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dent to give ample, prompt and efficient protection 10
our flag and To our citizens IN every part OF Inc wou'
we bound by the highest consideration OF seiipfes
eTyation TO avoid the formation OF alliances when may
involve US in all the wars OF the Old World We nave
right TO sympahze with any people on EARN wno o." 20
influenced by example, or by our love OF uoiy, ~
throw of the yoke of desposm. On our own cohineh'
we not only have the right 10 sympahHe, uu'' on ,ue
principle OF self preseTyaon we have Tght and II 10
duty, 10 interfere against the J ~, ~ non
aTchy. We hold the doctrine 10 pe saeISa' .ne every
people have natural right 10 DISPOSE OF ,neii own
domestic affairs in their own way we hoiu y W oe
eouaIlv elear that an interference by another peo-
Die 10 prevent The exercise OF this right is pal
pabIe violation of a natural law. But the deduction
Thar In every such case il becomes duty TO lnlef-
yene for The preservation OF such violation OF natural
law is wholly unauthorized. II our own sell-preserya-
ton is involved, have right TO prevent The revolution,
but only in such is there any such duty 10 as
sumo such doctrine is 10 assume that we are 10 make
our government the champion OF all the friends OF fepub
eansm throughout the world, ana 10 ayow our readiness
fight their battles whenever and wherever lhey choose
risk the chances OF revolution Our mission Is 10
propagate the principles of Tree government by The nn
ence OF our example, and whenever strike is made for
liberty we may indulge freely our Warmest sympathes
bur beyond this will not CO. except upon the highest
consideration OF se-inerest make these remarks IN
view OF the discussions which going on IN some
of the eastern cities in regard 10 the doctrine ayowed by
the great Hungarian statesman, kossuh and Tor the pur
pose OF mpressng upon delegates in Baltimore the I'M
poance OF the duty which they have to perform IN Inc
nomination Of candidates. trust SIR, that they VIII
never allow the idea oil availability to supersede
that OF qualification in making their selection Our coun
Try has suffered too much already IRON this miserable
doctrine OF availability GIVE us candidates whose de-
voon 10 their country has been truly tled, whose polt
cal services have give them national name whose H.
ieecual abilities conceded whose wisdom and ex-
penence have already won the confidence OF the coun,
try let them stand upon the platforms we now adopt and
with cordial united and energetic support throughout our
ranks, shall achieve the most brilliant political victory
ever gained by our party
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From the La Plata.

An arrival in Boston brings advices from Buenos
Ayres 10 December 3, Monevideo 10 December 5, and
Rio Janeiro TO December H. A sketch OF the has
already been given by the telegraph. but the following
will be found interesting:
General Urguiza, with his invading army, is concen.
ang on The Parana, preparatory TO attack Rosas
while the latter is making FIRM and resolute stand and
strengthened with army OF twenty thousand men. II
is by improbable say the papers In his interest
that he will be victor instead OF the vanquished. With
him and bis the question OF nationality aside from
bis individual power, - paramount and creates spirit oil
patriotism, which, with his ample and his in.
domtabe energy may well cause his opponents TO say
The only danger is from the other side OF the river"
| The lst OF December TO Montevideo day OF
mourning, account OF the death OF Gen. ID. Engeno
Garzon, candidate for the presidency OF the republic by
all parties, and commander n-chief. On the 4tb, en-
eaTked on the Brazilian steamers Recife Pedro 3D. and
Golhnho the division Oriental OF 600 for the Para
ma 10 unite with the armies OF Entire Rios and Corrien-
tes-al under the command OF Gen. Urquza This divi.
son. selected from the best infantry of the Oriental State
Is commanded by the dscipnarian, Coll Cozar Dias
Inc Brazilian army 10 camped at ColoDia, in which
sltuauon assisted by the strong steam power ia az
forded opportunity to TO any point OF the opposite
coast where the necessity oil the may require. The
Monteydeo papers say that the late political parties
comparatively quiet Notwithstanding the partisans OF
Rosas have endeavored TO revive animoses, with no
other result however, than causing the escape to Buenos
Ayres OF some officers who like 10 live in war
On the 4b, returned 10 Montcvdeo the Brazilian repre-
sentative, from official visit TO General Urquza al
aegnsychu Gap the Parana,) having had several con-
eIehces AT the time and place present rep
esenalye OF the government OF Paraguay, giving adbe
son 70 the alliance and against their common enemy
ne governor Of Buenos Ayres. The Brazilian official
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TELEaaAPHro REPORTS, sc.
