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.MyJSENIENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
NJIBLo'S GARDEN.
N NIXON cos SUPERB EQUESTRIAN COMPANY.
SECOND NIGHT
Of
SERIES OF GRAND FESTIVALS
GREAT TRIUMPH fai u Th In. 2'
ENTHUSIASTIC REcEfTioS' '"''
who viii appear again
This EVENING,
with the great horse,
EXCELSIOR
THE COMIC MULES
and the TRAINED ANIMALS.
The management likewise wish to direct attention 70 hs ca
Mr.. WHITLEY AND FAMILY.
FAMOUS DANCING HORSES
WONDERFUL. TRICK PONIES
rr particularly Of the performances Of this talented family
viii be given in the bills.
With these and several ether
NEW AND STRIKING FEATURES,
-'N A' A' GRAND IAN K QUIZ RIA COMPANY,
headed by the great MELVILLE the wonderful LITTLE
ALICE, the renowned LkNTON and slEdkISr.
First ARTISTS OF THE DAY,
NUMBERING OVER FORTY PERFORMERS.
GREATEST COMBINATION OF TALENT
ONE ENTERTAINMENT.
The high character of Nblos Garden Ia sufficient
tee that the entertainments will be In worthy Of thu
patronage OF the refined classes Of the community.
The performances Will be commenced at TX. and will b
finished at lO1a O'Clock.
EQUESTRIAN MATINEE
GRAND AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE
will be given on TO morrow afternoon at O'Clock.
PRICES as usual
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A CTUAI, FINANCIAL. STATEMENT or THE CONDI-
"A ton and amount e property and liabilities specifyng
the partcu rly the New York Mutual Freehold Build
ing Association incorporated under the act entitled IAN act
for incorporation OF building mutual loan and accumula
ting fund associations the close Of u operation for he
year ending November 7, 1885,
amount Of property; Due thereon:
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..... MEDICAL.
nK N: LAMONT 81 NERCsR STREET, CORNER OF
IL Sprfur, opposite 81 Nicholas Hotel New York. once
hours from 10 TO and p. NJ Sundays by appointment
DR WATSON. so BROOME STREET, sgCoND BLOCK
II wet OF Broadway Once hours from ID the morning
o = In the evening
noCToR REDMAN HAS REMOVED FROM los FOURTH
IL avenue TO 1909 Blocker street
Tyr BARROW. i57 PRINCE sTRgEr, NEW YORK.
~ Hours of consultation from IL tin 2
DR. RAIPHs OFFICES, NJ 50 BIFECKER STREET
~ Hours from 10Y I'LL 2 and from 9 tls
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French ZOuaves Servants Arabs of the Desert Guards
sTSofss 81 AsD
T4 HsHS1E l.
Drawing Room in the Chaesu Demar evening) 1sherwood
rience-A family communication Of military enrusi-
Aam--lS eh''''-Ls0n' Sa sTsi EE!ssSryii H.
the Chateau Delmar with View of the Grounds and
Posentous and is
sucesssudden appearance of the Colonel-Dscovey
'''''' ''N ''' LAPSE aas e SyH Fi1 YEAR
Scene L-Colonel Demars Quarters In an Algerian w.
re dead sentryYu and his Emirs oath@
The Arab and the old sodierThe eer-The
Scene f-Moorsh Ruins the Borders Of the Desersun
Yu:sei and osicu-Ihs Observation-Disclosures and sser-TSe
scsne frand Hall of Audience attached to the Sultan.
Appssrsnee q oaa XgasHHs stitch jads%sns"J. e
and its purpor-The sutans deniai-Amineh-" Arab
TABLEAU ".
nsene sns Ireland
i return . %sd
Scene 1.-The zepan. of aunars beautiful and luzuriou.
