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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-28
The Bloo Grant.
BALTIMORE. PED. n. 1859.

~iaHohE fco <fs io1ts
The New-Oriesns pagers OF the 2Ist inst. are
received They contain fun accounts Of the sloo grant
Ihe hoad viii begin where the navigation of the Goat
zseosies (HGasscualcoD River Ceases. A plank road
va. De pui from that point TO the Pacific to be begun
IN me year OF the contract 10 be finished within tire
yesrs The Railroad to be begun At the end of the
thid year and finished within four year, The Conpa-
ny TO have the Of the ports on both sides Of the
Elnmus, but repairs and necessary works are TO be
placed 10 their account Land IL donated BIZ Govern
nent but if necessary owners Of particular estates viii
aIss De appropriated according 10 law. Timber and
other materials taken from the public domains or from
private estates when necessary In the LITTER case the
value OF the articles appropriated the Of the
Company viii be paid 10 the owncrs The profits for
transportation across the Isthmus will accrue to the
Company during the period Of their charter but the
prices liked by the Company sha previously be ratified
by the Mexican Goyernmentthe hitter agreeing to
ts1 tne Company, nor TO levy any impost upon mer
chandse sent across or passengers taking the Tehuan
tepcc route Implements and material necessary 10
me 9xidng and repairs ofthe Road, aso provisions
The Company win carry across the Isthnus free Of
charge, the mails and property Of the Mexican Govern
rnent, troops, ammunition, &c. They viii not buld
lshmus They will not give passage 70 any armed force
national or foreign, without the authorization Of the
Government. They viii admit the isthmus none but
ose persons necessary 10 the working Of the Road and
lie administration.
Thepsssage through the Isthrnus will be free to all
nations butthose who not bound to Mexico by res
hes of neutrality VIII pay for their produce 20 per cent
above the ulua charge
The Company will have, during the period Of their
charter exclusive right the navigation of the GOatza
coalco River under Mexican colors between Vro Bruz
and Goatzacoslco.
Dates from Galveston are to the 18th, Indian
ola TO the l7th and Corpus Christ 12h inst
IndanOla had been made city.
News from chihuahua states that the plan of
Guadalsjara had not been adopted there. influential
citizens all in favor of peaceable annexation the
United States Some the kind " aufci-
pated
The Indians continue very troublesome and
were appearing in large parties
The Printers of Baltimore struck for 80 cents
per thousand all newspapers and refuse allow any
newspaper 10 exchange matter. The prices were
promptly given by the employers.
The Machnists' strike still continues.
The uptown Firemen had great fight last
night with pistols and bricks. Several Newmarket
dice were severely wounded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-28
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80, Ai-n J1s F.fss IA EFg~s Gss. bl.as, PeEV AE
Eler J. Give W6ss H. Da,sn :. C. Lee. SILVER sl,er
$50 3 - A p I..1s Ws- soseses' c. G. ssy
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81 w n Barsvea Bowel Godfrey G ESss4a, v Pfost
Arrival. AZ Eruerwal-Feb b.g R1fas sO1le C. Chap
ran from HswYosk 70 q Co, AID cleared again Liza
l0F xasaa Bay CcDs l5ts, brg Gea. Taylor, Sparrow,
froE New-YoTt % p RR- Co
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-28

OF Ell projects 40 -ic meritouous ~ not 70 be able %
stand n ther OWE right
MI. WARD said no one had asked his advocacy
OF ne bH. lie desired to approach with csn dehbe
raon and Just rejection he would guard the bill BY
~ e-creet and wise restrictions. and leave nothing 20
the oouht1El construction Of words which msy be cur
o1sy or Improperly turned about The bill ought by
prece iiarcn to be guarded against being converted
INTO h1ge monopoly Of vast anied ests:s = pow
ers should be defined and If /; receives power from the
other Sntas should be considered as parting from IA
aro iorief the powers derived from "a
An amendment limiting the width of road.
way TO go feet was lost. BY ayes. s; Nays, 10.
MIR. BaBoocK thsn opposed the bill with great
esrnestness. he said il this bill 70 pass would be
oecaus TIE choice select circle OF corporsors had been
enlarged One SeDstor after another had been won -
section ofthe bill
Mr.. BENEFIT called 70 order and Mr. Bah
cock missing. the point OF order reduced TO wrag
The point Of order was submitted but as
some difficulty Of the question of the accuracy
oi the statement OF the point Of order Mr. Bennett on
the sppeai OF Mr.. Cornell Withdrew hs call to order.
Mr.. BABcocK cOntinued-He said that Sena-
tors had been picked up by another 70 for the
bill FOR the reason Re hst assigned He did not intend
70 use Tie word in offensive sense. The most whole
some amendments hsve been voted down however Just
and right Il WAS intended % force this Dill through
with al is powers-sueh as had never been granted 70
any corporation by republic or monarchy, from the
days OF Adm down A proposition few years since
to create such corporation would have been denounced
as monsross. The names OF the best known and most
enerprsing capitalists the Union have been proposed
the distribution Of this stock is given without the regula
ton Of law.
Pending Mr. BIS remarks the Senate adj
jOurned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-28
Gen. Pierce MarrIage Of Mr.. Crittenden.

