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u We direct attention to MIR. Geo. Broiie'
No. Sfcrc M SI 1,nnuI 81 nd til I,isnena ri al


" Colombia Building Association oil brook
ka.The ,st regular Monthly Meeting will take place on
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, the l4th inst, at IA Hamilton
whena number OF shares will be offered for redemption
k~wbcr notified pay their first months dues During
tr week the Secretary at his Office No Cous or at
nc hal ON "Wednesday evening The Hall Will be open
a NJ, for the reception Of dues The meeting will
az o'clock. This Association IL very -four
sAss condition. It's irst monthly meeting takes place
Asnl II when the regular dues are payable.
any person. male female DESTROYS Of making his her
mall earnings than triple itself in the space Of few
ssei purchase his house the advantageous
sw who will bul take the trouble 20 compare the adva
hses offered BY this Association both to Lenders and Dor
With those offered BY any other Association will at
10 Ind the key 10 the Of plan For instance:
1t viii loan money at per cent. per snnum ON the
u.nnt advanced.
twill allow interest Of the rate Of per cent per an
~ 70 all persons who prefer paying their subscriptions for
NO ucntfs in advance, thus securing double in
ehutiy the above per cent; secondly their share OF
hh fersons who wish borrow money Tor the purpose
ave IN advance far liberal terms than effected
I9y other Association
fespns DESTROYS Of withdrawing from the Society,"
SoG any time, by giving months notice. and receive
al dues paid BY them, with interest Ut per cent peg
os9n
Apen Who will save but IA cents dsy. land there is
~e peuon who cannot II disposed can in this So
~ ecur III a few years small capital, Isl ,000) with
scA ks establish hnnself in business aud thus achieve
neutrality-suspicious.. The entrance fee is 80 cents per
monthly payments 81 per share value of each share,
Ladies and gentlemen DESTROYS Of joining can leave
DANIEL +, BARNARD, President
WIN II. GRlFEIriI Vice President
>uAo RICHARDSON Secretary, No. 10 Court-st
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Capt. Wayne Reds New Work
TIME RIFLE RANGERS-Third Edi-
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IL tie splendid kouance the dav and Las placed ne
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mot ele santy gotten up. DEWITT 4 DAVENPORT
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~ Notice.-BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS FIRE
INSURANCE CGNPANY-The subscribers 10 the stock Of
this Company viii bear mind that the fourth aud last in
sediment of s. per share required 70 be paid tn RS
and Brosdway.
Shareholders who have signed the Charter shoald do
Immediately OF previous the 18th without fail
s. JESsvRuN. Sec JOHN BRUCE. President
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gueeial Notices.

