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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-11

SUFFERING CugED--The number Of cures that
Prpfessor H. Iewen among sufferers and STAN.
his arrival in the city and the responsibility
certificates which hss received should others
who that dsaeeable naady that they every
thing expect and nothing TO fear in calling him. His
the city is opportunity which shond be su
feTed pass nnnprogsd for the oil suffering is the Pro
fessor speciality know Of others who undertake
do Whist he does He always be found the ST. Johl
House. No. 222 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-11

| IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
money address for the Tickets ordered Or
receipt of which they will be forwarded by first mail
Purchasers tickets ending in bgure they ES+
designate.
The list of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent 70 pH5
chasers Immediately after the drawing.
E-PuchRsers will please write their signatures plain aT
give their Post Office, County and State.
Address Tickets Certificates either to sans
| Swan Box 81 S, Post. Office New Orleans ort
S. SWAN d CO., Atlanta, Ga,
| fe2S 2pdEW or ). SWAN, montgomery, Ala.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-11

SPoRTING EXTRAORDINARY mule race came
off few days ago the Lafayette Course, Angus
ia, Ga, which must have been great affair, accord
ing to long report in the Constitutionalist. The
entries were Sal, Jenny Lind and Bob Tad, and they
took turns in trotting, galloping, kicking up and
boiling. Sal won the race in 1853
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-11


TEE AAPHlrHEArER.-An evidence Of the yurore
in regard to the Marsh Children is given in the fact
that Messrs. Spalding Rogers today begin selling
the seats by auction. They give good reasons for
this In their card, published in another column We
have wondered why they did not adopt this system
sooner for the daily scramble at the boxofce has
been altogether unprecedented here. The character
Of the entertainments given by the Marsh Children,
we can truly say, justifes this extraordinary rush
that is made to see them. They give another rich
performance tonight
The pieces to be performed are Faint Heart ne'er
won Fair Lady n Nan, the Good for Nothing" and
The Wandering Minstrel Master George appears
in the last piece and the Misses Louise and Mary in
all three. Master George viii sing, besides his will
kens, another droll song entitled The PisiDg sar
pient The especial attraction Of the evening, how
ever will be the debut Of Miss Jenny the danseuse,
who came out on the Black Warrior. She will dance
the Jockey Club Hornpipe' between the pieces.
Altogether the bill is . very attractive one.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-09
EsaWAeyc Insurance Go.

kEaW hcsc EiisNHaRltC w.,
EXPORT, IOWA.
E.5ks qeoeg t4ke,t 10th OF lie IL GIUAL and
.SIOCh Itaa.
OFFICE IN NO. > DAyENPURI'S BLOCK, over
" CAuop, brotner, barrow a Co.'S Banking house.
Ulli-e tiUuIs, a ~ 10 } 2 NJ
DIRLCIORS.
J. NJ D. Burrows Iieo. l. Davenport, p. MerWin,
Alfrci eaudr!s, Cherries Iesaiie, Z. u. Parry, L.
D .ssaIllt jas II. DulzeA, b. d. Woo4wafQ, JOIN
ovens, J. ". W.ey3 a. IL. Barrow, d. L. olorey.
OIFlCEIs5
L. c. DESsAI.,I, Presi+ent.
yHAS LEsSi Sill, Treasurer.
DANIEL. oHOREY, Secretary.
1 4; Il: sS n pAI2 Il E1. Com.
b. b. WOODWARD, Assist Sec'y.
D. MCkOUh, General Agent.
This company has been from the start s'ealily
galulug the cuEf4t nee u the Community. IL Las
promptly paid al its j 'cs.
Iulug t- mot .rats VI us exist. ice IL oisl-
atel exclusively on the gtua. plan tut 70 met II,
wants OF Tie comm aility 1t VII! hereafter !nsfe ~
the stock plan also
Its hone company. lis oGieers are ailEnown 70
our oit7eAs IL AID lis property ar al AeI
ami can be examined " tEoe I-u.g, anu r ac hal
directly b piuc 81 from own courts.
IL sends no nionsy abroad - fed corporations
who.e souudnpss We have no means ascertaIulis.
.epL9t&V.r
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-09
Family Provision Store,
PORK, BEEF, BUTTER, EGGS, &c

