The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-02

ePECIAL NOTICES.
A GENERAL. MEETING OF THE sToCKHoIDER OF
"A the Butchers Real Estate Hide Association Of tho
city OF New York. will be held the Office Of the assoca-
ton situate the of First avenue and Fifth
street in the said city Monday the 10th day Sep
ton viii be offered and voted upon for the dissolution Of
the said association. BY order ofthe Trustees.
=. II. PATTERSON, President
EDWARD PHILLIPS, Secretary.
GEORGE W. CAMPBELL, Treasurer.
New York, August 20 1855.
COSMOPOLITAN CLuB-THE MEMBERS OF THE cos
Smopoan Club are requested to attend their regular month
dance is requested
EDwARD BIssEII., a. WALL. STREET. ATTORNEY
IL and counsellor at law, notary public, and late
Purser navy, deyoes his whole attention to cases
coming before u s. Court Of Claims 10 the recovery
claims OF all kinds against the U. s. procuring buy
ing and selling land warrants and in 80 hours obtains
U. 8. passports to travel in foreign countries.
MASONIC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ATTEND
M The members OF Corner Stone Lodge No S7 and the
4' Grand street. mis- day Sunday O'Clock
nsr,.. crm,...aa w"n. JOIN 5 GREEN w;M
and Joseph r. Thomas committee OF arrangements
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALL NOTES AND
promises 70 pay ey the conrasors for building The boat
% Ss s1ss 4 M s The S1y Of he
surviving parties 10 the contract, who
New York, Aug. 50, 1855 zENo sECoR.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT NO PERSON EVER
Was or e authorized to sign for dm, except Mr. wm
other than the above named WI BE- recognized By US
NoTICE.-THE MEssRs. II. D., OF WILLIAMSBURG,
sunday would se Si S ppo%a %
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ne 70 them the use Of his covered wagon 70 convey
Neson Ses
msn ana f s EXCELLENT Ss y would ALSO
through sesa" village q Easas 'sa ~ :ap ss
they can furnish the same, and cannot be beat.
NEW YORK HORTICULTURAL socIETY-A REGu.
~ lar monthly meeting OF The society will be held at their
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pARTIEs HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST THE LATE
Charles B. Huntington, win please send Them In to the sub
scrs sn on or before September 10Th CHARLES HUNT
THE TURF.
(tENTERvIIIE COURSE, l.. L--TROTIING-PURsE
~ $500. mile heats; best three in five, in harness;
10 of September nth Free all trottine horses
Purse $500 two mile heats to wagon wagon and driver
to weigh 2Ib pounds Free for all trottng hor ,es
come off September Goth Three or more To make race
and two 10 start In the above named Entire,
close Mt Falkland Dnryeeia Of Fast broadway
and Catherine street. on Monday evening" September 3D.
N. B.-The entrance money to be paid in the above
purses at the time Of entry JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor
CEHTREvILLE COURSE, l.. !, TROTTING, TUESDAY
~ september ii, at O'clock match $1,000, two mile heats
20 wagons j. d. McMann names Flora Temple; Hiram
Woodruff, Lady Franklin This will come
on without regard to weather condition OF track.
JOEL CoNkIfN, Proprietor
CESTREvrLE COURSE L. /, rRorTING.-wEpNEs-
~ day, Sept o. at O'Clock Purse and stake, e70O mile
heats best three In Ave Samuel Gage Jr enters
Oh. Baker Boy; VIM. smonson enters &. Peacock; O.
Carl enters en- sheppard LangstaH B. Queen Mary;
w. II enters b. g. Wild Billy; VIM. Wheean enters e. g.
Gray Eagle. JOEL CONKI.IN, Proprietor.
ID Ed HOUSE, HARIEM.-THTS FAv0RITE PLACE
IL Of resort IL now in complete ORDER and ready to
accommodate the sporting and riding public The Co
than and Baltic Base Ball Clubs play the beautiful
green attached TO the house. and afford much sport
the visitors Of this beautiful place The best Of refresh
ments always on hand.
WILLIAM A. BROWN, Proprietor.
LNOR sAI.E-THE CELEBRATED TRoTrING Stall
IL lion John Ferris, five years old, dark chestnut has
trotted mile in 235h in public, out Of FIX in race
and his challenge remains open to trot wagons har
ness, any stallion in the world warranted sound and
kind and is capital road horse for any gentleman For
terms apply to SAMUEL TRUESDEIT, liz Mercer street
to JAMES IRVING, q Washington market