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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

~ The New-Ycrk Land and Building Asse-
citation organized 20 procure 500 workiag
homes 1t in the fun tide Of success LIZ, the reai ship
pp ridden thep be inspired with hope and lsn
asiely The initiation fee only SOC bat VIII be
raised 70 81 MILES OK AMbGRs, President
II s. sNITn, Seerstary. Once Nc. Muryst
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4 RICH REVELATION.-This weeks
~ SUNDAY DISPATCH vii caniain the LIFE AND
ADVENTURES OF JACK ENGLE, an Autobiography,
IN (which will be handled the Philosophy Philanthropy,
Paupensn, Law, Crime, Love, Msirimony, MOras, &C.,
which are csascte isc Of this City ut the present
tine; including the Manners and Morals Of Boarding
Eouses some Scenes from Church History Operations in
VAL st, with graphic Sketches Of Men and Women, a.
aey appear to the public, and they appear m Other
scenes not public Read ard you will find some familiar
eres and Characters with explanations necessary to prop
ely understand what il is all about
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T ATEST of BOHN'S SERIALS
IL HUMBOLDTS PERSONAL NARRATIVE OF
TRAVELS TO THE The EQUINOCIIAL BEGIONS
OF AMERICA DURING l7s9-l80i. Vol
THE ODES OF PINDAR TRANSLATED INTO
PROSE, to which is a6joned Metrical yersion, VOL
Just received BY BANGS BRO CO.,
Trade Sale Rooms, No. - Parkrow.
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NEWMAN & IyISON, Booksellers
and st.tioners NO. 1879 Broadwsy have, in connec
ti,n win fan assori q eat Of school Books
FIVE THOUSAND REAMS OF WHITING
PAPERS.
Consisting of Fine, Extra. SupeTfne and Extra super
An, "a follows for ga al MIL prices:
Piue ard Whie wove Letter Paper;
Rlus and Whine laid Letter Paper;
Rn. and Waite woye FoOlscsp Paper
Iue and White laid Foolscsp Paper;
Blue and White Note Paper;
Ruled unrnled gilt edged and PLAIN.
Also = varied and complete assortment OF rx,
SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
70 the County Trade at the lowest 0ooing prcss
NEWMAN IyISON, Booksellers,
No. 1919 Broadway.
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Amnsements.


COMPLEMENTARY and SYMPA-
~ THEr1C FESTIVAL, 20 Il WALKER SONS
The Executive Committee would heS leave TO
to the f,ends Of Mssrs W Sons and the public gem
eiay. that the above Fetivsl Will lake place az Niblos,
on MONDAY EVENING. the 18th inst Those who
uEn shed with tickets obtain them Of the following
members a the Committee:
Messrs. Bangs Bros \ Co No. - PArk-rog
MIR thomas Austin NO 81 pssTi-s,.
Mr.. George +. Nessht cprner Wall aad Water.
Dir. John Braden. N 10 CaasLst
Nessfs Knock Chtds No. 1853 Broadway
ktessrs. Sunger Townsend under American Museum.
Mr. VIM T. Burton. Buttons fhsa,er, Chambers 81
Mr. W. l.. Thompson. No le9 william 81.
Mr. W. L Strong. No 90 Nassau a.
Mr.. 8 Retheid corner Nassau and Beekman.
biT. j. N Genin, No 2it Broadway.
Messys. Champion 4 tlss, Goldsa REle, Ann Of.
Mr.. j. ]. DAVIS, Odd Fellows Hall
Mr.: John { Chambers American institute. No. Sb
Broadway
Mr.. j A. Waller, No 81, Broadway.
Mr. William Heather No 81 BOsdwsy.
Messfs Arther Burnett, NJ 81 Wall 81.
nv A Blidgeman Garner Broadway anc 18Th st.
Mr. T J. Grower No. 500 Oaiway.
And OF the Secretary, NJ. william II Detz, No. iN
William st.
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~ Rev. Albert Nash, Of the N Y. East Confer
% yiil preach en SABBATH, March H. in the Second
IN q Church. between Avenues & and ID. Services
.emupe nee al IOt AM, and o'clock p NJ.
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IF Second Manhattan Building Association
viii hold It's Sixth Regular Monthy Meeting at Ne $50
BreOms-st, Of Crosby, (entlsnce Crosby) on
MONDAY EVENING, March IS at o'clock Dues and
interests due, and p1ysble a. the Office Of the
Secretary. Ne. IS Spruce-st Cd floor Office open on
SATURDAY, from A. II. 70 P. NJ
IN. GEvIN. President.
wv. WESTON. Secretary Once Ne is Spruce q:
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VIII be ready March 20,
Mrs. H ARhI EFT BEECHER
I'VE sTOWF's great Amerissn Tale, entitled
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This great work which has been long expected Is now
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For mower Of defcrDtlon and thrilling delneaoa OF
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reputation Of the talented authorizes 1t will be published
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" The New-York Land and Binding Asso-
citation will hold special meeting on MONDAY EVE
ING March IS at Union Hail. cor. AyepueE and Fourth
ST. for the purpose Of aodpg the woi kngmen o. hsnha
objects and to Obtain Subscribers 20 Association We
shs secure each who Joins house and lot Tor the
an al monthly payment 81 for few seaIs Let those
who doubt ,y to do this call and hear our argu
ments Able speakers wit address The meeting
MILES CHAMBERS, President.
II. 6 SMITH. Secretary Office No. Murray ST.. where
subscriptions received.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