T HAVE OPENED an establishment on Third street
l. fer doors above the Hawkeye Grocery, where /
intend keeping at times Game of every description
Pork such as Spareribs, Tenderloins etc.; Salt
Fork ard Beef; b. eft by the quarter; Butter, Eggs,
etccn fact depot for the supply of families with
provisions OF substantial nature, AS shall vote
my whole attention the business and use every en-
srgy In keeping full supplies Of such articles %
mentioned above, hope to meet with liberal pat.
ronage. also put up pork and beef for families as
ordered, and keep constantly on hand Head Cheere
ana Sausases,
Nov1ldn JOHN r. KELLY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-09
II0R, Steel, Nails
.fasgs EEgat'ksEsisE. TODEs.

The qualities II these Safe Wi kn5pa mat
tie majority o. TIN merchants ~ yagl ana Poi
la5 III tia use 10 other make u say " car AR
L. j safes Of All slzes anu WIth ai.y ues rlpfan -
Locks wanted ard will warrant 10 III utmost al
IT, qualities or the Safes II.
an2itf BfRKUWS PRETTY tN E DAI@EIf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-09
FL IL WI r. IL = SJ.y Il ID IS
INSIUANCE. CG1sEsaaK

BRADFORD COUNTY, PENN,
Cash Capital, paid up in fall
S%OU,U1O.
J. E. CAMPBELL, Sec'y. Horace WnLlsTos, Ircs't
am prepared to take Risks and Issue Polices for
the above Company. THIS Company austslns eepa-
tation iorfasrTaess, prong sss and resofssss lag
which renders chsof the soaadest and safes. VIA
and Marine Companies ia the United sts.es.
Z. FAY, Ag ut,
Office with City Marshal corn. of Brady and 'front.'
yuns2dt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-09
Mats and Rugs,
In great variety, from three shl!l!ngs TO IS.
FEnT.FE.s GOODS,

TO this DEPARTMENT W. shan devote asei ttten
ton W. nave now in store and age da.,y receiving
RacA Embroidered. Goth C,.ffGi.s.
French Erocdtel1es---in patterns and Us yard;
MAGNIFICENT .Satins-with brccatoie borders
Bedu{ifa4 Satin peLatnes,
H1ndso-,te Uc+uasks-vlth trtf1ninpsto match.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-09
DuDOnt'S 0unpoVler.

VNHE undersigned y sne amy arpoaDtea aoone ~
II the MeasYs. Dupont and Win have eanseon10 -
hand - the ytre Proof Magazine, tvo 49, 1esm
delrbra1Dd Powder. D. = 091&Au.
oaos svss 81 nnsssse Ga rs11S O. l9Ss11
Cd and tdsts. onoo6OD
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-09

IL. so:
". Of s. W. Pee. 20, T. 70, r. W. SO
8cf N y. 4 and 8. w. y ofN ". Y Sec.
T r. X. W, 100 acres,
e, hof n. Z, y Sec. 9, T. 70, r. W. so acres.
NE = or s. W. ard ". W, ofs K IL gec.
a. 7. 10, X. W., 60 acres.
North East Ia Sec. 49, T. so, b. I W, 100 acres.
q \. W IA and Il. y e s. w. IL Sec. 20,
T. SD, X. W. 100 acres.
Also smaller tracts, selected with care, and for
sale On very reasonable term. by
COOE SARGENT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-09
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY,
Splendid Lots on the Bluff.

Lots and 7 10 block 10, commanding fine view
OF the Mississippi river, Rock Island Fort Armstrong,
Railroad Bridge, sc.
For terms &c. Apply to
JEiy24dtf COOK r SARGENT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-09
Lace Curtains,
WINDOW SHADES,

which for BEAUTY u FINISH sni 5p.endor IN Design,
agailot Dc uTpessed-vhfyin8 fIoIn IS to 800 pr
pair.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-09
lands in Cedar County.

