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90 South Fourth street, have on hand
. large assortment Of PATENT SALAMAN-
DER FIRE and THIEF PROOF SAFES,
Bank Vaults andsIron Doors for Banks and
stores.
S31k STREET, BALTIMORE
III &t-EvANS s. WATSON'S
{f11 44Hs22s2t&& TRIUMPHANT
&1s@s - MESSRS. E. & T.
@4kS4k39 FAIRBANKS & Co..
Conference.-The take much pleasure in rec.
ommendins your FIRE PROOF SAFES 10
merchants aud others, who may desire 10
purchase, with a view 10 the preservation Of
their Books and other valuables. The Safe
we purchased Of you, tRd manufactured by
EVANS & WATSON, of Philadelphia, Pa,
remained in the fire at 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 thou sand
pounds of rags and ropes, and other articles
OF a highly combusuble nature. We had
the Safe opened after the fire had ceased
and found our books and papers preserved in
perfect order. No. 1l6 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: lsAAc,
No. 81 Light street wharf, Baltimore
BALrrMoRE, MD, May II, 1854.
MEssRs f. g. T. FAIRBANKS s. Co.-Gen-
tlemen lit gives us much pleasure TO bear
testimony 10 the excellence of your Fire
Proof Sales. The one | purchased of you,
manufactured by Messers. 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 18th inst, al No. iI6 Light
street wharf. B. F. WILLIS.
BALTIMORE Mp, May II, 1854.
Patent Slate Refriecra,ors, Seal and Letter
Copying Presses, Fairbanks Platform and
Counief. Scales.
Sole Aeency for Butterworlh's, B%etiley's
Yales' aud Homes Patent Powder Proof Bank
Locks.
Below are the names Of a few gentlemen
and Public Insli!ulors who have our Safes,
in use. Hundreds more can be given
Farmers g. Mechanics Bank Philadelphia
10 Safes:
u. s.. Mint,
U. s, Arsenal, Eve Safes California > in
Philadelphia.
Stale Treasurer Trenton, N. ].
Penn'a. r. r, Co, Phila'd., 2 Safes.
Philadelphia Wilmington & Baltimore R.
R. Co, Philadelphia.
Locust Mountain Coal s. Iron Co, -"
Coal Run Improvement & r. X. Co, "
Bell Garre,son & Co. Bankers, Hunting
don, Pa,
Bell, Smith g. Co., Bankers, Johnslown
Pa,
Bryan, Gardner. g., Altoona, Pa.
Can "A II MiIann lnntinudo. pa
McKelvy, Neal g. Co.; Bloomsbuigt
Geo. Weaver, do
Caleb Barton. do
Philadelphia, August 81 IS54-Ir.
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Tx MAS BUTLER,
No. I South Seuenh Street,
ELPHIA :

Manufacturer of strong Tinware, Copper,
W. Tin and Zinc Bathing Tubs, Bathing
Pans. and every kind of batning appa ralus.
Also deed and paper boxes.
Prompt attention given TO ordered work,
and goods carefully iorwpIeed on orders.
Philadelphia, August 18th, 1854.
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AyE@E~ UaEnASG g
GREAT
HIRAM w. THORNTON
Il has taken the store lately kept by J. s.
Steiner. on Main ST., Bloomsbury and offers
rare bar gains TO the purchasing public. The
present stock he offers for the "dimeso at
prices not averaging above FIRST COST,
and he is now engaged in replenishing the
stock from the city with a
Fresh Assortment Of all Goods
desirable for winter and spring. He has ev-
cry kind of Ladies' dress goods, such as
silks, Merinoes, Delaines, debaze, Coburg
cloths and Glnghams of every style aud
price. Among his while goods are embroi-
d%eries, laces, dress trimmings, haudker.
chiefs and fine muslins.
OF STAPLE DRY GOODS,
he has bleached and brown muslins, checLs,
table diapers, f%lannels, tlckings, Manchester
and Lancaster Ginghams, crash and linens OF
all kinds, cloths cassimeres, vestings, cotton
ade and linen for pants, hosiery and gloves,
boots and shoes for ladies', men, missss
boys and children,
Hats and Caps,
Glassware, Q~ueensware, crockery ware, hard
ware, Groceries, Sugar, Molasses, Coffee,
Tea, Rice, Spices, tobacco, candles, and ia
short, every ahicle usually kept in a couu.
try store, al the lowest prices. ~ County
produce taken in exchange for goods.
January IS, 1855.