NAsfINHTUNi = % II IoOI.
Gen. Pierce attended the Presbyterian
Church in 9h.st, Rev. c. J. Smith pastor this morning
There was a crowded attendance
Attorney General Crittenden was married
TO the widow OF the late Gen. Ashley, at DR.. Pynes
Church at o'clock this evening. The ceremonies were
intended for few friends only but news rot abroad
and the Church was illed The President and Prcsi-
dent elect several members of the present aud prospect
i've Cabinets Gen. Scott Mr.. Guthrie with Kentuckans
from all quarters Judges Of the Supreme Court Seha-
tors, Representatives and the people generally
there. Rev. Dr. Pyne ofhcisted assisted by Chaplain
in the Navy Secretary Everett gave away the bride.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-28
The BnItimore strike-New.York FIremen.

PHTLADbLPHtA, Feb y, IS5J.
A meeting Of mechanics last evening, in aid
of the Baltimore Strikers, numerousy attended.
Measures were on foot obtaining subscriptions in all the
workshops Of this city The Baltimore committee leave
in the morning for New.York.
Our firemen design turning ont tomorrow
evening to escort the Manhattan Fire Company from
New.Yoi on their way % Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-28
The Allegheny Valley RailrOnd-Fire ut Tenn
pe.nuecxftie.

PTrTsBURaH Saturday, Feb o. 1883.
A meeting of the Managers OF the Allegheny
Valley Railroad took place last night which resou-
ton unanimously adopted locating the Road on the
eastern side Of the Allegheny River. proposal
made by D. Leech Co. 10 take the contract for grading
the Road from Pittsburgh Newlork State line for
O. 500 COO on certain conditions.
A fire occurred at Temperanceville yester-
day. destroying ten frame buildings, owned by David
the workmen Of an iron mill Loss $1,000. Insured in
the Lycomng Insurance Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-28
Things IL Philadelphia.
ssssseI.s.es 4 rAs EY rla-as.

PHuApzLrHIA FEB. n, ls53.
The patent leather mandatory Of Wildwood
4 Eeyser, n Norri<ss nesr Frankford road, was Do
s,royed BY Gre on FriAsy night The loss, which "a
heavy, is covered BY LszTsnce
The number Of deaths In the city during the
weak ead:rz yeslerdIy WIS 2is Aialts - eh&i4rsn,
u. VI c.g-p, a cs-ssnaso5, ~ s:aS.s' .sTsT 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-28
Fatal Accident.

BosroN FEB. q, l3lj.
Last evening son of Mrs. Bowles of Rox-
bury eyed 10 years, boarding with his mother at the
United States Hotel fell the baniser the marble
floor, a distance Of 2j feet and instantly killed
There have been no arrivals to-day worth re-
porting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-28
Moro Washington Gossip.

Syecidl D.sgdteh 10 The ~ T. TribERs:
WASHINGTON Feb, %, ls53
President Fillmore gives large dinner party
TO morrow in honor of the President elect The out
yoing and incoming members OF the Cabinet and the
more distinguished Senators and Representatives viii
be at the table This Is certainly graceful and hand
come.
Senator James's speech on the Army Bill,
In defense Of mechanics was iecitous and triumphant
The Diplomatic Corps will visit the Ericsson
tomorrow GUS
Prom the British Provinces-Defeat of Rail-
road Biil-Address of the Governor of
New.Brunswich On the Fishery Question.
BoSroS, Feb. "a, 1853.
A dispatch from Halifax says the Railroad
bill was lost, decision, by majority Of two votes
90 Nova Scotia viii have no Railroads
The regular session OF the New.Brunswick
Legislature was opened by the Governor Ia person at
Frederiokton, the 2ith. Ills Exeellencys address
contains the following slusion % the Fishery Qreston;
"fou are well aware OF the measures taken by Her
Majesty Government in the last season for the protec
hon of Fisheries You have heard, also that Her
Aaesiys Ministers anxious % ehect such arrange
ments with the Government the United States may
eonduce 10 greater freedom in commercial Intercourse
with our neighbors The Provincial Government. have
not been unnndfn Of the Importance of these gu ons
Of the interests of our people The pending staie
owovef, OF any neSotulotS, would render 10 impossible
80 sord detSed information with advantages the pres
ent time, upon the subject
"Apprehensions have been expressed lest the interests
Of New Brunswick shculd b. overlooked in carving
cut any such arrangements, l happy in being able
20 inform YOU on the best authority tina, the PROSPERITY
Of the North American Provinces one OF the msr saS
sscts which her Majesty the Queen has in view ana
that in any adjustment OF TIE Fishery question the in
tsrests Of New Brunswick viii be carefully considered"
The Provincial Secretary laid upon the table
dispsca from the Colonis o9ee in reply TO the Hall
TAX address on the Fishery qUestion and moved al
orsss 10 send home BY the steamer depreeaing any
,esty upon the subject Of tie Fae5'es to which Nova
Scotia wss not party, waica pAsseo unanimously.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-28
The President Elect.

