davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-27

NoTICE-THE CoNsTABLEs OF THE CITY OF
S n YORK are to The
e. 1852 at o'clock PM business Of import 70 each.
S sssS W x,sd wv, SssS ss,sS xsrS Sixth
Fire Department with much pleasure acknowledges the
y y The Of eh
Fund Oft DEPARTMENT accompanied with the following
NEW 3Srs March s 1852 JOHN 5
March e. No. g of
matter Ofdinerence between Mr. Barnum and Mr.. D,
queI shows through my inteTysnsien gives BY their
Fs The
The orphan one h the name and On ssha v Of zach Of
even. While counsel the department hs occasion %
With what
Of sth ss
less the Of those who had erllsd comfort health
bic pleasure to Be Instrumental in assuring in
crease to the Widows and Orphans Fund Bsljsys me-
JOHN s. Giles Esq ' treasurer NY Fire Department
ITO MISUNDERSTANDING WILL BE RECEIVED
.n s shs
IL inches by long together beve
al Ss;s aSis
thick feet by feet inch after rsbeted lights each
BY feet saea
n
rabbeted 6ghts all glazed As French windows ~ inches
thick, feet inches by feet 10 inches after rabeted
lights all glazed 81 of these windows to be of mahogany
and Il of them pine 90 of door and window Of
pine fit the above openings the inch doors to have Pinch
castings the q inch doors and windows to have Ia inch
inches Thick s1sss lights al glazed made IN
the door y four panel doors Ia inches thick moulded
both sides $500 running feet Of base board inches
wide and inch thick, all worked rsbeted the face
and fitted for a2a inch base moulding. 5000 running
boards tcngued and grooyed and planned side best
quality Ia inch hard pine boards, planed side
and IL inches WIDE for steps best quality clear q
inch thick hard pine boards. planned side, and
inches wide for riser best quality clear 0 feet
Of straight mahogany moulded rail suitable for store u
mahogany newell posts base inches square 80 IL inch
moulded bannters turned to match newell posts Is of
short. POM best quality Of pine aths r. s. The above
work to be duplicated. Reference BRANNAN, Irving
House, No. 2ll.
INOR ALBANY DIRECT, OR AS FAR AS THE ICE
will rermit.-Passage 80 cents'-The steamboat MN
ROD Capt E. j. Small will leave the foot of Beach street,
this Saturday. afternoon at o'clock Freight taken on
reasonable For deck passage freight apply
board at the Office Of Beach and West streets
e. COFFERE, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-27
PAPER HANGINGS.

NEW PAPER HANGINGS.-THOS. FAYE g. CO., 436
IN Pearl street. near Madison have just received the
spring patterns Of known style In the trade The pub
lie Invited TO examine before purchasing Artistic work
men attend to the retail department.
THOMAS FAYE CO., <S6 Pearl street.
DIAPER MISUNDERSTANDING g. EBERT, 1879 PEARL
i street near Maiden lane, have for sale new and
beautiful assortment Of Paper Hangngs Borders, &c.
which they offer prices. Our Mr. Ebert having
manufacturer in Paris years, articles Of
perior
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-27

