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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-17

A NTHkACITE COAL.-lhe subscriber 10
"A nov receiving by schr Rssling, a cargo of
No. Red Ash COAL, which he will deliver at
% 10 per cart load, If TAKEN from vessel Orders
left 81 Messrs. Alexander Mott e. Co.'S Auction
Store will receive prompt attention.
no l5-6t' P. e.. LARCS
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nIssOLUTION OF PARTN Il X :
- SHIP.-Ihe Law firm Of August, Watkins
Randolph was dissolved by mutual consent, on the
LIST day of the present month, Messrs. AUGUST g.
RANDOLPH continuing to practice in partnership
in the courts heretofore attended by them.
|. R. WATKINS will continue to practice in the
Richmond Courts.
All the members of the o)dfrm will attend to the
cases on hand, and to the winding up OF its BUSH
ness. They will be found al the office heretofore
occupied By them.
f. z. AUGUST,
l. X. WATKINS,
GEORGE w. RANDOLPH.
N. August, Notary Public and Accountant
Office as above no lo-3t
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GTOLEN-From my residence, corner Of + rank.
~ lin aud oth streets, just before O'Clock on Sat
urday evening, case of SURGICAL INsTKU.
MEETS and two OVER COATS, one black. the
other OF liz Oh. color. There a silver plate on
the instrument case marked George A. OILS Jr,
Richmond, and each instrument bore the name OF
the n aAer, "Charriere." ] will pay large reward
for the recovery OF the Instruments, and suitable
compensation II the Goats are returned to me,
GEORGE A. OTIS, Jr, D.
no l5-3t% Corner Franklia and stb streets
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS
BY JAMES m. TAYT.01

Il
Two HOUSES ANO Iors Avn
u1;u i,hhEE VACANT LOTS AT AUCTION
a'. Ie soio on Tuesday, the 23rd November. a
Houses ~ upon the premises, those two Framed
the nor,h Log ana two vacant Lots situated on
voc notn SIDE OF Marshall street between Ia,h and
p rSm streets near the residence of M James r.
s.sn i y, The houses contain abou. rooms
Ien, ovda me usual outhouses. and are in excel
and running back LOO feet ." iee' eaen
~ the vacant Lots, the one at the corne, If MAJ,
shall and 18th streets, fronts IS feet and ,h ~
two front 40 feet each and run back Is fee,
improved portion of the above propertv !. n ane
rented at good rent; and from its CONVENIENCE "
access to the heart of the city, and its oca
uon the whole of it might be made to yield hand.
some per cent upon its probable cost and this
perry being beyond the corporation line is exernp,
from city taxes.
iERMs-One third cash balance at 6 and u
secured BY trust deed
no 10 JAMES nj. TAYLOR Auctr
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n ~ :sss;; 50:

d II Railfoid
Tri-Weekly Connections.
Between Lyncho and Richmond, ON Mond az
Wednesday and Frioay going up, $3.50
EBetween Guyandotte and Richmond, same days
going West, 20CO
Between Charleston, Ka , and Richmond, same
days, gong West, 10 90
Between Buchanan and Richmond, 800
Between Weston and Richmond, on Tuesday
Thursday and Sunday, going West, IA 90
Between Beverley and Richmond, same days. CO.
ing West HOO
"Our Stages arrive at Stanton, from Richmond
atS2 NJ, let day, al Lexington at y M. End
day, at Beverly at Z P M Sd day.
WIN PARISH & co."
A line Of Four Horse Coaches will leave Cor.
donsviile for New Market, af er tbs arrival Of the
Cars, on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, and re-
turn ON "wednesday, Friday AMI Sunday, By Ma
olson CHI.
Servan travelling without their masters, must
leave pass with the Ticket Agent, and also sheyY
another to the Conductor.
An extra charge will be made il passpngers do
no. obtain tcketa. E GILL
Supt OF Transportation.
g Washington passengers msy 90 by the
Jancu0n, and reach that city in "a hours from
Misunderstanding the night train of the Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac Company.
f Ii GILL,
no II Superintendent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-17

