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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-09

IRON FOUNDRY.-l want To buy or rent al
Iron Foundry in York larse enough f,r t,ven,ve
or more odes Vacant Lots II good location build
irg House IN good nsishborhood below lish-s, would
pr.fe one with small stable in rear; value 500 % S7
Adress IRON MERCHANT Tribune Ofee.
NEW PLANNING MACHINE.-R:ghts for
y Ire new Patent Rsciprocsiing Planning Machine viii
Be disposed Of on aPF cation 70 me noe ~ as wa;
n 70 be SUPERIOR 70 any other invented oS Us SIM
phcty strength and prsetcsbity Any person can WORK
l. and the planning better in every respect than mat done
BY hand. Address T JONES Jr, No y Waist
ITO FLORISTS.-For Sale or 70 Lease the
i extensive Green Houses, prOpasstins house upon
the tank system. pits frames Sc appertainng 10 the Nars
cry Of Winter Co. Fiushins' l. l. variety o. S,oek
''''- 1''' '''''' GABRIEL WINTER
ITO DRUGGISTS and PHYSICIANS.-A
Il Physician 20 purchase the whole or part Of
Retail DRUG Store or to form partnership with Prsctcns
Physcsn in NewYork, Brooklyn WilsmshuIgh, or some
fourishirs country village Address, POSTPAID AEDlCUS
Tribune Office
ITO DRUGGISTS.-A Young man who has
had eleven experience in the retail drsg business
Is DESTROYS Of furnishing capital and connecting himself with
some well established house sed either N the retail
wholesale business Address L. B., Box Log New-lors
ITO GROCERS.-The old established Stand,
No pa Dyision-st formerly No s6s Let or Lease.
and the Stock Tor sale. rare opportunity r any one
wishing 20 or eulArSe theT orsin Inc store
large and has been occupied wholesale and retail
Grocery for ~ years Inquire Of " T SWEkEY Co.
No l76 SOuthst The House aud Lot vii BE- sold II desired
ITO PRINTERS OF PUBLISHERS.-FOr
i sale, Printing Office. containing douSe-royal
Aiams Presses (od patten) Standing Press Press Boards
and al the usual fixtures OF press Power the
IN misses. The whole part will be sold cheap. Also
single CYLINDER Napier S6x5i The presses may he seen at
work Apply between l. aud O'Clock, 10 Il J. RICH.
ARDS, No. lC7 Euton-st.
"OOLEN FACTORY, 4 MILES FROM
w NORWICH, CONN.-rwo sets of Cards, Jacks IA
Looms calculated s,ter and 6, 6, or shades
with finishing apparatus will be sold or rented low with
without the factory Power permanent.
Also Cotton Factory Ulster Co. y. Y Stone build
ing 20 feet longs Houses and Store and 10 acres OF land,
and immense water power To BE- sold cheap al a long
credit. If desired.
Also for Sale Cotton and WOODEN Machinery.
GEORGE WEBB, No 81 Beayerst.
, sale the Stocs ,1Gi9 Tt so,s
the upper part othe city The location sunsurpassabe
and dong good bnsn Satisfactory
for selling None need apply without the above amount IN
each. Address 4. Y y, Unon-square Post Office.
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ny ,bs Author of - FRIENDS AND FOR

Dl The Author OF !" hIL-NDS A-NH OH6
D TUNE" D. APPLETON 4 Co:
Published on "Wednesday,
LIGHT AND SHADE; OF, TIE iogNG ARTIST, ny
Anna H. Drury author of Friends ana Fortune EAs''
bury" vol l2ulo, paper coyeroT elofh' .. -.
grt al feens and beauty Life. motion deicaey ana nu
NOR are the ehAractcrisscs OF the satkor
ID A l. Co. have rust published; -
l. THE LOFTY AND THE L0WLY; or, GOOD ~ AZ
AND NONE ALL Coon BY Maria J. Msekntosh selA's u
1.-TWO Lives" Charms and Counter Charms e'o1 e'>
vols lAno cloth 81 50. psper 81. s,
one the shles, and aost sesoshins tales Ne have
. EXPERIENCE OF LIFE; TALE. By 2 NJ sew
on sr,IoT Of Arnv Herbert" Gertrude" &c. l-ao'
paper 50 cts. cloth IS cts. pu.,
JApy-BIRD A Novel By Lady Georgiana F1Hs-oon
suhor OF "Grrntly Manor Ellen Middleton etc l-i'
cloth IS cts raper 80 CTS.
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ILLUSTRATED NEWS.-Contents of Sat