GRAND SACRED CoNcERT-sUNDAY EVENING
" March D. at the National Hail. Nos 20 and 81 Canal
street. near Broadwny-voeaI and Instrumental Pro
gramme:-Part Ill overture. full Orchestra Mosart 2
Ave Maria song by Mile Meyer sehuberh g. stabst Mater
!de karellel. song by Miss Moore caapel Part rs
overture (fra Dayolo), full Orchestra Auber Spanish
Gyrsy song by Mile Meyer Grths Solo violin, ,aria
lions on popular melody executed by NJ Leopold Meyer
kseits.ye ard Aria from Attila song by Sig Rudolh
verdi Fart ILL., Variations for string instruments
ayan 10 oJesp Pastor Bonus song by Mis- Moore Guy
nsmer y Grand Pot Pourr full Orchestra. Joseph Gung1
ehsts cents Doors open att o'clock TO commence 1t
ooeioek ALBERT. Proprietor.
y. IHIES, Manager.
(,ARD-IhE BuckLEys' NEW ORLEANS sERE-
=, nhders, Mestrs g. Swaine Buckley. j. II. Collins,
Master buckley Nnown as Ole Bull II. 3. buckley,
burk Duekey and company pcrformng CaIifor-
na and may be expected in New York the Of
eeptemoer next, JAMES BUCKLEY.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLlC.-TIiE NEW ORLEANS
~ Opera and Ballet TroupeTherc travelling com pa
under the above title performing various
and recently in hiladephia who deceins public
most grossly and outrageousy by assuming names OF
Collins Raner Kucass Swaine buckley Matter Ole Bull,
who prominent members Of the orinal New Orleans
serenaders tnow performing in California; with the escep
ton Of Mesrs Raner and Kneas; the former i in Panama.
and the latter England The Buckleys aud Mr. Collins
have connection Whatever with these exhibitors. The
Buckleys New Orleans Serenaders performing
California with Unprecedented success
JAMES BUCKLEY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-27
HONIESTE ia.

HoME.SHAREs NEARLY ALL TAKEN.-TuE rR-
' PR RIa aS Sg"' Fen ar19,sqn T hold
No. Chatham square, Saturday evening, March q.
an as S asS , "s
shortly close Addresses will be delivered by able speakers
and are attend 1 Enraaco G
FOR the present only 81 monthly dues So value OF
H EG n rEiASK K':s rgs.sn M Bsesays
A A,,n II NcoIAy, Secretary; "a Grand street.
George II. Franklin, us Wost street
siias Herring s7 and 50 Water Street ivy ''"'
hays s"r ia . Il s,sss;
Nelson Pun, 2l5 Duane street.
Elias Ccmbs, 244 Grand street.
ss RTha Mss%,, y = E9 ei,S i strset'
ONcc of Association No. pa Grand street open every
Evening from to o'clock and on Wsdnssdag from tq
had gratis 'f ''' A''''' may %
DAMpHLET REvIEW-cAUTI0N TO THE PUBLIC.
We would advise MI who feel Interested in the pros
been deceived " many pniounded pamphlets and other
attend the public meeting Of tho Second knckerbOeker
hass ii m.s s s s iss sssa a
Iron h ss ~ ns can b
invite tho fullest and reest DISCUSSION publicly Ss this
meeting feel assured that the more mnute tho
be the result Wcrtngmep mechanics and clerk, attend
would also invite attention 70 sh msstiny
s .s 1sss -
Secretary l6S Ninth the limited number
fast filing up JAMES r. DELv ECIilO, Pres
ANNSON WILLIS, Vice Pres.
TEUsTEEs-John A. Gum, A. A. Valentine w. H. Gre
nellie, Emile Baxter, H. Johnson John W. Miller j. W. Og
den. II. I'M Secretary.
THE CITY MUTUAL LOAN AND AcCUMuLATING
Fund Association having been organized conformity
to the act OF the Legislature passed April 10 1851
ready for the transaction Of business at the office Of the
Association No. All Broadway where the articles and plan
Of the Assocaton BIO had gratis Any who Is de-
rous Of making their than triple itself in
the short space Of fcw wbs desirous
borrowing order to purchase his premises,
build his house these peculiar
to this Association and who will aks the trouble to nouant
the ADVANTAGES both to the borrower and the
lender by readn the articles and plan this Association
will at the key to the plans and
operations LILLIAN HALL President No. $50 broadway.
J. C.BALDWIN, vice-Pres, No 1S3 Chatam square.
LAwR BURKE, Secretary, No. III Broadway.
GEORGE Dn>isoH, Attorney, No IL Wall street.
WIN. " ALExANpER surveyor, No. 1876 Broadway.
Stephen N. Albro, No. 32S Bowery.
Hervy Warren No. 2g5 Broadway.
Joseph Stousenel, No. 59t Broadway.
Samu cl Schoonm maker, No. 3 Chatham square.
William II. Albro, No. W3 Bowcry.
William Fowler, 10. 80 Tenth street.
John L. Weston, No. 59S Broadway.
Calvin o. Billings, No Il W est Twenty third street.
George Ponsot, a43 Broadway.
Subscriptions will be received by OF the above ofeer
Entrance fec, 81; monthly dues, 3d. shares, $500.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-27
FINE ARTS.


