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see that al steps. are taken which may Be-
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dred subscribers, until the present to4e, when il
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perhaps as good an evidence Of is great and ln-
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hfors 10 this volume; buf which we have not room
to insert
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EGRDAs FOR HIEi
ceiYer, apppIn by lhe shpefiof
Coultof Chancerg. a nthcrlzed o
hire Cut bg tie mon n1niseI 8f IN eagoes,
b 0pgin James 81. Cleecg efsons
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<DELENOIt1 tE01DLAy11lof1quEN1A 4 =.
In the department. Of Engravings, tits very well
known that GFaham's Magazine has far surpassed
any periodical work ever phblished in this or any
country. The highest ambition Of rival publish-
eFs seems thus far 10 have been q maintain re-
spectacle iniifalion Of the numefous costly and
#beautiful works 81 aftAgith which the successive
numbers Of this journal have been graced. IN
the conUse Of the succeeding volumes. many in-
portani new features will hs intfodnced. Sartalgl
and Sndd, the most celebrated MEzzoTINT ENaRA-
vERs in the Union, and equals Of the best in Eu-
rope, will continue to furnish their exquisite pro-
d1ctions; and Rawdon, Wight 8. Hatch, A +.
4 Dick, q. Parker, Gimbrede, Jackman, Jones, and
4 others, of New York; and Dodsen, Welch& x Wa
tiers, Tucker, and others, of Philadelphia,-an
among the most eminent LINE EEGRAvERs of the
present century, have been engaged 10 furnish a
succession of highly finished steel engravings, su-
lperor to any that have hitherto appeared in peri
Odieals. Among tho pictures that will be engra-
1gedfor the volume IN 843, are several ORIGINAL
j PAINTINGS, by 1ngham, Inman, Colea Thomp-
lson, Freeman, FFanQuinet and other distinguished
artists. The American periodicals have hitherto
contained, save in very few instances, only en-
cravings copied from foreign prints. The pub
i Usher Of Graham's Magazine will be the first to
i reform the practice, and make his work strictly
original in its embellishments as weil as in its
literary contents.
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n ID pre- prepared TO make adyaHcesin specie
Wv on Cotton, 70 be shipped 10 our friends ia
New Orleans FUQUA.Ss WILSON,
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tiOI8I Ma Inc
T7ERATURE, Art aed E..4STI TON.
GrallaE1's 1a6ly's and Gentle-
mans Magazine.
PROsPECTUs FOR Ie13.
EpIToRs.
n EDITORS:
GEORGE r. OR AIIAM g r. ". GRIsWoLD.

]. i FEfJ11 MORE COOPER. RlCfI,D Ia. DANA
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OUR PORTRAIT GALLERY.
me Of the now fenfnres nf the coming Hnlnr

One Of the new features Of the coming volumes
win be ;he introadcton Of portraits Of ise eoratr-
butors 10 Gr0kGpl's sUqgaTine, which, Of course,
will include nearly ell Of the eminent writer's Of
the day. The thirty-hfth volume win include,
from the buFins .of Parker, Dodson, and others,
portraits engFaved in the highest style of the arD
I Of Mr.. Cooper, Prof. Longfellow, Maria del De-
cdente, Mrs. Sigourne5. Miss Sedgwick, Mrs.
seba smith.sMrs, Embury, and several others--sll
frompaintiHgs executed expressly for the purpose
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T7709 cif7, APdT8 Ial2 9l
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1843-02-24
A JUDlCiOUS LOVER.

The srbjoined extract is llIeratim Ell yer.
batim. from letter bearing the Wigan post.
mark. picked up in one of the principal
streets of Dewsbury. 1t may induce the
damses both of Yorkshire and the neigh
boring Counties 30 be chlry Of hoasling 10
their SWANS that they have other strings to
their bow, or beaux In their string :" Wig
gan, Sept. 81. 1912. Dear Elizabeth, |
am Sorry to h'a that you souneasy IN your
Mind but you say yon have The hanre ri
Men ami think ynu had better take the
Chance Not that find any fault with you
No far from it But dent think Of Mcrrle-
ing yet awhile and there is an old Sweet
hart, here, Of Mine and my affections seems
10 warm up again Not tina, am thinking
any worse of you Blu, think You had
better think no more about ME bur take the
other Perhaps they are better than -
So farewell and bless you is the wish Of
Yours" &c.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1843-02-24
THE DELAWARE REPUBLICAN.
sLEiGHRIDING IN BROADWAY.

