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Leaves FRIDAY. 10Th inst at IS p NJ
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND
49, - ST. Louis Packet-For ST. Louis, Cairo Memphis
L#sSss New Madrid, Memphis aud all intermediate land.
zngs-The fine and light draft regular passenger
packet Gladiator j. KiinefeIter master Win
leave above For ffeigltor passage apply on board
ieas Adyertising Agent.
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Sbippill yutlllWtafe.
,,.....j g.. f,v,, on. No. 10 Camp Street.
n esslsy MoTninTs june -. isso.

sss. 81 a Z ss.s s sssss d lsse
eHsares r esteraay.
sbip f,tplan snlss, for Bos ton, 6 " Hynson &cs
Rs West Indian, Thompson a. Sen nasaSa Lesparr,
Arxtvea YessertaA -
siearpship 0riyaba, Place mn Ind. anola via Gal
yeston to Harris Berwick bay
snip American Union, Lincoln, 50 az, fIa Phila-
9delphias 20 c Soria-2d dist, ~. -, 49,,
Ship Walter Lord. Perkins, I'm London a. ofii lVtfi,
ID ballast. I'd mazter lst dist &c.,.
Ship Asia, Duncan, from Hayre, IN ballast, TO
! B Ashbridgs q Nephew. LIST dist, g;
Shin Chns s Pennel MelcAer, Q days fm Mobile, In
ballast, Is Baxter, Lowell &co--lst dist IS.
Ship Lemuel Dyer, Fairfewi, FIN Havre 2lst April
til @ Ssgory -sd dist, 40
Bark Fanny Ealer. Lodge, I'M Bordeaux April nth.
Brem bark Edmunds WessHan, FIN Bremerk,ayen
April 9Th, 10 master --4th dist, SO.
Brit bark Patriot Hodgson, I'm Palermo April 10th,
to Gregorio 4 Howland-2 I'd dist. 2s.
Schr Kate j. Field, Robbins, Is days I'm phiadel-
phis, III U w Hynson aco- Powderhouse
Schr Araminta, Hh son. 10 days FIN Rnatan Island,
TO B TFamontana &co-2d dist, l6-
Schr Lizale Afezick, Jo,nson, days I'm Pensacola,
sehr G Knapp, Webher, M Pensacola, to master,
steamboats,. II f.
0seeola, Walker. FIN shreveport. Is
Florida, Myers. I'm Mobile.
California, Hopkins, I'm M0biley6f Coast.
Empire Parish, Vincent. I'm he.
Music, Dugas, I'm Donaids8Sna the Passes
Towboat Vim b Webb, LEACH The 18th inst, ship
towed down and to sEman and brig John
Detroit, bark A III up ships American Z
Hathaway haf Lord, bark Fanny Ealer. I
Union and 2Espman, fIn the Passes -t.,wed
Iowboat Baltic sea on the 18th inst ships Cam
down yRntiand, bark Delphos and sehr p
briae fling brought up ships Asia and Chas
xennelI, bark Edmund and schr Arauiinta.
Il s6at g Vanderbilt, Wright, from ths Passes
fps towed down and to sea on the I'D inst /
ship Guttenhurg brought up ship Lemuel
Dyer, bark Patriot and schr Kata n Field.
Below---ComingU Up.
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APIIonoTable consei de VILE la NouveIe ORLEANS:
MI ESSIEURS--Les soussiSnes proprIetnf-
Iva sur III Benville, partr dc Ia III esea
qua des ReInpar pren honora
BILE commencement Particle 10 Noayee Charte
Ia rie dc fare yendre apres ours journal
ocie contra paaage perrcs de
Beaye apartir de Ia de Ia vee nsqua Ia Rem
parts clever les banques dos deux les
pierrea plates.
lie travail deyra ft dapres specifications yoyer.
O. Whitney, "A piedB.
j. w. Zachaiie 81
j. Montfort e
Aug. Henderson & Gaines,
Francisco Marquee AZ
Gyprien Dnfonf, 50
"A. R. Clagne, IS
CHAS. CLAIBORNE,
Az lawSw SecretHirs dn Board des Aldermen
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ssss''ss, = = JAZZ 4. HOPKINS,
M lawsw seefetaire do Bureau dos Asst Aldermen
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10 the Honorable the Common Council
Of the City or New Orleans:
GENTLEMEN-The undersigned owners
~ OF property fronting ST. Peter the
Msras street, most respectfully petition your honorable body
agtseaby 10 Section l20 or the New City Charter SELL
Public auction, after ten days notice In the official Journal
contract for paving with blocks street. the
fsee Maras street. and for raising the sidewalks
Sides and paving the with Gag stones.
The whole work 70 be performed in conformity with the
specifications Of the City Surveyor.
I. Pelann, InefeetZ##
r.. Dnrand, IS
H. Gally, Ion
III. l.. Pere, al
Pro Mrs. de Pontalba, II. Fey-
chaud Agent $40
Dennis Crenan, f2s
L. T. Forstall, Is
CHAS. CLAIBORNE
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shin orplSan; ssnlsh for Bos ton, g " Hynson wee
1sljr West Indian, Thompson. Ior Havana,
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FOR LOUISVILLE THE FINE
. 01Q regular passenger packet WoodfOrai Moses
Erwin, master, will leave New Orleans for Louis
.evie as follows 75~g77
sATuRpAY, Jane aoth, at Pm.
MONDAY. July 10th P. NJ.
i FL 49, WEDNESDAY, August l. 1T S p Nj
Passengers and shippers rely the above arrangements
vIRGINIUs 9. DENTzEL,
AS Advertising Agent
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a9.ll s4iAE.4 l.ElI lla1ss =
IN S5kS74 Nij rs &9Sas 5sks :
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sHERTFFpS SALES.

