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| GENERAL PASSAGE AND FOREIGN
VI EXCHANGE OFFICES, Established in ,ssR5-
le24) 90 South st., corner Of Pine, New York RfsA
SC Waterloo Road, Liverpool; Is Eden Quay, &{2E< Y,
Dublin-Ths Subscribers will dispatch during the pr9E
Regular Line Of Packets sailing between New York Lv-
erpoo and London, under Persons proceeding to the
Old Country, those sendDg for their friends will find
it TO their interest to select several lines heY
conyeyanceG Passengers engaged with will be shipped
under tho superntendence Of hrm thereby pre-
vomiting any disappointment or delay
The SWALLOW TAI1 LINE sails from Now York, and
from Liverpool the Ssh and 21st Of each month cono
prisag the
CONSTITUTION, NEW WORLD,
QUEEN or TIKI WEEP ASHBURTON,
LIVERPOOL ALBERT GALLATTN,
CONSTANTINE, PATRICK HENRY
Tho "DRAMATTo LTwE' sail from New York on tho
2Sh, and from Liverpool ths th Of each month"; vE
Sh0
ROsCIUs, IHENRY CLAY,
GARRICK, ETDDONg.
The "KED STAB LINE" sail from New York tho 1lths
and Liverpool 25th Of each month, viz the
CONSTELLATION, WEST POINT
WATERLOO, UNDERWATER.
Tho AMERICAN AND ST.' GEOaGEs LIME OF Packets
comprise the 20. PATRICK ANDREW FOSTER CRE-
OLE, ST. LOUIS, MEMNON, Ac sail from New York
and Liverpool every elk daye.
The LONDON lime Of Packets sail from New York on
the let and l6th and from london 9th and 2lst and
P9rs% ogth Ssh 9nS 24h Of eaea Tqonth comprise tha
EMENTgIelAN EM4Nge lANToNd cToNdBpss c89SsRRH2fHiUs cc89SsRRHf aR7nr
YORKTOWN, PATRICK nENRY.
LNDEPENDENCN, SIR ROBERT PEEL.
DRAFTS Al SIGHT, for any aroUnt, on the NstionsI
Bsnk of Ireiana, it's Branohes &c. &c. ct all times FOR
sale Apply 90, OK sddress BY letter, post-paida
AIS snixN az ssrah at eoreer Pine Me-, y-opi
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PARIS MTT,LTNBEY

MFRS. RlON, No. 67t DIVISION STREET,
I'VE respectfully announces to her former pat-rF-A
and the public generally that she will open u O
inspection her Sprng Faehions consisting greatf
Fagesy of the chosast Parsian styles Monday the
18th instant MRS. RION,
NIB ana3 671@ Division street.
STRAW GOODs-STRAW GOODS.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL AT YOUNGPS
w Cheap Straw Hat Establishment No. 95 ~
BOWEkY. A very large assortment Of Straw A H
Goods of every kind OF quality that can be found #
in this city the greater part of which havng been
purchased for cash enables the subscriber to sell -
at very low rates splendid and Isrge assortment Of
the most approved shapes and styles of Bonnets and
French trimming brads will be kept constantly on hand
hIo1ghout the Particular attention will be paid
to keeping handsome assortment Of Cbildreps Hats
of all kinds and Sizes Horse Hair and Straw Hats Of
every description cleaned and altered.
viii remove TO 92 two doors below the street,
about the first Of May, spacious store All 3a<
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UNION HALL
Wholesale and Retail Clothing Warehouse

