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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-23


UNR POWERS CAN BE CONSULTED DAILY, WITH
~ Dr. Ward, certain Diseases Once 90 Csnal street
corner of broadway. His treatment fail
IN moment disease Is arrested and the monster with his
legion II made 10 disappear in few days Important L.
des-Dr Powers all female diseases by appropriate
treatment Dr. Powers female pills per boz; warranted
produce the effect intended Once 30 Canal srest
Of Broadway
nR. HUNTERS RED DROP 1s YOUR ONLY r. III.
IL for thorough In certain Diseases NO Dyi
sion street the only place well known for yery
and extraordinary has performer without
diet hndrance business when all other rem dies only
drive the disease in the blood only THIS secr the
ent from secondary attacks and the only rem edy
thai does H. You win End this ont by bitter err you
other remedies Beware o. spurious ~ Hunters and
anvwbere either OF New York cry hut tho above
ONCE established 30 yearA Book d pages cents
TYpTyITE CONaUTrATrONs.-rR WATSON Has
for long series Of year, cor dned bic attention
twenty thousand without OF Allure Ths
remedies are mild and there "a no interruption 70 business on
change on diet DR. Watson IN consan ncndance from
in ths morning until az night q HE consulting ad
resdeuoe g Vnlher street. Few doors of Broadwav
WILLIAM WATSON, II ~ =
Formerly surgeon V " Loci Hospital
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CTATE OF MARyLAND-NoTICE To THE aoLpsBo.
- rough amilyThe nevt Of kim legal representative
o Elizabeth sykes Wis., In 1903 the James
and Of the children Of Robert Goisboroush ESQ., Of
ana a,so he res ~ Mn or repressn,ayes ~ ha f,ov
persons also children Of the said Robert and
namely, Rebecca wife OF IIowcs dsbo
rough late Of rsbe county in The State Of Maryland sarah
wife Henry Ennols Of Dorchester county Charlie
wife o. oraiso Riou and ewes ocldsborousf are
10 apply 10 Mr.. ARTHu HEAD Solicitor - No Caroline
street Bedford square, London, England from whom they
may learn something 10 their advantage,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-23

A NGr.o AMERICAN HOTEL, HAMILTON, CANADA
~ wrs,1he and elegant hotelhe largest N Canada
at the head u lake Ontario ard forty three mes from
Niagara Fats The Western Railroad "a open for the
reception OF travellers vhoss patronage the propreor re-
spectfully soca splendid daily through Ae
entire lake tc Montreal CHNS 9. COLEMAN,
late The Troy House, Troy N. ", Proprietor
COLLINS HOTEL FOOT CANAL srEEr, NEW YORK,
~ directly OPPOSITE Collins line OF This house
Ia pleesrnty located and central business.
III let transient persnen, boarders reason
able terms. BLAKE ROBINSON. Proprie,ors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-23

REGATTAs.

GRAND REGATrA-TwO DAYS SPoRT.-THE RE.
NJ gasa advcrtsed TO come Oh 81 Cart iagerys Ocean
lcuse this day w. IN conseluenc Of the
n postponed until Monday, august % Isrre VII also
be n Mr. John Morrssys from the Highllnds
tn 4ias August % The Will be open 70 All boats
20 feet rud under 10 sail from Capt liaEes 70 Rel sns
eycs - be on hand. All hands on dcck'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-23

r,yAwrrIFD COTTAGE Neutrality-suspicious.
NJ we'll N ace suits SIS; first class marble top sul,s eleven
pieces for syF the manufacory, 63t Broadway below
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-23

ITO sHIPs OwNERS--C0AL.-THE CHfRIouT III.
proyement Company are now prepared 20 receive pro.
posas for tho purchase OF coal In quantity a their depot
In the Chriqui Lagoon The coal VIII be kept constantly
hand and will be sold at several dollars per les than 1t
be dey cred for Mt jamaica Aspinwa Juan de
Nicaragua The quality OF the coal " superior for
poses 70 that Of the best Liverpool and the depot s eluds
ant the Caribbean Sea from San juan and Aaplnw MI
The harbor Of ocss del Toro Of the finest the world
and easily accessible for vessels Of the drought
Minute charts Of this harbor made by order OF The English
Admiralty can be examined at the conpanys Office where
also be specimens OF the coal the analysis OF
Prof Chiffon. by order Of the Board Of Directors
VIM RUSSELL, POSTER, Treasurer
ofce OF the Chir1u Improvement Company No 10 Wall
street, New York, Aug. DO 1880
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s,ELrGIOUs NOTICES.

