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FINE FANCY ARTICLES,
GOLD PENS,
D II u = II M = u v

PERT U M ERY,
Combs, Brushes and Cent Furnishing
GO0ds.
~ have splendid Of and beau
dhl FANCY ARTICLES,
to which receiving additions BY every packet We invite
. the following list
CARD CASES. Pearl. Shell Silver
RETlCULEs.. silk and Velvet, elegant patterns.
PURSES. "A Cine assortment, styles.
DESKS. Ebony Rosewood, PAPER Mache. etc.
WORK BOXES. Ebony, Rosewood, PEPPER Mache, etc
PORTFOLIOS Leather Velvet and Papier Maehe.
ACCoRDEONs-. e. Best French, double frame.
MUSIC BOXEs. Shell and Tin
BOUQUET HOLDERS. "A pretty assortment
GOLD PENsOf all the most celebrated makers, at prices
ranging from eighteen dollars.
DOMlNOEs and DICE
CHESS MEN. Chinese, English and German.
OPERA GLASSES. "A large assortment,
ODEUR BOXES. From two six bottles.
PAPETERlEs.. ..of Ebony, Rosewood PAPER, etc.
FANS. OF Pearl. Ivory FeatbeF, Paper, SIX, etc.
PORTE MoRNAIEs.. ..Of Shell, Pearl Leather, etc.
cANEEl.. Mounted with Gold, Silver,
UMBRELLAS "a superior article, made ion use.
CORK JACKETS. ..Life Preservers.
PERFUMERY Of all kirds.
sUsPENDERs.
MONEY BELTS
HANDKERCHlEFs.
cRAvATs STOCKS and scARFs. -
SHOULDER BRACES
FINE SHIRTS.
We have nov store complete Of fine Linen and
Cotton SHIRTS. A made
and Of the Styles he
GUINNESS & co,
B@&ip IL CAMP Street. opposite the CRY Bank
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~ have determined convertible ~ DAILY Standard
INTO weekly, to be entitled the " GANPAIGE STANDARD
The INST number Of this Of the size the late
daily will be issued on MONDAY, the 18th insl and Be-
gnbshed every Monday morning thereafter until after the
State Election, and be furnished TO subsedbaB at e low
rate of One Dollar.
~ VIII be devoted exclusively to politics. and especially
70 the canvass in this city and Stale u will discuss the
claims and qualifications Of Candidates boldly from Gov
enOr down TO Sheriff. and Clerks and those whose preiau.
sons exceed Their merits may expect to be Iasped down
Active gents will be round the city and through The
state and the friends Of Walker and Plsuch6 and the n0
he generally, are invited 10 send in their nalnes.
"A long pull, strong pull and a pull aliogefHefn
~ Office at No. 80 MAaAzIsE STREET
aus WYNDHAM ROBERTSON. JR
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NEW ORLEANS:
FRIDAY MOANING. AUGUST 10, I8q
PC - - IaaaI1E " 80. 2

THE WEATHER.-Y esieTday morning gave ofoniirs o
regular August day and made one wish o the cool air
the Lake to dspas his heated ideas To kass shsds
seemed 70 be the especial object and foff Tsason we sur
pore. we heard nothing Of The great Abduction Casa Or
IL O'Clock. p, MA fine shower &C midday W.
truly acceptable and eceved with torrents Of appa1ae
The career Of this heavenbon guest was short one
too often the case with Teguing fav0hies Late in the ss,
noon We observed general start made by some Of th
fast ms from the commencement OF the Shell Road
which adventure ended doubt. in what would prove
related. capital fish stoa scoLB affair sometimes but
when Capt Dan Hickok has The telling Of H.
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DIsGussED The charge brough tby A. Campbell against
W. Tyson for Withholding s105 collected on behalf OF a
certain Association. was after hearing the evidence ds
missed By Recorder Baldwin yesterday Mr. Campbell never
having received any authOrly to Amply for ne fnnd All
though be noted n good laIth b 20 aoina !.
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Ticking POcKETs.-A hght-hngered gentleman named
Michael Mague, brought 10 the Police Office or ne
First Muneipalt for picking the pockets OF several
on the public square
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LARCEHY.-A man By the name Of Hyman' was brouQb,
before Recorder Gsnos Yesterday, accused b. o. Wilson
OF breaking open bis Trunk at the OF Irene and Gus
ton house seets while left n charge Of de premises and
stealth therefrOm the Of $500 from SIN an box n IN
Iunk. Sent balolg the Flint Dl.triaL Coan
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MUTUAL INSURANCE.

