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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-10
J. Y. WILLIAMS, Secretary.

IT, Every Man his own lnsurer.-BUILDING
ASSOCIATIONS FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
nee persons whe about subscribing to the stock Of
.nis had better do 50 Immediately about two,
na, OF The shares are already taken and the books will
most key be closed BY the end of the week This the
Only opportunity that has been offered where man
o. small means could take few shares in Insurance
Company and receive back dividends the premam he
insurer.
From the business have alread commence with,
ha csicuiaons that have besn made 1t Is anticipated
that tnis Company will the largest dividend ever paid
the United States
The second nstalment Of 50 50 per share viii be due
and on the 18TH at the Mercan lie Bank Of
Broadway and John tts.
Persons can subscribe either Of the Directors books
or With the Com nissioners. ] BRUCE President
8. IEssURuE, Secy, No. Clinton court Beekman st.
~ Home for An!-PHGNIx BUILDING AS
SOCfATION-A Public meeting Of this hourishing As
seciston viii be held at the Henry Clay House corner
Vt o'clock Free to all.
An explanatory Lecture VIII be delivered the
Az the great benefits and advantages OF Building Assoc
cisI generally conceded and Understood Is
only necessary TO these feel disposed 10 on that
the PhGE;1 ncorpoIated aad one Of the most popular
and LIBERAL OF these Institutions It's officers are selected
from meI who well known to be competent and trust
woitby, and fully entitled 10 the highest 1nhdence
Shares $500 Monthly Dues. 50; Entrance Fee, 81,
All that is required 70 become a Shareholder n So
Interest of per cent allowed dues paid in advance.
Pros pectuses and By Laws, with the ass OF ncorpora
tor be had together with all required information at
the secysta,'s office. Chambers Hall No s. Chatham-si
AMOS WILLETS, v President, No. as Pearl st.
ALFRED HETFIELD, Secretary. No IS Chatha ct.
Warren Chapman, Andrew Hume, Peter Powies.
Joseph Neert,, James Cuthsl, R,.ert M Dewitt,
Alton ey. q MCADAM, No. SO WaL-st..
JAcoB L. FEM, Surveyor.
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Mem Publications.

Just Published,
GERTRUDE LESLIE, or The Queens
~ Vengeance
An impartial history OF the times Of Queen Mar reign,
embracing variety of interesting revelations Of the events
and characters Of tina. period. Price 50 cents.
This most interesting and thrllin narrative of many
Of the acts and scenes of that PERIOD which happened
while che who called the "bloody Mary" possessed
the throne.
Agents and the trade supplied by DEWITT DAvEN-
PORT Tribune Buildings.
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" Third Mechanics Building and Mutual
Second Mechancs' building and Mutual Loan Associa-
ten shares having been subscribed for before tbs s
monthly meeting and the subsc books consequently
closely very large number having been dlsap
poLteo in hecemlns members Of ,hs Second; have om,
Association having incorporated In their Constitution the
sane advansss eoqs prime pies winch found
such favor with the public and which nj ed the Second
its predecessor so rapidly.
Any male female DESTROYS of making has or her
sra earnings more than triple self In the space OF few
person who desfous Of borrowing money IN
oder to purchase his own house the most
who will take the trouble to the advan
offered BY this Association both TO lenders and oor
rowe with those offered BY other associations; WIN at
ls-t Will loan money per cent per annum on tns
adj. will allow interest at the rate of per cent per
all persons who prefer paying their subscription
for months or more IN advance mus securing double
Internationally the above cent secondly, their share
Of the profits Persons who wish to borrow for the
prrpose of buying building their own House or Farm
can here advance far liberal terms tn
is sfiered by any other Association.
sd-Psrsops dssnous Of Withdrawing from the Society
can do so any time. by giving one molhs notice and
receive back all dues paid by them with interest at per
rs,on VINO " i'll save but "a cents day. land there is
person who cannot so disposed can IN thus So
Getty secure in few yeMs snau saph.li lsoe ~nh
ch eve his lndeI eLoence
The enIarce fee is so cents per share monthly pay
msnt. 50 ter share valve OF each share, $500.
LADIES' getlemen DESTROYS OF joining can leave their
p TOWNSEND. Vice Prs.t. No. 90 Nassiu-st.
JACOB PEcARE. Secretary, No ,s2 Hs,tsr-.t
John HocPER, Surveyor, No. ltt Fulton st.
TRUSTEES.
Cyrus H. Loutrsl. No ~ MAden-lane; josiah M
Smith corner Of Centre and Hester SIS Henry s. Downs
No ios Grand. s.. M Wright, Columbia and Union
Us r, ocLlyn Henri sIlvsrhoIn No. 81 Chrystis st. ;
r. NJ seieck No. 90 Fulton St
rduurd J. Porter. No City Hsl-place C. N. Potter
No. q Walls' Attorneys
public meeting for the admission Of members will DO
held co THURSDAY EVENING, March H. at ~ O'Clock,
AT Union Buildings No. 1863 BeweIy, where the workings
of these Associations Will be explained The Secretary is
da,ly from A. M TO p NJ, az hin office, Ne 1853 Hes
tsr 81 IN the purpose Of receiving subscriptions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-10

