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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-08
r, C. M'NAIRY & CO.'S
Spring Circular


Spring Circular
FOR 1887.
VR Bauer B now in New York, and by the 18th Of Feb
STOCK Of Goods inths large brown Store Building, Mo-
g College Street. erected BY Mr.. James Erwin, expressly
Of the leading goods always Be onnd in the differ
eR dsP9Fment5 when We PTomIe euFirenas and me pub
We therefore irvits oAsH and pFomgt buyers to examine
We beg 70 say thar just Offering GREAT BAR
ANS in our WINTEE sT0cK, remaining on hand
S. College Street.
silk and Dress Goods Department.
n this department viii be found all The novelties eff the
srosado, from cheap to he most costly,
F Fl3g9S s.s s % do 90 90 DO DO DO DO
Plain co'd Pol de Louis for day and evening,
ESTseIipss Gro do Nap and Millinery siIks,
eOtins all widths, eolors and qualities,
eiShon7s Black Gro De Rhinss,
Black Paris and Lyons Tuheiss, cheap,
do Fig'd silks, premier designs,
DO Armurss ispahan and Gro de Antique,
Reh silk Robes for Dinner and Evening,
Rich rsge Robes, Georgia Cashmere and FomPadouf
orgsRdy Robes from psrli ooldto fall obinta,
OEsandy Musins, do do do DO
ESw and exquiats designs in Musns, Bareges and Jae
Plain Jsoonsts in all eoIors,
Rich and msgnihosR,t designs IL al Of me sooVe'
Lace and Embroidery Department
R'sh French worked CaPes,
ssttI worked Collars and Sleeves,
Breakfast sets in cambria and jgconst,
Sets Scotch work for travelling,
French work and lace Caps for old ladies,
immense stock OF swiss and jacouet edgngs and IN
Swiss Jneonstuad Dimity founces, plain, and highly
Ten Iboussnd Novelties that cannot be named
Hosiery and Glove Department.
Esre oo5 soes ~ excel IN 'SEesE Inc assortment will
CHnDREE's, WOMENs AND hERs HosE AND HALF
HOsE.
NsrnO silk and Cotton VOs aid Drawers for ChdrsR,
SI9sSpaT. and Josephine Kid Gloves.
Linen and Miscellaneous Department.
ave keep Ecompets assortment and Of tue best max e
Irish Linens, Lawns and Cambrior,
Printed Linens and Jaconets for Children,
In all descriptions OF Goods for children, our stock viii
CaloOs and Domestic Cotons very large and cheap as,
MantilIas, Shawls and scarfs,
OF every desirable fabric, India, French, Vienna and
UIh. Every description Of Garments VIII be offered in
department..
Huck Towels plain and damask borders,
do do frlnged and coorsd ends,
French DEmask and Turkish Towels
Furnit0re and Glass Cloths,
Kich Cur,ain Damasks, trimmings to match.
RIeh Muslin and Lace Curtains,
Bug Holland Window Shades
Rich Table Damasks and ClotAs fer dinner parties
Furniture, Caioos and Dimilies,
White and cold Mosquito Nets
Linen and Gotten Shsetngs an widths,
Bed, Cradle and Crib Blankets.
Carpets, Oil Cloths and 9attings.
To hPsrt Of our Stock i is needles TO sier asst
coded keep the largest most elegant and at meme
cheapest stock in the Western country.
Plantation and = egrO Goods
And ali goods BY the piece wholesale price, Wshops
Goods have ever had the pleasure 10 Offer and most
especially invite all make that they may see
fully We shall meet their ezPectstions.
NT-fq S5Colege Street.
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Charles HeidSick
CHAMPAGNE

TTHR nPd nls with which ny last importation % ths
Il article net has induced 70 order new supply
which arrived this day being SUPERIOR an5 lot
jet offered. recommend &c the Trade veil fer
family B. L. SIMPSON, q Public BqHaFs,
marcia Bsni. p Shld1i Com. mouao
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-08
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, ND,
EXTRA CLASS 4,
To be drawn in Baltimore Nd Thursday, April So 1857.
SPLEEDID SCHEME