FTNHE ONLY Domestic Insurance Company in this city
y doing FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER Insurance
THE CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE 90.
of NewOIleans,
With subscribed and pledged Capital of
100000 Dollars,
Is now ready to recsVe applications and make assurances
a Their ohee on the northwest corner OF Camp and era
Fire, Marine and River Risks,
al the tariff rates Of premium;
OF Insurance. and Is emphatcely Home Institution. Its
nngs are to b. invested and employed here under the
control OF the Trustees, and not sent 70 other
el[Ies for investment.
Every peEson nsuIing with il becomes interested in its
Suoeesend the pr9ts, instead Of being divided among
lew stock holders, belong those who insure with the Com
secured and PLEDGED Fund IsiabIe s Gases o io aud
blpe under all ordinary calamity assure the public that
my nave now 3 fund of
IIDo Hundred thousand Dollars,
io 4r dhe losses of the Company
tn ths i5uSss' believe this subscription Offers full security
guarantees for prompt and liberal sesemegt Il oas ~
M being puTsv ne instnuo4 are retained here, and
acts are not controlled by foreign Directors and X VIII on
The pottfoliO of the Company rs af III tiI
'ps0uoH VI palue' wishing to make insurance with IT,
Samuel Bell, Thomas a. Adams, Moses Greenwood
David faf sSdsu oBn 3 s. RRSl&veUe GlaRdy Buke
J. F q; Vles, John N Bell, II. nj W;i.b,
NV zsohao, joR nSi E AHH5 yds oh B. Su%RsI
q T. B1ddeOke. Louis de San les w 1toSss00in
q. A. BarneIe, Q. L. Dabelsteen, r PUG y Pns' %
Z R HsRGd R R%3 WIEN F. F.6 ESPilitt
SAMUEL BELL Prssidsnt
THos. a, ADAMS. Vice President
CHAs. J. MARs0M. Secretary. iyl9 6mI
TEAS! TEAS!!
of s Sq9f50 GIseh hq ana BiscR TEAS Of G III
own selections which he Ofem for sails at FeasOna- -
's-' eHAs. sTouGHFoN. q C.mS TfTssf
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sUK-STRUcKs-An inquest was held on the body Of n
white man, name unknown found dead Gha Ievee foot
OF Common street be had check shrt and pair of cot
tonade pants. Verdict Sun.struek.v
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NOTORIOUS CHARACTER--Ben whitney. who 3 known
70 the p0ca notorious thief following honest Oc
ioI living and fequentpg gToa-shops and ohe
disofdelg naces. arrested BIZ the First MuuiciDaty
police. in Cont street night before last and had ID rs poE
session cold chisa false KEYS etc. He was Committed 70
ak months, in default OF $50 securily
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Corner Of Canal and Royal streets,
HAVE STILL IN STORE few lots Of desirable anti
H ces oI Summef, which they will offer lower
than their torms prices in order % make for their
stock. They consist ia par : follows
I case Plain black JACONET;
case Fam Esnog si siys Sp ,,, Dc , l21zG.;
i case Furniture DO
ORGANDlE NusfINs very rich patterns, s7yfc.
Il piseei Rich SILK AND WOODEN CURTAIN
DAMAskS. This article. being on eontignmsnt, will be
sold TO close 81 igFn than the first price in France.
~ We have just received per steamship Falcon and
ship Tennessee ~ cases PRINTS, Of them small pat
terms for ChildIel with handsome assortment OF Cur
tain and BFooha MUSLlNS fer Mosquito BaR Table
Covers Of an patterns; Table Cloths; Napkins Plain
White SWISS AiUSLlNs; Plaid and Striped Muslins;
nd - DAMAEk LINENS for Table Cloths IL ~
aud 1874 Linen ShEETINGS-a very superior article,
guaranteed ali Inca. p. & Il. REILLY,
jyl9 lm2dp corner Of Canal and Royal ss
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A oaId........ eraat Nortaern ana. soatharn -