Farther by ths Niagara.

HALIFAX. Feb. 5.-The steamer Niagara, which arrived
here Yesterday out Of coal sailed for New York IN the az
teTnoon, Her passage very rough one, bat she
the Storm bravey The European adyices which
have been already forwarded embrace all tho leading tea
On the day abe Ish Southampton, Lieutenant Mcdonald
Of Louisville s h1a.ueky bslonsas % Gap'ala Ess com,
irom Vigo He that nneiywo OF the Cuban inva
States Ia American barque about the rst OF February
The disposition OF considerable portion oil tho French
people Is by means favorable 10 the new constitution,
which has been Swallowed in the journals II is OBJ
ecIed 70 by the Liberals on the ground ha 100 puch power
is concentrated In the hands Of the President binding TOO
Tho longer existence OF the present English cabinet
The latest private Liverpool dates in regard TO bread
sus do not fully sustain the published accounts 10 hand
Flour was firm, but rather dull Of sale al previous quota
Mixed corn, POS Cd sOs. Cd yellow, s2,. Cd sa' Cd ;
white, 3ls 81. 32s,
Cotton firm, but without any advance
Reported Marriage Of Jenny Lind.
BosroS Feb Sit is currently rumored here THE morn.
Ing that Jenny Lind was married early IN The morning %
Quo GoldschmidL
Mississgpi Uaifed States Senators.
JACKSON. Feb 3-In the senate, the resolution elect
United State senators for the short and full terms was.
after some debate, laid on the table
SAILING ofhs Anerica
Bosros. Feb 4,-The steamer America sailed today
noon her wharf East Boston, for Halifax and Lv.
epoo with about iory passengers and $4,000 in specie
ADMINISTRATION
President.
New York, Feb 5.--By arrival here to-day have
advices from Liberia to tbs llth of December.
The legislature assembled tbs 81 OF December, and
elected Joseph Roberts President, and Anthony d. Viii
Vice President for from the date OF their
election
The accounts from the emgrans highly latering
Great prosperity and good health prevail in the colony
The Tsras State Debt Bill Passed
New ORLEANS, Feb. 3.-An arrival to-day brings ad
vices from Galveston, TO the Both u The bill for the
public debt had finally passed both branches
Of the legislature.
From Neto Rferico-Cot Summers Expedition a Faiime-
More Gold Discoveries, &c.
New ORLEANS Feb. i-Advices have been received
from New December 81. Col. Summers expedi
ZION hal proved failure Fort Defiance, in the Indian
country, has been aba ndoned
Several additional discoveries Of gold have been made
the CHA and silver has also been discovered Ell Paso
The expedition TO Santa Fe has been obliged
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ATTENTION 4!

Richest Winter and Early Spring Goods for Gem
ttemens
rHAS A. SMITH CO., No. Old State House, Boston, beg
leave gentlemen visiting Boston to examine their large
which been selected by gentleman of
from the principal manufacturers of England,
Germany, and France, and imported TO order.
English Venetian beaver Labrador (waer
PROOF fine cloth finish beaver, Whitney, Duhes,
Kouth reverblean entirely style for
coats For from the celebrated
French and English, of and beautiful col
oTs, and rich and superior finish.
Pantaloonery and vesngove three hundred different styles OF
they cannot fail please the
refined and exquisite taste
Cutting departmenWe in the different cutting depart
skill and acknowledged by thousands
TO have competitors
shall offer those who favor
will selection by them from stock Of goods
which surpassed eguaed similar establishment
this any other city in the Union
All which will be manufactured with personal attention as
superior workmanship, and trimmings which has
cured and constantly increasing patronage which
enjoy, and prices that cannot fail to please
CHAS. A. SMITH q CO.,
No. | Old State House, Boston
I,pD -oavv3u
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OAR BUILDERS and Railroad Companies subscri-
"Fuler's Patent India Rubber Car
Spng all interested of his determination
Fulefr
first nd ONLY
supply springs bude railroad companies, and all
this patent
The price 90 ponnd including the privilege
the patent.
have awarded the advertiser the FIRST
for best India rubber springs.
Orders the United States, the exact
pieces OF rubber required will be promptly executed
make India rubber
springs, which operate by compression of the rubber
rubber the Un
India rubber Ware
house % Couriandt street, New York.
