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GIANTS.

A LADY wishes to engage as Cover
IA ness. Her Of education comprises the English
sno French LANGUAGES History Geography, Writing Antr-
merle and Panotoe Car instruct ia plain and fancy
work. Terms moderate. Address NJ q No. l47 10th 81,
between Sd and Lsxington-avs.
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A S Cook OR LAUNDREss, by a respect
IA able Girl good city reference given can be seen
at 100 st Marks place, Tompsinssqusre.
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II YCEUM THEATER-MR. DYoTr
II 4 stare Mansgei-Dress Circle SIC Family do 25c.
This EVEHlNG, Iuly q, the performance will com
mence with Overture BY the Orchestra After which
the TTsgedy Of MACBETH!
Macbeth. Mr. A. Winslow Lady Macbeth. Mrs Vickery
Mscduff.. DyOh Banq1o. Mr.. Arnold
To conclude with the Farce Of
A PLEASANT NEf0HBOR.
Christopher Mr. HC Jordon Lady Howard. Miss Barton
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Schools.

A LADY, keeping School in this city,
~ IA. vacspeie. for two boarding puoils Who iufiog
he samrsr recess viii have the benefit Of tuition AID
count,V an Acdsess J. NJ, No. 500 Broonsst
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AMERICAN MUSEUM.

- -Admtance to everything Is cents; children under
IL years. l24 cents. Psrquet- NC, Ia cents extra
The Coolest Place in New York ell The most inter-
esting, is this establishment with its entertainments
LIVING OSTRICH, tire ORANG OUrANG; LIVING
SERPFNTS, Just received EVERY AFTERNOON, at 8,
aud EVERY EVENING at 8, WHITES celebrated
ETHIOPIAN SERENADERS, Dissolving Views Optical
FreWofka &C.
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KTHIG NEWSPAPER ESTABLISH

w MENT for sALE-For sale, on reasonable terns
one OF the eligible Country Newspaper Establishments
10 New Eng and There other Wing once In the coun
y which Ans population Of nearly 6OOo0 and which
Gives ordinary Wing majority Of from one hundred to ave
hundred. Inquire Of HORACE GREELEY, Esq., Tribune
Office. or ofV 3. PALMER, Newspaper Agency, TrSuas
Buildings Eew-York.
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pOARD.-Two Gentlemen and their
h Wiyes or sir Fls Gentlemen, can be accommodated
with full psr'sl board, ct No IS Vack st, facing St
Johns Park Modem Improvements have been recently
lntrod uced
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BOARD in WILLIAMSBURG
- Single Gertlsmen Gentlemen and their Wives can
be aeeomm odaed with Board No Durham place, mo-
menfs wan from Peckslip and Dvision-aveuue FAIRIES
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A S good Cook and first-rate Washer and
IA lrcner, by a young Woman. Understands baking
and waSbng Has objection 20 short distance IN the
country with respectable family God reference can he
given Can be for two days Call at No. IA en 81,
between lst and "a avs
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Neru 11nblirations.

A MEXICAN WING REVIEW. Au-
IA gust number now ready
CONTENTS.
Portrait of Gen. WINFIELD SCOTT.
Port ait Of Hon MEREDITH p. GENTRY.
| The Wing Conventon-The Candidate and the Cam
psien.
2 The Doctor and his Pills
The Philosophy of Advertising.
The Democratic Nomination
s. Madness
g. The American School Of Art
T. In Memoriam-Henry Clay.
g. The Old Boy.
g. The Passions Of Animsls.
10 Aunt Petrenila.
IL. Democratic Demagogueian.
Critical Notices, Music
IS ayesr in advance To clubs of 10 81 single num-
beers 25 cents For sale No O Nasssut and by all book
sellers Subscriptions be gin with July No.
CHAMPION BlSSELL, Publisher, 100 Nasssu'st
J. w Moore, Philadelphia; Tetridge Co, Boston; X.
Post, Cincinnati; ID. Dewey, Rochester.
S-The circulate, OF the Review being large on the
increase sereotyped and back Nos ca be fur
pished II quantity.
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DOARD.-PleassDt furnished Rooms,
S with or without Beard, can he obtained at No 1903
Grand ST. first block Is; from Broadway Terms moderate.
Location dearable.
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CAPE ISLAND BATHING-NA-