Willis, we suspect, gives the following
description:
The whole population Of the city seems
urged by one dire compulsion-.o jingle
from Union Square to the Battery, and
from the Battery 10 Union Square. The
sleighing has been capital for Two or three
days, and the zeal in the using of j, sur
passes all my previous ideas Of metropolitan
locomoton. There is something very STIR
ring about 1.-THE magical change Of grum-
bling pavement stones into jingling bells,
is, presume, the merriment Of the bust
ness--altering, IL course, from penseroso
to allegro the grand monotone of The city
and the universal unroofng Of vehicles
at season of the year when roofs are want
ed If ever, suppose. the drollery of the
business. Add to this, the more rapid
pace than usual, and, after all, you have
three powerful ingredients for esyety-
merry music, folly, and locomotion. There
is a Saturnalian extravaganza in the seighs.
| saw one yesterday, playing as an omni-
bus. which was drawn BY fpeiue grey hor-
SEES, and driven by one man. The vehicle,
| understand, will hold sixty peo7le--quite
street on runners, indeed. This &" team"
they say, let's for clark" at rixty dollars
the night Some Of the common lines Of
omnibuses run with six and eight horses,
and fashionable omnibus, "iour for plea
sure" is to take the Bo~ery line up, cross
over foot, and take the Broadway line
Downturn or five miles for shilling. The
only difference between this and private
sleigh ride, Of course, is the mullel wine,
and the permission to get with your arm
round your neighbours walst-these extras
coming to about four dollars and half -
Some OF the equipases of the fashinable are
very handsome. 1t SAYS soneting for the
power of imagination in this refined class,
however, that they are KEEP, sufficiently
warm by such partial contact with the bear
and buffalo robes--lhese simple appliances
being sat upon simply. and spread over
the seats and body of the sleigh, and trail
ing on the ground, while The lady within
FUSED to the shelter Of carriage in June and
july sits IN the open air in her ordinary
dress, taking her pleasure, Of course.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1843-02-24
HEAD QUAR- TIERS.

Literature Lottery, No. 8, draws Feb %, Us
numbers, 12 drawn.) One prize of sl2 500, o,
Soooo: l of 5000, | of $500, of 1900, of 1900
~ OF 500 Tickets s4-shares in proportion.
Nep Jersey Star. LOTTERY, No. %, draws Feb.
~, (1s numbers, IA drawn) / prize of sl7,50o,
J. OF s5O0O, l Of $4,000, Of l445, so of $780,
Tickets S5-shares in proportion.
Delaware State Lottery, No. ii, draws Feb. %.
~ numbers, Ia drawn.l Ooc prize of $4,000,
of 10000, of 5000, Of 1000, l Of 1924, 90 of
looO. Tickets s5-shares in proportion.
Grand Consolidated Lottery Extra, No, 8. draws
Feb "a. (s4, numbers, Is drawn.) One prize of
$4,000, Of 5000, oil 5000, | of 1895, 3 of 1000.
Tickets 2-shares in proportion.
NeU Jersey State Lottery, extra, Class 8. Feb.
20, ieo numbers, 10 drawn) One prize of $1,000,
l OF $1,000 of 1870, l of 1880, 40 Of $780,
Tickets S3-shares in proportion.
Neo Jersey STATE Lottery, Cass %. draws Feb.
"a, Us numbers, 10 drawn One prize Of $4,000
! OF $4,000. of 5000, of 1900, Of l400, II of
1000 Tickets S5-shares in proportion.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass F, draws Feb. 25-
US numbers. Ia drawn.) One prize of $50 900.
OF $4,000, Of 5000, of $500. of 5000, I
of 2500 of 1895, of 500, 80 Of 1000. Tick
cts sl0-shares in proportion.
P.S.-Drawing of the Grand Consoli dated Lot
terry, Class 7, Extra.
90 81 10 IA SO At 80 I % 1913
ID AZ SO, being the S sold in a whole
Ticket, drew the Capital Prize of 1900 dollars.
E. T. BAILY,
Feb 10 No. 81, Market street.
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WARRINGTON, Feb. %, i8z3.
SENATE.