Forthe purpose correcting erroneous impressions Featibg
to the Stage Lines carrying the great Northern and Southern
Mail between Griffin. Ga, and Opslka Ala We the pro-
pdetOs Of said Mail Stage Lines ASSURE the whole public
that does not the mail failures charged 10 cur
account The r0ute-nney-thnee miles in lengths over
one OF the beat natural roads in the Uniledateths water
courses being well and substantially bridged evident
Of tbs The mail changed Tom atlanta Griffin De-
ceubsf 1876 and from that time the present. two
yeas and half there has been exceeding or three
aues Of the letter mail and or eight Of the news
paper mail coming South and only about the same number
going East The route, for regularity and certainty not
Surpassed bY any in The Union, show officially
citizens Of Mobile and NewOTeans mails iTFeg.
ulag (which they do), upon other must
resi- the delinquency Z. L. ELLSWORTH s CO. j
Ja0atgORaeTBs fla, July n. 1873. is8l I'm
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LARCENY John OTmsby required yesterday BY Re.
eoder Baldwin, % find bail in the Of $500 keep the
peace. OTnsby had committed an assault on John Adams
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AoBBEKE Karl n elmau brought M before Recon-
ger Genos yesterday accused by David fI 81 having
broken open his tuak board the steamer Galveston and
stolen heeirom the OF sO2 ard that also after Re had
aAeu lodging, that the said Neiman came 70 Bis prame
ana sloe heTeifOm gold medal and draas beoneing 70
ms wife, He sent before the FiIst District CONT
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AMUsBMFNTH.
ql 5..s EaaHAsEERs,

OLYMPIC TN8AIABt
Corner Of B9f0nho ana foYdEaa AtteetBt
Sole Lessee and Manager. VI " ~ Der
Acting Manager. nils - p
STAGE ianadr w. NhYLOR Treasurer Me- T. hptels
Notice. CarssiH ltags he Theatre oT Lritf epsTy
night Hltar The pflefHganess a. ~.
T1RIDAN EVENING, August NV ~ he peiiqflaea w
u Of WALLACE Wallace, NJ sAss.se sil M Nv R
OF fhMWOhrf Gregory Tbimblewen MT a go,
~ Police Department is under ne o.
kaV open o'clock Curtain WI flle d! lIsesy
91erfeT felsre Ia Prices Of Dres9 CIR
~ ana as ceus Second IS reutai gooed Boxes
50 cents Coored Gallery, IS cen bol oes open i,en " A. M
Where asats may secured on y me Iioauf
PISTOL sHoOTINGt
~ Ts Il r. w. ii SILVER CUP, free AL, VII be shot 70.
t MONDAY the SD, and every following Aoaday az the
issilsvv q fhe Hotel. r. II. b.
PassChfistia1, July H. 1873. iYa amia
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Me H.. NUMBER I37.
HOTELS. e.


BAY ST. LOUIS EOTEEs
nts WIS Establishment having bean rspas newly s-
nRbed viii Be opened o. the 29th Of May. for he
reception Of Niiten and Families wishing spend the
- Summer AZ pleasant Wu1siug Placs- The updsi-L
= 1Gned have puIchaaed this for permanent
ase asnes and viii Keep the house open SIMMER ana Winter.
nal The best Cooks. Stewards and Servants eneaea nad
W pains expense viii be spared reader tie ssy 81 viies
g. ta1ant and asEeeabie. tmy2 6ml G. LEWIS & ca.
FxGH sNcE WELLS WASHINGTON HOUSE.
FREIGHTs,-FsalrET sTREET, PHILADELPHIA
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LARcENY.-lVm. Daley and ssmi. Harrison were sent
win, ioI stealing a skiff
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SHIPS-sHIPS.
FoREIGN PORTs.


