The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-27
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

S Of THE BE-
New York R' held sept IS 1850 The following resolution wcrs
ResOlSsd That he hanks Of this body given John H.
G ne o ssa he
%an Of the meeting the twelfth annual
able copmee Of our Order on The evening Of the ah inst
committee which resulted in making the celebration 50 sue
Eesolyed That hanks be also given e William Ebhi
Esq Of he sixth Avenue Raroad i9 hs me
srumenay on The above named occasion and for ms own
personal exrons and kindness in seeing such arrangements
Resolved cory Of these resolutions signed by the
ed n S1 He se be MAS
new Scr z s sspt =, S issS
ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST VINCENT
"A H. FOX, bot manufacturer VIII please present them al
my Office, No. ; Gin street. rouv c.uppov ...rnse
NEW YORK, September g. 1855 SO N1' A''SA''
MASONIC NoTIcE-PoLAR STAR LODGE, NO, 2l5.-
M The members OF this lodge are hereby notified to attend
meeting At their room, us avenue D. at IA O'Clock sun
respect brother George Members Of
s sn By o S9Gs he are lyfa at
wnLAA PENNEY, Secretary.
MASONIC NoTIcE--IHE MEMBERS OF THE POLAR
lodge room 10 "a S D. on sunday the 18Th inst a. 10
NfAsoNIc.-NoE1cE-N LODGE, NO. si7. F.
lodge rosm g s soadwsg On s sundays S
II o'clock A NJ attend he funeral Of late brother
G. s. MCLEAN, Secretary. GEO W. THURBAR, WIN.
OrrIcE Receiver OF TAXES. no; 81 CHAMBERS BE
street new Court III House. New York June n lsS
from crowd Of "a. payers who put "a 70 he latest ay the
Ing rule whsh win Be rgldiy adhered during q
s no er EVERY
envelopes e. ons 81 iaeGs VT eseeer "
Cur yoISERs--YorIcE- MEMBERS OF THE
- York Ship Joiners' Benevolent Society and ship
ers general are requested 70 attend meeting Of the society
Fourth street 1913 O'Clock the purpose Of attending the
O sM De FOREST 81 secy s. MciIv@fS rres
CT PETERS MINING coMPAYY.-A MEETING OF
the stockholders in The above company WI be held a,
he Gnsc or hs sIe snso oa 81 business
NEW YORK Sept 10, 1850. -
THE GREAT FAIR Of, THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE.
l-open daily from "a. NJ until 10 r. NJ at the Crystal Pa
lace. Dodworhs band viii perform every evening" Grand
Ia O'clock. Abundance . Children, half price.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
ToHN STREET FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
io1s O'clock a. NJ BY the Rev Or. van Horn and il the
evening, at ~ o'clock Strangers invited toattsnd Seats
free.
r LIVINGSTON REFORMED DUTCH CHURCH, ~. W.
sb s ryee ~ I saa amp seats free c,eps
nd @ and
MEMORIAL CHURCH HAMMOND STREET, CORNER
M Waserley place lhe following clergymen viii oncsio
morrow-l0s A. NJ. Rev Stephen "a. Batn, Of Coopers
own, N Y ga r NJ, kev Owen Thackara of iierkimer,
" ~ p NJ, Rev Vim r. Nicholson Of CINCINNATI Ohio.
Seats free.
DRo1EsTANTIsM THE OLD RELIGION OF THE
Il bible, Romanism t5e religion Of the church" A
converted Italian monk and priest student and other
nom Romanism, expect 70 take part the services
new Mission church Tweneh street between rrst anil se
eond avenues, 70 morrow evening at O'clock All
specially invited 10 attend. 4. MAcMESANY, H. ID.
CTANioY srREEv PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. cor
stanton and Forsyth streets Rev. Joseph sander
pastor scotch and Irish Presbyterans will here the
~ worship they have been accustomed Service
at lUis and2ts O'Clock each sabbath
THE NORTH WEST PROTESTANT REFORMED
Dutch church rwen.y third street between ss,h and
Seventh Divine services In this
a, lpia o'clock A. N. and at o'clock +. N.