.atb ~ sso' IL T. 70, RI. w., $40 acres.
l2o acre IN North y Of %, broken in the year
1906.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-09

Also yari as ~ ana 50 acre tracts IN Scott county
y 81 tuatea. Atltq 10
COOK 4 SARGENT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-09
Hank or Florence,

FL0RENGE, r.h,r,.
GLo u. SARGENT, Pres't. I'M PARgIn "a h
TI'HE Undersigned proprietors OF the bank o
flo3ta1s, Nebraska, are by the pr,-
lsteI II ia Charter, Individually responrlb,e
or a 70 issues, and I'll redeem the Notes Of sid
institution ants counter In tho city OF Florence
e,ths an ttIiit ietthetr Banking Houses, In Ma,
'fa SAhhs Ia specie al same rates OF Other
currency.
coOT SARGENT Dayenportl
COOK, ShR6EhT a DOWkEY Iowa CITY Tow
COOK, SARGENT COOK Fort Des No,re.
Cto1, SARGENT PARKER Florence Nsbrasss
IUlJ It'll l55B-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-09
IEER, CEfEC.lEO CITY
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE, Room No. /, Mas nic Temple.
Dearborn Ss., { A " * Gg
CiPETiL sTOtA, $4,000

DIRECTORS.
EDMUND GARFIELD, ISAAC COOK,
TUENEY $. GILBERT, Henry CHAPMAN,
GEORGE HULI.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-09

hara E.#t olse.tlon D. TIE. II. IL, $50
tsEs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-09
NEBRASKA LAND AGENCY.
taQt ruAn1 A. uo-,a~
Esgsfsb ss.IRFs.f.t'TS BOuyhf,
sold aad Located.

shines ~ themcun b left with any q, the un-
#st# 5.Itt.
to0E s SARGENT. pavenpor, Iowa
LOOK aA Ktt st u D0WNEY, igv City, do
COOK, aAR6ss,Fa COOK, DesMoines, DO
n#sa.zf5tf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-01
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.


At Anerton-nere Was . very moderate supply Of
beef cattle At this market, aud the quantity
better the prices remain without material change The
demand wss somewhat br,sk throughout the day. but
unsual activity prevailed and a. thers Was scarcity
q premium cattle the prices range about the same as
sst weekllc being about the bishss price Obtained,
except for few extra cattle forr OF 50 sold for 1910
Si17 90 per head The range from .c TO 10 kc
and lc. the average about 90 the greater part beng
common cattle. There was some Two or three 0ts Il ON
TeXas which were pretty fair, and sold al &C. 9b.c.
The number of cattle brought to this city during the
part year amounts to about 80 COO or $1,000 head,
and the pricet have ragged from SIC 90 60
$4 80 for extra quality and from 81 to $40 for other
qualities The total number solo TO day was 1879 head
Cows and calves more plenty, ard are in pretty &c
tive demand especially for extra cows whoh sell as
high a. $76 and $50 AID from that down TO $50 Veal
calves sell pretty freely .. prices about the same ~ last
sell pretty freely 1T previous prices swine Continued In
plentiful supply and prices are favorable to selersoo
6ssc being prices Aertons sales for tue
week were follows -ls76 beef cattle, 10 COWS and
calves 1913 veal calves l67 sheep and ames and 3A
swine.
Al Browning's the market is without change. the
sales Tor the week ollows-277 beef cattle, -
TO $40; SO COWS calves $25 to veal calves &c
a7kc 2,6Is sheep and lambs, 81 SO 70 SO
NcOArty's Tor the week arc as foows;-702 sheep
at q, l86 %.
At Chamber 's--A good demand prevailed o. this
market and prices remain unchanged Sales a. follows;
b17 beef catts, So so q SO II COWS and calves s25
$40; l23 veal calves, bhc. 75.c; 1880 sheep and
lambs, 50 q 81
Al o. BpHss The receipts at this market were some
what limited, aud the demand quite brisk. Last
weeks prices obtained Sales folio ws-l40 beef
cattle, SIS $40; go cows and caves, $50 S6b 60 veal
calves, $40. a Thc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-01

