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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-08-27
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

A BOUT TWO THOUSAND ACRES OF CAPE GA
IA Fear Lands situated the Northeast side of Cape -
Fear River, opposite White Hail. Baden county. reds. 81!
300 Acres of River Lowand of which 80 cleared
and in high state of cultivation The Balance Of the 300
fresh, unceared woodland, believed to be equal
in the State for the raising of Also so Acres of
good upand-cleared. all under good fence 81; TAI Hs
10000 Turpentne Boxes, cut. Timber enough the
premises to pay the purchase money! all the River
Two good inland swamps easily draine Containing ahot
200 Acres good land good Mill Seat the river;
the dam of which has just been commenced = 2 sa*s;s
comfortable dwelling, with out hnEes all in good eoniss
Portable order. WIN. L. MOORE. :
August a. ls52saqsgT sdt ~ aSaslf67 10 s5Osra
1. zrH&5.sj Up. II. ALBERTSON, a5g4 ysHf 1856 y
TTORNEY AT LAW, kenansville. Dfpin count j, N.l
II Co. will give prompt attention TO all business entrusted
to his 80 r'ra rs sJ3 [Aug u. IS52-56 It +.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-08-27

4 T FAIR BLU 4. N. c, will sell my entire plan "a
Il tatidn, FOUR HUNDRED ACRES more or less, -
including about of Fair Bluff situated on Lumber
River and both sides of the Wilmng and Manchester
kfOad; or in lots to SHIT purchasers Any persons wishing
place for mercantile PURPOSES probably cannot bother them
selves the line of the Road from Wilmington TO Manchcs
ter The health of the pce any the line For
A. F. POWELL.
Columbus CO., Aug. 9Th 1889 #t|e 81 1'sJ SO Bins =
CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHEN WARE.
WE are now receiving direct from the French Ffs
w and English manufactures, ,t
II packages French China Dinner and Tea Sets. and
- Fancy Wares so3 81 aottas7 sga2 81 tf g e
IL packages Edge and G. C. Ware. ~ - 80, =, 2 8
Is &c Sprg'd and handled Teas. common,
10 Sc White Granite Dinner and Tea Ware; 'itsa@.
s, g :. Sc and cqlnlnon Toilet Wafe.s as
g I" C0iored Ware, assorted. et1H ..3'.-. = -
o 60 Cane and Rockingham Ware. as5erted,5s sTSl
60 IS American Glass Ware, assorted, 4 .
10 4ss5 Stone Wars assorted, '@ ST+ EtfsSs.
20 dog, Dmijehns from to gaeua;aa ya f5s.sJs 81
Country Merchants soud I'd it to their adYantage
to purchase their stocks If lis. as We save them aconsdera
bic per eeutage in freights commissions, &ee 81 -
Skinner and Tea Sets of and handsome patterns
families at low prices s;ss BfcRAE & HARRIss.
-. Z. - k. Ff5ntssrcet below Market street.
Wilmington, =: q, Aug ., ISL soo;lf
Town papers Standard. N. c. Tel and Rep s. Pat. cory
and leave out all old advertisements. iss
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-08-27