ss5- s.cond Reformed Presbyteriau Church
r ~ BIosdway. Preaching To MORhO ", tSaODst }
iiUh nsf MORNING end AFTERNOONS, AT toe usual
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~ Post-Office, New-Yerk-NOTTCE.- mails
per u. .. M. steamship FRANKLIN vii closs at ia.
Office SATURDAY, March 10 a. l0f A. NJ A close
mail viii be made up per FraAkin for Bremen aud tbs
German States. WA V. BRADY, Postmaster.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

~. Mrs. Bishop 10 to preach To MORROW at
- ek Al and IN evening at No. 106 Asn ST., near
ponstcp q subject-Isrsels Restoration One Thousand
ye,rs of Peace, kc Seats free.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

IT. S3,424 Made in one Night al the first
Regular meeting of the SECOND GREEN WITCH
BUILDING ASSOCIATION. eight shares were sold at
average premium OF $i6 each, making clear gain TO
the caton Of $342 Ibis s better than ever, aud
makes this Association the most promising OF any YET or,
canned To afford opportunity to those who did
not secure shares last Monday Public Meet
ing VIII be held in the BE ecker Buildings Bleecker-s
near Morton. on MONDAY EVENING, March Is al n
o'clock As this may be he last chance which be Of
fered persons desrous Of securing shares in this -four
thng Association should nc Miss this opportunity Those
whs cannot possibly attend call a, the Office No IS
8tn. nv. Remember the public meeting is On Monday
night March IS Come early to secure seats.
JOHN kEYSER President
GEORGE STARR, Nice-President.
r Ross Jr., Secretary.
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r1y- NeV-yerusalem Church. 8sh-st., scar Broad
rsS-p,f BUsH will osiver a Lecture a. th's place
I'd MORROW EVENING at ~ O'Clock, on some o the
Grand Iartes Of The Teaching OF the new thucn
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A NEW FEATURE of AMERICAN

NEW fEAlURE OF AMEklCAN
- LITERATURE The NEw-YOHK QUARTERLY
tE'lkN ecited oy A @ Remington Eito< Of this
feVev VIII spare no PANS making the nTst IN ttis o.
NJ otsef county As i bot obect 20 oe cheap but
va 1aslt no conropnors will be accepted from thu
Io able pens And for thepurpose Of bra before the
nbc the best Ase ncaE prod ucti lrbut0rs vii be
id their own prices for abe articles Tie Editor viii
rs best endesyot 10 dlscouassn all the msvkshasss
q romsnclns, and open a channel Tor tae hryt class
hsugat Subjects Of Vital interest Will be discussed
manner rec from minded begotTy and party pre-
stice The work shall be the Of sect. 81
rty but Of CHRISTIAN parlog and OF the interests Of
hmapitJ rather than cgeeds Whatever noble
I'D N eieqHerce viii be WELDON ed Its pages We feel
tat the tine demands such a ~Ofk-a ~.rk which shall
pace American literature base dising ushel for
heialIy and nobens.s the world side bass Of her
commerce To carry out tue plan proposed. the June
viii Article Commercial Literature
hs an sAe writer Hunts Merchants Magazine.
noe sn Man Msgdalsue BY Rev. +. Schroeder, ID D.
"a article the lie and times Of Chete. noraud by r.
JHckcYman, ard valuable srsies IS expec ed from
Sfntlen stey ffem bis travels Ir HunearT tee PIE
sect ac;usl condition Of that Interesting corstry.
The prlce OF the work
Single copies-----.------s5 per a1nun,
To CUBS OF ;sa-----.------
To Clubs o! twenty u -
To Clubs OF hftv-----------
We guarantee t. the public from what we knoF ~
the Editor that the IN be ornament TO Amen
learpg and verify Of the patronage Of att appre-
elatiRg minds
CORNISH, LAMPoRr & CO, Psblishers
No Park place Nsw-York.
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~ Rev. John Little, now IN eonnecll3n with NE
p,.s.,t.Ilan CluIch viii preach TO MORROW 10 ST.
Likes Hall corner Of Grove and Hudson sis,a lOi A.
NJ Au13P. M.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