GlOAd k1AA11l
Wholesale and Retail Clothing Warehouse,
CORNER OF FULTON AND NASSAU srREErs.
Small Profits Past Dispatch and Prlnctualitu
This Immense establisAment, which has lately been
building contains six distinct leading departents
divided into various minor branches each having i
trhuted ix floors and the system upon which they
insures prompt and satisfactory attention
to the wants and of every purchaser Ths stock
of res dy-mads CLOTHING is the most comprehensive
EAreo anu IN sne onloeu otAIee, ana me
apparel made to measure cannot be surpassed in style
workmanship or material by any house in New York
while regards cheapness, in every department
parison is invited and competition defed
Organization Of the Establishment
The tire business Iyste Of the is under the
general superintendance Of Mr. W. PAYNE, whose long
che qualify him admirably for the situation Of manager
The First Floors
devoted wholly the retail business ard stocked
with unsurpassed assortment of fashionable and
aonable cothipg for gentlemen and boys.
s. H. NOE, Director Of the Gents Department
The BOYS DEPARTMENT. comprises complete assort-
Of the most tasteful and elegantly cut suits for
boys ever ofored in this city.
W. X. TAYLOR. Superintendent
The Second Floors
are the Custom Department. all styles of fashion
boys clothing made to by the best artists None
but cutters Of the very first class employed
Managers, JAMES T. BARRY snd VIM HEIoN.
The Third and Fourth Floors
appropriated to the wholesale branch Buyers will
variety, the beauty and cheApness which
must be to be appreciated. This Department ia
under the direction Ct a. PHILLIPS with several assist
ants
The Fifth and Sixth Floors
form the manufacturing portion of establishment
Superintendent, =. G. PARR.
Purchaser Of Trimm ings Fancy Goods, &c., T. soonEs
p l. ROGERS, purchaser of Cloths, Cassin eres, Vest
iugs, SC.
No advertisement convey adequate idea of the
vast business done at UNION HALL Of its extensive
stock its order and regularity and the cheap prices
which laid the foundation of its POPULARITY and contn
to sustain and increase it. The proprietor under
whose eye the whole system works satisfactorily,
respectfully invites buyers and the public generally
Al 2mx p L. ROGERS Pronrietor
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HOOD & SANCERsONs TRUas.
A S THE TREATMENT OF RUPTURE
"A has hitherto depended upon the ac- ,=SyA essN
ton OF spring directly opposed to tie iadi efa
cations Of the disease and the afflicted IN 49,
feom the esrhest date Of the invention, szsSzsasD
exposed TO the torure endoes variety of Pads
Fixtures, the parties interested icvited TO exann ne
tae above Truss, with The illustrations the disease
tnow in the otce and deter mine the kind Of Truss
eessary to their condition. without proper direction
e pressure The shape Of the pad the Complication
fixtures cannot effect the object and consedueny de-
cve the and render the disease inourabe The
illustrations, however, tell the story.
HOOD TRUSS OFFICE,
AIS 3m* No. Barclay ftrset.
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Mutual Loan Association.-rhere will be a meeting O.
the members of this Society FRIDAY EVEN ING
the 2Sd instant half past O'clock at the APOLLO
front room, Sd floor The subscription list is open
and prospecuses may be had gratis the Office in tn,
bo okstore of Adranoe, Sherman g. Co., No. 2 Astol
House. AS the Society goes into operation the st
May those ladies and gentlemen who intend become
members requested to enter their forthwith
Entrance fee 81.
JAS. PRISON, President.
f. WEBSTER, Vice President.
j. CHOLwELL, Secretary of Meetings.
W. VAN NoRDEN Chairman { ON. of Management.
J. D. PRICE Secretary
A. II. JocELYN, Treasurer. AIS It's
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CARPETS.

