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conference.-the take much pleasure in rec
ommendng your FIRE PROOF SAFES 10
merchants and others, who may desire to
purchase, with view 10 the preservation of
their Books and other valuables. The Safe
we purchased Of YOU, and manufactured by
EVANS g. WATSON, OF Philadelphia, Pa,
remained in the fire nj the burning OF our
store until the entire stock was consumed,
the heat being intense, as you may suppose
as there were about seventy barrels of liquor
in the Store, besides some seventy thousand
pounds of rags and ropes, and other articles
of a-bighy combustble nature. We had
the Safe opened after the fire had ceased
and found our books and papers preserved in
perfect order. No. ll6 Light street wharf.
Please send as another of your best Safes,
of the same size, for our future use, and o.
blige
r. w. W. Isaac,
No. OF Light street wharf, Baltimore
BlLTIMoRE, MD., May II, 1854.
MEssRs f. s. T. FAiRs,NKs & Co.--Gen-
llemen Ill gives us much pleasure TO bear
testimony 10 The excellence Of your Fire
Proof Safes. The one purchased of you,
manufactured by Messefs. Evans & Wat
son, Philadelphia, Pa, saved my books and
valuable papers, when everything else in
the house was destroyed by fire, on the
morning of the 14th inst, al No. lie Light
street wharf. B. +. WILLIS.
BALTImoRE MD., May II, 1854.
Patent Slate Refrige.a'ors, Seal and Letter
Copying Presses, Fairbanks Platform aud
Counter Scales.
Sole Agency for Buuerworth's, Bettley's,
Yales' and jones' Patent Powder Proof Bank
Locks.
Below are the names of few gentlemen
and Public Insiitutors who have our Safes,
in use. Hundreds more can be given
Farmers s. Mechanics Bank Philadelphia
10 Safes:
\. U. S. Mint,
\ U. s, Arsenal, five Safes California in
Philapelphia.
Stale Treasurer Trenton, N. J.
Penn'a. r. r. Co., Phila'd. 2 Safes.
Philadelphia Wilmington & Baltimore X.
R. Co., Philadelphia.
Locust Mountain Coal s. Iron Co,
Coal Run Improvement & r. R. Co., "
Bell Garrstson g. Co. Bankers, Hunting
don, Pa,
Bell, Smith s. Co., Bankers, Johnstown
Pa,
Bryan, Gardner. g., Altoona, Pa.
CENT II. Wilson, Huntingdon, Pa.
McKelvy, Neal s, Co.; bloomsbulgt +"
Geo. Weaver, do
Caleb Barton. do
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excepted) as follows y
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NEW G RlST-MlLL
AT
MEEH. GRAVE

TNHE subscriber has refiited his Grist.
L Mill at Mill Grove, near Light Street,
Columbia county, and is ready the do any
and all kinds of grinding. He has three
run of stones, and ihe Mill will work TO gen.
era-l satisfaction. A competent miller has
has charge Of the establishment, and the
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liciled.
THOMAS TRENCH. '
Mill Grove, Sept. 9, 1854.
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late Of Mif1liu township, Columbia county,
deceased, have been granted to The under,
signed residing in Mifilmyills. All persons
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make payment without delay 10 3
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SUPPOSED MURDER By POISONING
FALSE ALARM

man named joseph Stewart wa yesterday ar
resed Cd Suspicion of having caused the death Of
German woman named Pauline M@nnel, By admins
teIpg poi'on to Der at the boarding house No Al
bsny e. Itsppears tina: the ven. together to tse
boufe and took board on Wednesday morning; that
on The same night the deceased became gnwed aud
al cd the accused to buy medicine for her which
lie did but soon after his return she bres'bed her
last dying very suddenly. The suspicious OF the oc
cupsnn Of the house were aroused that Stewart had
poisoned her. and Policeman called to arrest
him. Tie Coroners were then noti6-d aud an in
qDe't ives held upon the BODY when eviden ,e was
tskep showing that no traces Of poison were found
in Ter ach, and tia, death caused by peri
"cndtes and further, tia, al the medicine deceased
bad taken was merely some herb tea. Tire Jury rem
dered verdict Of death by "pericard.es and on its
rendition tie accused wss discharged.
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
YOUNG MEMS HARD SHELL GENERAL
COMMITTEE.

