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We learn that Mr.. w. Schmitt one of our large mer
chants, for As years General Consul of the King Of
Prussia in this country and who for some TINS during
1873 filed the functions Of Charge d Af4res q, w ash
ineou has been appointed by the King to the post OF
ROYAL Secret Commercial Coun.elor the highest dig
ni,y in the Prussan Government in the Consular line
OF service.
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TEF IlNlFK Z FIEHI.- TX UusICs u T. Nu' =
who the City Court By Col jazz
tpcrd cy;l action him which vii be tried IN
feu AZ for ais e.t issued yeFi.y D.
Tvd NJ
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e.nc article on toe UsEs History ana MANUFACTURE Of
IEoS vsuabIs Of A. uetss Il very suggestive.
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[Adverasenent-l
EDWARD II. DIXON. N. d., Editor Of !


Sc.LPyL and Operating and Consulting SURGEON No. "
av between II tn and lthss OtEoe hours from to p
~. and 70 9 evenings.
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AdveItisementl
DIAi utNkOTNFES.

ADVERTISEMENT
DIN HANEOTYPES.
The truhtuness pictures
pend The taste kin Ct the who
cid plan but they OF necessity perfect transcript
ratuTc, sitting q tev secoGLs ony required Spec
men, on exhibition a. the ROcr GALLERY No S BroSaway
lAdvertisementl
HAILOTNPES,
PHOIOGRAPRs and
DAGVEREEoIYPEs,
A. GVEsTN's PALACE ASH
No S4s Broadway. corner Of
LconArds s..
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NV BOAT FOR THE BRIDGEPORT LISE-A
new ssgoiDg steamer, TO be called tue Bridgeport, Is
now IN the coutse Of construction at Gfeeopoint, to
between this city AID Bridgeport She il expected
10 be ready TO her trips in the early part OF
June when it is intended Tor her to leave Bridgeport
about O'Clock a. n, and here about 8 p. m. She is
to be fitted up with special regard to the comf)u OF
passengers. The steamers Ausonia and Catallne OF
that ike will most probably continue on tue route for
the transportation Of freight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-19

NV Boat FOR THE NORTHPORT, L. ROUTE.
The May Flower new steamer from one of the
Eastern porte is to be placed on the route between
this city and NoIthport, l.. l., in the place of the
George Law.
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lAdxertisrnnrnt.l
NuNtINIstUlrNI'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

I TIUT VtINNT HS-I TfV VVN Y 7 III
AT GURNEY's PALACE OF ART
No. sly BROADWAY.
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lAtvertisefneut.
HAILOTNPES
Advertisement
THE DlAPHANEOTNPE
fAdvei n.smentl

Contnes su The exquisite beauty OF TIE highly finished
,,i.rs - OIL wn ~. tTvihfaaess impressed by ~
Camera
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NEW CARPETING FOR l-j7.-Al the newest
mater. in market 10 b. found ~ HY.TT's Great Carpet Et,b
sbuent No 20 Bowery Royal Velvet TsPesuy Brussels
Tapestry Ipgrsin. O1lclotbs, &c. G bsrgaps
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-19

RFsiGNgD On Tuesdsy evesng Al. Thompson
dime Ward Al Dra,ton Of tie Third Ward sad Aid
Hoasu OF tue Fourth Ward r,sDed their se.s N the Jersey
City Couron Couut 10 lake Eject Oh tee Isl OF A'y rheP
i, he c.,r Of AG Hoffman which tax place mnedilteiy
tenn eXrrirg the si Of MAY. Me-rs Inompon aud
Dr,you had brrty,sr serve from tAe Is. Of Sl.y
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FREDRlCks's TEMPLE or ART.

