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Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19

-. -rsident in this Territory, coming from
--+;,,s az the States. often suggest to rs
- .--sz of persons in their old neighbOrhoOds who
% = 5-bfIe-s become subscribers Il they could sec
Eo--- - at 1.-.-tissr" WcaiWays send q specl-
aaFg g = - -s-s relieving. VIII consider It =
n.-..-.;., - ieeou5s . regular subscriber Post
- ri others feeling sufficient interest % make
=. ~ esn retain the usual per cent lor their
.---bfe
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19
c0UxTT sEAT OF RICHARDSON COUNTY

SUUAI1 SEAT OF RICHARDSON COUNTY
Ash vel known, Archer, which has
heretofore been the County Seat Of
Richardson county, has been found,
By actual survey, to be on the Half
Breed land, or Reservation. This
being the case a new Town Site has
been selected for county seat by .
number Of enterprising gentlemen
The name Of the town is CentreUiQc
50 named from its being geographical
y IN the centre Of the county. The
last Legislature by an act located the
County Seat at this place. CenreviIls
Is a in the midst Of a aheaTily timberet
andwel Eatered portion Of the county
surrounded by as fine farming land a.
can be found in the Territory. ant
nothing can prevent Its becoming al
. Important point IN a very short time
Messrs. J. C. Miller, j. Camp
Deh, n. J. Sharp, W. Maddox, G. W
Miller, Il. Euckolls, Wm. M'Lennan
and others are the prOprietOrs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19

TTIHE public ara ksrsby nOEafsa, that there vaI
II made and executed on or about thel3eth dmT of
February, A. D. 1856, By the undersiglred, TRliEs
NOTEs in favor Of D B, kFaIler, of tEO hundca
dollars each ons payable Septsmbsz Lac A. D. fl
Ons payable January lst, A. Dg1SS7; one rayab .
March 1st. "A. ID. 1857. The cOnsidsgatiOn hAFmg
failed Tor which the said notes were gJen, we sian
refuse further payment On the said Notes or llly
part thereof. tsaf ssii
JEssR NoEE, 80 +. II
HEsRY EMRRs0s, N
HE1FEx W. 1kKE Bgii
or. Lake, his Agent.
BroEuviIle, March 12tb, 1851. 81 4
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19

Mr.. David Miller, of Washington, D. C.
gave birth to three children, weighing in the
aggregate, upwards of twenty-one pounds,
on Tuesday Of last week-Erchaage.
Hope Mr. David Miller had good time
is doing well. Wonder if the upwards OI
twenty pounds'' favOrs Pa.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19
NIIrpe1.Y



A NNOUNCE % Ehs citi.sns ~ Nezsla Csiiurr
"A that upon the opsning 0f N.Fi2efioli tlsy win
Be in Fsesipt 81 I1fs ~ alabit evir3i asas-
msnt usually to br found ia NuEsiriss. Tse ssssk
from which cur selscfionsn lle d Tery Il iett-
sistirlg in Psrtof:
700.800 Apple Trees from. s e 3 fses-s -
1eo,0 Dunrf Pear Frl1ss 3 5slEz Old
5o,00e Standard Do frfn'1 Il vt-rs.
10000 Chery Trses, I a 3 yc1iu old, Dnnrssai6
Sfanaard. AZ ~
Beaeh, Pam, APEisoty and Nshai iss IrssS 1luEgs
numbezs-
I0O0O0 R..ra-Hi-s.uh.ss,HE ir..7 iana & Any
All kinds e popular IS va a rrur kiraicf lIilsr
Forsirn ana Estirs Ess-s,rs.as-lVsrlr-T spruss.
Pilss CrFpioI1efi-E, Callls. IA ilul Hhfss
Spruoe, BaiEans, Hsul0eks, e-e-. l1rgs l1tditn e.
snail LiJ
OIsan.ntsl Trees. Ru... shushss-1E eH4krr..
Hedrs liant, ets. -sss 49, ~ 84
Bi.IbOas Raotss ss,izs 2. iEuE1Il nah llas ca
nations, Pnsniess ngEs.n RhIblss tl in
great zo-71aEe1 ala 81 - Huit ocasti q Fazie-
While We confidently cain fur!our med arti,ir.f-
general an exeallenee net surYaissd bJs s1y ssbsF
Nursery, We TaFiieulaEiy and emuhaticay sns rrato
oar stock e Pear lEessS 18Th lluzf ard Stsndnui,
as unparalleled either III extsaf n lalitl, by any
uzlEtinsstcs'k IL Amarssa< TT r4s
As s,rzcstirs l5 uc-,e-t sl.|y-s- s,uur' hasil ~
a5uis rslsrk siat- -0ugtroEs fals act srl sisd' ts
fha extreme ecIi .larinz = i.ss & eh dr.
ted - exteiIsivz ~ - E1flasls1 B, - West,
and hat Ne hars hid ~ drouslit iilinif th Ilsr
saHmsr 81 Srhict ths ignuth sf our lsli hal lasn
zetaried- They nay - E1Ii,d ul'1l. irbo
in rrinss heAlth and viror isr5it-s-
Ala-rll SD, 1881 p. G. s 4. u 6Ali1Alla-
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19
LkSD OFFICE OMAHA, n 7.
Februarv. lTth.1S57.