An adjourned meeting of the Young Mems Demo-
ratio Republican ComHittee met last evening at
lssdemy Hall, No. 663 Broadway, Mr.. PARKER,
thsirn an pro TEN. The attendance was quite full
nd the Committee proceeded to org sniIe for 1885,
e following is the result Of the election OF Off ners
lnshnsn, JANIS PARKER, Fifteenth Wa,d; Vice
Ashmen, Charles ii. Smith, Eighteenth Ward, and
Iva LswreI ce, Fifth Ward; Recording Secretaries,
Ab KIM, Twenty first w ard, and Arthur ID. Creish-
"a, Eighth Ward; Sergeant alarms, Chas. l.. Mer-
n Tepth Ward
| On being chosen permanent presiding officer OF the
dnmitiee, MIR. FARMER referred TO the state OF the
dtieal horz on, pointed with pleasure to the vote
lseived by ID. S Dickinson for L. y. Senator, con-
ued with that cast for Seymour or any OF the Sltt
and dates who run against Senator Seward. Mr.. +.
vopld bold the Administration directly responsible
IL filing the United States Senate. from tue Free
Yates with the trained confederates OF Sc ward the
sch sgitator whom he denounced in no measured
rms as traitor TO liberty. Upon relieving himself
ii bis hatred Of Higher Lavish, Mr.. Parker calmly
COX bis Feat.
Mr. CHARLES GRAHAM, of the Fifteenth Ward then
rtd the following resolutions which were adopted;
ksolssd That the vote recently by the Democratic
OF the State OF New York In the elee ION for
ed States senator highly ststsetoIS to the N.ons
.noersey and sho~s concluaveI that the hon Daniel
NILSSON the champion of our party msintsias that hold
sn the sympathy aud affections OF the Democracy Which
adhinsuhed services and uHwsverns fidelity TO PnnePis
RsAssd Ths, alt, oush the nom ns'on fHor.o SEYMOUR
nsnocrsc, contended since as saed for him large
fusy Of the popular Suffrage at the recent Guosrosons
section when h name ives brought forward In opposition
the champion Of hose principles 10 the State sessture
sisp.y defested and the result Of this contest Is well
the pcpulsr vote for Consrenen In this Coua
csf the State generally conclusive evidence OF the hrm
snsbsken position OF the National Democracy. nowith
sene the eachey Of imbecile Administration and the
Pa hostility OF our ancient foes
Nsssrs King, Twenty first Ward Graham, Fit.
ksth W srd ard Clover Ninth Ward were ap-
pcnied Committee on Bylaws.
The Committee then adjourned to the second Tues
ts7 In March,
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NEW-.JE'RSEY ITEMS.