1900 Copies More of the Winston
Tragedy just received and far sale, Wholesale
and retail, by TEOS Ii GRESHAM.
no loft 10y y BROAD street III
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uAY.-75 bales superior hay daily expected per
Ill schooner A;hos, for sale by
JOHN w WRIGHT,
nolG Dock Wharf
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VALUABLE FIGURING MILL at Auc g..
Y ton, Fredericksburg.-The subscriber will
otfer for SALE Saturday, November 20th, III not
sold privately before) in front Of the United States
Hotel, in Fredericksburg, at IL NJ, big BellemOnt
FIGURING Mill, near this place, situated at the
head Of ude water on the Rappahannock river In a
good wheat country, ana where the -four can be
boated miles to vessels, and the fine wheat crops
of the Rappahannock brought up to the mill This
mill Is ia nne running order, with four pair best
French burrs, new boiling Cloths, pateE; -four pack
ers, and iron machinery, the subscriber having ex
pended fifteen hundred dollars in pcitecting the
machinery very lately. The -four from the mill
has always stood high, and commands from so 10
rs cents over common super in New York, Boston
and Charleston, s C. Freights by steamboats, twice
week and sailing vessels also at from to 10 cts
Der barrel TO Baltimore. Flour barrels to be had
on tie spot and the necessary labor Tor conduct.
ing the business On fair terms. The demand tor
extra -four from Virginia, that is known to keep
well for foreign shipments, renders milling proper
ty in this section desir able to any one wishing TO
engage in a good business, where at the END OF the
year there are no remnants or small accounts 1 Ne
property is now renttd for twelve hundred dollars
= wear and in dem and. insured in the Mutual Co
for 600 dollars Terms liberal, and will BE- 10 the
reach of any re ponsibe person, Apply befsre sale
soII-5ow JOHN FICKIIN
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WANTED.-By YOUNG MAN, capable of
w taking charge of set Of Books, situation
as Clerk. or Be k-keeper, in abusiness house,
City references given. Address box 240 Rich
rond Post Office no l6--2wr
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|-iN ST.

Of he'sbove
on Thurs.
10 us bis
bic whowY1
occasion.
Lady, One
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I OST. between tie New Market and the inter
II section of Cary and 9TH streets, a Port Mo.
naie, containing a small amount of change and
some papers. The iadt will be literally rewarded
by leaving il at this office. l6-2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-17

VOAL, COAL.-Laadirg al Rockets from
~ schooner w l. Dayton, is tons of best Red
Ash Anthracite 0ess ~ 7Spss.} cs1 delivered In
AM part OF the ssys Il sAIsa yQu tas vessel.
II - JOHN w WRIGHT,
no 10 essxst4s txs34sk Dock Wharf
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ss Of
: SutuCr.
J@Eos re.
sAt once
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-17

I OsT, supposed in Governor street, Porte
II MOnaie, cOntaiLing a small sum OF money
and some papers Of 10 to any but the owner
liberal reward will be paid by application to
MCDONALD q LYONS, No Z, 14th street,
lG-2f Under the EXCHANGE Hntrl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-17

Eg Books, Newspapers, and Maya.
zines.-Ihe subscriber agent Tor, and receives
Subscriptions to all the Northern Daily and
Weekly Newspapers and Monthly .Masa.
zines, at The publishers prices and delivers them
IL any part OF the city free OF delivery, aud malls
them free Of postage.
He also has hand the largest ard best assert
ment OF cheap publications in the city, all Of whch
be will sell on the most accommodating terms
THOS II GRESHAM
10 81 luQL Broad At Prod
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-17

I EsYIs, PURE WHITE LEAD 20
- 900 lbs CT Lewis pare White Lead, In OIL In
kegs from Is 10 800 los each, Tor sale at factory
prices by
70 lG BENNETT L. BEERS, Druggists.
EyINR HAVANA AND PRINCIPE CI.
l. GARs-Ry recent additions, We are enabled
TO offer one Of the best snd largest assortment of
nne Cigars We have ever had. Our stock comprises
tie best and most popular brands imported, for
sa,s low PURCELL, LADD d CO.,
no .6 Druggists, y! Main stree.
NUEFs, MUFFs.-We have jus, received q
Ls1 large lot Of Ladies' Lynx, Cenett and coEey
Mu.,s which Will be sold lew.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-17