CARPETS.
TREAT REDUCUION IN PRICES, AT
VI the Celebrated Largest and Cheapest c CAAPEI
ESTABLISHMENT T in the United States, No. 80 BOW
''',1 ~" HIRAM ANDERsoNs
Eight Spacious Sales Rooms Wholesale and Retail.
contains the largest handsomest cheapest assort
ment Of English and American Floor Oil Cloths to be
found in the city from two shngs and sxpence TO one
tho square SAFES RooS S6 yards wide
contains the most beautiful and yaregated assortment
unparalleled low psioesve shlings to shing and
sxpence per yard New and elegant figures for spring
SALES ROOM NO b
is fully stocked with unrvaled assortment Of English
elegant designs, manufactured expressly for the City
trade reduction rs per cent. from former prices
0' 0u'' ''' anu SALES R1I EST ROOM 90 Eo.a
contains hundred and fifty pieces Of fine Ingram Car
pesng new Fall style at ls 3d. 2s, 2s 3D., and 4S per
SALES ROOM MOB,
displays great variety of English DruFgets from
to four yards wide from Ss and Cd per yard and up
wards Also elegant assortment of Rugs, Mats SC.
~ ''-' 1'1'''O Sales ROOM NO. 6,
IS fully stocked With every variety Of Stair and Hall
CarpetiDg at H. 3d. 2s Cd, 5s 3D. 4s 5s, and g. per
IN SALES ROOM NO. ?,
the Patent Tapestry lngrsn Carpets exhibited at
the Worlds Fair formerly sold at 9s per yard now sell
ing "'''' Cd, per gaTEs gasTTqEs ROOM NO. s.
An extensive assortment Of Table and Piano Covers
and Tapestry Carpetin Brussels Stair Carpet
Plated Brussels Stair Rods Parlor Door Mats Co.
all of which offered at % per cent less than any
other establishment in the city.
HIRAM ANDERSON, No. 80 Bowery.
All goods packed free Of charge. MS If
NEW STOCK AND NEW STYLES
OARPETING, 1856 WILLIAM ST, NEAR
~ Fulton, N. Y.-The most complete assortment Of
Carpetings, Oil Cloths, &c.. may be seen at the
WHOLESALE WAREROOM5 of the undersigned, which
have all been purchased since the lat Of January,
from the celebrated manufactores Of Europe and
tho United States which may be found pattegns
strictly private, and entirely
ROYAL VELVETS,
selected expressly for city trade.
Tapestry AND BRUSSELS,
combining in variety Of patterns ID cOors the most
distingue ever before offered in this market
THREE PLY, INGRAM AND VENETIAN,
Of every grade variety and sye together with unr
OIL CLOTHS,
manufactured in England Germany and America suited
TO all climates, and adapted to every Also,
SPANISH AND CANTON MATTINGS,
plain fancy and checked of various widths late from
ship perfectly fresh and with RUGS. TABLE
AND PIANO COVERS, &C.. all of which will be sold
cheaper than before offered at wholesale RETAIL
for OR CLOSE TIME PAPER.
Rsy- OWNERS AND BUILDERS OF STEAMBOATS,,
Hotels and Public Buildings particularly requested
to call great pans will be tahsn to suit them in every
pArticular. EM McGRORFY,
DAVID WEBB,
M2S 3m~ 1856 William street.. near FultOr
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r BRUEN, 311 Delaney STREET,
y would respectfully inform the public that he is 1t
s times prepared to supply customers with the best
quality Of Butter Crackers from his Bakery. He dovotes
hs attention entirely this branch business from
his long experience aters himself that he able TO rve
the fueGt satisfaction to all who patronze him. nefoc-
tories, Oyster Saloons, &c. will be PROMPTLY supplied by
n. B.J. .. 10 prepared to supply order from AL
seosong Of the country Al tho lowoss cash prices.
rs S,u&
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WROUGHT IRON PICKET FENCE, AN
w entirely new Article ofbeautiful and original de-
signs, suitable for DWELLINGS, stores,
CEMETERIES, FARM HOUSES.
qpd all places requiring IRON RAILING. 1t is gupe-
Ior to wire railing for strength besutY and chearuess.
be attached 20 wood IS well iron posts and
oSJput up without the aid Of an iron worker Prices
az 20 cents 60 IS per foot. Specimens be eeen
zoe Aanufactory, "a Trinity Place. Now York.
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TIN PLATE & SHEET IRON WORK.
MOOLCOCKS & OSTRANDER, 81 ANN
wv street. manufact and has constantly for sale
Speaking Pipes Mouthp ,es, Elbows &C. Zinc Tubing
Bell Boxes No. for Bell Hangers; Tin Roofing Lead
executed in the best and the shortest no
tice Goods packed in tin for the California and
other markets. Jobbing in every branch Of tho
VnS u..
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BLACK BALL LIME PACKETS
ENROM LIV RPOOL-PASSAGE TO
the Isl and 10th Of everv month Drsfes 70 esSs.
9i and upwards on the Royal Bank, Ire and n sSs-
and Prescott, Grots Co.. Bankers London 10 be had
at the old and long established house Of
ROCHE, BhOIHERS & CO., "a Fulton st.,
MI 6m# next door but one to the Fnlton Ranl
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ss@ AAd--NA4 SF%NSA%kSs
DOWERY CLOTHING EMPORIUM.-W.
!; s.: &; 8: 81:
Pangaoons and Yeats Of every variety, Boys Jack is
and PantaloOns. Also, very extensive assortment
Childrens Clothing All of the above constantly on
hand, or will bs made to measure at short notice and
warranted to please. All goods sold this establish
ment warranted to be S represented.
Don't forget the number. B0WERV. J35 I4t*
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AT HOBOKEN, A NEAT TWO STORY
yabe, fronting the water about i've minutes walk M
from The Ferry On the promises are Of the I-I
finest fruit trees and shrubbery. Apply c. B. SMITH
246 Washington Murray. Office up stairs ais It
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HMPIRH CLorHTMcs WAREEorsE

