Presdsat.
g. ygssuRuN, Secretary. fH Nv
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u NICKERBOCKER MAGAZINE.--
n a Esned by l. GAYLORD CLARK.
CONTENTS OF MARCH NUMBER.

IL NlCh EkBOCkEH MAUAZIN H.
IN Esied by L GAYLORD CLARK.
CONTENTS OF MARCH NUMBER.
4 Tale Upon Antiquity BY Kennedy.
sisnzas Last Night saw Thee in my Dream
The LuBatic Asylum OF BOresko. By A, B. Johnson
Thoughts after Storm. Ay New lone
The 10y alist Of the Vendse.
Lost ike Tule An Inc dent Of California.
Lines: The Gear gone before US BY E. r. Camp
The Poetry Of Praed By New Contributor
The Timidiiy OF Affection A Tribute
sletch-bOek Of Me, Meister Karl BY Charles G. Ls-
The Sapli1 g's Apology.
St. Georges Knight From the French OF De La Motto
Fdrh IN Authentic Narrative By Francis Copcutt
Ke-Uka Reverted. BY " II. c. Hosmer.
Notes from The Joun al Of Student.
i In ,l' "a a. NJ BY Paul siogvoik
Revere OF HORSE manship
EDITORS TABLE
An Epistle to the Editor from the Author of Aban.'
palT Of Nsslyes from a GrahRmite and Gourmet
Gossip with Readers and Correspondents.
l, Letter from the Author Of Rsyenss of Bachelor,
deus National Debt Of Great Britain. L SO Much for
SHIN a The Lizzie Boy who would Pay, win ths
Borss Yankee Paul Ply with Live widow in Rail,
Peasant bard : THE Harp and the Plough TO- K Re
miSicencs Of Deylestown. Penn. II. My Great UncIs
posed: by Miss E. Tdavate.' 10. The light. have.
Been. and It's Influence. a. Narrow Escape Of the Brit
ish Army the Morning they Evacuated New York Is
The Captslns Game Of Chess an Unknown Tongue
10 Things Getting Away II. 4 Rowland for al OH
yer the Beau of Tontine. 49, Trip to Albany Hud
son River Winter Scene and Thoughts 49, A Learned
German Doctor in the South 90 Tribute OF Gratitude
to One Unknown 81 The Lessons Of Life. 90. Bremen
Geese Rare Egg Breeaers 49, A Curious Bundsr. "a.
Suspended AIR Holes for Bank Swallows. IS Recipe
for making Sailor Drama. &c. Railroad Precautions.
a. Verbal Sob interpretations The COboler's Ditty.
49, Kisslng in the Dark 80 YAM &c Cntc upon Art.
81. 'Grahams Magazine and the kEekeIbocker. 81.
IehthyO ogia Hard Fish StoIies a. 'Soliloquium
Fresh Homnes.' with Extracts So The Law rs. Tae
Fnshsh Ian guage Dutch Record. IS AnsedOte Of
Old Hays 81. Complaint of Poet 49, What Heayea
is to Different Peoples 40 CoOquy with Bobo'lnk
Al Taking the Starch OUT Of Partisan Dandy t2
Novel Market Report a.. Poe Poetry Of The Spirit
Knocker' with Limitation. IS The 81 Nicholas Hotel
In Broadway Genin. A. Estimate Of Exclusive South
ern Literature AZ Home. IS Day among Some Of our
Artists so Life in California Inyitaiisnto Hanging
90. A short RemonsiTance sgsinst Long Psetfy
For sale nv all the Booksellers
PSI SAMUEL HUSTON. Publisher. No. l39 Nasssus Of.
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e. North American Mutual Loan and Accu-
mulatlug Fund AssoclAtton.-Tne Books OF sLts
Assoc alton open SUBSCRIPTION ID cir Office No.
s59 Broadway corner Of G AMIDST Office hours fton
clock, N until o'clock. Pm. Wednesday and sa'ur-
day evenings until O'Clock.
Gentlemen and ladies well mechanics, rinors and
adults here invest 50 month for few years, aad
II US secure a home capital to commerce business
RICaAhD y. CARMAN. President
THONASS CUMMINGS, Vice Prest.
MORTIMER eMITH Secretary. 28fl~
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NENMAN e. IVISON, Publishers,
Booksellers and staiioners, Wholesale and Retail No.
1879 Broadway, NewYork.
Gems sny supplied with Valuable Standard Works and
New Publications They sell the following az the lowest
prices:
WEFSTER'S QUiRTO DICTIONARY.
WTBSTERS OCTAVE DICTIONARY.
SfAKSPERE'S WORKS. different ediron,.
BANG ROFTs HISTORY Ofthe UNITED STATES.
FlsQUELTIS new FRENCH COURSE
WOODBURY'S NEW METHOD, with German
OLLENDORF'S SPANISH BOOKS.
nLENDOHFFS FRENCH BOOKS.
eLLEHDORF'S GERMAN BOOKS
FRENCH, SPANISH and GERMAN DICTIONA-
RES
POCKET BIBLES-gTeat variety
FAMILY BIBLES-great variety
kITTOS BIBLICAL CYCLOPFDIA.
ENCYCLOPEDIA AM ERICANA.
COMPREHENSIVE COMMENTARY.
SCOTS COMMENTARY, sc.
Also, SCHOOL BOOKS and STATIONERY, at
Wholesale and Retail 26f TnrhSSf
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~ The CitiZens Mutual Loan and Accumu-
IatiBR Fund Ast will held Public Meeting On
SATURDAY EVENING, Feb. 20, at Their roons No tzi
Broadway next door above Canal st. at oclck Inter
aHg speakers have been engaged Who will illustrate tns
practical workings of this Association. Four hundred
shares have been AIKEN IN less than month The suo
scriptiep book 10 open daily from A. ~ till 5P M and
on Wednesday and Saturday Evenings till o'clock Eve
shares sold the last ocular meeting a. premium
OF S3l0 giving profit Of than 50 Oh each share sno.
scited The regular meeting occurs on tue hrst
Thursdsy in March Shares $50 Entrance fee 81 Month
" dues So SIMEON DRAPER President
7 z KrNntI, s.cr.tary z3f lw
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rYr SECOND Meehanie., BuIldins and Mutual

