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az,- ..Get money! savo-Invest, and In

ssg- sect Money" save-Invest, and In
CREASE Ir,--HUDsUN RIVER BUILDlNG and .!j1 Az
TUAL LOAN ASSOCIATION.-This Association viii
hold Public Meeting at Brsd6urys Music Room s6N M.
DAY EVENING March Is, IN O'clock Addresses will
be delivered explanatory Of tue workings Of Building
Associations Shares will be redeemed at the Regular
Meeting in April Persons desrous Of procuring money
to secure Home free from andordism will have an op
portunity that time. Office Of the Secretary open
daily at No All Washington-st, Laght where all
desired inform ation will be furnshed Dues So monthly
Shares $500 Those wishing join do so by leaving
their names Entrance Fee S2 with the Secretary
or either of the following officers Now s your chance
SYTVANIJS WARD Prest No. All Washington-st.
ALFRED W WHITE Vice Prest. City Inspector,
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THH NEW YORK

A ND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
"A MAIL STEAMERS.-T ships oompris -Ez@A
ing this line, the ATLANTIC, Capt. West; NM n Et
PAouIc. Capt. Nye; ARcrIo, Capt. Luce; s,1safaila
BALTIC, Capt Comstoek; ADRIATIc, Capt. Grafton
These ships have been built by contract expressly for
Government service every has been taken in their
construction also in their engines to strength
and speed and their passengers
unequaed for elegance and comfort Price of passage
from New York to Liverpool $3.50 exclusive Of extra
size state-rooms 1926 from Liverpool to New York,
35 An experienced Surgeon attached to each ship No
berths secured until paid for.
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WENTWORTHS,

FORMERLY J. WALLS, OLD ESTAB-
IL LISHED BREAD AND CAKE BAKERY ~
256 Grand street.-The subscriber would in uslsss4
form his friends and the public that he is Ess-
ready to supply them with Plain and Orna- WTIts9lg
mental Cake, of the choicest description, for -
Holiday Wedding, and other PARTIES the most rea-
sonable terms.
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BARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ID 7. BARNUM, PROPRIETOR AND
L Manager. JOHN GREENWOOD, Jn.. Assistant
Manager.
ADissIoE, to the entire Museum Performances %
children under 10 years l25< cents Parouet 2
cents extra - 49, 80
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CARPETS

CARPETS.
GREAT REDUCUION IN PRICES, AT
VI the Celebrated Largest and Cheapest RPET 7
ESTABLISHMENT in the United States, No. 90 BOW
HIRAM ANDERSON'S
Eight Spacious Sales Rooms, Wholesale and Retail
SALES ROOM NO. l,
contains the largest handsomest and cheapest assor
ment Of English and American Floor Oil Cloths TO be
found in the city from two shins and sixpenee to one
dollar the square yard Of to eight yards wide.
SALES ROOM NO g.
contains the most beautiful and varegated assortment
unparalleled low priesve shillings six shngs and
sxpenoe per yard New and elegant figures for Spring
Sales.
fully stocked with unrvaled assortment of English
and American imperial Three ply Ca-peting of and
elegant designs manufactured expressly for the City
trade at reduction rs per cent from former prices
"a. Cd, 7s and IS. per yard and upwards
SALES ROOM NO 4,
contains hundred and fifty pieces Of fine Ingram Car
peting Fall STYLE at Is 3d. 2s 2s 3D., and As per
yard.
displays great variety of English Druggets; from
four yards wide, from IS. and Cd per yard and up
wards Also elegant assortment Of Rugs, Mats, &c.
'' wy SALES ROOM NO 6.
is fully stocked with every variety of Stair and Hall
Carpetipg Is 3D., Be- 3D., Ss Sd. As, 6 and 6s per
IN SALES ROOM NO. z,
the Patent Tapestry Ingram Carpets exhibited az
the Worlds Fair formerly SOLD at 9s per yard now sell
'''s SALES ROOM NO. g.
An extensive assortment of Table and Piano Covers;
Window Shades from 9s to per nair; Table OIL Cloths
Brussels and Tapestry Carpetng Brussels Stair Carpet
all of which offered at 25 per cent less than any
other ettablishment in the city.
HIRAM AN DRRSON, No. 90 Bowery.
All goods packed free Of charge.
NarrV VarE II
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h63- Mrs. Jervis's Cold Candy is Is TamiliaF
in th mouths Of the cough ridden household worda
The asthmatic gasps for it, the consumptiye sme an
aniable boodess weak white smile, as he ssretcnss
sold by Mrs. ". jERVls. No. S66 broadway ana ana py
Druggists generally.
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John BOyoe, No. 227 Greenwioh. st