MR.. J. II. WILTON, AGENT FOR ARTIsTES, BEGS
his services will be available from the middle Of April until
the end Of August Parties DESTROYS Of engaging him to
duct their business will please communicate by letter. to
the care OFFS c. JOLLIE 800 Broadway which will receive
immediate attention.
II ELLYs HALF PRICE ENGRAVING AND PRINT
Visiting Address and at home Cards in the best styles
Cake Boxes Envelopes &C. An engraved plate and nifty
cards shings N B-Depot for the sale OF Copper
plate Presses, Burned Oil, Blankets. &c.
WINDOW PLATE ENGRAvER AND MANUPACTU-
w rer.S. C. Clark, $50 Broadway is prepared to fur
charged engraved in the most On hand
great variety of beautiful Silver Door Plates at low
prices. Wedding and Visiting Cards neatly engraved and
printed, at $50 Broadway.
COUNTRY AND CITY PUBLISHERS OF JOURNALS,
~ in out of New York. who will notice this card editor
tally shall receive pictures equivalent for the at tho
establishment Holmes Daguerreotype Picture Gallery 21
Broadway four established with two large skylghts
and all the modern facilities and improvements for making
pictures superior STYLE commanding public attention. and
the honor Of being awarded two premium medals by the
American Institute for the works of art warrantng
the proprietor to make known to the world and to re-
spectuy invite every person wanting pictures 70 Tsmsm
Dor nd call on him. HOLMES.
DAGUERREoTYPE GALLERY TO LET, IN BROOK
chimney pieces and sdenddack CRATES
in the Freestone Building 81 Fulton street Apply to GEO.
G. SICKLES 70 Nassau street, New York.
ITO MAP PUBLISHERS-THE PLATES AND COPY
Il right Of the large and splendid Maps Of Louisiana
Mississippi and Alabama showing the townships and
tona lines Of the United States together with
some small plates compiled by the late John La Teurette
offered for sale TO close the estate They may now
be had at bargain by applying sherman Smith Map
Pubsher Broadway and Cedar street. or to T. r.
~ VArI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-27
ANTHOLOGY, 30

AIRS, BREWSTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA, TEN
A ders her services to ladies and gentlemen of city
In Astrology Love- and Law Matters interpreting Dreams
&C. by books and science constantly relied Napoleon
and will tell the name Of the lady Gentleman they viii
Also the of tho visters Residence All Grand
street, between Clinton and Attorney streets Ladies
fifty eentsi gentlemen. ono dollar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-27

IS A PENNY SAVED Is A PENNY EARNED."-
IA public meeting Of the Lexington Mutual Loan and
Fund Association will take place Mt tho
Bulls Head Hall, Of Third avenue aud Twenty
fourth street. Monday evening March 20 at o'clock,
Several speakers address the meeting Frsm
the present is fair that the shares
will shortly he all taken Come 20 the meeting and
shares call the Office SGS Third which
is open daily from A. N. to 8 j., NJ.
JOHN PETTIGREW, President.
JiIIus A President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-27
DRY GOODS.