.ar.et ~
Msm1cssH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY, win be
knhhrH H.. chanel Broadway TOMORROW, tWednes
e,~ixfTERNOON and EVENING Sociock, and
l IMPORTANT business is 10 he ransacted and inter.
Addresses may be expected from Key Drs % = 1'
rsSyyFR of this city, Rev. WIN. REEFS OF PennsylvaniA
sr The friends ofhe Society are respectfully invited
nasenl
- rte Seventh Ward Temperance Alliance
usrf THIS EVENING, at u o'clock IN the Lecture
"A the BAPTIST Church. OF Madison and Gou'ef'
~a The friends of Temperance are invited 70 atteua
JOEL BLACKMER, Prendent.
- special Meeting Of the american ana
vsKyI(N BIBLE SOCIETY will he held THIS Ar h!.
noon 1t o'clock in Hope Chapel broadwsIy 49, nav
- EVENING at u O'clock when interesting andfeses
- .rpeeted from Rev DIR. HAGUE, Of Newark ~ - NJ;
Or BYTCHRR, Of Albany Hon L. ID. CcLo"' VI N'''
sfy, and others. --------
r. The Fifteenth Anniversary OF the Aien "
vssffs Missionary Society Will he held m the hneis "a
Z Church THIS "Wednesday EVENING, commencing ~
;loclock. n rApyy ofVir-
.,s Rev DR.. GREENE, Of Tennessee, and heV u H.
EHiTICAR Pastor of the church
- The Twenty.ninth Anniversary Meeting
sAe NeW.YOrk Lying.fn Asylum VIII tsxe
=. a THURSDAY, 18th Of April, at u O'Clock, at the
KIM No IS MarionSt The Clergy, Phy:lcians and me
Of the Institution respectfully invited to attend
~ The Regular Meeting of the HORTICUt,
rkAL SOCIETY Of the City of NewYork Will be held
= he Stuyvesant Institute on WEDNESDAY EVENINo
i "a Il IA o'clock All interested in the subject are In
- m stsend GEO. VIM CURTIS, Rec. Sec.
r. r. u. Jones's Lecture or Sculpture.-Mr
hEyS delivers Lecture on Sculpture THIS "Wednesday
yyTEING at the Welsh Congregational Church, No. -
r,oorue-H Ladies admitted free Gentlemen 70 cents
commence at 8 o'clock Z. NJ
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Boston New Orleans &c. &c: Biographical Sketches Oh
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SCHUBERTH q CO., Music Depot,
~ No s57 Broadway, n Y request the puhhc to ipsprct
then Immense sock Of Music fo Voice Piano Tor
hands, tor Organ, Nicn, Noloaoeo Ham Orhesfr, &c
In every style fer virtuosos and beginners The So
lection IN the United Staf~ Of eineoo worth Order O.
foreisn AID American Music viii Be sftesded 70 with
r5umpfb<eG
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lEroIisr, Publication.
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rse &c, Literature aid Art; systematically arranged by
~ hs,k with Five Hundred Steel Plates BY the dis
sesh.d Artists Of Germany. The Text translated and
sS.sa srenees y Baird A Nj NJ n Assistant Secretary
!, vols; so; fls;ss Prices for sets q vols:
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ARNoRy. COMPANY @, GOVERNORS GUARD,
Military Hall Boweryi April ~, i0'k

Military HAL, DOWeIyt hPih - i"'~ =.
~ Ar n meeting Of this Company. held at
fsr Armory the following preamble and resoutohs "ere
sresnted ard unanimously adopted: .
Wkoeas Capt Richard T. Harshorne after service OF
many wears having resigned the command OF Company "
Governors Guard;
Resdr.d That the thanks of this Company be rendered to
rs,s Hsrtsone for bis zeal and efficiency while command
- n n nd that we remember with pleasure the bearing OF
,hs ser and the urbanty Of the gentleman and that IN
~. he has best wishes for his future welfare
Rrsred That he be elected honorary member OF this
Compsny (Signed) CHAS. JONES' Lieut. Com'dt
LIEUT. JOHN L. C. HAM, Secy pro TEN.
tnrd.-steanship NEW-ORLEANS.-We the under
gsned Cabin Passengers board steamship SewOreans
Cwtsin E. H. Ackey from San Francisco TO San Juan and
Tat in point Of superior ventilation good substantial
qualities and comforts generally she has no superior In the
route.
We would recommend Capt Ackley and officers TO be in
every calculated to make TIP with them Of plea
sure their hands you may be assured of every exeron
IN tkeir power.-San Juan, March ~ 1852.
NM William H. Dow, J. w. Jones,
Mrs. & c. Gray, N. q. Dow
Mn s. d. Gnaith, Capt Loyd Sumz,ex
Mn. 8. L. Isaacs, George Wilson,
Nm Lucy NJ James A. Given,
MuL T.. H. Leake, j. ;. Chase,
J. BOONE Us. knight,
I'm Lcake, Jonathan Griffith
g. NJ Lsnahan Warren Fish,
T. j. Strother Stephen Marston,
A. Goodyear Isaac Hummer
Dr. \. NJ. james, ;. l.. lsaacs,
james nj. PurTitt, Chas 5. Bragg,
Stephen c. shipuan, A. Moreland,
T. fouitz Thomas c. Criar,
James Shindler 7. Is. Wood.
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IL PhGnix BuiIding AssociatiOnZIneorporat
Feb 25 1852 Shares $500; Monthly Dues s.. Public
Meeting of this Association will be held THIS EVENING
at Military Hail. Bowery opposite Sgringst at o'clock
An Explanatory Address by QUENTIN McADAM, Esq.
Free all The Phoenix is condition, and
conducted upon the most approved and liberal principles
which, together with the responsible and reliable character
of Its officers renders 1t easy, safe and profitable instu
ton.
Prospectuses and bylaws and full information be OBJ
tanned at the Secretarys office, No. 65 Chathamst
WILSON SMALL, President, No. 81 Ludlow-st
AMOS WILLETS, Vice-Prest, No. 276 Pearl-st
A r. HATFIELD SecY-Ottce, No. 65 Chathamst.
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A 5 Cook, by two respectable Girls, and
rt-rae Wssher and Trouer and the other as Chamber
maid and can do plain Sewing Is willing to make herself
generally useful Direct to A. K g., Tribune Office
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a ~ Nsiice to Passengers from Panansa TO
sssWsfma'.I The PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COM
seel called upon give pubic notice that mo tickets
- eeesA.ed ~ their ages, Panama which not
$50 ~ Az oreer OF tins Company and that tickets thus
Ian an se onta,ned ossiv at their Agency No In West
=, saS,L bARrLElsr Esq Boston OF Of Mess1s ARM
- Hss,nNo HARRIS CO, New Orleans New York Jan
y 'e'~ BY order, WN. H. nAVIDGE Secretary
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A 5 Cook, and good Washer and lroner,
n by respectable Protestant English Woman. Good
reference can be given Ca be seen for two days No 6
l7thst, between 9Th and 7th-avs
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VXTANTED-A Boy in the counting
w house. Applyto CHAs. HAMILTON,
No. Hanover-st.
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A 5 good Cook and first-rate Washer and
IA lroner, by respectable young Woman Can give the
best OF city reference Can be at No As Monoet for
two days.
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~ David w. Benton, Attorney and Counsellor at
lsw, No 10 Nassan-st, New-York, Sd floor.

