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Boston Itsms


BosToS, Jan ad--This afternoon, sfter
six hours deliseratisn, the jury In the case
ui VIM s. Tuck German, charged with de.
frsuding the Eastern Railroad Corporation.
rendered verdict of guilty. Hon. Rufus
choste, counsel for ths defendant, filed a
bill OF exceptions on certain points Of trial,
which will be srgged before the final dispo-
sition of the case Tuckerman remains at
large on bail. Tne present verdict was for
appropra,ing 50 600. Numerous other Ia.
dement's are pending against him.
John Ferris was elors the Police Court
to-day, charged with obtaining nearly S4,-
900 from several Boston banks, in October
last. by forged checks. DIR. Ferris, who
Is quite young man, has been travelling in
Europe since the alleged forgery, and re-
turnedin the Niagara, when he was arrest,
ed and committed 70 answer.
A severe storm Of snow and sIee ct oou..
menced here this evening, With a strong
gale from the northeast.
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TUsr received sni Tor sale per subscILaIs,
- - hits, Sugar,
Is SACKS Rio ,o5ss
20 Packets Java
20 obls. CIDER Vinegar,
10 blis, MackorSl ani White Fish,
~ Ats. ~
~ Iii. bbls
50 boAes Palm and Family Soaps
90 " star and isliow Candies
Is - Ground Coffee,
~ " =" Pepper,
- salaratrs.
81 hlt sb.si y. II a0t Imp. Teas,
IA Gaidvs . -
/. cases PiercGs Matches,
ties. U,ca
SO boxes sEcss, assorted,
81 daz, rsinted buckets,
10 Cedar
% Neal Tubs,
Also, y large AID well selected stoak OF Wooden agc
w liow Wars.
80 bbls Salt,
tcs. Dairy salt
Il bbs. Dried Apples,
C,sss Sal and y, c, soda 81
rs Boxes astd. l,ytt2s, E8s'' '~
dec. Ii
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NEW York, Jan. 3.-Chas. b. Hunting
ton, the bill forger, was conveyed to the
State Prison at Sing Sing yeste day.
The steamship Baltic sailed at noon to.
day for Liverpool, with twenty EIGHT pas
sen0ers and s65,700 Ia specie.
In the Supreme Court, to-day, Judge Da-
viesrendered decision granting the appli'
cation Of VIVA Patten and others TOR the ap.
poin,meni OF receiver of the effects Of the
Nicaragua Transit Company.
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The Only Genuine .nashtsse
Was Patented Nov. Sth, 1858.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

wisnsz's Patent Wask Tub.
4; iE undersigned oars fo' ISLE the right 10 Eiasa
tell and Gss che sd re named popuiss iuts IL
s. me OF tbs best counties in Iowa. This u rare
chance Tor energetic man to make money. A. this
territory 10 ceiling rapidly, persons who think of
eu.hsISins IN tas enterprise viii 90 veil 70 sppis
sooa. !, r. COAtks.
once, No. g Commercial suilaiugs, entrance "a
Brady 81. D8c97d3U
Improved Oscillsting Steam Engines
t''r,iss & %,tsuorta's Fstsntl
Manufactured at the Hawksye Mac Shop,
lFoufth ct, We end 81 the ci
DAV e N r ONT, To "a.
THE subscribers are new prepared 10 3rn!st 10
I order Engines Of any siEe, end invlpe those
wanting TO call q. tn cir shop, wasrs one Of the Eind
may be- seen running. These Engnesare models Of
simplicity and eomPso;nes, ard combining a. he!
do ali ttst J;aiEFes OF the eeHMen sest7rsssffrE
sagisr, with Others Of grss: utility peculiar 20 them.
selves, MAKE them particularly economical 10 Tue!
and repairs. We also make,
MILL WORK Of ail kinda and AACnIHEaI
In general, of the best qualify.
hepairis6 Promptly bone
Those Hha favor as with their orders MAJ depend
on being served 10 sa.isfsetio
dscle SO dw.f TOWNSEND. SMITH 4 CO
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FNSEhkeevsls,N Y. DoVeAD0r u Wo.
rkLL2AN 1 P0WI38,
AstsYneysk Ceunssll0Rsae Law,
saa Land AeeAts.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
0mcs Brady street, between 5cccnA ah4 IhIsa ~.
4 Az DS bought and sgld % conniasies. Hsvtae
Laiso an CISCO 10 ksssssn dsw Yesk, 81 . D~ts.
iron which alssYs emlsYauou nay b sKessGsd aahAR
ho present soaseu, Ne have unusnsI advaotARss 10
dispose Of lands to sctaai ssttlsfs.
4 u5.Losnsaegostste on Real Rststssssahsy.
-HEPEBxuCEo-
Sew York Cisy. Psuxhkeepefs, MY.
Hon. JoAA Van bnrea, Hon. CkanesH. kuegass,
8 A. G. Piaex. "a Gilbert Dsan,
q Charles 0sCoaos, NJ VasssY E Co.,
william Z. HsvensyeS. g Benssn LOSING
anthcny J BleeckeS, - Prof. q. r. u. MsFss,
William u. Skidmors. Cues, n. Y.
Albany, Mt. Hon. Horxto SsyEssf
fiiii, Cae1ss b Porter CAicaGo, III.
Kinx and Boies 4 .0Wlftand Co..
X restze CogntnR. Mile aDd Fowler,
AplI9d VII W r. Wood and Co.
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New York Items 7.

