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FINE ARTS.

~ stock of Scale Plates all sizes. These plates used
exclusively by the best Daguerrean Artists They
rand to take better impression than any other plate and
give complete satisfaction in respect Retail price,
full dozen smaller sizes In proportion Liberal
discount to the trade. Address.
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COMMUNICATIONS TO SAN FRANCISCO
~ drcot and found, for hundred an6 sixty dollars
The beautiful and now clipper JULIA ANN, Captain
gsmsdel will sail foz the port friday, March H.
Che above vessel having been built expressly for th. trade
and the great nautical experience of Capt kansde viii
give all persons opportunity Of sec.nS cheap and
comfortable passage. seldom Offered Early appca
zion will DO necessary to secure passage "a number being
already ongsgcdl either board at Pier IS East river
TO BUTLER bR0THERS, 1tS and le3 South street.
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ITO LRT-A SHOP, ON REASONABLE TERMS-IN 1
geod locality suitable for sash blind maker Ap
ply in the Office, rear of POT Wooster street.
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&TORAGE.-vEHICLES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
~ also Household Furniture, will BIO taken reasonable
terms by carly application to
GEO. ". MILLER, 40 Broadway, (up stairs)
Also to let Crosby street. large ROOM suitable
light mechanical business, Odd Fellows. Sc.
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FINO LET OR LEASE, THE LARGE STORE NO. 59i
broadway running through to Crosby street goo feet
street Also the large store No So and GO yesey street with
or without steam power. Apply o. STOUVENEL & CO.,
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SHIPPING.

STsEAAahc 1 BETWEEN M new YORK AND GLASGOW
steamship GLASGOW ss2 tons"4oo horse poWsrl Robert
saturday ocsss Frat ssSa
passage So second do 'S HsE!y 50 Broadway,
UNITED STATES. LEO tons burden. Charles G. Berry.
ssEso.sa from Ffsnsi:ss ON u:
{. ba1 ,.'f SSdSfs So Apply
JOKES Ass"s iSh Rstys5 s.'S si xs
for s sa
EMPIRE CITY LINE.-THRoUGH TICKETS FOR
81 Wilson'S asn.sy ss%
q s 0sys s Wed The i'm
At with the steamship Now Or
leans f'r wpf R%9so ssRIy Agent. Broadway
YORK Wi sssd Fps No
North River March 6 for ChAgres direct connecting at
hy this line arc properly against do
Prices G.ss' EaGGf No. wss. street,
EoR SAN FRANCISCO. PASSAGE oNLY-THE
beautiful clipper ship mo, KmbaIi r. Smith. master
Which, As she sails psSeg ON the tho
board, or at the Office Of
aaAIilER LORI LORD; los wall street, or
NOR SAN ERANCLSCO.-THE FAMOUS CLIPPER
WEITE SQUALL Will be ready for freight q fow
days, and having than half already arranged, will
9 sss
vT,uROUGH TO SAN FRANCIsCO-yoR SALE, FOUR
l. cabin tickets, per clipper JULIA ANN, Capt Ramsdc
to sail March 49, Also % tickets this
board pier q East river foot of Dover
BUTLER BROTHERS, 1853 Ssuth street.
ITO CAPTAINS OF EASTERN vEsSELS.-THE UN-
dersgned wants Immediately 6,010 tons of boat quality
water Paving Stones, for which tho highest market
will be paid delivery, at the foot of Clinton
Wallnbout, brooklyn. PETER LYMAN.
A CARD.-STEAMsHIP REINDEER.-THE UNDER
in the above steamers and all tickets contracts
by with going in in way connected with
the above steamer assumed and will be performed
JOHN HALL. l95 Washington street.
G kO0 REwARD.-DEsERTED FROM STEAMSHIP
RCOU Amerins, at Boston, March 8 Joseph Buckley,
bedroom steward Of said ship. He En- gshman thirty
two Of ye feet inches in height brown
and blue The above reward will be paid his
and return on bol<rd ship at Boston. s. $. LEWIS
Agent steamship America.
TNHRoUGH TICKETS FOR CALIFoRNIA.-Two
Il first class Through tickets for California per
Daniel Webster, Of the 10th Of March BIO had by early
application to LYON 4 TORREf, 80 Pine street.
L10R SALE--TWO THROUGH TICKETS BY THE EN-
pire City Line to San Francisco for the 18th Of March
Inquire at ls5 Fulton strcos.
AGENCY.
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EUk L!nKKr00L-VNITKD STATKy HAlL SfxAM:
ship ARCTIC, Capt. James q. Luos-rAis steasssr viii
sspsss wa Il: gssd state :,., fog Asssps Isy:y
tho foot Of Canal street Ne berth secured t paid fer
freight Or passsss. having uneQualsA nsdANsns
EDWARD K. CoEL asy Z co.. No. Sc w.ll street.
saii April u.
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ITO LET-THE UPPER FART OF HOUSE IN
Christopher street. Blocker street. to small ia
mily Inquire at No. 80 Sixth avenue. Rent, $225
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MUSICAL.