SOUTHERN DELEGATES TO FREEsoIL CONVENTION =
The editor Of the Savannah News al time resi-
dent of Baltimore, thus speaks of the Southern dele
gates in the PiitSburg Convention.
' In looking the proceedings we were panied
TO observe that men calling themselves Southern men
are numbered among the delegates Kentucky. Ma.
ryand and Virginia were represented by delegates in
the convention. We know nothing of the Kentucky
and Virginia delegates, but if The individual who fig
ures as the leading delegate from Baltimore is fair
specimen of the Southern representation in the con.
yenon, they certainly reflected very little credit even
in The association of fanatica traitors with whom they
acted. Nevertheless the rising commercial city OF
Baltimore appears by the record of their proceedings
10 have been represented in that concave of incenla-
and traitors, which the institutions of the South,
well as the Constitution and laws of the country
were openly condemned and denounced. Baltimore is
Southern city, the metropolis of a Southern State
She claims identity of institutions and interests with
of the South. and it remains to be seen whether
her patriotic. intelligent conservative people will per.
init such base such dangerous treachery in their midst
| TO go unrebukel. We cannot believe that even the
insigncance Of the obscure individuals who have as
snmed 10 represent the State of Maryland in an Abo-
IitIon Convention, from the Just reprobation of the
press OF Baltimore. prompt and efficient it is 10 vim
dictate the honor and protect the interests OF the city
! THE Lock OF Mr.. HOBBS IN ENGLAND The Lon.
don correspondent of the Philadelphia american states
that Bramah's celebrated prize-'ock has been with
! drawn from public view. I; will be remembered that
Mr.. Hobbs succeeded in picking this lock- and that he
received reward Of two hundred guineas for his skill
i The Messrs. Bramah made some alterations and i'm
proyemen,s in the lock, and again placed in tie
window in Piccadlly, with the original offer of the
reward appended TO it. 1t remained in their window
a few days. when report reached the Mes<rs. B:a
nah that Mr. Hobbs intended try his luck secons
time. The lock was Immediately removed, and has
not since been The writer adds:
Hobbs patent American lock is being manufac
tured al Birmingham, Sheffield, WoIverhampton, ant
in London, in large numbers, and of all sizes, and
prices ranging from six shillings TO fifty pounds each
Ina few days the office of " Hobbs American Loci
Company will be opened in Cheapside for the sal.
of these American locks The Bank lock, price fifty
pounds has already been placed on the vaults of thu
Bank of England, the East India Company, and sever
al private banking establishments in the city"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

A RICH REVELATION.-Thisw weeks
n SUNDAY DISPATCH will contain the LIFE AND
ADVENTURES OF JACK ENGLE, an Autobiography,
in hch will be handled the Philosophy, Philanthropy,
Paupersm, Law, Crime Love- Matrimony, Morals, &C.,
which characteristic Of this great City at the present
time; including the Manners and Morals Of Boarding
Houses Scenes from Church History Operations in
Wall ct, with graphic Sketches Of Men and Women, as
they appear to the public. and they appear in other
scenes not public Read you will find familiar
and characters with explanations necessary prop
erly understand what it is all about
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Nem llnbIirations

ANDREW JACKSON DAVIs's
n NEW BOOK-Will be published WEDNEsD Az,
March H. in a pamphlet form price 50 cents, The
APPROACHING CRISIS; BEING A REVIEW OF
DR. BUSHNELE'S COURSE OF LECTURES ON SU-
PERNATURALISl9 ;" by andrew Jackson Davis author
Of "Spnitual mtercomse.' :. The Great Harmonic, /"
ke &c. For sale by J. s. REDFIELD, FOWLERS
WELLS, and the Booksellers generally
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~ WOrhingman's Building AssOciatiOn.-
The regular monthly meeting Of the Association will be
hed at the rooms No. 46 Broadway. the Pacific
BANK MONDAY EVENING 18th inst, at u O'Clock
pumber of shares viii be offered for redemption As it
VIII be inconYenlenJ for members then their dues
account Of the number attendance. they par
cuaTy equested TO do SaiuTdayor Morday before
3ocOCK. There few shares still be dis posed
Of L. would be well for those who intend join do
once, tne entrance fee VIII be very considerably ad
vancsd after the next meeting.
T. MCCLELLAN, President.
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JAMES W. Hale, ST sscretsIy. SSAOONi

a. Building Associations Fire Insurance
COmpany.-C $50 900, evided into 10 0Oa shares
SIS each paid up with the privilege of increasing
the capital stock to S50O0oO Subscription for the capital
stock Of this company will be received BY the following
appointed Commissioners John Bruce, No. "a Patt
ST. Wakeman & LHttng, No. SO FultOn-st Daniel P.
Barnard No 16 Wall st. John Buxton, No l6 North Will
liam st Solomon Jessurun No Cinton-court Beekman-
John J. Yellot No 143 Sands ST. BROOKLYN Also by
all the Directors A Prospectus explaining the great
advantages to be derived from the Company Mechanics
and small property holders we to those wish to
invest their and get the largest Of profits
be had Of any OF the Directors all the Secretaries OF
the different Building Associations at the office of Mr.
JessuTun, Ne. 8 Clinton-court, Beekman-st
JOHN BRUCE, President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

