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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-14
OTTICNON's GYMNASIUM. Nos. i5g and 1866

" C4oshy.st-BODlLY EXERCISE TUE BEST ME0I-
CtNF The public respectfully Informed that Glass has
lust Lesr oted for insIloton Ia GYMSASTiCS, a the
ahve establishment, and vii be continued EVERY ~ EN-
ING throughout season. We would especially call he At
t tou d,spepcs aud persons wlose habs are entirely
.l-nar he necessity Of exercise 10 order u keep the
rtvesl condition resist unh-sity influences
ne GYMNASIUM II open DAILY, from sunrise unul 10
o'clock P NJ for general exercise The Gentemen's Class
r1a-rs every suinr clock. JOHN WOOD, Director.
sPARBINo taught PTivsiely by ,,,-.,c,,,,,, ,-..-.
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Cost an0 fonn6.
6orses. CARNAGE, &t.

NEsSRS. MOTT e. Co., 80 well and favor
lvI ali, tuouu Tor many year CARR ACE MANUfAC-
TURFEs Bridgeport Conn keep oonstanuy 81 th.n EN-
vorun 80 ca Brosd~ay lsLgs sSer,1ert on ,en s9d
Trims 'hsy oser the public favorable terms
~ any other house n the city
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OAK GROVE FEMALE sEMINARY.-The

~ WINTER TERM OF the OAK Grove Femsle seminary. AZ
Yonktu n will mence on the irst MONDAY Ia No
y+Ipher End ouruue twenty weeks Ccu SIS containing
f paitcusrs meg ottoued from the snhrribsr 81 the
booEstore Of ClarE Austin Smith No 3 Pakrov " Y.
" & EOOrE. Phnrinal.
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PALACF.-For SALE

RYSTAL PA La c T. For A l. +
= me KIiai,isr Bsasls 4 Nss -fsFi sne.s !. the
S ,i.rssith birusiaf 10 rug ASS OCIATioS FOg
T Iiiis' E1niBITIoS OF THE INDUSTRY or ALL Ma
PROPOSALS VII be -,eeiv,s fr properly IN waso or
u Jsrt. a. con Pri.se u The folloEiss parcels
THF EXHIBITION BUILDlsG AID IFS PERxA-
sENT FIXTUREs
Il buiorG constructed Of Iron and Gl.s the r-oand
plan l0u eOOf IN the form united
~ ss,ss IN The form u Greek CTOs with dome over the
ln'elscction
Tue lsush AID breath Of tn. Bueins are S.
hh o. dome 70 top o. lsntsr s feet Arss q ts lover
fooT III 90 feet; Of the s.ere. 6tOs sqssre
LERY
.ud Of Width urou the tvrad floor o. o ieei
~ eet II bait and la. Of ~ s3uss feet The
Picture Gallery above th q feet IN uidtn ~ eei
q feet hsbf; Of TINS hoor 40 sqlsre feet
Whole Of th building 81 81 square fee;eq0sto three
81 TBREE-sToRY BRICK STORE HOUSE UPON
SD II rs feet ~ ,s5Fh sSd = FEE, n gi s ,s
s. STEAM BoiLEks. sHAFTIsG, GEARING, BELTS.
&c ke ., -, =.
The Boiler Pipes shsfins, Belts &C. connected With tie
s THT MOVABLE PROPERTY.
CoDtrs Of tie Iron RSllss srouna the bGndIf stoye
Ca s1,ures Tsnts, C0unteF' Trucks I1fh'e' on's "
STATUE OF KISS AMAZON.
This ziLe bronze was purchased :, me Asson
iof 1920. ,ryo,,xn.
The Bdes Budnss parcels AID must Be removed PRIOR
Pcs.s.oa Of III premises will b. wholly given prior
b. tie 5Ir DeoeHteT nett -
The article. Complied IN parcels ard will Be delivered I'M
5sly after the close Of the Exhibition the 3s October
Proposal. for the several parcels be addressed to the
OF the Board Of Directors through ther
Cb,fmsr Fu weights Of usferis diner o. the glass
and sny further information that may be required will be fzI
'''' G GtARy \ aE HAsWELL'
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6onses nOanieo.

"OUSE WANTED-To hire by a responsible
Il penon small modern built House IL a good nelsh
bohood Location preferred Of Broadway Adde'S ".
II H.. Box 81 Post Office
DART Of HOUSE WANTED--By Gentle
man and Nie no Children 10 genieel location. Of
broadway in the Fih Eighth Ninth Wsfdsi Hou.e 90
contain ess Croon water &C. ANY party having such 10 Jet
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Real Cstale for Sale.