ILLUSlh IA Ed NEW S.-tOhiSHts vi cit-
Il urLav Feb. I2-Twenry-four EugrsyinEs- l. c iptan
Ericsson explaining bis model The Murder 8 The In
former l. The FoTger; > The Express Rider o Portrait
OF tho late Junus Smith 7. The Stuyvesant Pear Tree
g. Floating Mortar g. Ast0r-place Opera HOUSE, 10.
Bal II tie Fire Department az the AsOr-pace Opera
House H. Pitcher presented 10 Peter Harvey l. SaveT
presented 10 Peter Harvey; 49, L. NJ Steamer Baltic;
Ii aud U.s. Seals OF jerusalem IS Ladies presenting Tenn
peranee Petition al Albany II. Concord y X L. Room
in which Pierce horn 49, Residence OF the late Coln-
tess Of Rumford % First Law Office Of Gen Pierce; q
Present Law Office Of Gen. Pierce = Residence Of Gen.
Pierce b Testing bars AZ Crystal Palace p English
Cunsrd Steamer Andes Together with great variety OF
ipieresting reading matter Price per copy For
sale at all tie principal News Agencies throughout the
United States.
P T. BARNt-M Special Partner.
H.D.GA Z. BEACH, General Partners
Nc Ia Fuitonst.
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NIBLOs sALOON.-LM GOTTsCHALK

NIBLOs SALOON-L.M GOTTSCHALK
~ respectfully announces 70 the musical public Of New
York nat he Will give Grand Concert on FRIDAY EVEN
ING, FEB. u, At Niolo,s saloon On which oecasion
Mime. ROSE DE yRIEs,
Mr.. HOFFMAN,,
Mr. KYLE,
M FRAZER
l. DDet-Grend Concertsnte for Flute AID Piano Forte
Messrs. J. A. KYLE and o. :. BRrsTow.
The Chase Of Young Hts1T{IF TInss G0'ohah
8 soDg-"I VIII Love Thee % the Last Montgomery
Fantssia-"Jerusalen" Grand Tnunphal. .GorTscHALK
(Fantsss for two Pianos)
ByMr RIcHARD Hoyg,~AS and the Author ".
Sung BY Nine RosE DE vRTEs.
Septuor from LUCE d Lammermoor.
By GOTTscBALE.
/ Descriptive Ballad The Young Soldier composed
expressly '0t T iH Il moi. sl51 Ma1aii
2. Poetic Cspnoes The OSsnic Dance. iGotschak
1.-THE BsnsBier NegroDance,)
By the AUTHOR.
3. Ara-Ah mon fls-"PrOphet. .Meyerbeer
Waltz D Brsvura(fOr two PianOsD Gottsc halk
Rondo-"I LON baTdi, eroi
6. Carnival Of Venice composed and executed
Tickets One and Two Dollars according to location For
all the Music Stores Seats be secured az VIM.
HALL SONS, where diagram can be seen Eshers
will be in attendance facilitate the seating Of the audience
DooIs open at 81 O'Clock. Concert to commence at u.
GRAND FAREWELL CONCERT-PAUL
MULLEN, Violinist, respectfully that his
FAREWELL CONCERT VIII take place on TUESDAY
EvENING, February p, at Metropolitan Hall on which
'''-'''" Nine 'HESRiETTE soyTAG,
Signor c. BADIALT,
sgnor POZZOLINI and
Signor ROCCO.
who have in the knde,t manner offered their valuable
vices Particulars IN future announc mens
DURTON's THEATER-Chambers-
- THIS EVENING Feb 9 will be played,
PARIS AND LONDON.
Jean Jacques Mr. Plscde Lady Yolstl Miss Weston
Thomas Trot. Mr. Burton Sally Trot. Mira Hughes
After which, NICHOLAS N1CKLEBY
SqueeTs.. .Skeuett Miss Weston
John Browde. Thompson Miss Squeers Mrs Bernard
Boxes and Psrque 50 cents Second Circle IS cents Pm
vste Bo1ess5; Orchestra Chairs IS cents.
WALLACK's Observation-Disclosures.
w w. WALLAcK. Lessee. w. LESTER, Stage Man
aser-TBIs EVENING Feb O. will be presented,
THE LADY OF LYONS.
Claude MelnOtte. Mr. Lester Col Danas ..Mr Blake
Beauseant. .....Mr. Mason Pauline......Miss Keene
THE REVIEW.
Caleb Quotam. Mr.. Wslcot Lucy Mfrs Stephens
Doors open at 81 O'Clock performance commence at7
Psrque and Dress Circle 50 cents; Family Circle, Is ceus
BROADWAY TIIEATER-E.AMA MARSHALL,
- Sole Lessee.-THIs EVENING. Feb. 9, WI be
performed the Comedy of the
BELLIES sTRATAGEM
DoncOurt. Mr.. Conway Mrs Racket. Mrs Vernon
Leta Hardy. .........,... Miss Emma Fitzpatrick
To be followed by two GRAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
To conclude with PETTICOAT GOVERNMENT.
Doors open at6l; commences at Boxes and Parquet,
Inner
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VERY LARGE FAffd1 - :. -. - -.
r published every s4rgnO.y No sc :o At ,hs Jog Bos
OF q per Snnh .Jire. r.. 20, and the paper Ia no
iwsnty eSpss bs,d Inc la (which it is paid Adver-
ess ~, ~. set vi naTged 10 cents per line for
each insertion
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DARTNER WANTED-Iaa an Office business,