GAS CHASDELTERs.-Jus opened sev.
VI eral new and beautiful pa,tsEas of Gas Chsn.
deiiers, Pendants, Brackets, &cst
Also, another supply Of Gum Tabe and Fixtures,
for Portable barners
no i6 sTEBBfgs, HAEXHpTr co.
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WOULD respectfully inform my old friends
Z aud customers that am now engis with Mr..
+. b. Spence, III the Tailoring department Of his
busnsss where would be pleased to have the IN
give me a cal, pleGging them all in my power to
give satisfaction.
no l6-lm J l.. CPOWELI..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-17

MOTICE.-The subscriber would respectu lly
IN inform his old customers and the pubic gener-
ally, that be has employed in his cutting depart
ment the services OF Mr. l. CROWEl l. and p
HANLON, SO wei and tavorably known to the
Richmond public.
noI6 F.. B. SPENCE.
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sirsbl RESI-
Re Foushee
ut The &C.
e SID cs-
ao'e conve.
uses are IN
ist January
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-17

EAkM, bozcs lAadiag and TOR
aoss - : a.a'a joaS A.eL..soaxE.
ffsO 0pH sfhIENDes ANWTHE PU6..
i LiC.lM $ouwis.f correcsxnd well execu,
tad 4ngAerreeIyHc Likenesa, We sdviss yos
"a csli On ANNIE y WATSIN 3bk Main ssssse
(Mansion House, Our observatioI sjustfy u insay.
tItW pe9ix1sAse0 p1ecnSa AVID usrTnnfnl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-17

ssSs FOX RENT, Brick House on Marshall
fu street, near lst street. containing about s
rooms, with the usual out houses, &c, all in 6rst
rate order, and is well adapted for the accommo
dation OF genteel family. Apply to
no l5-3t JAMES M. TAYLOR
ss::s FOR RENT, that Framed House on the
H::i east side Of 3rd, between Grace and Franklin
STREETS, and now occupied by Mr. w. s. Woodson.
The house contains about rooms, with many coa.
veniences. &c. Apply 70
no l5-3t JAS. NJ. TAYLOR.
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sOG ~.
hET.
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no I'm.

Ea@ L am now ready to take those splendid
skyight pictaTes at the astonishngly low price OF
one dollar, with the case. My improvements are
now all finished, which makes my gallery one f
the hUest in the United States. Oar sky light is
uceQualed as it is of the largest and sofeet in
the country. Therefore my pictures cannot fail to
please. Come one, come all, for by go doing you
look We'll to your interest.
Z MOITI CON
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UREAT BARGAINS IN LADIES,

4 OST.-Betwes my residence aad that OF
IL Mayor LanbeIis, ! lost my Pocket Book
this morning, containing sundry papers and sixty
two dollars Of the following n0Ies, &C., az well a.
recollected. viz two twenty do'.ar notes OF Ex.
change Ba k; two five dollar notes of North Caro-
Iins one dollar notes Of PURGE il; and Two dollar
note Of tie same, add eight collars Of bank not re-
membeled, but think they were of North CsTolina
and Purcelfs notes. The finder OF 1t will be sui,s
bly, rewarded If the Pocket Book ana Its conlents De
lett at this office.
no I5-ts RICHARD L. HUNULEY
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25