wan BEsCHER Pastor viii preach In TINS Cnurca 10.
MObROW (S.bbath) MORNING, at lGt O'Clock, and
xsy CHARLES c. FINNEY IN the Evening Rt u oc ock.
Mr. F,nrey will also preach IN the sams pace aud same
Nom every evening next week The public generally are
,syi.sd 10 be present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

OFFICE OF Tue ODD BLOWS HALL ASSOCIATION
City of New York. March IL. le52
~ Tae Holders of Redeemable Stock Issued
OF the Association June 10. 1850 are hereby
not fed that Of interest at per cent per um
70 Dee l. 1851 will be paid presen alton o. the Certh-
Gates at this Office By order Of the ard OF Managers
JOHN J. DAVIES, Secretary.
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r NJ HARTLEY, Secretary.

IL Notice.-An persons interested in OPPOsINGthe
ex,eLoing of CANAL and widening of wALKER-SIS I;
whose pre- pery for purpose requested
10 call, WITHOUT DELAY, at the REAL ESTATE
OFFICE, No. 80 CHAMBERS ST, from 10 A M, 10
o'clock M 10 sign the Oh ectons The Court reluir
ing the Directors "a again ia consequence OF slight
alteration in the ssstssmens.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

re- Rev. Heary Beiding will preach in tina Nom
IL and Afternoon D, the place ot worship OF the free
CasIesa'o1a Church corner Of 6th and 3isisti on
SABBATH, Mach "A.
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~ Freewiu and Free Communion Baptist
Church, SULLIVAN s. (betesep Pfi.ce 4hd s4sos og
Rev u. NJ. GRAHAM, Pastor. Services TO MORROW
1Sabbatb} MORNING aGd EVENING, Il, me usual
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
eur xxw-Y0Rx DAILY TRIBUNE

~ux NEw-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE
=. ,yrIIsHrs EVERY M0EN,N NJ Ss9sp rn fAcslS''
.,1rusR BUILDINGS, copEyR OF SPRUCE AND
TIE ~.ssap-sTs, OPPOSITE TIE CRY HALL,
,..,sd 10 CITY eubscnbcrs for u Cents per week;
ud thsv prefer they pay In advance at the Dess
~ or . year ut the same rate. Single copies,
6f ~ NAL Subscribers, FIVE Dslars per annum IN
Jsov. subscnptions taken for rix mosths for three
WI n S. Three Dollars in advance required in all
BILE, with Country Newspapers Daily Papers
:, h;s Office whose terms higher than those Of
~ 81. T,,sss< are rot allowed any difference.
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rV- Cathoiieism and Repnblicapism.-Th
yslsities Sod aliacIes IA the Catohc ChaP;sr as
ante. by Archbishop Hughes will be pointed cat III a
L.clure 10 MORROW EN ENING. IN the bleecker-st.
lturt NJ con a Vi DO sgiDR
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e A.socia.ion for Improving the Condition


The amount relief and expenditure has been greater
Than any ether month he establishment Of the IN
stI.ution II will be tast % SOL persons
cevIe aid many Of HON widows and orphans, NUM-
heis SICK aud many wi hOut employment. The pres.
demands The Association far exceeds is receipts
and resources and yet and necesstous are
the applicants that with the mst careful dscr mnaticn
aud economy large outlays unavoidable Many Of oar
citizens, during the severity OF winer promptly
freely literally which enabled the Board 10 meet the H.
creased expenditures Now though The rgo OF the sea-
be past the OF want contlnuas and IS
likely for months to They are, there
FORE again constrained lead in behalf Of the NEEDY and
suffering have other than this charity
this charity bat the free viii offerings Of the
violent. former appeal kindly responded 10
the far South and West, ssd csnaoi be
that this City, Signals prospered and 50 ia ned for
the indeeni at doors viii be let q pine
IN want and pc ish unreieyed Remember, every dollar
will tell IN the homes Of the poor.
Contributions may be sent to X B. MIETUhN, Tfeasu-
rer No 7S South 81. to X NJ. HARTLEY, Ne. lt3
O. and st or h. any If the officers Of the Association
BY order of the Board.
JAMES BROWN President.
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EARMER.-Wan a thorough, prac-
ticai Farmer, to take farm OF 20 acres 80
walk Of the dsp0t lease or the farm woua DC sod
and the made easy. Apply TO b. HAhlLIoN' NO
Nasan-st, third stony.
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Uante6.

