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Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-21

F. w. BYRNES & CO.,
GENERAL PASSAGE AND FOREIGN
VI EXCHANGE OFFICES, Established in SdE7R
l824.) 60 South st., of Pine, New York KAfep
30 Waterloo Road, Liverpool; l3 Eden Quay ~
Oubn.-lhe eubseribers will dispatch during the pres
ent year. 1861, the several undermentoned magnificent
Regular Line Of Packets sailing between New York Lv-
erpoo and London under Persons proceeding to the
Old Country those sending for their friends will nd
conyeyances Passengers engaged with will be shipped
under the sgperintendenoe Of firm, thereby pre-
venting any disappointment or delay.
The "SwALLOw TAIL LINE sails from New York, and
from Liverpool the 6th and 2st Of each menth
prises the
QUEEN OF TIRE WEST AsHBURTON,
LIVERPOOL, ALBERT GALLATIH,
CONSTANTINE, PATRICK HENRY.
The dramatic LIME" sail from New York on the
26th and from Liverpool on the lth Of each month Wis
Sne
aOSCIUs, HENRY CLAY,
GARRICK, SlDDONS.
The RED STAR LINE sail from New York he IL IN,
and Liverpool 26th Of each month"; viz: the
CONSTELLATION, WEST POINT,
WATERLOO UNDERWATER
The AMERICAN AND ST. GEoRGE's LINE Of Packets.
oompriBe the ST. PATRICK, ANDREW FOSTER, GRE
OLE ST. LOUIS, MEMNON, &c., sail from New York
and Liverpool every six days.
The LONDON LINE of Packets sail from New York On
the lst and l6th and from London 9th and 2st, and
Portsmouth 9th and 2lth of each month, comprise the
PRINCE ALBERT, LONDON,
AMERICAN cONGREss CORNELfUs GRINNRi,i4
YORKTOWN, PATRICK HENRY,
INDEPENDENCE, SIR ROBERT PEEL.
DRAFTS AT SIGHT, for any amount, on the National
Bank of ireland, its Branches &c., &c., at all times for
esle Apply TO, or address by letter, postpaid
O96 RfniaA as South Pine YarA
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oTTrWELL & BEARsE,

OTII w ELL q bGAfI5E,
Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron Workers,
AND DEALERS IN
HOt-AIr Furnaces, Cooking Ranges and
stoves.
ALSO, MANUFACTURERS OF SHOWERS, BALLS
AND CLOSET PANS.
1919 THIRD AVENUE, N. Y.
FURNACES AND RANGES CLEANED SHORTEST
ROOFING, LEADERS. &c. PROMPTLY
ATTENDED TO. D12l Am
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ATTENTION would ot,l call tbs read reader 1as
Stts1tiou ,,,s rhaee gentlemen will be m~o-
Thlfa nd supply number Of articles of great
ufae'ut%9 ~ tbe public They 'uple Of 60 ahead
uIliiy IlinyJnjos Who while making mouey for themselves
lso ns1Ir-th 5o Tie public great serVics
TIE TAmoR's Co OPERATIVE UNION is We
,.orn nbout 10 remove from No SO TO No 54 Chatham
trset This will place their Store directly opposite
IA nTeeept location his Association has secur.d
aood run Of patronage by the excellence of its work
And the low prices charged. 1t Is gu eetablishmeot
worthy of the support Of the public, and it is With
reas1re that we record ita suecass
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Rurp vrAr, AND MTTTOfU

A BROADWAY, OFFERS FOR SALE
a. daily at his stand s44 Broadway, door above
Thirteenth street. choice lot of Beef Veal, Mutton,
Lamb and all other meats in their season, to which he
would respectfully invita- the attention Of the public
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-21
HANNA q REUBE