~ sonora Gold Mining Company-Ofice Ne
8 Wallxt, kew-York, room No 4: Capital stock,
$500 OOethares 500 each The books Of subscription
stock this Company now open at their Office
where DESTROYS Of becoming teested procure
Stock Pamphlets of Organization and By Laws and any
information relative to the objects and prospects IF the
Company This enterprise commends confidence
Captahs the Company having in possession Of the
most valuable in California, located Woods
Creek the City N Sonora Tuoumne County and hav
ing nearly complete IN engine and stamp work Of the
largest hich will be shipped by clipper vessel at
early day II the purpose of the Trustees to prose-
cute the work with vieor and view to profit from the
business of mining. 1t deemed unnecessary to enter into
calculation Of probable profits having been satliaetor
lily asceTatDed tina, companies already IN operation with
good pschner. have been eminently successful
The machinery beihe made for this Conpanyi is
der the inn edate supervision OF X. 8 KING Esq. the
builder of the Gold Hill Qdartz Mlniag Company's
nown Peeks MIL" which has produced such aston
shng results and will be twce the Of that establish
The employees all responsible positions will be
shareholder and selected with special regard to ability and
integrity and required give bonds with suTees such
viii be deemed sufficient to guard the interests Of
Shareholders
Persons residing of tho city may obtain stock pam PHI
lets, any information by addressing the Teasurer post
paid, BY mail. D. w. INGERSOLL, President.
THOs K HASTINGS Treasurer
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MEN OF CHARACTER. BY Doug


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Douglas Jsrrold, author Of Titus rrumps." Isaac
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No. 1874 Nasssu-st.. directly opposite Clinton Hail.
Just published, new edition Of I" Isaac Cheek. the
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" To Persons Organizing Building Associa-
tiens, and Real Estate Age nts "A gentleman for
years engaged Inve.tgang Titles TO Real Estate. and
who well Quanted with the Laws relating to II aad is
value New York and vicinity desires to form business
connection with parties Associations for pur-
roses connected with Real Estate IL desirable capi
tai can be Invested or the adv would fom business
Arrangement with Gent emsn already engaged in Real
Estate business Unquestonsble references given Ad
dress box i,6l4 Post Office
W. The New-YoIk Land and Building Asso-
ciaticn organized to procure 500 working men
homes II is in the full tide of success LIE, the rent ship
Dir rides thep be inspired with hope aud join us mme
daely The initiation fee only SOC but Will soon be
raised to So MILES CHAMBERS, President
s. SMITH Secretary Office No. Murrsyst
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q To the Bar.-A Lecture will be delivered before
the New York Law Institute on WEDNESDAY, 10Th INST.
at u il the Circuit Court Room. Now CITY Hall, BY
GEORGE CLIFFORD: Esq sueect-"Law of Patents
for ne W inventions (" Admission free.
JOHN AkTHON, Vice Prest Law Inst
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The volume will be published On Wednesday entitled
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or Ste smship Arctic from Liverpool is
under general order her berth Of Canal
st. Cossifuses will please send their permits on board
mpcdaisy and attend to receipts Of their goods +. X
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-10

