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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-24


sur HErsf seas nd
tho 'isSi II s g l.4 n Ss SSfIos,
on a ..ssa ssa 81 cser Chapman.
No G3 wes street be wesc m and Sixth avenues
hons, sale ss. dan i. ago and
order the fuuturr an mAde 70 oder oy
nAlsx AoSIrIcENr ROSEWOOD RI ,SoroRrE
solid carved ro.swooc rawiss koSm sa, vsve, medallion
OAK BUFFET, Esten..n Table. ro.esooa asa msAogsny
DEAwfNa ROOMS
r,eSest desc'puen, sld rosewood frames two suis.
VIZ two xt ts,s Sofas 70 ar@ has ..o reception and
marble elesau rosewood Heger~s plate glass doors
x and s sas 0ss fss
Cover. k.cosuns eay On. r. covered ~ vel Ct ad,ss
s Ras naSe a. o
forte full octave richly carved legs and case iasd
@ os.wooa csnsrsary Stool oS
Cover; ON panungsoy Family by kelI.res superb paint
F Psee Winter ssne Msas Vie - scsnes OK the oas
o. rrsnee, smugxiers Family, Storm At sea by Ex
french Line EnEavinss ras and costly Bror "a
vses from Pompe and ercuiar suI Artistic ronzs ST.
sts,rss Cup and Psyche Pandora, Ac ds Stand on
cSsn.bsr Furniture suit Barraus Armour Gsc-
ing Table Pc steads Commo les Couch and Arm chairs
a s % os fsS prss Fse
sahle Too hired with satin xtenalon Tab Arm hsS,
ssrvics FrsDch hins Dnn-r and sets. shsfIsh rsSs
Cutlery also al ne ssensnt and Kitchen Furniture Sac
VII b. IN arendanes pack shis cal n. goods At r.s
n.Ss cAarse Parties wbng to ss;d the ,ais n ass
Nicholas and metropolitan Hotel which vi bring than within
The above elegant reel Possession
Immediately For further particulars inquire Of the Arc
Elegant Bousehl Id Furniture Friday u No "a Firth
nue; Fur,her pai teulsrs 70 morrow
eren,ive assortment Of first cA.s Household Furniture
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puLBous ROOTS AT AUCrIoN-w. II. rRAHKLru
ID WIN sell q auction hs day (Wednesday Oct ~ a. II
O'Clock No. Broad street, tvo superior Flower
Roos put up expressly for al, conasug Of double
Roosa warranted true 70 their names b. satAlogua
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pBowsr 1 NICHOLS. AUcrIoNEsRs.

WEDNBSUAY, Oct05or -,
All O'Clock, In front Of alssroom s. Nassau greet,
Gre of Horses gray and bay yesrs OIL lss
high sound And kind have boon used BY tns
the past during the 10 the county, are
perfectly safeL
Double Harness city made nearly new and in gold order
TWO seated waeon pole and shaf built By Wood Brohss
3 Co, In good order.
Asay Mare, IA hands high years old, sound, kind and
gentle; WA tro& in minutes easy.
ALSO
AID Of secoud hand Wagons top and noop Rockaways
&c. Also double and single Harness
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III. VALUALk BANK STOCK AT AUCTION FOE
ACCOUNT OF AN EsrA ATE
r II. LUDLOW 20. will se nj auotiou On Tuesday Oct
TX O'Clock nj the Merchaus kxchango, fog
count OF N estate. bs Following valuable 6>ock:-
~ shares NasouAl bAnB,
~ METROPOLITAN Hasa.
~ MechAnica bank,
~ uerchAno Bank par.
20 nanhNtan Company,
Cv Umpaey pa.