TSs one
ss nad snd Of
dumb capiaih-"Ridel slaelo
Magnificent Apartment in the Palace with the gardens
and distant view OF the country by moonlight
The approach Of the Cooneh Zouave escort-Nobe an.
peal of Mohammed-TheC oloneps arrival
DANCE OF THE AIMrHs.
confession and the sentenceThe suans threat and the
Coonels deiance-The resolved on-The Trum-
pet'Tbe storm approaches upon the Christians
Eeroism of the Arab maiden-The shel.
THE ZOUAvEs
TABLEAU VI
Interior OF Tent the borders Myra .Isherwoo
Caught at The vizier the zouavesA short history
and It's wonderful resusRspture of the Colonel-The
mentous meeting-Husband and wfeTe long lost
other mistake cleared upove and dutyThe pride
The ColonePs decision Observation-Disclosures mistake
Orders hOme-Tho he den arture
GRAND TABLEAU,
Showing the zunve regiment with their band coors VIVIAN
dieres. Ac, &C., on the march, and
THE LAST PARTING.
Doors open at ga Performance at O'Clock.
Books Of the play for sale at the theatre
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Which divided eighty iae members in force leaves
a balance 1881 90, the par value or each share .
A. s. VAN BRAAG. President
ISAAC MARRs Secretary.
twenty fourth day OF january 1859 before me per
sopaly came Van Bragg Presiden', and Isaac Marks
Secretary of York Mutual Freehold Building Assoc
alton who being by duly did depose and that
the above statement set forth Is correct TO the best OF their
knowle dye and belief. q. g. TAYLOR
Commission
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CORPORATION NOTICES.


CORPORATION NOTICES.
CORPORATION MOTT yE.-THE COMMITTEE ON FER
" ries OF the Board of Aldermen will meeo Monday the
3lst inst Mt O'Clock r in No. City Halt when
they viii take into consideration the subjects relative 10 the Pa
avenue ferry foot Of Chambers street the ferry foot
fTwenty third street All parties
respectfully requested to be present
JOHN T. HENRY, 2Committee
MICHAEL TUOMEY : on
JOHN LYNES, y Ferries.
CORPORATION NoTICE,-THE COMMITTEE ON AS.
" the Board of Aldermen viii meet on Mon
day 3lst inst at r. M In the Office Asses
No 81 Chambers street. at which time they will
consideration the list regulating 18th
street Eighth side Manhattan street.
other assessment lists heretofore will be
THOMAS STkPHENS,/ Committee
HENRY W GENET on
CORPORATION NOT1cE.-THE COMMITTEE ON
" Streets OF the Board Of Aldermen TO whom refer
ed subject relative to the removal Of the telegraph polls
will meet in No City Hall Friday the 18th inst
2ocock r. NJ The committee will be happy hear par
ties for or against the removal of the They will also
upon other subjects referred them Also the subject
relative to widening and extending Worth street, will be taken
into consideration.
F. I. A. BOOLE,
JOHN LYNES.
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DALACE GARDEN NOVELTIES
GREAT SUCCESS-CKOWDED HOUSES.
Fifth night Of the engagement of the wonderful
WREN JUVENILE COMEDIANS
In reality the only troupe of infant before II
public
COMIC sONGS-FANCY DANCES
GREAT EQUESTRIAN AND ACROBATIC EXRRCISRd
The daring rider,
Master PHILO NATHANs,
In his celebrated somereauu act.
The act
ENGLAND, IRELAND AND SCOTLAND
BY Chas. Rivers.
Globe on Horseback By Mons De Bach
The performing ponies
WICKED WILL, GAZELLE and sHELLBARK
Indian Anemande By Mons. and Nine De Bach
LIB
with the roaring farce by the Wren Juvenies
entitled
CHARCOAL. SKETCHES;
OR, A TINKER A
Tommy CHARCOAL tinker.
Performances evening, and Tuesday Thursday
Saturday afternoons, clock.
......