7-The Brooklyn Mechanics Building and
Mutual Loan Association Will allow interest, at the
rate per per annum to all persons who prefer
paying their monthly dues six months in advance.
l. viii loan money at six cent per annqm, the
received by the borrowers, those who redeem
shsIes and any shareholder desrous Of Withdrawing
fTem this Society," do SO at any time by giving
months notice. and receive back all the dues paid by him
with interest thereon at the rate of six cent
The entrance fee fixed at ty cents share the monthly
dues at two dollars and the ultimate value Of each
deemed share al Eve hundred dollars.
public meeting for the admission Of members, at
which the ecs and peculiar advantages Of this AsOci
alton will be explained will be held in the Of ths
College Grammar School, the drug store, the north
west of Atlantic and Clinton-sts. (entrance in
Clinton St. y On MONDAY EVENING March IS, 1852
at n o'clock.
Ladies gentlemen who desire to invest money to ad
Vansge, in large Gmau and all wish to
make money obtain the loan Of money their own a
vantage should attend this meeting.
ROBERT P. PERRIN. President
JAMES ROBINSON, Vice Presideet
J. S. DENMAN, sec'y., No. l55Atlanlic-st.
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THE USES OF SUNSHINE.-D.

HHE USES OF SUNSHINE'-D. D.
Il APPLETON & co. published Saturday:
THE USES OF SUNSHINE; by s. NJ author Of the
Maiden Aunt, &C. One vol. l2mO. Paper. SOC cl 75c
This an exceedingly interesting tale it is written with
spirit and elegance and feeling by accomp shed
and powerful pen. Just published:
authors. Vol. Essays from the London Times Price
Soc. bound.
MARGARET CECIL or, I can because ought. By
Cousin Kate. l2mo. Price 50c paper; cloth. 75c.
JOURNAL. KEPT DURING A SUMMER TOUR;
for:chdren Of Village Schools By the author of Amy
Herbert" &C sc Part l. Price, 25c.
PROF LATHADIS HAND BOOK OF THE ENG
LISH LANGUAGE. lzmo. Price, 81 25.
PROF. SURENNES ABRIDGED FRENCH AND
ENGLISH DICTIONARY. Price 90c.
PROP. .ADLERS ABRIDGED GERMAN AND ENG
LISH DICTIONARY. Price. 81 IS
Nearly Ready HEARTS UNVEILED; or, knew
you wOnld like him
MADELINE By Julia Kavanagh.
NCMULLEN'S HAND BOOK OF WINES.
HUEC'S TRAVELS IN TARrARY, &C.
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r. mrs Bishop is to preach To MORROW at
ocfck 8I and the evening No. 106 Allen ST.
Houston subeci-Iuaels Restoration, One Thousand
Years OF Peace &c. Seats free.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

a. Plymouth Church, BrOOklyn.-Rev HENRY
WARD BEECHER, Pastor. viii preach in this Cnurch TO-
MORROW (Ssb0ah) MORNING. at lOl o'clock, and
hoY. CHARLES 9. FINNEY IN the Egeaing al ~ Ock.
Dir Fnrey vii also preach IN the place and
hour every evening week The public generally
invited present.
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NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
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rHK NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE
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p''' BY GREELEY MckLkATh,
. -ur TRIBUNE BUILDINGS CORNER or SPRUCE AND
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fdssered City Subscribers for q Gents per "eeAi
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% N msnfhs or year at the same rate Single copies
ceats Mail Subscribers, Five DallaTs per anAun n
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--tansog with Country Newspapers Dally FaReIt re-
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q Catholicism and Republicanism.-The
Faisites end Faliacies IN lhe Catholic Chapter
ulnteu by Archbishop Hughes will be pointed out in
Ltcluie 10 MORROW EVENING, in tue Bleecksr-st.
Cruch corner Of Downing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