TnolsIRMr Coup De nlsrnicr} JOHN II MOORE va PHI.
- de IA Noavee Orleans ] LIP Nick ENNA-Eo 1850
HIN VERTU dun writ de 6erf hlcias, a
- moi addresss par IIonorahe Troisiemc Conr District
Dc "a dams aerc cidessas ie procedeai e
LuNDI, do Juliet 1860 IL heures NJ, eux cI
upres dssgn6s, d NATURALIZATION de- sl5sE+la1
La balance dn ALL du magasn stue Baonne No 81,
entire cecs dc Unon Per1ido Premier District
cette VILE expirant e Ter proclaim S6 aison
de $40 mofs payables mensnelenent fin
Sase dams pafsire ci.dessus
CONDITIONS acquereur placement lover
6chsance. ct Ia balance p,ix DISQUALIFICATION 81 en-
await, compliant, moment de REHABILITATION
H. r. PARKER
Shfrif de In nrofss Il i(lrISar
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Meafx0randa.

BOSTON-per ship Orphan Il9 hhds tabacco
II5I bales cotton 40 do wool 500 sacks cotton seed
I5o scks nuts 800 seeks 1888 pigs lead LAP bbls
oil 44 ibis whisky 354 bbs rosin l66 bbls molasses
l2e rolls leather 9l9 dry hides Al bdls hides 40
pkgs mdse.
HAVANA Per brig West Indian 4000 scks
corn 100 seeks bran 100 plewH 50 coils rope 200
bbls potatoes.
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Fl
Secretary Of the Board of Aldermen.
Honorable Consell Dc Vile de la gpnveile.
NHESSIEURSALes soussf xues proprfetn fres
lyl la ST. Pierre. partir 1eveo usqua
Ia Maafs prcnt respecteensee honorable corps
daecord u secon 10 de y Nonveie Chse de II se az
tAe yendre Fencan apres dix iours davis journal
eAieil ie eontrat pees es Ma
rails pour banquetes eaque cote ct payer les
dites banquettes perree plates.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-17