CIGNORA ELIZA VALENTINE, PROFESSOR OF
Singing has removed to 40 Barclay street. She does
teach for less than sec quarter, twenty-five Lessons
month"; eight lessons. Being engaged out all the day,
all applications be made by letter. for lessons any
other professional business, which she will promptly at
tend to.
CECoNDUAND PIAN0fORTES-TWO GOOD Sc
~ cOnd hand Pianos for Sale to Rent Also
wosd Piano for sale at low price, for cash
Can be at Stafford BROTHERS, pianoforte ware
rooms, No 369 Broadway.
VINO PIhNOrORTE MANEFACTURERs.-WE HAVE
' for sale the most beautiful lot of heavy Buck
skin adapted Piano Makers use) which
has offered They will be sold at bargain i'm
mediate application is made at WIN. TAUSSIG Il Co 3
Mandatory Of California Leather Goods No 1S6 Pearl ST.
up stairs
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NOR SAN FRANCISCO-PA0xGT OF 2OTH MARCu.-
Tho magnificent new clipper ship EMPIRE. .y1a tons
Capt Thorndke, having tho most superb etasa room
daton, In first cabin, saioon and ecoIl cabin
repste With every convenience viii take limited
at tho following low ratesFirst
sacsn 500 second cabin $500 The splendid model Of this
beautiful clipper and tho great experience Of Captain Thorn
AXE (ths being his third voyage TO San Frsasco
most positive assurance Of passage
Ample prcvons are made for the comfort OF
families will find 10 This vessel roquisltes for
seldom before provided The number Of tickets wh
be strictly mited aad passengers taken
be handsossiy and comfortably accommodated Saloon
passengers Rsyo cane far as Gsst cabin.
r.. n SUTTON, "a Wall strcct
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hR. WARDS MAGICAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
dented suceess-Innumcrablo cases progress throug.
their several te-sble stages in spite Of other dooto
but Doctor a,d by his wonderful preparations relieves
oil These disappointed by humbuss have
be cured by hi. No fec. Book gratis Once, e
ms al and. Rr
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THyHE GREATEST CURIOSITY IN THE WORLD, DIS
covered by DE- John Williams tho celebrated Vcterna
Turgeon. Of this city and exhibited by Harry Woollcy
Living Horse. with Living Snake In its eye, four
inches long To be seen during tho day At Canal
this clio greatest curiosity and wonder Of the age Adms
sion, 25 cents children half price,
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DARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUM.-P. I. BARNvu