$40 prizes mounting s402 800
Whole Tickets $40; Halves $40; Quarters IS.
Please address ali orders Tickets above MRgnih
en- scheme, to T. II. HUBBARD & CO,
No. SO Fayette ct, or Box No. 40 Baltimore Nd.
? T. H. Hubbard Co. authorized Agents TO all
all orders for Tickets in the Maryland Lotteries
mrh91-tf r. FRANCE & co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-08

A WORD TO THE PUBLIC.
HAVING purchased the entire Stock Of Goods Of Messrs
Eyans Porter & Co and succeeded them In their Retail
Trade. and having added largely TO their Stock by fresh
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
we are prepared extraordinary inducements TO puT-
chasers OF DRY GOODS Our Stock Tor the opening
is Nv complete, and embraces every variety OF FANCY
AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS
AND SHOES, VARIETIES, &c.
TO THE LADIES
We oFera handsome assortment Of Rich and Fashionable
Goods surpassed BY Retail House in tho city, which
selling at exceedingly low prices.
Purchasers of Dry Goods will certainly ind it to IheiT
call examine Stock ard prices,
prepared offer great bargains any Retail House in
the city
IT. Remember, No. 81 Market Street.
feb27-f HASBROOK s. MCWHIRTER.
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7. c. EuRaH. g. c. ALLES.
BURGE &. ALLEN,
Successors to T. c. B1vgs d o.
Wholesale Groeers, Forwarding and Commission
MERCHANTS,
And Dealers ia Brsudies, Cigars. 7o51ce0, DC
CORNER OF COLLEGES AND SI'kgNG STREETS,
Nashville, Tenn
WE are Just IN receipt Of mes NesJs Tubs,
following Groceries $50 box Toya.cO, assorted
zoe hhds prime 70 choice brands;
Sugar; 100000 assorted br-nds Of
$50 barrels rsboilsd Moiasses Cigars;
100 do do 500 kegs Of Nails,
zoo Loaf Crushed, and P0w800 Demjohns;
dered Sugar 500 gro. Matches;
800 bags Bio Coffee; IS bags Almonds
rs bags Old Gov Java Cot 25 bags Pepper
teei 20 bags Spice;
50 bags Iaguyra do 3 casks Dutch Maddar;
IS barrels MackersL Nos. IS Ceroous bestIndigo.
and 8; rs boxesfue Starch;
50 4 barrels do do do Sc do bar soap;
IS boxes Scotch Herring; 100 do star Candles;
Tierces Figs; 80 do TGliow Caudlzs;
100 boxes Rasins assorted; leo 90 Cheese assorted
I5e PAINTED Buckets; kuds;
LIQUORS.
500 barrels Pike and Wiltshire Whisky;
so barrels Robertson county 60
100 barrels Rye Bourbon ard Smith Reserve Whisky.
With general Stock Of Rrandles Wines Gin, &c, to-
gether with a supply Of L0ngWOrths Native CGtaWba
Brandy and Sparkling Wine.
maril, S. BUBGE ALLEN.
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CHAS. ROBERTSON.

late or JIG. 4 Z. Robertson Bread street,
eCONFECTI0EER AND CANDY Aauutsotgrer, and
dealer N Fruits, Nuts, Cigars, Iooaceo, TOYS aau
- Irt,Ies General w. No II, Market street opposite
Nors STATIONS would respectfully inform she citizens
T Nashville and surrounding community oeI ne Is per
ynsnently located in the shove business an1 "Olu "
TIeased 70 receive share Of public patronage
Psrticular attention paid 10 orders IRON me country
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-08

MOUNT Olllt Ell CEN ELIERH
JJHE Directors Of this Company announce to the
Public that tits Cemetery has been laid of with suit.
able avenues and walks, and portion Of the ground
subdivded into Family Lots, which offered for sale
The map Of the grounds can be OF the Office Of
Lindsey & Crockett where the public are invited to cal
and examine the
The Company feel confident they could not have made
more suitable location for Cemetery in the vicinity Of
Nashville and pledge themselves to the public TO spare nc
money pains to make equal to any Cemetery in the
Union and such one Nashville may feel some pride in.
The Cemetery is now in charge OF Q competent Super
ntendent living the ground under whose direction in
termeuts viii be made in the best manner and at the
usual charges.
The Directors Of the Company DESTROYS that the
grounds should be visedby the citizens OF Nashville and
for that purpose an Omnibus will leave the office Of LindE
lev Crockett at O'Clock, Tuesday afternoon. the
Sit inst and on every Friday afternoon thereafter at the
same hour. The seats will be free.
Ladies end Families DESTROYS Of visiting the grounds
will be called for al their residences, by sending their
cards TO the President Of the Company.
A. Y. S. LINDSLEY, Pres't.
c. W NANCE SecY. jy6-H
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100000 DOLLARS:
Maryland Lottery!
ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
10 be drawn in Baltimore, Md. ,ou
THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1857,