Navy Appropriation Bill. The debate
was resumed upon the proposition Of the
Senator from Maine, Mr.. williams 10
establish Floating Dock. Quite discus.
sion ensued upon the merits of dry aud wet
docks; which the Government should adopt,
end where they should be placed. Left
sitting.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
French SpoRations. Mr.. Adams, when
the Committee on Foreign Affairs wa,
called, offered resolution that all debate
on Bill 81 should cease tomorrow al Q
o'clock.
Mr.. Saunders moved 10 Law the resolu-
ton on the table.
MIR. Adams demanded the yeas and nays.
and they were taken. The motion 10 Law
on the table prevailed by a vote Of 80 10 30.
Treaty cfHashingion. Mr.. lngersoll
submitted resolution calling OH the Presi.
dent OF the United States 10 communicate
10 The House, If not improper. anv cores.
pondence with British authorities shelving
his construction of the Treaty of W sshnr-
ton in reference to the English right to visi,
our ships. Some objections were made a,
first, but afterwards Withdrawn, and the
resolution adopted.
Monterey. The President answered a
call of the House for the authority Of Capt.
Thos: Ap: c. Jones in invading the terrific
ry of Mexico. The Executive dsclaimed
all conntenance of the acl, and said Capt.
J. had been recalled therefor he also sent
all letters and papers which were pertinent,
10 the suhject.-Tliey were ordered In he
printed, and referred 10 the Committee on
Foreign Affairs.
The House adjourned.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1843-02-24

Aso, ieiy has been formed at Albany for the
purpose o, disseminating information and Civ.
ing useful ADVICE 10 strangers who may arrive in
the United STATES, or who are desrous Of emipra.
ting from foreie.h countries 10 establish them.
selves in this,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1843-02-24

FLoRIoA-By the arrival of the Steam packet
81. Matthews, says the Savannah Republican Of
the 18Th, we learn that the Military Post at Pa.
latka is 10 be broken up forthwith. This indicates
that the supplies Of war are not longer noeded I'd
,hct therefore military operations have virtually
ceaa'd.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1843-02-24
~ &c" Id "

USI oponed Ten entire packages OF new an
0 seasonable Dry Goods, among which are tvs
cases flip calicos, quality good and colours fas
Two bales oil yard wide muslins at 81 cents pc
y~-I Also one bale of unshrinkable Flannel
maze of fine wool and price very low, togethe
with m1ny other desirable articles, all OF which vii
be sold at small advance at No. 62 Market st.
august 6 ls42 s. BUZBY.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1843-02-24

EsrrRpaisE "A Yan,See is about constructing
tunnel from London 10 Canton, which. when
completed, it is said, will save the British Govern
ment vast amount of money in Transporting
TROOPS aud munitions uf war. TO fog the refracto.
~ celestinls."
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1843-02-24

M UlNINE.-Sulphate of Quinine, (,csrranted
Spure) in ounce vais or smaller quantities for
safe low by. EDWARD BRINGHURST.
=, Wholesale and Retail Chemist and Apothecary
No 1877 Market Street.
9th month 2lst 1912
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1843-02-24

Concord, New Hampshire.
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tional enough, considering that they insist
upon its being no conclusive reply 10 Lord
Aberdeen's despatch Of 1871.
For example, the London Herald closes
its remarks as iollows:-
with this document we presume the dis
cussion between The Two Governments viii
substantially end Lord Aberdeen viii Of
course give the Washington treaty fair
trial before he reinstrucis vessels TO exercise
the right Of visit; and the President, Con-
gress, and Mr.. Webster, 10 do them justice,
seem all inclined TO make every exertion
that, right which they know she will never
surrender, by The efficiency Of the Americas
squadron about 10 be stationed on the west
coast Of Africa
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The Contention.