JoHN eTREET FIRST ". r. CHURCH, SITUATED IN
81 John between Nassau and william Preaching
10 morrow at TO-. O'clock. A. ~, and a.. 2. " ssbbsh
school formerly Strangers invited 10 attend Seats
Ii Bible. The Rev. DR. Macmenamys services coniucied
on the dealing with which minis
ters of various denominations usually take
part and vhh Romanisi at liberty to put questions
Mission church. Twentieth street, he
~ epd Second adjoining Grammar school,
Sabbath evenings m5if O'Clock All are respectfully In
vted.
TIME FTfTEENTH STREET PRESBYTERIAN Cfu RCH
i between ghhi avenue AMI Irving place, viii remain
omen every during The Preaching by Rev.
Samuel ID Alexander half past ten aud four ococx The
sabbath school connected with hs church Is open Sab
bath al nine aud three o'clock.
yrrIF FIFTH ASSOCIATE REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN
Church IN street, between Eighth venue AMI HUI.
street urcr the charge Of the Rev John NASH
NJ viii IL OF ned for Divine service on Sunday, Aug
-, a. los o rlock A. NJ, and O'Clock r. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-23

NIBLo.s GAsDEN.-
-. Doors 0pen at y to commence at O'CLOCK
Tais i;ArganAr Ey1slsG Ageysr Is. lsss Gems
Pfc nFErT Wp q n f FTI E shJAS.
and the double company 1nps =. Il ,.,,,,,,
-, eESEfSSiHFNvEE,N Representatives, TnE sosS2ssuLE.
'n''i TiGa Y R 9s Taf E9oLUrIoSs
By Mile Axel and Young Henger.
orana advertisement hsn
BY Mm- Marzetii LIZA Wendell
Paul Brilliant, and
Fa i MzG TGS
a h TIE Wonderful Raves in the principal characters
MondayNr Ebsnsser sudden in the comedy q
o. Tsuosday-The Wonderful Ravels
Mr. Nghs-Moniays wednesdays and Fridays Sru'
kaveI Nglts-Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
GRAND RE OPENING OF GEO. cHRIsrY WOODS
NJ Mo sstSSaarYiEy vs RsYs sra HaG
s,ase Msn Transacted Henry Wood
c,n.'.1' ,EiHIoriAE Mi;;sIEELsY : SEQ ohii'y
n.,-.,- FAyoRITE FARCE
- The curtain viii rise at precisely Geo oh'l'y
aunlssloh.. .25
IL M, @ sssaH '. Agags5 .
~, - TIRE FAIRY STAR,
THE SUMMER GARDEN
his rnriyai ed &C xes has performed engagement
F~'' FoRTY- Il We MI STG TT ssAeaa'ns over
To recruit her oyeg-taxed energies have
accorded to her vacation nights which viii expire on
In reply 70 The constant demands the oace an
bounced that Mss koosason VIII appear Moaday 70
continue un'' ssp'eH sixfY A SiS sGnslens
and founding "A summer Season wsacks theatre
and The press win voice. 'l's1 = ~ p"0"0
Fo Ag 4"a fs wi Ss preaSSs s@
an entirely ne" y aG9Tsi en ANS noR7ENsE
written by Dion Bourccaul the author of London Assur-
On Tgesda for the benefit Of Miss Agnes Robertson win
be produced for the first time in this city, new musical
80. TME CAT CIANGfD INTO 4 woMAN,
re engagement Of NJ po,-ncrc,ur
the dramast and intellectual delneator Of character
Sn she Of ssw York; @ e ~ ss e sse hs Y %
Due r sssP g Of RS %GTRE IN
and the Spectre, in
in which dramas Miss Robertson will also appear
SEhss s asb
MONDAY Evening, August IS.
....,..,u rsrIar sE v. rEocnAMME -
duets dances &c, Ac and new and original buresaue on
the popular operaof rpov,ropr
returning once more to The scenes Of their former
patrols that peculiar enlarged facilities AFFORDED
BY their new ns Fifty n5f ssfn Of
and which
being the
LARGEST
They risk nothing the assertion that they
A BETTER EMBARRASSMENT
than has before been either by themselves rival
troupes, in this any other city
oher public WI appreciate The
rearboh OF which viii be opened the conclusion the
performance
Doors open at Il performance begins 1t o'clock. ''A'
JAMES BUCKLEY x SONS, Propretors
NOTICE.-THE COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
IN for the Fleming complimentary benefit which Is to take
place the Academy Music 4h of September viii meet,
pursuant TO adjournment, at the Of the Cncn Club
the Mercer House. Broome Mercer
Saturday evening, the I'D instant, at O'Clock
JAMES r. BRADY, Chairman
DOUGLAS TAYLOR Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-23