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RENNIE. AUCTIONEER,

A UCTIoN NOTICE-JNO.J j. RENNIE, AUCTIONEER,
"A Office $50 Neutrality-suspicious. and costly furniture ut
public auction day Friday commencing at I0a O'Clock,
M ,he residence West Eleventh Fifth avenue.
Strangers the city desiring to attend take the Sixth
the House. Sale positive, without regard
weather Catalogues giving full and accurate descrp-
each article can be had nj Office or the house
part ioows-soid oak extension dining table warren's
solid silver solid silver table dessert and tea
saver table cutlery Of all kinds rich
glass engraved champagnes Wines, tumhers de-
canels 10 match Bohemian description French
china dinner and tea decorated plain and ornamental
dishes plates saurs vegetables cups bell
&c panooric OF solid legs overstrung
aud usd with solid pearl suits of richly
carved drwnRroom furniture carved with covered in
satin medaon reception chairs TO match carpets
velvet do rich lace curtains shades cornces
eegeres mirror doors back and marble top lined with satin
wood rosewood centre tables beautifully adorned with
figures wine stand elegant French plate pier mirrors 2Sx0o
mirrors clocks oil paintings by the most ancient and
engravng-subject 1.-The HugueDots hall hat
ocloh stair carpet rods; Parian and bslue
namens sta,uary mante also solid rosewood bureaus
bedseads and toilet sets to match Second third
contain variety of hair mattresses
palasses blankets sheetng quilts &c
pesngran tapestry and Brussels mahogany and wal
bedseads, bureaus washstands curtains &c &c. also
basement aud kitchen furniture n B-A cash deposit from
will be strictly exacte1 Goods 10 be removed
before O'Clock NJ Saturday. The above house to let
possession LIST day of February Rent reasonable Inquire
Of the auctoneer.
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THE OR AToRION.-TEN SONGS AND RECT ATOMS nv
Professors Bronson Colburn, Nash Curtsihs even.
ing Mt ~ the Brooklyn Aheneum with expanai,on. ~
music and eocuton Admission 70 cents Two ladies' aud
&c nueman ~ cents ~
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I A PERLE AND RUBK
The undersigned have been appointed sole agents for
United states and Canada for the sale OF the
OF Messrs. jacques Goerg Co.. at Chalena sur Marine
France We present their wines the public under brands
namely
LA PERIE AND RUBrs
These superior wines will be found in all respects equal
If ret TO surpass, any other brands for sale Ia the
market From the long experience extensive
and large means OF the well known house of Jacques
Goerg GO and their determination furnish wines which
susded that trial will fully establish all claim for he
oellepcles of these wines
CRAMER, ABEGG McCLosKEY,
No. 10 Broad
The above wines may always be had be following
John J.: Drummorr Co, corner Of Canal and Church
streets; William y. Corwtn Co $50 Broadway Henry A.
Kerr, $40 broadway H. J. Higgins 80 Sixth Cor.
win Co., 800 broadway; r. II. Timpson Brother. So
Broadway; Campbell Seaman 40s Fourth sidney
Benjamn v. Moiss s5 broadway; James A. Tiliord, ~
Fourth Avenue s. j. jacques $50 Fourth Charles s.
Benson III Beecker street. Joseph Staples l3t Bowerv John
Piercs 693 Broadway; James g. Psrmeee $50 Broadway
John Reed LOIS broadway c. L. Church, 5.l Hudson street.
Henry ~ Felier 100 Broadway AcSer Neral Cos eorne
avenues Macy Co.. 100 and 39 Sixth Scranton Co..
$50 Atlantic street, Brooklyn.
SAMUEL kIIIsoN BEGs To INsORM ALE DRINK
- es retailers and heads Of families that he has on hand
choice stock of fine wines brandes &C. all warranted pure rs
poTeo ana VIII be sold lower than other lace IN tne
city, IN large small quantities All the choice brands OF
English and Scotch aes draugh at the same price sdomes
which pronounced by competent judges be equal If not
superior. TO any wine imported.