We have been crowded with job
vors the past week, and the associate
under the weather" is our apology
for lack Of editorial matter in the
present issue.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19
81 LOUIS no

VT7E take rsrasure IN saying to our friends ard
w the pabIie IN general, that OR stock Of Pine,
Ncliurn. and Common Furniture, as well as Nat
trsssss ard Bedding, vas neveZ moro complete ana
deserving the attention Of purchasers, elther at
wholesale a rstaiI-in fna sRits m single articles
We shall spare 10 e3Srt 70 keep thr Eost cum paeie
assortment n our Iinc,in the Vest Our 6oods an
made here, As well IS East By tAe best WerlEnens
and tins combine tae greatest variety and latest
styiss vita the cheapest and most substantial
Dsassrs. as vel as AL other purchases are IN
r7ted 10 eau ana l00k thEOagh our Aammoth Ware
Orss.s asa from aIl parties haTing furniture Il
huv or themselves OF Others, especially solicited
Win the assurance C 0nr best eudeaTurs . merit
couiuanes Of the liberal confidence and patronage
We have 50 long received
SCARRTTI 4 MASON.
Washingtoa re- betWeen Ind and Sd Sts
March 18th, f57. 44-3n
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19

Our latest exchange from below is
NEST Joseph Gazette, Of the4th, from
Ehieh We learn the river is open to
,nat point, and boats arriving from St.
Louis.
Inc river here is stiH closed, but
may reasonably be expected to break
up na few days.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19

An old Cfsadsvvas brought before the Nay
or of Toledo, Ohio, tho other tay. and after a
heafisss vas fined totile fun ezasnt of the Law.
All his tie prisoner denurrsa wheupOn his
honur rcjoined. "1IY friend, 90 not want 70
fnd you: bss. By Cd, shs majesty Of tns law
nlrst bs r1siir1iainsaIE!s'
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19
CURRANTS And RASPBFRRTkS.


HTHfTE Grape Cuuant Seeds, saTed fHum our
" specimen plants IN lS5G, win be sent TEe-paid
In packages Wcrlh 81 70 AL who euc0ss that innont
CEERASTs, White Grape, Cherry. and q celleeti0n
Of eighteen other varietic embraeine all the novel
ties.
RAsPHEzz1Es, Belle de Fentsrv, a ns4 french
Over-bearing SORT rait very large and plants vigor-
0us--a very distinct variety.
MEZvE1LLE Or FOCR SEAsoEs-This = variety
which has been fuIly tested, and was awarded &
premium -as the n. Y Fair q fns Display e fruit
exhibited IN the month Of OetOber-t Is b far sa-
peri0r to any Of its class The fruit IS as large and
as good as the Red Antwerp, and the Autuunal
crop Il abandant-S6 per dozen.
ELLWANGER K TlARRT,
Mount Hope Nurseries, Rochester n 7.
n. B--ordsrs from unknown sOrrespondsnts must
be accompanied by the cash.
March 18th, 1851. 40-tl
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19

-f-Sin-le papers, neatly eHTsioPed tor mailing,
-. - .~ifIorf charge. by visitors ana others
-, - t5send oceasonaIly to Their rtrlends IN me
STATS, -
. .subsciSiptions reocived for three SIX, nine or
trelre rasuths-
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19
N2.
AN ORDINANCE.