Dont forget inc number. B0WERY. J25 l4t*
EMPIRE CLOrHING WAREHOUSE
100 AND 122 FULTON STREET, 3
lGO doors below Nassau New York. Nes
CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. EA
The subscribers having made extensive altera- @
tions and additions in their large Establishment -1
which comprises
EIGHT LARGE AND SPLENDID SALES ROOMs
and being furnished with and carefully selected
assortment Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
invite the attention Of the public their superior
READY MADE CLOTHING,
made up in the most fashionable and recherche style.
The reputation Of this establishment is SO favoraby
known it is needless to say hing that score;
to strangers would say, that prepared
nish the lowest Cash Prices every variety etye
Of Goods that be found in the New York Market.
Our extensive facilities for procuring Stock gives us
decided advantage others in the trade from
the heavy amount of goods have constantly hand
the possibility il precuded Of person not being suited
In our
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT
Wherein employed the best cutters in New York;
there cen always be found large and splendid assort-
ment Of
CLOTHS, CASsINEREs, AND VEsTINGs
which will be made to order in the most fashionable
Style
EMPIRE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,
40 and l22 FULTON STREET.
MIA Srais* SMITH, DRUMGOLD & PROCH
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BARNUG'S MUSEUM,
THURSDAY, 22D APRIL, 1852

Il HADAWAY'S BENEFIT.
T. H. Hadaway begs leave to announce his friends
and the public generally that the above evening ap-
pointed for his Benefit which occasion he solicts
their Patronage The Entertainments will commence
with Thy desire) the avo-ite Domestic Drama called
ROSINA MEADOWS.
Jethro Baxter "a tarnal crtter with song descriptive
OF his family and ther peculiartiesl Mr.. Hadaway.
To conclude with the Adventures of SAMPSON JONES
at the Rail Road Depot
Ticketn nav be aecnred at the Mnsenrn A1S
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ar The Thlrd Mammalian building A

RB- The Thlrd Manhattan Building Az
ISOLATION IL who feel interested in procuring a home
stead for themselves should join learn no it can be
done BY small monthly payments.
The Entrance Fee is 81; Monthly Dues, So Shares
$500.
Persons desirous of becoming members of tie Third
Manhattan Building Association do by ling
the Office of the Secretry Is Spruce street, floor
where By Laws be had free of charge.
JAMES LIBBY President. Lovejoy's Hotel
DAVIS COLhAMORE, Vice President
No. AT Broadway.
7 All
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MONDAY AND TUESDAY AFTERNOONS, at thre
O'clock, Comic Farce Dancing. sc. Evenings at 7l
tho play Of the WIFE WEDNESDAY AFTERN OON
GaEARY AND FAIR STAR, by request Evening. tn,
DAY AFIERNO0Ns, capital frees, So. THuRsnAl
EVENING. for Mr. HADAWAY'S Benefit ROSINA re A.
DOWoi on Frldan ey ming the same Ispested. SATDR
DAY AFTERNOON, tho last performance of CHERRY
AND FAIR STAR. Evening, BOSNIA MEADOWS.
The YOUTHFUL GIANT, the HAPPY FAMILY, SC.
are to be seen at al hours.
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METROPOLITAN REsTAURANT,
MO. 381 BROADWAY THOMAS SEW
ARD has opened'this establishment in n
style OF magnihcence and splendor equal if GIes8M
nob superior, to any other ia the city. He ES2t5A
viii at all times be prepared TO his W
toners with the choicest Injuries and delicaces of the
market and hatters himself that it will be in his power
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GREAT BARGAINS I'M
IIlN.n.lA L 4 ...l.n1-. 4 Z. II