A steady snow storm prevails here, with
a probab iiily of heavy fall
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Residence 70 1ent
A VERY desirable dwelling With DIX rooms, esi'Sr ,
Tweed kelss, we'd VI 3AtsS sE3 lsfSs SsS:sSs ,sii
conplsas, sitaAtsd In kad1 Row. These u nuax
VIII esPsessd - buy The furniture nov In Ne
Aause, which 10 Asw sna only such = AHiy would
1oe0.tf T. 3. ADS.
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BANKERS,

0scjIalaCe.
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RSn11aO1, LAVK0 3 DLAxxHe18,
BANKERS.

sud Ds~iss, Is yessign 3 Dsnsstis Rxshaass,
Uneurreut Dank lstee, Geld aaA ollvsr osin,
AND LsAr WAAHAN1S,
DAVENPORT, iowa,
c,pECIAL attention eivos " NE eollscien Of Me-
cxutils PAPER and refaittanets made on the dey nj
payment flsee Of cor.misasaj In seef dfa4 on ks.'
Tern cities.
II Ssfsnd Warrants souSat, ssld and located. PIT
ai attention kiyen Tho parebs and ale eltc-n
ant tognsfy properly, aud the seiecucs Of leaAs 30
sti1i
n frsigat Checks "a New YORK, Eoston, PAllsdsi-
piiiA, baltimore, Washington City. P1hsb0fr, Gia1i5'
matt ST. Louts ard Chicago, stwess for seIs tc sue
10 al, puTchs.of- Also, stsfiis9, French asA Ger
man excAanGe.
TT6old ssd Silver Coias bought end so1l.
Il tsTIms bills % Cuicago. ST. LeaisaAd few Ssfs
q iscoapssd aud bpsssss psIss Of skod Assss b~sS:
al III: lowest retcs
IJ'Monsy upon Real as.a seeasitias tsSoursf
. sxnatl con missfon.
II pfutere$t .!i1 EoA OF. 1s.JJstAe. Feb tl
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DAhIi.Gt..sk affection given TO ,as taytus AID
Il settling Eas' k-ss.r onc0m nissicD Paying sfTss
ssfe, 70.
Having complete AtstFaeis .fsiasSto all taAdstD
hits county and city, suiiy prepared 20 eksaiRs
TeA aud Iarnish OTfect shstracs; dssw DEEDS, Nor
cages Aad ali other snte OF writing and ilkeae
knc~ledgments stths shoysest ottca ana 20 the no..
reasonable fssns.
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Ihsss iands we're selected many yeass ago. asd
eo1Yftss some ii ths best faals IN eeeet Eonnty,
s7d have Dsvs1 been before oGogel for -.
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NO EXCITEMENT

Necessary. nor risk of hastily buying gAdi
= not Wdnted. but fair opportunity Of
making deliberate and Consequent
ly judicioas and satisfactory
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The Only Place
The Social Festival

NOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PooR Of Da,sn-
por., will be given at tie GeIucn Theatre On
Tt1rsday evening January sth, 1857. tn: adias sr.
respectfully invited to appear 10 calico costume Gen.
tiAmsn osn procure tsksss ii the GpdsrssHed
W.O WA ~ WORTH, A. 8 ASTON
J. A LIE CLAIRE, CHAS, c. HARRIS.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-02-14
PostpOnement of sheriG's Sale.