Ia, For ~ ewE ork--The fne fast sailing eopnegad
A and copper fastened bark TRENTON O6uiis
- master. will have dispaieh ior he Shows polI For
ifeig or passage, apply % The Cartan h1ari 81 10
aa5 g. w. OLIVER. q Sc. Cha1lss q.
80 For VIgo--PassgEs 0EiD-Ihe ine, last aai6ng
& ship TIAdOLEOH, Capt BENJAMIN F1eenan
= having all her cargo engaged, viii have immediate
dispatch and can aeeommndate few cabin paatan.
geTs. Apply on board, Or 10
aul /, n GALE, 80 Common strsst.
81 For Vera Cruz -The fne and VsTy fssi-Ssii1G
90 schooner HEROINE, Capt. Allen. having 4
great portion Of her cargo engaged. will have ini-
mediate Dispatch For balance Of freight passage. hav-
ing excellent accommodations oT cabin and seeraRe
gerss apply on board, Lower Pearane Tier. or TO
lyso DEWEY 3 Coz. 81 GEaveI &.
Ia For Genoa aseHEs gnlg The A / fine. fast
&2A sailing ship ISAAC 41LHHICN. apt Smith,
having all her cargo engaged, will hHVe muladiala
dpateh For passage oniy having superior accommoda.
.i20 - - d. q. GALE So Common strsst
-i7fH For Sisal and Campsaehy.The fne hstsaii-
SsAsle ing brig hAhpX. Capt. Perkins. will have inn
mediate dispatch. FoF freight passage, apply Ca
board, opposite post 2, Second Municipality, or 20
1y4 DEWEY & Co. 81 GFavisFst.
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Cleared Ksstsrdays
Steamship Aiabausa. Wight. Tampa Bay
Ship Hannibal Foofs Boston q ~ Henioe
BARK lsuaFdon. SaHdf0sd, Boston, n w Hvnsor
Brig May A. 10nea Simona. Havana, VIII Smmons
Arrived YeatsrdaYs
b. gip Intrinsic, Toole 81 days from Liverpool to mas
Ship Paesrns Johnstons 20 days FEN New York, 10 J. o.
Woodruff q Co-2d ny.
gTkhMn1ATnt
Blds. Muir. il1u Lake PIuvidenes-lA bales cotton.
Z, ID. White. Brady. from E0f Adans-a9 ha1ss eotion
Bertrand GfeE. from ST. MafiasEle--3t co.ton
Jas =. Day, 8ibaH8n. from Mobile.
IowbOat Anglo Amercau DAVIS, fI1Ei the Passes.
TOWhoat RoFpoiss. Daniels. from the Passes.
Memoranda
TOwb0at Anglo American towel down and 70 sa On tts
5th inst. ship Plato and bark Convoy.
Towboat P0rpoiss towSd down and to sea- on the 9Th
inst. ships John smidl and r J. WichelhauseE.
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CoASTWISE PORTS.


To sail on SATURDAY, August II.
IN For California, via chagres-Neg Orleans
sftaAfA and Chqgres Regular LiRe.-Ihe A and very
~ tastsailing Schooner LOUISIANA FFedelicks.
master, is ready 70 receive passengers and will have
DISPATCH Her Recommendations are in'eor e no oher
look at her, at the Lower PicayDne Tier For freight
passage, apply to the Captain on board or to
D. WICkHAM. g BienVlle stieat.
aus OF R. n. HARRISON & CO., u Poydraa st.
"a For New York-To sail teitA dispafeh.-Tha
MaA very fast sailing a Packet Ship AEESHAE,
Copeland, master, havinG large pan Of hef cargo
engaged and going on board viii sail a. above For ba-
anes O teight or passage having ne stater00m
mod9tlonl. apply On board. 10
sn4 JN0. w. ANDREWS B CO., 81 Common 81.
- For Boston IisDateh Lfas - he ane fast Eail.
$500 ing brig SAM AND BEN, Smith, MASTER, hay-
ing part Of her cargo engaged, will hate quick
dispatch for the above port For balance Of freight OF
passage, having fine Recommendations for cabin paslengs
't aai jNo w. ANDREWS & co. 81 Common st.
80 For Boston.-Boston anaJgs0 Orleans RsgniaF
&fNh Line.-Ths fine and very fast sailing "A bark.
aaA3 ORION, Capt John Curtis, viii have immediate
dispatch This vessel has superior accommodation for cabin
and sseTage passengers and ne state r0om suitable for
board. opposite the MintJo5 e -,
B4 DEWEY y CO. 81 EIavtef &.
] ~ Agents in Boston, Henry, Lincoln & O..
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SENT DowH.Jane Car did not appear yesterday before
hecoIGef BALDWIN, 70 answer the charge of assautnR
gene MeCoFmek The case was sent before the Inst Dis
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THE SOUTHERN SENTINEL