For tIs HaprOrsuss.s " la-sSs al Slsys is tEs
CITY Of Br0wHrills, ~ r. IL
Section 1st- Be It Ordained by the City Colnnl of
BroWnrille Eemaha Co, n. T. that Avs mills on the
dollar valuation q al taxsbIs property, be levied
for the purpose Of improving the Stsesss end sys
in said City. -
See S3s Be Il further Orisined, khiltit ala 3 -
the duty Of the Marshal to proceed and collBsi the
sb0Ts fsf ateIy. after the exuir4.I8r Fl 4ks
ten dsys FROM the PEasge-Of tkis 0fEiaslir.k aAd
pay the N nsy into the hands of the City TreasuEsr
taking his rsceipt fnEF-for-i 8aGL
Sec. Sd. Be il further Ordained, thnt should nny
property holder in said CRY, fail to eoinply With tho
req1rmezts Of this Ordinances, then t shall bs thu
duty Of the MaEzhal to PTDesed and enlIpe rsiaEne
in asc0r5ancs uith The Law h Entb liss EEsdh and
provided
This OEiinanse to take eEect frnn and d4ftsF ten
days from the dzte uf its passage.
Pazsd, March ID, 1857. ILE gj
As. H0LLADAY, Mayor.
b B. THonPsGr ReetriIe-
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19
FLAX SEED

TIE have : few bushels Of extra Flax Seed to
w Ioau "a limited quantities, 70 such Of our
Farmszs IN this County who wish to get start in
SEED.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19

- Territorial Warrants and Nein1nA Ooun.y
-. - i-59btsiuess 70 this Oahee,AE
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19
o57. MISSOURI RIVER PACKET. IL
A1oxazO Ch11d.

AlOnzO Child.
JOSEPH B. HOLLAND --------. ------ Master
For Council Flus Omaha CiCy Bellevue St. Mary 5,
Wyoming City, Nebraska City Linden, Brown
vile, Lowell, OEegun, White Cloud, Iowa Point,
Savannah, St Joseph, Palermo, AtchisOn, Weston,
LeaEenw0rth City, Kansas, Independents, Liberty,
Lexington, DC
# THE entirely new, suift and elegant
- passenger steamer ALDS1zD CHILD Capt
joe Holland viii On Che opening Of navigation, run
as regular packet TO the above and intermediate
points, continuing in the Blufs Trade during the
entire 6Uafing season.
Captain H0IlaRds deeply grateful 70 his numerous
friends along the river for the liberal patronage hith
ertO extended to him while In command Of the
Omaha and other boats, desires 20 return them his
sincere acknOEledm and to solicit ae5ntinuaree
Of their confidence and patronage for his new boat
promising untlreing erertions 10 reRder general t-
isfaetiOBs e
The AlOnzO Child was built elpress for the Coun-
ell Bluffs trade, under the especial supervision oi
Capt. Holland, who begs 20 assure his frienls that
they VIII find ker to be simirably adapted 70 the
wants Of the river being Of Teatstrength, HghtRsss
ofdraught beauty Of model etc, EitheabIa arrange
ments and accommodations not surpassed by those
Of any boEt Ia the riEer combining AL the latest
and NEST EaedeFn improvements that could add 4
the safety. comfort and pleasure Of passsngsrs.-
Nothing VIII be found wanting in any Of her ap
POintmsnts which belong to those Of : first elas
passenger steamer.
March 18th, 81. 40-t
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19

THE NEw CABKEr-Asyet We have
nothing from Washington as to the
new Cabinet, or transactions on the
4th. We conclude, however, from
rumOrs that the following is not far
from the Cabinet:
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19
THE PRE-EMPTOR'S GUIDE

Is now ready for delivery to Agents,
Or mailing to order on the reception
. Of 81.
Orders nov in. and those hereafter
received viii te filed in the order IN
which they are received.
The Guide can be had at the LAND
OFFICE and Of RoeT & COZZENs In
Omaha City, and Of ARMSTRONG &
DUyKN, Nebraska City.
Land OFFICE. OMAHA. Mt
.. February, 18th, 1851.
Wsa-s iuf1rme5 that Mr. r ". Furuas Is about
b uuhIish q synopsis Of the Pre-Emption Laws, to-
r5hs with late decisions e8nneeted with that sub
.Jsct tu5 -IQEn Sites We think such publica-
tn greatly needed and copy should Be In the
&alz q eTsrg person IN the Territory, as It VII
iu1artTalzzbie inforEStiun
JOHN A PARKER, Register.
.. A r. GILMORE, Receiver.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19

FLOWER SEED-GROWTH or 1856.
ETYHE subscriber vii send 20 choice varieties Of
l. flower seed by mail, postage paid for one dollar.
WARDER GIMORE,
NurScrynlen and Florists,
Springheld, Ohio.
March 10Th, 1851 4O-sf
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19

SURVEYOR & CIVIL ENGINEER.