The House of Delegates passed an order on the
I'd inst. directing the STATES ATTORNEY of Balt-
more city to inform it of ''the amount received by
''him as fees of his Office from the Register and
Sheriff of Baltimore city and from all other
Sources during the years 1856, '57, '58 and
$3.50 respectively" Had we not expressed, over
and over again, our decided opinions about Mr..
WHITNEY's official conduct, We should have
thought it very extraordinary that such an order
was necessary to enable that body to obtain the
desired intormation for it could not be ignorant
Of his receipts unless he has been guilty of a fla
grant and diseraceful neglect of duty. 1t was to
prevent the necessity of such inquiries as the Lee
gislaure has been forced 10 institute that the first
section OF the tenth article of the Constitution was
adopted, and as its provisions are uuquestionaby
applicable to the STATES ATTORNEY, we are bound
under existing circumstances, TO suppose that he
has deliberately disobeyed them. The first half
of the section reads thus:
Livery officer of this State the Governor excepted the
entire amount of whose pay compensation received for
the discharge of his official duties shall exceed the yearly
Of three thousand dollars shall keep book in which
shall be entered of money received by
him his account payment compensation for his
performance of official duties copy Of which entries in
said book verified by the oath of the officer by whom it is
directed to be kept shall be returned yearly Tea
of the State for his inspection and that of the
eral Assembly of Maryland
1t is difficult to realize the fact that, in defiance
of this plain requirement of law, Mr. WHITNEY
has refused to keep such accounts as are above
described, or to return them yearly to the Treas
urer. If ne has in this particular violated the
instrument he swore faithfully to observe, we
have only to look to the account he.has now rem
dered TO discover the cause of his unwilIineness
to comply with his obligations. This statement
is neither comprehensive nor satisfactory, but it
contains one or two items which convict him of a
urther breach Of trust, ifnot of something worse
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BALTIMORE.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1850

Our usual Weekly Review of the Baltimore mar
kets, printed on letter sheet, will be ready for
delivery from our counter this afternoon Mer
chants and others DESTROYS of having their bust
ness cards inserted, be accommodated by
leaving their orders at the Counting-room during
the day.
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4]ru 1po0s.

pAg @t0oa'
A UCTION GOODS VERY LOWllI'
PURCHASED AT the Es sR F5Fk AUCTION SALES
JUST RECEIVED AT
GEORGE Fl. HAIG'S NEW STORE,
1923 BALTIMORE STREET,
BETWEEN CALVERT AND SOUTH STREETS,
THE LARGEST, CHEAPEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT
OF HosIERIEs, SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
Ever offered for sale in this city.
ALSO,
A CHOICE VARIETY OF
FANCY AND PLAIN SILKS,
MERINOs, DELAINES,
AND OTHER DRY GOOD
sHAWLs,
MANTILLAS,
CLOAKS,
CLOAK AND DRESS TRIMMINGS,
An OF THE VERY LATEST STYLES.
HOOP SKIRTS,
CORSETS,
AND A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF ARTICLES Fu
LADIES' WEAR
All of the above will be sold either lots by retail
e26tfr UNPRECEDENTEDLY LOW RATES.
SNUR ENTIRE STOCK
LAST SUMMERS -,,.. oooo,
NOW REMAINING ON HAND,
OFFERED AT RETAIL
Ma~ NE-HALF COSTi ~aM
GREAT BARGAINS IL
AREGES,
LAWNS,
ORGANIZES
GRENADINE AND
BAREGE ROBES
ORGANDIE
AND JACONET
FLOUNCED ROBES
SILKS BY THE YARD
AND
FL0UNCED SILK ROBES.
PARIS PRINTED
CHALLYS,
MANY STYLES
OF THESE GOODS
WERE OPENED
FERY LATE LAST SUMNER,
VERY BEAUTIFUL
IN DESIGNS AND QUALITIES.
ja2O-tfr HAMILTON EASTER Il CO.
|
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GUAYAouH GAS WoRKs.-We learn from private
letters that this Baltimore enterprise is advan
cling towards completion. The interruption by the
authorities, noticed by our late advices, was of
short duration. The official protest of Consul,
and the formal notice of abandonment with de-
mands for damages, had the desired effect on the
officials. The local authorities and the residents
of the town were opposed to the interruption of
the work, and it wholly caused by the resident
officer of the General Government, who desired an
interest in the venture. After this functonary
learned the calibre of the men with whom he had
to deal, he very wisely referred the whole matter
back to the local authorities, where it properly
be longed.
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SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER.