r ACES LACES.-TIFFANY g. CUTTING, 321 BROAD
IL way having completed their arrangements with
the in Brussels and Paris
laces embroideres will be prepared to exhibit Tues
Embrodecs and Thread goods ever offered
in this city In laces VIII he found Collars Cape Berthes
Coures Scarts Shaw Mantillas and trimming laces in
Brussels Point Honton and Point Aencon, Guipure and
Mechn. In cmbroidcries Collars Capes, Chemisettes,
Guimps, and Handkerchiefs Also trimmings and inser
tons Of ell widths. These will be offered at such
prices as must ensure satisfaction to purchasers.
(tANTON GRAPE SHAWLS.-A MAGNIFICENT AND
~ cheap stock these goods embroidered and plain
recently imported from China Is sale, at the Paris
hantilla Emporium -, -. a., - a..,
7 MEMS AND LINEN Go0Ds.-1t IRISH LINENS,
IL Damasks O. 81 l0i Ill aud l2t Shcetings Napkins,
Towels Quite linen camlric Handkerchief The largest
Broadway the block above the Astor House.
TRACY, IRWIN & co.
NEW MANTILLAs, SILKS GRENADINES, GRAPE
IN de Paris Donna Maria Bareges MOussene de Lame
mtcra Satin Paids printed Jacones Lawns Organizes,
TunHrde Canton Grape and other Shawls In full
mcnt also India Shaws below their value Those goods in
quality style and price TO meet the approval Of
purchasers. TIFFANY CUTTING 81 Broadway.
NOTICE TO THE LADIEs.--THE PARIS MANTILLA
IN Emporium, removed from 5l to 35l Broadway now
for the spring and contains the largest richest
and cheapest stock sfMantillas in America.
GEO BULPlN, S5i tlatc 36l) Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-27

IA March 81 ls52The power of the press is mighty and
VIII preva-The Wonders of Astrology.-People who
pose astroogy not science greatly mistaken
TO work results arithmetic algebra and astronomy
are brought into play; and the calculations upon which
framed and navite cast of the most
The ignorant pretender
works old the Scriptures themselves for
almost the earliest period OF Sorptura history the Chal
dean priests pracsed astrclogy aud late as the
reign of Louis XII Of France ranked among the exact
sciences. Certainly art antique so universally be-
heved in thousands and based the
ments Of celestial bodies entted 20 respect than
Tue absurd theories Of spirit rappngs biology &c so
generally swallowed DR. R0BkCK better known perhaps,
any other astrooger Of day. processes TO have not
o revived the art in all its accuracy but in the
ycar 70 have added largely TO rs resources
~ Itc certain that many of his predictions made in this
e nave ccn imhcd TO the letter To those who scep
IT, ~ s . ne oner TO give ndsputabc proof OF his
White street. f " 80 '' "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DoST OFFICE NEW YoRK.-NoTICE-THE EURO
pean Mails per u $. Mail Steamship Washington will
close AZ this office Saturday, the 18th inst at A. NJ
VIM. " DRADYp NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-27

The has arrived for the Of those
Die APPENDICES health Invgorating and healthfu to the
invalid they renovae and purify the rheumatic and
parayc and susceptible OF danger from cold The
baths in improved order and the genius of HENRY
RABlNEAU is still triumphant at his popular position the
foot of Desbrosses street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-27

MUTUAL LOAN HOUSE FURNISHING AND PIANO
lVl forte those who about to furnish
house or hire and to whom the Of few
hundred or thousand dollars at fair interest would be
convenient and those who anxious to possess good
Pnore and save the expense Of hiring abad one and
their and fair interest
the smallest amountsa such must get the plan and
pros pectus Of this Association which about being
tabshed fail Of becoming the most popular Of
the day Books Of subscription are now ready Once No
Aston House. the Book Of Adriance Sherman Co.
public generally invited to examine the peculiar
nature benefits Of this Association which fully
paned In the plan prospectus he had gratis the
above ofice. A, H. JOCELYN, TreaBursr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-27

OUIS NAPOLEON DONE BROWN.-THE HERO OF
IL Srasburg and Boulogne could by nocturnal SURPRISE
arrest the Of republican France but he
the French mners and dresmakers They up
their pretty his DEGREES and the better to show
contempt they have just sent to their friend A. CHAILLY
l6 Bovery the first selection Of ribbons lace gmps and
trimmings that reached this land of the Free More
Chaily marks and stamps the most revolutionary
patterns for dresses and manas, and sells faster and
faster his materials for braidng and embroidery The
tyrant knows it and rowns, but-lsdies remember 1861
Bowery If you wish TO have the newest style of trimmings
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-27