Il. FRANCE & co.. Managers.
DRAWINGS conducted under the sgpsrintsp Of the
II State Lottery Commissioner
Grand Capital PriZe- 100 Prizes Of al COO each owest
PTl1e n The Lottery SiOO--WhOle Tickets $50.
This Is the most Magnificent Scheme ever drawn In the
United states. Only $4,000 Tickets all which printed
as follows 5000 In Whole Iiekets-5 In Half
10000 10 Quarter Tieksts-I0 900 in Eigbth Tickets
As all these Tickets will doubt be sold BY the day
DraHng persons distance will forward their orders
soon possible.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-08
DE-. MORsEs, INYIGoRATING CORDIAL,

TVDR the OF Dyspepsia, General Debility, Nervous
4 ness, &c, &c. No language convey adequate
idea Of immediate and al Ot marvellous change which
"a occasions in diseased, debatod and shattered
Gus svs,m whether broken down by weak by
frs 1 impaired sickness the uusrung and relaxed
uzston is rebraced Tevivded and built up The mental
and physical symptoms Of nervous disease vanish together
Dser its nnuencs. The STOPPING trembling victim Of de-
Drssson becomes Well may the preparation be
called the Medicinal Wonder OF the Nineseenh CenuT
Tt Prepared BY Dr. e. H. Ring, New YORK, aud sold BY
4 y Ia s, HERMAN q RAINS,
Wholesale and Retail Agents, No 10 Public Square.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-08

REsIDfNCE ANBBtILDIEG IOIs FOR
S2LE.
A DESIRABLE Tract Of Lad o. 30 acres about i
n mles lrom the city the Brick Church gke. divided
into Tea Rsauuai BudiuE las Onous Of The Lets tIsTs
is d neat Frame House with or g ROOFS. We will sell
bargain above, diner whole in LOIS as pur
1 ehassrs may desire ]. L. & Z. ". BROWN,
maI2j-clOI 44k Cherry street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-08
FTPORTANT TO CITY AND COUNTRY
WATCH-MAEERS,
q -Iaa

HAVF received direct from Europe a largo supply o.
Watch Makers Tools aud Materials, which VIII EEL
wanty-hve per below New York prices. Materials
10 any rurt OF the country BY mail Likewise, large
assortment OF click Materials. Having engaged the services
on experienced Wurkmcn for The repairing o. Mnlcaes'
Tswerv Cloaks &c he entire satisfaction 10
C1tv and Country Trade. n. {. bRJCE'
Wholesale Dealer in Watches, JcWeIg' Cocks' Fane!
Goods &c II Cedar street, Nashville, Tenn
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POTATOES.

DECEIVED per steamers Saie West and Ela good sup
IL Div Of Gaena Potatoes, White and Blue NeshanosEs
T,1T55F No. Broad stree
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Mcclure, Buck & Go ,
TIN PLATE AND SHEET IRON WORKER

NO. Is MARKET STREET,
TTAVB aways on hand Tin Plate, Sheet Iron TIhnod
Copper RFets, Castings Parof and Chamber Grutes,
stoves, Fin Ware, and complete Of artioiss
usually kept IN our line
Country Merchants requested 70 cali and examine
before purchasir elsewhere, prepared
an their bulls upon 60 terms any heuse West
TUNr IRECEIVED q lot Of superior Floor sSa6s.
y Also, Platform and Counter Scales
lar5o MCCLURE, BUCK co.
A. making Wroughi Iron stoves HIsis better than
~ any other house in ne United States
ian90 MCCLURE BUCK & co.
A FINE lot Of Castngs Of All patterns On hand az
n j7u30 MCCLURE, BUCK & CO.
y ODFNG Gusriug and al kinds Of Tn Sheet Iron ana
IA Copper WO-k done % The uOTkmanlks manuor,
an al tis shortest no Gee BY
jaB30-dsm. MCCLURE, BUCK & CO.
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Nashville Spring Races.
~ I Ahsa~

