The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-01-05
THE GREEK SLAVE!
Bacchante, Venus, Flora, Hebc, and
the nnncing Girl!

haCChNhtcs hOhas HWY e.''s.
the Dancing Girl!
yuNdE above celebrated Statues together with Fifteen
StdtWetteS IN Bronze, and several hundred NugnW
cent oil Paintings from the collection OF prizes to be
distributed among the members OF the Cosmopolitan ART
Association at the first annual distribution i'll January
The Cosmopolitan Art and Literary
Oroanf;ed forths Acknowledgement and General Difa-
sion of Literature and he Fine Arts on ne,c and
original plan.
The Committee of Management have the pleasure OF
announcing that the First Annual Distribution will take
place on the seth Of January next which occasion
there will he distributed or allotted to members several
hundred Works of Art among which Is the original and
renowned ctatue of the Greek Slave by Hiram
Powers costing five thousand dollars together
with the beautiful Statues Of Venus, Bacchante, iepe
Flora and the Dancing Girl; and fifteen Statuettes III
Bronze imported from Paris ALSO large collection OF
Oil Paintings, comprising some OF the bes. productions
| OF celebrated American and Foreign Artists
PLAN FOR THE CURRENT YEAR.
The payment Of three dollars constitutes any one n
member of this Association, and entities him TO tlle
Knckerbockcr Magazine for year, and also ticket
in the distribution of the Satuary and Paintings which
are to be allotted to members in January.
Persons taking Ave memberships entitled to Ave Of
the Magazines year, and six tickets in the distribution
Persons, on becoming members, can have their naga-
zinc commence with any month they choose, and rely
on its being mailed to them promptly on the rs' Oh eve
| nv month, direct from New York.
The net proceeds derived from, the sale OF member
ships are devoted the purchase Of Works OF Art Tor
the ensuing year. , -. ~
Books open to receive names at the Eastern oihce
New York or Western Office, Sandusky.
The Gallery of Art Is located at Sandusky tine west
crn Office Of the Assocationl where superb Granite
Buildings have been erected for IT, and in whose spacious
saloons the splendid collection Of Stauary and Paint
ings are exhibited.
THE ADVANTAGES SECURED
| Inv Incoming a member OF this Association are
lat Alpersons receive the fH UdlUe ~ their suOscrp'
tons at lie start, in the shape OF sterling Magazine
| Literature ~ 80, ,,
"a Each member is contributing toward purchasing
choice Works of Art which to be distributed among
| Themselves and are at the time encouraging the
Artists of the country, dsbursng thousancs OF dollars
| through its agency. -, ,,s -,
Persons RENTING funds for membership, SHOULD mark
letters "Registered" and state the mop'h with which
they wish their magazines to commence, and also their
most office address FULL the receipt OF which, GER
ti6cnte of membership together with the magazine de-
sired will be forwarded to any part OF the country
Those who purchase Magazines at BOOKSTORES viii OBJ
serye that nv Joining this Association, they receive the
Magazine and Free Ticket In the annual distribution, all
nj he same price they pay for the Magazine alone
Illustrated Catalogues Of the whole collection sent on
| application free Of charge
rsy- Onces OF the Association nj the Hnickerbocker
Magazine office 34s broadway, New York, and Mt No
lad Water street Sandusky, Ohio. Address, Cat either
Dec. 22, 1854 ell. DERBY, Actuary @. A. Al. A.