WANTED TO LET-A TWO STORY HOUSE, FOR
w the summer II il house. the location is beau
tifu it is situated the banks Of the and is well
for both aud comfort with good tho
premises Also. large vegetable garden attached to the
premises Ample conveyance every day to and from the
city, by the steamboats, from the foot OF Robinson street
All atoms post paid For further
address THOMAS ENGLISH, Perth Amboy, -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-27

LvoR ALBANY DIRECT OR AS FAR AS THE ICE
will rermit.-Passage, so cents'The steamboat MN
ROD Capt E. j. Small will leave the foot of Beach street
this Saturday. afternoon at o'clock Freight taken
reasonable For deck passage freight apply
board at the Office Of Beach and West streets
J.E COFFERE, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-27
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY Day.
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.


N isting between the undersigned under the OF
Brown Marie, IS TINS dny dissolved by mutual con-
cent. New York March p, 1852.
MARTIN w. BROWN.
HENRY r. MARE
Notice-H. = Marie will continue tho import alton OF all
English and Swiss Watches Movements
at the old stand, So Nassau street. up stairs:
VUANTED-A SPECIAL PARTNER, WITH $4,000
w of the largest hotels in the city, The money
will for three FIVE The most satisfactory
and security for three times the amount
Address William, nj this office.
vEANTED-A PARTNER WITH TWO TO THREE
w thousand dollars, in established manufacturing
business strictly cash. safe respectable and lucro
live; cleas S500Ot 10 $4,000 This IL rare
chance n business have thirty days to
tain the business required TO take charge OF store and
tinance. Call, address, " ,3l7 Bowory.
Tu,O CAPT LisTS--wANTED A PARTNER, WITH
fifteen hundYsl to two thousand dollars in the
OF an article the California market which will
ready sale in this city, ~ profit otwo three
Satisfactory references given and
auirsd AJdress Miner Herald once with real and
address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-27

MESDAMES SIMM0ND& NOEL, MILLINERS AND
NI Dress Makers j95 Broadway, opposite Nibos Hotel
We take the present opportunity to return thanks
the ladies OF New York and those visiting the city, their
kind patronage the above
and beg to that have selected from the best Partisan
houses the recherche patterns consisting of Millinery
Flowers Straws &c. which will be ready for inspection on
Tuesday, the 31st March.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-27
MUSICAL.

WANTED-A vIOLlN1ST, FOR AN AMATEUR MIN
w strel association; also banjo player (ono with
high rreferred) Those who understand music
preferred Apply at Reds pianofortc factory s Broad
way between the hours Off and 10 +. NJ on Saturday
DIANO FOR SALE.-A NEW MAHOGANY SIX
octayes Pianofortc in good order for sale cheap Apply
at No. liz Bank street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-27
SPRING MILLINERY.

MRS. BARTON, lis CANAL STREET RESPECT
lVl fully informs her friends and the public that
large assortment Of Millinery and Straw Goods of
est French styles which she has doubt will insure
continuance Of their patronage
MRS RINCG0LD, NO. 1ls SIXTH AVENUE, IN
vl forms her and the ladies general that
she will open her Paris Millinery the 10Th March;
beautiful assortment Of French Lace and Straw Bonnes
all descriptions
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-27

vTN0 LET-A THREE STORY HOUSE, CONSISTING OF
IL twelve rooms with Croton water each floor. En-
quire the premises No. 400 Broome street No. Is
hambers street. NJ. J. LYONS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-27

hut IA. JOEL Co. No. 5i3 Broadway, being about
TO effect extensive alterations in their store will sell
1t immense reduction their well assorted stock Of
Watches rich Jewelry Silver and Silver plated Ware Por
esan Vases PAPER Mache Wares Opera Glasses Fans and
other rich Fancy Goods {ther importaon) until the
I'd Of Apr when their store will be closed while the atsEa
GonS are being effected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-27