OF
ALLorYrrs,
PHOrOGlATHs,
ANEsoTYFES,
DAGCEgSEOrYrEs
Nc. SIS Broscwsy, opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
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PARpoNI u -Cherles r. Rodnan OF jersey City,
oi At the Octoo' Term oil
the HUDSON County sentenced 70 tue state
VS. Is,toped AT week by toe New eTsey Court Of P1dOus
aid Tuesday. Tns sct ot the COuit seems u
with general favor.
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Advc.tis nent,
JOHN BI>HOP HALL GALLERY or
HALLCTIFtS.
A. F1rdIckss TemPe q Ar
No. SS5 Broadway.
Opposite Ne,OPo.sal Hs.el
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SUPREME COURT-SPEcIAL TsRN-Msrch ie.-Before
JsGge ROOSEVELT.
THE EIGHTH AFNuE BANK.
In the Of the Eighth Avenue Bank.
Retort Of John l.. nssOu 10 dssers stOcshOlieTs
presented aud fUed unless 10 the contrary b. shown
" TIM Court on the .bn inst.
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IAdvertisemept.I
fAdyerti~uleut.

HPRRING's PATENT CHAMPION FIRE-PROOF
SAVES Nos, 1876 Isl and ie WAierst and No. huIsys
Nv. York
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IAlNrfflsrunNnt

Hall OINPES- HALL0TYPE>
AT GCENEY'S PALACE or AsT,
No. SO BkoApwAN.
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YoUNG MEMS RErUBLIcAN GENERAL COMMITTEE.
The Young Mems Republican General Committee
held meeting at the Stayvesant Institute last even.
ing the Chairman, Mr.. {. C. Mott, in the chair. The
number necessary to quorum was changed to twenty
two Several scenes of resolutions the late decision
OF the Supreme Court in the bred Scott case were
read ard referred to Special COMMITTEE, consisting
Of Mesus. Reyes, West, Evans, Boyd and Merrill L.
was voted that the COMMITTEE on Pablo Meetings be
instructed to hold one more public meetings.
number Of the Committee requested the privilege OF
contributing 800 toward the expenses Of the first
meeting.
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DAGUERREOTiPES, DAGI tRKtOTNPE>
Adyrrti~ ulent,

Al Ul MINIS fALANF
OF All, No $40 bkoADW
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HARLEM ROAD -gD-po, corner Of White .nd CeutS
slo .l and Wsy al sf,uon. beyond NilaEs briss
$50 WINS Budse AMI ell stssn al ts PtAE..
400 o m-N, kIpt-ss for Alt~ny ches atsscls
4 o m-Cfoion f.Is " ~ Tram, al tAhos- -
II. Wlh.ns Brde- snd 10 3d. and toa Wet
ebay a. Saturday ssO A. II y ,. n
Ifaia. Rr Plans. li5Os so bBn and SIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-19

MORk GARRoTISG-One of the most ds7nS and
sucoesSiu! highway robbores that have been com
matted in time occurred on Wednesday morn
ing at about O'Clock, in Broadway, corneS of Pearl
street. A Boston gentleman, whose u-ne the poles
have not given, wss the victim. He arrived here in
the midnight train and walked down the east side OF
Broadway, followed by four men VINO had been lying
in wait AZ the New-Haven Depot for subject. Ca
arriving at the above corner me eOst lnau in
stantly seized by the four thieves and stripped Of his
money $SN), vel as Of hs gold waoh aud carpet
bsg the latter containing clohes and papers. An
alarm wss made, but the police did not make tner
appearance until the robbers had got well Oh, Of dan
ger with their booty Toe police synpa,hized much
with the unfortunate BoetonAn, but could give him no
consolation. The Captain in making bis re;uro 1.-THE
affair to the Chief lays toe blame upon the Corpora
ton for lot having more g-s-amPs II that par Of
Broadway.
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SUPERIOR COURT-Cn.MsEss-Msrch ls.-Bofore Judge
SLOssoS.
Ainswick at. Mclaughlin.
Order for examination OF Judgment debtor va
Gated with - costs.
Reilly sst. Thompson.
judgment entered by defendant vacated with >
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ALLEGED HoNICIpE-rHE ACCUSED N CUSTODY.
On the evening of ne Sta inst. difficulty occurred
IN Patrick Cream po er oous, come, OF Moutoe and
SCANNED streets, between rhomss Hays ard TaomsS
Council, which resulted in savage isht Before II
Was over Hays, as is charged, received a severe
Ack Tie lower part of his abdomen By C0noel his
antagonist. The Latter sIres I'd b. Sergeant King
OF the Seventh Pstro Dskrc, to whom he stated tina.
kicking Hays he Ouly acted IN sel'-defense. Hays was
al ne Work again as usual in day or two afterwsrd,
apd appeared to be in comfortable health tn Tuesday
mor-'rg. when he was tsSen worse ard died the FOL
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UNITED STATES MIsSIONER's oFFIcE-MAacH 10.
before G " NOBEL.
IHL FILLIBUsTER CAsE-coL FABEss And CAPT.
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NV HAvFN ROAD -rDrpot. Bro.dr.y

