The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-22

(tIRCULAR.-AT A MEETING OF AMERICAN HARD
~ ware manufacturers, held at Meriden Connecticut
the It'll day of December 1852 to take into condera
ton existing evils long complained Of by manufacu-
rers in the present mode Of conducting the domestic
hardware trade and to devise remedies Therefore and
also for the purpose Of maturing plans for the
greater uniformity and stability Of system of doing
Humphrey House. in New Britain, Connecticut on the
10th day Of December with instructions to adopt
measures as they might deem most advisable
the objects Of the meeting Whereupon said Committee
resolved unanimously to issue call General Conven
ton OF Manufacturers OF Hardware to meet at the Broad
way House corner of Broadway and Grand street. in the
city OF New York. the 10th day of February next when
and where is proposed to adopt such viii
correct the present evils and to decide upon uniform
mode of doing business which shall operate with equal fair
ness to the manufacturer and the purchaser. con-
tormity with the above Convention will be held the
Broadway House. in the city New York on the 10th day
OF February next at O'Clock A. NJ the objects
of the Convention will be effect permanent organiza
ton by which the interest all may be alike promoted it
is desirable that all should be represented and an invita-
ton is hereby extended to all manufacturers of goods
usually embraced in general assortment of hardware to
H. F. Russell, New Britain, Connecticut Homer Curtis
ter New Britain, do s. Parsons Bradford do Charles
Parker, heriden do; l.. W Noyes, Nashua N. H. Com
mitee.
HUDSON RIVER RAn.ROAD-NoTTCE- CITIZENS
generally, especially those of the Nineteenth
Twentieth wards in favor of discontinung the Of
steam ION the Hudson River Railroad south of Sxtieth
northwest of Forty street and Eleventh
avenue, at Mr. Donnely's house Wednesday evening
next the 18th inst At seven O'Clock punctuay rain
committee Of the Common Council meet dispose the
matter on the slst inst-caeb F. Lindsey, Edward p
Clark, C. G. Ellis, William Geln, G. s. Mott, Robert
Aud, and one thousand others.
NTOTTCE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING FRIENDS IN
IN tered in TIE burying ground belonging to the
Churches at williamsburg L. l., requested to meet
in the NJ E. Church, Willet street, in this city,
Wednesday evening, jan 26th, at o'clock business
Of importance will be brought forward BY Of the
Trustees. N R-The above notice has reference to
the private plots.
n OTCE-AIL PERSONS WHO HAVE LEFT LUGGAGE
requested to take the same away within twenty
days from date, otherwise they viii be sold to pay
penses. ANDREW WATT.
DAME OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10TH ANNIVERSARY
at the City Assembly Rooms, $50 Broadway, Monday
evening, January 81, 1858.
NOTES OF THE FOLLOWING BANKS OF THE DIS
~ trict of Columbia purchased:-Ban of the United
States, Citizens Bank, Columbia Bank, Eastern Bank
Railroad Bank and Merchants Bank-sl Of washington
A. r. THOMPSON No. Wall street, corner New.
A ss0CIATIONAI-A NUMBER OF GENTLEMEN, DE-
IA string parcel Of land for resort per-
manent residence have secured the refusal low price,
possessing the desirable qualities Of healthy location wa
ter prospect of salt water bathing boating
fishing fowlng &C. An association is now forming for
its division at the original farm pricenumber of
bers limited to forty Plan Of division proposed-the
choice Of parcels to be set at auction among the
bers and the money thus obtained to be redivded
rata among the members of the association For further
PARTICULARS reference is made to J. v. D. B. FOWLER
Esq, No. 1888 Stanton street.
V'HE BURNS CLUB OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
will hold their annual festival at the Astor House. on
Tuesday evening the 25th instant at O'Clock pre-
cisely. Tickets FIVE dollars each, be obtained Of
either of the undersigned. Charles Could Hanover
street; G. Farquhar 25 William street, V. Cirehugh
179 Broadway.
A USTRALLA.-MR. ELLIOT, OF ARKEIL ELLIOT
"A Jag Pearl street will sail for Melbourne about the
first Of February for the purpose of establishing
American house there in the shipping and commission
business He therefore respectfully octs consgnments
of ships and merchandise Of all kinds The most salts