i payirg ever 5000 Per month Only sleo required
Soy TIE vriuepa object being - get suitable person
70 1ttsrd 20 he business address, ylIa rs1 n-ei Az
GCsTUs OEes Of TIE TrbGHe.
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DOY WANTEp-In Book Store; must De
ID vel Recommended .etve and inishssnt Ha 80.
l6 yeGrs OF age One who has been N e9ok -. VI law
a prrtsreree AGarsss WEBSTlk- o. - ss-sS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-09

ITO TAILORS Wanted. frst-class Gus
Cutter 10 20 TO Boston Liberal salary and situl-
ton permAre nt Address J. C., Tribune Office stating
where az interview can BE- had
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ITO Wanted. a Job Compost
Il tor and Hand Freshman. Aorly Immediately -
CD BARTRAMS, 10. l02 MAider-lane.
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6ouses to Get.

4 LEASE for SALE.-Athree years Lease
~ OF Dwelling house, No 1874 East i0thst, with the
privilege Of buying the property at much less than its pre-
n value The lot IN teesnple aud clear tito VIII be
given The house contains all the modern improvements,
and in good condition having been occupied only two
years The furniture viii be sold with the house Apply
No Ss5 Pesrst the house before and after bust
noe hOuIs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-09

~ well lighted Store. occupied by the Subscribers
and admirably adapted from It's situation and size for
large Auction Store, viii be let for OF Apply
to NESMlTH Co, No 50 Brosdsf., n No. 50 New
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-09

ITO RENT-H0use No. 40 CliEst from May
la5s suitable Tor . first class Boardinx- Houss
H.. as .eepnz-roo psrors, kitehenz basement and
'eaiaf' - - ISAAC SMITHS SONS 4 Co,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-09
70 Grand Temperance Denomination for

The Benefit Of JOHN Il. COUGH, at MeuOpOhtan nan:
Prondway nearly opposite BTOope st.. on WEDNESDAY
EVEEING 9th inst Dr. PARMLY viii preside. Rev.
u ~ HALE of Hartford Conn. will speak the
ion; after which JOHN b COUGH will deliver fare
well address Mr. Il. BROWER the celebrated temper
ance vocalist has volunteered his services for the occasion
An efficient choir will also be present Tickets l2t cents
Exercises TO commence at I! O'Clock.
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ITO LET-Tbe dwelling part of House corner
i Canal and Varek sts. The House 70 pleasantly ST
used y frons both streets The hst floor De i'd
nirbly arranged for engaging IN any light and zenteei ba-
sness IL IL htted up with and cold water bath and
range. Tie House viii be put n complete FsPaif snd
shsys pas. the door ~. ,nasa ne rrsms-
.s can b. sem from II A. NJ ~ rI dsrrher par.
Corner Canal and Vsncksts
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UNITED STATES SCHOOL AGENCY,