Tor further particular apply The auciosssr once No
EDWARD SCHENCK, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
u puYni.ure-By r. y. II. sCHBNCK -fhs day, Oct
"a at l0h O'Clock. At ther sAlesroom. No 1n Broadway
and second hand Household Furuhure consisting In pa
Of suits Of rosewood mahogany and BLACK walnut feror Fur
top Hegeres. and per Tables French plate pier
Glasses brussels and ingram Carpets carved and plain
wood mahogany and black walnut Bedsseads marble top
Burs WsshsiAx dc and Comm odes elegant marble too
black SdeboArda extenaSon Tables. dining
and Charn rrrkiah Lounge and Chairs
wood nahogany Bookcases and WArdrobaa xAireDcs
Bedding, Ac. - ~
An elegant rosewood o.ave PAnofore neAriy new
Also q superior Bine, with cass.
U s. HILLS, AuCrloNExR. "
~. AUCTION RorrCR-IArge trade sale Of American and
Hills 1 EIwoRrH WI ssn, on rhurday oc. q, 81
10 O'Clock q, e store Of d. Moore %, - wsaer
500 casks q American Glassware.
French Glassware
Catalogues vady.
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THRRE m no USE A rALKrEa DOWNING, TIE
oh cysi~ veteran Of No. Brosd street. has %. beH
Oysters h " city. AN OLD ngfCURIAF
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J. BLBRCKKR, AuM IONDKR.
a. Pourteen Lots On lllA and ll1th stroets.
Between FOURTH and Ffh avenue near Central Park
DelDgipg 70 the ST te Of the Rev DR. Jarvis
a. j. BLEECKER, fON 4 CO. viii ssll Il auction o.
1h1ssday. October -. u II O'Clock = The Mcrchans IL
o iis.m srRrrr-s Io south ds l2s fess ives, Fourth
O iiirm srnrxr-s Is north ds It's fsss wes Fourth
ovunue.
fuo-shYds can remain. Title ndsputablsL
mapa, &c, at No Pine strecs.
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TWO FRHE LRcTuREs THIs DAY, WEDNESDAY
At Cluiun Hal. AspDr piece,
TO LADIES ONLY Ar3P. NJ.
To ladies' and ismen st7%. BY Mis- AMMAN, physician
Fee circulars and balls for the and her snc
useful inventions the lecture and al her Oh room No
Clinton Hall The public and ply sic invited
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BuyIKi sdh6Liz nzrHkxs ..i ssn a auction
Dmrow vhurn6ay) 10tt ocloak, ~ her slesrc- No.
= Os1sr srse opposs ihs Pun odcs, about 100 p var
nAsd inc Hsvans esgAss comprising Conchsa
vSraa Miar OQm Ac q well kno brands viz
n 81 amor. fure.. ds Mats; ocrhanrA IA ersasdrs
- VrW~rA CAbaaA India. La Punc1uArdsd 10. In IA
- 10 borsa perfect order a.d warrHntd ~ repre-
esd Also about o. 900 domestic and man SCARS, w
~ vri be siv,deA 70 .un purehssers and ne sale veil
V4hy non OF The wsde vel - of private buyerA
Ou1nlns ues ana samples early on morning Of sale.
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M. day "Wednesday, eycser =, q 10Y c'eIocs, ~
ninth avenne hetveen Hneteesn Ard rwenseth aresss
or suiv covered In ersus as& gcA brocass VIZ Lougs
nsde by Barnoe. iii frAe Pier 0aas slab and brAckss
are wisdow o. ans and Cnees rcss vcod conex negere
vser color PAintipes mask Ornawents Brussels and In
Frah CsTes, oicl-shs mahcsasy drs~ins Burssn' ~
binsns patent sofa Bedsead dninv Table FreneA cAiaa
dispe~ and ~ $50 CuisI snvsvyars q o<ssser WIZ
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UoHH r. Norrg onERy. AUrIoSKER-7uo CASES
= Ecoss stoss Nd Brossns q susu 70 % Ihcrsd,y oc.
andi street including mens boys and youths calf hip and
grain double soied Boots-
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AUCTION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., GOOD Oh ANCR-
"A By A. r. THOMPSON auciiooeer, this morning. a
l0 O'clock 70 the entire OF sses
ROOM Sewing Machines. Furniture Jewelry Watches sune
Bros Artificial Flowers, Havana scgss, AserschAun Pipes
&c All must be sold
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4 sslGr ET's BALE OF BRUSSELS, vELvEr AVID IN
"A Grain Csrpetnr Mating, Olcotb, RI gs &c &c a
RisrALAs aucsinnser Is Bowery, viii SELL ON Thursday
18th pst e orloch about 20 yards Engish Velvet and
Brnsees Carpetn 1000 yards all DOL and pEran Carpeng
Velvet and Brses large assortment Of door, hal
snd stair Olcoth, Mating &c &c.
