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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-22

clud.d by Il opinion ,rcady rvferres TO- from t.sioe
any direct seton upon toi subject submit the
woe nttter TO the judgment of tho stockholders.
Upon one point, however, vbicd ia in the nature OF
preliminary question and which be s.t,ed before
no reason for difference Of opinion injecting Of the
stockholders must BE- legally constituted. Henes. who
sss sns legal Of the corporation and to
20 answered before he meetings DC properly
Abe cbsrter describes the members a. Aoicrs Of the
shares of the capital stock am this capital stock n
limits to $4,000 rhsr-s II then declares tina. teach
sbars shall eDfite the holder thereof che vote
1t seems Therefore tsat but the holders of the
origins, 80 COO shs,es and heir can Ne mem
bsrs OF the corporation papd authorized 70 vote At ts
tings The char er end THO by laws of tbs company
direct how the stock than be transferred AMI how =
psIn may, BY soch tranfer, become the suceessr Of
an original stcct hltet sertidcste Of stocx IL only
evteencs IL u not the ttocs IT, elf aud n inn operly
or Illegally Issued, whatever otter effect IL may have
q against tic company. ~ does not const,ute the
to vote a. it, pee,inrs ffe raoes % s1s him
corporation would be vitia,ed by The admission OF
,9ose who are not actual corporations to the privilege
Of votD 8, and the directors therefore have been
compelled TO express The opinion, which they aad
Their csunsei entertain, that core but the original
eptml isted meeting 1nry do rot intend no xsvsr to
give or intimate iDon the absolute or eoui.
table rights Of those who bold the spurious certificates
but simply for the guidance Of tho presidpg officer in
eIgsI ps the meet ng, and fer that purpose only, to
ce'eimp. ths, .ny he holders Of the original g. ptsi
stock ad their successors they appear on the hooks
Of the company and ny The invsstissious already re-
feired 10, be admitted TO vote The directors sso
with IL to be distinctly they do not IA
sgp 10 express innate any opinion "a to the course
poper to BE- pursued by the corporation relative TO TIA
fraudulent issue Of stock That is dusrt Inc de-
ta atien Of which teloygs to the stockholders col
lectiv.iy.
The unfortunate detection Of Mr.. SCHUYLER induced the
Board 70 10 s,isnte INN and careful
In o The lecuniarJ affairs Of the psny With the
assistance OF tkifu boohkeeres the accounts Of the
treasurer have been carefully examined AMI found to be
correct and properly vouched for The pond acc ,ont
h oA II Il
hide issued BY the company, the company has re-
esfysd he Proper consideration IN money excsp. for
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MATRIMONIAL.

IA ArAkE E0RRo@ WILL cArsr PrKDY NAL
LA raess sho viii I'll erjcy the gsstest Asppi oses
rcstrmcniAl bsins, ane viii show the person they wf
nsrry through W irstransnt which she vip cause y
Illuminate itcsI ~ nvshxe tbs ~ Of her Sondsrx
Scscs and ell tell al sv~ts Of Jde ss1 even The vay
Aosghts 7s Broomc Esgeet~ nA<r Carr ssrsss Ss0V
zen rot sSH,7ef
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WATCHES, JEyvELRY, &C.

pURT0N's THEATRE, AND THE ORIGIN Al JACOBS
ID --Dsvs you seen hose California DIAMOND oress.
pins, equal to the real diamond for S. If not call
407 Broacway, on ths Original Jonn; you hin
In The new farce Of the "Fuibuster" ii BuYon's NJ
cfd n
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REWARDS.

tu1On REWARD 10 I, YESTERDAY AFTER
mlUO poop bet weeu M-tro pot,an and It Nieho
las ho els Of sleeve ~attoss four diamonds, four
ruhies and opal in each Toe will please leAvs II
for j. IT, Mich oAs rest unis, wnere he wall receive
the re gayd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-22

d. n REWARD IS oLtN ON THE MORNING OF
ECs)O the 18Th instant from room No. 80, Florence
Hotel corner Of Wais-r Street AID Broadway, GOLD
water bunting SEES, oh massed ~ star with
IN remedy heavy gold ssbs at eban-it weighing
1G5ja dvs. Also poriinoDnaic containing 80 " city
bills spd papers Of vaI. .Seect "a the ownsr The
above will he ec upon delivery Of the articles ct
teI. questions an ed, PswnbfokNs vii reesave
The reward BY tppina ths above named watch and
chain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-22

CENTEEvIILE CoUi Sc, l.. I-TROTrING-TUfH
~ day, sept 20. Immediately after the between
Ed. EDDY and ehlar a~id pure OF 500, mile heats
best in g. to wsgops Woodruff enters b. b. Ranger,
D. Pier enters br Lafy 3her wo0d, enters
strspesr, Joel Conf Lin enters hr. g. 1om Thumb, J.
Nodire enters b g. Highland Coy. owner enters ch 9,
Unknown JOEL CONKIIN, Proprietor
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r osT-A LARGE POCKET BOOK, COZ TANNING FUN.
IL dry papers, letters, he Of value one but
the owner suitable reward viii be paid the 6nder by
leaving the sane 1t the cfe Of the American Sentinel
l2s NStFau street. WM IL. YOUNG.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-22

