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NEW NOVELS

- IKE II Burgundy Nv \. Dumas, - Clair Ts'c Of
~ Federal City ny J. :, I lack ateher, The Gle k.
uld Mas lac, "Nonolf- Of Be.ze n " tom Tie
German Of W. IiaU The Countless lnqnisiioTs Fun
shment by W. Engoiis Legends anu sinrss at Ire aud
rs Sdsiusi Lever. Roy o'sinre by Love White BCy
~ Mn, Hal, Ghsuce Meadiy, White eiave. iunos;or
The jill Adam Brown. Cksrina, The smugglef. WITH
many other interesting syorks. just received a.
Dec IS ELLIS.
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FAKE NOTICE.

Ga - HI ktrrcfs are informed thai ihst dtsirafl,
q y piece Of property known as The VIRGINIA Hoe SIT
need m tn rts Of heeltne offered for rent from
ne Inst " Argl ue1t The premises nov in rood re
par. conveniently and pleasantly oca;ed fof bus cda
a't IS tie stopping psce o. TIL eres ma nal
road stage con hahA lite OF coaches Few situations
~ Tie hIHd ohtt better Inducements 70 Hotel Eeeners
Application He, made ef a, his oil %. on
Monroe sweet nctt door 10 tii" Times office Ceunua
eaiaha ~ nail III also receive prompt attention
~ ~ IDIIN j Hnl.l,
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800

az AIRS Boys Coarse Boots, - pairs Bows KIN
e. - b'"is 20 pairs Youths Kip and Coarse Boofs
w pairs S"Ats hlP Monroes, 100 pairs Youths Coarse
Montoes all Of which VIII he sold at very. i,,,, .
"t e4sh Jn . ALTMAN & MAXWELL
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g AitEs DRESS C00Bs-Fine French rlstd Cash
- HereE, sur Aleerlu. sids do. itch supr sin ps A
DO. liz hsid ard ala lsaIos II
Lee eENSENEY & RHODES
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S2D,ejUs)

Gran5 Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware and
Gcorea-Class ). extra.
To he drawn at " Wilmington, Delaware. on Tbur,Is=
January IL $50.
= auIni CT LOTTERY, u drawn h&1ots sfeudtf scheme
price Of s5e0oo. al j.l0U off, 800 Of 4tas 10 If
lWn, ana Of l.5ie. Tickets -, slazcs IN proqozz
Ton \ cert cate of package Of twenty .ixe w,as4
VIII cgst sol, twenty-five halves y llVsHiy-Iye qua
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ALTMAN & MAXWELL.
FEATHERS.

AVVV ceivcd and for sale by
Dec Ii NJ T SWEENEY
Nashaniel Wright Action of Debt in the Cir
cult Superior Court of Law aud
BancrohWoolcock and Ghanccry Tor 0hio county
w Woodcock. Virginia.
Same Plaintiffs Action OF belt pending the
W same Court As The above
= January, ls47, between The hours OF o'clolk, T..
~ end 9ociock, r. NJ. of the said day, tie olue OF
william Parmclee, ESQ Mayor of The City of Albany
IN ths esate 81 New York, the deposioas OF David =
Hagsdorn, John Z. Hermance. and Cyrus -tepheu:
on the 3esh day Of January 1884, hetwren the hours nf
9e'ciock, "a Msnd O'Clock, p. NJ OF sad dav al the
otice civilian Sreck ESQ. Councillor IT Law IN The
City Of R0c hester in TIE State of New York tc depo-
uon OF w ihsm II. Cheney VIII &c taken on tie pan Of
the defendsnts 10 he read evidence the trial OF the
above entitled and II from any eau-e tile oye
dispositions be not taken or be not completed te sAid
days. the taking thereof IA be Adjourned from time
time until the same b completed
BtNCRoFT wsoDCocK,
DEC u wtd ". N0OHte4k.
suitin Chanecry depending IN the Cifenn saperist
Court Of Law aud Chancefy for OHIO county, Virginia
bsnersn Woodeoek ana W Woodcocs. fsmtids.
Bsrsiey Dennson. psfiu. Back and Nathaniel Wright.
D.end4tis.
THE shove named defendants viii TAXI notice tbat
ON The 18th day OF Jauuars pa between the hours af
o'e.eck A. N. and O'clock. =. Of s4d daY al tine
once Of William Psrmeee, Esl Mayor - the tny %
Albany, IN the state OF New YORK. The dispositions OF
David z. Hagadorn, John L Iiefmauce And cyrus siu
phens; also the 30h day Januarv - between TIC
hours Of O'Clock, \ and O'clock 4 N fsad dsS. a
ehe once Of Wien Breek, Es.t. Coluefi'or Law
ne City Of kochesteI IN the state u New iors The de
suiou 0s W Ham IL Cheney viii eaen, te &c read
evtsence on behalf ofssd BzneFoft Woudeoel q SoH
- We nearing of te tied sad dc
s.aees he not completed ssid aass. lie taking
ssms - ~ ie aeIeufncd from time 10 time an'H n
DEC 81 NJ BANCROFT wooICo 4 son
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LATEST ARRIVAL
or nHt' - oFHER NEW STYLE Dry GOODS
ID " IEEfCE