" and two bedrooms at the Rye Station, on the New
York and New Haven X. R., minutes walk from the
depot Apply 10 J PURDY. Rye or to c. q. HOWES No.
Nau For sale 40 Of the best land in the town
of RIVE, Apply 8 above.
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PARTNER WANTED-In the best

established house for Warning ard Ventilans Build
ings IN n Unit States He must be teman uuex
eet character thorough business Of pleasing
address and eel acquainted in the City Of New iorA IL
Necessary that he shosd have practical h owledge OF The
business Of ereetins Furpsces Heating and Ventlan &c
The Of capital requ ed Will be able and VII
be determined upon between the ps'ues With gentle
above descnbed-and with none other-a very lib
ersl sraDgement vii be made IL the application Is maze
Immediately note, With real signature a,d address at
tsched directed 10 c.. Of Tuttle Bailey No.
80 PeArlr- New-York, will receive attention. Sealed
con nnunications will be Kept sIctly conhdential.
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DOARDin BROOKLYN.-A few single

Een,lenen may obtain pleasant sepsrate rooms with
o. without board also gentleman snd his wife, the
Fulton Ferry. Apply At SO Pultor-st.. Brooklyn.
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POARD.-Some pleasant Rooms are
- let With Bsera, at Nos s. and 81 East I'D st,
hort dstspce shove Union PARK and LexinEton-sv
The houses have the modern The situation
Is deightul for the sumner months
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THEATRICAL NOTICE.-To "Ne-
4 gro Melodist," panorama Exhibitors" Necrom.n-
GERS, other Director of AnusemeDts-TO LET-rH e
OILY MPIC THEATRE.-For particulars inquire of Mr..
CHAs THos. PARsLOE, Theatrical Agent, Burton's
Theaer, Chsmbersst N. Y Psf by letter, postpaid.
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-01pDTNG-A Gentleman and his

hWif. and two or three single Genusnan e s'I. ;,
,.ot ,eeonnod siioDs with Bosd u 49, - 90
20 ~ - ~ assu.-about Eve minutes Ta nom mo
zee - T.yas moderste RsiegsEses exchanged .
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DOARDING-At No. 81 Varick-st..
near st Johns Park--A large front and back Room
on the second ory communicating BY the any genteey
furnished viii be- rented together separately unsned
or unfurnished moderate terms.
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MOUNT WASHINGTON HOUSE.

N OO1N w hDIIIINV I OAN AlO OkJf<'
IvE BY HORACE FABYAN, White Mountains, y. H.
This celebrated Hotel is situated at the not OF the western
scpe Of the White Mountains and in full view OF the
tire range Of their oes SUBMITS Persons travelling for
pie asure CT sport here enjoy pure mountain air pic
uesque scenery and the trout streams OF the White Noun
tains large and splendid stud of Ponies will be found ct
this ouse always in readiness for those wishing TO ascend
the Mountan-ssfe and ooted-most Of them having
had training of two or years with intelligent and
eeptlemanly Guides. HORACE FABYAN, Proprietor.
c. Jennings. Assistant late OF the ST. Jobnsbury House
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WTANTED-Situation by respectable
Wv Young Woman. Good Cook. Washer and Ironer-
can do general houework Best OF city reference Can be
seen for two days. l47 East st. l floor beck ROOM
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mo HARDWARE MERCHANTS in

il NETWORK, BOSTON, &c-A Hardware dealer 10
city in Canada West wishes 10 make an arrangement las
pansr or otherwe) with house in the States for
regular supply Of American Hsrdsare. Address II. c.
care of ]. S. Ryan, Toronto c. w.
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FURNISHED ROOMS-To Let, with
Il without Board at No. kourOe-st, soner Of Cath
6onses to Eet.