TN + sale of personal property at the Texas
L House, on the Yreka trail, which was adver-
tised by the Sheriff to be sold on the Sd inst to
satisfy an execution in favor of Tomlnson &
Wood was postponed on account Of the trail be
ing closed and the mpossibiity of the Sheriff get
ting there, until
Saturday. JAIN a1str 1857
at which time the sale will take place at the afore-
mentioned house. i. NEBLETT. Sheriff
BY |. G. MEsSEC, Under Sheriff Slit.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-02-14
Buttors Butter.

ERESH EEL RIVER BUTTER, for sale by
Il II HOOKER.
weaver August ., 1856. 29-M
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-02-14

THE MINT.-During the month of Janna-
ry, 95,OS6-83 ounces of gold, and $3.50
ounces Of silver were received at the U. 5.
Branch Mint at San Francisco. The coin
age for the month amounted to nearly a
million and half of dollars.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-02-14
Notice.
ENGINEERING AND SURVEYING

FnlBUsTERs. -Sixty-fye men embarked
on the steamship Sea Bird, on the 9th inst,
with the intention of joining the forces OF
Grandara in the Mexican State of Sonora
The original number enlisted was eighty-six
-twenty-one of whom backed out when
time was called They are to he joined
by others who go overland to San Diego.
and it is said that they arc to he furnished
with United States arms. The plot thick
ems. Manifest Destiny is again to be in
voked as the scNpe goat Of the ulterior de
signs of ambitious men
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-02-14

GEN. PAKENHAM-A Curious Fact
We copy the following from the New Or
leans Picayune of the llth inst
We were yesterday credibly informed
10y gentleman who resides near the spot,
that in September last, the well known pc
can tree, under which the remains Of Gen
Pakenham were bnried, few miles below
this city, was broken off, thirty feet above
the ground, by IA gale of wind, and cannon
ball, fired from the British lines during the
battle, was found embedded just where the
trunk broke off Thus it was that the
brave Briton slept under one of his own
missels as his monument y
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-02-14
Sherif's Sale

ID Y virtue of an execution to me directed, is
ID sued out Of the Hon. District Court Of the
9th Judicial District. on judgement rendered
therein on the 22d day of December, A. d. 1856.
in favor of Tomlnson& Wood and against p H.
ilooff and A. NJ. Truax, for the sum of one thou
sand and hfty-ninc and 3l-I00 dollars with inter
est on the same at the 3 per cent per month, I'M
til paid, together with the sum of seventy-four
and 50-l00 dollars, costs Of suit tax and accruing
costs, have levied upon and seized. and will ex-
pose to public sale at the Court House door in
the town Of Weaverville, Oh
Saturday, February 7th, 1857,
at | o'clock, p m all the right, title, interest and
claim Of the said =. H. HoOif and A. NJ. Truax,
of, in and to the following described property,
situated and being in the County of Trinity,
State of California, to wit the Texas house,
ranch, and all improvements thereunto belonging
or in any wise appurtaining
L. NEBLETT Sheriff.
BY l. G. MEssEc Deputy Sheriff.
Weaverville, Jan. 10. 1851 51-lt,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-02-14

LIMANToUR ADMITTED TO BAIL-Jose \.
Llmantour has given bail in the sum of
thirty-ive thousand dollars, to appear to
answer to the indictments now pending
against him, at the July terM of the |. 5.
Circuit Court. His sureties are Michael
Reese and Manuel Castro After giving
bail, Mr.. Limantour left on the Steamer
Sonora, ell route for Mexico.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-02-14

SHIPMENT OF TREAsURE.-The amount o
treasure shipped on the Sonora ON Thursday
was 81 ,670, ,677, being the smallest shipment
made for many months.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-02-14