49, 49, IN IA , ~
or hfs %. sorHER NEW sfYLEBHY Goods
@ ". HEiSkELL.
z. - it.-s f,=rs,. fraiu ne lm OTTER a f-u
= p Itae- ". .H#a .a8As So tI#. frtls4H gee
q a.lHt b bHt.s ur tfltt i5etaut It. &. I'D. .8
h. fsaHd tHr Stuart plsIHs tfe I..t,r= b. ,f4- -.
tt ae3i tssiH1Ha goods fH 5sr Tor aLigz 81 a.
tNENlNd DRESSES.
ii "f'sn s''d Suisse saoi' q e'crg Fs-''4 ay -
= ''''" at lt+St - -
EgfffLpBESsW utsTratuV7 ~. E. zs.a,5-.#- an
y e b'ass re.e=if'cs II = CHv.s. -, 49,. .9z
c. no>zET VELVET ar,54. ,1s..s.
Trimmings.
We Rave zesf ped arae 1ItIar TO- err lias q .54
6. Eaiiah-ti flaee4 4 lItl ul4f .zsafe,e i
so,l, hd E'13 "a ger Ilsn gteT =. it-s
CHNNLs. EubfeHlcred esuiaa craze. r,tfsei .f.s
Ne keffi 'ss'Here sud four "a 81 BroeIs ~ust, Size
e7-ssteui sad ver} eheapa nEtskEII's.
nj EW Il i1i Legs Ma.sea Gsspes lu Roses -
~ b'yrs aHdo - Botc ksielns ia,t reseivcd sri ~
'eit 'ci y. y N"olEnW .N7.usl -rl
FIREiB0NS y Ten TRIMS.
a Biiltitt assortilrft To- rat,lH#g rgdft
- oet .. 1876 OFT g GRIEF.
WHIPS
ST rcreleed dasal fran1thr Nsbufsr,arp RI s.sas
~ ufsnt ct rs sfs and is=lles 1arlsisllH. Ill. t.-rs
snsts lfesers and lfsng vit q stare. prese.. ~
hu-FS dSfs Ann Oh sHd an azsHrtGtHt Ut wood end
sale iew fp5 cash. SIEDI.T t3#R
Nst =. W laa Aait a1ffet
CENTtENEN or iiHIAnHPnIS-N ~, =-sf.l=s
~ ted tmltU-isi tasc ard Almond a619us grc.4#5
dcb a comparison II NWefIFs e. FuHaRe Na 49,
y ili esc arY other sfer usur tins fnoltrm Pssst It's
TIE test NefY lest. Gre 81 onfg akfnafrtffsf / To-
not ~ snf more 10 convince ea- Wsttaut t. Fur
sale y 4oiesaia and fessil 81
g.HEs HN.EHs9
FeffHHc5F ant He#ist Et8rr
IL south i Ind street EhliaiplBtIR
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W. ok EE 4 ROBERT son : Goods fresh all.ply q
Sh'f tieu white t@liisd blankets, superior Indigo Ef
TO- Iefsiau tas-Ht ftvesds t,ss4uetiS Flauteis
afs, &c received iIis nathe and Tor SAFE A. Factu
y ft!eesty sE&sENEY l. RHODES
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SAy w =.

c. MI IL NIL hss just received ffe.f lfa5I IT Nm
~ iHloviH kind et saws
Hoe 4 e. fsteut t,rohnd rasi steel Nh $40
NHls Rowland Sill and cr"ss eut DO.
Johnston cs'f steel circular d..
t9st steel Hand saws ri tbc approved stst ts
Also Fgf5 NM spring sized polished ses Tese as
d ~ use IA Tie edt. those wishing To know their cz
telentts s. ~ lc rsie Cd 10 t.ust - 10 IiayeIrie Gun
M. >.
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TO THE MInrARN.