ErEATHERS, BEDS, MATTRESSES, &C.
Il AT CRAWBUCK's, No. S5S Grand street (seoond
door east Of Essex st. y New York; CHEAP UPHoL-
SpEkY AND FEApHER S1ORE.-The attention Of
families about purchasing is respectfully invited the
large and beautiful assortment of Beds. Msttrasees,
Paasses, Bedsteads, Cots &c. all of which have been
purchased at low cash prices to mske il induce
ment for all to call and examine the above stock previ-
Gus to making their purchases. Goods sent to any part
of the city Brooklyn, Williamsburgh, free Of
riage. Old bede and att7sssss renovaeed and 1ozGs
over W. CRA WBUCK, 1853 Grand st
F2g sm# second door east Of Essex st. " y
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Prepared by Prof. e. Phalon, New York
HAIR DYE-Phalons Celebrated Liquid Magic Hair
Dye the best yet discovered for oolorng the Hair
Whskers the moment it is applied The wonderful ease
and certainty with which this avorite and old establish
cd Hair Dye performs is astonishing l. is for sale
applied, at Phaon's Wig Factory No. 1877 Brondway.-
Copy tho address. F8 sm*
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TO IEH LApIES.
VI TII0 Is MOH II ppT A N rnITrn naTrc,1

W7HO is NOT HAPPY AT THE THOUGHT
w Of greeting once q year all cf our old a a.
neglected friends, and to enjoy the sweet ifA
smiles Of the ladies' and zip the ruby wine fzerfE
and above all TO taste Of those richly favored ~~ ~
cakes OF CURRIERS', comprising choicest '-~--~
qualities Of Fruit Cakes, Almond Pound Citron Lady
CAKE and scotch Sponge and all fancy srtcles in the
Inc Syster Crnozore o. everg kind and at I9l
GREENWJCH ST o2g es7s#
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FRBDIK. NJ. PATCERrA rrN

1NbJ II, w, EALCE1NIANN.
VXTATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER. 170
w CANAL ST.. between Sullivan and Varick r.
SITS, would respectfully inform his customers and fvS
the public in general, that he keeps, usual is
very large and fashionable assortment of ne gold and
silver Watches iewelry and silver every descrp-
ton Every article warranted as represented and ct
the lowest possible prices Watches iewelry and silver
up to order r22 su :
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VI ~ w Ae @1&aR2kAIN 4
DUBLIC ATTENTION is RESPECTFUL
L ly invited to the establishment of the IL S,s.
yRadersigned His long experience and srlss=1t3
tinued success, leads him to believe that he
can yield the utmost satisfaction to ell who W .2s
entrust their orders to him His prepara-
tions embrace all kinds of Cakes, consisting Of
Plum, Pound, Citron
R0isn, Almond Currant,
Sponge, New Year Scotch.
Jenny Lind, Kisses, Lady's Fingers.
MsccarOons, Coeoanut Drops. 40.
Particular attention paid TO all orders for Vcddpn
End other parties
N. B-Famiiies supplied with superior Bread ia any
part Of the city.
P. S.-No connection with any other bakery.
W. DUNCAN, No. 37S Fourhli Avenue,
MA SIMS cor. 27th st. formerly Of lSe Bovsry.
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CAKES CAKES! CAKES

CAKES CAKES CAKEsl
TOHN SNECKNER, LATE 210 BOWERY,
- now UNION PLACE, would inform q -,
his old custo omsrs and the public, that he 10 lta
preparing large and elegant sssort- ff71srEFf
ment Of CAKES suitable for The leasen.- sy2ksl1
Those who would wish good article would
do we'll to give him cali before purchasing elsewhere
N. B:-Alto, his celebrated NEW YEAR CAKE freah
every day.
Fresh Bread and Rolls every morning sent to any part
Of the city. M28 6m-3m*
BENJAMIN. Willis BAKERY
OOI GRAND STREET, AND 2l6 DIVT-
e)ZF SION STREET. The subscriber a ~
would respectfully announce TO families re- - f
siding in the vicinity of either Of his stores E,-s
that they will always aAd fresh supply Of LESs
Pies Cakes, Biscuits, Tea Cakes and every- -a----
thing usually kept by bakers Parties and Balls supplied
{ ith Ice Cream at the shortest notice. ri 8nE
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WINDOW SHADES
FROM TWENTY FIVE CENTS TO TEN DOLLARS.
Lace Curtains,
FROM TWO DOLLARS TO TWENTY DOLLARS.
vi usl1n Curtafn
FROM SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS TO FIVE DOLLARS.
Also, all kinds OF trimmings for Curtains and Shades
at reduced prices.
BE- Dealers and others find tho best assortment
the city at kelly FURGUSONS,
o2QlL dun1 e. Pc nd atra
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WHAns TT COGmes


