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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-28
FANOY ruRs roR 1ApIEa.

n shove Eish philaderhia Importers, Manufacturers
and detiers III Ladies, Gentlemen nHa ChiSras lrrcy
Fuin. Wbiiesaie ond Retail, +. 10 Co, weuhi oail
the aitetrU o Dealers and The Public geetsty iv hor
ilri-nse Seck OF Fancy Fnrs n ladies G-u,irn,ca sn
c. dreni their assortment ttnb eYe-y article arr
kai of Fancy Fnrs, that w be during tbs se>spi
such as Pail Cspes. Has Cepes Quat.er Capsa, Fens4s
NictoTnes Bcer Mufls Mui6iiees fEn the fhes, X
sisn .,ahe W the lowest price Domestic P,Js
Foi GcItlernen the lnrgsst rirent Of Pur Colhs
Gloves Gsunte,s ac., being tho direct mpoe.s uf n
Fnrs and MasYneturss of them under Uot rprvt-
sar we feel ~9,eicd we ,der hsteE inducon on
dealers nh1 the pulc gaaeray than o'her hou<,
having assurtnent slet from mud at the
sis pTioes--We only ask n cull
JOHN FARRiHs y CO.
foeilmsitei Erect above kssL A hiisdrx
PhAsdelphie, Sept. 10, ls57 win
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Dissolution Of Partnership.
ES hereby given that the partnership heretofore
Il existing, between the undersigned, in the
Flour and Feed Business, in ;Ae town Of Fre-
vortop, has been dissolved.
JOHN SECHLER,
JOHN sCliROEOER,
Trt,oston. Oct. II. ls3T,--ocl s4-.3'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-28

ing .3J Cheslui Street. two dooIs below Flh, where
the purchascroi each book will receive Of the follow
gifts valued at from - cents 10 SlCO, consisting of
WORTH
$50 Patent English Lever Gold Watches sloo 90 each
$50 Patent Anchor do d. 50 90 "
400 ladies Gold Watches lsk cpses, 35 90
6Dl Silver Lever Watches, warranted, 10 co
500 Paillr TiIEtpieCss, 10 90 "
800 Cameo Sets, Ear Drops and Pins 10 co
5u0 Ladies' Gold 3ruCeets, rs CO 10 10 60 "
$40 Gcu,s Vests Chains, 10 90 "
1000 Gull Inckcts, large tie doub's case,l 3 %
l,Cuu Gold L0ckcs, (srnall sIZe) 90 "
EtOO Gold Pencil Cases. with Gold Pens, sea
1000 Extra Gold Pens with cases and holders ~ so "
, 500 Gold Pencils (ladiesO $50
$500 q I'D Pens, with Silver PeHcilE, . 80 "
$500 lade Gold Pens with casss, 50
$3.50 GOA Rings, Qndies) 90
2,OGO OG enrs Gold Kings, 21j
$500 Ladies' Gold Breasipns. $50 "
$3.50 Misses Gold BgeRspms, 50
5000 Pocket Knives, IS
2rU0 Sets Gents Gold Bosom Studs, 90 "
5000 do do Sleeve Buttons, 90 "
2Cu1 Pairs I-ades' Ear Drops, 255
5000 Ladies' Pearl Card Ca'.s .. o 09
49, 001 I.alcs' Cameo, Sci or Mos1c Pins Eud
$500 Ladies' Cameo Shawl and Ribton Pins, 3 50
1000 FeTdge's Balm Of thousand Fl5weIs 80 "
EVANS new Catalogue contains III the niosl popular
books OF tie day. and the newest publications., al Of whch
viii he sold low be oliuincd OF other stores.
complete catalogue of books sent free, 10y application
through the maI by undressing 6 g. EVANS, i30 Ches
nat Street, Philadelphia.
Agents wanted IN every town in The United States,
Those desiring So 10 act obtain full particulars by
addressing above.
N.B-ln consequence Of the money crisis aud numer-
fanres the subscriber has been Onabtd 10 pucsase
every department of literature, at prices which win eS-
BILE him 10 rive Ss00 worth OF tre above gifts every
SuGO worth uf books sold.
An extra book, with gilt, will he sent to sash psrs,n
ordering TEN books tn be seat b. acdgess hy
~ Send for Catalogue.
November z ls57.--T
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pENNsYLvANIA WIRE WORKS