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HOTEkS.
AT THE HOTEL ~. GgRuAIE, YlyrH Av.sua
N Broadway and twenty second street Having compeed
The spscoua asd elegant dining stded % h hos ne
propyktcr precared V make arsngemsnts vrh tsnhss
hAe Private hbies and meals . n earle heretofore
u I. ruCKKR WOULD LIKE TO INFORM THE PUB
~. Nc for thousRDd mes around that be has x5 q
spendh Hose 0enrensn win DO vel can y rs and ",
Fourth street williamsburg the rhiadepha Hcuse rne
above for aAle a. trade.
TuYEK1AL HOTU. CORK, TnILAND.
Thk long eAbiknAed and well known Hoeei ecndnses
DE mol approved system a large and eieesss u1ne
foP ~ q families Who prefer nvfns
rrAncaka Table dHols eAy q hsh pAa sr cioe
ia Imperial onbusss Await he arrival I'D deF srsnre
eaeA aln Hca ooA - shgver 49, AlynIs UAdy hGm
portorv h sitesAAneA a. OO1rOk 9ON, rrupneeSn
TuRYp HoTnL, Cor.LD0B aRRRr DUBILu
Tbs Boal ce1rAi clean and uWnAodisns sveT
attention paid 70 he eomfo II Tuesa Private eina kooA
fabs rHoAs, hoa - soi1 basha, A., -
TvRAvEI.LERs, DRIvR DIRECT TO rHI sxIra.
nueAn House Broadway, ccvner Of Houston suees-oon
anctsd cn Ne European plan Good fare ceAn rops prnp
n q. MRAD. Propriesor.
REsTAURANTs.
THKnE n no USE A rALIIEG DOWNING, TIE
Old oystsw veteran Of No. Broaf street. has Tbs beH
Oyssry h u city. AN OLD ngICUkIM.
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4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MoRRow, sBvBHyH
a dasgAsw born WA cAul md IN q forssk nus how
sppu and often viii marry end evesievA youy
very thoushA Yee - cenis o3hers op epp yns
ye!i.snsne ~ Lndiow srssA below HousaAl 0s.as.@
(yLAIRYoyANCn-NRs sBynoURT MEDICAL OLAIR-
~ voysnt Eooma 80 rcurA strssi, two elcsen .sa o.
Broadway fke critical medical 80 bwufnaD eo~saln
nuns dAy anA evenisG. and psrfe eHss1n euAsanssss
S~~ys o. no psy nzen-
MADAME RAT m THE BEST Or.ArRvoIAHr AID
Nl Asxoosin Upited stsAea dive lnssy n1mberA
speedy marriages tells n ios pruPesL ~ hsve.ss
avenue near twenty ssvsnfA sresa iAmS - seos-
nrApANR f.RAEpKR Lnrr sgvuN1H DAU0HYuR-
M Can b. cnnsnt~d about Love Marriage, Abes. eneads.
.slis al The evens on ia mot ssres Lkkes eenas
senuensn % Gauss pesdy nAsSAes - nvo iusky
nnEbern = = = X
rrApAws ByaoS THE GREAT YHRErofooIsr AMI,
M pprNnsist Of Paris be ecrsuls~A uus only
~ sGsi. q ne en- e,seus pys bpse HHrr.se A..
male and gves advice V al wboera Jkeronhle Gao
r. seco s1 sov.y over The confecacn<rf LADIES' 10
NJ B..wHo Has EC1 HEARD ov rHs cELKBRAr.
thousands 10 the A.d usher es stsh ssirs uskcon che
wife bnserd; 40 thss n her vsr Nyes vAh The truth
give her call ~ ~ Thd serr- sscvs rwtn ART suees
i 1.s y ssnsi renlenen. 2.