Public attention called advertisement OF Mr. Day. lie
person authorized manufacture and vcnd
w. C. FULLER
BY his Attorney, g. NJ. kNEYITT.
Nrw YoRK, 1851
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EDWARD X. COLLINS CO.
No. 90 Wall street, N Y.
BROWN, SMILEY, CO.,
Liverpool.
T. G. ROBERTS 4 CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNROE D. CO.,
28 Rue Notre Dame dcs victories,
GEO. DRAPER, Hsvre.
The these ships will be accountable for gold
SPECIE iewey, precious METALS unless bills
adng signed therefor and the value thereof therein
Sept 5--diy
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by A. GREEN, Auotioneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTIoN.-on Friday,
9th instant shall sell the premises at o'clock lot
No H. in No. $685. fronting so feet II inches on south c. be
Sd running back 1874 feet inches containing
The described property hand
somely located neghborhood which rapidly impovinr
balance 2, g. and years,
giving bearing interest deed given, and deed
Of trust taken. Title indisputabie A. GREEN,
Feb sid Auctioneer
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IN conformity the vsns Of $780, toi 10,
hereby all whom u that
pears certificate Of the eschesor Of the county OF Page,
1881, received into the land
Once on The h day Of January 1882 hs BY held en- The
2eh Of 1851 Of land containing thrhre
lying In Page county adjoining Gideon O. Brubake Philip
Long SC, OF which Robert sctler died seised found
cheated to this Commonwealth
&. W. PARKER,
Jan W-lsw6w Register Land Once
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UARPERs New Monthly Magazine for February.
III Women Of Christianity by Julia Ravenaugh. 1 vol,
Templctons Mechanics Companion. l vol.
Apreton's Mechanics Magazine for February.
Votaires Charles XII BY Gabriel surcnne
TAYLOR MAURY,
Feb3 bookseller. near oth a.
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NOTICE.-The subscriber would respectfully inform public
~ his having len him. he will
say change In his business All persons having
claims hand them in for and
all indebted respectfully requested to cali and
lie during the present month.
Feb Std A. GREEN.
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The Little Mountain Stream.

For the Uno
The Little Mountain Stream.
Through the shady forest gliding,
Swiftly passing like dream,
Flows little mountain stream,
Shielded from the scorching CLEAN
ofthe mondays burning BEAM
Lonely, and it, treasures hiding,
And It's secret tales conhding
To the Willows DER Il bending,
To the shadows which, ascending
From It's bosom, kiss the floating
Leaflets, on its beauties doting.
Lofty preepices Il ffowning,
Hoary rocks along 10 wayi
Dying zephy rs round Il play,
Giant oaks in wild array
Mosgrown branches DER Il sway
Prom its narrow path ita drowning
Waters scarce behold the crownng
ofthe dawnins day the rising
Sun IL never halls, but, prizng
Solitude, IL loves the lonely,
Deep, and gloomy forest only.
Happicst days OF my existence,
Wandering on its banks, I've passed,
Wishing they for aye could last
Free nom sorrows chilling blast,
Neither coming, yet past.
Bu, twas vain; the fsr-ofr distance
Brought cruel worlds assistance,
But TO break tho heart with endless growing,
But 70 shake It's faith with hopes deeeying
But TO lead Il from it, path Of duty
Losing real for ideal beauty.
There I've sat, It's charms extolhnR,
Listening TO It's ceassless roll
Given up 70 its control,
Weeping MI the weary soul,
Trembling for the far-of goat,
Heard the spirits final tolling,
Heard departing thunders rolling
o'er the ruin. Of her slightest missions,
DER the chaos Of her bghted visions,
Till the mourner, from hi rev'rie starting,
Saw each phantom like dream departing.
nuIpu 2, 1852.
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GALES that must mede-Wo have IN store the follow
- nr which Sold have 10 make room for spring
stock;
ZOE pieces silk, various styles
800 do de laine, all grades some nice
for lax
cashmsres
20 do merinoes, all good colors
no do Parnnata cloths, all colors and grades
65 DO white, red, and yellow hanncls
100 do dark cassiueres, all grades
10 do overcoaings
90 DO black and eolored French cloths
calcoer
1855 pairs blankets grades which especial attention IL
invited
100 dozen ladies, gonemens hid gloves, Alexandra
make
rs do ladies' winter hosiery, all grades
10 do geutlsmen's hosiery
90 do do under and drawers
do ladies' undervests
win great variety styles ladies' and genemen
md carpets rugs, oil cloths, &C -
Ian Q7-Imoit Penn. av between 7th and 9Th
lint
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BY DYER 4 MCGUIRE, Auctionsers.