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The Pennsylvania Form Book

Il See. Kay & Brothers. Catalogue of
Law Publications for particulars:
II Orders or letters of inquiry rom the
country promptly attended 10
August 18th, 1854.-1y
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go BOOKS!
JOSEPH SWAETZ

HAS just opened a new lot of Books, Cap,
IL letter and mole paper, portfolios Sc,
which he will sell at the lowest prices at the
Bloomsbury Book Store. he has The Stand
ard School Books, and a variety of the most
desirable historical, religious, scientific pub
licStions of the day. He has also a stock of
the
U3oG31 S@voQGs,
Blank books, Bibles, and Religious works.
A number OF
GOOD VIOLINS,
a stock of jewelry; and an assortment of
canes, lam ps, tops, peyiamery, confecliona-
EBr He will furnish at short notice any
work that may be desired and ordered.
Bloomsbury, October 18th 1854.
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KAY & 4,

CHesfaW street, East SIDE.
PHtLAD
70 ESPECTFULLY 10 the Pro
- fession and Students at Law, that they
keep always on hand a well selected stock
OF Law Books comprising the best Treati-
SEES extant in every department of law, which
they will sell sell as cheap, il not cheaper,
lhac any other house in this city or New
York. Being The publishers of several val.
liable works, they are possessed of such Ia
ciliiies in obtaining their stock as 10 enable
them TO sell their books at very low prices.
KAY g. BROTHER have the agency for
the sale of Harris Pennsylvania State Re-
ports, for the eastern counties of tie State.
KAY & BROTHER, PUBLISH
!. Purdon's Digest of the Laws of Penn
%sylvania, from 100 10 1854, by
Stroud and Brightly, new and sth edi-
ton, in ono convenient volume, 8yo.
Price $500.
Q. Sergeant & Rawle's Supreme Cour,
Reports. II vols.
8. Penrose & Watts Supreme Court Re.
a. Watts do do 10 vols,
5. & Sergeants' do do 9 vols,
6. Harris State Reports, 8 vols.
Z. Brigbtly's fisi Prius Reports, vol.
8. Niles Reports Of the Disinic, Court OF
Philadelphia, 2 vols.
9. Baldwins'U. S. Circuit Court Reports,
vol.
10. Chief Justice Marshalps Circuit Curto
Decisions, . vols.
II. Sergeant on the Land Laws, of Penn'a,
vol.
IL. Sergeant on Foreign Attachment in
Penn'a, 1 vol.
10. Sergeant on the Lien Law of Penn'a,
vol.
IA. Duane on the Law of Landlord & Ten.
ant, l vol.
Is. Duane on the Road Lays in Penn'a.
vol.
I6. Brightly on the Law Of Costs, 1 vol.
IT. Graydon's Forms-new ard 4lh edi-
ton, l vol.
10. Hood on the Law of Executors, l vol.
ls. Roberts Digest Of British statues in
force n PennsFlvania-2d edition,
vol.
20. Smith g. Reeds Laws of Pennsylvania,
commencing 14th Oct. 100, 10vols-
The Sih, sth and 10Th volumes SOLE
separately.
81. Pamphlet Laws.-The complete acts
of the General Assembly of Pennsyl.
vania, from the year 1900 10 the pres
ent time. in al vols. Complete sets,
of the Pamphlet Laws are very scarce.
%. Whartons Precedents Indictments,
vol.
"a. Morris on the Law of Replevin in the
Uniled States, l vol.
1852 BY F. C. Brightly ESQ., vol.
&c. Troubat on the Law of Limited Part
nefship in the United States, l vol.
81. Troubat and Hays Practice, new and
third edition In 2 thick volumes 8
vo, of over 1900 pages.
JUST PUBLISHED,
%. Wharton's American Criminal Law
new and Sd edition, 1 vol. Svo.
25. Binns' Justice-new and 9th edition,
1855, by F. C. Brightly, ESQ / vol.
Wharton on the American Law OF Homi-
eide, with Reports of Cases.. 1 vol.
royal svo.
%. Brighily's PGrdon's Annual Digest for
1854, price so cents.
IN PREPARATION.
Wharton and STILES American Medical Ju-
r%lsprudence. l vol. royal 8 vo.
royal Svo.
Burton's Compendium OF the Law of Real
Property, with copious American An.
notatlons, 1 vol. royal 8vo.
A new Digest of the Laws Of the United
States, on the plan of Purdon's Di.
gest of 1853, 1 vol. imperial 8 vo.
SergeaGls' Mechanics Lien Law, new edi-
lion.