Estate Of PETER II. MOORE, decd.
"a Office is hereby given, that letters of ai-
1 6 rninistration on the estate OF Peter Il Moore,
late Of Lower Augusta tswnship, Norihunberl'd
county. deceased, have been granted 20 the sub
scriber All persons indebted viii please make
immediate payment, aud those having claime
present them duly authenticated for settlement.
May ANN MOORE, Adm. 'uix c. At.
Gctober IL, l851.---Gi.
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- - The Typographical Association Of Har.
risburg is being revived.
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srAurrrm & rnAnnnr.

u1IsAP wATcsiss AND JEwEIRY.
w HoLEsALE AND RirAIr., u the erslslsA Aa
w Wa.c,es mid Jewsty rtorsr ~. 1te fOn No. yel
North secoisd Street, consr u Qv~ry, phnsisk9.n.
Gsd Lever Watches, full Jsysc 10 ssses vases sss 90
t;uld f.apinp. ie carel. ~ 80
Silver Levcf, full jsweiled, "
Silver Lrpinc, jewes, eN
superior tl,iarhss, 7eO
Gold SpccAslea, W
Fine Silver do, "
Gold Braesdes w
l.ydy's Guid p,-.cii,, "
Silver Tea SpcJts, SET, W
C;ehi pe,is Nth Pencil, and silver hclsAr 4 90
Goid Finger Rings 37t cts 10 ss0' Watch o'Sascs, ian
2i ris pa.e is. Idiet ~ Other arriues proportion
All gooJls warranted 10 be whni they are sold for.
STAUFFER HkRLbY.
" On hsad some Gold aud Silver Levers ad snea
ssll liwer than Me shove prices
Philadelphia, Cctcher 10, ieg5.--1yeW
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NEW SToRD-
EyTAS ENiERICH

hlIiAD Au1htNlNl1,
ED ESpECrFULLY informs the s'tsnis Of
La, Of Lower Augusta township aud he pub
lie es,eEaly. that he has purchased tne snoro
LATELY kept by Isaac hiafz. in Loves Ausus,s
township near Emcrch's 1avs<n, and has just
opeuei splendid sock OF
FaN asad winter GOODS.
His sosk consists Of Cloths, Cassimeres, Oesst-
nsttsof all kinds, lincn, cotton and Wcrs,es.
Also, Calicoss, Gingha,ns, Lawns, Mousssline
De LANES ami all kinds Of Ladies Dress Goods.
GROCERIES, Hardware, Queenwars of va
rious styles and patterns.
Also, an assortment Of Ready-Msde Clothing
Of ali descriptions, Boots and shoes. Hats and
Caps. SALT FISH. &C., end variety OF
other articles such as are suitable to the trade,
all of which will be sold at the lowest prices.
ssr Country produce taken in exchange ct
the highest market prices.
Lower Augusta twp, October 10, 1871.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-28

NOTICE.
Ia the. Matter IF tie Settlement If tho Esists
ef Iciir Lerch, Of Mt Carmel
NOTICE is hereby given that Cutbarine
~ Lorch, widow Of Felix Lereh deceased
has made her selection Of ths personal prop
erty Of said deceased, according to the Act of
assembly Of l4ih Of A pril, 1857, which will
be presented to the Orphans Court FOR ap-
proval OF Thursday, tho 9Th day o! Noyem'
Der next.
AMOS VASTINE, Admis.
October 3. ls57.--
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New Advertisements.
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SEE TI% D2D G4s5EIS.
1T 400 CHESNUT STREET, pHILADElIElA
Tho Oripinal Gift Hook Store.

G. C. EVANS would inform his friends und the public
that he has removed his star Git Root Store and Pub
fishing House, 10 the splendid store In Brown Iron Build
ing, 4lJ Chesuul Street, two dooIs h,iow Fih, where
the purchascrof each book will receive of the follow
gifts valued at from 2j cents TO SlcO, consisting OF
Gold Watches. Jewelry &c.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-28
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.

The poison Of ccrolua has ueyts tceu rcutali2ed OF
t2Ye'.1 by any OF the remedies oI II, N:arraaop,ia IN
The sls aioie - this vlrulent ard dies ruciiYe clement
is II WAY Ointment. Mi.cnlIs' B.ctie tie grea.
French a;!l English surgeons, rasry f Gsu5ts ihs
gr1'r Get, I... i.,.oim %. .,l my ~. ue
controlled and cured by this balsamic remedy.
N 40
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-28

WOUEES, Sprains, Bruises, Scu:ls aul Barns are
Immediately relieved by It's application. he rIfamrl-
tIon quickly subsdes, fever and l1ckaw prevented
a under nersevcgmg Of the preparation the pro-
cess OF healing is soon accomplished.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-28
ACClnENTAL INILRIEs.