AT PRIVATE SALE-The F0UR-SrORY
"A BROWN STOSE-FRONT HOUSE sid LOT No. ~
est l7ht sze Of house 25I57 deer Al the wsy up;
flushed 10 fret style win ell ike modern Improvements
Also the three story sDd Basement House and L. No 81 it
south SIDE finished ia modern style with g CFoton water
second story bathroom water eio-e-s &c &c piazza III
eosrd IT'D sass AS the three story BcE House and L)
finished modern style with al the 1dern I'M lF0vemeniA
Also the story Brown stone roat Houses sni 'os
Nos p aud 3 BOorur place 81 between h and 5thas
finished Ia modern STYLE with all the modern Improvements
gas Cson wstcr. hot and cold baths &c Sc Also the
three story Brick House No = Eas 18th o;
house inches BY about o. feet deep; finished ia mol
style with ~ the mod impue lot 81 feet 90
hsif the block. Fer further particulars apply 20
BAKER WEEKS. Agctioueers,
M 1 ri Of Hrla4
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Danrins Ataoemies.
nnnM0KIHs DANCIN0 ACADENf

DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEAY
"A. 80 80 Brcsdwsy opposite ilti M DOOW0Rfs
H.. -. hror % snuouncIs his rnts sne he gub tao
~ $50. r the snsups vii 1ee SArcl
DAY Oct l. ct ?. NJ for Ladies II fer Cairca, sa4
ococt tor Gentle mon ss,,-,,
m. el,r.pt e,,absh bss been ADDITIONAL decor.s<
d. rco r. "a And other Improvements made daug tse
Ne, pcrnS The improved system Of instruction a. saees
>, ce n. seoptou vii he retained win s<at asers,,sss
,r..,,d hy xp~Tieuce Every powell Worthy Of s--ns
be ntroonced Ia addition 90 a. the IEnee' 10 oidnsy
h The ac carefu sfentioI 70 ne pfs3fs sAs ~
~ he rurs vhich as been eistnsasAns ieaHse.srs
OF tbs Academy. -. -. -,
cuars contsnns the days hoars Aaa ters q tsrsets
ear b. had A. Aby the Aestay OF ~ o. seat ~ r
HFoklROs DANCING ACADEMY, No. 50
L Wet I0h 5, -Msdare {. DUBREUL fERaesO az
; prRRFRO respectfully announce theu >eaopA spss
-, 49, rcrrtcp OF pupils f0gng Ladies and aases Nases
az Thusdsys srd MscnesaAys and sa.andays y
Geptleuens Evening ClAs, Monday, aid IaaI.dau a
:! NJ commencing Oct. Is. SATURDAY E'e.sAs Cias y
Ian p.rsns sts P NJ commenting Oct II o.-rapi
ear n Al any time The qusIter eoamencns voc sy % eat
MRS. A. LANNAi's DANCING SCHOOL At
MI nort,.ue Hall No 5 Courtst srookyp, vi ,. y
- On ~ FDSE >DAY. October IS Lessons on " LINN
n,N.,S SAIuRUAl aitercccns, CONNIE * sesSt
pAi I'll =. .s.,,es by her daughter. MaiiHee Dt.s1ss
A. heretofore. DISTINCTION given !. eel9os AZ i,
Clssss Per particulars apply 70 Mrs L. a. NO % A]s
tor St. Brooklyn
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MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE IN
NB STlTUTE No 2l8 4,hst Washington slaare, Ten.
trance No 1853 Macdousalst. GEORGE ". CLARKE, AN
40 JAMES FAENlNG NJ ences its 80 fth school
Yea or the second MONDAY penber 1850 Pupils
r. year. Of sse Csts .Bs- APPLE roNs and A. the
Ivesif ufa
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Gentleman % years o
AlATklMONAI.-A YOUNG Sion. q years OF


IN sdvsr'asr OEOLO0isr. PRACTICAL MINER and
bisCOVftEH Of Three pred Law To- the Geo.oecai
Eoets o. Dsrtus 81 Mineral Beds These Laws pub.
lhsd t Esrof the Geology Of the Western L-aa Fields,
N she Ftttusfy number OF tho Mining Magazine iH5i The
nsrs Ls~s sl erofa Of Coal Iron Lead Coppcr and
cte! snefss ~ stsaled RooA, al4 know edge Of them
taspsiahls 10 dsas q the value Of miacIa district
N. Adtcrses viii a,al the snry Of Mines aud Nnera
frtsTtrs .io Recon- thsm Vih Plzn. Of WO kng sc.
Address y PHILLIPS Pdnesfon n J.
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K SCHOOL of DESIGN for