Y Building Associations Fire Insurance
Csmpany.-Cspiis $50 O00 syided 10 0os shares,
Of SIS EACH cash paid with the privilege Of increasing
the capital stock TO $500 900 Subscription for the capital
stock Of this company will be received b. the following
sons, appointed COMMISSIONER John Bruce No a Plstt
st.; Wskeman Lauing, No. 50 Fultonst Daniel
Barnard. No l6 Wall John Buxton. No Is North VIII
liam o. Solomon Jessurun. No Cistoa-cour Beekman
81; JON lslio' No US sands Brookgn- Ans. oy
advantages to be derived from the Company to
and small property holders well to those who wish
invest their ey and get the largest Of profits
be had OF any Of the Directors all the Secretaries Of
Jessurun, No 8 Clinton. court. Beekman-st
JOHN BRUCE, President
attn
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~ Hon Howell Cobb The Joint SPECIAL Commit
tee Of the Cenmon Ceuncs appointed 20 tssdsr the use
Of GeeIga Al late Speaker the House Of Reprtsnta
yes for the purpose Of meeting the citizens OF New
York take pleasure to the public thst he
will be happy to his fellow citizens at the Cy Hau on
THIS DAY "wednesday beiwees The hours of IL and
Z O'Clock.
THOMAS BARR, Chm. of Board of Aid rmsn
CHAS X. RING. Can. OF Board OF Assistant Aid.
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~ First Regular Meeting OF the Phenix
Building Associatien will be held ut Tsmpsrsac !.

RutldiuC AssoClatOn VIII De hold nj IempefaMt
Hall SHAY between tls and AID ste on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, the 10th day Of March. 1859, at o'clock.
This Society film up fast that shares will thea De
off, red foi redemption the members Now best
purchsse you a 6oue, and your spending masy viii be-
cone capital -, +
Information will be gwen explanatory of the bsnshts Of
Associated Capital. Subscriptions wiz be recsved. The
by and prspec.uses be bad at the Office Of the
Secretary, Noii79 sih-av. d. ID. NASH, President.
A. p. SMITH. Secretary.
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a. Mercantile Library Associatien.-.rs.
Board Of Direction have the pleasure TO announce fbi
Mrs. c. N. SINCLAIR Gate sirs. ForTest) and Mr.. Gso
DRAMATIC AND foETICAL READING
before TINS Association at METROPOLITAN flate Trip
ler) HALL, on FRIDAY ENING next Mach H.
PROGRAMME.
PART I-DRAMATIe.
FROM THE MERCHANT OF VENICE.
Inc %,
In which mrs G. n. SINCLAIR will sustain the shafsc-
of Por'a. NeTsta and Gratsno. aHd Ar. g. VAN
DINHOEF that Of shyl.ck and the rsst.
PART 1I-PoETICAL-
Mr. G.. VANDENHOFF,
The Punch W. Holmes
MRS G N. SINCLAIR,
Pce.'s Parting Thought -Mothsrweu
Mr.. G. VANDENHOFF. =,
Hslowed Ground. .Campoel.
MRS c. N. SINCLAIR,
The Building Of the Longfeiow
To at O'Clock doors open att o'clock. TICK
cts .0otnts may be had Of William Hall Sen, Jolies,
J. Crowen's Evans Britain and at the desk OF tne
Library BY arrangement limited number Of Tickets ad-
tting lady and gentleman, IS cents each, have been
ued which only obtain, application
the Library. WILLARD L FELL, Chm, Lecture
JAMFS d. SMITH, C1mm,ttss
J. +. HALSrEAD,
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III A Special Meeting OF he CITIZENS MU.
TUAL LOAN AND ACCUMULATING FUND ASSO-
CITATION will be held on WEDNESDAY EVENING
Msrcn TO- a. then rooms. No 42i Broadway. at O'Clock
this Association We hold out no Inducements to ION,
cept tn fully demonstrate. All persons who &C.
learn the operations of this Association invited
to be present Any information will be cheerfuly gwen
by applying 20 the Office above Present Entrance Fee
81; Shares, So; Dus. s. per month.
SIMEON DRAPER, President,
DELAFIELD SMITH. Vice Pfest.
J. y. KENDALL, Secretary.
John j.. Herick WIN. Thomson: Joel W. Mason
saml. Alsurto, Jr; John E Clarke Geo Schwar 2 j.
Jsmes Thompson, Attorney, No. 90 Wall st.
cY- Home Sweet Home : EXTRAORDINARY
SUCCESS 1.-THE IRVING BuHpIkG AND MUrU-
AL LOAN ASSOCIATION will hold its next public
meeting on FRIDAY EVENING, the 1871 inst, a. Ma
sonic Hall No IA Grand st. u O'Clock. An address
story of the OBJ sc's and benefits of investing this in
corporation, in small monthly instsments Ladies aud
gentlemen mechanics, laborers, merchants clerks aud
others viii fad advantageous to attend and subscribe
with every propect OF closing quicker thar yet
ized Five shares were sold at large premium at the
FIRE, monthly meeting. Come one-oome all
morals FR R1 IN PIes No los 81 BrSsd~sy
GEO. H BELL, Vice Prss't, No. 1888 Nassau st.
ALBERT II. NIcoLAY, Secretary. No IA Grand-st.
THOMAS LAWRENCE, Attorney, No. Is Beekmsn-st.
TRUSTEES.
County CLERKS Office. City Hall Sla: c. Herring, Nos
1877 and ]39 Water ST James Jackson Jr, No Sol Broad
way: Royal G. Millard No SO BaTclayss. Nelson Puff.
No. ais Duane ST. Elias Combs, No. 2ti Grsndst q.
r chardson, No % Fulton-s Geo. T. Maxwell, Ne. Is
osies Of Association, No. an Grsnd.ss. Open every
o'clock p. NJ for ladies Articles of the Association
mag be had gratis.
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for THE MILLION.-