ESSEX COUNTY CoURTs.-PREsEsTMEsT OF TIE
GRAND jury The Grand Jury of Essex Couuty hss
found 90 Indictments altogether; and made the fol-
lowing preseDfment TO the Court on Wednesday:
LssEx OYER AND TEsaISEl February Term, lass
The oI.nd iay hes Leave 5s;pi, to Is1s.s place: .s
owhb they bsve believe the hspit Of ssliia
sdeDt 'pts thereby Encouraging idlenes crime sod mora
degradation without reedssnIns esture an apology
In reviewing their sbor Of the Inquest they would stste tina
.y.y occupied or the o. orsnsos directly
indirectly from this e.neai and soominsbs tr.e and hsv'
had occasion to h deep and appalling Interest ina fora
The Lao en,sbe evils resulting from are too we'll knownts
need sptulaton Courts Js Psss
Houses 0phsn Asyums and other Incidental
sou sc We would here t.as to ssi
and unqualified appreciation At tho recent de-
whes Of the people Of Bloomfield BY sntos iesnss f
The sale Of etc.e.ss liquor sod :.o The Com mon Co1nss
have rejected sPpe .on' for tho came pupos II.
city sDd county which bail with gratitude and thsatfuse
sDd tender those bodies respectively our 'scsre th,ss
can .aeetusy eradicate evil. arising from this dsrucve
Jury AARON PECK. Foremsa.
The STATE TREAsUnY.-The Joint Legislative
Committee he Account. Of the Trs;rre OF the STATE ~
the Treasury books the credit q the STATE amounting -
r.. H. to e: credit s school g1.S
and also deposited In sundry Bsnhs dr.''ed ~ law
Carson LEAGUE "A Carson League was organizes
In Trenton 90 Tuesday which about $500 900 we're po@pu
sucrbed for tie purpose Of preventing the Illegal 1sme
ueest spirs A public meeting was held last evening v
compete tho gsnlsstion-
DIED IN The CARs-Yesterday morning Mrs.
Cshsripe Murphy resdps in Broome st. New York disS %
couumuton bssT Bunswek while In the Ebiisdeipaa
train which arrived ct Jerssy City 81 0e,0sh she
ives returning hone 10 company with her soa nsunf esea
months FOR ths beoeht OF he< health sss.
f,Ins r,pdy for three weeh. past she =" conias
bo, 10 die Her con spoke her vbea near New brunc
wick snswsns he discovered that she Wa des1
ForRrH WARD ScHooL.-Tbe resolution pesssd
a. h. a, regular meeting Jersey City Commoa coaa
Ell spprop.tIG sstee to furnish the school tsass
the Fourth Ward has been approved BY the MAYOR.
Row IN KuM.SBoP.-Last evening . hght 60
Cured In d,insios house tnova - TIE sunlsss
Nsvuk sbove Grove s jersey City. oy Asthsw bxs1sJ
ssme dominoes said - be the csass Of the dmoasy
A mss named Robert T. Ewing vss badly beaten bfs1sl
and warrants for the arrest OF others we're ssa
By the Recorder.
SCHOOL, EIANIsArIoss The examinations OF tue
Coor,d DC in Jersey City yesterday cossd the srsmes
nss OF been 70 tbs fdesAs ef IL
sehoss sla complimentary TO their managers
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
vRsDAr, Feb. l5.-Ths MAJOR in the chair.


sTArE scHooL-AoSrrs.
Communication from the Secretary Of State, at
ABBEY, informing, pursuant to the provisions Of the
Of 1851 establishing Free Schools throughout the
Ea'e that the whole amount assessed upon the diff
Rent counties, cities, towns, kc., for 1855, Is
e,lo9, Cal sand tina. Of sad amount the sum
sas7il 6s has been spportioned to the City and
lues.
Report Of Committee on Annual Taxes, In favor of
Ssssc,iDg tai to various persons named Adopted.
sous bills for copying indexes SO, were presented
~ fefened-as was o bin Of Lewis & Blood.
sSktellers, Of S4Os so for law books furnished TO
I';stse Anderson, District Court.
| Petition Of Messrs Gregory, Davis and Ho vlsnd.
sssasors Of Nineteenth, Twenty drst and Twenty
xesd Wards, to bs refunded s73. paid for man
snas ard loss Of 9 days time. Referred.
Krras BRIDGE.
4 Communication vas received nom the Commis-
1w Of Repairs and Supplies, stating that King .
HaSs Tor Fordham Bridge soross the Hsrle0 River.
become % dilspidsted that it is unsafe to eross,
- hse, consequently, csused the plsnks 70 b
- o. By which It L. wholly impsssable, AID 70.
snsnding thst Q nov bridge DO built. Reformed
sPseiA eonnittss, oonsistinS Of Supsrvlsors HN-
~Aq, Aad c. Il. znoksr.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
THuRsDAr, Feb. IS -IsAAo o. BAkKtR, Esq,
Presideut in the Char