"WEDNESDAY, May 9Th, Is57--Swsepsiakes for untred
w 3yesr oIdsl mile hrat-SlOO entrance, $50 forfeit
Three to make race, TO close lst OF April.
SANE DkY.-Nach Race for e25O0 aside, slGOO forfeit
mile hoas-tWO year clds, carrying 80 pounds. ThOs
Bacon gr colt by imported Albion, dam BY Levi
athan. VIM Roundtrce names BY Byuum BY Glencoe,
dam BY OtheIlO or Shamrock.
THURSDAY, May ssth.-Proprietor's Purse s2OO-rails
heats
FRIDAY. May 2gth-Sweepstakes for year olds-s2OO
entrance $50 foone mile heats Three TO make
a race, to close 1st OF April.
SATURDAY, May 3Oth-PrOpHetOrs Purse e30O-tWO mile
heats TjanI6-tfI ". J. PHILLIPS, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-08

MoRg MoSIsu WANTED FOR OuR HoUsE--We
perceive that M. Belmont, Charge at the Hague,
is an applicant for new end arget field for stock
jobbing in an application for thernision TO Spain.
He msy possibly get II. We don't know.
Strange things are happening every day,
and there Is quito resurrection going
on among the fossil politicians and money
changers. Previous TO his appointment to the
Hague, as United States Minister, by poor
Pierce, Mr. Belmont had been officiating here az
the Consul General Of Austria and "a tho Wall
street broker and paper shaver Of the house OK
Rothschild We have reason 10 believe that MT
Belmont, IN the transfer Of bis Official services
from the Emperor &C Austria to poor Pierce, has
made the most OF the main chance, as stock
iobber, under tho advantages Of his officsl pod
ton. Nor IA this all. We suspect now, that the
new railroad enterprises of Spain have attracted
his epeculative imagination TO Msdrid-not 30
much 10 view Of a new theatre for American
diplomacy end Austrian dinners IA for the msin
chance of more monsb" In keen operations
with the lane ducks and spread eagles OF tho
spanisb capital Our lest information OF Mt.
Belmont located him at Florence, where, II IN
said. he wss operating with the Italian bankers,
who look upon American travellers "a pigeons
and beretics only AZ To bs ploohed and roastcd.
Very we'll Should this s'eckjobbng ambass.-
dor bc transferred 70 hadrh he may possibly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-08

HSAGFRs or TIE NEw Yonx HERAtD.-Eeery
nov and ten some newspaper comes out WITH the
old story that this or that distinguished outsider
has controlled, OF does control, the columns, The
politics ard the destiny Of tn, NEw YORK HE-
RAID. The lat report Of this sort IL sbat GER
tain NJ John1on we the editorial factoam Of this
Journal 5uiing our late absence In Europe. Bat
the truth may IA vel, b. told. This Mr.. Johnson,
during the interval eforeeald, did write occasion
ally for ihis paper; but he received his irstruc-
tions and his pay for his services He had no
more control Of orr columns than the boys who
act "a the me sengers Of our editorial rooms We
understand, however, that there are always
among the oifcc-beggars at Washington, New
York and elsewhere, one, yea several important
outsiders, who manage, or have managed, the bu-
siness Of This Office, and whoss influence, there
fore, Is paramount ut headquarters We csn osly
icy, that II there are lilly birds 70 b cscst With
such rickery, they deserve 10 b pasoarsd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-08
Vast Increase In the Daily Otculataon OF the
Herald.


