The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-16


A N ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
N of the Lindsay Mining Company, will be held At
their Office Ii Broadway, Monday tho 18th December
inst, at ss p NJ to hear the report Of the committee
appointed the 1sth instant, and take FINAL action
thereon. JAMES BARROW. JR., Secretary.
An OWNER wANrED-roR A LOT OF LINES
~ with tack and sheets, supposed to have been
stolen from some vessel Apply to Peter Corles, 20i
South street.
DLOOMINGDALE SQUARE IAN ADJOURNED MEET
above improvement and who are opposed to the same,
will be held at the Public Hail. in Fftieth street,
Eighth avenue At ~ O'clock on Monday evening next
s. FLEET Secretary.
NAUTION.-wHEREAs, THERE ARE REASONS no
~ believe that the has been imposed upon
BY party representing himself as, and acting for the
undersigned and his brother George w. Chambers OF
Troy N. " this to caution all persons from giving
dit or countenance to any making the above repre-
sentations debts contracted in either of thos.
names, by any but themselves, will be paid. JOHN II.
CHAMBERS, No. City Hall, and for Geo. W. Chambers,
Of Troy, N. Y
NJ OIICE-WHEREAs, A LETTER WAS DEPOSITED
~ in the Post Office Of the city Of Detroit Sunday
December g. addressed to Alexander Strong Co.. BOs-
ton, containing the following drafts and certificates,
vz.@J. L. Iyslps draft strachan Scott, New
dorscd payable the order Of Alexander Strong Co..
No 800 for four hundred and forty dollars and twenty
three cents s..o "a also Days draft on IT,, tie
order Of Alexander Strong & Co.. No sf4, for three
hundred and fifty mine dollars (3359) also certificate
twenty dollars, (s2o) from Edward Couch for use Of n
H. Hartt and by him endorsedas the letter has
been received by in Boston and is supposed to be
lostall persons hereby cautioned against nego-
Eating either Of the above drafts certificate the
payment Of the same has been stopped.
Boston, Dec II, 1854. ALEx STRONG co.
N OTlCT-I WISH 70 INFORM THE PUBLIC IN GEN.
shmept Of j. Forsyth Co., No. $50 Broadway corner
OF Nineteenth street. JAMES FORSYTH, No Is Walker
street.
AT Office SUBSCRIBERS TO THE CAPITAL sTOCK
IN Of the Express Messenger Newspaper Association,
are notified that meeting tor organization will take
place at 80 Broadway, New York; Tuesday the 10Th
instant at II A. NJ when the sabserp.ors are to be
Of the American Express Co. 81 broadway
JOHN X. SrlMsON, Il.
OF the Adams Express, Co., 80 Broadway.
New York, Dec. Is, 1854
DRfsENTATION MONDAY EVENING, THE
4 18th instant. a number of the customers OF NJ.
Vassar Co., brewers, Of Poughkeepse assembled at
the house OF VIM ODonnel corner Of Third avenue and
Twentieth street. for the purpose OF presenting to Mr.
Joseph l.. d. Lyon, their bookkeeper, beautiful and
massive silver pitcher bearing the following inscription
Presen ed to Joseph l.. u Ly on by the toners OF
NJ vassar Co., as token Of their esteem Dec. IL,
After the presenters and their guests had assembled
Mr. julius Acklcy proceeded to present the pitcher in
their behalf and stated to Mr. L. in short and appro-
pirate address, that he had for long time served the
customers of Mr. " Co In this city, and had, by his
prompt attention and pleasant and gentlemany depor
ment, given entire satisfaction to those dealing with
BIS eapa
and their respect for him. prese ned him with this token
Of their esteem.
To which Mr.. Lyon replied words cannot
express my thanks nor convey to you feelings in
cevng from you this beautiful token Of yonr esteem
II is better than ten years since rst entered the
ploy Of d. vassar Co., and with my earnest
deavors TO please their many acts Of Kindness and f
shown me- and this beautiful tribute OF your
esteem show how well my services have been appreci-
ateIb v ANDY i. Al your
hearts and wishes, with theirs with This, the
proudest event Of my life will ever be remembered by
and when shake oil this mortal coil this memento
will be cherished and kept in remembrance by chill
dren OF the esteem aud respect by which held by
you. again thank you, gentlemen for your kindness.
On concluding, both were greeted with hearty APP
plause.
The company then proceeded to parake OF bounliful
collation., prepared by Mr. ODonnell in his excellent
STYLE passed several very happy hours nterspersed
with speeches, songs and sparks Of vii. The best Of
feeling good humor prevailed At a seasonable
separated fer their homes. All present will remember
tine occasion Of unalloy ed happiness to BE-
forgotten.
ITO LOVERS OF GOOD BEEr.--THE SUBSCRIBER.
II having purchased the pair of full-tloodei three
year old Durham steers, raised by Captain Garrett Of
Hooiord County, KY will expose the for sale at
the Empire market corner Of Prince and Sullivan Streets
Saturday, December %. They may also be in
tie Park City Hail. Saturday, 10th inst between the
hours OF two and three. JAMES BROWN.
rylAxEs FOR Is54.-OFFICE OF THE RECEIVER OF
4 Taxes, New Court Houss.--Noticc is hereby given
that per cent added the frst Gay Of Decem
bsr all taxes unpaid at that date and that further
addition Of per cent will be made the 18TH day Of
ecemser, al taxes then unpaid. NOTICES. also here
by gwen that the frst day Of January next interest
III be added all taxes then remaining unpaid, at tho
aie OF twelve cent per annum calculated from the
1st day Of August, 1853.
HARVEY HART, Receiver Of Tsxos.
m lie MEMBERS OF TILE o. L. A. ARE REQUESTED
l. to attend the Tabernacle tonight, ut O'Clock
VITIDE AwAKES, BE ON HAND AT THE TABERNA-
w Gle tonight, to sustain the goc cause.