q, ,s3,75O.-To members of Building Associations,
others For Sae Exchange South Brooklyn, i've
minutes walk from the South Ferry, handsome modern
three steIY brick Houses and Lots rented for
three for $3.50 annum possession Of can be
had first May Price $3.50, $3.50 in cash balance on
mortgage goods the amount Of $3.50 at cash price,
suitable for the California market VIII be taken. rare
opportunity buy cheap and favorable terms Apply
immt diately to JOSEPH DAWSON, No 81 Wall St. be-
tween II A. NJ. and P N.
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z sabbath Evening Services in brooklyn
TIE Eth of the COurse Of Sermons Presbyterian
ciuroh Of Ohoton and Rsmsen sts via be deliv
neo o MORROW (SabDsth) EVENING by Rev DR.
nsuoe n clock. The public arc inyitedto attend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

a Rev. Henry Beldsng will preach in the Morn
ng ind itsinoon the place Of worship Of the Free
Co1gietalonal Church, Of 9th aud 3lstst.,
bABBAIH, Mach H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

" Newt erusalem Church. 8sh-st.. near Broad
Wy Poi RUSH vii deliver Lecture this place
10 MORROW EVENING at n O'Clock, some the
Grand Fecniartes Of ne Teaching Of the New Church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

"a United Brothers Land Society.-A general
meeting OF the Society Will be held Washington Hail.
Hester St, corner Of Bowsry, MONDAY Evening
ne1t, 18Th iast at O'clock The punctual attendance
# members Is requested fu statement Of the affairs
Of the Society will be ented and the north half Of lot
No 1913 will be sold b. public auction being surplus land
Of the Society BY order Of the Executive Committee
H. MARSDEN, Trustee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

PEV. A. G. THOMAS.-This dis
IA tinguished clergyman Of the Unvsrssst faith,
is about yEtrg Eng and for the purpose Of proclaim
ing his pesular religious views that country He will
remain there year. after which he will make tour
the Continent OF Europe During his absence he will
respond exclusively with the CHRI STAN AMBASSA-
DOR His Letters will consist Of incidents Of travel
sketches OF manners and customs descriptions religious
institutions and doctrines and diary OF his proceedings
and succes in carrying out the obj ects Of his mission and
in the proclamation of American Unversaism in Great
Britain Mr. Thomas letter writer and journalist is
unsurpassed in his denomination and there few who
rival him. of class the United States. Racy and
piquant nhs styeTemeyed alike from puerlity the
hand, and prosy stiffness the OtheT-wth enough Of
incident and anecdote preclude all tedOuess yet edi
fling and instructive in the facts cated his eaders
viii be beth amused and proed by the reductions Of his
They Will obtain clear understanding Of the DIFF
feTent religious sects in England and on the Continent
and Of the prevalence form and circumstances Of liberal
Christianity, its various phases in the countries he will
visit His Letters thus filed with all that interest the
lovers of the which calls him to Europe. will
Quett onaby be sought after and read with avdy by uni
vesas and liberal Christians in every part Of the United
States and the Canadas It is expected that in number
they will aveIsge about one letter per week.
To prevent misappl ehensiou II may be proper 20 state
that The Ambassador will be the only IN which MI
Thomas will publish his Diary Series Of Letters during
his absence
The Christian Ambassador is published simultaneously
in the cities of New York and Auburn IermsS2 per
wear in advance Orders should be directed 10 H. LYON
Ambassador Office. No 333 Broadway, New York, or M
W FISH No Sc Genesee St Auburn, N Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

q Popular Savings Bank.-A public meeting
for the purpose Of admitting members Of the Wavery
Building Association, will be held in the New Chapel at
the junction of Greenwich and 9TH avs, TUESDAY
EVENING, March l6 at u o'clock Addresses will be
made by several able speakers explaining the objects Of
the snd the advantages proposed to its mem
befs Admttance free The office Of The Association is
at No l43 6th-av and open all hours of the day and
evening and where subscribers any time sign the
articles and pay the entrance ee which for the present
only 81 subscriptions received. and every information
given by the Secretary, at No 70 Wast Office Of The
Courier and Enquirer.
N. B. NOUNrFORT, President.
JOHN GREGORY, Viee-PresideRt.
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Amnsements.