CQ1 @nAHp srRHgs, rnAn How1nr..mADAnn
kOl WIDon8, csAwvcyssa and sessd 49, i.1y. IN
vnus ~ mynertee ~ r1tursy cva .nt n1e~des
ssHsss. pr~aeNs nsnsss fw ihn.ss~ ~ inssy sns-
..,.-.. en m rrAna
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browne NICHOLS AUcTIoNEERs
% and Thursday. October ~ and Is Each day, at l0k
O'Clock sroos IS Nassau street, Super, collection
Csrrara marble stAuarv and Vases being the imoor
prses superb pieces real sAtus kArble Sculptures
BY Trsnrh Bao nj others Vases Consisting of
usually rich variety OF real Bardie Marble Agate sienna
of the Roman 0rcc,an Forcutine rus
can Neapoltan other elastic styles rh p,ofuson o
~autfuly Gard Receivers Tazzss Fountains and
Other ornaments Also rich Fancy Goods, bronze Clocks
emian Pui CHI Bowls Fruit SETS Decantcrs
Ce'oes, &C. portion Of the goods win be on Icxhibou
Tusnd ay
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nIAIsoN MKUBLER-TO LET, A LA FKANCAIs1
M elegantly Furnished BY whole noors snge rooms viii
without Kitchen, cellar and yard tbs two modern
IN four brown stone Housss Nos ~ and
" West Thirty eighth street between Broadway and Sixth
parlor 70 all occupAnts private r.tau
OF occupants established In the base
quarterly In Advsnce NO applicants desired but such A. are
able willing acceJ this tion. Also tine front
basement 70 let for physicians other oce- Apply n
No. 70
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A UCTION NOTICE WINES, LIQUORl AC-rO
"A Southern and Western me nch&nts -HENRY GREEN
street eighth and casks ogusc and tsrd Rran
bbis orn SCI papps Dbl Scotch Whkey, cAsks Malaga
Wine ten quarter cd Port wine bbl Absynthe, co.
aio 30 demnhp assorted Liquors, iron Safe, once
Ienk Coo INN rted audd domestic Eegars &c,
The weekly Anglo-African., 1860-02-18
NOT AN EMIGRATIoNIsT

Mr.. EDIroR:-For the first time since
the advent of your valuable and interest
ing periodical, among the journals of the
day, have taken up my pen to address
you line or two. "Banneker," in his let
ter of the 28th ult, in giving an account of
discussion before the Philadelphia Ii
brary Company, states that "John c. Bow
ers opened the question in the affirmative,
stating the argument used upon the occa-
sion" viz, that I was previously opposed
to emigration, but now believes it necess-
ary, if we desire to obtain our just rights
and be men, for we can never accomplish
it in the United States; ''That unless We
emigrate we will continue in slavery until
Gabriel blows his last trumpet" &C., &c.
Now, sir, it is very true that l did make
such remarks, but Banker" should have
known that was merely filling up an un-
popular side of a question, which in Phila-
delphia has but very few advocates, viz,
"Should we, as people, endorse the civil
lization movement 7" and might have made
the necessary qualification. You areaware,
sir, that in debating societies it frequently
happens that we have to take sides direct
ly opposite to our views, and such was the
case in the question referred to, as in many
others. | should not have said anything
about it, but l have been interrogated so
frequently upon the matter, that conclu-
ded to send line to your paper. Now,
sir, assure you that | am as much op-
posed to our people, as mass, leaving the
United States, as ever was If indivi
duals choose to go to the utmost parts of
the easth to better their condition, have
no objection But here is the place for
us, here in this Republican land of liberty,
is where the great battle of freedom is to
be fought and the victory won. The slave
oligarchy and their abetters are putting
forth all their power to extend their dia-
bolical system of slavery, but all in vain,
Meme, meme take2 upharsla, is written upon
tit must bite the dust, and freedom tri-
umph. 'Tis true, the nominally free have
much prejudice, and many disabilities to
encounter, but all we have to do is to take
determined position, and let the people
of the country know that we intend to re-
main in this, the land of our birth, under
all circumstances, that we have no SYM
pathy with African civilization, coloniza-
ton, nor any other society that has an eye
to our removal. When such an impression
becomes generally understood, no doubt
the people will endeavor to assist us to OBJ
tain rights and privileges of which we have
been SO long unjustly deprived.