~ WOMEN The School has re0pouod Al No 1876 Broad.
wey cor Of Brooue Instruction given Rfstui ous 10 pu
Ts Wood II gavn Lthosgay ID other branches BY
order Of Names gers. l. CORNELlA HATCH, SupeTt
Orders received tie School for Wood Engraving aud
ecuted promptly ~ reasonable rates.
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BAKER s WEEKS. Auetioueer..
No I Pine r. corner Of br0s9gay.

AT PRIVATE SALE.-FOr SALE, at stan.
N FORD. conn: The SUMMER BOARDlNO-hoU' !;
HOTEL aud GROUND consisting Of 40 ut two acrss well
shaded and Handsomely laid with walks sc. &C. The
Houe IL large and eommodious. containing ., Rom, snd 4
spacious Hall end OlseVsfoTy LARGE Barn aid HFerf,
The above place g siusted tie corner Of Adsl c md
Herry.tfs For further particulars aTp'y 20 BAhEh a
NFTKS No 1 Pi~e-sf rnrrfr BroaIw4v
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Hlatbinerp, Sc.

I'OR SALE-One STEAM BOILER and
SETTING ?, feet long feet u diameter one SGT s,s
orsry Ne-h Tubs with tot and Cold Water Pipes Faces
Pipe snd Dram ppei three hotts large SIZE stoves 1
heating Smoo hing Irons with radiators pipe add fixtures
Co,on end Waste ppe Drying Pipe aod fiiins' ss
other fixtures al IN lood order suitable for hotel or aundf
Amin q No Ii Leni-.st.
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- ING MACHINE Co call attention their iGprovet
machine which received the first prenum the CrJrl
Palace The patent hes been recently pachased by tbs srsoes
be n the Of navy and ArmY
ubroms For the sewing Of heavy goods S,cu Bsssi
bsiu,ses Stout Cloh where great strength Of
stitch ~ required their rapid machine il invaaabl
There dispute shout he pstro' VI s machine 20 al
who wish good cheap aud durable machine se say call
No Brosdway
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AT PRIVATE SALE.-EOr SALE or En-
~ CHANCE hom . 70 Co a.rss Of superior LASD al
hne BUILDING SITES situated Bavsi- .iushlR j.
Tie ghbohoo. car1of b surra ed For further paf-
rcuiss apply 70 BARKER & NELhs 40 Pin@si cJ-ars
Il IL. ~.
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" Toe Session II i85l5 win commence on MONDAY,
o. nc e. y + ~ when Introductory flscoTrse VIII he
delivered b. PfoE 1ORREI. The profession and ite llbc
ere srffrllv irvif.d 20 sffend 30 ~ Crosby
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NTEAM ENGTNE 10 Horfe.powerl az SAFE

S-By TIE Lawrence Machine Shop II Is driving hs
machinery 10 the Cry Palace and he delivered he 6ns
ofNoyenbcr Also IN the store No 81 sEoid ct one IRON
PIANEH. planes - feef by 3 fecf square, ENGINE
LATHE, n feet bed md , itehes -WDEj sLArris9
MACHINE horizontal iils; one IS horse STE All ENGINE
one TRIPHANMER and large variety OF o.def hsehins1
and Tools all ~ which M be- sod a. less than usual prices
c4,h. Apply 70 GORDON Mckay, Treasurer, Oaiee No
STATE Boston, J. HOADLEY. Superintendent oacs
Lawrence Mas or DAVID A. CLARY Selling Agent 81 ~
Machinery Depot ftle Lawrence Machine Shop No 81 BO%
Ct .foFk
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TpE SCHOOL Of Mr. BTNGHAM for DoYs

i o.Isa d. CLASSICAL GYMNAsiUN sb'- Hoa.. A.
~ r.es .1trarc~ Be- "a bezsn tre - tern -
,.. So - Tterr --rcrsi s.casccs eash -
~ rrrrfer's D. romr~ttf - frrufy To 5ro-.S
.x.,eusfie srf elegant Usinls af1rfrt fccpr s3e 4
lfev.d - h. unsqn- I'd IA ~, ooaul-y
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WANTED-A new or secondhand FOUND
w cry CRANE Must be ia good order aud capsbs
robiDg tuus Slee pie yercd On the whada sfoosps
on address J STUART GWYNNE. No. - Greengichst
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Stores auG ildnqes.