IRON WORKS for SALE.-The NEW

Il JERSEY IRON coMPANY offer ter sale all their
property Al Bcouson, Morris anty, n j. conssas Of
necessary buildings and accessories complete 10 svey
respect end Yielding an annual prodacs a $40
Rolling Mil. containing eight double pudding .Ad
az heating furnaces thrse usias Of rolls and
fourth on hand ready 20 pat up whss needed hsaaes
Is capable q oss aacss GO q Sss %. TIE
Rrssipsl er.ldnss 2: The MN are .sw. hAyms sssa sa.
r.: s VIZ. &. az y: r..
chne Smlths Pattern sna CzFpsatsrs shops andy suf-
cient fcr the wants ~ the essaslishmsst.
road spikes for snip spss aud for rvsts asd Of
an snAuAl capacity OF coo tass
Nail Factory, containing "a machines. built in s,u II
ss nSss m and pi''s manner and an annual
AFAcsoJ for Nail Kegs With all the iasss, improved
machines an capable ocatRs heads and slaves for ,e
Dwelling Houses for the officers and wcrkmsn, aad
large brick store to the s together yielding
annual rent Of S2.0eo
Sroehouses, Stables ssd suhuidngs Of all kinds ne
esssafy for an extensive business
Mere than LOO town lots ansod IN the mediate
works are driven by wssss froa 20 Is ss<
face and em Is 70 IS fec diameter the sss AZ fsct Il
The above property embraces about s,5 acres o. land and
water power Of from 80 % 100 fest head asd fall supplied
by the water brought for the II navigation By he
the Rockswsy River, together forming water power
which for ency ofvolume big Of fall aud frsso
from bach Is second only IN the State to The water
The WORKS are situated on the Morris Canal through
which they receive their cca from the Lehigh and
transport Their manufactures TO Ne~atk u ME or TO
The Morris and Essex Railrssd passes within four nss
ofthe Works
sent proprietors. Tor further particulars apply to
DUDLkY n FuLLcR& CO,
No lsg Greenwich IT,,
Or to wM. LArHRop. Trsasursr
On the Premises.
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~ Mount Vernon Building Association, No. 2.
"A meeting of the Association will be held in Cosventon
Hall, Wooster st near Bletcker, on THURSDAY EVE
MING March as, at o'clock. All We who tired OF
paying rent come and Join The monthly dues on each
share ave ST ultimate value, St0 Copies of the Articles
Of Association may be procured at tbs nesting
ABM. J. POST, President.
CORN. A. COOPER, Secretary.
IT, The New York Land and Building Asse-
ciation was organized to procure 800 working men
homes Il is in the full tide Of success lie. the rent ship
diaely The INITIATION fee only 500. but Will be
raised to ST. MILES CHI AmBERS President.
H. s SMITH, Secretary, Office No Murray.s
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Goal.
N COAL DEALERS THROUGI-

DARIs GREEN, C'S" braad)-Beiag
ii = American naasfassure. paissssa ~. sse.s s.s
sssasy q color ID 1ssaSky. ms gssa = ss.hissi
Iscemsssded .: slsininl " eeess Pssnes
hanging BE-, ~ vhich Durpsss b prseninsny sdaessa>
mo. Sc6Wit1z, No. ilyassh,sl Cewsne}
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Aorses, Carriages, &e.

1SA MULES for SALE--The Sub
lOO scriber has cosssas y on h. nd asd f,r sale
large Number u good able boded Mses VEL
lind Of team work Also. number sssbs ~ shlpaag
alss, number broken for tsvtsf on canals ss4 ~
ROBERT RICHEY, No is5 wa.hisstes- 81. Y 81 =
the residence Of the ~
ON the CzIndsa AID AnboY Rziros1 nc nsn@v ~ 80
may b seen. JAIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25