The Pennsylvania Form Book
IL See. Kay & Brothers. Catalogue of
Law Publications for particulars:
II Orders or letters of inquiry rom the
promptly attended 10
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GREAT FIRE LIGHT
BALTIMORE
-SALAMADER SAFES
EVANS s. WATSON'S
,TRIUM PLANT
= MESSRS. e. & T.
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HAT their hearts will trob with ouSckcaea rnsasious a.
patriotic State and nSnonA kndeR Res, assured that
they feel and mast fe a lofty and commercially
pride ia the military anqnexsionea per
snnsl heresn Of Andrew jackson hesitate not 10 sAy
sir that this fceag has contributed in no small eere
tbe fun development of that chivarc sentiment which
has characterized the volunteer troops OF Tnneee
when fheir county has demanded their services 10 the
heid
Allow ne 10 say, sir thai for near twenty years have
held position Of antagoBism iess those Who
have claimed ba the estecs political friends Of General
Jackson and ia that State contests have been sharp
animated, and Continuous, through that long period
mention this merely By way o. suggesting that the seni
which have given afteranoe expressed with
the more freedom from al undue partiay on bias TheY
are sentiments snch | tee that 40 native Tsnnss-
sean, and | trast citizen ~ any other Stafs
in our gioricus constituency, fa cordially and
heartily 10 respond TO- They should ce held IA
by the whole American people for this very sword
CLEANED that memorable battlefield Of which every
citizen Of the Union is sty proud and which has
qaesfonabiy given worldwide fame American
prowess than any other single battlefield which has
eulbazoned the bright annals OF American warfare Let
the sword be preserved sransaiited carefully 10
poseraty let II be deposited along with the sword
csmpches, Of Washington, and the staff aud printing
press OF Franklin among the most precious rrics of
grateful country and cared for high incxn
tives 10 the honorable ambition Of American yoath,
long Liberty shall have home the Union these
States an existence among the nations Of the earth
But, sir, ] Will here pause will not dwell upon
theme which has already enlarged upon by Others
with rnnch ability thsn possess viii trespass
upon the valuable time Of the Honse only for
longer cannot in jnstice my feelings withheld
brief alinson Gen Robert Armstrong, whose
family this present received. He my ncighh0r and
personal friend The confidence which Gen Jackson who
knew him long and well reposed in the sterling quail
itiss of bis heart and head itself sufficient eulogy
curing no aid from anything offer | must how
ever sHy that held ham be of The bravesi
Fnagnannous, aud truly knd-hearted it
my good fortune personally 10 know
In conclusion need hardly add that take for grant
ed the resolution w be sanctioned only unanimously
but with The most cheerful aaery, by every American
representative.
Mr. BENTON followed HE speech has not been fur
uished bat will lie given hereafter
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Tmpousa asrasgsseais for ssauesyssat eA"sss 9 snAea
QUE late completion the Central railroad
BALTIMORE Ohio railroad portions Of The Vest
tand Noh and souih~et ts greatly increased I'D
through On ahd amer Mon
day, November 81, 1854 The uaus will bs oo@s;
ron THRoueH PASSENGERS.
say abe mail
uatn Camden instead OF oclock AZ
hsrrtor eHcept SUNDAY ana striving al wheeling al ~
a as hsreoare and running Ghrosea 10 herns
hours reaching there ~ 23 This train vii stop al wash
Ionn Run Cumberland fiednons kow'rspnfs, New
Farmingon, and Moancsvlv only ior
wood and bai these trains make prompt and
regular connection With te carr al he SsuuA 10
bridge Newark Eoluhus Cincnuan Louisville, Day
toa sansuk Tocdo DeIro Inaanspcs, Chicago 81 Louis
baltimore by The mail tram w reach cn
euns fos ainpef days express they
there y the nl being kept oat one night on e route p
Ciepe
land Pbu railroad all when the Ohio - nasigabe
fr between Wheeling and Wvsye, by leaving banoc
In the mail train All, a.
Returning Wheeling foowss The
80 reaching Baltimore 50 The mail train
al III 45 p m, reaching Baltimore a. 7, p ns
Through eke boat from Wheeling fu Cincinnati Madison
Louisville, 81 Louis and other cs wall be sod Al All unes
vi stage d will admit.
Through Baltimore and Washington ard oil the
cities and towns in be West aod al DE uche ONCE
OF The company.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS,
The na leaving Camden station, will take o
The stopping places Returning
Wheeling II as midnight Cumberland AT 10 Is and AZ
nj Baltimore Z, .. IN. #a
paees daily tencep sunday) arriving
Frederick se Returning, 3i leave Frederek AT .,
arriving Baltimore q, ~ ~,
Tse Llcous Mills accommodation win be daily (sreem
EundaAs,) follows.