OOMS TO LET, with STEAM POW
IA Err. in the new building corner Of Greenwich and
Beach streets one loft 56x7O Also several smaller
The location for business facilities the power
steady and the rooms exceedingly well lighted Apply Inn
medately at the office, 3e8 Greenwich-st
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DOARD.-Two or three Gentlemen can
IL ,b,.tn peasnnt Rooms with full or partial boSro n
->vsIs family, Al no % stanson-S- rear AAen As''i'
- siy.u ar required
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NOR SALE OR TO LET.-A beauti-
ia JA NEE s Isl sstTYgTER, No. 9 wsil-s

EOR SALE-Fifty- eight acres OF Land,
L three miles from WILLIAMSBURG, toward Newown,
uitable for dividing into village lots miles distant rom
he landing Of the 2det terry Newtown Creek ana hal
mile from the psnk-road which stages run svsy bali
hour for cents On the premises there large house,
barn. Ne Apply to WArKIN HlNE, south cost corr ~
II RToaawaY and 0rand.st. New-YOIk
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COSMORAMAS-Second

~ Senes-Exhibited corner l3tbst and Broadway. Open
from A NJ. nl 10 p NJ. Admission 25 cents. These
wmk ef Art consist Of collection of VIEWS OF EUROPE
ASIA MINOR, SYRIA, THE HOLY LAND, EGYPT,
NUBlA and ARABIA They are sketched and psinted in
oil by Prof Sattler
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pOARD.-Good Rooms and Board for
- TRANSIENT day and permans Mt boArdsrs st No s. Full
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ROARDlNG-At Nos. As and AZ East
ID BioadwAy- Gentleman and his Wle can n
accommodated with Board a1d pleasant suite OF on
scoud oor together Also tor tvo sin fla
gentlemen. Bath hot and cold water. Apply Al No. As
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~ Ratification Meeting Of the Democratic
Rbte Young ffen.-A meeting Of the Committee OF
fuspr.mepts win be held Broadway House FRIDAY
EVENING, July -, a. O'clock. - -.
GEORGE B. DEANE, Chairman.
w. HoDGKINsoN Secretary.
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u Notice-TO Passengers-Pssseuger gers per steam
ship ATLANTIC for Liverpool will please be board at
the fost OF Csnal-st, SATURDAY, July a. nll A. NJ
sending previously all baggage not wanted the passage
marked below" u. X COLLINS n Co.
The daily union., 1852-01-11
Fron Bra4ll ana Basno. Ayrss.

letter from Rio de Janeiro the Boston Courier under
date OF November 18th, states that Urquzathe
OF the independence oil Uuguay-has left Monevldeo in
the Brazilian Admiras steamship for his own province
OF Entire Rios, after having embarked the main part OF
his forces for the upper country.
General Garzon the new governor, was reported TO be
very i'll. Business Montevideo had received new
impulse since the raising OF the siege, and rents had be-
come doubled Urquiza expects TO be able 10 invade
Buenos Ayes in January with force Of thirty thousand
men, 1t is said that Rosas shows by his actions that he
feels the scepue is departing but still believe he will
die game. II Urquiza TO back out, which IS mol
probable. Brazil will be compelled TO wage war against
Rosas and his system TO the lest gasp With Brazil II
has become almost war OF existence. The imperial
government has bucked itself 10 the work in good earn.
est Troops and ships war, with money and mum.
tions. continually semi down 10 the river.
In Rio de Janero, the imperial capital business appears
10 be prosperous The American vessels owar-ln The
habor present are the Congress, flag ship of Commo
doe McKeever. the sloop- war jamestown. and the
soop war Plymouth the last bound 10 The East In
diesthree very fine ships, which compare very avoa-
bly, with any men o-war in the world The British ad-
mira Reynolds is also here. his way 10 England, in
the Southampton frigate,
The Congress arrived here on the Sh inst from the
river, bringing passenger Mr.. Harris who had been
relieved charge dafaires, Buenos Ayres, by Mr.
Pendeton Mr.. Harris is on his way to the United
States with the money obtained from Rosas in settlement
of an old claim of American citizens against his govern
ment se
Our new minister, Mr.. Schenck has gone 10 the noun
ans, and at the charming retreat of Petropos, striving
to regain his impaired health
The daily union., 1852-01-11
For The Union
Franklin PInrcr