THE sOUI AERN SENTINEL
PUBLISHED in PLAQUEMINE, Parish Of Ibefvins in
the Of the State and in one of It's most wealthy
and pqpqous districts about to enter It's SECOND
VOLUME, Enlarged, and with entire NEW NJ A
TERlALS. City tayOB respectfully solicited. All
ACHIEVEMENTS left with A. BRONSEMA No. ~
Camp street. will be punctuaiy attended 70.
iy2S w. P. BRADBURN, Editor and pFopTisor.
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PBR FALCON.
We have r..esgsA e choice e.
GOLD PENS.
FTNB SHIRTS

FINE SHIRTS.
~ We hare complete Of Ge Linen
and Cotton SHIRTS A sizes made,
Rbed guaranty e. These Shirts expressly
TONER'S are course styles and made Of the best
materials, and 10 shs hest manner.
GUINNESS s. CO.,
lHla-lmadp Dealers in Fancy Articles II Camp st.
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Close of the Season.
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS
lCallinn off Of n .Sncrifce


SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS
Selling of at Sacrifice!
THOMAS BRADY, 81 Charities Street,
WILL. from this date. selling off his entire
w stock Of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
in order make loom for his fall supplies. Purchasers
want Of Silks. Shawn, BaTages, Pointed Musins, Irish
Linens, article in the Dry Goods line, will consult
their purchases TIE Goods will be sold at BARsAIE
Ia T. BRADY will on the LIST November, remove to
Store No. % CHAR TRES STR EFT, opposite, where
be will open new and splendid stock Of Fan and iater
DYR Goods. iY6 If
HARDW ARE
r. RICHARDS. No. IL Charities ST.
GUCCESSOR 70 r. W. MONTaOMFRY. IRp0rt.F aud
- Dealer Foreign and Domestic HARD WARE
20J tons Swede, American and English Iron, aEsd.;
800 bdls. English American and Russian Sheet, Hoop
and Band Iron
ego0 lba. Brazlen Copper, assorted;
5000 lbs. Block and Bar Tin
ZOO kegs Weymouth Nails
90 tons Hollow Ware CastinRs-Pols, Ovens, Spiders,
Skets FFs-dORs, etc;
Cotton and Wool Cards
Ames' and ROwland's Spades and EhOvek;
Ok Log, Trace, Halter. Coil and Cane Carrier Chains
Cotton and Cane Hoes, Ploughs Corn Ehelsn, etc.;
Tin and Japauned Ware Hook and Plate Hinges;
Bellows; Anvils Vices Smiths TOnRs;
Locks Of all kinds; Sliding Door Furniture, ETC.;
Fehde6; AndrOns Fire Sets
StTaub's oelebated Patent BUR- Stone Corn Mills;
Mill and GrindsfOnes
Together with every variety Of goods usually found in
Hardware Store, for sale very low. au7 lind s. R6m
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IHAoI IHAo
FNNHE subscriber is receiving large stock 60
Il of superior Green and Black TEAS. of his hg
own selections, which he often or Saa at FeasOna %
vi e#As. sTousHToN, q Camp IiTssL
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WEST, Practical Dsatist, 1l2 81 Charles street.
~ near Lafayette Square, thankful for 60
the liberal patronage heTetofore bestowed ~
dpo Sam 6im Eeald solicit sot e9Rtslgs3es
both in Europe and the United States and having awaited
himself OF all the late Improvements he feels confident that
he Will give satisfaction TO those who may favor him with
a call
j. w. would call particular attention 10 his improved
method Of inserting Teeth Gold Plate Pesons requiring
such would 10 well to call and examine specimens An his
Opefaons will be warranted the best Of woFkmansi and
MATERIAL and to give sacon 10 those who may patron
re him; u W. refers to the following gentlemen who have
hOQoTed him with their patronage
Professor Stone, pi; BenbEoOk, Morphy s. Neyius
Professor Morphy, Sykes Il HYDE Robson & Allen
Professor Dmitry Sturges 4 Wright, etc. etc.
~ Dentists supplied with Gold Foil, Plate Teeth, etc
Office and residence No. liz St. Charles street. near the
corner of POydrAs. iV3I
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PORT or NEW ORLEANS :