r 0ST---UPPOs Ell TO HAVE BEEN DROPPED IN AN
IL omnibus TO the South ferry, q mourniDg brooch,
contain rg Loeb Of hair with f;aTsh Loni.a engraved
upon Il The orner, vsluipg more reic than for
He intrinsic worth viii give liberal reward upon iss re-.
tu'n 70 the office Of Letter Palmer Co.. Is and4s Wes.
street. E#
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CPEC1aL NOTICE. i Of q. r, CON MENTAL
- Lodge No III : In con'eqpence OF the late destrsc
tive at sos Brovd~At, the ysmhers Of the above
Loge requested ~ NEST a.O Fellows Hall (Gothic
Room Of Centre and Gcsnt str-sts, sriday
ept ~, at ~ o'cocs +. Pusctusi At enhance 10 70
questec % butin-,s imporaure viii cvme before the
Lodge n. B-P.rsons nsdny a7y property In tAeir
pOssesson tel nRpg 20 thu Lodge .il pbease eAve
4 Mt the Secre,ary's Office Fellows Hall By order
Of Trustees
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r OsT- ON FRIDAY, 18Th inst SUPPOSED GOING
IL through East Broadway, Broadway, john aud VII
Lis m streets, to Sonth ferry small parcel, containing
two plaid d. sleeves By Leaving the at ia
Monroe street, the finder viii be suitably svaraei
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-22

LIQUOR DEALERS IS OCt ,r1ON "A MEETING or
IL the Liquor callers ca oper tive associati0s q he
cty Of Booklyp v he Reid Mt thu City HOTEL Fj4Ay
evepir ssrt 81 1874 at TX o'eock and II is Nod
that person interested Ia the viii attend,
pay their initiation Fee aod .sn the constitution. By
order. GEORGE WHITE Chasrrnan.
NM. MARKKy secretsrv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-22

7,HosE ORIGINAL CALIFORNIA DIAMOND BREAST.
4 pins, WITH csain attached, for Sc, only BE-
bad at The bona hde, real genuine Simon Pure original
iAeo8-, s07 broadway. B.--1he Original John sears
diamonds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-22

lkPORIED 0As flxfUrES IA. DARDONvlIlI, ~
Broacway, aocits the cali a the psbtc 70 HI h.
portsions for the fs trace jus eosivsd Ihs superb
oriy % hir srtose 10 world ~oe and ~arrants1
aso mechanical lamps, s~resss and ncdsrstors A.
mixtures for said kmps RAPE oil, Wholesale -
.etA3y, 1T
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-22

tt1n REWARD 10 T, ON THE EVENING or THE
mlO l9b, . pocges book coutaip,sg between sixty
sod .eventy dollars. eertidcate OF ock - the
nsy abroad Company tor two .harcs, In the
name OF Fossunu Mc,,o ium ihe ao,vs reward VII -
paid ON the return the s.rop Titan Hos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-22

4 NHHMN UNIVERSAL, CIVIL md Military m
III publican uDioD.- mesting Of the branch Tor Thu
ing, the 22d inst 1t oc OCH a. Kings HOTEL 20 Anz
street. AL Ir hnsn invited rhs. they may tAhe -
tive measures to promote the tbs union- Mon
bers Of the pIess are invited TO sstsrd.
rF HAGEE, SOY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-22

OST-oN TEE AFTERNOON OF THE 20rH inst
j. ANAL pastcbeard box, containing hair bracelet
With gold clap containing lock OF hair and mnis.
ture With other articles of less value he 6adsr viii
be ally rewsrded On returning tte bracelet 70 w.
r. Cutter, At the box Office Of the Broadway Theatre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-22

AIlFs, TAKE NOTICE. MRS. WRIGHT " READY
TO receive all orders 10 ths upholstery line ia hang
ING ard aaiT furniture covsrs earpcss and
Altering and renewing msiIesss AoSas, chairs ia A
he viii Keep rtpe but the beat han6s she hopes by
sriou attention esip sare Of your patron
$40 Written orccys smpty attended 10 ut 272 Tenth
susst, ben, cen FIst sveaue sno avenue A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-22

Cyos1kR's EFTEcluAL RAT, CocKROA-H II, 10. TX.
~ ttrpipstor Uepot, sa8 Bsesdwsy w ,oesale and
retail None genuine unk signed by HhNRY r. Gus
TAR. For sale by all the prinr,pal drusxisss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-22

CsPLkEDlD GOLD POCKET CHROyoMl-TT.RS, wBIC4
~ without any pescspt'bls alton from &l25 to
Si5o. @. c. ALLEN No IL Wan street, near broadway,
ccnd rOor. -
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MIsCELLAKEOUs.

pEUsHEs OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT THE BRUSH
ID factory, S55 Pear, s,rtst, FrsDbin square. AID
articles d st We 10 see. factory Paint brushes
Of sspsror quality constantly on hand mAsAiDs brushes
mace TO orIer. JOHN K HOPPER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-22

IT ACES AND EMBA OiDERiE,, AT THE NEW STORE
IL 800 galway -Just received, . arge lot a
ITeneh embroidered collars for iss worth 2O- LOT
French jAsnst ban ID half prics dns French smoeOidr
edgings, insertions, blscx wells, jAoonets swiai
m uli Muslns, &c &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-22

JUDGEMENTS WATCHES, IN BUNTING CASES,
from $50 to 800; warranted perfect ime keepers.
z. ALLEN, No Ia Wall street, Broadway, seooai
HOOr.
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4 ~SkONOMETEa TArCEES.-yERY FINE POuKE,
~ cDroncnoters WHOM MN without any psrcsptlhh
Tz-isior, FOX sale At ,ses than usual prlscs whoieaa,s
and retail. g. G. ALLEN IL Wall street, sescrd ksog.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-22

MPohTED WOvE 60 'sETN.-NRs GAYNOR HAf
received per late arrivals Ia 70 additions her s:oeA
o. ceiebsted French ard EDgrh corssts and viI
continue to sell them vt about half tho prsss usually
charged ~ Third avenue Teath street. wholesale
and RI all
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SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY,
AND WALNUT FURNITURE,

lust received at WALLS cheap House Furnish
y ing Warerooms, on Seventh street, opposite the
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ETY.;
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