CANDLE WICK. ONLY AGENTS FOR
I J Hams & Carpenters hne Candle Wick expressly
for chambers uSs, from 10 10 threads For sale q V
Tulton street. oeom"
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DANcINa AcAnrnn,r

hVsS, 1. Ssnsor',jl noNp }, TAKEs THIS METHOD o,
DAYSe1moacsH Htf th9 fIs&as bsDa;aa AND the public tst
H Koo@gSs1%her ; 3D. 1851 at his New on rDkS
street T WSBurgS esTSst essrSst near Blocker and az
yhursdaysn sbure5 0at,iot loot of South Ninth
So 1ss i5tb 0es a. the Brooklyn Institute sps
in sroduce in n and Hillary sts BrooRIvs
Sas season d9chademy all the FssbonaSs hs will
that Every pains eHfrg variety of Fancy Dances o
gacsI ~ eaISe % taken to teach them ress ~ assured
notion that can m that ousba sf
hours for Young beauty, grsce and ease Of
gents and masters G on masters from until NJ
Tomake II more agreeaH misses; from until q fo.
ties liter school hours for pa p~aq yiII irITIlaays IL
snd Fancy Dances. No sxtKS VII II De Quadrille Par
Terms moderate. 'ng Qnadrilles, Waltzes
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THE NEW YORK.

A ND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
"A NAIL STEAMERS ships compris- .,c=s;zs2.
ing this limo the ATLANTIC, Capt. West; X ri Ld6
BALTIC Capt. Comstoek ADRIATIo, Capt Grafton
These ships have been built by contract expressly for
construction also in their engines to strength
and speed and their accommodation for passengers
unequaed for elegance and comfort Price of passage
from New York to Liverpool $3.50 exclusive use of extra
size state-rooms, 1925 from Liverpool to New York
E3 An experienced Surgeon attached to each ship No
berths secured until paid for.
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-21

FIRE May. 1901. san tranciseo I'd ne unknown.
The Importance Of beng in such
surance for valuable documents books papers, &c. il
apparent reading the above list wherein will be
that five Safes (which cost the only $560) saved
property to the amount Of $780, l50 from fire. Certi
Gates to that effect be the store of the sub
crbers also others extending period of ten years
during which time instance has occurred whess
PROVED BY RICH CO., has failed to preserve its
contents in the fercest fire
large assortment of Safes of sizes and pat
with and without powder proof locks for sale
the depot JAG WATER STREET, NEW YORK.
Burglar proof Bank Vaults and Vault Doors made to
order.
SETARNS & MARVIN, late RoFF, STEARNs & Co,
Successors to Rich & Co. 146 Water-at., N. Y.
The only makers Of WILDERS PATENT SALA-
MANDEG SAFES, with Rich's Improvement. in the
Unit ted states. MI 3m&
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PIANO FORTES

" F. HARRISON WOULD RESP ECT-
fully inform his customers and the pub u-eyza.
lie in general, that he has removed his manu-
factory and from % Canal-st. to RttNfF
No. 81 Hercer-st. between Broome and Grandatreet
whsre may be found splendid assortment Of Plane
to let, I'm
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FIRST PREMIUM SOLD MEDAL

AAAeIA 4 ANA1ANAA ~ Iva WILL AuA44A%faA
DIANO FORTES. - THE SUBSCRIBER
4 would call attention to his splendid asgort ,xg
mont of Pianos from to II ootavee in rose
wood and other cases, which for sweetness andt ~
equality Of tone with the many improvements which his
instruments possess it is believed be surpassed
His Pianos all made from the best and thoroughly
seasoned Materials and with his patent arch bottom
which adds greatly to the strength and durability Of the
ingtrument The qualities of bis Piano Fortes too
we'll known to require more than alus0n to them
evidence Of their value 1t may only bo necessary
refer the fact that at the great Fair Of the American
Institute they awarded TO him the rst premium gold
medal for tho best Piano fores and tho many other
testimonials from Of the first professors and
tours both in and OF the city The subscriber only
would add, with his long experience manufacturer
he earnestly boeves his inatruents be surpassed
olaeWhore DAVID J. VAN WlNKLE,
No. 80 West Sixteenth st.
The following ls Of the many testimonials he would
offer in addition to the above
DEAR SIR-Until had the pleasure Of inspecting your
Piano Fortes at the late Fair, and in company with
Aessrs Greatorex and Engn awarding you the frat pre-
MUM, had seldom instrument of your manufao-
ture. have inspected your establishment md from
my experience maker, with great confidence
commend your pianos equal TO any manufactured ia
this country aud shall take much pleasure in adding
mite praise to the congratulations you must receive
from many members Of the profession.
With respect, your obedient servant,
TO David J. Van Winkle, ESQ.
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J. HYATTS