FrRGusor-DIE by the Rev. ID. :. Burnet, at the
Chapel Wsst scveptes nth sreei, Zee. "a Ne AUX
Asprp FrsGrsos, Of Yonkeu, to Miss hASGAssr DYKE,
OF this city
RDBR-wBrrG.-On Tuesday, Dec 80 by the Rev.
Dr. Bellows gr. WILLIAM f. RDKR 10 Mis- LucY L., dargh
ter Of David whiting, ESq all OF this city.
NAxvsrL-Nss1is -On Tuesday, Doc 30, a, Brooklyn,
NIXwuI, Of New York, to GsoscA hAErs, OF
Baltimore
HswsoS--BowpKs I'm Brooklyn, by the Re-. Eel
soy, Nj. JOIN Hrwsos, OF Brooklyn, to MSS SopdiA
BOwuks, Of thin city.
WrRSIG~-cosSoE On Dec 10, By the Pew M Berr
80, Mr.. CEAgtE VIZ. WrRrG, OF Baltimore, 10 ults ETA
sos AuGrtTA CoSsOR, &C this city.
TsooP-BlssCKsa On Wednesday, Dec. 81, q, Christ
church by the Rev j. B. Gibson, OF HlversifEw. Nal
Tsoop, &c ths city, "a MARy daughter OF JOSEPH
X Blocker, OF Havorstraw
GuhDAoNf- fircK tn someryie, Msu., by ne Rev.
I. u, Lambert, Senior ToRrILo GUADAoA OF florence
1Laiy, 10 MhB JOsgrniNA filcK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-01

FAILURES, SUSPENSIONS, ETC.
From the Independent Jan. l.
The following our weekly report Of failures, assgn
inert, &c.
John L. Priest Co., Boston Mass. suspended.
Sanford Rowland, New Bedford, Mass. suspended.
Liabilities ABOUT $3.50 600.
Levi l. Lewis, Providence, Il. l. assigned 10 John +.
Dyer.
John D. Burgess Providence, R. l. assigned to w. w.
Bsbop.
7. SP. Kennedy, s,u.hngton, Conn; suspended and
assigned.
D. l.. Wing. Albany. N. Y; suip pended.
Wilcox Delsnd Uuca; suspended
c. Rosenbury Co., Philadelphia Ps suspended and
tek kn extension.
james W. Moore, Norristo wn, Pa. assigned.
J. Woodson smith, Richmond, Va. suspended.
Robert Bailey, Rome Ga. failed.
+. ~ Bo,fford Pc and. Ohta suspended and assigned
Benjamin Cope, Marion ONO; assigned to janis q.
Goldman
Richard stock. Clarkson. Ohio, suspended aud 81
sispSe
C. !. Carpenter. Carpen,ersvie. Ind; suspended ana
ien "a place.
william T. Castro, Terre H,uts, Ind. failed.
W. II. Gieer n Co., Connersyile, ina; failed and ~
signed.
J. d. worden Co., Fort Wayne Ind; stock attached.
Bsncrof Bowling, Dowssiac, Mich; assigned.
ID. {. MA. u. Fenn, Cheiaea, Mich. assigned.
Cook, Hal Co, Milwaukee, and s. Q. Hall n Co
Whitewater, Wiz; suspended.
!. b. wooorun, sauk City. Wis.,. suspended and SOLD
out
Norton Nairr, Buript ton. Wiz. failed and Assigned
John Buckley, Burlington Iowa; assigned.
Grccnen1yke smith, Burngtor, Iowa; assigned.
Ryckman Phippe huscatlne. lcwG; sold out and nus
pended.
6. ", Fuiiiam, Muscailne, Iowa; Cue pended.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-01
Total bags and mats