FAREWELL EvENINGS.-GRAND SCOTTISH MA
tienai Drama unrivaed for its musical social moral
patriotic ana religious grandeur Mosrs and the Misses
Fraser will perform In Hope Chapel to night (ThursdAyI
end SATURDAY March II and - in Brooklyn March Y %
boclook. Burns magnificent and immortal drama "The
Cotars Saturday Night adapted to great variety Of
tona original and classical music given by them =
countless thousands In England and Scotland. N. B-N
will also be given Williamsburg Monday March H. aAA
knckerbocker Hall on Thuraday, March IL
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ITO LET-IN FIRST AVENUE, ASTORIA, LONG
Island handsome brick House. with kitchen attached.
two Of orcs high with cellar under the whole Tho House
contains eight ten close pantres &C. parlors
mced, hard finished sliding doors piazza front and
Rentow. Apply to JOHN BENNETT, No. North Sec nd,
First street. Williamsburg, l.. i.
RIO LET-A HOUSE STABLE, AND ABOUT FIFTEEN
lots OF ground improved garden, with fruit
&c. Fiftyseventh street, with immediate possession
inquire of DIR. Schmidt 29 Twelfth street, at half
O'Clock Rent 500.
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nor CALIFORNIA, VIA STRAITS OF MAGELLAN
md Psnama.-The magnificent extra steamship
REINDEER LOO tons busthen, Capt. D. l.. Wilcox, viii
sail from New York for tho above named ports,
Thursday April I, 1852. This steamer was built ex-
prcssly for the California trade, coppersd and
per fastened and is expected trip
made 20 California limited number Of tickets may
be sscured by an early application to GEO HAMILTON
hgast, office over OCEAN Bank Of Greenwich and
JaitOn streets
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ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, 800 BROADWAY, CORNER
"A Of Duane street.-the above magnificent
containing three large galleries hundred foot II
length prsng tho largest collection OF AnAtomfcsA
preparations IN tho United States or any othe ooany
which tho human franc is subjec-oonnuos open Tor the
admission Of visiters from O'clock A. M until O'Clock
r. M each day Wednesday, from II until 4 O'clock az
clusvey for ladies Ladies will be in attendance AdmS
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MEDICAL.

MYERS COMPOUND EXTRACT OF ROCK ROSH.-
1With this title compound Is being in trod
tho citizens of this city and the States at which,
its origin and tho high standing Of tho sentlemen m%ea
atey connected with its manufacture together with
conducive proofs OF its medicinal and curative properties
must place sel in public confidence above all other med
now entsnt Many perhaps are ready 20 exoAim-QuasE
trial for ,ither of the diseases has give
the lie to OF the most omnont physicians who give
certain II used as Of the following
Erypelas Dyspepsia, Salt Rhcum Canker Soro Mouth.
Sick Headache and general debility Already the follow
ing eminent druggss In this city and vicinity. selling
ID Flugg,r Brookyn1Mrs NJ Hayes; T. Hayes. and Mr..
Owen. Williamsburg-W. Borrinn. Hoboken-J. J. VAa-
dcroef ESQ., and Scott Wholesale agent at tho Office ~
the Company 4l2 broadway The following Physicians who
have used 1t in their practice IL. H. Bracket M d., Hart
f FOR, d a: Tyler, N. D. Now Haven :; IL Thomlso.s
Lymes Br N H. Ives. New Haven and tho medical faculty.
OF ale Cooeespenk in the chest terms Of Its ooaoy in
curing the diseases herein named.
WIN. FRANKLIN Co. Propretors.
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gTHRoUGH TICKETS FOR SAN FRANCISCO, LEAv-
IL ing New York April 10.-Yandnrhts and mAgni-
acent double engine Steamship NORTHERN LIGHT. ox
1900 buthen will make hes frat trip TO Chagrcs djrec
leaving New York tho 10th Of April, pier No.
North river, s3P M, prccssy Passengers by tho North
ern ght will DO taken from Panama by the
CINE steamship s. s. Lewis Of 1900 tons burthan,
Francisco Those steamers ynrvaed in the quality and
extent af their cabin
senger being fitted expressly for tho requirements Of tho
trade. For through tickets apply only to
d. u. ALLEN, Agent. No. Battery rlsce mn stairs.
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INDEPENDENT LINE FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ton TO monopoy-sMh cheap rates geed fare and gress
speed. Tho new and splendid steamer BROTHER JONA-
THAN 800 tons tho fastest the with superior
eommodaton for seven hundred passoaers will sail for
Chsgres and San frsnosco, Friday March 20 at az
M from Pier No North River Arrangements have been
made with independent steamers tho Pacific which will
prevent the possibility of any delay the Ithmus Tho
books open for the sale Of limited number Of
through ekes properly guaranteed and at reduced rates
Apply the subscriber tho only uhozed agent for tho
Brother Jonathan. L. MILLS, 81 Cortlandt street.
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TENANTS, REGISTER,

SPLENDID STORES-TO RENT, FOR FIVE OR TIE,
~ years. the two fine five story stores s and As Barca
street. They without exception the in
city For terms, &c., apply TO Ed H. Hudson 1872 Broat
way, or w. H. Hobrook, l57 Broadway
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CLOTIIING.