j, h FITS
CARPET AND OIL CLOTH WAREHOUSE,
~ No 81 Broadway. Great Reduction in Prices /
Families supplied at Wholesale Rates
LIST OF PRICES.
Three Ply Carpets of design for Spring Sales 6s to
S. Cd per yard.
English, Scotch, and American Ingrains, 5s. to 6s,
Medium quality of Ingrins So. and IS.
Good Ingram Carpeting, Is. 3D., 2s., and Is Cd.
Common Stair Carpeting, l0d., Is. 3D., and Is.
Tapestry Venetian Stair Carpeting, a.. to 65.
Administer and Chenille Rugs, So to IS.
Tufted Rugs ST 80 to SO.
Heavy English Oil Cloths, to "a it. wide 5s. to IS.
Medium quality Oil Cloths rs. Cd, 3s. Cd, is 4s
Window Shades from Is. to S6 per pair.
Also Table and Piano Covers Chenee and Tufted Door
gets and Stair Oil Cloths also, A. 54, and Ga white
sne check Mating of the best quality style Lamp
Mats &c., &c. sc,
N. B. Every effort will be made on the part of the
Proprietor of this Establishment make it worthy the
bs patronage it has formerly met with and he has
become convinced from past experience that the regular
and ow-prce system uniformity in prices and polite
and attentive clerks is the only true system to succeed
on Ml4 Bins
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as~ Bush's celebrated Magic Cream Lini

ez~ Bush's celebrated Magic Cream Lini-
MENT an IafaIible Pain Entermiaator. most won
derful article offered to the public for Immediately
erdcatng the severest Pains and Soreness of every de
scrpton that the human system is afflicted with. Its
best accommodation has been found in trial which
costs but 25 The sp csl atten on of Horse
is called to this famous Lniment being superior to
any article of the kind offered Principal Depot H.
V. BUSH Wholesale druggist, 1876 GREEN corner
Duane ST. also by E. NJ. Guon cor Bowery and Grand ST.
Ia Brooklyn of Mrs. Hays, 175 Fulton st., Dr. Palmer
59 grtle Avenue, and by other Druggists. Fl5 Sm*
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as- Kel1inger,s FlasIc FIuld, is certain t


N5~ The Champion Lock of the World.
Newells celebrated Paraatoptio Bank Lock having
osyed the prize medal at the Worlds Fair with special
appreciation, and vetoed the skill Of Mr. Garbute the
celebrated English oeksmith, t9 pick it after trial of
thirty davs, offered to the public by the subscIi
bers as being to all burglars and pcklocks
Of any nation. Bankers, Jewellers and Others will be
eeo5ng Insurance their property by the purchase
OF this lock- which be obtained from all the in
surance Offices in the world combined
DAY g. NEWELL,
Bank Look Manufacturers,
Mlnl AuaA Enna aAa.
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wATCHES AND JEWELRY

VERY LOW w WATCHES AND JEWEL
' RY AT REDUCED PRICES-The subscri- q
Der, having received several large invoices Of f4
Wstohes and Jewelry, is selling of his BNN
present stock At greatly reduced prices. anhfE
Fine Gold Lepine Watches, holes JeWeed for so %
Gold Detached Levers, full iewelled ........ 30 Os
1vu 1sars hSose5. % "
Also, all kinds Of Gold Chains. Pure Gold Wedding
Rings Gold Keys and Seals. Gold Pens and Pencils,
Gold and Silver Thimbles Diamond Rings and Pins,
Bracelets Gold Lookets Cuh Pins and Ear Rings Gold
and Silver Spectaces, Breast Pins, Finger Rings, Silver
Fruit Knives Sterling Silver Spoons Cupe, Forks &C.,
st much less prices than any other house. Gold Watches
as low as Twenty Dollars each. Watches and Jewelry
exchanged. All Watches warranted to keep good time
the money returned. Watchea, Clocks and Jewelry
repaired in the best manner st much ess than the
prices. GEO. @. ALIEN,
Importer Of watches and Jewery Wholesale and Retail
No. II wall st. near Brosdwayt upstsirs,
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nIElHl.