Al ,ashes and ordinary erupous. wc En- rysipc'as
Acue, RingwIun. Carhuncles Scbil Head, Sal. Rhcum
Lsrrosy. Prcly Heat, &c, removed by few bisk
: mn lI,aii lions f,f he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-02

SLAVE AND CooLY TRADE.-Infonnstion has bsen
received from a correspondent at Havana Of the sr;
rival at that port Of tho Florida Of Boston
by George X Nickerson, and owned by VIM. Parsons
and Franklin Skinner, with 4l coolies, having lost "
on the pssssge--l7 by natural death and 5 drowned
Two other American ships ore soon expected to arrive
ut Havana, with coolies. "a.
In 1856, there were the following arrivals With
coolies: Spanish vessels, with 692; English vessel.
wit, IS46; 4 American vessels, with $40; Dutch
vessel, with 49, total IS vessels, with go ccohes
veTo 1 Dutch arrivals with 500 coolies; Psrp.
visn with $40; American with 34l, and British
with 435. Total, vessels, with 2,6l6 coolies.
A correspondent ct st. Paul de Loande Whites nss
asid that i've vessels have lately left with dawes Ire
Congo River and it, neghbohood have bssn the hssd'
quarters and American gold is now quite plenty there
having been brought in vessels which clear from New
YorkSsome for Cape de Verbs and some Tor Lo.ads'
but which seldom arrive at those places. =.
[wsshnstoa Uaisa, Apsii a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-02
Nsw1lork DAILY @ibm,rs
KANSAS.
The Times publishes the following as special dis

The Times publishes the following as special dis
patch: ,s,-
"w.sHlSoroS, Thursday, April 80, 1857.
Advices have been received here from Kansas by
the Government which are in the highest degree
gratifying. Although report had been industnousy
Circulated. from Lecompton that Gen. Hsruey was to
accompany Gov. Walker TO the West aud that tne
new regime was to be insugurated with blood It had
utterly failed in alarming the Free-State masses.
These latter, under me Leadership 81 Gor. hoosrS",
have resov ed 10 cooperate with the endesvors o. tho
Administration TO secure fair expression Of the viii
of the people in relation to the question OF Slavery,
and win abandon their previous policy OF inscnviv'
This is not matter Of surmise, but Is the expncu us-
claratiOn of Robinson himself and 1t has been CON-
mupicated not only to the Government, but also 10
Mr.. Walker, who is still in your city.
1.-THE Free-State population of Kansas are greatly
encouraged by the increased importing OF settlers
from the Northern States within the last few weeks
Emigration from the South and from Missouri, which
was always Fictitious and spasmodc, is on the wane
Moderate Pro-Slavery men, with perception OF the
ipcompasbilty of Slavery with the climate and char
acteI Of the soil OF the Territory are beginning " m
consider their past opnions-the moro readily % their
own material prosperity is rather impeded than on.
HANGED BY the burden Of slaves whom had brought
with them. Pennsylvania, Ohio, illinois. New fosk,
Massachusetts, and Connecticut, are each OF thsm
sending whole townships of emigrants here, vhoee
movements have not been influenced by party seel,
but solely from belief that rapid fortunes are to be
acquired in Kansas, as reward Of honest industry.
1.-THE appointment Of the Hon. Robert j. Walker.
as Governor of the Territory was well received there
from the beginning, but rs the period OF his advent
draws near real enthusiasm Is being excited among
all parties, and willingness in all minds excepting
those of extreme utrat fanatics both sides TO de-
pend upon his sagacity and wisdom for solution Of
past difficulties, and equitable adjustment OF the
claims of the rival factions by which we have been "
sadly agtated 1t is than ever that kansas
will enter the Union as Free Satei but satsfec-
tory hope is beginning to be entertained that this de-
sirable result will be obtained without the heart
burnings which had been anticipated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-02