On Monday next tho Convention Of the
Wings the State Of Mississippi will be hold
en- at the city Of Jackson. From The nu.
merous and well attended public meetings
that have been held Throughout, the State we
are confident that il will be a gathering of
might and magnitude. The patriotic reso.
lutions that have been every where adopted
by the Wings Of Mississippi are but fore.
runners Of the high resolves 10 be brought
forward and acted upon by the delegates Of
the counties in convention. Never has
there been such an unanimity of feeling in
the wing party as Al present exists. II ex.
tends from one end Of the State to the other
each county seems TO rival its neighbor in
activity and zeal, and being foremost TO ex-
Psess and give evidence of lis pure rrinci-
pies and patriotism. The people Of Missis.
FiPpi have become fully aw akencd TO a sense
Of their danger. Their eyes are opened to
the double ruin that threatens them-an en-
tire national Prosiraiion on the one hand and
the utter devastation of The State on the
other. They are fully determined 10 battle
and 10 conquer the demagogues Of Locofoco.
ism and the foul unprincipled champions Of
Reputation. Each day the repudialing
party is becoming weaker,-ono after an.
other lis members are joining the ranks o.
honesty and good faith and ere long repu.
diation in Mississippi will have ceased K
exist, and will be looked back 10 as horrible
monster that once had being. No where il
such disorganization and discord 10 be me
with as now Pervades the thinning ranks o
the rePudiaiors, and however much thei
leaders may attempt 10 conceal the fact, il il
clearly discernible 10 every Observing eye.-
The foremost Of their clan see it, know it
and feel it, and already iremble for them
selves at the consequences.
In reference TO national politics, much O
the highes, import will unquestionably b
brought before the Convention ard ac,ec
upon. Each of our delegates should endea
vor 70 be present; but, il is useless TO ga,
more on this subject as we are certain tina
Yazoo will be fully represented.
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Temnerance.

We have published TWO or three notices Of
meetings held by the Temperance Society in
this place. Il is new move here but one
that is becoming quite popular with our
citizens. The association in numbers is al
EeadY quite fauering 10 the friends of this
method of reform. Al one of the meetings an
able address was delivered by the President.
Temperance, in fact, seems TO be the order
Of the day, and fourshes abundantly; nor is
there power upon earth 70 prevent it. The
temperance reform is as sure to become tho.
rough and permanent in this county as that
the present prevailing moral tone in the
county continues.
We understand il il proposed that the
Temperance Society Of this city make ar
engagements on behalf of the community for
celebrating the approaching National Ami
versary.
Our neighbOIs Of Jack sonhave entered into
the cause heart and soul, as also our friends Of
Benton. The following is copied from a late
Souihrons--
1.-The want Of good health prevented US
from attending the Temperance meeting on
last Monday evening. We understand that
large and enthusiastic audience attended
that some able addresses were delivered and
that a considerable accession was made 10
the catalogue Of names enrolled under the
Temperance nledge. Some wine slippers,
some moderate drinkers. and some OF that
class of drinkers who are perfectly astonish'
ed when they have found themselves sober.
Success attend The cause, and long HE Of
uninterrupted prosperity TO those who have
resolved 70 be men again.
DR.. j. S. Copes was elected President. G.
R. Clifton and Samuel YergeE, Esqs Vice
Presidents. and Robert Clark, Esq. Secretary
and Treasurer.
Although not "enroIlsd under the TEN.
perance Pledge, )" the cause has our warmesl
wishes for its success and space may b
had in our columns st almost any time for ia
advocacy,
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,1ie.leolDDi FIour.-New Enterprlse.


A -four mill has recently been established
a, the city Of Vicksburg. by our esteemed
friend, s. w. VANNATTA, and is az the pre-.
sent time in full operation. The article man
ufactured at this mill is pronounced by the
merchants equal, if not superior to the finest
Hour that has ever been received from Ohio
and other western mills. AS the mill will
be kept constantly running. Mr.. Y. will be
enabled at all times to supply the demands
for -four that may be made upon him. Mr.
Vanna!a has on hand q lot Of very fine
wheat, which he would dispose of TO the
farmers of Mississippi for the purpose of
sowing and, after harvesting the crop, -four
will be giving in exchange for it at the mill,
or il will be otherwise purchaced at the most
liberal prices. This is the first -four mill es-
tablished in the STATE, but the success Of the
enterprise, in our opinion, is certain.