The circulation Of the HERALD has now reachei
the hsEcsome figure OF feveuty thousand go 0O0l
ilrpretsions pr day. We expect TO reach 10 a
,e,y sho't time eighty. nioety, and perhaps one
hundred tbousand 200 ,000) regular daily oirca-
lstion Withio the last ie days our n.w m aoh-
nery has been placed in complete operation; and
ae are now epab,ed 10 print with equal facility
one hcndred thousand impressions in the ga ne
space Of tiue required few weeks since to print
fifty thousa,d The cost of the new machinery
dollars $3.50 ,O00) cash down This maohioery
includes two new large ten cylinder presses, each
capable of printing twenty thousand impressions
per hour, and two steam engines Of forty horse
power.
The daily circulation Of the NEw YoaK HE-
RAID isnow grs alter than that Of any other daily
journal in Europe or America without exception
We exceed ny many Thousands the daily issue of
the London Times, which has next TO the h.
RAID, the largest circulation. The circulation Of
the New YORK HERALD has gro IN with the
growth Of this great metropolis during the past
tweoty years; and. calculating from the expert
ence Of the past. We may fully expect to reach
within the next two years daily circulation Of
one hundred and fly thousand (l6O,ooO) copies
According to the opinions Of the greatest men of
| the age, either European or American, this mag
nifcent metropolis has the prospect Of becoming
the greatest commercial city that the sun ever
sbone upon. Its career is hardly begun. The
population of London is estimated at two and a
half millions but n is probable that the city of
New York ard suburbs will equal If not surpass
even that magnificent figure before the end of the
present century. We do not, Of course expect
to live TO see this but our descendants may.
We have every reason to express our thanks to
the generous, liberal and intelligent people of
this great city for the position in which we stand
to-day. While almost every journal out Of New
York, and every politician of every party has
been endeavoripg for period OF twenty years to
cauInuiatc the HERALD and its conductor. we
have risen above their dcnunciations-- treated
them az the idle wind-confdent, az we were,
that our conduct and our system were founded
Oh TIE highest principles, and that the spproba-
ton Of the free aud intelligent citizens in the
midst Of whom We live, was the only reward
worth deserving or caring for.
We have only 70 say that our career hereafter
will be the came as heretofore independent,
fearless, just generous, and national in the high
est degree.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-08

CoxYrETr STIR IN THE DrxocaAr1o CAM
7, IL ell over with our New York democracy.
The union for the spells Of las. November has
resulted In splitting the party into fragments
upou the division Of the spolla Poor Pierce
may ever now weep over the fallen democracy
of The cit, Of New York. Tammsny Is stuki6ed.
There are tvo regular democratic committees,
esoh Isrulug its bulletin TO the fsishfol, md
thIpes are oil ge,ng to pot among the udewai-
ters o.mp followers and rssk and Gle The fact
ia, hat esoeptiag Mr.. soheal-a nsn Of character
sad rsspectASuity, and kno-~ ~ suoh Of all
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-08

THE NATIONAL HOTEL DrsyAsg.-The Acade-
my Of Medicine, we think, the other evening
gave the quictus 10 the enormous humbug that
til, late National Hotel disease ut Washington was
the result of dastsrdly attempt to poison Mr.
buchanan The sinking sewers, ventiog their
deadly civilizations into and sll over the house,
VII, or ought 10, account for the malady and
toive the mystery 70 the satisfaction Of all scnsl-
DE people. That any h1uso being could enter
io's s1cb q dsbolic,J aid vcuomocs hatred Of
Nr. buchanan a. 10 risl, his death hy lison, In
'ol''ng The lives Of hundreds OF uroacndng peo-
ple-men, women aud children -pa-ses all bouuds
81 crcdolity We have no doubt that Mr. Blu.
oLanan, IN his election ga rro.id ut. and since.
Las Lad fever enemies It'd more u1ives.ally Che
sood wishes Of oil par .ea and al sorts Of men
'.ra any oth'r President slnec IN tim, Of Mon.
zoe. Thcse axe tie material fs,s.s Of his vol
known aD'sble, kindly AMI coacil.aso-y cssrac.
ter as . man and ~ a politician. We ssnect
That this poi oning huubug is the weak inven,loo
Of some DISAPPOINTED Office bepgsr, or some Of
The Washington hotel keepers, aud nothing more.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-25