The LOBSTER TRADE OF PRovIscErows--Iheb e-
ster trade at Provincetown is highly lucrative bus
ness. According TO q statement furnished Tor iNs
Prorinoaorn Banner by j. Atwood, Jr, 1t employee
last year l6 smacks averaging 49 tuns each, or Isc
tuns The average number Of Holsters to each snsck
was 20 600 making an aggregate Of 80000 sod at On
average price of II cents each, making an aggregate
Of aS &c., Beside these about IL 700 we're shipped 20
Boston and elsewhere, realizing e4o0 and those solo
for cash realized further sum OF ~ B0. The ship.
meuts of Holsters from Provincetown in 1855 amounted
10 about 300 900, and in 1856 to about 400 Ooo OF
which Boston and other ports in hassachnset" mao
$4,000 -.
The GRAM CRoPs--NEw AsD OLD.-As TO the OLD
crop of grain, we learn that II "a pretty much az ~
store yet and cannot be shipped on account q tns
our merchsnts' Spisg psymsnts made ~ AZ a. ~
IDENTIFY look for Q more easy money marks: q oy;oS
new crops very little can Is yet be M s.on wbicS
70 the uncertainty that lays over sss cona,esosd
ought in the nature Of things 70 ns., No AZ.
49, ,,n. s;nos bnt which has been nnesusuy oe-
lsyed on account of the near spp'cW iivsakse Patriot
rx oy WEALTH IN OHro.-ln ~
IanL ns a. ,ncrsssed rs valuston from &o0VW,-
yeo,s, xosa o10 00O The elements OF freedom, s.o
Wv !" - gigantic progress while sngisIs, "a
To,ber Of Ohio Is @ hke sn. orce v~rv
~. Sebt of Ohio, {iooo,Vo, when W. ~, IN.
mepse resources - ,,u;., I5..r
pxxrs At ST.. PAUL.-Tke 81 Pdm tMisl 1saoe.'
ssys the landlords of that place have TINS ssassn
re- their rates for stores and dwellings ron ~
80 20 Der cent over the prices demanded ior tns sane
sIrga last vear and think themselves justified ~
Srg -. by the increase Of business and immigration
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-02
WHEAT PROSPECTS IN ILLINOIS.
To tie Editor Of The N Y Tvi6sas.

To tie Editor Of The N TviSsas.
SIR: This Spring is a remarkable one for its back.
wardness The nights have been very cool and freex:
inc. This win make the prairie grass very late, and
many farmers entirely out Of feed for their stock
before it grows. In Mclean and adjoining counties
Fall wheat il an entire failure. Owing to the drouth
last Fall wheat not sown ss early a. u should
have been and consequently II perished Farmers
are generally sowing Spring wheat on the ground on
which they had their Fall wheat, and some have sown
90 early that il has roted but though late for sowing
there would be great quantity sown, II the weather
was favorable, which II is not. lab.
Selma Mclean County Ill. p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-02
RFTIRrD PHYSICIAN, whose sands Of lifs

n - -, -, H.rayrrrd while In the East Indies
Colds and General Debility ine "a, siy,u az % dis
GOOD ,b ss r - % 3 ilis sHs
bic afflicted fellow beings request IL WI n<in. n
BE srrrs ese applicant Dele'e aim one sa .s
"a - -, ,s ,.Y.crf AZ this sdysrtiseIneni Address
pr II JANIS No fs ersnd., It, Jersey City, n j.
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h)ater Cure.

DR. o. w. MAY will again open hiun! -. ~
~ HOME wATER-CURE at Peet.tl = t;n a. &c No.
of MAY, when he will b. happy 10 meet ms '1 ~ 40
and relieve the .ick and afflicted.
TYR. f. J. LOWENTHAL. WAIEn >. C1 .;an..,
~ BerEen Hirkts, Hudson County Sew..'' ~
frum either the Hoboken OF Jerry Ci.y fe'iy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-02