GENTLEMEN'S. BELONGINGS.
Being DESTROYS of reducing business perfect sys
tem have disposed of nearly all employees and attend
personally to each depar ment, feeling assured
long experience and perfect knowledge of this business
give entire satisfaction We shall be prompt attentive
and sell the very best and most choice goods at moderate
and uniform prices.
C0NSTA BILE, WALKER & CO.,
l55 Baltimore street.
fel0tf Opposite the Museum
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MAINS HOTEL AND DINING ROOMS.

l24 W. BALTIMORE STREET
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
Wes continue to up Meals at very moderate
charges, with OYSTERS, TERRAPINS, GAME, FISH and
FOWL PARTIES large SMALL accommodated in large
and private Dining Rooms second floor Thankful for
the very liberal patronage received respectfully ask
continuance ofthe same
Our Chambers have recently been reurnished and will
compare favorabIy with other Hotel Single Rooms 50
cents. :.
~ MANN'S CONGRESS- HALL BOWLING SALOON
is in the rear of this house, No so FAYErrE
R2+-tf c. H. MANN, Proprietor.
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10 II N S II o MS
IN s UR a NJ Z n O @ MI s e,
73 and IS SECOND STREET.
BALTIMORE.

73 and 70 SECOND STREET.
BALTIMORE.
AGGREGATE CAPITAL REPRESENTED,
Ouer $lOOOO,OOO
MARINE, FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
MARINE DEPARTMENT
MERCANTILE MUTUAL MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW YoRK
Assets over
ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
ELLwooD WALTER, President CHAs. NEwcoMB, V P.
Scrip and cash dividend dealers stockholders in
81 per cent
Hu Cargoes and Freight insured against Marine Disas-
tiers the most favorable terms.
Losses adjusted, and paid promptly and literally
LYYCHBURG INSURANCE COMPANY OF Va.
Assets,
Three Hundred and Eighty Thousand Dollars.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
SECURITY MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
New YORK.
Cash Capital and Surplus,
Five Hundred and Seventy-Five Thousand Dollars
c. TN...
annually, thereby reducing the rate of premium
at least Fifty per cent.
REsoLUTE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
Cash Capital and Surplus,
Two Hundred and Forty Seven Thousand Dollars
Dealers receive seventy five per profits annually
PnENIX FIRE INSURANCE Co. OF N. Y.
Cash Capital and Surplus,
Nearly Three Hundred Thousand Dollars.
New WORLD FIRE INSURANCE Co. OF N. Y.
Cash Capital and Surplus,
Two Hundred and Forty Five Thousand Dollars.
MoNTAUK FIRE INSURANCE Co. OF NY.
Cash Capital and Surplus,
Two Hundred Thousand Dollars
LoRHLARD FIRE INSURANCE Co. OF N. Y.
Cash Capital and Surplus,
Two Hundred ard Sxty-Four Thousand Dollars.
CHARTER OAK INSURANCE Co. OF HARTFORD.
Cash Capital and Surplus
Three Hundred and Forty Thousand Dollars.
INSURANCE Co. OF THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.
Cash Capital and Surplus,
Three Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars.
ALBEMARLE INSURANCE Co. OF VA.
Cash Capital and Surplus,
Two Hundred Thousand Dollars
LYNCHBURG INSURANCE Co. OF Va,
Cash Capital and Surplus,
Three Hundred and Eighty Five Thousand Dollars.
NORTHERN ASSURANCE Co. OF LONDON.
Assets over
SIX MILLION DOLLARS.
Guarantee Fund for the payment of Losses
in the United States,
deposited with
DUNCAN, SHERMAN & Co,
Bankers,
NEW YORK.
Fire and Life Insurance Policies issued in the abov
Company.
Slaves insured at low rates of Premium.
Policies in all the above cid and reliable Companies issue
without the delay of comforting with the parent Office
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COMPOUND WILD CHERRY TRoCHEs
These roces will be found ecacious as well as agreeable
convenient in alternating and curing Coughs Colds
Prepared only by
N HYNSON JENNINGS Il CO,
fel4-d So North Charles street.
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MADE TO ORDER