TO THE MILITARY.
TNFANTRY Tactics or raes for liz eSefelse ard ma
Z nl.vres ofthe Z : infantry nBe edttsH m = auaie
tie sf volume containing fhe schools at int S6dit sba
Company the Second The school Of tile H2ta"n ails'
instrlciion FOR Light Infantry Rite, aud ie ID tYol
ntions sftIle Line by Maj Gen &inied Seoii1 I > y
OF sac separately or IN srtta 10y
dee q JOHN II THOMPSON. Chien street
x7OR THE LADfEs-An assortment II beautiful Nats
= Paper Note aud Letter Envelopes, Motto v dtrf..
DC. lust received and for sale Ay
uees1 JOHN II THOMPSON. Union etze-t-
q tMANAcs-1n gross Amsaecs for III. Am
Ia F;runq's calculation. Jua Published and Tor a2e
cheap hy the gross OF dozsn- q tire -
dse 2s TIMES 0ffit H..
TAx oTEF4PER no ENVELOPES An sssorimeni
~ Of Note per and EH*eoPes of Fafans sizes aud
qaeiitte5 Just received. Also Motto waters. stilits
ards and variety Of Fancy sHd safll stationary
jist feceivrd ly dec & y H0kNbR0oN.
Il CASES OF Mems hip BOOTS just received a.
=. d.. 20 TODD a H8H FLls
TtsT received a the Hlack Mammoth heoi,2 o.
~ meme NaIIoeou slug boots, vefq Fape'oT aftes
l.r t.latel 4se4f, aud wtl1i vii sod a. isf asi
4h- a TODD Il HOWELL.
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- = y IT 7 7 v =
- W sci ffe## Nsa fafE 5H1 lf5Hf. +=t4 fa s5=-
-zlai ==-arr "a satt.laat ta, la4s q. zH... ..z-
+, 's HHz#.a. ~ s. D.. s
81 ifsaa'..a large sIif ..l#z= $50 z5zH. -
ALI NH NfNtIE I5tF TUUTJS
affs7frr ID r'r+Hs. Hec-ea e4-=aafs k44..sl
5aFH5 fwee5s fssf.,.a -fffl. Fflts .il=a-..
nt-s4s 80 oi = beat{ Nade e.oihIaH. nad1 far
~ dse = WI. Wttkf tM. tuctouccr.
IA n Dollar ssvef {. .dansffrsfe r e-..H
.EFf SssS wishing F1ud and e5Cap h.fs win ali Al
% = - ifsrrer's iist sHd CsF store. for them
y 1h-''NS WaHfEr- - ffqH tn EfKe cents Co I've
4 dollars VII ffsts .. tsfFsfs for t.gH.
b EksoNs wanting children aufl vougis fancy cloth
n eas IF Ehe I'D cent Grades. eHaao Ifl -su sf = d
Harpe5's fiat s1d esp Store or s8sHi,
< j.. HARPER Has s3Fses saGI Dis Hats ard Ca
~ cheaper tasU ans atHef establishments - ne cos
Car tut sc d. m
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Nc Ias una IEAS, hOIh tfeen aud bhtk. of al d.
striPtiaus the hIsh.s grades grown IA Chaa, 81 %
per pos nd.
~ TAKE NOTICE The Canton Tea Company
es the exclusive wonders the Back Tea Cal
led . IoUQIA's NIX RI" They Introduced 1t
~ America lsi0-- and every other house
processing 10 sell The - s-ntuch less al lower
pfieedeeeIss The untVAIy, Tic public themselves VII
perceive ~ Comparing tbs spurious WIZ HIS geHhine
'H1"quA Nendcd rs the anton Tea Company.
itsft lseka se I'm add ion To is containing n IL
= Etelil inde enseni of the er eafs The = ann
Of nczifess and elegance and the 1ras therein
to odsht secured from shf and air, ina tlrlr ala
Is and power viii reaiain uni aired IN a. cuas
aay9. 'lt WILLIAM HALL. Agent. Va
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II. W.s.ENNRS.
CHECK ROCKS