John Boyce, No. 227 Greenwich-st.
james Webb, No 43 Charlton-st
John D. Dixon, No. l05 West Broadway.
Geo. ] Rodman, Nos. 229 and $50 West-st.
Jacob La Wall, No. &C North Moore-st.
Patrick Coyle No l4l Chatham st.
Geo T. Warner, No. 3l415 Broadway.
b. H. Romans No. 70 Warren. st.
John P. Brnkerhoh No % Chambers-st:
Gro W. MORTON, Secretary, No. All W Washington-st.
JOHN HOOPER Surveyor, No 1906 Fulton-st.
Xttorneve and Connsellors EDGAR, YOUNG RUTH
VEN No. 25 Nassau-st. M u
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81 Spirit Knocl1Iogs or, go, sec what

~ Spirit KnOcklngs; or, go, see what
THE SPIRITS HAVE DoNE.-Tne spirited knockings that
have been in for the last six mont his at
GO Broadway length resulted in something truly
maguifcent tits the establishment of the Messrs Ber
ran IL would vain for the writer to attempt to do
that spacious house. and the spirit OF art and
science displayed in it by description he could gVere
snectng ts interior he would request thoe who de-
sire TO thing that cannotfal TO exel
10 dwell ON the following and conclusive words GO
what The Spirts have done" This nav be made very
convenient as Is ticket Of admission TO be pur
chased to that Museum in which is contained almost al
endless variety scientific PRODUCTIONS there being
kind article the house furnish ng or tancy gooos line
bnt nav be purchased And for the ladies, it is
evident that JOHN BIZ ELL has ADDED much to
convenience, by supplying the propreJors WITH
excellent assort rtment of his JENNY LIND SEWING
STANDS There usands of articles worthy OF Sc
sent Those possess many excellent qualities that
are seldom if combined in design. They are
strong light tai and useful occupying little
room contain much the purpose all their parts
being correctly aduste to each to remind
of the model grace, and may be compared with
celeut painting which penetrating eye may rest
lifetime weary and are for sale almost incredibly
cheap. At the above place you may get anything
From q curtain ring to Chinese gong,
Go what the spirits ha Q done.
From pepper box to a frying-pan,
Go what the spirits have done.
From rolling pin to fre-tongs.
0 what the spirits have done.
From a corset-board to aladys ian,
Go see what the spirits have done
From baby's crib to feeding-spOcn,
Co see what the spirits have done.
From needle e-case to a sewingstand,
Go see what the spirits have done.
To you, gen ls SINGLE and you married men,
And to you, ladies all, Of every name,
Remember Broadway, six hundred and one
Go see what tho spirits have done.
m1t* AsPIRlT.
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Fire MAY, 1851. San Francisco. .. ne unknown
The Importance Of beng in sion of such cheap in
for valuable Documents, books papers, &C.. Is
apparent reading the above list wherein will be seen
that five Safes (which cost the only $500 saved
property to the amount of Si38l50 from fire. Certi
Gates to that effect be at the store of the sub
scrbers also others extending period of ten years
past during which time instance has occurred where
WILDERS PATENT SALAMANDER SAFES, I'M
PROVED BY RICH CO., has failed to preserve Its
contents in the feroest fire
large of Safes of various sizes and pat
terms, with and without powderproof locks for sale at
the depot, JAG WATER STREET, NEW YORK
Burglar-proof Bank Vaults and Vault Doors made to
order
SETARNS s. MARVIN, late RoFF, SrEARNs Co.,
(Successors to Rich Co J l46 Water-at. N. Y.
The only makers of WILDER'S PATENT SALA-
MANDE8 SAFES, with Richs improvement. in the
United States. MI 3m%
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TO THE LADIES