COMPLIMENTARY and sYMPA-
~ THEIIC FESTIVAL to E WALKER & SONS.
The Executive Committee would beg leave to announce
20 The friends Of Me5srs r. W Sons and The public gem
elay. that the above Fetival will plaza NiDlos
on ONDAY EVENING the 18th inst Those who ars
not urn shed with uckeis Of the following
membe s If the Committee
MesIs. Bangs Bros Co No. 10 Park-row.
Mr. Thomas Austin No. 3a7 Pearl-st.
Mr.. George Nessbif, corner " all and Water.
Mr.. John Bradsn n 70 Caual-st
MessEs Knock Childs, No 1853 Broadway.
biesss. Snnger Townsend under American huseum.
blr. VIM Burton. Burton rheater, Chambers ST.
Mr.. w. L. Thompson. No 100 William st.
Mr.. W. Il Strong No 98 Nassau 81
Mr.. S Redfeld corner Nassau and Beekman
Mr.. J. N Genin, No ga Broadway.
MesSTs. Champion h Clark Golden Rule, Ann st..
Mr.. j. J. Davis. odd Fellows Hall
Mr.. John c. Chambers. American Institute, No. s5l
Broadway.
Mr.. J. A. Waller, No 942 Broadway.
Mr. William Heather, No ST Broadway.
Messrs. ATher Burnett, No 81 Wall st.
Mr. A. Biidgeman cener Broadway and 18th st.
Mr., ]. Grower, No, 599 Dad way.
And OF the Secretary, Mr.. William H. Dietz, No. ls4
William
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O. Freewill and Free Communion Baptist
Church, sullivan 81 tsetsesn tnice toa 5toqs o. $
Rev D. M GRAHAM Pastor Services TO hORROW "
lsaobath) MORNING and EVENING, az ths usual
lcus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

= ATEST of BOHN'S SERIALS
IL HUMBOLDTs PERSONAL NARRATIVE OF
TRAVELS TO THE THE EQUINoCIIAL BEGIONS
OF AMERICA, DURING 1799-l804 Vol. l.
THE ODES OF PINDAR TRANSLATED INTO
PROSE, TO which is adoined Metrical Version, vol.
Inst Received By BANGS BRO. & CO.,
Trade Sale Rooms. No, l3 Park-rOW.
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u Church RemOVal.-rhe SECOND CHRISTIAN
CHURCH elder II. p GUILFORD, Pastur) have leased,
hied up and renewed into the Church "a st. nearthe
81, av where public services Will be held TO MORROW
al lOl oclock aud and "a oclock, P NJ aud The
hours each succeeding sabbath Seats free
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

al The Fourth Lecture Of a Course on The Future
Duury OF Man, viii be delivered on SABBATH EVEN
ING n o'clock IN the Evangelical Lutheran Church
Mulberry s. near Grand. subject-The Nature Of The
aeureeuon BODY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

Farewell Evening
GRAND SCOTC II NATIONAL
~ DRAMA, unnvaled for its musical social, moral
and patTisc grandeur-Messfs aud the Misses FRASER
will perfem. in Hope Chapel. THURSDAY aud SA-
TURDAY, March nth and 18Th and Brooklyn on
March 18th o'clock Burnss gnifcent a1d im mortal
drama THE COJTAR'S SATURDAY NIGHT. Adapt
to great variety Of original, national and classical
music. gwen by them to countless thousands in Eng
land and Scotland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