6 store street and co William It, between Pine and cedar
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4 DvANCEs ON MERCHANDISE
a The undersigned prepared advance upon the New
York Warehousg Companys storage receipts of hour cotton
tobacco iron, and other staple products.
JOHN b. MURRAY h co,
No, 40 Wall street
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A LBERT II. NICoLAY, AucTIoNEER1BY ALBERT
N H. NICOIAv Office No Broad street. Regular auction
sale OF stocks and bonds at Merchants Exchange
day bonds bought and sold at private sale and at
the Brokers Board.
EALE TFIs DAY, AT I2n OCLOCK. SEE CATALOGUE.
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RARNUMs MUsEUM.-FRIDAY. JAN. "a GRAND
gH a NIX s sSd Sa s by H.
In s DRf hsSs az. sss
sssssr sASJo soE% SEHsIEs; r%SSy p&s:
cHIsTY and BLxfh IN concert With LIFE N rH II
SOUTH by the entire troupe The exquisite Aquars
usual Admiasce Is cents children under ten. i3c
RRYANTs' MINsTRELs
ID Mechanics Hail. 172 Broadway, above Grand street
4E 81 asd sys TS6 6s9 he re WORLD
in new sonsH daT E. 19 sss e pas G
eIAEGFSh SAS$E "a f S q MUSIC. &C.,
RICHARD III.
Dick Dan Bryant Hank BrysA,
Doors open 81 o,si commence At ~. Tickets Is cenu
HlTcHCoCKs NATIONAL CONCERT HALL, liz NEW
E8oE t'tsf rear E * SS SUR ExcEsIoR
The public and patrons are Informed that
'N1' sss EMMA i FRoTH FIJI a.sS vocalist
who wi" make s 1sF s svssis Mere R
Asa vocalist this lady stands the highest IN the profession
and he. Ca. 81
'ppe'' Miss EMMA FRorHINaHAm,
M ME- P SAHisrrA Three elegant dAn'eu'es.
Mr.. j S. BROWN, The popular English comic singer.
THE bEs M nssl ~ TnE GTa
Il sS' Ten GS iPd RsGR
ART UNION coNcFET HALL, 4s7 BROADWAY.
the extra gram az aons being combination of talent
Miss ANY BoARDwELL
hs s variety OF songs duets and gems
the greatest clog dancer in the world late Of Evans
Ballad and Sentimental Singing
'" wXDswoRTH i FOX ' Prcpr dsaasel
NB.-yirs class artists wanted '
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y DESPATCH LINE
FOR
SAN FRANCISCO.
Clipper Of Saturday, 18th February,
The spleudid fast clipper ship

AMOS LAwRENCk,
h rapidly receiving her cargo at pier @ East river foot OF
ia Tor the safe and speedy delivery cargo in
es@
usrRALrA, PIONEER LINE EST AsL1sHzp 1854
as Carving the Unss s noSs onpet . RSy n
1000 tons register CLARK Commanded shaSspere
x On sss s
snd @
Early TOR m esS Mor freight Or s % apply z
and cash advances made consgnmentz Oopsgpsss in
Australia Aessrs. wilkinson Brothers Co.
A UsrsALIA. : KANGAROO LINE EsrABLrsHED
sas sss
and s
p sS, I
orto MAiII.sR, Los6 4 90ERaAU, log wall street:
Consgnees in Melbourne, Messrs Lord Company.
CoLEMANs LINE EI EoR s, san Nd FRANCISCO
First clipper to sail.
The elegant Al clipper 5 ship ,ro,
Albert Zerega vomrnande~,
69 Pse g s as Sae ssR @ s Of I've
r. Shippers requested to complete their engagements
Agents 6oe%Sn soSns
CoLEMAN's cA S1g J. Lane SH;sco
cppe fssTI a saSfEisS L.