CorToS.-rhe news by the steamship Folyon not
received In time TO influence the market YVES II sup
posed tina, would have any effect, The sale, embraced
about 1850 bales ct full prices-the market cosns
nIm.
Tpuorrs --snipowners demanded higher rates. which
checked engagements To Liverpool I'D q Sd wac
sshed for grain -four taken Ut "a Id and ~ O.
vas nk,d Al the closc. About 500 bores we're engaged
NJ 2bs and 27s Cd afterwards asked for baccn ami
lard and 200 800 bace n cotton cagsgcd s 3s 1od
$40 To Inndop l. 0c0 bbls -four were Engaged Of 30
while bacon and chee,e ranged from 32s Ell. $50
There vas nothing ne~ In rates for G~gow or for the
Continent.
ptrrr -Raisins we're vucaargot. sales OF 16o boxes
new crop were made, 70 20 cut Of market .; private
terms.
HAY The market wa, nrm and quiet, at 9oc ssi
Hors The maket wss quiet WIN limited sales, a, 20
q &c for Eastern, and &c y iOc for Western.
IIss -Rccsisud ~ss quiet al 9oc for common, and a.
NAVAL sroprs Tho advancing tendency IN iresb,s tend
ed to check s,es Tor srpor sprs turpe,,ne held
sales. cen mon rosln Gas qaht at oil o. 81 90 Toe
potts the past week have been ancd 10 about 22
O1s I1rteed vas dull, With light sales al SOC. Sic
WHALE aud tperm wtre fair request without change Ia
prcs for the iormer while the latter ~as some nrmer
whn saes AT 81 30. Manufactured was unchanged
Winter besched whale at $40. . e0c. Refined sperm
nsi eoa 81 60 lard oil was at si-four months.
o ssS ae se. ,a.,o sne per nS oS
elt 81 f9 80 and primo at f1o 70 sl7 chiefly at III
latter Bsure. Beef-rbe msrKct continued arm, vita
~ sic and new meas do and sfo Sc si2 2s foe ooun
try and old repscked Western; sI4 90 sf rs 10
rerecked chicago, and BID fof ettra CO. ffime mesf
New oresn)soid at s22 Bacon nrm with moderat,
sales ct 1890. q 1okc. for short ribs In, an I
a. lokc. Ito; for long bonsless and sales o.
short ribbed middlcs reported for February dsve
nv 81 private terms Dressed hogs steady M So a
sko. lard steady with ssles Of about 400 obis .,
Ike Q axe Butter was good request with sales
Of Ohio loo zoo and state at COO 26c for good 10
prime. Cheese nrm, with fair salcs al exc a1okc.
RICE ess quiet, and quotations nominal At sko axe.
sroAps Sales were limited, while prices were hrn
60 hhds Enslsh Islands sold d sko., and 30 do.
Cuos mwcovado exc loo, and so boxes do. 9JSc.
sloc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-01

Az The close Of the year 1855 recorded stringent
money Market aud spectators In the stock market were
ioosing forward for relief 70 the opening year
similar state Of thires exists this moment AMI specu
laiors are looking forward as they ever do for i'm
prsvem.ni. Ia,, year closed with money active de-
msnd fully equs TO that Of the previous year January
last yesr opened without much change money continued
10 demand, and the importsrons rapidly increased.
Money gradually worked easier towards the oleec Of the
month, and the specie In the banks slowly In
creased stocks not benefited much by the little
let Up in the money market. February opened With
better supply of capital and the banks discounted more
freely, on larger specie The Increase In that
month vss about sq,cooeoo. The loans aso increased
TO about the ssme extent The imrcratiops were
very heavy, AID the sub Treasury rapidly socnna-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-01