y THE NETWORK REvEILLE 10 now on sale BY
tbs News BOYS and the Period cal Agents all tbs prncs
pal cities Price Two CENTS Mailed to esuntry subscri-
beu at ONE DoLLLR asnun Contents this week~
Several splendid Wood Cats popular subjects and Ms
csllaneous Articles full Of Rmancs Fun ts and Anec-
do,es, Love and Laughter. &C. &C. BARfoNs Coz.
Publishers. No AZ An &C.. IN. "
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" Profitable Investment In the Village OF
Eden Vale.-A public meeting. free to all, will be led
in Chatham Hail. No Chs'h square when the objects
Assoclaon will be fally explained. and members adj
m,ted The Articles Of Association and P,o'Psc,a, may
or No 213 Fulton, corner Of Tillary-st Brooklyn.
JOHN MURPHY. President.
ELIAS COMBS, Vice. President.
Tuou.s rsrrr sec,etpry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-10

e. Emigrant Intelligence ONCE and Labor
Exchange, Nos. Is and ~ Canal-st New York
Office established by the Commissioners Of Eng ration
where always be found lage numbers of Laborer and
very low rates Of and have
their orders filled by writing TO the Superintendent and
tending the amount necessary the passage Of the
parties required. No fees charged to employers.
JAS. p. PAGAN, SUPERINTENDENT
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q Join Now and Save Che Inerease.-.TA,

e join Now and Save the Increase.-Ths
Trustees Of the EAST RIVER BUILDING AND Mu-
TuAL LOAN ASSOCIATION being about TO raise the
entrance fee from 81 to S. have concluded TO give tAoss
who wish TO become members an opportunity Of doing -
purpose will he held at ITALIAN Hail. No 492 Grasd st.
on WEDNESDAY EVENT g. March 10, at " p. NJ.
The public respectfully invited to attend Seats
served for ladies. Eminent speakers will address the
meeting, and explain how individual by paying the
amount usually paid for rsAt the Association obtain
home for himself in short time Books for subscriptions
are now open daily from II A. NJ 60 p. d. Ut the Office
Of the Association. Ne. 5t Graudst betwsen Columbia
and Sheriff. where all information be Oh
tanned. OBADIAH NESCOMB. President
JAMES WHITE, Vice President.
SAML JORDAN. Assistant Vce-Prest
CHARLEs E ANDERSON Secretary
MARCUS FERRIS. Ally and Ccuuse1Or. No. s. w A-st.
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HOMEOPATHY versus SCARLET
McMAHON'S AMERICAN GAR