JOHN c. BOWERS.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 13, 1860.
The weekly Anglo-African., 1860-02-18

CAD MAJoRAM GLORIA DEI."-At a COM
munication of Stone Square ~, No. 6,
A. Y. NJ, held at Masonic Hall, No. 800
Grand street, Williamsburg, the following
preamble and resolutions were unanimous
ly adopted:
Whereas, This III has heard with unfegned
sorrow and deep regret of the sudden demise of
Andrew B. Bundick, only son of our beloved
brother, Elijah B. Bundick,
Resoioed, That while We deeply sympathize
with our beloved brother in his sudden bereave-
ment, we would offer him our coincidence, and
would commend him to the kind care OF the Ma
sons Cod who, while He "chasteneth those whom
He loveth, yet 'doeth all things we'll, and who
has declared in His holy word that "of such is the
kingdom of Heaven
ResoEred, That as mark of our respect we
now close this II.
ResOlUed, That copy of these resolutions be
forwarded to the family of our brother
By order of the IL.
P. W. RAY, w. NJ.
w r
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Frederick Douglass Paper" under the
signature of "Dimmock Charlton" Mr..
Still showed me, day or two since, let
ter from friend in Canada, in which it is
stated that a meeting was held at Toronto,
G. W., in the Wesleyan Methodist Chapel,
Richmond street, on the 18th ult. AS is
stated in the letter, the largest liberty was
given to those present who might have
anything to say either for or against Mr..
Still The writer says many speeches
were made in favor of Mr.. Still, but no one
said aught against him; that all who knew
Dimmock considered him scoundrel and
liar; that Mr.. Isaac johnson, who, it is
stated in the letter, lost trunk, came for
ward and denied making such statement;
that the writer Of the letter in Douglass
Paper" is well known to the citizens OTTO
ronto, for he lives in that place, but that
his name is withheld because he is trying
to do better; that 'Dimmock" hired him to
write the letter for small sum, and cheat
ed him out of part of it. The writer al
50 says that resolutions were adopted and
ordered to be published in Frederick
Douglass Paper" make known the
contents Of this letter because I believe
vilianous attempt has been made to injure
the character and standing Of the fugitives
friend, and not on account of any personal
friendship existing between myself and
that gentleman, although I am proud to
call him my friend.
The number Of deaths reported to the
Board Of Health last week was PIT, 16 Of
which were colored. BANNEKER.
The weekly Anglo-African., 1860-02-18

she did not see me till / laid my hand up
on her. "Who are you talking to ~ /
asked "To myself" she replied -@more
times to the Lord" That answer thrilled
through me. Yes, God reveals Himself to
these "little children" as he does not unto
the wise and prudent of this world. |
asked the young girl whom I was honored
to assist in rescuing if she was sure she
knew Jesus. ooh, yes, ma'am, I feel it
just here," putting her hand to her breast
when I was down dere in Memphis I
used to run out into de woods, or in cor
ner of de yard, an drop down on my
knees any where, an praise God; an when
| went ip to work mistress used to say.
Julia is happy cause I was singin'. 1
COUNT help it."
