The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-06

DROCLAMATION.- MAYORS OFFICE, Nj

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BROADWAY RArLRoAD-NoTIcE IS HERnB =
- given that the special eommittee Of the Board of
railroad broadway Viii st The shnm
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OSCAR v. sfURTEvANT, Chairman.
AT.A MEETING OF THE ,PRoPRIEToRs OF TIE
Monday evening October 4th the following resolutions
owing to the high prices Of
we hope will meet with the entire appreciation of
ResovedThat the above change DO adopted on Monday
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William H. sl0oum, lss South street y.S nvvv c,.,.m
JOHN NELSON, Secretary. o"'- AAA'
AT THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE /. O. OF OUR
Fellows held a. Their meeting room 50 Barclay street
ssden elected sns
Vice do; JOS D. Costa Treasurer M O. Donoghpc. Score
Wis Wilson o'mnl'''s-1h' E. D''l'y Louis Bunker 'n'
7 90. T.-THE R. W. GRAND LODGE OF SOUTHERN
New York will commence the stated October Session
corner Grand and Centre Streets will
please be p'n''aa yoH% 81 sFsfr DAVIES Grand Secretary
I'll the be 70 and AN
and street for the Of The cleo
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the articles Of in place Of those whose terms will
next thereafter ensuing. J. a. GUM, Cashier.
SPECIAL NoTIcE-MoUNT VERNON CONTINUED,
~, OF meeting Of this ass9eiaton win bs
opportunity will be offered the public securing
plot of ground most conveniently and beautifully
the Harlem railroad short distance from Mount
By order Of ROBERT j. TIFFANY, President.
DIR. l. COVERT, Vice President.
Up. BREwsrER, Secretary
THE GREAT FAIR OF TIE AMERICAN INSTITUTE
will open to the public this day. at O'clock A. NJ and
continue open daily Sundays excepted) from A. NJ
til 10, L. NJ. BY order OF the Managers.
TT>OMPKINS' LIGHT INFANTRY-THE MEMBERS OF
this company are ordered to assemble at Hermitage
Hail. Of Houston and Allen streets Wednesday
evening. at 9 o'clock. BY order, CHAS. WRIGHT Capt.
vT'ESTIMONIAL-WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, CABIN
board the packet ship Garrick, return
most grateful thanks Captain Thomas Walker
the great G6ention shown while Of nine
days I'm Liverpool to New York. and express
entire confidence in his skill commander of the ship
confidently recommend all persons about
Atlantic place themselves under his peculiar
beg also return thanks Dr. H. Oxnard surgeon
his attention all those his services
during tho and though last not least to Mr.
Stouer first mate for his unremitting and watchfu
in all circumstances Nathaniel Hearding, Detroit;
Sarah Hearding Detroit; John b. Alison Pennsy vana
Maurice Culman, Leipsic; William Marsh. Ednburg.
LIRANKLIN BUILDING AsSOCIATIoN.-TwELrTH
Regular Monthly Meeting.-A meeting of the members
Of this association will take place this evening at Washing
ton Hail. of Bowery and Hester street Dues
paid during the day at the Seorctarys oce Is Spruce
street. s. T. BARIOI. President.
W. p. MOODY, Vice President.
c. z. Pom, Secretary.