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AND BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE.


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THE AMERICAN SLAVE CODE, IN THEORY
AND PRACTICE.

AND PRACTICE.
IT'S Distinctive Features shown by its Statutes, Ju
L dicial Decisions, and Illustrative Facts BY vii
liam GoodeII author Of tho Democracy Of Christian
ity,n Slavery and Anti Slavery" 30 The worh
contains 4s0 pages l2mo neatly bound In cloth Price
rs cents per copy postage Is cents. For sale by
Juno 80. L. CLEPHANE, Office Nat Era
The following ia an extract Of letter from Hon
William jay TO the author:
aYour ANALYSIS or the slave laws Ia very able, and
your exhibition OF their practical application by the
Southern courts evinces great and careful research
Your book IL MS impregnable against the charge Of
oxagreraton as Euclids Geometry, since, like that
Il consists Of propositions and demonstrations The
book Is not only true, but It Ia amouesioaabiy true
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CARD.

HE subscriber is prepared to Lecture, the present
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Address /. II. STEARNS,
JAM 5. Abingdon, Mass
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BY ordcr tx Board: WIN. 8. LEWIS, Sec.
Albany, January 20, 1854.
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NEW VOLUME FOR THE HOUSEHOLD.
DUBLISHED BY WILLIS p. HAZARD, 17S Chcs
Il nut street, above Seventh, Philadelphia
COOKERY AS 1T SHOULD BE

COOKERY AS 1T SHOULD BE
A new manual Of the dining room and Kitchen con-
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domestic beverages food for invalids, pickling &c
Together with bill Of fare for every day in the year
rules for carving, &c. by Practical Housekeeper,
and pupil of Mrs Goodfellow. With appropriate H.
Illustrations limo, cloth or half bound, rs cents.
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~ craving Of tho Lords Prayer
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NEW sroRY ny GEoRaE LIPPARD.

NEW STORY ny GEORGE LIPPARD.
TIME undersigned will commence, on or about the
i LIST Of February, in the "-PhiLadetpbsG Sunday
Mcrcury, the publication Of thrilling and interest
ing story written expressly for that paper by George
Lippard entitled
ELEANOR; Or, SLAVE CATCHING IN
THE QUAKER CITY.
The story is founded on facts connected with the
operations Of tho Fugitive Slave Law in the city
of Byothely Lone and in point of interest is fully
equal to Mr.. Lippard celebrated work, The Quaker
City"
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New Year, and all who wish to subscribe to of
tho best family newspapers published in the United
States. should forward thor names without delay.
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copies, do. TOO
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Publishers Sunday Mercury, Philadelphia, Pa.
Jan. 5
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ONE THOUSAND BOOK AGENTS WANTED,
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THE GRAVEYARD EXCITEMENT.

The excitement about the removal Of the dead from The
First It, Methodist buryDgground, Of which pretty full
account las already been given in The TRIBUNE eortn
ues unabated An adjourned meeting Of the opponents Of
the removal by the Trustees Of churches concerned
held at Hermitage Hall corner Of Houston and Alenss
on Thursday evening Smith Hicks presiding and james
G.. Powers acting as secretary
DR. Lymsn Fisk, as Chairman Of Committee 10 whom
all matter Of law and finance have been committed made
areport to the effect that he had retained William H. STAT.
ford Esq., as counsel and that application had been
made TO Judge Mitchell OF the Supreme Court for an In
junction against the Trustees with the prospect OF success
only interrupted BY the burning Of the City Hal
been previously applied 10 for stay OF the proceedings
the IL stated, and had only declined 10
act but even showed Indifference and put questions
about the respectabity Of the applicants to which eIcep
son 10 side with the wealthy survivors and against the
poor The Street gave much more respectful at
tention TO the complaint Of the Committee.
Having made this report, the Chairman Of the Commit
tee proceeded 10 speak length In explanation Of the pre-
sent opposition movement and with severity Of denuncis
ton Of the parties complained o. for which he iouty
applauded. Speeches were made by Mr.. Cornell, j. "
Nandewater, and others which met with like appcoy
The women, who were present In large proportion, w
called TO speak. but none came forward They sub
queRtly however gave money instead OF WORDS contrib
uting 10 swell collection for cunen. expenses TO ga s.
The meeting crowded and resonte one, - shown
by of it's resolves One q these moved by DR. Fs
invoked the Just Indignation OF outraged community %
Mayor Wesiervet for HE course In the premises Anotb
rather contradictory, gave thanks TO the City Inspe
for bis more sympathetic feelings third approve Il
the proceedings Of the Committee and pledged the D.
ing TO the fullest pecunisry sustainment and fourt
turned thanks the press represented the meeting
Another meeting announced for this evening. II Win
be held the same place. To il the Committee
peced report the final result Of their application for
Injunction against the Trustees.
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Coon 0xks.-Thus headed an announcer ntthsf
The BGsimeye argus, the organ of the Dsn'cr 2 The
Rum party IN that cyi had opened il batteries "a The
Maine law ticket Lest fall We observe thsi So esine
the movement IN behalf Of prohibition being ma IN the
Legislature OF Maryland and already noticed lis we
again regard es good sign Bat apart from tb,s The
Cu0ey assures rs that the prospect Of early passage Of
q proAibiiOry law is Frightening syssy day.
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R,,,,,ob Thomas L. Msss for elsbosfei finished
ss,,,yre 81 Green Point York, for an Improved "ood
~ frhIh,,sd In connection with Patent Top Busry
w.,.n CJ,orse w Philadelphia Penn. for OAzene WHon
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IuRY E-CLLss 9.