SERvANT WOMAN AND THREE MALE CHILDREN AT
~ PRIVATE SALEWe have for private sale valuable
good cook washer and roner together with
four, and The
old, and sold for fault The whole
together upon reasonable by applying
DYER MCGUIRE,
Feb 4-eod3 Aucuouees.
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NATIONAL THsArRK.-This evening Mr.. Brooke appears
for the FIRST time before his audience here comedy The
character Of Evelyn affords fine scope for the powers
scor, and the comedy itself regard as the whole,
the most succ e"ful dramatic performance om Mr. Bul.
wes fertile pen IL IL Of the best II the very beet
English comedy written since THE School for Scandal y
We anticipate a fall and fashionable house
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CHAMPAGNE WINE, &c.--Just received from Isvre 200
baskets Champagne wine Of high grade Of
Importation,
Cabinet Champagne
Boxers Norzancey
Boucha
Renaud Francois superior Heidsisck do
And other choice brands
With Of selected liquors, cigars,
For sale by GEO. THOs PARKER A. CO.,
Dec 2-TuThsai6wh Opposite Browns Hotel.
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The steamship Columbia will ply connexion with the
above steamers between San Francisco and Oregon
Each is allowed $50 lbs baggage
ceeding in measurement 10 cubic feet
Freight will be Chages 20
Panama 10 San Francisco the Of 800 per
For freight passage, apply the Office of the company 1T
West street, New York city M. o. ROBERTS.
I6-d3m
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LAW AND AGENCY NOTICE.
worthtngton q. Snethen

CONTINUES IN practise law the Court attend 10
before Congress
against the departments and boards Of commissioners TO
patents home and abroad obtain pensions and
and bounty lands to collect deb dividends eaeies and nher
the United foreign countries
make funds and stocks and on bond and mort
gage negotiate purchase and sale ofioans, lands
patent rights, in any State Of the Union
Particular attention paid California lsndo case. coming
70 the United States Supreme Court on appeal
prepaid addressed O. snehen Carroll
Place, Capitol % Washington, ID. c., will meet with prompt
tention. Oct 2s-dly
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WEBsTER's SPEECHES autograph edition, with
notice OF Mr.. Webers life and works by Edward Everett
TAYLOR MAURY, booksellers, 9Th street. Washington
will subscriptions the edition of Websters
Speeches. preparing Boston, be published In the
Early subscriptions will copies with Mr. Webses
graph
To be completed in six volumes octave, two dollars volume
copies viii be issued large and hne paper al three dollars
a volume Feb4
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ONCE OF Co ,pond,ncc, Wa, hington city.
LII persons business In the city Of Washington in
formed that The undersigned has established here an OFFICE
OF CORRESPONDENCE the OF giving norma
ton desired OF the world No business
whether public private honorable character will
cludsd this Office wishing
proceed they before
In the public Offices, &C., will be dscreey advised and
where professional other aid the best will be
cured or recommended.
The undersigned win regard all communicated him in
Office sacredly confidential will, by
himself and through such for him TO
employ, possible pecauton them nvioae
Every letter Of inquiry must conaa fec Of fee doar which
will generally be the required but should
compensate Tor the sec. be rendered. the proper will
be stated a satisfactory letter y reply.
Address, postage prepad,) THOMAS Q. CONNOLLY,
Once Of Correspondence, Washington, ID. q.
wlsmsoros City, January 49, Is52.
Mr. Thomas c. Connolly known worthy citizen,
gentleman Of intelligence, and clear accurate and ready
writer and regard him eminenuy qualified the able
prompt and faithful performance Of useful duties
his and original design OF an Once Of Correspondence
RICHARD WALLACE,
~. 3. Marshal for the District Of Columbia
WALTER LENOX,
Mayor Of Washington eity.l
10. GALES,
tsenior Editor OF the "Nauonn Intelligence
r. w. LATHAM, BANKER
Jan 2o-Tu1bssauf6m
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By A. GREES, Auotionssr

oToyEs FURNITURE CRoCKERY, ETC, AT AUCTION
u On Saturday Instant shall SELL at 10 o'clock M
front my
radiator alright and other stoves
large lot Of crockery, stone, and glass ware
dozen looking glasses OF various sizes
- pairs shovels and
Ia pairs fairons
bureaus soas
Dining and breakfast tables
an OF other furniture.