CtTOYES and RANCl The slJson5ers have
- "a h,rc tfe fe..f rf A.-flIt r and PsfOf
st.v,t coo cen D. . be cts stoves ~ tascdp,iJ.s
st-.,s sut drsras tr uF wpo' cool vhish - vi
ysrr ~ ard erararf.e 'r every veg.
PcI'rr- ir want ~ ne gore ~ 5et1'y ed 3arlbly
u ~ wr.i O. ca' e. tla
HLrHDr.tlrtF STOW. WtRrH1gsE.
4yPLfA5 & DUP P.oprst1r1
30 81 Wees It,, =. 4
CTOVES, STOVES. STOYES-A large sssort
- L4-lt Of rer r1rrrls " lOpNaJ aad PAaLoB
ETOi = "a PORTABLE Heaters. IL, s4ie b.
WM CLARK, 80 CsfmDe,sE
AID 80 so 81 a.
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Gutierp an0 6arowdre.

CHARCOAL PIG IRON-Of a superior guar
- ~ mcDUfactIrsd a. works 10 CLIFTON County rs
York Tor sale ~ JOHN 3. GUSHING Co. % rs
HARDWARE, CUTLERY. EDGE TOOLS
Il Cut and wrought SIS shsysI5 and sglqrf,
ArVus Nicsg Below Eng i.h 40 am. W on b"k-s
Col aud Trace hair. ICHpl ana Wa-erhrns,
Hclow Were lros. steel, bra.s and COPPER WE
Corr ard Coffee. Mis- Guns sfd Ps'ob,
Bell and stsfes L0cts. Lffclcs. Butts H.ie"1
Frfvessnd F,rks Pen nd z, kef knives tsI9H
Seasons -ics-r Iron. Britannia sut pii'ef Sg39ls.
sss saw Planes. s-llons Tea Ifsls' &c &C. &C
,-.'-. rfr-.isrr on. Pos sale bg
CHAs LITTLE. sos y 80 % teit9n =
cCOTCU PIG L3ON.--lluldred tuns No.
= -,.i.r5e and .o ails ref 1Hc 1er be ris if)a IN
''''' '-' sg0IfoRD lu'ksTo. b 90 NJ. p Broadway.
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90 Wbom il Alap Gonfern.
DURYING- GROUND NOTICE.--The Trus-

DURING GROUND NOTICE.--The Trus-
ID the BuDibs GIourd Of let and 2day
will r.eommsBee the remains Of The deceased from
ths said souno the Cypress bill Ctmehy on MONDAY
nert Oct TO-
INFORMATION WANTED Of ED. J. WAY,
late sh tin Der sseBt Of New York Wac In Bur
Bnlon lows MAY lat since which nothing has been salts
l.eoy hesd q hun ADYycrson hsvios soy soo~ledss OF
estibs his sther John Way Coneordvie.
County ~ where he family At present Pepers
guhisbing the above viii much obiise
INFORMATION WANTED--Of the where
u sLout, Of WILLIAM COSGRIFF. BY his SISTER MARY
GssGEIFP care Il Mr o REGAIN, Of No. l8b Bridge O.,
Bfo,kyn He GreenN God Dodddse County, a, Al
lat AZ Z, upta add his sister, as she ID
dsrou. ~ hesrirg from him Sewepapefs 10 Doddndse TO-
AID Western NHRiuis p'ess~ e"pJ
IINTORMAT1ON WANTED-Of a young man
II h, a. name u MORRILL, EASTMAN of sbOnt IS years
AZ sac enfuis ty trade At last heard from hin
shsh hsv ihJ he ~ worn he HemP-iead Long
psTson no give information Of bin, either
assd s,e be ends vii BE- suitably rewarded by writ
hsto kA1HANlhL EASTMAN, hensnft0n' n H.
NfATRIMONIAL.-A Gentleman % years
wi Ass gco iooi houEh not hands1me Is desrous ~
fofmlna a MATEIs O.iAL ENGAGEMENT with = l. idy
II eood sud GOOD taste Pesonsl Appearance
srqusIce Iaovdd she h. MOI sbs0utey ugly and
on les hes ana have howey Of a,n'
Coo 20 life, ard his tor
nohiug deIetd bot high aims udua
honesty ard tteFetc No ball ToiE. EDDY mir need
repy Of he rfht stan ~ doing procure an
sdueaied fahful Hu.haud PLEASE ave al The
Information ctlcscy alOvs sDe address HENRY > BIZ AND
HAM Uni square Pc Ohor. New fofk
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FURNISHED ROOMS.-Elegant suites Of
u ROOMS IN frsi and second hoo's, LET 70 senieel
families. MEALS privately served. dinner a. O'Clock
no II ~ Cl,nerts place, tNo u MtDUugi e. 9Th g.
Hfsf Of reference required.
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FURNISHED ATTIC BEDROOM 10 LET,
4 without meals AZ No. - Whte-st
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WAKEFIELD CLASSICAL ACADEMY an