" Second Mechanics' Building and Mutual
Loan NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF the above Assocs-
Ton are informed that the ds regular meeting fer the
ept of dues Will be ned at No Chatham square on
WEDNESDAY,, March :, at e'clsck, p. NJ. Persoas
pSsing for mosths in advance. VIII be allowed
interest Al the of Elk cent per snnum To cave
cor fusion and themselves trouble members arc invited 10
ea the Secretary before the meeting pay their dues,
and get book and certificate Of membership Oce hours
from A III 10 Y. NJ PECAkE Sec
ssf S,TuSS. Office No l63 Hester st.
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Cost.
Gorses, Carriages, &r.

IMs MULES fer sALE-Ihe sub.
large number of good able bodied mules iIcndng well
broke mules OF coed suitable fer isa Work, OF any
Kind of team work Also. number suitable for shppng,
and lot of good young and unbreken Terms reas,Mbs
Inquire of Robert caey No l65 Washington ST., N T.,
or at the residence Of the subscriber AZ Jamssburg New
Jersey on the Camden aud AmbOy Railroad. where me
mules msv be seen. t20f i2t.l JAMES BUCkkLEW.
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silonep n)auteo anb to Eoam.

ITO LOAN-SS 900, on personal prop
i city, Fire and Life Insurance gency office. No. %
Nassau ST. near the Sun Office. This Office wiil always
sonal properly. where possession - given u LurhEh
SHELDON, Agent. Ef3t'
MONEY to LOAN--On Bond and Mort
lFl gage. In sums Of s.. 600 10 IS 0C0. Applyte
nELDEN q COTTON, Brokers,
40 Inns No 90 Chambers Ut.
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q NEW FEATURE of AMERICAN