ii y N EHtE. HEAFT HOOKS. ~ WHe1I.H1, ~
~ meHk DR. IT'S ~ SHEETS. C1IEEEs iu saeei.
e" aHA etHaAfA sff5elea. eH hoek, note nd Hen ~
Ser ale aiihe IHHes office
Nov = IF WHARTON
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u CASES Of Mems hip BOOTS just received a.
- al. 20 TODD "a H8ft FL :.
GAMES ANn AMINf hlENT.

= q TIiFf.ArIIe- Iasl rerela.d ~ u inc I'm
| seIsd Rssts f0f Lsjsst Ieai Bftszsa. Is In t=e
fof ffe 10 %. H44-s. d spolH A. . -
aee b JOl.NsIcN 3 HEREfHlLL'3
o4See LBS Western Reserve heese, % talea
i ~ - ~ n + Ra4a4#H. J AsHrel Xaae Cur a.. st
for sae lovlh de- - MORROW tfAkLIAA
100 BAERfLs Kaa.~hA sa'i. go rs -. -
ff.h Lad e Bo4e. Zaausrl lite 80 faf - oW ts.
dse "a MORROW & Is Ah Ia ~
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CLASS AND GLAZING.
q G. ROBINSON on Hau street. Haz ffl-t rt6s.e} ~
BE- addition to ls late larqe aa-s Inp4 81
snperu[ dau!e ate windn'y gia T. hy - splcadIJ
article he hS sasbt also 81 al sIzes mill Prices
Nov u
ST received and fDf sd = ho1rs lidlslns. ! tl,
v Lemons hpH Gurou. fresh / keR French turr9Hfs.
kes NJ aass Grape, Cream Nuts, Lrrorice, &C, NY
hee u. LtkENs I. G4ekEf.=
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AMI Ms For lot7

I ST received 'he Christian Eeepasfea Got tFi-
fieHf~uHsT offering for 17Fz. Hrf5tr4as =5+-+
IT TT ffi0 Of trierdshiH for 1ef- nj tc sli.
fts a9asf tcsutifu of ere tvHEs Ferifz s. lsb
Ha 'o Hstc atloce present. VIII ind It IS rn ft -
aHtlatelH al Tina look Store IF Il KaBD
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DIVIDENDs.

WHEELING SGNtNosi lNsffrt ff8s,
January {. I-f-z
~ HE Directors of this Institution have declared
u yidend Of per cent on tie capital stock for tie
last SIX months, payable Ia The stock hodrs and
The 18th inst. in BNEGOi. Treasurer.
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S<HAWts iuu received few he.ulifaI new u,le
- eslefr 49, verf f5c csshuese shawl also rsrf
etk NJ Mouse eoiofFd ard Htaek emIradere1 THIbsi
aawiss WIN BAILEY.
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

There wa. no mail last night a, nine O'Clock
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ROSI0N GrS

~ Sev and beautifli - &c f3r temea e.
M'GNLEkN J.
- ser Ma sjrsas
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" ALI. TICKETS aud Fatty t.seetz eHeeaial
-, TINES OFFICE.
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SIT, 600.

Grana Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware and
Georgia. Class No. 1
To he drawn al Wilmington, Delaware on Saturday
January = ls49.
'snam er lottery n law haois. Splendid scheme
ptze et SJHttO, Of 9et00. OF I0,Ue0 Of d6Ue OF
900. of s,au4 10 OF 0tB TIeks.s 3 ;.
shares IN pro orlun. c.rcas OF packs e OF en-
ty-iz who3es' WI cost go twenty Ak hsrss :,
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y. /. D0RSEY'S.
&:s3.eg9bO