at the guoisiloI Southern brands hesvy,
and slSs con1nod 90 about 100 10 500 bos ,lo
dull At quotations What the market continued t. be
Inactive and sales lint ed The arrivals from tho South
are Nv b and none OF importance b. expected by tbe
way Nee Orleans until about the ls 20 the 10Th OF rebfu
ny Indeed we do not expect much sninauon Ia bread
stog or business ger orally until the early part February
The LraosacoIs to day embraced 5000 bushels Chicago
,pfirg REQ, at 81 40 a7d 400 10. Southern wbto ~
20, with small lot Of Inferior do. reported ri 81 60
CornThe market iascuve and unchanged; tho rails.
embraced about 900 IL coo bushels Western MIXED
ut tee from tsore aud Toe delivered ard Southern
and old yel CIV at re 74c. Rye quiet and held
change In prices.
Corrrr = The market WAS steady " til moderate sales
RIO VA at about loo. 10 90 Tue following table sbo
the siock OF January
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-01

'"
This amount with the dividends tops made ~ above
would swell the total to Rang ss,oo3ooo 70 DO sent nso
circulation, the greater portion OF {hlch Ia now locked
up awaiting It's specas There other companies
that will probably make dividends about this time, but
they not yet officially declared-among which are the
Manchester and Lawrence aud s.oughton Branch Rail
roads, Boston Exchange Company, and Hremens lnsu
rance Company. Cneshire Railroad not yet decided.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-01
y~pVNNclAL SNo CoMMsN c'hL
OsEY ARK q ".

WgovEspAY, Zee S,-5P.B
ne osmtnd Tor money 'or stock purposes has con-
anued to-Gsy without aBy abatement. Qsoia1ons for
rccs, Of the ar,t board sgsln hrm a. sisa al
vNsoc. Tine bids pressed with the same
serou,ion and the diusrence cash prices, II any
,bips was IN advance Of the day before Thus hsp
pare that the growing Inability the part Of the banks
" met Nc demands upon hem has had erec, upon
the ftcck market. It's not by any means new feature
wal street, Epe therefore need exclIe no surprise.
ne Interests vide spread the luiataaon to trade
specuistvely has become universal that is rstural
W zoos for every ktd Of sacrifice aud any sort expeient
before the market the position demanded by
n. aeus state tf finances AMER the adjournment
~ Tho board the arrival OF the Futon announced,
-hen further evidence appeared Of the unsettled coadi
or q European morey markets and prices Tor stocks
,en CO. his evidence OF grave importance, and may
be us,ed 70 the exhibit Of tie asrs Of the Bank Of
rrNpce vbh shows sba,emeu, OF the osg threatened
aanFert A the Gnarcal world. The demand FOR money
sodsy far Of the supply, and the highest
rs,eo 70, concodsdMsre paid. me stock make, closed
veal at Nwer prices
Aor the Sdourmen, OF the board the following sales
stocks and o,7es we're made a, auction, BY Adrian
.Ersrr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-01

Boston and Sandwich Class Choopss Jackson, and New
England wOrsted Manufacturing companies pas sheir
dividends at thu time.
The Ftchburg Railroad. and hidaiesex Manufacturing
Csmpany make their first dividend since July 1854 the
Manchester Print Works have made but ono previous
dividend @ per cent in jan 1852 since JAN 1857 hav
ing in the meantime been twice burned out 1t Is now
In prosperous condition.
The following dividepd s have been paid reoeuty-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-01

1he NoFIh HIVer BANK hss declared sem snnuaI dvi
send Of four per cent payable January 10 The Pheux
Bank semi annual dividend Of four per cent pay able
Jnpu.ry2 The island CITY Bank sent annual dividend
o. three and haf per cent payable January H.
The hterest OF The Milwaukee City bonds issued 10 aid
m the construction Of the Milwaukee ana Bor,cou Raj.
road falling due January 1887 -ud The interest on the
arm mortgage bonds Of said company, falIing due
January l. viii be paid on presentation Of the coupons at
the Bank Of the Republic
The Asssiant Tessurerof this port report. 70 day az