TKTILL attend to any business IN his line when
w called / have firs. rate el1npass and HAVING
had sma1y years experience, bo.h IS tsaeher and
practical Surveyor, can giTe satisfaEticn-
kEFKxEScEs- A. L. Coat. llr. Hover, Nrm LI00Tar
also, d. G0ast, w. HobsOn, ana c. A. RoEIsIE, Sa-
TanEah, Ne. Address
JESSE JOHN.
Keanaha City, y. T.
March i9th; fsy7 At
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19

1000 -A%e1nfw VVRna9c1.
ITO Sell by subseripfion DR. AREOLD'S Family
4 practices, entiticd Avnold's Lecfrres on AaatOu.y
PkgsiOIoqg, Hgqene and dissGse-5ts cuale, lrrrsa-
tion aad care Written in familiar style, designed
for the genernl reader. Highly iIustrated with ex
eeIlent wood cuts by the best artists p the West
This Is . box gotten dp Eiih rfszt care and ex-
penss and Is made 50 simple and con sehensiE, that
every one that reads ID can understand It, x con
tains great variety Of the most vAluable Eeceipes
for Almost every disease that mankind are subject
to- containing over 400 large - mo- Pags and hound
in embossed maslins gilt hack; retaif riee, 81 80,
A sample copy win be sen 20 aBy part of tho
United States receipt of the retail prIse also
fun list Of my publications, with terms to AssEsz su
application address
II. d. RULISOH Queen City Pub. House.
Ia Main 81 Clincinmsti %.
Or, If living East, -TI.f
lsRELISON. Rhia5e1nishs Al
p. s. Editors giving this advertsse1,slt ihrce -
mora insertions incInsing this ntticu and maiiinl
ne e0piss Of papers marked, containing tae sans,
shall have copy nailEd % their address iJrepail.
Mazes,l2tb, 1s57. 3g-Ss
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19
Miles on Horse Shoeing.
JUST FUBLnHED

A PLAIN, practical Treatise on HORSE SHOOTING,
n by WI NILES, aathor Of G'The Horses Foot =
In one vol I6mO. Pries IS cents Sent b. nail
free Of postage.
sWe Ike ts recommend saeh books, when "a see
50 viIainous bungIng at horse shoeingr D5io CEl-
tSUat0r.
"a concise, clear, and practical work which should
be studied BY every smith who shoes horses and BY
every farmer who owns horse The truth Is there
Is not one smith In twenty who kR0trs hOp to soe
hose properly, Of one farmer in 4 hundred who
knows lrisE horse is shod as he should be- The work
viii pagyou if you wiz Stady IT. ard tsn- fold If you
practice it. or Oblige your smith to follow its insrne
tiOns-''-HliROis Farzae-.
GNo man who owns horse can afford to be without
this sort Of information "-AI5aHg Zee Jour.
HENRY CERET BAIRD, Publisher.
Philadelphia,
March 18th, 1851. 4C-tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19
1851. MISSOURI RIVER PACKET. 1S5
nren-ne-1aa-1aa-

1891. MISSOURI RIVER PACKET. 1901.
REen~xaes1aa-Eas
CHAS- r. BAKER -. s.s.-.- Master
H. SCUDDER. -.-----.- -----.-- Clerh
For Flersnee, Omaha City. Co1nail Bluffs Bslsrua
st. Marys " yuEuing City, Ncbraska City, Linden
BrOWuYllle, Lowell, uEegOn, lsWa Point Savannah
St Joseph, Palermo, Atchisol, Weston, LeaEeII-
worth CITY, Kansas, lndependenee, Liberty, Lax
ingt0n, DC.
TIE entirely new, swift AID els-
trF can't rassengersstsaaler NI1T-EE-lIA-
IA, Capt. Chaz- +. baker W II SSUDDER, Clerk,
EiE on the opening q nagigAti1ns Eun as regular
racket q fhe above named and al intermediAte
points. e6urinI,5ng IN the Blu1s trade during the
entire boatlng season.
Capt Baksr, thankful to tho public for Its very
EsEeEons sgppart bszt0usd upan tie Admiral, EhSle
uEs. Is eomzaand, hereby bes leaF8 g sHnaer his
OEledgensnts ana so7Silf fu hs new boata con
tinuaEcs CT It's confidence and patronage, pledzfng
unticng cxertious Is hinsslf and lofEeers 70 give
full satisfaction 70 ttnss with whose busucs Ae nay
be h0nOred. The Ein-ne-ha-ha vas built exlEezsy
for the COune Blus trade nader the SPECIAL super
vision Of Captain Baker, VIA has spared no troubIl
0r exINuse 70 make her An Il No. Missouri EiTsl
Staanlfn, azd begE 70 Assure his friends thai theJ
VIII tiil1 her 10 b IN al respects, most adnirlby
adapted 70 the wants of tha Fiver, being Of grea
strength, hghtnsss Of draazht easinesz II model and
sneh application of machinery, as musS maks ha
one Of the fast ones, with cabln arrangements an<
asconr rhodatism Of EeTy snperi0r orer and ni1,
eelled b. thOse Of any boat IN the river couahnai
al theulost En8erzl inpr0Fsnanfs that safely son
FORT af pleasure could suzgest IN shart. IN Al he
apF,oHnt1ents nofhinZ VII be waning belonging 4
those Of \ frst elass passelEef Eteanaes.
ti1rlstI l4th 81 l4Lt
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19