On Friday, March 18th, 1852, Mrs. SARAH PETERS,
wife of John Peters. and daughter Of Mary and Elias
Anley native of Thongsbridge, Yorkshire England aged
28 years, mon tins and days
The relatives and friends of the family and members
Hancock Lod se Nc 49, o. o. F. respectfully in
attend her funeral from her late residence, 6
Division street. half past - clock to-day Sunday
the 2lst inst.
In this city. Thursday 18th inst, WILHELMINA
BARKUS, in her 74th year.
In this city, the 18th inst, SARAH COX, in her
list year.
In this city, on the 18th inst MARY CUNNINGHAM
aged 30.
In this city, the 18th inst, JAMES DORLEY
aged 49, -. .z,.,,,
In his city. the 10Th lust, ARNEsT c. FINK, in
his 9th wear
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-21

&a- sect Money! Save-Invest, and In
CREASE IT.-HUDsON RIVER BUILDING ana y ,
TUAL LOAN ASSOCIATION.-This Association vi
hold Public Meeting at Bradbury Music Room sN Ne
43 Broadway cor. Lspanard ST., third hoor) on MOT
DAY EVENING, March % at o'clock Addresses vi |
be delivered explanatory If the workings OF Buldn
Associations. Shares will he redeemed at the Regular
Meeting April Persons desirous Of procuring MONEY
to secure Home free from andordism will have an OF
portunity at that time Office of the Secretary open
daily at No. Al Washngtonst, cor Laigh where al
sired inform alton will be furnshed Dues So monthly
Shares $780, Those wishing join can do so By leaving
their names and Entrance Fec 1872 with the Secretary
or either Of the following officers Now is your chance
SYLVANUS S WARD, Prest No All Washington-st
ALFRED W. WHITE, Vice Prest., City INSPECTOR,
rRusrrEs. (Park)
John Boyce, No. 227 Greenwich-s ST.
James Webb, No 43 Charlton-st.
John D. Dixon, No. 105 West Broadway.
Geo. Rodman, Nos. 229 and 230 Weet-st.
Jacob La W all, No. &C North Moore-st.
Patrick Coyle No l4l Chatham-st.
Geo. T. Warner, No. BAN Broadway
B. H. Romans No 72 Warren St.
John P. Brinkerh0f No % Chambers-st.
Gre. W. NORTON Secretary, No. All WashingtOn-st.
JOHN HOOPER Surveyor, No. LOG Fulton-st.
Attorneys and Councillors, EDGAR, Young Ruth
VEN, No. 25 Nassau-st. M II
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IOlWPbONS . dAIiI
NTILL BE OPEN ON SUNDAY, 9TH, IN
w q New Place, under the Old Name and Proprie-
torship. JAMES TOMPSON,
S72 Fourth Avenue termination of Cd horse navigation,
1. L.. l. In.M
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-21
MILLERS'S
WROUGHT IRON PICKET FENCE, AN
w entirely Article of beautiful and original de-
signs, suitable for dwellings, stores.

signs, suitable for dwellings, stores
CEMETERIES, FARM HOUSES
qnd all places requiring IRON RAILING. 1t is supe-
or TO wire railing for strength beauty and cheapness
Iq4 be attached to wood well iron posts
o1Jput without the aid of iron worker. Prlces
% 81 cents to 50 foot. Specimens be
zoe Mandatory, IA Trinity Place. New York.
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-21
METROPCLITANQ Qate Tripler) )HALL
THE CROWDS WHICH FLOCK TO WIT

ness the wonderful and astonishing experiments in
MENTAL ALCHEMY,
By PROFESSOR WILLIAMS has compelled him to en-
gage the Hall for three evenings week in future, IN
stead of two and the interest which the ladies have ta
ken in them has induced him to devote two afternoons
week for their exclusive benef.
His public will therefore be given, until fur
ther notice, at the above named Hall, on TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY Evenings at TX O'Clock
To Ladies only TUESDAY and SATURDAY AFTER
MOONS, at 8 o'clock. Doors open at 3
Admission 95 cents. Children half price. MID tt
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-21

TIN PLATE & SHEET IRON WORK.
VTTOOLCOCKS & OSTRANDER, 81 ANN
w street. manufactures and has constantly for sale
Speaking Pipes Mouth pieces Elbows &c. Zinc Tubing,
Bell Boxes &c for Bell Hangers Tin Roofing and Lead
ers executed in the best and at the shortest
tioe Goods packed in tin for the California and
other markets Jobbing in every branch Of the trade
promptly attended TO- Speaking Pipe put up 10 ordor
With The i'm nro ved whiatle. III am
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-21