NEW HAvFS ROAD IDrpt. Broadway snd Ca al street
TcJA n, Accoufn. .Isison 1hroush al s,DOas
SOFA m.-Eo-o9 Tipces-, stamford sot srhs-psSt oay
1900 m AccOuni dsuon THROUGH a. -tAnoDs
800 m.-Bo-,ou IIPT--s stamford. NO.sAi. Bnftscon
asOp m-ItSe aud Acmmoiauru nrOngh n-ry ~ sii sos
600 -Arcotuseisson ThfolGs al Ire Isbe stAnols
500 2 m.-Norva1 posi-. ar stations 10 Npt-si
AIS u-Por; Ches,N sy<cl, 81 siaup0s 20 PoTt Ca-s,s'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-05-02
BOUNTY LAND
wv Il R "a N NTTS :

VN II undersigned will attend to the procuring
i Of Bounty Lands under the new Act of Con-
grcss for persons who have been regularly mus
tered into the t. 5. Service for the period of II
days or more. This will include all who have
been mustered or called into service, or served in
any of the expeditions in this state for the pur-
pose Of supprcssing Indian hostlitics Such per-.
sons will he entitled TO
16O Acres of Land,
and by forwarding the necessary proof of their
service to the undersigned the official forms will
be made ont and forwarded to the proper Depart
mcnt at Washington, which will secure the return
of n Land Warrant.
Having secured the services of an Agent at
Washington who will give prompt attention to
this kind of business the undersigned is enabled
to ensure success to the applicant and claimant.
Apply to T., J. CURTIS,
1l-tf. Trinity Journal Office.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-05-02
Notice Of Dissolution.

FI'llE copartncrship heretofore existing between,
l. John Colbert and Richard Ryan, in the bus
incss Of keeping q Ball Court, Bar. &C., and in
all the business to which said partnership extend
ed, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Mr.
Ryan will receive and receipt for all debts due tho
firm, and pay all demands against The same.
JOHN COLBERT
RICHARD RYAN.
Weaver March Is. 1857 l2.3w'.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-05-02
DEN TISTR Y.
DR. u. 8. MI Mo7 9 f


GE-A, OF THE FIRM OF BURLlNGAME E
Ns & MORSE, Orovle. may be found
>1-NG at the Magnolia" block, where he
will remain for a week or ten days, and VIII De
happy to wait on all who may favor him with
their patronage.
Dr. NJ. having been in the practice of Dentistry
for the last FOURTEEN YEARS, fiatters hlnseu ina.
he will be able to render entire Satisfaction 10 all
who may favor him with call:
Satisfactory references will be given 10 those ,,
who may desire to inform themselves OIL HIS skill
in his profession by calling at his Office.
Teeth inserted on Gold Plate, from one to an en-
tire set. Also, Temporary Sets inserted on G"aa
Percha Plate TO serre ,chile the gums are healing.
All operations performed by him will be guaran-
teed equal to those of any good operator or prac-
titioner in this State.
Those desirous of his services will do we'll to
call as soon as possible as his stay will be short
DR.. ]. S. Morse is the only permanently estab-
lished Dentist in Northern California. He has so
arranged his practice as to be able to visit Wca-
yer twice year.
Weaver, April 25, 1857. l4td.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-05-02
RriCAEo Notice
1856
Malt Establishment.

in this city the only extensive one in the coun-
try. which is under the superintendent of an old
practical and experienced Master, where can al
ways be had in any quantities. MALT, guaranteed
Of very superior quality, made from choice old
Barley which he offers for sale at very low price
for CASH. Prompt and particular attention Civ
Ell to all orders addressed to him at the office of
the PIONEER MALT HOUSE, No. 81 and So
Washington street. San Francisco.
apl ll3m. LEWIS s. FORD.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-05-02
Administrators Notice.