900 s.. a9ks e. T % zss4. ..: On; ~ 5 e zs & ssR''
Nss g 1885. AA1LlSTER, B0ZiER 8 co
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19
1851. MISSOURI RIVER PACKET. 185


JOHN S. SHAW =. ----.---- ---- Master
New Missouri River, Kansas and gshraskr Packet
for 1851.
IL - The entirely new, swift and unSur-
- passed uassenger steamer, TWILIGHT,
Caps. Joan s. Shaw, HiIIOn the 0psuing Of naTiga-
ton run IS regular packet 70 the above and all IN
termediate points The TWIligbtWas built expressly
for the Missouri river trade under the especial super
vision Of Capt Shaw who begs 20 assure bis friet ds
that they VII find her to be admirably adapted 70
the wants Of te RIVER, bsiug Il great strength and
Iightness Of dEaught, with cabin arrangements and
accommodations unsurpassed, combining al the
latest and most uoaern Improvements thai could add
to the safety comfort and pleasure Of passsnsers-
Nothing viii be found wanting any Of her appoint
ments which belong to first class passenger steamer.
Narch 18th, 81 s 4e-a
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19

Br0wnYiIe Stone and Coal Company,
THE STOCKHOLDERS of the B-oTnvills Stone
il and Coal COMPANY, are hereby not7icd that Al
election wiz Be held at the County Registers oice
in BrOWnEiIls, On Saturday nsxt at 2oeicck, P. ~,
for the purpose Of escfinga Beard ~ DirceifEs ard
attending to other Important matters Of 10 Gem
J.W. COLEMAN -
RW W.FEENAS- -
REnrrrrLrR March I2fh ISL
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19

For st. 5Oseph, BrOWnville, Nebraska City, Omaha
CIsy and Bluff City.
THE ST. Louis, St. Joseph, Brown vie,
80 Nebrnsha, omaha and Bluff Cit,F Light
- ming Packets, Jas H. Lucas, Meteor and
Silver Heels vii leave for the above and ali inter
mediate points every Tuesday evening, ~ o'clock,
throughout the season. The new and splendid pas
ssnreT steamer Meter, and the well known, fast ard
sDleudid passenger steamer Jas H. Lucas, connect
iu with the me and fast packet Silver Heels st st.
Joseph, farming the Oaly sure ana quick passage
from St Louis to the above named places
From the kn0En speed, capacity and comfort Of the
boats composing this Iine, the taTeiing PUblis may
rest assured that nothing VIII Do wanting on the Pirt
Of them olesrs aud crew to render their trip both
pleasant and agreeable.
March 18Th, 81. 40-a
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19

RR0WEYILLE STONE AND STONE COAL
COMPANY.
This Company met on Saturday last and Or
ganized by electing Board of Seven Direc-
tors to serve for one year, viz:
]. W CoLEIAS,
6. ". BRATTOH,
A. s. HOILIRAE,
o. F. LAKE,
WM. HeBLITzEIIg
II. JOHNSON,
r. ". FURxAS
After which the Board elected the following
officers:
A. S. HOLIDAY, President.
VIZ. HoBLLTzELL, Treasury.
o. T. LAKE, Secretary.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19