"a
~ LITERATURE The NETWORK QUARTERLY
REVIEW. edited by A. q. Remington The Editor ofths
Review Will spare pains IN making II the first in this OF
other county As Is not It's object 60 be cheap but
valuable contributors will DO accepted from tho
most able pens And for hepupose Of bringing before the
public the best American productions, c9anb,tOTs will be
paid their prices for able articles The Editor will
his best endeav0rs discounted all the mavkshness
OF romnncng, and open channel for the frat class
thsught Subjects of vital interest will be discussed
free from minded begotry and party pre-
ucIce. The work shall be the Of no sect. of
party but OF Christian patriotism and OF the nei esls Of
humanity rather than cTeeds Whatever noble fact
and eoqueIce Will be welcome ed to it's pages We feel
shat the tine demand, such awOik-a work which shall
place American eistSEe on base as distinguished for
hbeJhliy and nobeRefs the world vide bass OF her
commerce To carry out toe plan prop0sed, the June
numtsr will contain article on Commercial Literature,
By an able writer TO Hunts Merchants Magazine an
tcle Mar MagdaleDe by Rev j. T. Schroeder, ID. D.,
article the life and times of Chsfeaubnand by r. T.
TucksnRn, and valuable article ted from a
gentleman atey from his travels IN Hungary. the
aoiual cor dtiOn Of that nteYe sting country.
The kriCe Of the work:
Single copies per annum,
10 tuos OF ten-----------
10 Cluhs OF twenty------- Ut -
10 Clubs of lfty--------,-- -
We csn guarantee to the public, from what know OF
the Editor that the VIII be ornament to Amer
leaning and verify Of the patronage of all appre-
eating mnds
CORNISH, LANPoRr co, Publishers,
eff IawlwD&HW No. Park place NewYoTk
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w sigma Phi The Quarta Centennial Of the Sigma
"a MY will be celebrated at the Hall Of the Alpha
S s.fe fk on the evening Of THURSDAY, March 4.
lta une Annual Convention. 4. p. V.
dlrhWkS&1D
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mo the LOVERS Of GOOD BEEF.

The subscrbsr respectfully informs his patrons and
the public generally that be VII expose for sale SAT-
URDAY, Feb. 20, at biz stsll, Nos. and Catherine
Market four very superior Steers also, soms extra hne
utton Lamb and Veal all Of which he atters hmsen
will prove satisfactory 10 those WHO may favor him with
thsir PATRONAGE ALFRED VARfAH,
a6f 3tIstPs Nos 4 and 6 Catherine Market.
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o.. Hud.on river Binding and Mutual Loan

Association having been duly OF ganzea persons desr
GU, Of becoming members do by subscribing at the
ce Of the Sscstaiy, No SO Leonard st near Broadway
Shares $500 EntrsBce fee So Dues So nonthly. A
public meeting Will be held al Bradbnry's Mnsic Room.
No 4l3 Brusewa corner OF Lspsnard st. .hitd noo on
EVENING, March q, at ~ O'CLOCK Ths Oh
ecs Of the Association will be explained bv able SPEAK
SYLvANUSS WARD, Presideat
ALFRED W. WHITE, Vice President.
gro. ". MORTON Secretary. 2sf Ia
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TREEDOM FROM COUGH in TEN

Il MINUTES. after Ese.-Over dfty doses IN each box
for IS cents BRYAN'S PULMOSIC WAFERS. for
Coughs Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Heasssness. Sore
Throat Dfcul, Breathing. Ib6ueEza CONSUMPTION aaa
ali diseases of the Chest and Lonss These Waters give
a lsst,ne cure HALL, BUCKLE CO,
2f NIh&s.stp Wholesale gents No. 40 Green wIch-s
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Y,HE SCHOOL FOR HUSBANDS
n Novel, BY Lady Balwsr ytton frosa eArJ snse'A
- AZ ~ Philadelphia
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W fcstOhlee, New-Yorg-NOTICE-r Eu.
N,sh nns per U. 8 Steamer hESMANN will close
vs ofes On SATURDAY, the 2S.a int, at l0l o'clock
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n1ant Gmnlopment.