The Al rs fiIis%e a SIgPTsr ship
Splendid Vessel her only 70 San Francisco in odays
and q :$sii VII e assssehss pss%Sy above
and s1,f' s Es1f:s Building
Exchange on Francisco for sale in sums to suit Limited
advances made on shipments OF approved merchandise
bsA Ss aSa ASp maxaS ma. .,s.
KARNAK, Captain A. ~Browness win sail from the COM
S % 9 gsssa s he a
Passsss money 70 70 Nassau
Passage money between Nassau and Havana
''' 'e'S p-'AsfE V3ySiSNIRp No. Bowling reenr
uNoR SAVANNAH AND FLoRIDA-THE AMERICAN
ssreT TT @d 5 s
pier y North river on SATURDAY January ~ a. three o'clock
Ssss
Ss1on s SsSy Ca a s n prnsD rs %
ssys Ing on % Mon
'' T. nr,TsvE SsSS%S 2 wssI Street
L'oR THE SOUTH VIA CHARLESTON, SOUTH CARO-
lina-semi weekly United States NAH side wheel steam.
FIRST cisss cabin passage.
The steamship COLOMBIA Captain Berry viii leave pier
NO ! NORTH river On salrCy January % a. O'Clock r. NJ
Montgomery, Alan. 500 Columbia, S. so
Atlanta, Atlanta; Ca "a. J.ss l,s fa z,
freight passage apply to sPoFFoRD, IILssroN
CO. ~ broadway.
The favorie steamship James Adger, R. Adams c,mman.
der viii succeed the above and leave Saturday february
E,oR HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS.
TO SAIL POSITIVELY ON
SATURDAY FEB. ~, 1859,
AT IL O'CLOCK.
THE UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMER
j. ID. Bulloch, Commander
viii commence to receive freight Thursday Feb. TO- at
pier foot ot Robinson street, North river.
No tils of hdpg signed after the hour of sailing.
For freight pa apply 10 the agents.
LIVINGSTON, CRoCHERON Coz
No. 1 Park Place.
IGOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMoND-IHE
United states mail steamship ROANOKE Can't Thomas
Skinner. will leave on Saturday 10Th inst. at O'Clock r M
from pier No. IL North river She will Norfolk the
next afternoon, and City Point the following morning Pas
sengera for the South viii by the Southern mail
line Those Richmond will arrive there Monday morn
ing rravnes will ind this The cheapest peasantes sad
most expedi6ns route Passage and fare with state rpm 10
Norfolk 81; 70 Petersburg and Richmond, $40. AppJ TO
LuDI.AM HEIHEKAN 81 Broadway.
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WINES, LIQUORS. &C.


IRISH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THE BEST BRAND IN
this market and the highest duty Sold In It's purity
at 80 cents per sample bottle SO per gallon. Also fine
Scotch and Bourbon whiskeys, wines, brandies, &c.
II. II KIRK. IS Fnhnn street.
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A UCrIoN NoTICE-wELLEs NICHOLS AUCTION
IA eer-BhOW NE NICHOLS will sell this day, January
IS ut lO O'Clock their saleroom SIS Nassau street ee
assortment Of household furniture removed for
nence sale consisting in of carved rosewood parlor
suits in brocade brocael and hair cloth carved
and hog sOfas, Votare
Tor chairs rosewood MAHOGANY oak and enamelled chamber
suits and side rosewood maho
gany bookcases and wardrobes solid oak dining furn
lure walnut mahogany and oak extension tabes; Turkish
lounges hand sitting
ing desks of mahogany Also for of whom may
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A UCTIoN NOTICE. -THOS BELL. AUCTIONEER AND
IA ". MISUNDERSTANDING 0ls O'Clock In the sales
rooms Is East Broadway large sale OF clothing dry goods
nile dpedp good
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A UCTION SALE OF PAINTINGS POSTPONED.-THE
"A attractive sale advertised by EZRA LUDLOW, Jr. for
Friday January 2S Is postponed until Thursday February
at sslesroons No Pine street The paintings will be
exhibition before the sale when catalogues will be
ready.