A LII persons having claims against the estate
~ of i. {, Schoch, dee. are hereby requested to
forward their bills, properly acknowledged, to
the Undersigned, ANA all persons knowing them
selves indebted to the above named estate will
please call and settle Immediately. aud save costs.
ANTHON HAGER,
aGminisrator e estate Of J. c. Schoch, dec.
StrAdor's Ferry, torch 2S, 1857. list
Shasta Co,rjcr please copy three weeks and
send bill to this office.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-05-02
HEALTH OR SICKNESS I
HOLLOWAY,S PILLS.

T1SL - ~ Wv ~ - - y.
TllE blood furnishes the material Of every bone
l muscle, gland and fibre in the human frame
When pure, ii secures health to every organ whom
corrupt, it necessarily produces disease. IIollo-
ways Pills operate directly upon the elements Of
the stream Of life, ncutraliZing the principle OF
disease, and thus radically curing the malady,
whether located in the nerves, the stomach. the
liver the bowels, the muscles the skim the brai',
any other part Of the system.
Used TnRoUGHoUT THE WORLD
Holloway Pills Rro equally eillcaclous in com
plants common to the whole human race. and in
disorders peculiar to certain climates and locali-
tics.
ALARMING DISORDERs
Dyspepsia. and arrangement of the liver, the
source of nfrmity aud suffering. and the cause
of innumcrable deaths, yield to these curatives,
in all cases. however aggravated, acting as mild
purgativc Alternative and tonic they relieve the
bowels, purify the fluids, and invigoratc the sys-
tenn and the constitution at the same time
GENERAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COMPLAINTS.
When all stmuants fail the renovoting and
brocing properties of these Pills give 0rmncss to-
the shaking nerves and cnfeeblcd muscles of the
victim Of general debility.
pEIICArE FEMALES.
All irregularities and ailments incident to the
delicate aud sensitive organs Of the sex are re-
moved or prevented by n few doses of these mild
but infalliblo Alternatives No mother who re-
regards her own or her childrcn's 8 health should
fail to have them within her reach.
SCIENTIFIC ENDORSEMENTS.
The London Lancet" the London :" Medical
Review" and the most eminent of the faculty of
Great Britain. France and Germany, have eulo-
gzcd the Pills and their inventor.
H0ao,roy's Piiis are the tcst rcm,dy knorH in the
porid for The tolioring diseases.
Asthma. Darrhma, Digestion,
Bowel Comp'ts, Dropsy, Influenza,
Coughs, Debility, inflammation
Colds, Fever and Ague, Inward W'kns,
Chest Diseases, Female Complits Liver Compl's,
Costlvencss, Dyspepsia Headaches,
Iowness of Spirits, Piles,
Stone and Gravel, Secondary Symptoms,
Vencreal Affections. Worms of oil kinds.
- Sold at the Manufactures Of Professor lIol-
loway, 30 Maiden Lane, \. York, and 244 Strand,
London, by all respectable Druggists and Deal
ers in Medicine throughout the United States and
the civilized world, in boxes at 25 cts, GA cts.
and 81 each.
go-There is a considerable saving by taking
The larger sizes
~ B. Directions for the guidance oi patient
Ia every disorder affixed TO each box.
/ CAUTION None are genuine unless 'ho words
Hofiotrav Neip York and London, are discern
ibc as acater mark in every leaf OF the book OF
directions around each pot or box the same
NAV be plainly seen by holding the leaf 10 the
/ hobt 4 handsome reward will be given 10 any
one rendering such Information as may lead to
the detection of any party or parties counterfeit
ing the medicines or vending the same, knowing
them to be spurious.
! August 0, 1856. 29-u.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-05-02
WELLS, FARGO & CO. s EXCHANGE