TT IBLO'S GARDEN-Special An
l Doupcement-Fngagemen Of Madame ANNA
THILLON the highly eff ed Premiere Chanteuse from
the Opera COmQGe in Paris whose brilliant in the
principal cities Europe and the United States has been
marked by unparalleled success.
The public respectfully informed that Madame Anna
Thion " III sustain her original character Of Caarina,
in ubeTs popular entitled The Crown Diamonds"
on MONDAY EVENING. March Is 1852; and viii also
appear on WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY Evenings in a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

q North American Mutual Lean and Ac-
cumulaJIng Fund AsROctatIOM--lhe first regular
monthly meeting Cf thus Association will be held at the
Broadway House. OF Broadway and Grand st.,
MONDAY EVENING next, 18th inst, at o'clock
Every member Is earnestly equested to be present and
their friends. All desrOus of joining had bet
ter do the Association is filing up rapidly
Entrance fee 81 monthly dues 49, shares $780, The
ing will be addressed by able speaker Office Of the
Association No 438 Broadway. Open from 10 A. M. until
O'Clock, P. NJ. RlCHAPD F. CARMAN, President
THOMAS g. CUMMINGS, Vice President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

~ Rev. Z. IA. Chaplin will preach 80 Chatham
Han. No 5 Chatnsm square, To MORROW Sunday
AFIEhNOON, a. o.oIook. Seats Zee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

n The Rev JerusaIem.-Eld L d MANsFrrr n
Vii lecture this subject (sno osing how The Rarth ia TO be
e nheiitance OF the SAINTS and there be an nheri
anco for them in Heaven alsa. SUNDAY EVENING"
N7 O'clock. at the Church Of Second Advent camer OF
Ba, and HssteTst The public are flyited Seat Free
Preaching az lli aud o'clock also.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

q s3,424 Made in one Night!-A. the frat
Regular Meeting OF tbe SECOND GREEN WITCH
BUILDING ASSOCIATION, eight shares sold at
average premium of S4l8 each making clear gain
the Association Of 50 424 This il better than ever
makes this Association the most promising Of any yet
eanzed To afford more opportunity to those who did
not secnre shares last Monday evening" Public Meet
ing wnl be held in The Blocker Buildings. Beecker-
near Morton, on MONDAY EVENING March IS. at ~
o'clock AS this may be he last chance which be Of
iored deslreus Of securing shares in this flour
shng Association should not miss his opportunity Those
who cannot possibly attend call the Office. 48
8th av: Remember the public meeting is Monday
night March Is Come early to secure seats.
JOHN KEYSER President.
GEORGE STARR, Vice President.
r. Ross Jr., Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

SATTLER'S COSMORAMAS-First
~ Series. .-Exhibfed Of lsthst aso Brssdway.
Open from M TIL 10 O'Clock M Admission Is cents.
These works Of Ar consist Of col ecnon of VIEWS Of
EUROPE, ASIA MINOR. SYRIA THE HOLY LAND,
EGYPT, NUBIA and ARABIA. They are aketchsd and
painted in oil by Prof sattler
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

o. Fifth Universalist SOeiety.-Ray. 4. JEW
ELL Of Cinema j, Nll preach TO MORROW at lO4
Am and 81 IN the Lecture Room OF the University
Medical College, l4.h st near Sd av Seats free.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

~ Rev. J, Leander Townsend, Rector OF
Grace Church. Cherry Valley, viii preach IN The
Church afthe Epiphsny, No ls0 stanton st. on SUNDAY
EVENING. March IA Service % Commerce az II o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

z Notice.-An persons inteIeHted in OPPOSING the
e1teneing Of CANAL and vic eping of HALKER-SrS, .,
whose pTopeIy for that purpose Tequeted
70 call, WITHOUT DELAY, at the REAL ESTATE
OFFICE, No. 40 CHAMBERS ST, from 10 A. M TO
O'Clock M to sign the objections The Court re1uir-
ing the objectos te again in consequences Of slight
alteration in The assessments
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

M USIC.-A Lady is desirous to obtain
4NA few pupils for the Piano Forte and Singing
Would give lessons thsir residence If preferred Terms
aId-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

We can guarantee to the public from what know Of
the Edltor, that the VIII be ornament to Amer
can leaning and worthy Of the patronage Of all apDre-
eiating minds
No. Park place, New-York.