Il FINALE COLLEGIATE lHSliTult The Rev. 4. D.
stEbBlAS 4 n Frirc'pa.-I-1 lustufl.l Is located %
Fff ID Htiirrr Co. y T.. UPON tcsG.il Flls- q b H.
IN o! fhc Lc...st 81 IaEes U le s.c. ard - llei y
81 daily !lDu he CClta. t-loaf o. L 7 e fiIs
srt Htrlr4cr - Ten es a,s q 10 bv ov-l hLy SeaTs
of li ln.flu.-lr aid good c pine .tueo afss fep1
tlr T. hfeIies ad arIsatus ore cynIl.'e hardly se
D.. sry .c-ers n tle sre T. he tfe iag, conu3 lions
fi..s ir niersf glre I Faculty T. ir-- AID COM
r.fsrf. Tho 1lff j. Gentleman NJ Filerlr .1ctflus.
iit.- s cr f grad 4al co--s W a4ies end i1 courses
o.. rrHrr frr 10..s college and -eaclF F1r -s a.
es f.fle is srr. GYf1r flr c-y lcse bc.rc.
-rr hrc rs vrsire .n--fr aL- tuition
f- c,f-rr Erth rtIy 80 res r-.ltar Cr17.yuce free
s t.fr -T---rr. A1tlrr ilt War;. w1--4F- i-.a-
--. rn -rr ct trr. Nlg- f-rn co01.-rnce8 NOV.
~ Conveyance ard sc41l sid.-l8 The Principal a.
Er.-f..t ffaft e.rr u.
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EENTI ENlEN DESIRING FURNISHED
~ ROOMS down town, without BOARD, can be accom-
modaftd at Nc. 10 J7y.st.
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L. VN N-tIL Ut ILI-TFiN IIITII :, 90II-
L Bs-seu-A rev ed hiu-s1me HOUSE. STALE. a..
VIII more LOIS 90 LAND Tie Hose l7niai-s -
b,dfoo thee lrs u.l.fE Rom Erclel lesr Clos
Sc 81 g. bed he BE-, sVe The location. ~. beauty
frospet sId teaiat u-sr sssed and llses -sss
q. house even few rresto s.f rou Jc-ey City fl
fo- fuT.hfr ptrfi-u'a- afp.yf
ANTHONY UIrETEFV - BAD
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BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG
ID LADIES No. n Thompson e. The Misses PALACHE
have fe0pe1ed iteir Esisb si e1t for slssol
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-04-22


The opponents of tho Nebraska bill should
remember that vigilance il the price Of liberty.
There may be no spiritual manifestations
connected with table rapping but if there are
phenomena, they ought to be investigated.
The Mayor and Aldermen Of New Bedford
have very properly directed the police to de-
stroy all dogs found running at large without
muzzles.
A petition is in circulation in New Bedford,
asking the Mayor and Aldermen to place tho
names Of colored citizens in the jury-box.
AT a late trial, the dcfendent, who was not
familiar with the multitude Of words which the
law employs to make a trifing charge after
listening awhile to the reading of the indiet-
ment jumped up and said them 'ere allega-
tions is false, and that ERE alligator knows it
AT a cost to the United States of only $40o,
q location has been selected for q Penitentiary
in Utah. Congress has appropriated $50, 900
for building this establishment. The site Sc
lected is five miles north Of Salt Lake city.
Mining is now actively progressing in the
Maryland coal regions Sixteen thousand tons
were forwarded last week.
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-04-22