WASHINGTON, Saturday, Feb %. lsS3-
General Pierce is receiving calls OF cere-
lony a, bis apartments at Wizards this morning adj
lifting time The rush Is no. great as I Is not
nersy known that be Is resdy to receive pro'n'sc1'as
-,s'ols.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-28
ASSEMBLY.

BY Mr.. 3. SMITH to amend the charter of the
Nsw-York Dry Deck Co.
BY Mr. GALE, to divide the Seventeenth Ward
Of the city OF New.York.
BY Mr.. II. h. TAYLOR, to regulate the hours
of labor in manufactures, and all other mechanical
trades This oi provides for the hour law in all manu-
featuring estsbshments and forbids the employment
Of children under Il years Of age, than hours
day, and forbddng the employment OF those under 10
year of age
Tie bill - incorporate ferry between Will
hamsburgh sod New Y ork was passed.
Mr.. CBAnPLIy, of Allegany, on leave, moved
that the CCnnmtce Of Ways and Means be in
structed 70 tax banks and railroads, support por
ton of the burden Of enlarging the Canals Lsys
Mr.. 5. :. SMITH, of Queens, introduced
a bill to extend the time for the collection of in
the town Of Hempstcad Read third time aad passed
Adiaurped
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-28
UorsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The Speaker said when the House adjourned
yes.,rdsy the Clerk was about reading paper from the
Secretary Of tn Interior, wEen n Hon James Letcasr
in reply 10 certain charges recently made against nIn
by Gel Gentry.
Mr.. srAsLr hoped il would be read, IS Al ac'
Of couTtesy
Southern standard., 1853-06-04
FINE CARRIAGES AND BUGGEES
FOR SALE.

THE subscriber has just received some IL =
| very fine Bugges, with and without Ss1->5zzZ-
tops, and two superior Rockaway Carriages
OF the latest and fashionable styles, which he Of
for sale on the most reasonable terms. They were
made order for this market, and just completed by
the first and most celebrated mandatory Newark. y.
Jersey, mandatory whose reputation for the sound
and elegance OF its work, and the integrity and
fair dealing of its conductor is not surpassed id the
United States. He has made permanent arrange
ment with this mandatory, by which he viii be reg
styles, all of which VIII be warranted Of excellent ma
terias and superior workmanship These be viii be
able to SELL for cash. drafts with Mobile acceptance
on reasonable terms they can be procured in No
bile or New-Orleans, allowing for the freight up the
river He will also. receive orders from who te
sire Bugges Carriages different from those he may
have, any time in his regular assortment, which
ders will be promptly and faithfully filed By the man
ufactory referred TO or by himself the parties mas
prefer. MILES WOLFINGTON.
/ Columbus, Miss, Dec %, 1852. 4Sz
Southern standard., 1853-06-04
COzART. HUMPHREYS q BILLUPS,