Grand Consolidated Lottery OF Delaaafc ana
Georgia. Cidss No 2.
J" r. drawn a. Wilmington. Delaware. OH SATURDAY..
3aaaafF g, isff= = HHHfst Izaltarf Ia dawn -
lois : lsndiu seHemc. przo ell .u0o a. iq.eea 3
oiiet0 ef = ~. -eee ef6itG. - Of fau 81 o.
Go Tickets slu. shares in proportion A cerftfrst. ~
Pseksze of twenty I've Kshaies WIZ rast stu t,t4t
lE. IaL.es -. tt.enll- i've auaELer.
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yEyoLfF's rATTERN.-Iiot ar Stove. tesist
Wv iai aftte, fecetssd ths day sad for sac loo.
!. r. Il. Elf.
~ TH0s. G. CILBEkISuN
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1t persons knowing themselves indebted 10 = ~
'i'i' p liott or hook account Will please call aud
Hettf nc ssue and nse who fail to comply with The
owe fcquesi may spsct themselves waited uao when
W. h9pt Ney VIII be rcadY to meet demands
ALTMAN & MAXWELL
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DAGuERREOTl Pr MlNlATU RES.

!. 7. THNk =.
~ The Pittsburgh DugEtrrtaH GGitru
yTt ct Id Respectfully inform Tire IsA1cs and Cen
WV uemcn q Whtelng and vicinity that he hss "a
ken rooms over Ia. BRtNttiNaFH's Arorure. ON
Monroe 81 Where he Will remain for short tor the
purpose et lak4ns Miniatures eiicr the latest style the
Art, with or without roofs.
A. a pupil OF Mr.. Esugcuhcim Of PhHadelphis Mr.
Drake Is enabled ta es to the Citizens this VICINITY
specimens Uf the caored naek ground Hcsti fnl i'm.
pfoveHent patented = Mr. Iaustbeiu aud AIieIt u0i
ONLY adds tn tire icSntf %; TIE impressions hut removes
that unpleasant glaze from the plse that has been
ten the subject Of complaint
Bnnuls open from Q 4. 81 10 p. T.. NJ
n r. Instructions gwen IA lie at and eoiupet sets Of
apparatus Furnished On Tic most reasonable terms
Bee IL. 81 ArpttS eaf,y
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300 pounds Of public four destined for the Mexicm army
at San Luis PotoAi While there General Taylor detach-
ed Captain Graham and myself with our companies and
engineer officer reconnoe the country and passcs
lying south Of that place. with view OF learning ITS
means of defence. We were out three days. and exam
ined the country around for ab0u thirty miles Found
some strong passes but formidable as those on
the Monterey road and which could not be turned
by infantry. They had been represented as stronger
General Santa Anna is at San Luis Potosi with $4,000
men, regulars and rancheros His army is represented
as much frightened poorly clothed and fed Santa Anna
certifying the town, which situated about $50 miles
south OF Satlo, and almost impracticabe rOed.
Gen Ampudia is said to have lost most Of his horses and
many OF his in falling back upon this place He is
under arrest and is to be tried
The Mexicans determined to hang out; and the
only way to terminate the speedily is to send not less
than $4,000 additional troops their country and
it on all sides. When their capital and several
other large cities fall them il they pushed they will
be compelled to give up, for they cannot subsist AT
present they carry terror wherever they go and snbsst
upon the people
report reached us while at Saltillo (rom the Mexi-
cans) that Lieut. Col Fremont, and all his party, had
been cut off and murdered by the Mexicans, but we
not attach much weight to it.
We have now some four thousand men here, and what
the next move will be find out If the general
had men enough, he would at push to San Luis
Potos but it is he cannot II is necessary to leave
garsons all the country; hence the dimnution OF
the main force on the field of battle
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From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, jan. ]. p.
Ncc Years day-Nep democratic yaper.--Abundaace of
money in Neo York.-Nelf from Emopc.-1he mar
kefs, &c.
: The new year has opened with most delightful
weather. The is unobstructed by Clouds and shines
with heat, unimpaired by the least embance
of the frosts Of winter.
democratic weekly paper, called tho Maryl land
Statesman, has appeared in this city to-day, published by
Messrs. Adams Vandeord 1t is well conducted and
fine looking sheet.
The local affairs of city continue dull politics being
of tune, and news at a discount.
The New York Journal of Commerce that money
good business paper sold in the Thurs
day at Z per cent. On Wednesday, the rate per
Point Long Island, last week, has been got off.
The from Europe must come by Of the De-
cember packets the royal mail due will not
sail from Liverpool until Monday, the 4th inst
THE MARKErs.-The -four market of Baltimore continues
dull Buyers offer 81 63}, but holders refuse sell How
ard street brands under $4 TO- Some holders willing
take 81 IS for City Mills, whilst others ask The
stock is light, and sales making Grain continues
to decline. Good prime red wheat, in the
of the week. sold at 80 to 100 quote it
S7t 9S Corn has also declined since the commencement
of the week from to 4 cents per bushel.
The telegraph to-day reports business n stand in both
Philadelphia and New York, of the general