We observe that many people are under the
impression that the Homestead Bill will pass
tho Senate. IL " nngracious to disturb this
pleasing illusion, but there is no use in decciv-
log ourselves Tho Senators from the Slave
States with ono or two exceptions, viii vote
against it. and il il too much 10 expect such
wise and conservative gentlemen, a. MIR.
Tcacey, and tho Senators from the State Of
Camden and Amby, as the Now Workers
phrase IL to couutenance so radical and pro-
grersive measure.
We confess We have little hopcof tire Public
Lsnds They arc doomed, unless the People
choose TO scnd representatives to Congress, who
win project them against plundering log rblI-
ing combinations
A homestead bill, Il Il could be parsed,
would secure 70 tbe poor and landless uomc-
thing from Ihs wreck which these ecmbinstions
sse making Of tho public patrimcny; bat the
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-04-22

declaration Of the illegality Of Slavery in the
Colonies and that the decision was legally
binding mon them. So that colonial Slavery
was illegal during the whole period OF cole
NAL dependence and up to the Atm OF July.
l776. -,
And ask the friends of American Liberty to
bear in mind that las has been shown the veto.
ries gained over Slavery in England, over the
African slave trade. and over British West In
dia land | might add, East lndia) Slavery,
have been gained in connection with the pro-
mitigation Of sentiments adverse 60 the legality
of the slave trade and Slavery in the British
dominions WILLIAM GooDELL.
ClarksOn's Hist. p. A.
In the case Of James Us. Lechmere, in l776, six
years before tho Declaration of Independence and
two years before the decision of Lord Mansfield in
the Somerset case, the Supreme Court of Massnchu-
sets denied the right of master to hold q slave
upon the same grounds, substantially, upon which
Lord Mansfield discharged Somerset Nv ashburn
judicial History of Massachusetts,, p 2O2
This case while it confirms my view OF The Illegal
ty Of Slavery in the colonies, and the identity OF ten
nre between English and Colonial Slavery, may serve
also to expose the allacy, that tho undsturb
cd and continuous p,uctice of Slavery and the con-
nvance of the public authorities prove It to be Rgm
No abuses are more palpable or more inverate ihan
those that take shelter under custom, precedent,
great names and public fnnctonaries, under dccep-
tive pretcnce of legality.
SEQ Rushworths Collections, p. 46S. It was the
case Of slave or SORT, brought from Russia.
Slavery and Anti Slavery p. 1856.
American Slave Code Note on p. 27O. The
not of Emancipation accordingly, did not r1eai, or
assume to repeal, any existing iams, either Colonial
British. It only provided for the suppression OF
an existing custom practice, the same as in the
act suppressng the African slave trade These
statements are made on authority of ohm Scobe.
late Secretary of the British and Foreign Anti-Sl-
very Society, London
Il Slavery and Anti Slavery p. III.
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0T- The ice was broken mp in front Of Mon
treal on the Goth, but had not moved down.
Tho river had still TO be crossed in boats.
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10 A despatch from Louisville on the 20th
states that Judge Kincheloe had prohibited the
publication Of the evidence in the case of the
brothers Ward until after the trial is over.
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10 The powder mill of John Connolly & Co,
near Rochester, exploded on Thursday night.
The shock was terrific, shaking the whole city.
No lives were lost. The damage amounts 10
"a 600
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10 Committees of Conference Of the two
Houses of the Pennsylvania Legislature, rola.
tive to the Liquor Law, have agreed upon a
plan for submitting the question to vote Of
the people.
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ny-There is rage for Artesian wells in
Baltimore for race-h horses at New Orleans and
for marble monuments everywhere
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[ooryRIeHr SECURED BY THE AUTHoR.l
For the National Era
THE LEGAL TENURE OF SLAVERY.
LETTER XII.

COLONIAL SLAVERY ILLEGAL, BY DECISION
OF THE COURT OF KINGS BENCH
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ia dispatch from New Orleans states
that the steamer Black Warrior had arrived
there with Havana dates to the 10th inst
The authorities were civil towards the officers
and permitted the ship to clear in transit after
Office hours. But we suppose the Black War
rior had her papers all right this time.
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o. The miserable wretch, James Quinn,
was executed at Wilkesbarre yesterday, for
the murder of Mahala Virgins, on canal
boat last fall He met his fate with great in
difference, and died almost without struggle,
making no confession. IL his death in this
manner would deter others from crime, there
would be something to reconcile portion Of
the world to the strangling process.
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10 The number of emigrants that arrived
at the port of New York on Thursday, April
90, was 5,5Os. They may meet with reluc-
tant reception in our cities but there are rich
lands flowing rivers, and bright skies, in the
far West; and wherever family of these peo-
pie cultivate hundred acres of this land they
double the value Of another hundred acres to
the north, to the south, to the east, and to the
west, of them.