WHO Is NOT HAPPY AT THE THOUGHT
w of greeting once year all of our old L ~
neglected friends and to enjoy the sweet zzleAStee
smiles of the ladies, and sip the ruby wine, ka1aa
and above all to taste of those richly favored Nts
cakes Of CURRIERS' comprising choicest
qualities Of Fruit Cakes, Almond Pound Citron Lady
Cake and Scotch, Sponge, and all fancy articles in the
line. oyster Crackers OF every kind and lq
GREENWICH ST. o26 Gmis&
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COOPERATIVE.

CO-OPBRATIVE
ENROM THE J0URNEYMEN TAILORS'
Il COOPERATIVE UNION. o.
Feeling grateful for the patronage thus bestow- "a
ed on their establishment and confident that Nh
thing shall be wanting their part to merit con- Inn
tinuance of the same, they have enlarged their~A-
and removed to the splendid store SO Chatham
street. formerly known the Bazaar where they have
on hand an extensive Stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
which they prepared to manufacture beyond
competition. The Union consists of eighty members hold
ing equal shares and having equal interests in the estab
lshment. They have also very large and fashionable
assortment Ready Made Stock which they will sell at
10 per below any boss tailor in the city. D2 3A
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aar- Second Manhattan Building AssOcIa-
ton will hold Sixth Regular Mon hy Meeting at N
430 Broome st. of Crosby tentrance in Crosby on
MONDAY EVENlN q, March is, st o'clock. Dues and
interests due and payable at the office of the
secretary, No. Is Spruce st., I'd floor
j n. GENIN, President.
j. W. WESTON, seey. oie.. No. 10 Spruce st. MI4lts
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j. h ATS
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
IS Cd. eryard.
English, Scotch, and American Ingrains, 65. to 6s,
Medium quality of Ingrins, 80. and As.
Good Ingram Carpeting, Is. Cd, 2s.. and 2s. Cd.
Common Stair Carpeting, l0d., Is. 3d. and 2s,
Tapestry Venetian Stair Carpetipg 4s. to 6s.
Administer and Chenille Rugs, So to IS.
Tufted Rugs. 81 80 to $3.
Heavy English Oil Cloths, to "a it, wde 5s. to ss
Medium quality Oil Cloths Is. Cd, 3s. 3D.. is As.
Window Shades from Is. to s6 per pair.
Also Table and Piano Covers Chenelle and Tufted Door
Mats Carpet Bags, Table Oil Cloths, Stair Rods. Drug
gets and Stair Oil Cloths also, a, 54, and GA white
check Mating Of the best quality style Lamp
Mats. &C., &C., SC,
NJ B. Every effort win be made the part of the
Proprietor of this Establishment to make it worthy the
be al patronage it has formerly met with and he has
become convinced from past xperence that the regular
and lowprice system, uniformity in prices and polite
and attentive clerks is the only true system to succeed
on. MID 3mA
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OFFICEKB,
Hon EDWARD COPELAND, President.
ISAAC r. s. BRTANT, Vice President
ISAAC BADEAU, Secretary.
THUsTEEs.
Francis B. Striker Pardon W. Kenyon
Francis d, Mason Robert T. Dinan

".
Francis D. Mason, Robert Z. Dinan,
81 rl$Judah B. Voorhis, VIM N. Muehmore.
Barnard Parsons, Att rneys
p5~ An adjourned net tingwill be held on Thursday
Evening, March 49, at ~ O'Clock, at Granada Hall No.
% Myrtle Avenue when Che character objects and bene
fits OF his Association will he explained Ladies and
gentlemen are invited attend
MIA IssAc BADEAU, s. sretary.
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ass- FOvvIers & Wells, PhrenOIOgists and
Publishers Clinton Hail. 13 Nassau street. Oice open
for examinations day and evenings. F29 BINS
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FRED'K. w. PATCHMANN

VTTATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, 17O
w CANAL ST., between Sullivan and Varick ~
sts would respectfully inform his customers and St
the public in general that he keeps, usual, df
silver watches ewery and silver Of every descrp-
tion. Every article warranted represented and at
made to order and repaired California Gold made
up to order F22 3m*
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Ea- The Champion Lock OF the World.
Newell celebrated Parautoptc Bank Lock having re.
oeived the prize medal at the Worlds Fair with special
APPRECIATION and vetoed the skill Of Mr.. Garbute, the
celebrated English locksmith to pick it after trial of
thirty davs offered to the public by the subscri-
being impenetrable to all burglars and pckocks
Of any nation Bankers Jewellers and others, will be
eectng Insurance their property by the purchase
this lock- which cannot be obtained from all the in
surance oficesin the world combined.
DAY & NEWELL,
Bank Look Manufacturers,
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81 The rhlrd 1annattan IEs, .LdIng Al

soeiation.-BOOKs OF SUBSCRIPTION NOW OPEN
JOIN AT ONCE The unparalleled success attending
the Second Manhattan Building Association has led to
the organization Of the Third
The Entrance Fee is 81; Monthly Dues. 49, Shares,
$780,
1t costs now but Dollars tn become member, and
the monthly instament Of Three Dollars the Of
few years-probaby six seven-win positively yield
the sum of Eight Hundred Dollars
Members paying not less thsn six months in advance
will be entitled interest thereon at the Of per
cent per annum.
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TO GENTLEMEN OF TASTE.

A WORD OF ADVICE TO YOU; THAT
6Ais, if you want to got fitted out with first : ss
rate suit of Clothes, by a of taste and "a
economy MADE by the best workmen, and at prices WI
aslow as any others in New York. Call at JOHN. -s4A
C MOSEMAN'S CHEAP CASH TAILORING EsrAB1Is4-
MENT No. 76 EAST BROADWAY, one door above Mar
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-14

"a Those Magnificent DaguerreOtypes
for which Prize Medal was awarded to N; B. BRADY at
the Worlds Fair have returned in perfect order
and are exhibition st his Gallery, No 2O5 Broad
way corner Fulton street. together with the portraits
of more than 500 of the distinguished States-
Scholars and Artists Of our country and are open
all times to the free examination of the public.
Fl5
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A. "The Lexington Mutual Loan and
ACCUMULATING FUND ASsOCIATION," having or
Sanised according to law will hold their first Public
Meeting at the Bull Head Hall of 24th street
and Third Avenue, on TUESDAY EVENING, the 10th
Maroh 1882 at ~ O'Clock. Shares, $780, entrance fee,
al; monthly dues, 49, Edmund J. Porter H S. Lincoln.
Esas and Others will address the meeting explanatory
-
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Nh w OIAENE 1I1.
TUST RECEIVED, TAPESTRY, VELVET
y and Brussels Carpets, English and American Brus
soils Three Ply, and Ingram Carpets New patterns Of
Oil Cloths from the well known Factory of Geo. s. Willy
& Co. Venetian Hall and Stair Carpets, A, l24, and
l-i Druggets Table and Piano Covers; Hearth Riggs
Door Mats Also 81 pieces all wool Ingram Carpets
at the low price Of 4 shillines per yard
GEO. i. L. HYATT 444 & 446 Pesrl-st.,
MIA 2t* Opposite Wil'iam-st.
RICHS SALANfANDER SAFES.
VN7ILDER'S PATENT FIRE STATISTICS
wv for 1851 Statistical of fires in the year
1851 wherein RICH CO.'S Safes preserved their
tents from the devouring element =
Owners OF LOCATION OF CONTENTS OF
SAFES FIRES SAFES
wilson's Hyatt. Yazo Ciy, Miss - wv IN notes Sc
John williams . New Orleans Books, sc.
Henderson n Peae do do
Joseph Rafel do DO
r. L. Scannon do Jewelry, unknown
~ nov Tool "a Conway $40 600 in notes &c
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RHMIAMIN WII.Ts RAKERY