DUNiu W. pcutOus hitoIncy anu SouiiSchoA a.
lsu, No. 10 Nassau-st, New-York Sd floor.
q kmigrnnt Intelligence Office and Labor
Exchange, Nos. Is and n Canalst, Newly ork.-Ihis
o&cs b established by the Commissioners Of Emigration,
WHARF always be found large numbers of Laborers and
Sesna very low rates of and can have
s orders filed by writing to the Superintendent and send
nx the amount the OF the parties
seqxssa No fees charged TO employers,
JAS ?. FAGAN, Superintendent
a. To the Ladies.-Dr BANNING repeats his Free
Lectures before the Ladies' Physical Education and the
Cause and Cure OF Chronic Weaknesses and Spinal Defoi
Society Library of Leonsrdst and Broadway
ase'cbck Of TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURS
DAY OF this week.
u We direct attention to MIR. Geo. BrOdie's
sew store, No. 81 Canal, aud % Lispenartl-st.
Mr. B. claims 10 be- the originator OF the Manila business
aseh New York and during the last few years has
bpxsh pitch of perfection truly surprising He visits
s periodically in order to select every thing desirable in
As hne and having just returned from his finished tour
exhibiting asrertmeut of Mantillas Closks &c,
th have merely 10 be (eyen by the most fstdous
n Be sdured. We recommend our lady readers generally,
~ vel dealers To give Nh. H. Il call
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VTTANTED.-Two good Statesmen at
w the Dry Goods Emporium No. s7i Bowery
w. BILLING
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AS nurse and Seamstress and as