TOR HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.-THE
following list If articles Of good quality which arc
all requisite in going to Housekeeping may be had de-
livered in any part Of the city Brooklyn Williams
burgh Jersey City or Hoboken for thirty dollars or any
part at proportionate rates the General House Fur
Kettle. s. W SMITH e. RROTHRp
HoUsEFURN1sHING no LIST. SET NO. FOR $50
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L W VIC
nts were
Sc in Ca.
| |tainGar,
yer, pro
compel
to adm
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Officer.
)earancl
le street
lity. i
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Y of
elebIat\
n, s5 M
appel
Ltted duI
1924 3.
|'reaSur
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ssS- "Cset Money! save-Invest, and in
CREASE IT-BUDsON RIVER BUILDING and MU-
TUAL LOAN ASSOCIATION.-Thi Associaton will
hold Public Meeting at Bradbury's Music Room, No.
4l3 Broadway. Lisp enard st. (thrd floor MON
DAY EVENING, April 18th at O'clock Addresses will
be delivered explanatory cf the workings of Building
Associations. Shares will be redeemed the Regular
Meeting in April Persons desirous of procuring money
to Home free from andlordsm, will have op
portunty at that time. Office Of the Secretary open
daily at No. All Wsshngton-st., Laigh where all
desired inform on will be furnished Dues So monthly
their and Entrance Fee ($2 with the Secretary
either Of the foowing officers. Now is your chance
SYLYANUS s. WARD, Pres't, No. All Washington-st
ALFRED W. WHITE, Vice Prest City Inspector
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John Bovce, No. 227 Greenwich-st.
James Webb, No 43 Charlton-st
John D. Dixon No. l05 West Broadway
Geo. Rodman, Nos 229 and $50 West-st
Jacob La Wall No &C North Moore-st.
Patrick Coyle, No. 141 Chatham-st.
Geo. T. Warner, No. BAY Broadway.
B. II. Romans, No. Y Warren-st.
John P. Brinkerhof, No % Chambers-st.
GEO. W. MORTON, Secretary, No. All Washington-st
JOHN HOOPER Surveyor, No. JOG Fulton-st.
Attorneys ana Counsellors, EDGAR, YOUNG & RUTH
VEN, No. 25 NassaH-st MI If
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NEAUIITULLT,
keeps it soft sken and clean thrice long any other
preparation It will change the harshes hair into the
most healthy. glossy satemparting to most beau
tiful dark oolor-keepng both the skin and hair in
healthy and luxuriant state until the latest period
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a8- HOme.-Dry Dock Building and MIA
TUAL LOAN ASSOCIATION-The regular meeting of
this Association will be held the third Tuesday
ing of each month, at UNION HALL, of Avenue G
and Fourth st. few shares remain. Those wishing
to invest their to the best advantage would do
well to attend this meeting Bye-Laws be had at
the meeting, at l79 Orchard street, any evening"
D. c. SMITH. President
VI. V. BARR, Secretary.
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TRUSTEES:
Cyrus II. Loutrel, n Maiden Lane; Josiah NJ. Smith,
Centre and Hester sts Dr. Henry S. Downs lOS
Grand st Q. n. Wright cor. Columbia and Union st.
leck 80 Fulton st.
Edmund J. Potter City Hall Place; IN. Potter q
Wall st., Attorneys.
The first regular meeting for the payment Of dues and
admission of members will he held Tuesday Evening
April 2Oth at O'Clock, at Union Buildings 163 Bowery
There will be addresses explanatory of the workings
this Association. The Secretary is daily from
PM at his Office l6S Hesers for the purpose of receiv-
in subscriptions. y2g IT,
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