UCTION ToTICE-CO AL.-SAMUEL OsGOOD CO.
IA Auctioneers store 81 Nassau street. will sell Monday
August Is at IL o'clock at the storage dock OF Msrston
Power Haxton wharf, betw cen Fulton and Streets
Company about 900 tons OF bitumnous coal in lots TO suit
purchasers The sale is absolute Terms cash city funds
The removed Immediately unless arrangements he
with Messrs Marson Power for storage The coal is
well known In the market.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-23

CcRANToN CoAI.-THE DELAWARE, LACKAwAN
- ma and Western Railroad Company 81 Wall street. offer
for sale by the cargo, lump steamboat, large and the
other szes Of this superior coal upon the usual terms
WIN. v. WARREN, Treasurer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-23

SALES AT AUCFJC.d.


kTHoNY J. BIEECKER, AUCTiONEEk -ANlHokf
"A j. Blocker Co VIII sell public auction at the Mer
Sssn IN tho T 2 SsS fosa esh e cent
r mortgage bonds OF the Milwaukee and HORIZON Railroad
These bonds bear date May 1856 payable May 1892
stock ut the option OF The holder At
time within I've er on aAe
pons annexed at The Bank Of the Republic In The city OF New
They are secured by mortgage upon a drst lien
upon forty mles of the road between Its junction with the
La Crosse aud Mwanie Railroad In The village Of horicen
IN the county OF Dodge and the village OF Berlin IN ne
of Marquette together with all the rolling stock depot grounds
and Al other q the and ~ sskns
pany before the maturity Of the bonds. ,
should there be failure the part Of the company or
ned the trustee Robert H. Lowry Esq Cashier Of the Bank
of the Republic tho city Of New York authorized and d.
made In the payment of principal or interest on said
bonds thus putting out of the power of the company to
The road Is now completed village Of waupun fifteen
junction with the La Crosse and Milwaukee
and has been In the 10Th of February and
is 70 situated geora phcaly that will always be without
competition other road can be constructed to compete
much more cre,ous and distant besides being much more
IA The three months ending May e. SD 400 which is
much larger amount in proportion to les length than was
responding months the year 1854 the year that road
opened 10 Madison, and this than
would have been had great fall in pro
duce which prevented farmers from sending their grains
When the road has earned an amount net equa to eight per
by the Comptroller securities for banking purpoes and
,e State increases IN wealth and banking capital there wiz
be home demand for these bonds.
Copies OF the charter of the company and the bond and
mortgage and the solutions Of the Board of Directors
auconeers and capolists examine the exhibit
OF this company ana what foundation relies for bu
and which makes these securities desirable in the
market FOR Investment. j. Is. SMITH, President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-23

IcoR sALE-IEAsE, STOCK AND rrxTrREs OF A
class Wholesale and retail grocery store, In fine 10
cation long sbshed do business Of SlO
ne, day; viii he sold cheap Cor cash Apply 10 dOPf
Washington street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-23
vVHIIAM Writer'S AUCTIoNEEa-wIIL SELL.

Saturday, AZ lNs O'Clock at ~ uana street, the
tire gcnec housed OLD furniture, &c, Of family leaving the
Mahogany sofs sofa bedcada bookcase French plae
oil paintings chairs tables maneu
elegant velvet tapestry and other carpets, ocohs hat
stand fixtures mahogany aud walnut bedseas hair and
oher mattresses feather beds and bedding table linen, mar
dressing bureaus and wsshstana toilet SETS ward
robes dining end kitchen furniture china glass aud
plated &c worthy the attention of families commencing
housekeeping.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-23
RESTAURANTS.

WAR WITH ENGLAND WILL BE AVOIDED BIZ
w the excitement produced II the Florence Sales,
70 Broadway In viewing the wonderful turtle caught
in the East foot of seventh street will be serveSup N
soup Tue sday 9th inst, "a IL O'Clock M nj the
above place. q. w. ,. SHERWOOD, frorsicsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-23

MADAME sERRTo WILL PASS A FEW WEEKS IN
mi this her return from the South. She unvcr.
say sbeins mos, accurate in her deneaons u past
10 cents IIours-9 AN. 10 10 PM Residence lt2 West
Nine eenh street. ~ BAlso secret TO old frenss
Charge extra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-23

UCTION NOTICE-TO BARRIERS AND OTHERS
IA A. Nj. CkIsTAI,AR. Auctioneer will SELL on Monday,
2J al 10 ocock the lease, good will and fixtures of
hair dressing shaving and bathing saloon consisting Of bar
bers chairs stools casing and shelving oclohs
looking glasses &C together with bathing tubs with ap
for hot cold water and two lease of the
nes. The whole will be sold in lot For further partic
lars apply at A. NJ. Cristalar g Office, q Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-23