~ The Fulton Building and Mutual Loan As
sociatIOB will hold Pubic Meeting on THURSDAY
kNEfING Mach u.s. at Chatham Hall, No. Chatham
square at u o'clock, for the purpose OF receiving new
members.
An Address viii be delivered explaining the objects and
advantages of this Association to those whe desire to in
ves pohtaby and safely aud alt those both male
nnd female, no labor for living TINS Association offers
untQualed advantages to its members.
Among The numcf Gus advantages be mentioned the
following per cent will be allowed months dues
orover.wheD paid in advance should any member wish
to withdraw after being member six months. addi
opai per cent will be allowed, thereby securing dou
bic interest This Is 81 tire feature in Building
Associations and well worthy the ateBtion Of all taking
intt1est Wi b the advancement OF she Mechanic aad
Wofk ngmsn.
To those sho wish remain members until the Asso-
citation closes, much larger profit made their invest
eDt. fthey prefer money, IL will be advanced TO
able them 10 build house 10 live in, thereby enabling
them 10 be their landlords and compete the
struggle Of life with capitalists aHd money d men.
Ladies are particularly invited 30 attend. they can
subscribe for more shares, AID hold them in their
with the hts aud priv the opposite
Parents subscribe Tor shares for their chdfen,
which viii enable them TO educate and f1 nsh capital to
TO SEQ. large proportion of which taken up.
Come early aud subscribe will be sold after
the above amount are taken up.
The Secretary will be Office Of the Association No.
ca BoNery u The Office Of the CuZeps apce Gonna
ny on Wednesday and Fndiy eyealY between aud
o'clock for the purpose OF receiving subscriptions,
payment OF dues and giving he necessary information in
to the working oil the
subscriptions will be ed nv the follow officers
SAMUEL so lTHERDEN, President
WM WEED Vice President No. SO Bowery.
ISAAC AMMEIMAN, Secretary. No. 65 3D. AZ.
George Fl. Walker. No 81 Elizabeth It Of Hes
tor 81. Isaac L. Devoe, No 10 Eldrdgs o. W. Whit
sey No 81 COLLEGE place; Henry McCql.un No 20 vi.
Y Momford, No. 20 Norfolk ST.; Nathaniel Terpepty,
NO. 1855 5h st.
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DOOR JACK-A TALE of the SEA.
q By Capt Many,tt; and the best witt n ~
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T. B. PETERSON,
Ne. SO Chsstnut-st PhilsdetDsta-
Complete in ore large volume unabridged Price s. cts
T. B. PETERSON also publishes all OF MaIryatt's ysy
except the las. are IS cen or any eve Of then
tor One Dollar They printed the finest white psoer
'p sf 0sn 1s JACOB '
}AE Sons sHiP on
T TaE RISES RfSe!s oxs MANY TALES
f& &Sf kf is KIP b'f faRRE ECU; CUTTERS
EEWTON FOSTER.
PERCIyAL KEENE 200 pages. Price 50 cents.
The above works se for safe by all News Agentsm new
PETERSON has Just issued a new Cs,slorus Of
Boots Which he VIII send to any person that WIVES ior
Booksesrs News AGENTS end all persons who wish to
''' '''A' T. B. PETERSON,
No. 90 Cbsstnut-st., Philadelphia.
DEADABLE BOOKS.-New Volume
BFsT zurHoRs. WI re paS.hed on riU RsDA r:--
The baden and MARRtvD LIFE of MARY
ismo faDcs cloth 50 csnts
srcs aSd b Young o'Se Il whom the u her
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period the Diary Of Lady wlloushbys written, and is
remaik for its grace and characterand the
Of real life srticay disposed book for the Sc
ced shelf Of the adys bOudr In lis touches OF nature
and sentiment no less as study OF oae oil Engands
greatest poets " at heme p"
ENGLISH NOTICES.
"Thsis charming book; ard whether we regard Tvs
subject cltvenessor decacy Of and expresson
il likely 10 be most acceptable present to young or old,
be their peculiar taste for religion, morals poetry history
or romancey lChrstian Observer.
"Urquentionably the production Of able hand aada
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Full OF incident and character and exceedingly delight
fd in nshappy sketchiDg and freshness Of feeling"
Just Published in the same series-THE YELLOW
PLUSH PAPERS BY Thackaay. One vol, l6mo 50
cents.
There are few surer modes of securing hearty laugh
than the peru al of of the Yelowplush Papers Bat
fun all which will be four them The pictures Of
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Literary World.
VIII DO followed Immediately by-HUC'S JOURNEY
IN TARTAhY. TuIBET and CHINA
PAPEBRS FROM THE QUARTERLY REVIEW
Music ano the AIT OF Dress. The Honey-Bee aad the
LIFE AND MIscELLANIEs OF THEODORE
4BooK FOR SUMMER TIME IN THE COUNTRY.
fHE INDOLDSsY LEGENDS.
HOLCROFTS MEMOIRS.
LITTLE PEDLINGTOH AND THE PEDLINGT0-
HORACE SMITHS " GATES AND GRANTEES"
THACKERAY'SPARlS SKETCH-BOOK AND MIS-
CELLANEOUS WRITINGS
D. APPLETON & CO, eco Broadway.
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Menu Civilizations.