- O9f7) ~ T. II. WILCOX, No 2s5 Broadway la
ttutors. Families Teachers. MstTons &c, throughout
he Union served engagements AZ per cent IN
ldrGrs the required compensation for year nclud
ing bosrd secured by Transferable check with references
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NEW YORK TRIBU'
THE NETWORK DAILY Tn

IL YuBLIsBID ENEkY MDRNINU, IoO
BY GREELEY NIGEL
AZ ZEE TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, corn N<e@ "
sAssAU-sTs, OPPOSITE THF
Aud delivered to City Subscnberst yens ~. Ds~k
o., when they prefer, they can pa s;age copies
or SIX months year st the -. -, annIfn in
Txo Cents NAL Subscribers, Lo 1919 For three
.cvsrce Subscriptions taken SIX .A-,,,ed IN all ex.
Tronths 81 80 Three Dollars 40 s.Dos 49, rsceiysd
ebspges " Country Eevsr or -. - t6o.a 81 m.
Al tins Office, whose terms - higher Ns" wv
T-Ctsas are not allowed sny 1-aeis"'s'
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Boar0 anh Rocms.

4 CCOMMODATIONS for FAMILIES and
"A single Gentlemen can be Obtained at 10 Bleeckerst
4 FEW GENTLEMEN can be accommOda-
ted with partial Board and Rooms No q West lIth
st. between Broadway and University place.
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ITO LET, TO small genteel family-The
second and front part Of third oor in ell seven rooms
and ps1rsE in each room. Croton water ke
Inquire the premises. Of q. J. HAMILTON No lSo
Esst zlst-st. Can be seen from / ~ o'clock PM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-09

ITO FLORISTS-For Sale or 20 Lease the
4 extensive Green Houses, propagstnS house upon
the tank system. pits frames Sc apperalnng 10 the NRrs
erv Of Winter Co. Flushing, l.. l. variety OF STOCK
for sale very low Apply the subscriber AZ No sWest
l4st near thav, or on Friday and Saturday q Ens1ns
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A HOUSE to LET and FURNITURE for
A UCTION STORE to LET.-The large,

~ SALE, uptown-House new, with all the modsrn
Improvements also, Furniture ndw. Address WADE,
Mon SQUARE Post Office.
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Uante.

A S WASHER and Ironer, or to do the general
IA homework Of small private family, bya respectab,
young Girl Is willing to 90 for low wages Call at No
LIS ClifI-sf.
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" Grief Copwny and Mauugondaus W

deliver Of Lectures and other Exercises at the
Rutgers Institute, the Manners and Customs of the In
dans, Rded by the wife OF the latter and hts two
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY EVENINGS
Feb 7b, 9th, and 18th inst Admission % cents children
I25 cents
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" Free Congre gatlonaI Church Donation

VISTA friendly visit at the residence of Rev. HENRY
BELDEN, No. 10 West 29th-st 6th6v, THIS WED
nesdayl EVENING, 9th inst
Committee Of Arrangement-Dr. Geo Benedict d. Il
Scott o. Bennett Mrs Weed, Mrs. Benedict Miss vii
son, Mrs. Rose Mrs. Hill Mrs. Bennett Miss Preyear Mis-
Gill, Miss Ford.
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for Is53.-P. J. COZANS,