Now, brethren and sisters, this is de-
clared in Holy Writ to be the "might of
wisdom" Except ye be converted and
become as little children, ye shall not enter
into the kingdom of Heaven" Oh I that
there were more of these heights and
depths of the knowledge of God among our
churches Of the North, both black and
white. Seek more earnestly this wisdom,
beloved friends, and then shall your breth-
ren of paler skin soon say, "They have
more understanding than their teachers"
AN GRANT
The weekly Anglo-African., 1860-02-18

during the season. Prof Robt Brown
was there at the head of his band. Is not
this enough? The floor, which was under
the management of Messrs Isaac Bailey
and John Bryan, was made charmingly at
tractive by the brilliant Miss Lizzie R-n
and Mrs Hattie G--n, of Williamsburg,
between whom reposed the crown of ascen-
dency. But this lovely galaxy, followed
by the company and craft, dofed both caps
and crown to the chosen of the Terpsicho-
rean arena, Mr.. Thos De--vrt, of Brook
lyn, gentleman, although somewhat Sour
tailed Of natures fair proportions measur
ing something less than three feet, though
probably counting one or two generations.
The pigeon wing and hornpipe to this gen.
gleman seemingly had been to him an idle
exercise, when Lane and Thompson were
amazing the domains of Victoria with the
cris-cross antics, the Mazourka and Redowa.
were to him perfectly 'immaterial," elicit
ing the admiration of the ladies by whom
he was surrounded, who testified their ap-
probation in smiles and caresses, which most
painfully excited our jealous sensibilities.
The first part of the order of dancing hay-
ing been exhausted, the company were
called to the banquet hall, where poultry
and pastry made sport of our forced for
bearance, until sufficient time had elapsed
to effect the operation of dissection. The
supper was indeed grand. The arrange
ment, also, reflected the fullest credit to
the committee, and the politeness and at
tention given their guests, viii certainly
not fail in its effect on the next occasion.
Supper through with, the company return
ed to the ballroom, to the music of the
wedding march, sweetly discoursed by the
band. This favorite march, so well known
to the admirers of these distinguished mu-
sicians, seemed to cast serious shade over
the countenances of the young Benedicts,
as, contemplating the Lowell ly burdens grace
fully reclining upon their support their
fingers involuntarily moved with nervous
twitchings about their pockets. However,
Mr.. Bailey's whistle soon aroused them
from their reveries, and gaily encircled the
waist of some lovely form-away they
went, and went, and went, "until the grey
of morn" TYPES.
The weekly Anglo-African., 1860-02-18
PIANOS TO RENT.

PIANOS TO RENT
We have constantly on hand variety of pianos
to rent, mostly of our manufacture, which are
very desirable, as they have our new improvements
and are unsurpassed in quality of tone and excel
lence of finish. We rent
PIANOS OF ALL SIZES,
6, Ct, g. Z, and It octave.
All styles, from the small school and cottage in
struments for small parlOrs and sitting rooms to
the full grands, for concert rooms, large parlors,
&c.
Persons who wish to rent pianos and purchase
in few months can select from our large stock,
and the rent for specified time will be allowed
towards the purchase money, as may be agreed
upon.
Our arrangements for
TUNING AND REPAIRING
are under the entire supervision of Mr.. c. A. Vim
ton, whose long experience in this department en-
ables US to guarantee perfect satisfaction to all who
may wish to employ him Orders addressed to
him at our piano-forte rooms will be promptly at
tended to.
N. Especial attention given to boxing, pack
ng, and carting pianos for families Instruments
ecurey packed for forwarding to all parts of the
country, as well as for sea voyages.
Persons at a distance unable to visit the city can,
by stating the quality of the instrument wanted,
be supplied
" illustrated circulars furnished on applca-
ton, giving full particulars.
New York City Ware-rooms. 487 Broadway
BOARDMAN, GRAY & CO.,
Albany n Y
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A FuGIrIvE SLAVE LAW IN New JERSEY.
1t is a curious fact, not generally known,
that New Jersey has fugitive slave law
of her own, enacted in 1898, and re-enact-
ed with notifications in 1886 and 1916.
The STAKEHOLDER or his agent can apply to
Common Pleas Judge, and the arrest will
be made by the sheriff, and the question of
property decided by three judges. This
law is in accordance with the interpreta-
ton of the federal Constitution which makes
the restoration Of fugitive slaves the duty
of the States. New Jersey has also law
authorizing STAKEHOLDER to take his slaves
through the State, and to make tempo
rary residence with them.