NTEw YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY
IN Proposals for loanIn order 10 fund the floating debt
OF this company, amounting to nearly $5oO new issue
bonds Of million of dollars has
decided by the Directors the mode
of redeemng the from the embarrassments under
which sbors by reason OF the high rates OF interest paid
upon this debt
the bonds thus TO be issued redeenabe In ten and
bearing per cent interest payable semi annually.
To the holders of unsecured bonds and outstanding
certificates the preference in this loan subscrip
though solicited from all will take precedence in The
follow ing order
PreierenceTo the holders of the unsecured bonds
of the company redeemabe in 1883 1859 1851 1867 and 1872
secondTo the holders Of outstanding extension cerii
Gates.
Thrd.-To the holders Of preferred stock
Payments 10 be made folows:Forty cent in cash
and cent the above mentioned unsecured
bonds extension certificates preferred stock time
accepances of the which due and constituting
a part of the floating debt to be received as cash.
These bonds will be secured by mortgage on the whole
road its franchises and rolling stock subject to
herein provided for will be first lien the extension
certificates to the amount Of million i've hundred and
twenty four thousand dollars ISSUED for tn. construction o
miles the Dover Plains Ghaih which
debt TO be redeemed by the proceeds u this loan
As further security 10 the purchasers OF the new bonds
is intended that yltW shall be set aside, provdei
that expenses and INTEREST,"
of h issue such bonds urchased to be Immediately
ccled.
Persons wishing subscribe this loan who ine
in the bonds stock the company referred TO
the directors VIII be in attendance daily from IL TO 2P
all required information respecting the terms OF the
loan and the condition OF the fy order OF the
board ALLAN CAMPBELL. President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-25
EXPRESSES.

yUvLIs, FARGO CO, NEW YORK AND CALI.
w fornis Express Company ana Exchange Dealers. A
Joipt Stock Company. Capital. s6p0D Once ~ Broad
way RTres.e. sent 70 CsIfSrnis Oregon ana sandwich
Islands the 6 snd hh OF each month To Havsna the 7h
ink and 9th ~ each month Exchange for sale IN ~
SUIT, Csfornie Oregon Ssndwich T.lsnds Havana Bos
ton and Philadelphia Notice c.forns Bondhoders
r. 90 prepared receive the old bonds OF the
State OF Csforns, transport the 70 Sacramento City
and procure In raucs with the act " ~ u
April. BSI, and return @ms w tAts ctr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-25

PROPOSALS FOR LOAN TO THE CHICAGO. BUR
II nngton and Quincy Railroad Company.-Ssa!ed propo.
Will be received undersigned al he once No ~
City Exchange Boston the Sth day Of January next NJ
folows-
10 per the 18th OF January 1851 which hss II
stAmen. the company will retain without issuing bonds
therefor until the Inst nsalmsni in paid.
Is Twenty ave 18th Feb a3S For which bonds
Is Twenty Ave cent 18th eh 1858 will be issued
= Twenty per cent on 18Th april lss against each
- Twenty l5;h May, 1SdS payment or
the whole amount may be paid for in cash and the
loo bonds issued
For which the Company will issue eight per cent bonds Of
each dated LIST January 1858 with semi annual
pons and having tvs enty five years torun. -
The proposals. will he NJ he oer No q CRY M
shange eighth day OF January nsxt ~
O'clock r. NJ TN the tho Hoarf ~ Directors Of tbs
Company who will award without the hghcs;
sponsible bidders
circular viii shortly he issued giving full information
the financial Of the and the form Of
cuy he for the above named loan BY order OF the
Board thgnsdl
Ip y: fno2 2. saixra scon.iasa
Dsa q 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-25

CEyENTH WARD BAER-NEw YORK, DECEMBER
- ~ IS-Forty sixth dviiendrhe President and Direc
this day declared dividend Of i've 90 cent
payable after the ID Of January BY order Of the
Board. A. =. FRASER, Cashier.
THE MANHATTAN GAS LIGHT COMPANY HAVE DE.
cared dividend ~ 81 81 per share on the full stock
and % share the scrp stock payable on and
after Thursday Path Inst The Transfer books will be closed
until the 18th inst. s. II. HOWARD. Secretary.
WANTED Sn0a-AN AGENT IN THE CITY OF
w New York who furnh the above amount IN cash
cord stocks, will find Investment seldom 70 be met Win
perfectly safe and w ling large return monthly from
mining and manufacturing company In the SOUTH Address
y. n. T., baltimore Post Office