We call attention to the advertise
ment Of SoARRITT & MAsON, Wholesale
and retail dealers in furniture, St
Louis. This is an old, well established
house. and We presume needs not Oul
praise to add to its already extensive
custom and reputation as to quality.
quantity and prices Of articles in then
line. Give them a call, either in per
son or by order, and you viii find VI
have said 'true to the letter" -al7-
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19

ElI.ANKs & w. asaslifliuh. 81 10 y lsiI
ID OEce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-08

NON New York - On0nSau, ov which ne disAncs b.
tween We tw' cities % nsds III miles Ign than
n y VII We New YORK. Central, Lake Shore and
usveand roads. and the securing routs thss
wiz nsNher b ebstsuoaed By We SHOWS Of winter nor
ne ris>sss Of Era justify unusual and extraordinary
eaosts 70 secure 10 these greet advantages. We know
Of nothing that wov much benefit the lever end Of
oar city ~ the opening Of This nns Of railroads
would draw back 70 SOUTH Broad Water, Pearl and the
neshbosing Streets much OF the business that ID now 10
rapidly working ~ way above We Park. The lower
part Of Broadway, Greenwich and Yves, streets would
alone derive bsnens enough nom the opening Of his
route 70 warrant the owners Of property In those streets
In coming forward 70 make tho subso1pon yes required
70 secure The road which informed 70 only about
$500 ooo-a pslty indeed for the city Of New York
70 besaIe about subscribing whsn the certainty Of the
result Of the enterprise apparent snd also whom In
ADDITION there u, according 20 the estimate Of the
directors almost absolute oerta.uy that the road
will DO ~ remrneYatfve 70 the stool holders ~ any
10 The country. We once more warn the merchants and
owners OF real estate In this city not 70 let hs ohsrter
DO lost by their refusal 10 aid the enterprise for lost
now will BIO lost forever Pennsylvan!a would never
renew TIE grant, The present legislature have laid
the table tho bill for extension Of limo for
ing the road In the list Of directors notice the name,
Of Pierre Choutsau, Jr VIM, s. wetnore VIM. Remsen
Thomas Z. IAvis, Charles Daaforth, T. O. Gebhardt,
D. r Grant and j. F. Buasrw orth all men OF high cha
rscter and largo business experience
Tho Chicago and Rock Island Railroad Company have
declared dividend Of tive per cent the full STOCK
payable 1t the ooe Of the treasurer this city the
10th Of April pro1. pro dividend (equa two and
half per oen has also been declared the scrip stock
Of the company issued account Of bonds converted on
the 10th Of January, 1857 Parties holding the scrip
stock viii be required to surrender toe the tune
Of the payment OF the DIVIDEND and certificates for fall
stock will then be issued In lieu thereof.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-08

FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
MONAY N A X E Y.

rrvcn.v 7-Ay
rhe movemsu& in the s,ook m,,h.t d.v .maonxd
ain ~. IN p.n,o WIN veyv y,ea. .ct,,tv "a an the
Leading y,,o.a ..ocr. ths,. "a, ou,ts decline. In
Kye Nav yo,k Oep,y,J R..d,,r D,svel.no and roaedo
and Nch,.n so,,hey, vsrv ,s,,. .roup, of hu.,ns..
VAS t,.pssc,ed ALI A. 1--we, n,o.s Nev York O.p,,.l
tall on = psr cent. rr,e. y. Rs.dr. Y. Michigan oen
tv.l 7. uch,,.r sou,h.,, ". p.r.m. liz p,,roa. r,er
tr,, R,,,c.d ~. m.vs,.nd Co,u,,hr. ana rsnc,u.u
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-08
Operations IN Real Estate.

condeisble ls Of real estate vas spd BY suction yes
to-day - The MerchsHs Fxchsnge Little Of u, however,
p0stsrd sny stnrr value snr chiefly embraced vacant
o sud hcuss', and os the upper part Of the lssnd, ia
Ffr Some OF the lots sod he 10 t9 ungraded OF
he y snd others plsce' where no sgns Of streets exi
The 6rv Rocte aucoreers lave ~ fevera OF the parcels
onsit5 uere passed. oupsyrg vscs1t os n oTen fields
BE upptr end Of the Island csnnpt be ex ed 10 brrg
fatrirg prices when the ms-ket srahsr tight
sre 10 per .er dvioerd pa sek ere ro nng down in
u-ufe trt o' seth Of near o. Vvo2... ... 80
~. 20. ~ '9fh % ner- - eco .esfs ..... fr
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