Il CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlanrc eses with
West.rn Sorth and South Stairs con
ruou Railway direct This Rosd so Pit..hurxh
Nth daily Of Steamers 20 III pos in the Western Rivers
and a. Cleveland and sareusty with 20 a. parts on
he North Lakes nsknr the direct
reliable route BY which FREIGHT be orvNded 70 and
frunsthe Grsat West
RATS BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA ard PITTSBURGH:
FIssr CLAss-Boo,s Shoes Hats and Caps )-.s
Book. Dry Goods I'm boxes bales and trunk.l ''s1HT
Drrs. On Boxes and bassl, Feathers. Fars he I"n.
sTco,p CLsss-Domss;ie Sseetine. Shirans and
Tckrs Gin orisnal bAss) Drug lin easksl Hard 90 cen.sY
Leather lin rolls boxesl. W COL and Sheep
IL Eastward.
IEisD 80 81 p,L $50 d i--.' W. (SocersT
Tobacco Manufactured except Cigars cut dc tNio
FOURTH CL.ss-Cof.e, Fish, Bacon, Beef sndl
Pork lin casks boxes EastvaEd Lard and 20 cents%
Lard Oil. Nails Soda Ash, German Clay Tar gpD
Pitch Rosn, ..........................)
FIous-< e Dbl until further notice.
GE,y-50 cents T. 100 . until further notice.
CoTros-s2 bale not exceeding 500 weight Until farther
notice.
.eular 20 srk package VIA Pennsylvania Railroad" All
Goods consigned Agents Of this Road PhAde pha
Pi.fsturgh will be forwarded without detention
FREIGHT AcENTs-Harris, Wormey Co. Memphis, Tenn.
p Sass Co. s.. Louis; J. Mitchell Son Evansville
Ind Duresul Bell Co.. and Carter Jewe Louisville
XIV: B. c. Medium. Madison. Ind Sprgman Brown and
Irwin Co. Cincnnsti ". w Graham Co, Zanesville
Ohio Leech Co.. No 81 Klby-st., Boston Leech Co,
No Aston House. NewYo and No. | William st., New.
York: z. Sneeder. Phiadephis; MssrAw Rooms, BA:i
NOR Geo. c Franescus Pittsburgh.
II. J. LOMBAERT, Superintendent, Altoona, Pa
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NEwYoRK AND NEw.HAvEs R,iLRo.p Co.,
,or,c,, No. Hanover ST., April z, 1857
NmEEdING Of the Stockholders Of this Company will
t brewster Han in City OF Ne~-HsyrD, the
~ on NAY next iof The Election of Directors and other
susinsss IhAt Ssy sone before them. BY order.
j. H. BULKLEY, Prctid,ut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-02

NTFW-YORK AND WASHINGTON PKINTING

BANK DEPARTMENT, ALBANY Jsa. s. I3j5.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN Pursuant to the
~ Statute such made and provided that all CRCU
LATINO NOTES Issued 70 the CAMDEN BANK Ia Banking
Association Camden Oneida Col be presented the
Office Of the Superintendent Of the Banking Department Of the
State Of New York for payment within TWO YEARS from
hereof the funds deposited for the REDEEM on the
Circulating Notes issued to the said Bank will be given up
js5lsw2yS NJ SCHOONMAkER, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-02

i TON, for BOSTON and PROvIDENCE-In!.nd route
the shortest and direct-csrryine the Eastern MAIL
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt Joel Sseae, snS
C. VANDERBILT Capt. W. II. Frazer, In connection VITA
the Stonll and Providence and Boston and Providence
Railroads leaving New York daily Sundays excepted Ior.
Pier No North River FIRST wharf above Battery place
o'eioek u and Stonnron o. $50 the arnvA u
the mai train which leaves Boston At $50 p. M
The C. VANDERBILT from New Yorf, Monday, Wsdnes,
day and Friday From Stonington Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday.
day and Saturday Prom stonneton, Monday "Wednesday
and Friday.
Passengers proceed from stonngton per Railroad 20 Prov
depce and Boson. in the Express Mail Train, reaching sad
place advance II hose BY other routes and in simple time
Tor all the early morning hines connecting North and East
Passenger that Prefer remain ard the enjoy
nights undturbd breakfast desired aud leave son
ihgon la the TJ train, connecting Providence Win
the II a. m. train FOR Boston.
baggage master accompanies The and train through
each way -
For passage bertas freight apply board The
a, he Freight Ofce, Pier No North River, or 1t
the CT CO No 10 Bsitery.pisee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-02

COPARTNERSHIP-The undersigned have thi. day formed
Copsrtnership under the name Of SAMUEL SANDS CO.
for the transaction of General Stock Commission Business at
No 6s Wslst. (Signed) SAMUEL :. SANDS
Eew.York, May |, 1851 L. b. AfmAh
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CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEW

II
~ JERSEY-Notieeis by given that the Annual Metns
sfthe Stockholders 81 ths Company for the ELECTION @
NINE DIRECTORS for the year ensuint YIN oe
held at the Office Of the Company Ehzsbethport On
MONDAY the 9Th Of hsy sss between The hours Of
e'eloct m, and o'clock p m. $500.
The Transfer Books of the Company VII be clssea n 10Y
previous 20 the day OF Erection.
Ehzabethport April H. 1850.
NETWORK AND RICHMOND COAL COh-
IN PANY-The ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stcchnois IT.
of th. Company for the Transaction Of General 49,
Election Of Directors for theS nsuins year WI o. AZ
Office Of this Company No. 10 Wiiisn,'t on W "a -
IN, 9Th NAV ue1t between the hours OF III ~ anu y me-
IN conformity with Art Of the BY Lave d this
Hew-York, April n, 1887 r. N hUoor- I'll o-----y
NEW-YQRK AND WASHINGTON PRINTING
IN TyLFGRAPH COMPANY.-The Annual Meeting OF the
g Ill he b,ld az the Office Of the Company No 2l2
p,o,a,say New York Room No g. on MONDAY the 9Th day
90 NJ AZ O'Clock By order Of the Board Of Directors
u , nvy Spril q, 1885,. r. w. RUSSELL secty.
NETWORK, MAY lst l-57.-The President
and Directors of the BOWERY BANK have this day DE-
CLARFD DIVIDEND 81 Pour per Cent payable snd after
the oh The Transfer Book viii be closed from this date
the 9Th, inclusive Per order Of the Doard
N. 6. BRADFORD Csshier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-02
CONTINENTAL BANK, NEW YoRR, 4th April, 1857.
ri IN ha

CoNTEESTAL BANK, NEW YORK, 4th Apru 1901
CAPITAL STOCK, $1,5O0,0O0 to be Increased
~ 600 oOThe Board Of Directors Of the Continental
Bank in view Of increasing business and In pursuance Of
the authority conferred them by the Articles ASSOCIATION
have decided the Capital Stock by an
of Five Thousand additional Shares Of one hundred dol
lars each which shall be subject In 81 respects 10 the spua
tons conditions and limitations in said Articles contained and
declared with respect to the shares now existing .
the Bank having been duly authorized by the
Board hereby notice that accordance with such decision
with the said Articles they will open Books OF Subscnpon
and receive subscriptions the 18th day of June next be-
the hours of 10 o'clock and O'clock at the
said Bank In the City Of NewYork from s who shall
registered that the books Of the benf
Shareholders in the said Continental Bank IN the proportion OF
share Of the increased Capital Stock at to every
three shares then held by them respectively.
The subscribed and not paid at the time suoscIp
ton will be payable the LIST dS Of July next when cert
Gates viii be issued. -
Such portion Of the additional Five Thousand Shares shall
the shareholders within ten days after the said
day Of June will be disposed Of for the benefit of the As
ISOLATION. -,
The Transfer Books will be closed from the 18th day OF June
" w. T. HOOKER, President
r. r. WARNER Cashier.
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The subscriber will continue the Stock Brokerage Business
on the Office Of the late firm OF Sands
Wills No 90 Was and ofes his services To his friend. for
the and Stocks and other securities al the Bro
kerr Board. (Signed) A. ). WILLS.
New.York NAV |, 1857.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-02
CENTRAL RAILROAD SEVEN

IN PER CENT BONDS-The undersigned offer for sale the
sEyfN FER CENT COUPON BONDS Of this Company
aste ssue having twenty 70 Interest payable
se annually the FIRST days Of February aud August 1t
the CompanJ's Agency In this city M
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Financial.

TEaRE.HAuTE, ALTON AND ST. LOUIS RAiLRoaD Co;
YTNHE INTEREST due on the lst of May on the
i TEN PER CENT sINKING5FuND BONDS Of this Con-.
nanv and on the SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS OF the
BTiIEVILLE AND ILLINOISTOWN RAILROAD COM
PANY will be- paid after that day a. the Ofce OF the
Company, No. Is Wliamst. q. MUHDOCh, treasurer
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TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
Il PORT and FALL RIyER-The splendid and superior
steamer EMPIRE STATE Capt Brayton, leaves New YoTh
every TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY, q oeoes
syeTy MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at o'clock
p u from No. n r. the Battery both touching
81 Newport each way.
Hereafter NO win be regarded secured 70 any spp'
cant til the shall have been paid for.
Freight TO Boston forwarded with great spsteh BY
al Express Freight Train
WV. BORDEN Agent, Mo-. 10 and II West-st.
EAI.L RIVER LINE-FREIGHT NOTICE.
The freight between New York and Boston wsre
REDUCED on let April 20 the Summer rates. =.
FOR particulars inquire board Freight Once, Pier
No North River.