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E,OR SOUTHAMPTON ANB HAyRE-THE UNITED
States mail steamer RAGo D. Lines COMMANDER, viii
leave for Havre touching southampton TO ard the mails
and passenger Saturday February g. at IL O'Clock from
pier No. 81 North river, foot Of Beach s.
This ship has FIVE tight compartments eucloSng the
engines that the event Of collision or srandnz the Wa
ter could not reach them and tho pumps being free wor
the safety Of the vessel and would be secured
Baggage not wanted during the voyage should be sen ON
board the day before sailing. marked "Beow."
For freight passage apply IN
W. 8. DRhYTON, agent No. Broadway.
N. B-The steamer FULTON viii succeed the ARAdO, and
call March g.
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WILL SOON CLOSE
TON OF JBRUsALEx, will soon !, Bsnvard Hal a.
broadwy Also the Panorama OF tie HOLY LAND (ScsS
every EVENING at ~ O'Clock, and every Wednesday And -
,nfday afternoon MSo'ciock Admtsnce Is cents chIdrsI
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTORS.


DakoIa City, May 58, ls59.
VIE pIats for the following townships have
/ been received at this office, and the office
IS now open for pre- -Gmptious on the same.
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james 80 hauau, President Of United ststes.
J0nu = TrrerseUrIuEe, wee President OF united states
lion. o.. H9a, a. ", Cebb, Hon Is N. shorter.
i'ou N.H. aHd &C Dodge, Hon. n. b. Chapman mom.
h0Is sa3 gt 'sHaboFs o. Gousress, Howell 3 Sgrlhbliug,
ErcTsftIEr. a.e
BALDWIN. lV1ro 4 Co, P.J McMahAn, E.P. Low and
tnot a. liHEtUn ~, BanKeTs and dealers Council
Glu0s, foga
Cpl. fa.ksr.n Major Gilmore. Register and Receiver
~ The ianG nhrs q Omaha. Gov Mara ". Hard, Hon.
4 T. LQee1 Az y'n KauntEe uuaha
Nou.At O. 'HfE = " r''sr Nstr "a CITY
y. Nooit 'P 81. - brothers.
neA lf .t thaque
iowa
Hon ..s.2 hon o. o.
Finch. ..ru .H- V,"-r H
G d. g.. ocAwe. iU, %, Da Eureka, Ansuass
iovn.
N.R-IFt.e..to receive prompt attention must be- a..
rrcttd Go thg President. Dab, rr.,.. utsra a. ths
Chawswa uoufe, corner ot "la." r. a .uta street..
July 10, 1891. al
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CIRCULAR
II Land officers a. He Territories Of Mmuuc
sofa, Kansas and Nebraska.

DY joiut resolution Of Congress, approved
l) 3D. March, 1857 valid presumption claims
N the 10th and Seth sections, heretofore re
served for schools ia The Territories Of Min
nesota, Kan-a- aud Nebraska, will be recog-
n,zed, where the settlement has been or may
Ne made prior TO the survey.
LIST. In cases whore the approved Plat Of
survey has not yet been returned. the dcclar-
story statemeut must be filed within three
months after the receipt Of such approval plat
az the District Ofioo.
2ud when the plat Is now In the REGISTERS
eHire fhAa dar'araton must be filed within.
tue frst publication Of this
circua frcti A failure 20
cru rHIr arnt VIA work o Tor
i.fUug.
wsr yia CWS Courissior.r.
r-.d. arr-o ur 'r- fr thr u-e 0fsrboals MIL
it.rv. and sH-r purposes vHu q rkcf"7eI from eve
sales HHt|.E
me aarrlBgof ne ahovs lands siH he rrrrlrurs1 Hi
MI. p avs iga Fna rW pugesd in the order ip
" fHdver T. r Nntn The whnle shall hapf
tarn cG.rd eu. hes os fhus closed hut uo sale shall
o. keti u.a.i rrrr then two weeks, a1d no private eu-
fry of any Of che lands viii b. rdmittoi untl after tho
efElFsion uf the two weeks.