4 s nurse and Seamstress, by respecta-
IA he young Woman Is well qualified to take the en-
tire charge Of children Satisfactory reference be given.
Call at No. IS Christopheret
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UTANTED-At No. ia Nassau-st.,
w School Teachers Statesmen, Porters, Bar-keepers
Drug Clerks Boys to learn Applicants dsncs
inclone g. free of postage, will be suited THUS sriNh
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AS Cook, Nurse, &C., by two respecta-
IA bic Girls-one Cook and Pastry Cook and to assist
in washing and ironng the other mind children and do
plain sewing and chamberwok. Good city reference. APP
ply at No 50 Perry-st. Can be seen for two days
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4 S Cook and to wash and iron, or to do
chainberwork by a respectabls.young Woman. Has no
objection the country. Good reference Apply at No 80
llth+t- in the rear second floor.
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AS good plain Cook, and first-rate
"A Washer and ironer by respectable young Woman in
small private family Can be- the place of her last
employer, No. Al Lafayette-plnce.
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~ Fulton Building and Mutual Loan AssO.
cntion.-The second monthly meeting of this Association
for the payment of dues will be held at Chatham Hall No
Chatham square, THURSDAY EVENING, April 10 at
O'clock Shares will lie offered for redemption The
Der of original shares being limited TO 300 large proportion
of which already aken it would be advisable for all who
wish to become members Of this successful Association to
subscribe at once Entrance fee 50 cents Monthly dues
g So Ultimate value of shares $500. The Secretary will
be the office of the Association No. Ga Bowery Czens
Insurance Coz ON Monday Wednesday and Saturday
nngs for the purpose of receiving dues and subscriptions
where those who can make it convenient will please call
ISAAC AMERMAN, Jr, Secretary.
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4 S plain, excellent Cook, Washer an
N Ironer by respectable young Woman. Best of eli
reference. Apply at 1914 Greene-st between Anity Al
Bleecker-sts. Can be seen for two days
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A S WAITER or Porter in a store, by
IA smart respectable Protestant young Man; has good
city reference and willing work for very moderate wages
Address II f.. at this office.
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5 Cook, Chambermaid, &C., by two
Arespectabe Girls Cook Washer and Ironer, the
other as tharnbenad and Waiter Can he for
cns al their last place No. 10 St Georgespace East Eth
It., between LIST ard 2d-eys
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A FIRST-RATE CHANCE for a re-

spectable Man OF business habs TO be sod cheap IN
conseouence of death the family, profitable and n
tive cash business Stock be reduced from 70 S
10 suit the purchaser This is genuine coneer AID onefs
great advantages honest with small capai ana
GOOD references Particulars address IMPORTER Tribune
Office.
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VXTANTED.-AL Lad who has natural
wv taste for Architecture will hear OF good oPporu.
nifty for improvement by addressing JOHNSON, Tribune
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A S Cook, and to assist in washing and
ironing by respectable Woman. Good city reference.
Apply at No l2s 2-st Sdav front second floor.
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VXTANTED-ln small private family,
w aProtes.ant Woman, childrens nurse Apply at
No 80 West llth-st, from to IL o'clock, M
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Want employment.

AS plain Cook, Washer and Ironer,
N by respectable young Woman. Brooklyn reference.
Call no. Sc Beekmanst first foor back ROOM Can be
seen for two DAVIS
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TTARDWARE.-Stock and Fixtures for

Of which he would dispose ons reasonable terms No ono
need apply who has not ready capita a. command
Address x Y office Of The N. Y. Tribune.
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A 5 Cook. and to assist in washing and
ironing by young Woman Prefers going with family
for the summer in the country and do work in general while
there Good city reference Call at No. 81 Madis1n-st
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~ For Sale at n Harxain.-Seyeral Shares in
Excelsior Building and Mutual Loan Association; also,
eIa lots al Green Point L. |. Inquire OF J. sAMMS, No
~ Caiharine-st.
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tyY- Industrial Home Association, No. IA
Meeting the Association will be held in X p Hail. 2dav
between LIST and 2d-sts. FRIDAY EVENING April 10,
O'Clock. Those members who have procured their
Deeds reminded that very probably this will be the last
opportunity pay up in long time money will be
received except at q regular meeting
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A S Cook and to wash and iron, by a
IA Protestant Woman. Good reference Apply at No
ISL West l3th-st.
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A S Cook and to wash and iron, or to do
IN the homework of private family by very expert
cnced Girl with good city reference Call at No. Al Perys
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-28
The DAILY DISPATCH
i.iE FISHERY TROUBLES.
Frem the London Nev. An, !.