~ g. HORTON, AUcTIoNEER, WILL SELL. THIS
NJ. day at ococt ut Is sixth two road wagons
iron safe desks cutlery cask brown sherry wine peach
brandy,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-23

UsTRAIIA INDEPENDENT LrNE-TIrE SPLENDID
n clipper ship OCEAN STEED will have immediate
despatch for Melbourne her third voyage. This beautiful
for FIRST and second class
senrers Of which only limited number can be taken for
freight low apply board nj pier W
Past river or 10 GOODBYE ARKeLL ELLIOT, - Pearl
.fr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-23


AEnn REwARD.-CRossNAH's SPECIFIC MIX
certain. makes speedy and permsneue cure w,s-
restriction In diet drink chsmge
sppcston 70 business Many cured irwo days sofa
drug rs Broadway. Of Chambers sree
~ House, nj les Broadway, All NJ LOO rut1
street. corner OF William.
nR coBBETr. y-DuANE STREE, MRMBRR or TUD
~ Nev Ycrk UNIVERSITY may be cor ssssd prvsiey On e.
pent curea Dr. G. would apprse rangers Ne fact ~
be only qualified N etrsAnent cern
diseases In the city n. R-sss - dplosnA N ~ 80
DR. LANNON'S PARIS , ND LONDON MEDICAL
~ Adviser aud Marriage uui ie; 2h edition. AU pAsss ~
slsctso,ped nlssrations, cloth 81 gives sdverdss1
emeies and shows the supe doriy Of the authors Paris -
billy 10 al and general fro an escesses pdiscre,iou IA Ne
cures All such Mercer street Of sprnG
opposite ~ Nicholas not from 10 A. n ull In The evean0
tfeament ieusr m express We recommend Dr -
noa' 70 me urisr des Esas Uns ssaAss zeas,e
nR RALPH;.orF ICES sS HOUSTON STREET, MAJ
y y ocster; Hour from 10 u A. M,61sP NJ suxnaays
excer'ed All Ger 10 also female and ~ enfoS
1ompis,nu success fully treated Address ~ s"es - -
na. CooPE-s. u DUANE STREET, NAY BIZ CoN.
~ suited priv diseases The victims misplaced
cured Cha srcs moderate N. B.-No fee I'LL cured
mr.. ATsoys NEW woRK-"THE CAUSE AND
H. Gu ,e' complete practical treatise spermaorrhcA
early ndscrecn other IN which
fleets insilous malady together
a are fully explained illustrated by anatomical
81 and drawings With snpplemen' on seuso urinary
consulted ccnndcn,sy, at So Walker few
Of Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-23

ID A. CHILTo on, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF A
-. restaurant at aucon.-COLE Chiffon will sell, or
Saturday August g. restaurant furniture &C. at IL O'Clock
the the known the Crescent the
OF Hanover aud Beaver streets comprising fifteen ia
bles fifty chairs stools marble counter 40 long
bar counter we painted two long looking glass
lot bar glass clocks walnut pay desk do
writing desk Beebes steam table, five sections large
baker portable oven large boiler &c Also gas pipes
and about 500 marble floor tiles Terms cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-23

Tor HAVANA AND MoB1LE.-THE UNITED STATES
II mail steamship QUAKER CITY, X. W shufeldt, com
manier will sail above ports Monday. Sept. from
pier A. North river q, oslock noon precisely VIA com
mence receiving freight Monday September.
bills of aning be procured board, and at
OF The No other form signed All bills of ladng
board For freight passage, apply 10 SMITH
PATRICK. 81 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-23

EOk LIvEEfOoL.-A NITED STATES MAI. STEAM
chip BALTIC Capt y. J. com-took viii depart with the
&c. at " O'Clock from her berth 81 the foot Of Caual street
steamers Of this line have water tight compart
men and to avoid danger from ice the BANKS
north o. AZ degrees until after the LIST Of August
on freight or passage, having unequaed accommodation
Tor elegance and comfort applyt
EDWARD K. COLLINS, IS Wall street.
Ssengers are Tested 10 be board II o'clock A. NJ
Al letters must pass through tbs Post Once; any others
Saturday. Sept l3
Notice he rate of freight from Liverpool to New York Is
notice. :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-23

TAMrs COLE. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE oil
81 furn,ure-JAMES COLE SON ancioncer. win SCI
Monday, at IL O'Clock at No Is Tompkns place, bewee
Harrison Desrsw streets BROOKLYN general assortment
OF household fuissltgre, beds, bedding &C. &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-23