nR. l., J, ,CZAPkAY LATE IN TIIEHUN
- rian Revolutionary War, Chief Physician to
the goth regiment Of fIonvcds. Chief Surgeon tn
the military hbsbital at Pcsth, Hungary and late
lecturer on diseases of the urinary organs and dis
eases of women and children, has opened his In
sttute for the all forms of private diseases,
such as syphilis, gOn0rrhOca nocturnal emissions,
and all the consequences of selfabuse. In the
first stages of syphlitic or gonorrheal discases
he guarantees cure in few days without ia
convenience to the patient or hindrance to his
business When patient. by neglect or improper
treatment, has developed the symptoms Of second
airy syphilis, such as bubOes or painful swelings
of the grOins or ulcers in the throat or nose
which, II not checked, destroy the soft parts aud
causes the bones to mortify, separate and come
away leaving the sufferers hidc0us to behold (;
or when splotches and pimples break out upon
the skin, or when he has painful swellings upon
the bones or when his constitution is Injured so
to prcdlspose to consumption or constitutional
diseases, the doctor guarantees cure or asks no
compensation.
In rheumatism. chronic or acute. in dysntcry
or diarlhga he has safe and efieetual remedies.
For the treatment of the consequences of self
abuse, such as nocturnal emissions nervousness,
timldity, headache, pains in the back and limbs
with general weakness loss of appetite loss ~
memory injury to the sight, restessness, confd-
sion OF IDEAS dislike for society and a feeling OF
wearness Of life with the nervous system so excl
fable that slight noises shock or startle the pa
ticnt making his existence miserable. FOR inc
above maladies the Doctor will guarantee cure
or ask no compensatOn. lie can be consulted
free of charge and invites all to call, as 1t VIII
cost them nothing, and may ne much 70 'hef aa-
vantage.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-02-14
L. P. FISHERS

A DvERTISING AGENCY, San Francis
n co-Iron building, opposite the Pacific EXP.
office, entrance on Washington street, up stairs
LIP. Fisher is the only authorized Agent of the
TRINITY JOURNAL in San Francisco. j3.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-02-14
<-Sn.A

WHEw An Exprcssman, writing from
Crescent City, says some one has found
hundred-pound lump of gold in Oregon, aud
speaks Of another miner who exhibited
camp kettle full of the same sort of stuff.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-02-14
STIIgER'S RlNGH TOR SAbE.

TNII above Ranch, situated miles from sRsss
L Weaveryilc. on Trinity River. and on the SSepss
main road from Wcayervillc to Hay Fork former
ly known as DUtton's Ranch is offered for sale
1t contains three hundred and twenty acres, one
hundred of which is undpra high state of cultiva-
ton. also. one hundred and forty of which is fenc-
ed for pasture. There has inst been erected a
large and commodious Public House and Ball
Room. also. Il large Barn and CorraI have Just
been completed. 1t is situated four miles below
the mouth of Weaver Creek, and in one of the
best mining localities in California. The Ranch
may he had with or without the stock and crops
For further particulars, enquire Of
b. STEINER.
or JOSEPH CRANE. on the Ranch.
Steiner's Ranch, Oct. II, 1856 3S-tf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-02-14

ffHIN Ut ; NOV. = I6DW. TZ-TT.
POLL TAX NOTICE.
A LII persons who have not paid their Poll Tax
~ prior TO this date, will. in accordance with the
law regulating the collection Of Poll Tax, be sub
ject to pay Poll Tax Of four dollars go each
on and after this date u. ". POTTER, Ass.
5. W. JAMES, Deputy.
Weaver, Nov. !. 1856 4l-tf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-02-14
Dissolution of Copartnership,

UNiE Copartnership heretofore existing under
i the name and style of Loomis, lIuscroft 4 Co,
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent The
business Of the firm will be carried on hereafter
by a: j. Loomis and William Herdle, who are au-
thorized to tile all the accounts Of the late firm
A. j. LOOMS,
VIM G. HUSCROFT,
VIM. IIERDLE.
Wea9cryil~ Jan. 10, 1851. 5lU.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-02-14
TO TIE LADIES
OF WEAV ERVl LEt

DESIRING to close out our entire stock by
IDnext springs We now offer full assortment OF
ladies Dry Goods at San Francisco cost and char
gcs. For its truthfulness a call is solicited.
ID. NJ. EDER 4 Co.
Weaver. Nov. 20. 1856 45-tf,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-02-14
HEALTH AND LUXURY
IN Al u BL E MIC.
GREGOEN;S
VEGETABLE BR ANDY BITTERS ! !