TN THE WORLD MIR H. WOOLEY
l. begs to inform the public that he has beautiful
with living snake in her eye from to inches
long which be at the of Broadway and
Canal street. Admission l21S centschildren half price
.r0tT 10
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THE TECS.-CHANGH OF HOUR
K~NORNEP OE RRAAnWAX AND LEO

CORNER OF BROADWAY AND LEO
~ NARD Sr.-These curious little people from Ceu-
trail America feet in height both weighing
only 81 pounds-one TO- the other II years Of age-here
tofore deemed fabulous extnctunseen by civilized
nations and equaled as living curosiues Of pgmy
race, for size FORM and character be daily
from II to 3 and from 51 until O'clock at the Society
Library. Tickets % cts; Children half price J25 If
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-21

tsEs. A 7,xsyAx mEgga r1ryrs

MONDAY no MORROW EVENING Will
jFh he performed
THE BROKER OF B0GCTA-Baptista Febro, Mr.. For
MuA. Ponosi
TO conclude with
THE LADIES RATTLE-Le Baron d. Montricbard. ar
Pope Henry de- FiaWmeul Reynolds; The Countess
DAuereya Mme Ponisi
Circle and Pardueb 50 cts; Family Circle 20
Daora onen al half mast Is eofor,ay.a
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-21

~ RepubiIcan Building Mutual loan
and Accumulating Fund Association Office polio
Rooms 10 Broadway Open from A. NJ un til 2 p NJ
President, JOSEPH N. BARNES.
Vice President JAMES G. MOEFET
Asst. Vice President, JOHN MILLER.
TRUSTEES;
VIM J. Valentine, Harvey Hart,
Isaac Mix Jr. GilberA S. Nixon,
John P Hone, John Hope,
Edwin Barnes, George Boyd
Jesse d. Price, Henry N. Stevens
Edw'd s. Hidder. Henry Bruner
HOratio n. Wild Chas. II Ring
James 1impson, VIM. 3. Peck
JOHN BOYD, Surveyor.
j. BANCROFT STEVENS Attorney.
JOHN T. CAIRNES Secretary.
The Books of thu Association now open for sub
seription pers'ns desirous Of joining do by
plving as above.
Sharas $500 Dnes az mar roeutb n12l ltx
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AT 59s BROADWAY,

rTNHE DAY PERFORMANCE COMMENC-
l. ing at o'clock MONDAY, the 22a March, aud
to continue for the week, at the TEMPLE OF TIE
GRACEs, three doors above Niblos, will consist Of
beautiful pictures by the LIVING MODELS, with u
new band of Ethiopesn Minstrels. Evening perform
ance com ences at O'Clock. M2l lt*
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J OHN bO 7 D, SWrVeVOf-
j. BANCROFT STEVENS, A tt
ag- Homs. .-Dry Dock building and

sag- Home.-Dry Dock Building and mu-
TUAL LOAN ASSOCIATION.--A special meeting of
this Association, will be held on MONDAY EVENING
March 22 at UNION HALL corner of Avenue and
Fourth ST. few shares remain. Those wishing
invest their money the best advantage would do
well to attend this meeting. Bye-Laws be had at
the meeting, at l79 Orchard street, evening.
D. C. SMITH, President
W. V. BARR, Secretary
TRUSTEES.
JAMES Il. MONTROSE, GEO. W. McREE,
WAITER H. MANNING, GEO GARDNER,
VIM. ENNIS JOHN McCAFFIL, JR.,
n12l ltw Attorney R u. CUDIIP.
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CARPETS