BY MEASUREMENT,
AND WARRANTSD TO FIT
ALSO,
Alarge and choice assortment of
GENFLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
Selected exclusively for city trade, which
constantly adding and desirable goods very
latest imp0rtatiOns
WILLIAM +. OWENS,
fe9tf POS Baltimore street
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LECTURE To-NIGHT.-Yhe third AMI last of the
course ofLectures before the Trinity Church Guild
will be delivered to night at the New Assembly
Rooms by the Rev. George D. Cummins, D. D.
Subject" Modern Infidety."
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Paid Treasurer. ................ 4,54.OO
---$l1 1874 &c
We have sought in vain to satisfy ourselves
that Mr. WHITNEY has the right to make such ap-
preparations as he has done of the funds which
came into his hands. What law justfes him in
bestowng on Mr. PINKNEY 81, 500 per annum we
are at loss TO know and we shall be still more
surprised to find that he has shadow of author
ity for spending the States money on "blank
printing, clerks, stationary, fuel, rewards, &C."
This last item &c." looks very small, but we
are inclined to think it has absorbed good round
sum, and we much fear that some of the rewards"
have gone to the least meritorous persons. 1t was
intended by the trainers of the Constitution that
officer should receive more than three thousand
dollars, and the following clause was inserted in
it to secure that object. 1t is the concluding por'
ton of the section we have already quoted:
Each of such officers when the amount received by
him for the shall exceed the sum of three thousand
dollars shall yearly pay the Treasurer the
Of such excess by him received subject to such DISPOSE
ton thereof as the Legislature may deem just and equita
Bile. And any such officer falling to comply with the
said requsition shall be deemed to have vacated his of
hce and be subject to suit by the State for the amount
that ought to have been paid into the treasury"
Until, therefore, the Legislature has made some
NhSPooltiou VI INC lcSclNeu W MI
WHITNEY, over three thousand dollars, he has
nothing to do but to return it honestly
into the treasury. Otherwise he can dou-
BILE his salary any year he pleases. If he is
entitled to such expenses as he claims over and
above his compensation, then it is indeed time
that they should be regulated by law. The ra-
pidity with which office rent and stationery is
rising in his neighborhood is frightful. In 1856
he returns "office rent, fuel printing, blanks,
Stationery, &C., $773.35. In 1851 he paid on
the same account 81, 3S0.42, and in 1853 the same
items foot up S2,6lO.00. Will any one believe
that the increasing business of the Court has
caused or justfes this rapid growth of the ''ex-
"penses" of Mr.. WHITNEY? Had he tried every
indictment that he has shamefully allowed to
slumber, and instituted proceedings to recover
the penalties of all the bonds that ruffians have
forfeited, he could have done it without the ex-
pensive appliances he has charged for. Had the
STATES ATTORNEY earned the confidence of this
community, instead of its contempt, it might rea-
sonably object to allowing him to audit his own
"expenses," and check on the public treasury for
the amount. But remembering how he has trifed
with our best interests in more important matters,
it is incumbent on citizens to urge the adoption
of such measures as will cause his financial deal
ngs with the State to be conducted in manner
less loose and unsatisfactory.
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/ a-p GREAT METHODIST REUNION
{h3 FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE HOME OF THE
| FRIENDLESS.
A
:, MAJ FLAND LMSTIrI re-,

FRIENDLFSS
MA fLAND INSTITUTE,
FEBRUARY 2Sd, AT ~ O'CLOCK.
The Ladies Of the Methodist Episcopal Church of Bat
more intend to make 4 denornina0nal donation the
Charity above named, and have arranged for general
sembng of Methodists ofhs city and others from various
parts of the country.
The evening will be spent in social and religious way
Addresses from Rev Henry Smith, Bishop Simpson, Rev
Alfred Griffith, Bishop Pierce, Hon Judge Mclean, Rev
YIN H Milburn Rev Henry Slicer, Rey. II. b Rdgway,
Dr: I +. Bond, Rev Thomas Sewel, and other dstin-
guShe1 aymen and ministers of the Church. together with
the best vocal and instrumental music city Afford
Will ofcupy the evening.
Many of the oldest and most venerable Mehodiss Cleri
cal and lay from all parts of the country will be present
to enjoy with the Methodsts of Baltimore this happy
sion
Ticke(s of admission, price FIFTY CENTS. may be had
at all the Bookstores and of EDWARD T. EMS Treasu-
rer Of the Eutaw Savings Institutions SAMUEL HlNDEs,
NO 100 Gay street. and Of member of the following
mttees, representing the various Methodist Episcopal
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THE BEST SEWING MACHINE.