AS CHAMBERMAID and to do plain sew
~ ing or TO take care Of children, by a respectable
Young Woman in q small private family. Best of city
ieererc, can be gwen. Can be for tive days at No
90 2d-av.
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We're Revelations from the Spirit World!
ssadey DspaiCi, for Feb. 20, wilt ntain further
,' sSSsh made through the medium OF Lady Blessing
~ AHs Crystal, which has created SUCH hubbuS
~ lktid NgeneF with powerful aud elaborate ar
astnsuShed En glish winter IN defense Of ths
.aeiasse Astounding developments. 2Sfn ~
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A S CoAcHMAN by respectable Man. in
~ private family. No objection to city or country.
Good cs reference given If required He belongs TO The
English Church Call at No 1911 9th Can be for
three DAYS, II not esgaged
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AS GARDENER, by young married Man,
IN who understands his business in all its branches
The bestof reference given. Address g. Tribune Office
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SITUATION - Wanted, in a Fancy
~ Coed Stare, by young Man from the country who
has been engaged the LAST four years Best Of
27f 2ts
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~ RI. Rev DR.. Whitehouse, Asnistant Bishop
sinos will preach in the Free Churc1 Of 81. Jude,
ebsy opposite Amuy.st, TOMORROW (SundV)
IyENIN at II O'Clock. when a collection Will be 'aken
pa,uppot Of the Church The friends OF Free Churches
are inyied to attend zd ~
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AS NURSE and Chambermaid, or Seam
IN stress and Chambermaid, and to assist in washing
aud ironing by a competent respectable y0ung Woman.
Has the lest Brooklyn City New York reference for
high integrity and capaby To be seen for two days at
No 223 Fulton. ST. Brooklyn, one door from Tulsry
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~ New. Jerusalem Church, Sth-st.. near
R,eadway.-pIof BUSH viii deliyera Lecture a; TINS
in.s TC nopROW EVENING, At II O'Clock. Subject
ms rSroTs aud Fasties involved III the Prevailing Doc
r,rs Of he AtonsUent. Col II"
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" spiritual Manifestations.-prOf S BRITS
IAN vii give CouTse OF Lectures UPON the Philosophy
Spiritual Phenomena. sustained by numerous facts. IN
hoEs Chapel, No us broadway. commencing ca MON
DAikVkNlNG, March /, at ~ O'Clock. Subject OF the
fui Leetuts-The Relation of Mental to Vital Motion,
Power Of Man 10 resist Cold. Contagon, and the
eeas 26f 4ts
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" Lectures ON Education.-Dr. ELIZABEfh
BLACKWELL will deliver Course OF Gil Lecturesto
LADIES' On the Laws of Life with special reference To the
fhyN,a Education Of Guls The first Lecture OF the
Cssns will be delivered on MONDAY, March !, at
tecekP NJ. in the Hope Chapel Lecture Room Itese.s
koekslofe No 6g1 Broadway. I'll s."
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ryF Funeral Diseeurse.-A Sermon on the recent
" afSn packard wife OF Capt: Elisha Packard Will
dsvsred in the 8leecSerst onvsi say enHfcn, ny
Nv can, ureucips III lO4 O'clock z3i IL
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ITO SASH-MAKERS. Wanted, two
Il Journeymen Sash makers and one Blind maker, to
go Sd ort distance the City For further parcu
lars inquire Of f. b. BRUSH No i56 East 25th st. 27f 20
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AS SEAMsTREss, by respectable Pro-
IA WILING to take care OF children Good cty reference
gwen Can be seen for three days At Mrs. BARKER'S
corner of Columbia and Carroll sts South Brooklyn near
,bs Hauill on ay. Ferry MAJ
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~ Empire Building and Mutual Loan Asse
ciatiopIhs fl 81 regular meeting for the payment OF
dues and rse Of shares Will be held TUESDAY EVE
MING March g. az the Mercer House corner of Broomo
aAd Mercer at n O'Clock. Members Will notice that
the oRth dues OF S. per share, due and payable
q before this meeting
fusion members are invited to call on the
Secretary before that time pay their daes and get Their
Il ok and Certificate Of Membership Once No. us
Sprirg ST., open from TO 9, 7. II.
JOSEPH X. TAYLOR, President.
(Controler, Park
JONATHAN W. ALLEN, Vice-Prest.
y WELL, Secretary, No l7S Sprngst.
n b Shares will be sold at this meeting. 2Sf 80
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~ Lectures for lS52.-The Fourth Lecture, (of
lhuuse Of Five } will delivered IN the 9th st NJ H.
cAuch corner Of 9th st. and Avenue h, on MONDAY
NlNiN G. March !, a, u O'Clock, p NJ by Key; n 8
l0slER. Pastor of the MubeiyTt ~ Il. Chnrch'
hsto-C;randeur Of Creation Five Tick cts Tor 81 sin
rLsures IS cents Tickets may be had at the door OF
nsChvrh DANIEL +, MACFARLAN,
Mus Chairman OF Com. OF Arrangements.
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Co Dxeioht Congress ationaI Church, in Gth-st,
~ III and Sd avs Kew w. w WALLACE Will
oslvtso 81 he SABBATH Feb. 20, at l0i A NJ and
P.ss n The public respectfully invited 70 at
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YRey. r s. Storrs. Jr., Pastor Of the Church Of
AnpisSms Brooklyn will preach al the Broadway Tab
s,es on SABBATH TO. monogl EVENING. Rev.
rS PkTToN viii preach in the AFTERNOON, and hsv:
X, THOMPSON in the MORNING. Services commence
~ A nj ZIP M and u 2 NJ, precisely. 28l ~
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Letter. ls'ssn Gs France must DO prepaid
S'h VIM V. BRADY, Postmaster.
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~ II will soon be Full.-From the rapid manner
IN which persons subscrb ng for shares the SECOND
GREENWICH BUILDING ASSOCIATION VIII soon
be enabled to cloe books large and enthuSl
astc meeting was held on Wednesday evening, aud
great number of shares taken To afford another
portuny to those who ish become members of this
homshng Assocision,a public meeting Will be held IN
q Blocker Buildings. Blocker ST. Bear Morton. on
MONDAY EVENING. March l, at II O'Clock. The
limits Of advertisement will not permit an exp ansiion
OF the great advantages offered but all who desrous
Of improving Their pecunary condition invited to come
and hear the principle explained Come early TO secure
seats JOHN KEYSER, President.
GEORGE STARR, Yice-PTest.
r Ross. Jr., Secretary.
TRUSTEES.
Charles Crane, Samuel Sinclair, James W. Farr,
John Thomas James NJ Post, W. Il. Smith, Jr,
David Dlilliken, ID. G. Weeks, Robert Peterson
Office No. 40 Sth. ay., where the books open.
2Sf e
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90 0O0 WANTED.-A person with
q SsVOOCash, to extend business ia q Retail
and Jobbing Store located il frs.-rate West,
rood situation given and sscarty for the Re-
f. eBces given and required Address T. r. r. Pos. Office
2sfHs
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experienced Dentist may hear OF an opportunity TO
coparnership with the advertiser, who enjoys
practice reqnling an assistant single Of good adj
dress and wiling to leave the City Immediately, may ai
dress DENTIST. Tribune Office. 28f IL
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rsrRaIIy 70 vanxhnl Garden-susTAIN oNE