CAELE Il =,
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES, AT
" the Celebrated Largest and Cheapest C ARPET
ESTABLISHMENT in the Uaited States, No. 80 BOW
EKY, New YORK.
HIRAM ANDERSON'S
Eight Spacious Sales Rooms, Wholesale and Retail
SALES ROOM NO l,
contains the largest handsomeat and cheapest ass0rt
ment of English American Floor Oil Cloths, TO be
found in the city two shillina and sixpence
ollar the square yard Of eight yards wide
SALES ROOM NO 2.
contains the beautiful and variegated assortment
Of English and American superior lngvan Carpetng at
unparalleled low prcesfve ahllings 20 six shilngs and
sxpence per yard. New and elegant figures for Spring
Salea ~ -
is fully stocked with unrvaled assortm ent of English
and American imperial Threepy Carpeting, of new and
elegant designs, manufactured expressly for the City
trade at reduction 20 cent from former prices
6s Cd, IA. and 9s per yard and upwards.
SALES ROOM NO. d.
contains hun dred and fifty pieces Of fine Ingram Car
petng, Fall style at Is 3D. 2s, 2s 3d., and As per
yard
displays great variety Of English Druggets from
four wards wide, from S. aud 3d. per yard and up
wards Also elegant assortment Of Rugs, Mats, &c.
SALES ROOM NO. g.
fully stocked with every variety of Stair and Hall
Carpeting Is 3D. 2s. 3D., ss Cd 4s ss, and 6s per
yard. .,,,,, ,r,
the Patent Tapestry Ingram Carpets exhibited at
the Worlds Fair, formerly SOLD At &c. per yard, sell
ing at 6s. Cd. per yard -
An extensive assortment of Table and Piano Covers
Window Shades from 9 to $40 per pair Table Oil Cloths,
Plated and Stair Rods, Parlor Door Mats &C..
all Of oh offered at rs per cent less than any
other establishment in the city.
HIRAM ANDERSON, No. 80 Bowery.
IIgnod QQk cd
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LNROM 1t ' 3 K KPUUL.-PAOoA TO
IL and from Liverpool By the above line, ON tps9k
The lat ana 18Th Of eyerv month Drafts fol RdSk3k
{ and upwards on the Royal Bank, Ireland, S3ssS
and Prescott, Grote x Co Bankers, London to be had
at the old and long established house Of
ROCHE, BROTuERs co, q Fel'o ST.
BI2l ems next door but to the Fulton Bank.
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~ -Nottce-Building AssocIntIons' Fir

Aa- NOtice-Building Associations Fire
INSURANCE COMPANY.-All persons who have taken
shares hereby notified to call at the office Of the Com
pany Harlem Railroad Buildings, corner of Chatham
and Tryon Row. sign the Charter previous to its
being sent to Albany As nearly all the shares are ta
had better call at the Office and subscribe Immediately
The Office will open Tuesday from II till 2 and
till oclsck and on Wednesday from l2 till o'clock
sign the charter and subscribe for the few
mRining shares.
JOHN BRUCE, President
s. JEssURUN, Secretary. NIL lt*
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AsT- FOvIers & Wells, PhrenOIOgists and
Publishers Clinton Hall, l3l Nassau street. Office open
for examinations day and evenings. T29 5m*
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wIrCE CRAFT EXPLAINED.
ERSONS CONTROLLED AGAINST
< THEIP WILLS. B. BROWN will again lecture
and experiment on Psychology. at the SOClETY IL
BRARY ROOMS. Broadway. Leonard street, On
MONDAY EVENING March 70, and every evening
during the week Admission 25 CENTS The brilliant
perments given his former lee have gatihed the
audience and convinced tho sceptica Persons taught
the science on moderate terms. NIL It's
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BENJAMIN Wits BAKERY,

% A GRAND STREET, AND 2l6 DIVI-
OAF SION STREET. The subscriber L "a
would respectfully announce to families >1s9zf
siding in the vicinity of either of his stores Egu8
that they will always find fresh supply Of NlLE~
Pies Cakes Biscuits, Tea Cakes, and every
thing usually kept by bakers Parties and Balls supplied
NTH Toe Cream al the ehortegt notice. ri Sm&
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THE ANNUA'
FIRST PREMIUM MILr,i2l IT,

OF ADKINS WAsMIT,
- will take place on WEDNhyON DAWN
yaIch q. a. the APOLLO ROOMON BAND
Tickets 81, to admit a gentleman a. EVENING
manaaer, Professor J. BENSON. Broadway.
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-21

@E- Those Magnificent Daguerreotypes
for which Prize Medal awarded to b. BRADY at
the Worlds Fair have been returned in perfect order
and exhibition at his Gallery No 205 Broad
way Of Fulton street, together with the portrAtg
Of more than 500 Of the most distinguished Stairs
men, Scholars and Artists of country and open
at al times to the free examination of the public.
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