TINE CHELSEA BUILDING AND MUTUAL LOAN AS
ISOLATION will hold their third regular meeting at the
Assembly Rooms, Eighth and Twenty fifth
street. Monday evening March 81 ats o'clock Shares will
redeemed this meeting and the entrance fee viii be IS
after this meeting Members requested to call at the
ONCE OF the Secretary and get their books and the
March dues any time during the day Ing until 10
o'clock. VIM II. HOYT Sec'y, No. go Min th avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-27

vIN0 BAKERS.-TO RENT, IN PART OR ENTIRE, THE
three story brick dwelling and bakery, 3S Atlantic
street, Brooklyn, with fixtures and complete The
location N good one, and well calculated for permanent
respectable business Apply to SAMUEL FROST 30 South
William street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-27
Teeth arc now Inserted without taking

the roots The teeth put gold plate and placed
in the mouth the same as II the roots out.
JFOWLER 1856 Spring st. two blocks west of Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-27

HUDSON RIVER BUILDING AND MUTUAL LOAN
Association will hold public meeting, ut bradbury
Music Room Alb broadway Of Lspenard street.
Monday evening March 30 at clock Addresses will be
delivered by able speakers Come and satisfy your,ef Of
the security Of these institutions
Reserved for ladies Entrance fee present only
81; shares, $500; dues, s. monthly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-27

DREMIuM MrLLINERY-MRs. LAZARUS IsAACs,
6e! Division street near Christie street viii open her
Spring Millinery Monday, the 10Th instant where she
invites the Ladies to call and examine for them
selves. PS-Country Dealers supplied at low prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-27

TVNO LEASE--A LODGE ROOM, IN BLEECKER
Building, of Beecker aud Morton This
the cool and pleasant the city. The
rent will be low to good tenant Inquire OF r. CUTiIBERT
No. Itethune street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-27

OUCH WINNING WAYS SOME FOLKS HAVE so
~ have the Hats of FREEMAN No 30 Fulton street They
nre SO beautiful. that with Is apt to
stand on corner, and put airs Freemans Hats are
not only beautiful but durable and cheap. Remember his
store Is No. 80 Fulton street near Cold.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-27

hrst floor, handsomely furnished, with full board pr
vate table required Also, several rooms for single
tlsmsn. References exchanged. Apply to MRS. ROBIN
SON, 64 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-27

HOME AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES.-TuE AT
~ tenon Of person. DESTROYS or realizing the full
benefit of the mutual system applied to loanns and bor
rowing the purpose building purchasing real
estate called 20 the public meeting Of the Second Green
wch Building to he held Monday
March 20 ~ o'clock, in the Blocker Building, Blocker
Morton The members Of this association
prise Of beat and most intelligent citizens who
have thoroughly examined all the operations Of this assoca
ton and satisfied themselves that there other
equally safe and profitable The remaining shares Of
this association will probably all be taken at tits meeting
desiros Of members should not fail %
tend Monday cnn Gentlemen thoroughly conversant
with the principles Building Associations will be
address the Every information VIII be freely
given. JOHN KEfSER, President.
GEORGE STARR, Vice Preaiialt.
n. Ross, Jr., Secretary.
Charles Crane, James l.. Post Samuel Sinclair,
John Thomas, Robert Peterson, James W. Farr,
David Millken, ID. C. Weeks, W. H. Smith, Jr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-27

DHGNIX BUILDING ASSOCIATION - INCOkPO-
i rated February %, 1862
The Phoenix is in very prosperous condition. and pos
all the important and liberal features that
CURED to render it easy safe and profitable
The officers chosen by this Association who
well known TO be competent and Trustworthy and entitled
to the fullest confidence
Entrance fee, 81. Monthly dues, So. Shares, $500.
All that required at present to join 81 Interest Of
6 per cent allowed dues paid in advance
WILSON SMALL President, - Ludlow street.
AMOS W ILLETS. Vice President, 20 Pearl street.
A. X. HATFIELD, Scc.-O1foe Chambers Hall, No. 10
Chatham street,