writer in the Baltimore Sun, aluding TO the eleva.
ton OF General franklin Pierce national honors has
seen ft TO identify him with movements which, in the
writer's view, contemplate the osracsm Of the eminent
men the North and South who supported those meas.
ures OF adjustment passed at the hast Congress known
the Compromise Representations OF sBcb nature,
anatng from respectable and influential journal. and
extensively repubshed by the whig press, with the
view TO iniure prominent members OF the democratic
party, should be promptly met and their alsy and in.
Justice at once exposed The obvious mpolicy OF thus
assang by false representations candidates for national
prefermen IN our ranks must be apparent 10 all
They tend to bring shame and weakness upon the party
The position OF Gen. Pierce private citizen, who
many years since resigned his place in the United States
Senate where he bad acquired high reputation as states.
and eloquent debaler; who has since declined the
highest honors his State or the President OF the United
States could confer upon him. who neither asks. expects
desires political preferment, and is only ambitious Of
the honors which flow from service in the ranks-all
these considerations, il wosd seem, should challenge
the respect and admiration OF political opponents,
II disparagement to the other prominent members
Of the democratic party in New Hampshire 10 say that
there is who has done so much to maintain and
protect the purity and high character OF The New Hamp
shire democracy Gen Pierce In the fearful struggles
which have thrice tested the quality OF the democracy OF
that State with fire. lie has borne the standard and led
the onset in the forefront OF the hottest fight All are
familiar with ms connexlon with The events which re-
suited in the expulsion Of the aboltonist John p Hale
from the republican party. Every one who preends to
any information whatever 10 the political course OF
New Hampshire is aware OF the prominent and efficient
part he took year since IN the reputation (but few
days previous 10 the eection) OF Atwood the guberna
toria candidate Of The party. who had dshonored its
principles movement which evinced devotion TO a
principle and determination to adhere TO the guaran.
tees OF the constitution, worthy Of that great champion Of
the republican party, Andrew Jackson.
That New Hampshire may present her favorite for
national honors probable but her motto is and has
BEEN Principles imen" She has slandered and
The daily union., 1852-01-11

never will SANDER the ustrous statesmen who before
the countyfoT the chief magacy and she asks that the
OF Justice may be meted to the gener.
GUS and gallant Pierce
The grave nature OF the allegations set forth in the
article alluded seems justify the production Of pri.
yae correspondence which has been with some difficulty
obtained, and which sets the whole matter now and for.
ever arrest.
In letter, dated Concord, New Hampshire, May O.
1850, addressed 10 a distinguished democratic senator
General Pierce uses the following language
have been 50 constantly occupied in court that no
leisure moment has presented itself Tor the acknowedg-
ment oil your noble speech upon Mr. Bells proposition
Tor compromise OF the question which has so deeply
agaled Congress and the country during the last few
months appreciate your kind remembrance OF me per-
sonally AS New Hampshire man. hear your name
pronounced only with pride; as an American citizen.
acknowledge with gratitude the eminent public services
that have sgnazed your course along the whole line Of
II greyes me 10 observe that the spirit OF concession
and honorable compromise is not stronger and per-
vadng at Washington. have apprehension that the
disruption OF this Union is al hand; but foresee
consequences appalling in this daily OF the terms
'Norih and South terms OF antagonlsm. What are
the North and South but component parts OF
couniry-Farts which should be regarded as absolutely
nseparable not united merely by reciprocal rights and
oDlgaions arising under the constitution but bound TO-
gelher by ties oil affections common interest, and recpro
'e cal respect recognising at all times. and above ALL thai
MUS, and courage, and patriotism that achieved our in
dependence, that has sustained the country in all il,
lriaslhat bond TO which the republic is indebted for
career more rapid and wonderful than any that ha:
hitherto marked the march Of civilization and civil lib
erty
"You have doubtless observed that great effort il
being male TO give currency the impression that the
opinions and sentiments advanced by yourself find moth
ing like general response in New England. do no
believe the fact 10 be in this State. Our people
value upon the Union which language cannot express;
they look Tor compromse-egpect a compromise con
ceyed IN spirit OF justice and patriotism, firmly and man
fully"
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BIsxIes.