4 RE now receiving one of the largest stock of
4 GOODS ever brought to this City, consisting OF
staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
of every style and variety. Clothing, Hats, Caps,
Boots and Shoes-comprising all the new styles for
ladies and gentlemen.
A very large assortment of Saddles, Brides, Mar
tingales, sc. Crockery, Glass and Wood and Willow
Ware.
A large and desirable stock of Spring and Summer
Dress Goods.-consistingo OF Grenadines, Tissues, Co.
lumbians, Bazarines, French Jaconets,, Berages,
Checks, Plads Silk, Tissues, Embroidered Swiss,
English and French Prints, Printed Lawns, French
Muslins, and almost every variety and Style of Spring
and Summer Ladies and Gentemans Dress Goods,
that the Eastern cities can afford.
PLANTATION GOODS.
Plain and Striped Cotton Osnaburgs Kerseys, Plains
Blankets, Russet Brogans, Mud Boots &c. Hardware.
Iron, Castings, Nails, Wedding hoes, Trace chains,
Backsmith's Tools &c All of which has been Sc
leced by of the partners who has been twenty-five
years regularly in the business. and with facilities
surpassed by any House in the southern country, all
of which will be sold for less profit than goods has
ever before been sold in this city.
Columbus, March 81, 1852. OK
Southern standard., 1853-06-04

TAKES pleasure in presenting to the cit- &
i zens of Columbus and surrounding coun-l11fYY4S
Try, his grateful acknowledgements for the very liberal
patronage bestowed. especially during the last FIVE
years Owing to the great increase in his business,
he has procured the services of DIR. T. W. WALKER,
from the city of Philadelphia, gentleman of the
highest claims to superior skill in every department OF
the dental art AL operations entrusted to Dr. s. or
w, will be executed in style not to be surpassed
BY any other operators in the Southwest With a
considerable increase his former stock of materials
which has always been very LIBERAL with quite num-
Der of new and highly useful instruments any reas-
enable amount Of business can be attended to with
dispatch, in any department of the profession and
warranted to give entire satisfaction:
Teeth inserted gold plate from one to an entire
set and kept In place without clasps springs BY at
mospheric pressure. Theeth that are sensitive tet-
ed previous % having them exeavsted preparatory q
filing, and the operation rendered painIess. This
will not njure the teeth in the least and
= the best remedy that has ever befre been preto
this community :
Columbus, December Is, 1864. x7.1r
Southern standard., 1853-06-04
WAGON and smith Shop.

At McC ClarGs's MAJ, on McBees creSk tarss and Aa
miles east Of Columbus Mississippi.
THE respectfully calls the attention of the
/ public to his Wagon Shop at the above place
Those wishing work in his line done will do well tc
give him call. as ne thinks he can suit them in good
work and low prices
In addition to the wood there are Smith and
Paint shop, and every other convenience so that
cry branch OF the business be carried the full
est est extent New work always on hand, and orders
filed at the shortest notice.
W.. GALLOWAY, Agent.
Jan % 1883 55:6m
Southern standard., 1853-06-04
New Furniture and Piano ware-ROOms
JEROME WoMELSDoRFF

JEhUAE MUMELSDORFF
TAKES this method OF informing the g.
L public that he has opened new Furni- sss7zz5SS4
tuFe anc Piano Ware Room, on Main SAL 4
next door to MeSsrs Hamilton BsSkervill & Cos Df
Goods Store, where he is now receiving and opening
an elegant assortment of
Plain and Fancy Cabinet Furniture
Such as Sofas Tete Tetes Chairs of all descriptions
AArble-top Wash-stAnds. Dressing Bureaus, Ward
robes, Bookcases. Mahogany Bed-stesds Center-'a-
bies, Quartetts or Tea-tables, Whatnots, Lounges
Looking glasses tined and wired Safes, Mstrasses &C
All OF which are warranted to give satisfaction !"
purchasers. Also, an assortment of
ROSEWOOD PIANOS,
which for style of finish or brianey of tone, eannO
De surpassed Persons wishing to buy any oi =. =.
above goods, would do well to call and examine ios
themselves before purchasing elsewhere, as an pc
pared to sell cheap for cash OF good paper.
Dec. p. 1852. Ask ]. WOAELSDOREf.
Southern standard., 1853-06-04
GEORGIA LAND OFFICE CIRCULAR.