A VAST AMOUNT OF NAUSEATTNG AND
~ noXious compounds having been thrust into the
market under the name Of % Iiittcrs" ." it becomes
the duty Of the Proprctors and Agents for the
sale Of The celebrated
Gregory's Vegetable Brandy Bitters,
to expose the fact. aud ahsolvc tuc'1seycs from
giving tacit assent to any merit claimed to be
possessed hy those injurious compounds The
special qualities of GREGORG'S WTTERS are
to roaoyotc and inygoratc the body promoting
activity in the digestive organs and consequent
~ cradcating dyspepsia and other similar cotd-
plants incident to Il sedentary life To all rag-
elcrs, either by land or sea, to miners and others
whose occupation calls for severe muscular action
these IIittcrs will be found of invaluable service
The high Standing Of DR. GREGORY, the discov-
eref was The first guarantee of its superior excel
lence. its own uncqnalcd merits has since cstab-
lished for il u worldwide celebrity. Dr. Gregory
has for years been at the head Of the Medical
Faculty in London, and twice President Of the
London College Of Physicians aud Surgeons.
These Biters are composed of carefully select
ed roots ofa fine tonic character aud the choicest
brands Of French Braudcs, making them an
agreeable and palatable stimulent, as well as a
healthful appctiscr. So generally are their mer-
its admitted. that they are always to be found in
every respectable Saloon, Hotel, aud amongst the
stores of every steamer or packet ship.
e. LAMLIN q CO,
l3l Clay street
Are the SOLE EMANUFACTURERS and DEAL
ETS in this admirable tonic IN California and
MESSRS. q. RENAUD & CO,
Are their Agents in Sacramento.
Orders addressed to either of these firms will
receive prompt attention. A liberal discount
made 10 dealers. t. LAMLIN& Co.
l3l clay street.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-02-14

PRoPERrY.-The aggregate value of the
real aud personal property in the United
States is set down by the Secretary of the
Treasury at $ll ,3I7, GIL .072, and the pop
ulation at 26, 9G4,3l2, or about 1920 for
each individual.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-02-14
Saturday, JAIN. 31st., 1857,
POSTPONE EMENT

THE above sale is postponed until MONDAY
J. THE SIXTEENTH DAY or FEBRUARY
1897. L. NEBLETT, Sheriff.
BY /. G. MEssEo. Under Sheriff.
Weaver Jan. 81 1851.
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(,IHTRAL RAILROAD 6 NEW. JERSEY

~ Conn.ciins New Hsu zion Nth the Delaware Lsnts
AMI Western RI. cad. ard Esoa with the Lo6ss
vs,~J Rsilro.e
FAIL ARRANGEMENT. o,anenciny Oct % is57-Le,ve
fr Esstob AID tctetmeSsts pl.oes from p Nc
9TH sv-E at m is m and s. N fof sonsryiiie BY
shove trans ard as
Tbs shve esps Esss ID 9Th trains tho S-v
iefey ks rcd sh,od Leave NJ Yort fr tho fst Of Corr
VOC d.st Of " sua ifs and s. b. md p n
P.sensss fos tte Dcswsv L.ots.~nce ecd Western ks
.a ,s'u, ~ - - s yas, s:; =
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f. Col TON Auc.oneer. -
A ssICNEES' SALE of DAMAGED DRY
"A GOODS, HoUsEHOLD FURNITURE FRENCH
PLATE MIRRORS 100 COTTAGE 8EDSrE kos 10
CHAIRS ~ COTTON Will sell rufS DAY (Ss.urdsyl,
Oct 81 a, OI O'Clock tire sucti No 80
BY order Of the Asgnees very large s..crtrset OF
the lot NAV be found pairs Of Blankets ~ pairs OF gentle
mems Drawers and SHIFTS merino Vests Hosiery &c Also,
.esds Chsirs Ssss Bookcases Pslor Suites Oh Paintings
L.
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NOTICE to SHIPMASrERS.-Capt MOSES
HOYT Agent of Underwriters for Nssssn p aud its
vicinity, has been provided with suitable VESSEL aud
WEIGHING MATERIALS in order to cruise sud about
the Bahama Bauh and render advice aud assistance to vessels
counsel in Of disaster respectfully requested to confer
with Capt HOYT and with him In such
be deemed best for the interests Of all concerned
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Doar6 an0 Rccms.

BOARD. front rooms on the second floor,
~ f' nshed uIuInshed to c'. with board Apply at No
la Sb 81 q few doors from Br advay
ROARD WANTED-For LADY snd CHILD
A. Gnoer thr location between 50 and 9Th aud
40 ana .sdst near i'hav preferred address RAN
crate.
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Coal. ST.