Leave Camden STATION a Gas M, and }, p.
Leave Eieous Mills al 90 a m, and 80 p
Dec l4-du
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IoHs v. sNiDER dsnlcr rn.r oa-esiahshed
a. sniae Walnut -four
be supplied
and . accommodating terms
sNlsER, ~
onc
of houses EH-
rope upwards;
Nanrssn suis~r of HIS friends nnc
former cs~iomrrs
All wines delivered wsshpsan eiy W "Adamss Express
free of freight
tune a--Sty
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+ 7. ~ !. lrdf1 as foa0u@s
FAVE daily, except sunday, and 81, m, and and g.
IL m.
On SUNDAY, al o. A. m, hnd ;, >
Leave Baltimore i and y, a. and nsd 8, m.
On sunday al At, and s. p, IN.
Baltimore and Ohio railroad the Wes
are by trai leaving 6, u. ana g. m.
For Philadelphia and New York al and en-, and
For Annapolis, al sk, m, and 5, p m.
For Norfolk al B. { ~ 81
T. n. PARSONS, Agent
Particular the requiring responsible
person color
Dec I5-dG
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Minnesota !-ntnne I'M MinnesotnI
HENRY MyKENTY,
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE,
Office, Old Post Office Budding, Third street,
4.
Land bought ard sold hroug Territory Money
Investments best
land warrants located
REFERENCES
Minnesota.
Gov. w. A. German,
Hon w. IA. Weich, chief Justice of Minnesota
Hon IA. NJ. Rice, delegate Congress,
Rice, HoiinEshend * Becker,
Messrs. BorHp 4 0akes bankers,
]. T. Rosser, secretary Of the Territory.
Ames 4 Van Eficn, attorneys nj law,
Rev. IT, M Fullerton, register Uned land Office,
Wm. H. Hoicomse, recsrver United States land Office,
i. r. Manu. NJ D.
Gilbert Davis esa.,
Daniel Lnrfi., F. ...
Captain A. DeTeyser,
Msssrs. g. Thompson Nephew,
WiiinmH h. GDi0n
. philadelphia.
Joseph Patterson, eaq, president Of Western Bank.
Messfs. prers * Co., bankers,
{" r. Tsylofh Co,
Freed, Ward, Freed,
Bingham 81 Dock
@ serS, James Ii Co.,
81 Bailey " +.
Edward Hurst, esq, notary public,
H. MesscbnfE, Attorney law,
James Kitchen, M. D.,
William stoRvrr, eco.
ksu Orleans.
Messrs Brown, johnson, q Co., bankers.
yiakssmg.
Messn Brown Johnson, bankers.
$4,000 of land wanted.
Feb li--dSw2ms
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TILE ARr UNION OF LONDON.

PGr for sAs Current Fear.
TUE list is open, and every subscriber Of s5
L ntied
l. An pression Of plate, by ]. T. Wiimoe A. r. from
u. ongnAl picture by J. j. Chaon H. A., Water Parry ~
H. volume containing thirty
lrcia from Lord Ryron's poem OF Cbiide
III. The ehance prYes allotted al
The general meeting In April, which win include
The fiom one
the pubic erhAbl0us.
sauettes bronze Of Her Majesty Horseback by r. Thorn
syersa
SON. The enry ~ the Duke OF Wellington into Msdrdn
siatueites in Porcelain Paran.
Proof impressions ~ a by H.
the orrnai picture ny W. r n A., Three Bows
from Mofsres a Bourgeois Genriihemme.w
Honorary secretaries for Washington Taylor Maury
po"Asehets- July -
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frHoCoLaTE, Coeo~, and ssrosna-- w. HAfSEn coz
" cnocusiss. sud srnns
premiuns awarded BY chief
Gnion Br ~ MI bs ptipcrn ervcerre IA
unissd Sistss ~nd ~ their sgerias
Vsssy Murray Ycst Grant xna T~elis, Fhilaaephs
" kenpe Dsdisys Cincinnati
s,ssps a. IA. Ho~ei, Georxssown, ~ G. - -.