CLOTIIING.
VAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
" Ladies' entemen having clothing furniture or
iewery dispose Of obtain fair cash price, by sending
ior the his residence, through the post
Ladies attended by Mrs. Dusseldorf No IL Elm street
J.. NJ. DUSSELDORF.
(sAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNiTURE WANTED
Ladies and gentlemen having any clothing furniture.
eveiry or stock goods dispose Of obtain fair cash
nrc r the same sending FOR the subscribers at his res
dsnce or through the post Ladies' attended by Mrs Cohen
' s. COHEN GO Elm street.
<SAsT OFF CLOTHING.-wANTED TO PURCHASE
about two thousand dollars worth OF good left OF
Clothing large small quantities for which tho full
will he given in current money on appcaon ether
through post to James Meroney at his store
Ii Orange street, few doors from Chatham street.
r, AsT-oFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
Ladies and gentlemen obtain the highest cash price
for csof clothing, furniture jewety, &c. by sending
Through post otherwise will be attended to at their resi-
dance, Ladies attended by Mrs Levenstyn.
j. LEVENSTYN, 466 Broadway, up stairs.
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STEAM POWER TO LET. AND WELL LIGHTED
~ room. with constant and steady power at CAMP
BELLS Iron works. No. Adams street. Brooklyn
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n,shed Room suitable fer lodging Location either
IN new York Brooklyn; down preferred Please
address box l673 New York Post Office, terms which
must be low References given. -
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NOR CHARLESTON, S. C.--TO SAIL ON THURSDAY
l1th Of March, at II o'clock A.M,The new, elegant
and remarkably fast sailing Steamship SOUTH CAROLINA,
r. ii. Tucker Jr commander, will take what freight may
Offer ut reduced rates. and sail above For freight
passage having unsurpassed accommodations apply
board at pier 30 East River betw Cathane and Market
street slips, TO THOMAS WARDLE, No. SO South st.
Corner 3u-ling slim. FUN stairs a.
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HOINShS, SAIttN1AGkCS, cSCs
TToRsES !-HORSES !-HoRSEsl-THE OLD MAJOR
requests the gentlemen when they riding John
n r. TO stop ut the of Fulton and Boerum streets
and SEQ excellent family and fancy Horses just from
fhe country. MAJOR DAVIS Boerum street Fulton
street Brooklyn, one block east OF the City Hall
TSoR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL sORREL HORSE, SIX
tro mile in three minutes and twenty seconds; and OF
LAT would be first rate family horse good
b,se for an express wagon Price, 5000 Can be seen
through the day at tho Coopers shop corner
| ~ -second street, and Seventh avenue
T,oR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL HORSE, ABOUT SIX
old kind and gentle under the saddle ana IN
ness Can be at FAGANS stable in Henry street DO
tween Harrison and Degrnw streets South brookyn
saddle and Brides all Of which tho owner has no
usc for.
u,op SALE-A GOOD SECONDHAND CARRIAGE
and double set of Harness; also light handy thrcs,
Rockaway with double OF Harness. all
a. rood order VIII be sold ehcsp for cash Inquire At tso
~ a1es OF Thomas Morris, No. ~ Sixth avenue
<,oAcHMAKERS, LIVERY STABLE KEEPERS OR
nthers who may have second hand enclosed Rockaway
for horse that they wish dispose Of cheap
nav hsr cash purchaser, By addressing G. b. HerAd
eAce.
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OuRISTY,S OPERA HOUSE, MECHANIOS HAIL NC