VALENTINES for 1953-P J. COZANS,
Nos IO4 and 100 Nassau st. Csuccessor 70 Huesfis
COzsns has ready splendid stock Of Valentines En-
velopes. Lace Paper &c mostly designs which are
offered reduced prices Dealers viii be supplied the
most liberal terms lots from - 10 ~ 60 Purchasers
will find their advantage examine my stock the
Valentines superior 10 airy manufactured heretofore
HNHE REVENUE BOOK containing the
New Tariff OF 1876 together with the Tarif Of 1912
compared, also the SubTreasuy WarehOuslng and Cana
dian Transit bills Of 1876 and the Drawback Laws Likewise
the British Tariff amended at the ate session Of
Parliament which is added table of Foreign Coins
duced 20 Federal Currency Published by
GEORGE II. BELL. Bookseller and Stationer,
No. lie Nassaast
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GOOD SERVANTS.-German, English and
- Protestant Girls for housework 6e had a. No -
Lud VET near Grandst Aiss good cook and some
J. RIDGELT
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CERVANTS-Families in want of good help,
- for city country. obtain such the Office No $40
Grsncs; The B0weTy, where every effort : used %
secure faithful competent and worthy domestic servants
/ WATTS.
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IRON FOUNDRY.-l want to buy or rent al
Iron Foundry in New York large enough Tor txen,ve
or rnore OdeIs Vacant Lots IN good oeaOu build
Works upon. also want 60 pGrehase or rent Dwell
rr. fer one with small stable in value 50 90 S7o
Aaress IRON MERCHANT, Tribune OtSee
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pleasant furnished spe-rments without meals en- OBJ
tam them No a Whit The location very desrs-
be- icing Broscwsy, AID the house Clean and quiet
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of Walk persons opposed 10 the Asses
men levied their property, and those not satisfied with
the Award for their property taken for the Widening OF
WAker-st, are requested TO call at the East broadway
House, corner of Pikc-st az M J. BROWNS Paper
Store No So Canal-st. any time during the DAY and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-09

A TEACHER, well qualified TO give instruc-
~ ter in French and Music can haye eTSanen 49,.
The Female SEMINAR South ih-st lear 6hst, Wl4a'-
bureh.
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VO DRUGGISTS and PHYSICIANS-A

Physician wants 20 purchase the whole part Of 4
Retail Drug Store form partnership with prsctcns
Physicisn in New-Iork Brooklyn, Wsnshnrrh, or some
fourishirs country village Address postpaid NEDICUS,
TIKI
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t11-A Grand Temperance Demonstration

There will be Temperance Meeting in the New Hail. No
o. East Broadway near Market ST.. THIS "Wednesday
EVENING, at II o'clock Mr.. NJ. J. HEWITT and other
eminent speakers will address the meeting which cannot
fail to draw large audience. IRA BUCHANAN Chairman
~ Notice. Broadway Section, No 6-Cadets Of
TemperanceThe members Of this section particular
" requested 10 attend the next regular meeting of the So
siety at their rooms, Convention Hall, Wooster-st
WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT, Feb. 9. at O'Clock,
az business Of importance VIII be brought before the meet
ing which require the immediate attention OF each and
every Brother TO consider and act upon.
Punctual attendance IL therefore called for.
BY order, ROBERT r. FULTON, Secretary.
III. ID. JOHNSON, Jr. y w. A.
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DILL CLERK WANTED-A young Man
ID who Is npd tnd handsome 49, - 49,. re-
have extrA capabilities IN this way. 1870 - .
AOULTON, PLIMPTOS, "ILL,IA - 49, 49,.
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~ Fire Departmental receipt of the following
donations the Widow and Orphan Fund Of the Fire De-
pnrimont il most thankfully acknowledged:
Bowory Insurance Co. per Geo G. Taylor ESD Sec. 500
LoraTd ns. Co. per Carlisle Norwood, Eel, Sec. loo
United States Ins Co. per James Wlkie, Esq Sec. 100
Greenwich Ins. Co, per Jas Harrison, Esq Sec.. 100
North River Ins Co. per John HageTman Esq, Sec. 100
NewYotk Feb. s, 1883. JOHN =. GILES Treasr.
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~ United statcs and Paraguay steam Nav
rY- Eyes.-Nafurai sight Preserved and Re-
sso.ab ouL Near sight Cured.-PROF BRON.

NTUTtUs NUW MUTT NfNNF 'INV'N-
son enables their natural sight 10
store t after glasses have been used for years and TO
near sight; al in few weeks months without PAIN risk
or injury at expense Weak Sore and Diseased
Ewes treated Several thousand references given None
hnt raid Medical advice given, (Honeo
pathc and HS dropathc 20 invads Ac for Consumption,
Dyspepsia other complaints of short or long standing
Explanatory pamphlets given 10 callers.
0hice DAYS In New-Nork, every Fourth THURSDAY,
viz: Feb TO- March TO- from to at No 70l Broadway.
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lfoR THE RnsuaLIc.l
The PiOneers-Our Wender1o1 Progress.