ENTS WAN L l. D-A RARE
IN CHANCE Agents wanted, male and female. for
the Hudson River Heath Association Kingston, N Y a
good chance offered active men I, MAKE from -
20 ans day This is the best Health Association ever
stared Guaranteed capital s1j0v0. Call At the Agents
sffce No I56 Broad way, up stairs. A. j. bEALS.
A PRENTICE WANTED--At the
IN Engraving business Lad sboat 6 years of age, one
that taste drawing and wishes 90 become g7od
snsraver Apply at THOs BRUINS Card Engraving and
Printing establishment, No. 202 BeweTy.
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" Notice Is hereby given that the Board Of
Trustees Of the CITIZENS,MUIUALL LOAN AND AC.
allow an interest Of per cent all moneys paid in adj
vance period of six months further TO ina the
sc piion books at their neat regular meeting Those
therefore who desire shares must subscribe before that
time as no opportunity will be given thereafter public
me etng will be held at their No al Broadway. on
SATURDAY EVENING, March 10, At o'clock. TO ave
Their present members Opportunity TO increase Their
sock also. 10 receive new subsorptions Office hours
daily, Wednesday and Saturday evenings
I'LL o'clock Entrance Fee 50; Shares. $500 Dues, 81
SIMEON DRAPER President.
T. DELAFiELD SMITH, Weep President.
IF KENDALL, SecTetary.
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MI USlC.-A Lady is DESTROYS to Obtain a
lfl few pupils for the Piano Forte sad slsxsg
would lessons at thsir resideac preferred Terus
srd-sf.
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Religions Notifies.

~ sermons 20 Young Men.-Tks fifteenth Dis
~. ~ the series will be delivered next SUNDAY
CITING IN the Muberry-st NJ n. CBurch. between
aa..tsa ARD Bleeckersts at u O'Clock, by Prof O..
fnncnwIs Seats reserved Tor young men a. usual.
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CIRCUS.-- New.York Amphitheater,
NO 81 Bowery.-THI3EVENIkG- 0sud Demon
srs,on Fun Folly. Fashion Taste Talent and sgancs.
HoTssmhnshp By all the great Riders Two rival C01ls
LOyETT, the Yankee Clown, and BOBBY WILLIAMS,
the Cockpey CowB Old Easland asd New Easiand
AGAINST the world
Boxes IS cents. Pit l7i cents
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~. Nssiee 70 Passengers FROM Panama 70
eos,,nsfnta.--Ihe PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP
1ssrANy feel called upoa to give public notice thar no
"ii Be recognized ty their agent at PSnsms which
~. 80 ssaea b officer OF skis Company. and thar
80. hss ngasd can be obtained oRly at Their Agoscr
w ~ wsst vt or Of c. L. BARTLETT. Esq. Boston
" Means. ARMSTRONG, HARRIS n co, New
BE- order: wM. ". DAvIDGE, See'y.
Nss-ysss, Jsn. 20, issa
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w WufkfnRtpanS Bnlluih. AssOciaIoh.-
The regular monthly meeting Of the Association wild be
heo nj rooms, No. 46i Broad~sy. tho Pacinc
Bank. on MONDAY EVENING, 18th nss, at u o'clock.
number Of shares will be offered fOT redemption. AZ 1t
be iaconV eDient for members hep TO their dues
account of the number III attendance they are par
tculaJiy 10 do Saturday OF Monday before
O'Clock There eS shares still 10 be disposed
Of Il would be well for those who intend 10 on to do
fee VIII be very considerably ad-
yancsd after the next meeting.
r. MCCLELLAN, President.
q W ANDERSON gecretaYy
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WANTED.--A smart, acuve Doy,
w sgsd 49, wshssa situation where ne t 80 hns,ass.
,rsdshss had come ts srpsnencs in me - a., H.
A his parents reside dist,Acs ,,ns sddr.sssd
TOT T. r., al the Tribune Office. VII hA''
teutloE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

u United Brothers, Land soclety.-A genefaI
meeting OF She Secretly will be held a. Washington Hall.
Hester st corner Of Bowery ON MONDAY EVENING
ueIt 18th ipst at II O'clock The punctual attendance
Of nembers is Ieq1esitd "A fall statement Of the affairs
Of Society will 10 pre enied and the north half Of lot
No 1923 will lie sold by public auction being suTp us land
of the Soc ety. By order Of the Executive C0Gmlt,ee
II. MARSDEN, Trustee.
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EDUCATION.-A LADY who has had