BY the brig Union, at New Orleans, we have some ad
ditional news from the City OF Mexico The official
port of Jauregui confirms the statement OF the defeat OF
Caravaal at Ceravo. The attack lasted from the 27th
November 10 the Isl OF December, when Caravaia, find
ing himself unable TO accomplish anything, rereaed
Jauregu says that the assalants LOST four officers forty
pryates killed, and seventy wounded and that in his
ranks there were officer wounded two commits
stoned officers and fourteen pvates wounded and six
pryates killed.
We have received files Of The Trait dUnion from the
city of Mexico.
The English debt. resulting from diplomatic conven
tions had been definitely settled The creditors will
ceve annual interest OF three per cent, and five per
cent for funding the capital for five years; after which
time the interest is to be increased fonr and six per
cent respectively The back interest be capitalized
The Spanish debt has also been settled
Cenobo Irbaren, the municipal president OF Mazatan,
against whom complaints recently made. Of extort
ing money from strangers in that city, for letters OF surety
has been removed, and Andres Vasavbaso appointed in
his place.
The Senate OF Congress had refused to take into con-
sderation the report OF it's committee sanctioning the
resolution Of the House OF Representatives,, liking the adj
ournment OF Congress the 10th OF December
Manuel Payne had returned from England, having
been unsuccessful in his efforts respecting the eeslab
shment of the public credit.
On the I'd December the British corvette Alarm an.
chored of Sacriicios
party Of Americans Moncloya, preparing.
according TO the Sgto to invade the State OF Coahuila
They appear from the 10 be in pursuit o their
runaway negro slaves from Texas They suspected
of completely with Caravajal
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SUNDAY MORNING. JAN. II, 1852.

G7-Mr. CKEKS OF New Orleans La duly empowered
10 take subscriptions and advertisements established rates.
the Mississippi His receipts will be regarded payments,
uJ Mr. W. JAMES, Of Cincinnati Ohio general travel
ling agent States assisted by JoH A. DEsr, Wa
RAMsAY Dr. WApswORTH, r. X. GRAvRs A. X. LAWS, JAMES
RurnERroRp EDWARDS THoMAs and NJ
Each ~ the above persons has certificate Of the
Mayor OF Cincinnati with seal OF the city describing their
will be risk In paying them, and hope all whom
they may call win make convenient setle with them
QJMr HKsHr Nd. LxwIs ofMongomey, Alabama Is gen.
travelling for the States Of Alabama and Tennessee
sisted by his sons, James o. and Samuel d. Lewis.
ur E. JAARs, No. l62 South Tenth street, Phiade
pha general travelling agent, assisted by Mcsas WM H.
WELD JsHH CoLLss JAsTs DxsRIsa, A. KIRK WELLINGTON,
e. A. EVANS JoHs JuDKIss LOCKE Jos BurroE, GEoRoE
r. BorTos. and THOMAS ID. NIcE
0 Mr. H. JAMrs No lsa South Tenth street. Phiade
pa authorized make collections for us in the cdes Of New
York, Boston, Philadelphia aud Baltimore.