% 4 GRAND STREET, AND 216 DIVI-
ONE SION STREET The subscriber ~ -
would respectfully announce to families <usSlttk
siding in the vicinity Of either Of bis stores feE11
that they will always ind fresh supply Of ~ltala
Pies, Cakes. Biscuits Tea Cakes, and every
thing usually kept by bakers Parties Balls supplied
with Ice Cream at the shortest notice. vi SINS
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az Popular Savings BanE.-A public
Meetn0 for the purpose of admitting member TO the
WAVERIEY BUILDING ASSOCIATION, will take
place on TUESDAY EVENING, March 10th, at hall past
Tosciock p NJ in the New Chapel at the junction of
Greenwich and Seventh avenues; admission free.
Addresses will made by several able speakers explain
n the objects the Association and the advantages
proposed to it's members. go - -
The5offoe of the citation is at No 143 SIXTH AVE
NUE. and is open all hours of the day and evening
and where subscribers any time sign the articles
and paw the ee which for the present is only
ONE DOLLAR.
Sub crptons received every information given by
the Secretary No. 70 Wall street. office oJ Courier
W N B. MOUNTFORT, Presi ant.
JOHN GREGORY, Vice President.
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rAPscoTT e. cos

GENERAL EMIGRATION AND FOR
~ EIGN EXCHANGE OFFICES 5EE-
Arrangement for 1852 S
Our friends and the public respectfully that
we continue to Remit Money to all parts Of Great Britain
draw Drafts on France and Germany We continue
to mako engagements to bring Passengers from ai
parts Of England Ireland Scotland and Wales via Lon
don, Liverpool and Glasgow, by Regular Line of
hcent
Pioneer Line of Steamships,
running regularly between this port and Liverpool the
Asa hldrdge has just made her maiden voyage without
the disarrangement Of her machinery proving
herself Of the best Steamship ever built The accom-
modatons for Passengers Of all classes
rates Of passage reasonable.
The undermined list of magnificent Ships lin addition
to which several new ships being built form
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UP TOWN BAKERY.
DUBLIC ATTENTION is RESPECTFUL-
Il ly invited to the cstGblighment Of the a, ~
undersigned. His long experience and <-stsSGtf
tnued success, leads him to believe that be E1yRwF
can yiea the utmost satisfaction to all who W E.ss
entrust their orders to him. His prepara-
tons for the approaching festivities embrace all kinds
Cakes. consisting OF
Plum, Pound Citron,
Raisn, Almond, Currant
Sponge, New Year, Scotch,
Jenny Lind, Kisses, Lady's FingerB
MaccaroonB, Coooanut Drops. sc.
Particular attention Is paid to all orders for Wedding
and other parties.
N. B.-Families supplied with superior Bread in any
part Of the city.
P. S.-No connection with any other bakery.
W. DUNCAN, No. S73 Fourth Avenue.
MID 3m% cor. 9th st. formerly Of 80 Bowery
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President.
JOHN PETTIGREW.
Vice President.
JULIUS A. CANDEE.
Sooretary-
WIN. ROBERTSON, .
VIM. H. ADAMS.
Attorney and Counsellor.
EDMUND j. PORTER.