x.v.t ARCHITECTURE, MILITARY EsGIsEERisG Old
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shotP Pouches II nsa; finish
Corbi.re 4 TUCKER, New-York, for Life Preserven
DERBY Sons NewYort for Fall Dress Ua1rma OF the Oom
rpI.sis ned OheeTs Of the u :. Amy ard Navy.
Eithon Widow soa Lolque, Prussia for Case Of S"0l~
and sabres v,.x
Foster VIM, Newark, n for variety OF Powder Fl.n
Tupk Sons Subj Russia for Rihe with D.muked bsres
IHopneur p Lege Belgium for Eight Doueie'B.Tei Guns
Of them very well finished , ~ IT, p,.-.. of
Msnton John Son London for two Douhe Fowns ree' VI
q hpsh p.-a., y1..k,
Massachusetts Arms Co. Chcopee Mass for fstsnl m. Jnrv
ard Snoring with synsrd's Selfprinner
thpk that this ingenious eontrivsDce worthy OF spes
though the e actual service yet required 70
,,lpe for use the fed either for sporting or Tor war
solsce New York for Persaon SeP' w.
ty and OF exhibited py him
Tomes Francis Sons, NevYork, for Guns fs'oh ana
Flstts. - .-....u a,,i.h and French Ma
topsl Flags - -. r,.,.,a 6,r p,,ru,.,ou Csps
Waller S. L Coz Birmingham hns'Ano' 'o'
Lua slAlsl. no ].
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shesAan sos Asssn Nov Yofh CITY, fs shespnes Of
producsn IN hney Pocket olsry Bsw KNIVES and Ia
Of hsfsld manufacture. -, ,,-,,
sio P Sen yseneisunes France fsf hne hofsesnoe MAZE
Copper Bras end Steel Brsds -
sImpo0d. &c Cooss Albany Co, Y. for superiority Of
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Sufh W SIoiher, Maiden hne Ne~fok for nne dsp0s
Of hous.seepinz Articles
sp.cmers Ct very fnely finished Cuilcry.
Nsnderhroueke, fars for Coffee Ro.ssrs .
Webb William, NewYcrk, improved Candle Mods
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SUB-JURY IA.

LADIES GARMENTS, cLoAKs, SHIRTS, ETC.
Cv,e Madame No whteet New York. for the ingenuity Of
desim Of Artificial Rose Clock r,.
Hickock Mrs Wesley, for Center Flower In case Of Wsr
Fruit and Flowers . - r. RI. O.
on shirt bosom.
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ERRATUS-In the Crystal Palace Jury awards Published
yesterday Glass TO- Jury f. for John Batchelder, Bos
ton u s. for Elastic Telegraph Register" read John
H. Batcheder Boston Mass, for Elastic Telegraph Ursula
to-