?, ANU " w. . EAOfthNUE
on THE FOLLOWING ATLANTIC CtriEs
ch, Marion, Ohio.
Marshall, Mich.
Ind. Michigan City. Ind.
:, Mich. Middletown, Ohio,
Y. milwaukee, Wis.
ek, Mich. Monroe, Mich.
:. MT. Vernon. Ohio,
Ill. Newark, o.
IN, ~ Y. New York, n. Y.
on, Ill. Niagara Falls, n. Y.
ss. miles, Mich.
Y. {Norwalk, o.
/, Iowa, 3Obcrlin, o.
), Ind, {Oswego, n. Y.
ua. n. Y. |Owego, y. Y.
II. |Painesville, o..
, Ohio, Peoria, Ill.
Ohio, Peru, Ill.
Ohio, Peru, Ind.
I. Y. philadelphia, Pa.
willie. Ind. |Piqua. o.
. Iowa, PONTIAC. Mich.
lio. Pottsvillc, Pa.
Ohio, providence, Il. |.
ich. |Quincy, III.
Mich. Racine, Wis.
Iowa, ;Rcading, Pa.
I. Y. }Richmond. Ind.
Rochester y. \.
III. Rockford, III.
\. Rock Island, Ill.
o, |Sandusky, o.
Hhcboygan, Wis.
ac, Wis. Sidney, q.
le, Ind. ;Silvcr Creek, \. Y.
Ill. South Bend, Ind.
Ohio, Springfield, Ill.
|. Springfield, O.
. Y. st. Souls, Mo.
tie. Ind. }Stonington, Conn.
Ohio, Syracuse, \. Y.
lis, Ind. ,rcrre llautc, Ind.
Itch }rinlin, q.
Wis. }rolcdo. q.
D, Mich. Troy, O.
Mis-. |Urbana, o.
hio, }Utica, n. Y.
Owa, }Waukcgan. Ill.
:, Ind. Ncstiicld y. Y.
nd. |West Liberty, o.
y. Y. Winchester, Ind.
". }XcniN, O.
Ky. Npsilanti, Mich.
Wis. |Lanesville, o.
Ohio,
IT'S ON CANADA, PAYABLE IN
Toronto, st. Catharines,
London, Chatham,
hamilton. Drontford.
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IMPORTS.
RECEIPTS OF pRnnuCE.

VILLA MSPORT--Stcsn C d Jr-3 bales cotton Buch-
annon, Carroll &col Belocq, Noblom &co2 Harris Levi
Mtsnberger &co46 sacks onions Is do potatoes Donnely
Bexzine-2 onions Lorenzala do potatoes Holmes
bales artin2 hhds coal Labatn5l sacks cot
seed Martin Drome2 pkgs mdse and sundries order
Total I bales cotton IS hhds sugar.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gulnare-l06 bbs whisky 80 pkes
butter to Adams hco3 bxs mdse Pke pcs organ Rev
Anmander3Ov bxs candles Avet-S burial Bell
B1chsuan dcol6 bdls alow do shafts poles DIS spskes
bsmes do saddlerees Buddecke &eo-45O
Beebe kco1 barouch lot furniture Brinton &co3O
bacon James Co1noy 3con pkgs sundres Crowel Tounz
sBondio-l buggy McKsroy Bradiord-l DO to parvr
ties do Fennel Fower candles Kngsand Barstow
&cos crates ewars IS John Gauche3 Fsson
Stevenson &co3 whsel do wheels bx rifles Phelps
mills hoppers pules and strapes Gimsn225 boxes Of
gwae Henderson Ganesl buggy = Hyde &co bbls Of
al hf bbls whisky Joseph Lands 4colO0 bbs pork Martin
Oven Cobb25 bhs whisky McGregor &col3 b1s gware
a05 OSpms Saps
= b1 ndse q otobacco coils wire Rogers McGure &co
pkgs butter Schneider6 rolls leather Smith Bro-3 bbs
100 bbs whisky Wood Low2S do lard 96 kegs do AGO bxs
candles 10 hf bbs beef Wright keo1l casks Robb
6co-l keg nolasses Wright Allen eco. 10 4
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. r W Adams--95 bales cotton to
Richard Nugent &col7 Carroll Pritchad Acct Lewis
Ogesby6 Mciemore, Rayburn &eo5 North, Smsdes &co5
Payne Harrisoa4 Robson Allen2 Person sco- 2oi
sacks potatoes 40 bxs peaches Gouldng IS
Benton &co-!0O bxs peaches q r hler-3 gin
Coleman, Putnam dco2 bbs pork John Watt Geo2z sacks
cotton seed Price dco-6 bbls -four Feowes keo-O bbs Do
Grief &co-l horse Stevens to or
dsr-Tots las bales cotton lf5f DO y 5FE7'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8 W Downs-No cargo.
BALlzE-stoamer Ceres-No cage.
PoNTCHAETRAIN RAILROAD.
MOBILE-Steamer 0regon5 bbls bladen Jas symes
4cosoo gold Tarleon Whiting TuIs2oOO do to Farley,
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Weremaa, very respectfully,
b. W. HEBRARD.
+. D. BEACH,
RESOLUTIONS.
The following resolution was read, and on motion
laid on the table subject to call:

laid on the table subject to call:
Rrolrcd Thut the or persons now are or
from time to time may be sent to the Temporary Insane
Asylum IN orleans stree0 be not detained there after the
ty physician in AterH there shall have furnished the
his certificate that they are insane and ought
be sent TO the State jackson and necessary
measures shall have been the District
Tor that purpose and the sheriff shall he prepared convey
Me,a mere ihder an order of one of said courts
Mr. Holland offered the following resolution, which
was read:
es9re That from and the passage of this resolution
II stail not b. lawful for sell
the markers OF this city cooked meats gumh0,
OF meas e Inc plate dish otherwise, under the ptuay of
hne OF not less than five ors than fifty dollars
h ana every offence recoverable before the Recorder of
wherein the offence may be committed md in default Of
exceeding thirty DAYS,
Mr.. Fleming moved to amend by inserting the
words also cakes and newspapers by the fol-
lowing vote:
", Yeas F.: Messrs. Fleming, Huyghe, Lombard and
Waldo.
Nays: Messrs, Magioni Dolhonde, Hall, Holland,
: hearny Phelps and Whitney,.
And resolution lost by the following vote
yeas !: Messrs. Magioni, Dolhonde, Hall, Holland
and Phelps.
Nays; Messrs, Fleming, Huyghe, Kearny, LON
bard, Waldo and Whitney-6.
The following preamble and resolution was read
and on motion, referred to the Committee on Streets
and Landings:
Whereas the New Orleans Banking COMPANY has
lately caused part of the landing d
form basin known the "lf Mcnn' whereas said
stree anu landing do belong said Company but is
nEhwaS o longing the puptic; aid whereas by ing
tue water through the
ms been and Is tn convenience of
he 18th Of the residents sid Julia therefore
HcsOIDaI, That the Surveyor with
shnsr be aud they authuti2eI and Ia F
the New Orleans Canal Company 10 have fIed mn
th basin aug by them opposite claiborne street. and known
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-10

The law at the Inst session Of the Legislature Of New
York. regarding Of grace went into effect the
Some Misrepresentation regarding its construction PREVAILS
understand the provisions the following may
sidered fair and just construction: ~
The Act aboiishes days Of all bills Of Exchange
drafts drawn payable sight, place within this State
The is abolished a checks bills Of exchange,
drafts drawn any bank banking association banker
doing business under the General Banking Law Of this State
whether the payable certain specified day. in
so many days after date, after sight. Is n RS q
g. When the ndorser Of draft lives in the city
town where the Is payable letter addressed to him
through the Office sufficient notice of protest
The Act although in operation does affect such
checks drafts, notes. etc.. dated prior to July L.
will be from this synopsis Of the law that pomissoy
made payable bank and all drafts business pri-
bankers payable at future day will also DO allowed the
three days grace. s- 20
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-10
MILLINERY,

s%N MRS. ROBERT, II CHARITIES STREET,
S&ess leave to inform ladies in CITY and country
tht he assortment of latest Style Goods and Enbroide
toS complete She has hand ent Of Pamela
nonhc' new ye Empress Bopnets Iac. Crane
Tn na oer cSpois Cambray Mantas and shaws Chany
ce no. wedding Wells, Vioees TaceS Sgencias Bfides'
SSeS ArIhca Flowers, Embroidered Hndkerchisfs Fans
reduction. " '' ID oieteu AT Il sio"I
LADIES' "e reminded that Mrs R. has secured the services Of
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VIZ M'ME. kDBEET, NO. II OHARTRES ~ n
( iii street, MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING bWl0
KM IN The ATTEST PARIS STTIE. Keeps cor Jiil0nl
E Stity on hand style cloas VUVW
mRntillas, shawls, etc. A'' ~ "
Ladies informed that the services Of st;,r, a,
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