- Considerable success in teaching bath in sAis
Try and The old wishes TO engagement OF Gov
srnsss rnl'ia, ne psps in French And Muse IN sddoa
20 the usual Engsh Refers the family she has
last resided n note drse,ed 10 TEACHER No. Us
west 10Th ST.. stating tennis, &C. vii be promptly at
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$40 SO0 wANrED-And an &C.

the advertiser in excl0sve Manufacturing business.
already established IN This city that Will double the
amoent of investment Will be clearly shown
at interview Address d. this Office. stauag when
and where 70 be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

~ Oisceurses TO Young Pcoplc.-rhs Elevent Of
viii be delivered by Rsv. X s. STORRS, Jr., of
~ syp in the sih Congregational Church. 10th ST. be-
Dr. no s,h ana It'll avs, TOMORROW EVENING. A
100 Of Resogs Meetings Is 10 progress Ia the aoov
Ineh Preaching every evening The Christian public ar
- = N, nyr Cd attend.
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VISITING GOVERNEsS.-A Lady

"ANTED--By Young Lady, situa-
w ticn as French Ipstrnetes; sa'so well qlahfsd
TO leach the Iut'msDs Of the EDgh language Prefer
snce gwen to place IN the county Address T. k ece
ofths paper
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UARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

IL -AdnissioB Is cecss; children lei csats.
SATURDAY, March 10 --Tss AFTERNOON, at
o'clock the moral drains 0f THE BOTTLE
Previous TO which the GREAT ANrIP0DEAN SkATs
Of Professor Mccormick
This EVENING, at O'Clock. the ANTIPODE ANISM
Of Prot McCofmick a. well as Singing. Alec, CHERRY
and FAIR STAR: The Camel Driver ADD his Wife. The
YOUTHFUL GIANT. - ysars old, and feet high
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-05
M o N K Y M A Il X Il II.

SATURDAY, April 4-6 r. NJ.
At the close Of the stock market yesterday there
good feeling among spectators for rise and the pros
pect decidedly in favor of further Improvement in
all the leading fancics The easy state OF the money
ke the low rates Of interest ruling the street on call
the moderate amount of business throughout
the city thus far this season. and the limited demand for
capital except for speculative purposes give operators
in fancy stocks facilities very seldom enjoyed Holders
OF stocks generally easily negotiate the hy-
pothecation Of the most deprecated security mo
derate margin and II is therefore, not difficult to carry
large lots OF even the most worthless stocks SO long as
loans can be thus easily raised, and such a small
margin required for depreciation we cannot look for
any sudden collapse In the market. So long as hold
not compelled to realize, so long will price.
be sustained and so long may speculation continue
There is however, point above which il NAV
be most dangerous to goa point that may induce
many heavy holders TO secretly realizc-he effect of
which would be most disastrous to those who were left
in the market with large supplies, purchased at high
prices IL very easy TO initiate fancy stocks and IL is
equally easy to buy any quantity in Wall street There
always plenty OF sellers Buyers are not usually 40
plenty and it is only in such times as these that the
fances find resting places in such large lots The grea,
difficulty in fancy stock specuations is to realize The
advance in prices Is evidence of profit Because quo
taons ndsance half per cent to-day and two per cent
tomorrow It does not follow that the buyers realize that
profit. The sellers at the time do but those who by
purchasing continue the imitation form the only prop the
market haa and the moment that is withdrawn, IL falls
beadlong TO the ground. For several weeks past
the principal holders Of fancy stocks have been the
heaviest purchasers They have not only been com.
PEELED TO keep all they have from time to time bought but
"a continue purchafcre ~ The market ne 70 prevent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-05

DR. johnson has discovered certain of aayng the
sensveness Of the Teeth under which many suffer Ths
done without the slightest injury the teeth that the
filing be inserted without pain to the patient BY these
means the exposed need be- destroyed without
the suffering both night and day has been and
where the hest medical aid has failed 1t has given
relief Hundreds testify to the Importance OF this
dy and without doubt OF the useful discoveries
excellence which he uses in filling those teeth that
This hng in all and under all circumstances st
safe gold. All persons who need artificial
teeth requested TO call and examine his beautiful spci-
Of teeth and workmanship References TO those who
have tested the work. will be given desired All operations
embraced in the profession whether surgical mechanical
performed upon the most approved nd principles
A. JOHNSON, Dental Surgeon, IS Bond street.