NOAL for FAMILY USE.-Pesch Orchsrd Of
" tb. pure quality Of tire lowest market pres fro yard
cents Der tun less from the bo.ts Alec Leigh (tts
,rr enc Brood Mountain tog-ther With Cumb ,snd LIVER
- O-r.t std Fnsi-b Al a Az eriasa Camel
HEsRY REEVE cprrer Csnl and Centre s.s.
snd per Of Jana s.c West ste
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DEMrrTANCEs to ENGLAND. IRELAND,
II SCOTLAND and WALES
wf HsaT nLLs - Tvs
. SsCiosaL SANK or scoThsSy
sELT BANKING coNpAat' ns~
TAYLOR BROTIERs sAskSm
No. 10 W'Lt-Sf. eEM-roA..
CTEPHEN ii. lIERs9N, ,,.
vii ''''G es6RR 1ttssfISe AND SECURING DEBTS
Ia the States Of ILLINOIS wsco''s' Io~n ~, w,ca,e,s
REFERENCES. sY rEs Ssis 80.
4 T. Fy,rtt ESQ Cashier Of Suadwsy Bsrk. New. YORK
Aired fSwsId. Pr,sds"t Of P.eids ir. Co York
sc wss,,es sc'y Of kuie. u. 10. Go; Nect0iA
JoSo I;r.y esq, No Is Pultnr-st New.York
O. wilder Co tyvaSeT. s.f..l No ia w.tetst. NJ
sIlTr OF SEv:YosE. BAYS pI,:.,,,srSssr'}
THE Securities held IN trust by the Sapenntendsnt
ofhe B.riins Department. for tas sLASp CITY SASa Nm
into %Sssy ssi
Rea Cs;',s sG,s :y.d :, ,d ssss that :Sss
or pres.ut..ou q the the Bank Of the Manhattan
Company in the e''' Of JAMES X COOK Superintendent.
BAsx DrrAarMESr, ALsAsr. Jan. s. 1855
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, Pursuant to the
Sc4ss 81. %; d: ca INK q
AZ. ssEssa sss tS ::
State New t psyEsns rs ~, n. rsscmo,son the
Nsss ,ssned 70 the said Bank | b. given up
k5lsv3yS II. sCHoONaAhEh, Supcf,nsehaen'
s1Ir. on Nrw.Yoas Bass DEPARTMENT, March - 10,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, Pursuant to ne
stau.e In such case made and provided ha. ell The CHI
CULATING NOTES issued to THE CANAL BANK Of LoCA
PORT Banning Associstion kport Niagara County nas
Departmep Of State of York, Or payment wen
fWO YEARS from the date hereof the funds deposited g,
redemption the Circulating Notes issued 20 the SAID Bsss
will be given up. JAMES d. eoon S.P
A.f az The sure nt.udent mha iswey
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VINHE GREAT DUSSELDORF GALLERY
n Open de-, ADD evening-P0WERSS GREEK SLAVE,
snd huIdred magnificent Paintings No IS Broadway
Admission Is cs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-31

BANK OF COMMERCE IN NgwYokK Oct. % 1857.
THIS Institution in pursuance Of the resolutions
Of s Board sr ADJ pubished will continue 10 receive
Gold silver Cola and Bullion deposit to all its deaers
and place the to their credit respect
i've In and will repay the amount Oh demand
IN Specie 70 such dposors their Cheeks dsvn payable In
Coin.
Ard during the suspension Of Specie Payments By the Banks
City o SewYok until further notice this Bank vi
post Notes and Certified Cheeks Of other Backs coed
s.sl5rs spg iuncs aud Will p,y Checks OF
depositors Current Account il such reroy OILY
Parties deposrs pspe. for collection will be deemed to ecu
car this sspseuebt unles immediate and wtten notice
20 che eonrsr, Re eivsu to III, Bsnt. - .
HE.aY 2. VAN, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-31

TREES and PLANTS.-B. N. WATSON. Old
i Colony Nurseries, Pym ,uth Ne" u hour, tom nsI
Yok City VI seId hs al De.cr pve rfcea OAr ALsooL
Car.sr ct all psct ssss psd % New to o. eost0e F-
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8!atiousrp anb fanep Goods.
DO farmers duo Others.

GxAPE IiNkS.-Delasare, Rebeccs, Diins,
- Ssns>to. htsS: gort aud ali other valuable NATIVE
CRAPS AS. PEAR TREES. RAsPBERRIfS BLACK
BEhRiEs. CURkANTs s1a RaUBAR8 All Of aa.srpa..ed
ausiisy ard tree to nsIno i'aa l'Ise, re-l.sl
c " CRANE
HORsES KEPT.-A Farmer, having Hay aud
III rssp pfcffr;I TO feed the farm vii take Iers-.
e. te resscostl. pos Tho teo.ity ais fv,f
al for u, SALE o. them hch Will DO led
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