The Office Of the Association is open at No 1858
Third Avenue between 2Sth and 29th street) where
tices Of the association may be had gratis. MID lt#
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The attention dealers requested by the Compsnys
General Agents, MANNING & SQUIER,
no Srah Nav

TIN PLATE & SHEET IRON WORK.
VETOOLCOCKS & 0STRANDER, 81 ANN
w street. manufactures and has constantly for sale
Speaking Pipes, Moqthpiecea, Elbows, &C. Zine Tubing
Bell Boxes &c for Bell Hangers; Tin Roofing and Lead
the best and at the shortest
tioe Goods packed in tin for the California and
other markets Jobbng in every branch Of the trade
promptly attended TO. Speaking Pipe put up 10 ordor
With the I'm pro ved whistle. I'll sm
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LORILLARD FIRE INSURANCE co.
OFFICE NO I'll CHAMBERS ST AD-
~ JOINING STEWARDS STORE. CAPITAL
5000 00 This Company. having their Capital all paid
in prepared to receive applications for Insur
Warehouses, Dwellings, Merchandize, Household
Furniture Vessels in port &C., &C., against loss da
mage by Fire.
DIRECTORS:
Corn V. Anderson David Morrison, John B. Durbrow,
NathI P Bailey, Adam P Pents, John A. Harriet.
Jas. M. Benedict John J. serreI Eli Kelley
Samuel Bell, Nahum Sullivan, Morgan Morgans,
VIM. s.. Duke, VIM. Adams And Norwood,
Simeon Draper, Thomas N. Beare. Amedee c. Fargis,s
Theod c. Jung, Wyllis Blackstone, ashington Smith
Zophar Mills, Ezra P. Davis, John Add. Thomas,
Thomas Thomas.
CORNELIUS V. ANDERSON President.
WASHINGTON SMITH, Vice President
CARLISLE NORWOOD Secretary
JOHN CoGER. Survey
Ia Applications for Insurance will also be received
at the Once of A C. NORWOOD 40 william st. F8 If
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WINCHE ESTER P MOODY Vice President
c. q POM. Secretary. Office. Is Spruce st. Mll 1t~
aa- A HOme for 41I..-PaGNIx BUILDING


Az A Home for AII.-PHGNlX' BUILDING
ASSOCIATION will hold Public Meeting on MON
DAY EVENING, at the Vth Ward Museum otel, lin
Franklin st.) at o'clock. Free to all Explanatory
addresses will be delivered the occasion This hoar
shing Association is incorporated and offers superior
advantages TO those desiring HOMESTEAD which
they should embrace " There is no place
like Home" is an old adage but true one the
force of which fully et than at the pre-
day, when rents enormously high that it is
almost impossible for mechanic to pay them. Be-
sides they grow higher from year to year. These
sufficiently important to induce every rent
payer to secure house Of his AS SAVINGS In
srIrUTIoN also the benefits of this Association
larly attractive. Books for Subscription. for both
Ladies and Gentlemen daily at the SECRETARY
Office (Cbambers Hall) No. 60 Chatham-st; Shares
$500; Monthly Dues So Entrance Fee, $2 The usual
interest allowed dues paid in advance All that is
reduired to become q shareholder is 81.
WILSON SMALL, President, 81 Ludlow st.
AMOS WILLETS Vice President 276 Pearl st.
r. HATFIELD, Seo'y. Office No. 65 Chatham-st.
Warren Chapman Robert NJ Dewitt
Andrew Hume. Joseph Nesbitt.
Peter J. Powles, Edward J. Small,
George W. Dawson, James Cuthell,
George A. Barney
Q. MoADAh Attorney, 62 W all st.
JACOB L. FENE, Surv yor. MIA lt*
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ne A Special Meeting of the HAMILTON
BUILDING ASSOCIATION will be held at TX ocloek
on Wednesday evening. March 18th, IN their meeting
room corner of Tllary aud Fulton streets, Brooklyn
when David p Barnard Esq and others will address the
meeting in vindcaon of this and ndred Associations
showing the alaoy Of certain attacks recently made
upon them Subscriptions for shares will bs recev
ed meeting the office Of the Association 223
Fulton street, Brooklyn. Entrance fee 81. Monthly
dues 81 So Ultimate value Of shares $500. By order
Of the Standing Committee, -, .
n T. LESLIE Secretary Ml4*lt