Prtsiden; il the Chsr.
PETITIONS REFERRED.
o. peror. bsvs the ne~ cy H.l erected on
Thr,, To- RIB st. h. R Hunters 'o., Of Ia.
Flhtush Eslroso
COMMUNICATIONS.
From the Coton AQpedur Department In re.ti1n the
orot ace Of Dec 80 l64 Referred Connittee Ofo
bsno,s
REPORTS ADOPTED.
To widen the .de~.is Of Unou-squsre fvs fe.t
To ssgn ia the Tomb. for the Of toe Property
Glen.
HYDRAST COMPANIES.
petition from the forsmen Of several rsoe and Hose
have the HJcTabt Computes eksaedhi ana TIE
thereof added Koxne AID doss Conptnies a.
lily dTsrt Companies considered unnseesuV Eefenei
THE INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION.
The Committee Finance 10 vof OF remittios the tares
Oh the lbrustl EsbbOs for 1883 amounting 90 g.
tie pres dton that The Association viii surrender to
The CITY q. and tile to The fgsns srouna tie sque
on which the Pslsc~ st-sds Adopted
POWERS TO THE MAYOR.
AID Williamson oss red r.so ution that the Mayor be
ina ofcs in the CITY CoverInen at ne when 10 Q
judfueLt, the public interests require such 1nstion
Adopted.
NEWSPAPERS
resolution eoDcured IN 70 subscrbe for papers for the
Clsiss Cfh,e.
REPORTS ADOPTED.
To psos snail iron CATS the Of sayvsssnt
To favor Of deetbs the Council tbs Corporation
hDs tb- Common Council raise money from time to
by the issus OF honos for the building OF City Hall To
build engine for Company No 81
sTATIOsERY.
resolution adopted By the Councilman. authorizing the
Ceik the Common Council to furnish the station
the Members Of the Common Council lost for
Of CONSTITUTE ,nal vote.
The Board adjourned to Monday.
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DESCENT UPON LOTTERY ESTAB
LISHMENT-SEIZUR OF TICKETS.

The Police yesterday made descent upon the
premises Of q firm known a. Dashan & Co., doing
business at No. 1876 Broadway, who are charged BY
German named Charles Cruz with selling lottery pol
ice. Tho complaint was made . few days since be-
fore Justice Welsh who issued warrant for the ar
rest Of the parties concerned and Officers De Binder
and Campbell have since then been on the alert for
them bu, they probably beard Of the issuing OF the
warrant and have left the City. The officers found
their place in charge Of female, who refused them
adm trance. They then broke into l. and secured
about loo. 900 of their tickets, oroalsrs. schemes
& o.. together with large number Of letters and
other pspers Sufficient in al to ill an ordinary cart
In the circulars the distribution is announced to take
Mace on the 10th Of March next, and great variety
Of property IL, they say to BE- distributed BY lot.
The officers learned to their sstisfscton that Dssh III
& Co.-n such Srm exists, Of which there seems 70
Be considerable doubt--never intended giving any
thing for the money they received except the lottery
tckets; and further, that they have for some nme
post been receiving daily large sums OF money from
their ssents-these sums sometimes reaching H. IN
one day. Their agents are Cleveland, Suydam q
Co, who occupy Office In the same building, ana
neither Of thess men can b found. IL 10 farther
stated that Dsshal Co have realized eloo. 900 out
Of the operation. and thss after they had received
$500 more, hey were to dssamp with tAef plsa-
der. The Police the look out for them, but 1t
y doubtful whether hey win succeed in capturing
then.
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LAW LNTELLIGENCE.
SUPERIOR C0URT-Feb I-Before Judss Boswossn
SUIT FOR DAMAGES.