Feb6-d A. GREEN, Aucuoneer
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M Uesith-The member elect will meat Al the
City Saturday 9Th instant, At O'Clock D. M FOR The pr
poe OF Organizing the poafd o' ne WeseWyeat Feb Git
lay- LecturesA tvelye Ior,.,..
WILDE by Benz Siman, Of Yale College on
Monday Wednesday and Friday Of each week. to on
Monday evening February ~ O'Clock subject Geology
Feb i-law4w
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ELEVENTH. Semt-AnnuaI Trade Sale of Carriages
y This will take place Wednesday morning. 2h March
O'Clock, the Chinese Museum, Philadelphia
and win occupy both of the extensive saloons Of that caPacions
building
second story.
The will be the
United States embracing two
hundred light vehicles of the manufacture Of Dunlap Co.. fage
Merck Howell Sparks, D. Doughty, and others OF
acknowledged reputation.
be admitted catalogue unless warranted
by purchasers rely upon securing good
article.
Open for exhibition the day previous ~
informed that thee VIII
ponement account Of the weather
ALFRED NJ HARNESS,
Aucioneer
Auction horses carriages and harness held at the Ba
zaar opposite Saturday throughout the
all times sales carriages
the believed be the largest in the United
States. fepo-~aWoW
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QOOKs FROM LONDON.-Fy fishing and Fresh
- Water with plates OF flies, sc. vol, London, ls5i.
The Cabinet Lawyer popular Digest Of the Lave OF England
vol London 1852.
Pickerngs Races OF Man and Geographical Distribution
vol, London, 1851.
Niebuhs Life Letters by Chevalier Bun,en. vois
London 1852.
Voyage OF her Msesy ship Ratesnake Captain Stanley Royal
Navy from 1886 TO 1850 New Guinea, Lousde
&C. &C by Mscgiivrsy, r. r. a. s. Naturalist Erpsdi
ton Published by the Admiralty vols, London, 1852.
Manual of Geographical scenceMahemsca by Professor
OBnen Physical by Professor Ansted Cbaospby Jackson
Of the Royal Geographical Society Description Temnology
by Nicoay OF Kings College vol and Atlas, London 1852
Handbook OF Regmena Standing Orders by Washe
the Royal irish Fusiliers. ! vol, London, 1852.
Aphorisms OF Napoleon, In French and English London
Is52 ~
Soancs Enlarged Spanish and English Dictionary. vo
Baydns Book Of DauitesRo Of the ocs
British Empre Civil Ecclesiastical, Judicial Military Naval and
Municipa from the earliest periods the with
PeenFe OF Great Britain sovecrns Of Europe from the oundson
other respective States and lists VOL London
1852
ustimported drect,by
Feb FRANcK TAYLOR.
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UNIFORM and Dress tho United states Army
u from the original text and drawings In the War Department
4to.--colored plates.
The Life OF William Penn with selections from his correspond
and autobiography; by samuel Janney. vol. evo
whinscstcs Of Thomas Hood, with wood Price twenty
Goes Drawing Book Of Heads, Figures, and Animals.
Fshs FRANCK TAYLOR
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SPLENDID NEW sILKS--CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY,
~ CO., respectfully the ladies' resident and
Joune in Warrington that they have just received 100 pieces %
cidedy the superb goods In the silk line entitled s
city, recent importaion the prices OF which guaranty We
low the cost 10 import.
Dec 03-d0w cLAsETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
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&W = -
Baltimore and Washington MISUNDERSTANDING OF
Hours
IN after Monday December m the
" Washington and Baltimore will be foIlows
Leave Washington al 6 and u, IL, m, and
Leave Baltimore at o and 81, and and a. p.
Thetecond from Washington and the fourth from Bait
will with press and nom Philadelphia
4. II. PARSONS,
Nov 2e-df Agent.
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naNKIxG-uoUsE OF g. w. PAlRO.--wILLIAM
ID NoURsE Tits day in the Banking and En-
g. w pairo The business viii hereafter be con
Quoted in Inc OF Paro \ Nourse
JANUARY 16, 1882
The Banking house OF PAIRo NoURsE is open for
b,sincss a, The
made and bills purchased all The principal cities Of
ana purchased sold Interest At the
pc, per paid deposes when len for thirty days
longer.
Land warrants wanted.
Jan l7--dlm