Will he ready on Thursday the a5th.
ECTUhES and MlSCELLANlES,
l. by HENRY JAMES pp 44s
CONTENTS.
Lectures:
i DEMOCRACY AND ITS ISSUES
III. PROPERTY AS SYMBOL.
Ill The PRINCIPLE OF UNIVERSALLY IN ART
Nv. TIE OLD AND NEW THEOLOGY Part
v. THE OLD AND NEW THEoLOeY Part III.
vi. The SCIENTIFIC ACCORD OF NATURAL AND hs-
vEALED RKLleIoN
MiScelGaics:
The LAWS OF CREATION.
BERkELEy AND HIS Critics.
Gop.
MAN.
hESPcNsTBiLIrY
MORALITY.
A VARY LONG LITTER
SPIRITUAL RAPPiNGs.
1NTBhPERANcE. ~,
CHRISTIANITY. J. 5. kEDflkLD, clinton nAu'
COCKTON'S NEW NOVEL will be
~ published on Thursday. LADY FELECtA, Novel;
by Henry Cockton, Esq anthof Of valentine OK
"sylelisr Sosnd."" sIaney Thorn" The Love Match
etc etc Price 50 cents
OF hs admlres who have read and laughed over aea-
tine ysx" Will not hesi,ste 10 give LADY Fsiecm Pc
rusal laeikins Chionicie
Aysd to cali the subscribers and examine Their Stock
h.sme nuych.sne ., AZ where GARRETT CO.,
Publishers, Ne. ~ Ann st.
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"a Popular Savings Bank.-A public msstng
for the purpose az kdp tting members 70 tRe WANErLs
BUILDING ASSO CIAIiON. viii take place on I'll u MS
DAY EVENING, March Is, at O'clock, Y. NJ at Lent
Long Ro ms, Of 22d at. and 7th Admission
Addresses will be made by several able speakers
eapanfg the objects o. the Association ard the sdys.
rs:s pTopos1u 10 it members
The Office OF the Association is at No. lt3 6hav and Is
at all hours of the day aud evening" and where sub
tclbeTs can time sign the articles aud the
trance fac, " hich for the present Is only 81.
Subscriptions received and information given by
the Secretary No 10 Wall office of Courier aad En-
GUiTer. n h. MOuNTFORr, President.
JOHN GREGORY, Vice President.
JAS. W. HALE, Secretary.
~ BrilIiant Success.-The MONTAGUE MU-
TuAL BUILDING, LOAN, AND ACCUMULArtNG
FUND ASSOCIATION. OF b ookyn, will hold another
public meeting THURSDAY EVENING, the 18th
ins a, N O'Clock. Lecture will be delivered in the
Lecture room Of Montague Hall IN explanation q ,he
Association Subscriptions received By OF the follow
ing officers: N. BUkhiLL. President
WIN. J. OvINGTON, ylce-Prest.
CHARMS q RICHARDSON, Score sry.
GEO. H. COOPER. Attorney, "
TRUSTEES.
Ensebert Lot, Paul NJ Crsndan
Geo Breome James A. OWN ten,
STEPHEN Mills, p w williamson,
Jas. Ducks, Geo. W. Brown,
John Butler
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25

~ Columbian Mutual Lean and AccuNu-
Ssmnne Fund Assoctasion.-NcItCE sup,
to shares this Association REQUESTED 10 eA
s seefsssrys Office No - DelaIeyst. sgn the Con-
kn pay Their dues for the month Of March, tive dol
~ sAafe) and receive their Pass Book.
esaseqneEee Of the large number Of suescioe,s an
~ Nmpliance wna shis rsQusst viii greatly facli'Ass
se1a.ess II the Association.
viQ have ever ESQ dollars 10 Loan On the erss
eSssx y Meeting. THURSDAY, ls April mo money 70
- Aeup dsriss this week ston A. NJ tesP. n.
CdAe. i. NOE. Secretary, 10. % Dslsney-ss.