Rally 20 yauxhali Garden-SUsrAIN ONE
ANOTHER-Ihe THIRD MANHATTAN BUILDING
ASSOCIATION will hold public meeting THIS (SatuT-
tayl EVENING, Feb. 20, at Nauxhall Garden BoweTy,
oppose 6h-st Doors open att meeting to commence at
IA o'clock.
srty hv small monthly payments Addresses panat0ry Of
Building Associations will be delivered by Jacob Fem
" 4 Miliiktn The nesting Is free to all Ladies
aud gentlemen are invited 10 attend
JAMES S LIBBY, President, LoVeloy's Hotel
DAVIS COILAMORE. Vice. Pres't, No AL Broadway.
JAMES W. WESTON, Secretary.
TRUSTEES
James B watkins. No Ia Catherine st. James Newer,
corner Of Houston and Bowery Seymour Whiting No 81
East Broad way; William A. COnaDt. No. 10 B1wery;
Albert Miller, No. ii3 Nassau.st; William II Cornell,
No. So Fulton Market; John A Currier No. l9 Green
wch-st Joseph Hangh, No leG Brcadway James l..
Worth. No. "a Broadway.
JACOB l.. FEM, No IS Spruce At. Surveyor.
PoMERoy JgNKs, No 81 Wall-ss. ATTORNEYS.
Secretsrys Office. No. Is Spruce ST. % floor, whore
copieE of the By Laws can be had tree 2Sf lh
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rOOK.-Wanted a first rate Cook, for
" small family In the country. A woman thoroughly
qualified, apply at the Office Of the Astof House
2ef 2,s