THE BEST SEwING MACHINE.
The only First Premium Sewing Machines for Family
aud General Manu- 'actuing Purposes awarded to
LISTERS SEWING MACHINES,
the lat Fair Of the Maryland Institute for their super
ority all others. Price $50 and upwards.
SALES Rooms,
Matt lG3 Baltimore street.
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THE SCIENCE OF CHEMISTRY
"A CONSERVATION DEvOUTLY WISHED
Experience has taught me that may know too
much, at least in his estimation But, profess to
be modestminded should say, make assurance
douby that my liquid ''CIRCAssIkN HAIR DYE" will
color the skin, which other dye in obviate
1t will darken from light auburn to jet black.
Price 81 per DON.
D. c. DRIsCOLL,
frl-tf 50 Baltimore. street
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LISTERS IMPROVED
SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINES,
At Prices $50 si5Gn Cabinets plain styles
ted to DO every kind Of CLOTH LEATHER WORK that
requires a
~ SaeEroom 1853 Baltimore street.
m25-tf L. p. Ga Sc, agent
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DIS. CHURCH L CADDEs,
DE lists,
No. 80 NeHTH CHARLES sTREET,
Baltimore.
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A RCHBOLD'S
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2yols Price $I2.
JUST PUBLISHED
4 YPLETE
PRACTICAL TREATISE
CRIMINAL PROCEED URE,
PLEADING AND EVIDENCE,
~ TNDTCTABLE CASES,
with
MINUTE DIRECTIONS AND FORMS,
For every Criminal Law that arise, either Common
Law under the Ens sh Statutes under the statutes Of
the several States,
COMPRISING TIE
''NEW SYSTEM OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE, PLUAD-
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the fourteenth and London Edition Of Archhod's
Pleading and Evidence in Criminal Cases by Messrs Jar
Wis and Welsby.
To which are added COMPREHENSIVE NOTES, contain
ing all of the American and English Decisions the date
Of Publication.
BIZ TH0S. W. WATERMAN,
COUNsRLLon-AT-LAw.
Seventh Edition.
The part of this work is devoted to criminal prac
tce and second part to the discussion Of the several
crimes the Indictment for each offence and the requisite
evidence will found embrace the entire field of
CrimnaI Law; every proceeding from the the of
fender to his final punishment, being infinitely detailed
with forms and directio for every supposabe
Archrod has standard authority for the last half
century Fourteen successive English and As many
American editions show how it has been appreciated
"a very considerable period of time and great deal of
labor have been expended upon this edition Most Of the
notes have been entirely rewritten and all of them have
been re-nodeled and arranged thorough analysis of
sach subject has been made, which, with very full index
to each volume it is thought will furnish all needfu facli
ties for referaace The matter has been good deal con
dense, emitting Whatever seemed theoretical rather
han practical by dispensing with such Of the English sta
utes as have bearing upon American law or practice
The notes in their present contain however large
amount ofnew and several subjects are introduced
which were treated in the former edition The auhorf
ties have carefully examined all of the report
ed and manuscript in each Of the several
States, down to the date Of publications added The cri
statutes of sixteen Of the States have been dgested and
distributed under the appropriate heads together with such
English Statutes, the construction which, from their sim
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cited by Mr. Archbod has also been ri en- thus presenting
in convenient and accessible FORM all of the leading Eng
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Published byi BANKS & BROTHERS.
And for sale by CUSHINGS 4 BAILEY
fel6-lwr 262 Baltimore street, opposite Hanover
nRAFTS AT SIGHT IN SUMS TO SUIT FOR
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ECONOMY | EcoNnMYIl

ECONOMY ECoN0MY
A DOLLAR SAVED IS TWO DOLLARS MADE.
This b. done by purchasing Wood already Saved and
Split, At Office Of City Steam Fire Wood MILL .,
No. 3NOgTHsrREET
sI0-tf JAMES II, JOHNSON
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-17
GUAvA JELLY, &c.

Fresh importation of and y lbs, il
can be bought in Havana.
Also HAVANA PREsER. all Of fne quality.
For sale by H's,. II. MGLgAT,
ja25d So y. Charles street.