LATlTg6E. 2 q 2 -LoEaITUal. b -. - q.
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haoNTeoAIERY,,so r 4ITgHNT TUBULAR

NoNEGoAIER1.s PAIEWT TUBULAR
BOILER.
FTNBE attention Of the public is invited TO this valuable
Il improvement. Experiments the past year boats,
both on u and Fresh Water, also for land pur.
poses, have fully tested its superior qualities steam gen
orator. and the great saving Of fuel weight and space
pied, over any boiler now in use.
These boilers can be seen in. operation at
HECRER & BROS Flour Mills, POI Cherry street.
HOOPER Il BROS, 1888 PeaH street.
MOTT y AXRESi Foundry, foot 25th street, N. r.
ATLANTIC DOCK, BROOKLYN.
A. w. MErC ALPS, SO and IS Centre street,
%. ID. BADGER & co.'s, "a and IS Duane street
N. B. SFARBUCKlS Foundry, Troy N "
SMITH & CURLETT'S Baltimore
READING DEPOT, Reading, Pa.
And on board Neamboats JONAS G. HEARTT and
EDWARD PAYsQN, foot OF, Liberty st., NewY olk,
and towboat JOHN P WHITNEY, NewOrleans.
~ For further information, apply 70
JAS MONTGOMERY.
and SAMUEL WARD.
aus 3ld66mW Is South William ST.. NewYorI
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-02-02
Outrage upon Human Rights.
MAssILoN Jan. 81, 1848.
USE TREAT.

MAssILoN Jan. 81, l848.
Dear Friends.
am glad to see hat you are publish
ing articles on The unconstitutionality Of
the "Black Laws Of Ohio" You seem
to be looking that way, and certainly ii
is time for some one TO look. Too long
have these statutes, infamous and black
in character as the source from which they
emanated, disgraced this nominally free
State. Too long has the most fendish
iniquity t%riumphed, and humanity mourn
ed in consequence of the vile outrages
perpetrated under sanction Of these
"Black Laws" Those persons who
havO annually spent days and weeks for
the last ten years in obtaining signatures
respectfully asking the repeal Of these
statutes will, | think, agree with you in
the opinion, that it is lime to change The
course of action
A few facts from this part of",he vine.
yard" may refresh the minds of your rea.
ders, with a sense of the moral beauty,
created by the enforcing of,hese laws
Sometime in Oct. last, a Union SCHOOL,
consisting of three departments and
composed of all the districts in this town,
was opened for the reception of pupils.
Into this school (and as the teachers
supposed as a matter of course,) came
eleven pupils who were guilty of posses
sing or rather their maker was guilty Of
the crime Of giving them a darker com.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-04-02
oet. elh, lsls.

Extracts from an Address deirered by ep Philip e. MI
ieekeY, M d. To- The Maicnfs Of the Poighkeepsie Cole
efaie School at he close Of their annual sramiaatioa.
YouNo GRNTLRMEN: t 69 sG'
The exercises that taken place in your examination
have thoroughly tested your aainmens and have afford
ed us satisfactory evidence that The employed for
your Instruction have NOT failed Of good measure Of suc
cess stiug 4al ft n EF fstst+ st u l-8F4yNG
We have however been surprised In view Of the pro-
fcency you have generally made In the useful and orna
mental branches OF education which have been The objects
your pursuit; for " distinguished facilities avail pro-
,uce proportonnie results the improvement you have
Having alluded TO the advantages you have enjoyed, II Is
my wish TO be distinctly understood considering them
very great and special And this may assert without
fear Of being suspected Of attempt al seLapprobai
since bear no relation whaever.o you AS aliierary in
rnctor Yctfor considerable time past having been
80 situated IN regard 70 the institution to which you BELONG
na to have had full opportunity Of closely investigating a
educational system both to lie theory and practice
feel free 70 affirm, that In all the particulars which
celency may be prcdcated, Of an nrademcal COURSE
have never known any superior and In many respects,
even equal 70 that adopted aud carried In the Poug
keepsie Collegiate IhHfute ~
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You have instructors ~ distinguished ability IN
the various departments Of classical literature atheinn.
cal science, commercial knowledge foreign isruaees and
the ornamental branches Of music, drawing and painting
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