WALTER BAKER, h Co,
Aps-dly Dorchester. Mrss-
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ships will be accountable for gold,
bu,on specie, eslry metals, bills
signed therefor and the value thereof therein expressed
iT-dd
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Rsa<HSxAs. 81 visgtsiA siz Per Cent Dsss-
HE hodsu Of NE following esEiaea,es of seia sard b. s
Virginia, 9Th OF March lss4,
and afterwards within prlod exceeding htsn VIII
thst tAx 81 i.s snHa~s s created s
Virginia. passta se aoh dss u
fes viii proceed fe nrst day VI April, less,
treasury of
aforesaid The bders Of said certificates eqsTed The sd
day o Ap surrender The a the once Of The second
snd, surrendered TIE thereon viii
cease q
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Ths psrscs s,~. ~~ s-ss
psynons he Subscription ~ nsAss ss sdvxses
fssant moars pa.
which ~ili be paAe BY ssnaoa y a.
transmission
Ths COUNTRY PAFER = puAllskrd aasiss
s1sns - 1nasfesss ana seani daring
sua~crFsasas os ses.a Ghxns y~~ BE-
trflss Fses~ruaee3 the saes. rssSs.
W~f5-fHAsfEas s~snasases as~ss~
send'nF viss DsiLs So es1aos~1s pvs
sse~enserss ~s - ~in
eogy syaaas.
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WAsHSeroy February III 1855.
DHAR sR short time before the death 81 Cen Jack
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The New York and Liverpool United States
Mail Steamers

These ships having been buli by contract "a
yreszy for service, bns brr
CONSTRUCTION also iho
- strength and speed and their accopnto
uneqnaed for eieesnce and souoi
passage from New York 10 Liverpool "a a@Fi cabin,
Exclusive
From verpool New York 30 and 20 guBeas
experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No he secured until paid for.
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Cromwelrs Baltimore Steamship Line between
BaltimOre. New York. and Boston.

NJ tii despatch daily York
" and twice week from Boston Baltimore
n
Tins line affords unequaed facilities Of the
District Of Columbia The agents eiiher poin viii
and through b OF adins Ws.hxon
freight and Applications freifn,
promptly attended 10 by the following agents;
A. c. HALL,
81 Exchange Place, Baltimore.
II. ID. CROMWELL.
Corner washington and Albany ".
JN0. w. sCHANK,
Jan l1--osm Foot Of lndfa wharf
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. SO Wall street, n \
Brown, SHtPI4Ey CO.,
liverEtE,
G.. ROBERTS Il CO,
i3 Kings Arms Yard l.opaou
B. 9. WAlNW RIGHT Co.,
GEO III DRAPER Huyre.
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70. 4. 3. ?. NIcHoLsoE.
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The PRESIDENT pro seB. LAID before the Senate
sage from the President of the United States communi-
eating in compliance with resolution Of the Senate u the
10th Instant report of the Secretary Of the Navy trans
hitting copies OF the orders issued by the Navy Depart
rent 10 the officer in command of the home squadron In
pursuance Of which the United States sooo Yar Albany
was ordered on her cruise Carhagena and Aspin-
wall Sc also OF the orders given by such officer 70 Com
ander Gerry proceed that cruise which read
and on motion by Mr. W Filler II laid on the table
and ordered to be printed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-18
From tie Albany Journal, AprR II

THE NEW YORK PRoHIBIToRY LIQUOR Law
The act, which has this day become law, in res
prr to the sale OF intoxicating liquor in this State
viii be found on our first page, in full We give
here summary of its provisions.
Intoxicating liquor ia any shape, must not be
sold or kept for SALE except by regularly Authorz-
ed persons for manufacturing medicinal and sac
ramental purposes
It must not be given away, nor kept at all, except
IN dwelling houses not connected with any shop or
place Of amusement in churches, in manufactures,
and in actual transportation.
Any person may be authorized TO sell for the
above purposes, provided he does not use liquor as
beverage, is an eector, is not interested In any
shop boat or place of entertainment can prove
good moral character, and give 81 000 security not
to sell for any other purposes. he must sell only
to persons over II years old, whom he has reason
to believe will it for of the above purposes
He must keep list of his sales which he must f1le
and swear to, in the county clerks Office, every
month. This list is to be open for public exanina-
foreits all his stock of liquor, is fined from $50 to
$3.50, and may be imprisoned thirty daye.
All county, city, police and justices courts have
cognizance Of cases under the act
On complaint and on a warrant suspected places
may be searched, but no private dwelling house
can be, unless the owner has been convicted of
selling liquor in it, within the previous year.
When liquor is seized, notice must be given to
the owner If not adjudged forfeited it Il be re.
turned to him. If a6udged forfeited, it will be de-
stroyed, and the vessels containing it sold.
Persons summoned as witnessed, who refuse to
testify, win be sent TO jail. Persons becoming in
toxicsted in taverns groceries or the street. will be
fined $40, besides being made sotestify where they