4vl DENER-A complete account Of the werk nseessa'
~ b DONE with practical duecnons for doing the saae.
In the kitchen ffui isnc dover garden. sreAaId vineyard,
Fer sale BY ELTON CO.,
No Tgon.rsw. Harlem Rai,resd Bulldses NY
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a Alleghania Mutual Lean and Aecumu-
laung Fund Assecfasfen. Tho above Assccatlea ID
for the ensuing wear;
MOSES MAYNARD. IT.. President, Nc. Is oramsr-
lSh-st
RICHARD KELLY. A.sst.a. vie..prs.id.a., No. ~
Third Ar
TRusrEHs-Robert c. VOORHEES, No 100 East 18th Of !;
job l. Blaeke, No. isl Third Hiram Purdy, No. 70
Elzahsth 81 James N Dsnsis No 81 Third sv Charles
Peck Nc. ls2 EAs. 3ist ct Dennis Hsnnsssy, No %
OSCAR y. BENJAMIN. Secretary. No. 100 Third-av
sARaEANr V. BAYLEY, Attorney, corner Of Broadway
ard Murray sts
Those wishing subscribe for shares can do % By apply
ing At the Office OF the Secretary Ne 1893 Third av where
all necessary inorn alton be obtained Entrance fee
50 cents Monthly duss 81 Shares, $500. Office he1rs
from to o'clsck. n, until futile notice.
MOSES MAYNARD, Jr.. President.
J.H VALENTINE, Vice President,
RICHD. KELLY, Asst Vice. Prest
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R-"Ge. Monsy!n-says, Inyest and IaeEsass

R-"Get Money !'-saye, Invest and !ncreass
it.-HUDSON RIVER BUILDING and MUTUAL
LOAN AssOCIATION.-This Association wiz hold
public meeting BradbuIys Music Room, NO a5 SrSsc
coseI Of Lispsnard thirs hoof on NJ, !.
EVENING, March IS, a. ~ o'clock. Addresses VIII oe
tsyeIed erpans;ory Of the workings Of Building Assoc a.
tos Shares viii be redeemed al the regular meeting
Apra Persons desrous Of proc airing money 10 secure
home free from andlordsm, will have an opportunity
that time Office Of the Secretary open daily at No ti
ws.br ston corner of Light where all cesrea sioI
ustup will be furnished Dues So monthly shares. sS,V
Thosswshrg 10 on can DO BY leaving their name ana
entrance fee s with the Secretary either Of the ioow
ing effceU. Nov is your chance.
SYLVANUsS WARD President,
No an washing son-st.
ALFRED W. WHITE, Vice President,
City Inspector, Park.
TRUSTEES:
J. Boyce. No. 227 GresIvlchs
james Webb, No 43 Charlton ST.
John D. Dixon. No los West BroadNay
t}eorge 8. Rodman, Nos. 2z9 and go West-st
J. La Wal. No 66 North Aoere-st
p Coyle. No. 1H Chatham-ss
G. T. Warner, No. 3l4t Broadway
b II Romans, No 70 Wsrren-r
J. p. Bnrlerhoh, No % Chamsen o. .,
GKo. ", MORTON. Secretary, No. Gil "ssnihs''n 49,
corner Of Laignt
JoIix HOOPER S1rveyer, No. 100 y ulton w. r,--vvvx
Auelneys and Counselors EDGAR, YOUNG = NJ Inv 80
No Is Nassau Of.
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CR- Fire and Fire Annihflator.-Mr PHIL
LIPS, by request will deliver LECTURE up9n FIRE AND
THE FIRE ANNIHILAToR, at STUYVESANT INSr!-
TUTE. Broadway, opposite Bond st.. WEDNESDAY
EVENING, March 10, 1852. The subject will be Illus
uated bv a series Of EXPERIMENTS
ADMISSION FRFE-But those who attend will DO re-
CURED call for tickets of adm either at the Ann
hilAfor Office, Ne. Wanenst., or at j. /. CODDING
TONS, No us Broadway. A crowd will thus be avoided
and sn opportunity afforded for those who feel any interest
curiosity upon the subject to attend Lecture to Com
meuce Mt u o'clock No children admitted
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