UCTTON NOTICE. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER
"A will sell this day. at l0s O'Clock at the auction ~
Centre street tie effects of family renquishng housekeep
ing carpets bedding, china plated ware &C. Also, to pay
advancer large of paror chamber and din
ing furnture hair mattresses mirrors chairs &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-23

fI,uoS. vErTtYf AUCTIoNEER, STORE NO. l6 SPRUCE
il sreet-Morgkec sale of household furniture, &c, &C.
ON Monday Aug 8 ls5 AZ 10 NJ at the salsroom No
10 spruce street consisting OF suits Of rosewood furniture
mshorany French bcdseads enamesd Suits marble top bu
reaus wssbsends chairs marble top tables. pier glasses
mir os and feather beds and hair mattresses pill
lows velvet tapestry carpets oicln'h &c, &C.
m CKONDIE. fur n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-23

A usTRAIIA-PAssAGE TO SYDNEY DrRECT.-THE
N clipper bark SNAP DRAGON will sail positively on
Monday 2h August Room for four more pas.en{ers Tor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-23

eaes used before al other remedies for hos d.es.e
warranted without and requires no deon9 ~ -
cure IN IL well known a The only remedy hat clears he
dspspe me blood and against
Win nd hs on, by dear experience ycu w cher ,emedes
ana sais move cures hAn any 49, m New Yet.
rrsrs.rs sr,S Ssrvssssd UnArtmaess vhen6 ~ o.
CANAL streoA corner e DroA4wN
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-01-17
The state Convention.

We complete the proceedings Of the Dem
ocratic Convention at Columbus. There
was the most perfect harmony, save and ex-
cept the usual family quarrel among the
Delegates from Hamilton. These always
come into State Conventions, armed as they
appear to think with omnipotent power, and
the first business Of every committee on
credentials is to "settle" Hamilton County.
The candidates for the State offices, were
all chosen by acclamation, The platform
met the hearty co-oporaaion Of every mem.
ber of the Convention. 1t is short, but d.
rect and comprehensive. 1t declares il
plain terms the position of the Democracy
on the Slavery Question. The broad doc
trine of Popular Sovereignty, or the right o
the people to selfgovernment is proclaimed
as the leading feature in the democratic
faith. With such an inscription upon ou
banner we can 60 into the Presidential con
test with every hope of success. The De
mocracy OF Ohio, are unit upon all thu
great leading questions of the day.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-01-17
Gov. Chasc's InauguraI Address


Gov. Chasc's Inaugural Address.
The Inaugural Address Of Gov. CHASE is
before US. As a straightforward practical
and business like document, it is failure in
every respect. as an electioneering instru-
ment full of "sound and fury it exhibits
considerable ingenuity. The first stand Ia.
ken is in favor of amendments to the Con.
stitution. He would have nearly every De.
-mocratic feature stricken out. He is in ia.
vor OF banks and banking institutions
hopes the Legislature may encourage the cir
culation of paper money, and the establish
ment Of chartered monopolies.
Full one half of the message is devoted
entirely to the Slavery question. The sam'
old " God and Liberty" cant which that gen
tleman has been dealing out for years, is re
produced in his message. One would sup
pose that the Governor Of Ohio would hav
but little to do with Slavery, as it does no
exist in this State; but CHASE has assume
the guardianship of the whole country. H
has SO long brooded over his prospects 70
the Presidency, that he seems really to thin
that he already occupies that position, an
instead Of talking to the people of Ohio, j
giving instruction to- the whole confederacy
The document is designed mainly to ad
vance his interest for the Presidency--it
, onjv . fus;on manauvar tn elavafa nm ,u
principled aspirant to Office.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-01-17

This body has commenced business. o,
P. BRowE has mot yet. abolished Slavery
in the States Of restored the Missouri Com.
promise, but he has Introduced bill to fz
the compensation Of officers and members
of the general assembly at - per day, fol
the first sixty days, and % per day thereaf
ter. This, We presume Is upon the prinel'
pie of starving jury until they agree. A
rational and sensible body Of men ought to
be honest enough to do their duty promptly
and in the shortest possible time for prop
er performance Of It, without any such mo
tive as that OF decrease Of pay We sup
posed Mr.. BRowH would put the per diem
down to 50; but he is not SO fond ofrs
trenchment after all.
A bill to repeal the small Note Law hal
been introduced.
A movement has been made in favor o.
amending the Constitution.
Two or three Bank bills are introduced
From present indications, it is Bank Legis
ture in the fullest sense of the term. :
Chartered Monopoles are to be fostered AM
cherished, the rich are to be favored, ani
the poor put down. ~.