ebraon of new year In those cities newyear's day
the universally observed hoyday of the year; and in
New York, pecslly the observance general that
some of the wspapers suspend their publication.
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spaed by Its infuence-etquette stripped of much
OF ITS idle assumption All turned determined to en-
Joy the genial day. to welcome each other and to enjoy
the blessings which gracious Providence has shewered
upon
The Presidential Mansion was OF course the great
centre OF attraction About o'clock the doors were
thrown open, and the foreign ministers appeared in their
Official costumes They were received with the cor
duality which became the Chief Magistrate of the
public and his household Ladies and gentlemen, Judges
and members of Congress- without distinction OF par
tes,) and officers OF the executive government citizens
and strangers poured into the Executive House, and
filled the and the other reception apartments
Then the joyful crowd went forth visit the foreign
minister's the Secretaries of the Departments, and the
citizens of Washington. II gives pleasure to add
that many vsier waited upon Mrs. Madison, to pay
his respects to whose is never pronounced in
Washington without veneraion and regard.
As these hasty lines the last gmmer of the
day is fading upon the horizons the last sign of the LIST
of January is disappearing from the Even the
camorous pop-gun is ceasing its merry explosions May
the coming year be 80 spent for happiness and
the honor OF our country to prove ourselves worthy OF
the inestimabe blessings which our country enjoys.
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It 8htsif From tho New York Giobs.
prosecuting Ms 1850
An examination of the Official documents on file in the
State Department at Washington, shows nsmstyfvs In
stances of wanon murder, robbery, aggression and out
rage, pepetrated by the Mexican authorities upon the
persons and property OF American cizens An abstract
OF these is about to be published in the New Hamp
shire Patriot and also issued from the office of that paper
in pamphlet form There will be sufficient number OF
copies issued to supply all who desire to become acquain
ted with history OF the wrongs and injuries our people
have sustained from the government Of Mexico. twill
be az important and Interesting document and we hope
When the people OF the United States become fully
quainted with the causes that led to the in which
are now engaged the manifold wrongs and grievances
we have borne from Mexico ever since she became an
Independent government, all opposition to the will
cease If war can ever be justified by appeal to the
reason and intelligence OF men, then the one In which
we now engaged is just and righteous war. Had
Mexico been powerful monarchy and had her conduct
towards our government and people been the same that
has war would have been declared against her long ago
tsement due to her crimes That period has. however.
arrived and every just principle OF humanity requires that
her chastsement should be in proportion to the magni-
tude of the crimes she has committed.
1t Is surprising that narrative OF the wrongs we have
suffered from Mexico has not been long ago transcribed
spread before the people The President. IN his recent
message udes to these WRONGS and the great desire on
the part OF our to obtain redress without an
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committed by any of the powerful nations Of Europe,
would have been promptly resorted to by the United
States be doubted The national honor and the
preservation Of the national character throughout the
world, well our self respect, and the protection
due to own citizens would have rendered such re-
sort Indispensable The history Of civilized nation in
modern times has presented. within brief PERIOD 90
upon the property and persons Of its citizens have
been borne by the United States from the Mexican
thores and people" But Mexico was sister republic.
on the same continent occupying territory contiguous
to our own, and in a'feebe condition; and these
considerations induced government and people to
forbear until longer forbearance would have made
equally criminal with Mexico.
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brighter day could scarcely have from the heav-
ems than this day which ushered in the New Year The
All could be scarcely more bamy, the more beam
ing 1t was the first of january and agreeably to the
more general fashion Of northern BRETHREN the citi-
Ies OF washington turned out this day. with bright faces
and cordial hands to visit and congratulate each other on
'he return of the season. and wish each other happy
new YEAR" In southern climes Christmas is the
more popular day. and is celebrated with more of the rites
VI The season. But the ordinary congratulauon there too
Is on Christmas morn, "a merry Christmas to YOU and
happy new year"
BIS daywas the opening OF the year. and oyfully
ana cordially hailed Washington pride was dis