Colvel sp9rr.ns sst Hssds Levy.
To recover dsmsges-sun placed at slxge snosn
for refusipS supply psiatss with ssssn
for thar al and Srsa factory, No. i7s ofsnsS i''
q riding 10 Agreement 90. .f.stnr-
Ia reply ssa..h ssss that thsy ..ts ss's a, - -.
ers nd @ pied naoss Of cellar Of s.id 20
No III sad tbe loftl Of said bsi1n -pssuss
psrt OF the cellar sad The first noos Of Nc S.S .sa
ery Of defend = 4 IL the ofl vss drives sens ~.
thfoush tbe ssid rot .tory oeospsd By 80 =
shst nIstra, vitbout right psrusssoe 81 ..s 10
Il Soor Of ssA hIs sssy end eonnsee -
The sbsN IN tbs cellar dsfss1snn 80 ssSv -ssrss1
be, s,s.n spsne directly under 'sa o ~ ssy.. a. 49,
,S, ,oSt a. less. sir power insssse ~ ~
Ss .s.ed sor easing .:e.:;ry ssss, t.s.s1
,vn vo,ks In the lofs 70 - ssss -
is.aasn s,S., 20 oss,te de stesi vsas sss
81. a ~ .,her msehspsry By which the nsn - 80
s s' asss rhsrs csa bed Leests1 .: aess
"a 90 fbsy coaN sttseh pane " ~
S,a~S ~ cir ssa Story ne seS tesssey 49, -
81 ~ - = = ssA thsessh he FRS. s.ey 81 Ss
80 49, % pslstfs the qssay Of stsaH 49, -
-: ~ spSs b.. tA.y ssfss:l ts ,ssslvsM
10 n sstiiss shs ksass y Tie asor nssassse
ssss.S ssIy asissa.ss Z an s.a .sss' $500 -, ~
- thsir wses; a,ss. v takiss more stse1 ~ ~
s,,.I !. snd he sssss 4 tbs SssL They ei,nsS -:
.essI sf bssss Hss pasisuss ths sssss ere 49, ~
+ Ierrs sossss ~ psists u tsf.ee 80 -
nsssa N sskss ssss M sass. ~ . ''s''" wv"
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AMERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.

IhD Society beld its regular weekly meeting at the
ssvYork University, last evening, the Rev. DR..
aiwKs in the chair Notwithstanding the inclemency
'shs weather. large number Of ladies and gentle
ssn were present
Mr.. DisruRSKLL gave an interesting sketch Of the
svly published maps Of the various protected routes
~ railroad to the Pacific
Rev DR. HAWKS read paper by Miss Cornell on
isat Gibbons exploring expedition on the Amazon
eyr a, d tibutsries. The paper was an able synop-
y Of Mat book Of travel, and elected no little ap-
A,ass.
Tbe thanks Of the Society were voted Miss Cornell,
aad DR.. Hawks, in ia y words, deloately delivered
nsn TO the iair recipient
he sext meeting will take place on the evening Of
friday, the 23d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-16

The Carlisle Light Guard gave their Tenth Annual
Bah on Wednesday evening at the Chinese Assem-
bly, Rooms, and, although the weather was very in
clement, there were about six hundred present The
music, by Skeletons Brass Band. and the supper by
Mr.. Bell. were excellent. This military sompany
was organized about two years ago, by John Wildey,
its present captain, and is one Of the bestequpped
and disciplined in the City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-16
(By Telegraph
THE SCHOONER MARIA EWETr ASHORE.

LONG BRANCH, Thursday, Feb. Is, 1855.
The schooner Maria Jewett, Capt. Penny, from
Gonave., went ashore near the wreck Of the New
Era, on Deal Beach last night She is high up. The
captain and crew are safe. She belongs to NJ. NJ.
Freeman l. Co., Of New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-16

DISCHARGE or CLOSE, THE PRIVATE WArcHMAS,
CHARGED BvRGLARy.-The exsminstion OF Piivsts
Wstchmsu which been IN progress for several dsys
past tsre Juses Boswell charge OF burslsrous'y en-
terri srocery Of Mr. Smith, brought 70 oose
s,I psbt aud acqus Tho ehsrscer OF the
CLERK be Of tho best and hh tes
uony was doubtful he m,ststss
to the Identity Of MI Close whose character proved ssed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-16

REAL LIFE-SIZE.-The real life-si,e Pho
roGEarHs. msde really and fuhed
done BY Roof 10 Ss Bro.d~,y. Of franhltn -
Persons having ordinary Dazaereotypes have
OF westaGr