during tho week until further notice The and wolf
sate corps Of txiented asd experienced
nader tho management Of Christy whose concerts 10
With favor by highly respectable and fashionable asdooe
Tickets % cents Doors open 6 and will
fully informed that tho Saturday afternoon
continued. On Saturday nox March annual benefit Of
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nOCTRESS KAMMEL. 209 DIVISION STREET AN
- old practitioner. She nil kinds Of diseases
cdent to ladies and children scrofua rheumatsm cancer
dropsy white an rcd four and all kinds of skin
aud she prepares still those pleasant pills.
and al kinds 81 medicine in her laboratory Once
hours, before 10 A. NJ, and from 2 to T.. M
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w story brick House and collar first ftor for store
grocery liquor The upper part ia Lot for EO year;
four first class briak alongside all Lott is 10
feet deep will be sold bargain Apply this week. Two
first class brick Houses Fifth street. gas
tubes five marble santels and CRATES ots @ 100
RILEY 40 South Third in Fifth, So~sh Fourth
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A RARE cuAMce .rO~ cAPirALisrs-NOvLrRt
IA House. S~itivsa's Issnd-fsy Thomas n. Hume
" sold the nurtA VI tho Exchange Monday tho
March, IL oeiock wishevs Auy RESERVE
the Moutrio House, SayAss Island tessthsr With ell
the standing Furniturc and oAss ycers rs the
LIST o. Aps next for $500 With mpe seesr
and 10 por cent on al tho improvements that n - pal
The building fronts ON tho beach, ncsdng paxsa ~ fees
viii wings extending back at either ia setths sAss
building being surrounded by double piazza II feet wids
and making grand omcaHde Of 8 cxtsnt On The
6rtt floor dining ROOM ~ by 10 feet ladies' parisr -
by ~ two reception each Is BY 81 aud four private
parors 10 by II fce tho whole OF which be thrown
BY sliding doors make ball ITO feet Ia
length On the second story there four parisr
Bscted " folding DOORS with rost aes
The arrangements Of tho housc sleeping
conamodatons be added to any omcrscuoy Cen
nected With the house the wing bathing house,
by "a Feet with apartments and latccd in all
eides the basin Is OF will contain Ave feet Of
water which supplied from tho surf By pump worked ~
windmill, On the northern wing 10 billiard osu-
tanning two tables 10 good order and bar Tho hsaltre
premises out building Is by 50 feet erected ths pas
summer which is used rs wvsh hoase Tho hotel sup
piled with the following standing furniture via 62 double
and II single bedtead double 26 wAshtaads
breaus rs toilet tables rs looking glasses l5s CHAIRS
sons cane chairs, chorry dining tables 10 sofa bod
steads 80 stuffed chairs centre tables giAsses $50 Once
chsirs 30 wooden scttOcs 20 dining table,
desk stool all Of which made order company
to correspond TO the style Of tho building at tho original
cost Of about 5000 As the BAo will be positive IL Is hoped
the stockholders will look to their interest allow
the property to DO sacrificed Terms made kaswn tho
day Of sale.-Charieston Is. o.. Maroh2.
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nR. WARD MAKES NUMEROUS CURES-CORNER
- Canal street and irondwayFar better you unfor-
snnates treat than 80 the hundred
humbugs Delay not to you will have
At last then you will BIO greatly gratfed to find yourselves
WE'LL or mondinS in twentyfour hours No fee Consult
tionB private. Book gratis.
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M OOPS MINSTREL Hall. - BROADWAY, ABOVE

EELLOWS MINSTRELS-THE PROPRIETOR OF THE
original and celebrated corps Of Ethiopian Performer
respectfully informs tho citizens Of New York that he has
will visit Of the principal oItics west and South pre-
vious to their re-opening thor Concerts in broadway
i. H.. FEIHdkWS. proDrietOr.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-01-23
TIE R III s.:

THE POST is pn5lished every Friday at
e. per wear, payable III advance, or SO il
b,yment is delayed until the expiration OF
The year.
A~vgrrrsE,fENTs will be charged 81 per
SCI, we of lines, or less, for the fret insertion.
auh d cents for zach Continuance. liheral
deduction made 90 those ~ilc advertise by tho
yenr. Persons s,nding advertisements must
mark the m mher Of tunes they desire them
inserted or they will he continued uniii forbid
.and charged accordingly.
t3-J- For announcing the nnmes OF cnndi'
dates for office, TmEg DoLLAR', CAsn,
Jon VvRg. such as Pau ,'hlets. Minntes,
fCirnulars, CarIs. Blanks llanhhils. &c,
WIFI h. executed in neat ard workmnnllke
IN ,nuo-, 1t short notice, and on reasonable
terms p,
An LETTERS al Ires.ed tn the Proprietor. post
maid, niA hn nr,nptIv attended to. ...I-
Persons at distance sending rs the nnmes
acf r,ir .,lvrut s1N+oupers, will he entitled Ia
a fifth copy gratis. r... -. H.
INSTRUMENTATION inserted unless accom-
,,a,,ipd hs the name Of The author 49,.
0IJ-s)aice on the West side of The Public
SSqnre.
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THEDANUBE RIVER.

A correspondent of the New York Tiib-
une. thus opostrophi.es the River Dauuls,
"The Danube is lordly river. 1t doe,
| not drip from the edges of the glaciers, like
the Rhine. the Rhone and Pc, but gushes
| once 10 life. lusty stream in the garden Of
a prince. Nor does the food, in its waxing
course, sully the nobility of its birth. One
race and one language alone cannot meas
nre its extent; but from it's cradle in the
Black Forest; until 1t minges with The
Euxine, it draws it's waters from Sua bia,
Bavaria and Fraconla-frOm the meadows
OF the Engaddin in the Upper Alps-iron
The aills of Bohemia-frOm Tyro aud
IlIyria-from Hungary and Servd--aud
from The lands Of the Turk md Ihe Musco.
viie. Its youth is crvslaI.clear, rapid. and
bears the aroma Of the Northern tir--i;s old,
age s,sgoa'es in the lnzy lungpnF of the
Orient, II is like one of those vikings Of
the 9Th century. who went with frost and
FIRE of Iceland TO walowin the luxury of the
Byzantine court. II hears The hymns of
Luther sung in the places where Luther
dwelt, and It hears The mnezzlm call from
his mlnaret the nnmn Of Mahomet.
Bnr its historical interest, What gran.
der associations than AuiIa and his huns,
or The Daclans before them? And is not
Belgrade n stirring name, and John So
hleski's victory before The walls Of Vienna
something 10 emember?-Co9n de Lions
prison looked on the river; and its waves
nre sill lighted with the spendor of the
Niche lungcn Lay. What has he Rhine
10 surpnss these? II has much to be sure;
n tower on every hcaGand. and legend to
every tower. II sings Legend throughout
The length of Ms high lands-a powerful
melody Ike that of the Lmely, but no
gronder strain. The Rhine is legendary the
Danube is epic. Its associations have a
broad and majestic character, they ore con
necled with hIs'o.icnI mnvrments of more r.
mote and obscure periods. The stream itse
as it flows with full current, now p'ung
ing into mountain defles where there
seems no hope Of outlet, has something
vugue and un6eiin0ble in itl cxpression.-
The ruins which crowd it's banks are grim
and silent; lhev have lost their histories.
and refuse TO give Them up. The wild woods
of the Middle sSes slIi keep possession of
The valleys that come down from the mys-
lcrions Pnhmer Wad, and as you look up
,heu slen; depths, home of the stag and
wild bonr, you think Of the wehriwolyes
with light shivcr in yonr blood.
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THE POST.
Athens, Friday, January %, 1852.

MIR. CLAY AND Ko, suTH An account
from Washington states that meeting had
taken place between Mr. Clay and Kossuih,
Mr.. Clay had dressed himself, and 10: The
last lime, stood erect 10 meet the Magyar.
He received the vlsiior with all his char
courtesy and cord'ai'v. but said
.ssuth diving man stands before
- to protest against your doctrine OF m
Nrvrnlion." Kossulh replied in terms that
aff'. .cled Mr.. 5iay to tears, aud both giving
way To unrestrained emotion, they parted 10
meet not again.