To NE Editor Of the Republic:
HlR: In the Republic Of this morning ia an in.
PRODUCTION to GA Wisconsin Pionser," in the
person of the respectable Judge Msssersmith, Of
Iowa county Wisconsin, stating that she located
at Dodgevile, Iowa, 1926" and adds, ssthat he 10.
Gated there 1928, now twenty-five years agone,
and lives there STILL
The immense and steady growth of the United
States cannot be better illustrated, a. far a. goes
than by bringing on the scene occasionally one
or as many more as God has spared, to earth Of
these relics, who saw the day-star rising which
has continued to hover over the vast central and
western regions Of that great expanse now EN-.
braced in the domain of the United States.
We have now to introduce pioneer, the senior
pioneer, by forty-seven years, of Judge Messer
smith. There is no person of candor will, hope
fail to attribute this notice of myself to the right
motive, giving his small quota of interest to
the progressive grandeur OF the still infant Anne
rican Empire of the West.
was taken over the Appachian mountains in
1881, now seventy-two years past, when Wheel
ing, Of Virginia, on the banks Of Ohio, was the
outpost from the Atlantic ocean of the great re
gion now more or less inhabited to the Pacific
When taken to the wilds of Ohio, to the then
land of danger and blood, years after my arrival
on the Monongahela and Ohio, savage murders
were perpetratcd between those streams, and
when the Ouisconsin river, by any intermediate
route, and upwards of six hundred miles air dis
lance farther westward, was then, 1881, far more
difficult of approach than is now any part of the
Pacific coast of North America, from the mouth
of Columbia river to Behring's Strait. This may
sound--it must indeed-as extravaganza to thou.
sands yet other fact in the history Of this country
admits of more undeniable truth. Standing on
it as vantage ground, to pierce mental vision
into the tardisant but sure-co'nimg futurity, and
comparing the future with the past, the mind is
arrested, not confused exalted, but not intoxicat
ed. The grandeur of North American history il
dimly foreseen, but not as phantom, but land
scape over which TIME Is glancing his Frightening
beams.
Before the minds eye spreads scene embrac
ing more than three millions of square cultvatablt
miles, and on part of which an Anglo-Saxon ma
ton already has risen, and is rising and spread
ing, with nucleus now exceeding t,centy.tou,
millions, and gaining one-third decennially.
These elements, found by an analysis of thu
five decennial enumerations already made, afort
data for the future deserving high degree of con
fdence. WILLIAM DARBY.
WASHINGTON, July 20, 1853.
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Magazines.

BIAcKwooD's MAGAZINE for July has just been
received, containing its usual variety of articles,
among which one on Gold and Emigration, and
their Effects Social and Political. I.
TAYLOR & MAuRY, agents, Pennsylvania ave-
nue., near 9th street.
GoDEr's LADY's Book for August rs superb
number, just received, and may be obtained at
JOE SHLLINGroN's, corner of Pennsylvania ave-
nue. and Four-and-a half street, and at BucKING-
HAMS Literary Depot, under the National Hotel,
corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street.
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INTERESTING INVENTION. Mr.. Hood, formerly
superintendent of the House telegraph office in
this city, has invented plan for sending messages
by telegraph in the very handwriting of tho copy.
This is a novel and ingenious idea, but Mr.. Hood
is equal to its accomplishments
springfield Republican.
We are informed that this idea was partially
realized by Mr. Bains'
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Mississippi Whig Convention.

The Wing Convention of Mississippi assembled
at the Capitol in jackson, in that State, on the
18th instant, when Hon. w. A. Lake was called
to the chair, and r.. X. Arthur and Thomas
Palmer, esqs., appointed secretaries. The con
venton nominated the Hon. Francis M. Rogers,
of Monroe county, as the Wing candidate for the
Office of Governor, and Daniel r. Russell, of
Carroll, James A. Horne, of Lauderdale, and
George H. Foote, for the respective offices of Au-
dtor of Public Accounts, Secretary of State, and
Attorney General, leaving blank for the office
of Treasurer. The convention adopted resolu-
ton, among others, condemning the appointment
of Freesoilers and Sccessionists by President
Pierce.
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REMAINS OF CAPTAIN UPsHuR.-We under
stand that the body of Captain Upshur, who died
at Spezzia while in command of the Levant, was
taken in charge ofby the Masons of that place, Of
which fraternity he was member, and by them
forwarded to this city. The fraternity of Norfolk
have been called together to make arrangements
to forward the body to the Eastern Shore.
Norfolk .Nc,rS.