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NEW STAGE LINE

HAVING TAKEN A CONTACT Trcr
NJ q W bennctt 70 convey The z. ~ msn
Finfte RIVER, near % Platte. 10 poII us
nov prepared toearry passengers on ibis rlst. 70
Persous travelling through this region vail a..
Inc q cheap and pleasaut one. Running ta
connection With the hossrs, bennett. whose ruT 10
tenda ron the Flatte river, Wis Nebraska Ctr - =
and direct communication is thus opened frr[- ,,sait
sofa 70 Kansas through the aairest portion OF !, lug
This IL the nearest, cheapest and hest route G,-Sssa
ia and COUNCIL BLUFFS to DAKOTA an noI yls
CITY Duo SIOUX
wit hAovS %
Omaha City ria Bellevue to Platte river 81,
SsIat2ga, Florence, Fort Calhoun, De Soto, Caro- "a
City, Tekama- Decatur, Blsckbird, OmaIi 10 49, olaIns
TINE TABLE.
From Omaha ria Bellevue to Platte river 0h,u
B~eunettF line to Nebraska City, every TbSrs5.r z
sunday morning, returning same DAYS. ana
from Omaha RIA ~Saratega, Florence and Tortcu
70 Desoto, Monday aud Friday mornings. rstn,..3iuo
Wednesday and Saturdays. "nlng
From OmahA ma Saratoga, Florence, Pert c,,.
Desoto, cunning city, Tekamah, Decatur. pi,-tlylo'
Omadt to Dakota, Monday mornings, returni,. '
uletely nj II. d. JOl..N
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EXCHANGE and Land Warrants bought and

EXCHANGE and Land Warrants boughtand
II sold.
Land Warrants located on time in the Oma
ha aud Dakota Land Districts, Nebraska.
Lands carefully selected and warrants loca-
sed in the Sioux City and Council Bluffs Dis
t%ricts, Iowa.
Buys aud sells farms, Town and City proper
ny.
Invest and loan money for eastern capital
lists.
Particular attention given to the collection Of
debts and paying Of taxes in Nebraska and
western Iowa, and all business pertaining to a
general agency Office, transacted.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-12-03
DAKOTA CITY

Ii whom this may concern take nsHer
y that the stock that was issued cailbe
ten (l0) lots in Dakota City. N. e., 10 eva,
share, has drawn nine 90, and. on pre.aat.-
ton Of said stock - the Pre-ilgyt or Agar.
at Dakota City, the deed Tor he SAID nine lor
can be obtained at any uae, and the ste,.
that Wls issued to roe. the undersigned. Fl
pre- euted within three RI months from data
| will make 81 deed for the lot lacking to na.g
up the ten LIdl aud. retain rho cerlf
cate after the. 10 lots have been leelsl.
and endorsed thereon. as evidence thai.
said certificate has been soti.fe1. as by n7
honor | I'm holden TO each aud every pcrs
that holds certificates that have been sigu.
or backed by me, that the said stock be SAITH.
fed in full bat if not presented before D
expiration Of said time, | viii not hold uJs.'
responsible for any loss that may be or NAV
have been sustained by the donations Of lots
to others by the Company, which donations
were bona fde transactions, by vote of the
company.
j. D. NJ. CROMWELL,
Dakota City, n. T..
April LIST, 1858.
N. B. Persons wishing their deeds of the
Company, if they will forward their certf-
Gates to me, will obtain them gratis.
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Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-12-03
IMPORTANT
| n FOR MATISN
DR.. WHIT

HAVING removed his office from 80 Vine street to 70
IL Pine street, Saint Louis, Missouri, continues 70 be-
consulted on al diseases ola
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GEO b. GRAF Receiver