we have already stated ,ha, rho r..;.:. r.
the fishery question is by no means rsia,..,sa
to create alarm, and TO day we are enshlaa, |
state fact which will 60 far towards s,,a. ~
the anxiety that has been excited he 'a
belicose tone Of some of the less acc,sa;,nI I
United States journals. MIR Thomas Rar;na
of the eminent firm of Barring, Brothers g. c.
is about to proceed TO the United States by the
next packet, and has offered his good services
to Lord Malmesbury. with view to bringing
about satisfactory arrangement of the ques-
tion-an offer which has been accepted by her
Majesty's cabinet. Ii will be remembered that
Lord Ashburton, another Of the Barring family,
negotiated the treaty so well known as the
"Ashburton Treaty." and in view OF the great
influence exercised by this firm in the United
States, arising in q great measurefrom the vast
extent of their mercantile and monetary trans
actions with that republic, there can be little
doubt that the efforts of MIR. Barring will be at
tended with success. The announcement will
be received with satisfaction, as proving that
the Derby cabinet are sensible Of their precipi-
fancy in provoking a quarrel with America,
and of the necessity of adopting concilatory
tone in their future communications. Rumors
to this effect were current in the afternoon, and
tended TO strengthen the feeling Of the market
towards The close, but there are other influences
in operation, as we have already intimated,
which have contributed very materially TO the
production of the remarkable check now no.
ticed. The most important of these is the wea-
ther which is now regarded with general soil
citude, as il is feared that the heavy rains and
cold wind will cause much damage to the
wheat,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-28

The MAIDEN AND THE HERo.-On the
night of the battle of Brandywine, l was sent
with a message from General Green to Count
Pulaski, a noble Polander, who took promi.
nent part in our freedom. He was auartered
in neat farm house near The upper fords,-
After our business was finished, the Count
asked me to take some refreshments, and at
the same Time he called out
MARY, my lass, Mary!'
In an instant rosy checked girl entered,
her face beaming with joy, j, would seem, at
the very sound of Pulaski's voice.
Did you call me, Count said she tmidly.
How often have told you, my little love-
he said, bending his tall form to kiss her
cheek, mot to call me Count; call me you
dear Pulaski. This is republic, my little
favorite. We have no Counts, you know
But you are Count, sir, when at home,
and they say you came long way over the
ocean to fight for u.s.
Yes, yes, Mary, very true; l did come
long way, but one reason why, was, / had to
come, in measure. Now, can YOU get for
this gentleman and myself little refreshment2
He has long way to ride tonight
Certainly, sir and she went out of the room
like a fairy.
"A fine pleasant GIRL said Pulaski; would
that had the wealth that once had, l would
give her portion that would send half the
&c
On the morning of the 11th Of September,
i779, the British Army advanced in fall force
to Chadd's Ford, for the purpose of crossing
the Brandywine Cheek, and bring on an ac-
ton with Washington. Sir William Howe
drove Maxwel's division across the creek, by
ten o'clock, at one of the lower fords.
The Hessian General Knouphausen, with
large force advancing up the side of the creek
and uniting with Lord Corvallis who com.
manded the LETT wing of the army, crossed at
the upper fords OF the river and creek.
1t so happened that during the raging of the
conflict, in carrying orders passed immedi.
ately in direction Of Pulaski's quarters, that
had visited the night before. Situated as the
house was in the midst ofbattle, curiosity in.
duced me to ride up. Suddenly sheet of
flame burst forth. The house was on fire.
Near the door step lay the body of Mary, her
head cut open by sabre, and her brains oox.
ing out of the terrible wound had not been
there more than minute, when Pulaski, at the
head OF troop Of cavalry, galloped rapidly to
the house. l shall never forget the expression
ofhis face, as he shouted like demon on seeing
the iDanimate form,
who did this?'
A little boy that had not been before noticed,
who was lying amid the grass, his leg dread.
fully mangled, said:
There, there they go'
He pointed to company of Hessians, then
some distance of.
Right wheel, men, charger
And they did charge; | do not think that one
man OF that Hessan corps ever left the fields
except to be placed in the grave.
The last saw of Pulaski was on the bat
tie ground Of Brandywine.