Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-04

Matthias Gooderson takes charge '1' 4
By the above it will be that the impression is r
roneous that assume any authority other than is dele
gated to me, and laid down in the charter of 1S49
hereby notify whom it may that no labor Der
formed on the streets will be recognized paid
ntendent Of Streets those appointed by him inspe
| ctor or foreman over the persons engaged.
| 2A4 lt* Commissioner of Streets and Lamps
aa5- The Mercantile Mutual Loan and
Accumulating Fund Association.
The Second regular Monthly Meeting of this Assooia
tion VIII pc held az their room corner Broadway
Grand st,) over the Pacific Bank,) on SATURDAY
| April 10th, at u P. III.
The Books are now open for subscribers and payment
of dues from to P H. daily Shares Ss00 Entra1o
Fee 81; Dues So per month each share This Associ
alton offers Clerks Mechanics and others most de-
sirable opportunity for investment. Pamphiets will
the Articles of Association and By Laws can be had
the Secretary gratis The public are invited to attend
TRUsTEEs:
Ab'm Hrlsey, jr T. J. Bayand,
| W. T. Child, E. Thompson
| R. lie Lockwood, R. Pomeroy ir
ISAAC H. BArLv, Vice Pres't. - ''--'' - '''
A41t~ W. o. GRosER, seo'ry.
A@- HOme.-Dry Dock Building and Mu
TUAL LOAN AssOCIATIoN.-The regular meeting Of
ing of each month, at UNION HALL cor Of Avenue
and Fourth St. few shares remain Those wishipa
well to attend this meeting Bye-Laws can be had at
the meeting or at l79 Orchard street, any evening
W.. BARR, Secretary.
JAMES H MoNTRosE, SO'V5ES GEO. W. MCKEE.
WALTER =: MANNING, GEO; GARDNER,
VIM. ENNIS, JOHN McCAFFIL, JR.,
Attorney R. H. CUDLIP. M2S Bins
nv "Get Money! Save-Invest, and In
TUAL LOAN ASsOCIATION.-This Association will
hold Public Meeting at Bradbury's Music Room, No.
DAY EVENING April 5h cOof addresses en
be delivered explanatory Of the workings of Building
Meeting in April Persons desrous Of procuring money
to secure Home free from landlordism will have op
daily at No All Washingtonst cor. Laght where all
desired information will be furnished Dues So monthly
Shares $500 Those wishing to join by leaving
their and Entrance Fee ($2l the Secretary
SYLVANUs s. WARD, Pres't, No Ill Wsshngton.st' TSc
Dl AD '" T5gsrHHs ''' w. 0''Y in'ePPfSSIE) PPsTf)
James Webb, No 43 Charton-st.
John D: Dixon, No. los West Broadway.
Geo. J. Rodman, Nos. 229 and 230 West-st
Jacob La Wall, No. 66 North Moore-st.
Geo. r Warner, No. sl45S Broadway.
B. H. Romans, No. 72 Warren-st
John P. Brnkerhof, No. % Chambers-st
GEO. W. MORTON, Secretary No Al Washing st.
JOHN HOOPER. Surveyor, No. Jos Fulton-st.
VEN, No. % Nassau-st. MI If
ss- Phenix BuudInes association - IncOr-
porated Feb 2j, 1852,
The First Regular Monthly Meeting of this Associa-
9TH, o'clock at the corner Of Broome and Crosby
streets, (entrance in Crosby street)
AO4ue9Vou W W III hbbenuanCe ana get
An illus trative address will delivered by Jacob L.
Fenn Esq The public are invited to attend
Shares, $780, Monthly Dues SO.
The Ph@nix is in prosperous condition, and is CON
Quoted upon the most approved and liberal principles
which, together with the responsible and reliable cha
racter Of its officers render it safe and prota
Prospeotuses, and Bylaws and full inform alton can
wilson sMAIT Ppesdep pmHS oR 81 I%diow st.
AMOS WILLETs. Vice President, 276 Pearl st.
ALFRED R. HATFIELD, Seoy. Office, No 65 Chatham-st
Al 1t*
Ax- Second Irving Building and Mutu-
AL LOAN ASSOCIATION-In conseq uenoe of the un-
precedented success Of the IRVING BUILDING AND
been and the book will be open on
MONDAY. April 5, at No. 2l4 Grand-st Office hours
Monthly Dues $3 Par value Of Shares, $500 TIE
entrance Fee only yin be Z Tscsvsd 81
Ba- Hair RestOrative.-PhaIons Hair Invi
gorator to restore the HAIR to eectuall Dandru
w ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD,
duce lair I1vigorator which equal his as beauti-
full and healthy restorative of the Hair This truly
new YosR BosToN and al
twenty years. during which time it has given the
called Hair Kestoratives Invigorators &C., many Of
which are in the dark bosom of oblivion buried Hun
'''' CINCINNATI ALONE.
have to rejoice that they induced to trv
single bottle Of Phaons Hair InvgoratOr having tried
most every thing recommended for the hair without de-
IlNlnB any peneuU WnaVbOeVer HAIR lnVlg0ra
w. NV The HAIR FROM COMING. OUT,
ants and children whose hair may weak or thln
their mothers apply nothing better 1t removes the
'''''' "'''''' YOUNG PEOPLE, D''- -
and which, neglected. continues to render the of
the hair less productive the faster they advance in age
Ladies will fud the Invgorator great addition to the
toilet, but on account Of it's delicate and
AGREEABLE PERFUME,
and the great facilities it affords in dressing the hair
which, when moist with the Invgorator be dressed
In O n
plain or in curls Prof E. Phalon would again remark,
"''''' CHILDREN's HEADS,
lays the for good head Of hair and would
also state it has restored the hair when hundreds of
dollars been expended in vain upon other prepara
'i'A'' ~ ''' THE ErS'ff HAIR BEAUTIFULLY,
keeps it Soft sken and clean thrice as long other
preparation 1t will change the harshest hair into the
tifui dark ooloT-Keeping both the Skin and hair in
healthy and luxurian state until the latest period of
NV TFrom the N Y Tribunel
or 1o @oe Or eouS
Hair Invgorator There remedy for the permanent
that reached the popularity enjoyed by this article
It mparts vgor to the roots of the hair and promotes
PRiiadeiphia man over 70 years Of age, the top Of
whose head was bald as ones hand months SINCE
ny others whose we are not at Liberty to give
whose hair has been restored by Phaons InvgoratOr.
young gentleman, friend OF ours living on Blocker
vas stsacsed with hair on the top Of
rusty dry hair filled with dandru he has at this time
beautiful head of hair from the of Phalons Hair
Invigorator.
Prepared by Prof. e. Phalon, New York
HAIR DYE.-Phalons Celebrated Liquid Magic Hair
Dye the best yet discovered for oolorg the Hair
Whiskers the moment it is applied. The wonderful
and certainty with which this favorit and old establish
ed Hair Dye performs is astonishing Il for SALE
applied at Phalon's Wig Factory. No. 1877 Broadway.-
Copy the address, B8 Sm*
H|- AS steady the sublime flow of
the relgously Niagara Falls is the
demand for Mrs. JERVISS Cold Candy. People may
smile, and call it mere candy" but it has comminged
with the sugar-which is used to make the medicinal
properties easy to takeas dignifed simpcity as
happy concoction of natures herbs as ever human
ministration applied to pulmonary complaints Sold by
Mrs JERVIS, No. 1866 Broadway MIA 4t#
R1@ Those Magnificent Daguerreotypes
for which Prize Medal awarded to NJ 3. 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 portraits