I'VE respectfully announce to the owners Of land
w IN the State OF Georgia, that have opened an
office in this city. for the transaction Of General Land
Business. Both OF us have been, for several veaTs,
engaged in the business and familiar with titles
and qualities of land in the various parts Of the State.
Our hole time will be devoted exclusively the bu-
sness, and will sell, commission, any lands that
may be entrusted to cur care, purchase Tor int-
uas, lands that may be wanted by them in dtfelei,
parts the State One of the partners viii be con-
tinuav travelling in various ectons of the State for
the purpose of examining and selling lands.
Much time has been occupied anG expense incurred
by in finding out the of uncuitivaed lands
in the State, by the county records, advertisements
tax books and other sources. Ali the OF own
crs thus far ascertained. have been recorded opposite
the number Of the lands they in the various
ty district books kept Office. The record Is still
efficient, owing in part 10 the fact that many Of
county receivers have returned lands owned by IL
dvduas, without giving the number Of the lots the
districts in which they are situated.
We therefore respectfully ask Of those persons
whose numbers not entered on the tx books. to
send Us, by mall list of them. The object oIwhieh
request is TO know where to find the owners when an
application is made for to purchase them. We al
ready have on file the numbers Of many lots TO be
purchased the owners o. which, vet, are unknown.
There many scattered lots in varions parts Of
the State and in the lower counties bodies Of
land, for which there apparent claimants
Some of these are owned bv the drawers, or their
heirs who have removed into Florida, Alabama. Ms
sissppi, Texas and other States sold and now ow-
ed BY nonresidents Of Georgia.
We offer services 10 all persons in this and in
other States, who own Georgia lands, and We will
promptly give them any information they desire, rel
ative to their lands and the disturbed undssur1e
validity OF their titles. MORE s. EDWARDS.
HENRY z. MOORE.
JAS. c. EDWARDS.
Rtelrences.-Hon- f. A. Nisbet, Mr.. \. c. Munroe
Col. Pulaski Holt, Mr. Edward Graves, Coi J. D.
Watkins: Macon Georgia Robt B. Hauchton: Tz.
LahaSsee, Florida. Charles H. Dupont esq; Q4iEcs
florida VIM. L. Harris, Geo. r. Clayton, EsqTs,
Columbus MiSs Dan'l. Chandler, esq; Modi5s, Ala
Nathaniel ". Cooke, esq; MONTGOMERY. Ala. ]. Har
deman, esq; EufaulaIa. Ala, Hon. B. c. Franklin
Tsras. Gen. J. Hamilton, TsraS.
Mecon, Ga. Oct. 18th. 1852. AK
Southern standard., 1853-06-04
DR.. BLACKMAN,
SURGEON DENTIST.

ESPECTFULLY offers his professional g
LII services to the citizens of Columbus and c1YY7Yy
its vicinity.
He will insert artificial teeth from single one ~
complete set, and perform all other operations in bis
profession IN the most careful and perfect manner.
All operations warranted to give entire satisfaction
-or no charge will be made.
% OFFTcE on Market Street, opposite cady &
Co.'S. Livery Stable
Southern standard., 1853-06-04
lI!I
SISIZIIIH: asIlII Ills
AHEAD OF ALL OTHERSi

THE ENVY OF ALL PILL MANUFACTURERS! =
BECAUSE they are safer, better and more efhca-
n cious than any others; and because the Puohc VIII
take no Others if they can get them
Five hundred thousand boxes have been sold annu-
ally for the last FIVE years Young and old, male ana
female can always take them with equal saiety' With
out fear
If pills be necessary for purgng and cleansing tne
stomach and bowels, and purgDg the blood and fluids
of the BODY take others-for other pills produce
those combined effects, or contain Sarsaparila in them
Eat drink and live usual, and pursue your usual
occupation whilst taking them without fear OF taxing
cold during all kind of weather.
One Thousand Dollars are waged that more genu-
inc certificates (om physicians, Clergymen Members
of Congress and respectable ctizens be produced
of their efficacy than of any others, and Ten Dollars
will be forfeited every instance where one box will
not do more good than two boxes OF any other.
Forty Pills are in a box, and sold for twenty-five
cents per box with directions and much wholesome ad-
vice accompany each box. They have no taste un-
pleasant smel-free from dust powder of any kind
do not grippe the stomach or bowes,-produce no
sickness vomiting bad feelings. They good at
all times and adapted to most diseases common to
mankind.
Noone having once taken them will be willing to
take any others afterwards, because they always dc
good and If they do not then no others Will.
DR.. n. B. LEIDY, the proprietor and manufacturer
is regular Druggist, Chemist and Physician, of iteer
wears experience in Philadelphia Graduate of the
| University of Pennsy lyana; member of different
Medical Institutions Of Philadelphia, New York, Bos
ton Baltimore, &c. and associate and corresponding
member of several Medical Institutions of London anc
/ Paris-hence the reason of the greater confidence
placed in his pills and there being recommended in the
practice of most respectable physicians throughout ths
1 United States.
| Principal Depot, DR.. LEIDYs DIsPESsARY, No ia
| North Front ST., Philadelphia-and sold wholesale
and retail bv JAMES BLAIR. Columbus, Nj
/ Also, bv COLEMAN g. CLAYTON. Aberdeen, Nj; ; Jos
| TUCKER Mobile Ala; ]. WRIGHT & Co. n. o.