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RuInored Coalition between the Southern WhICs and
the Barnburners.

Rumored Coalition between the Southern Whrrs and
the Barnburners.
We referred some days since to rumor which was
rife in this city OF having been held for the pur-
pose of defeating the first compromise bill from the SEN
ate We invited any respectable wing member of either
house of Congress to contradict the report in his place.
or under his own name in the columns of the National
lntegencer. We not advised that any such contra
dction was ever made in either shape although some OF
the scrbbers from this city, or some of the sumps speak
have rroessed TO deny it. But the sGreenve &C. H.
Mountaineer,' of South Carolina of the 18th instant
has given confirmation the rumor in the follow
ing article
very important letter, from distinguished statesman
and member of Congress from this State has been just
ceived by gentleman in this place. The letter is dated
Washington, 29h July, and confirms the the
reasonable conduct of the Taylor wings in combining
with banburners abolitionists, and northern wings de-
feat the promise bill But of
cessary give the extracts and readers Judge
whether any of the South Carolina delegation likely
support Taylor except l. E. Holmes Such thing would
seem impossible.
Speaking of the Taylor wing party and the compromise
BILL the says How any southern can make up
his mind be identified with them, is mystery
which only long experience in politics render
hensible. As a specimen Of what they are, Mr.. --,
of Alabama, told me that he kneW that night before
last the wings had caucus, into which the barn
burners admitted; and these southern men wen,
count with them to ascertain whether they could
against the motion it was determined make to lay
the bill the table The bill be defeated but il
possible, the southern wings their position
Accordingly, all of them excepting eight shouhen whgs
voted against laying the bill on the table. believe this
be And what state of things does this argue for
southern whgery Under the pretext of being the ex.
defenders of the South they poters and
traitors and join with barnburners and aboitionss to
defeat the South And this is the party it proposed for
to be identified with not man OF them from the North
and West who is not thorough Wilmot Proviso man.
Every man of them voted against the compromise bnot
vote, under any circumstances, get from any OF
them" .1 .......
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0y-A Public Meeting will be held tomorrow eve
ming, (Monday) at the Baptist Church street, at
O'clock the purpose of expressing the gratitude of this
city for the liberal gifts conferred by the city OF Paris
through the hands Of M Vattemare Addresses will be de-
livered by several distinguished gentlemen.
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OFFICIAL.


Notice to vessels trading with Cuba Porto Rlco.
t"'e DEPARTMENT STATE,
August IL, l646
Merchants and owners Of vessels, engaged In
trade h Cuba Porto Rico hereby informed, that
the governments of those islands WILL in future rxfy
force the regulation requiring every vessel arriving in
their ports produce bill Of health, issued certified by
sailed and they accordingly adviscd neglect this
precautin, they may subject themselves difficulties
by leaving ports without the certificate TINS required
- EGIsTER OF the Navy and Marine Corps, alpha
n betcay arranged and containing the names OF all
,cers OF the navy and marine corps military ana CIVIL
commissioned and warrant, who have entered the serscs
nce the establishment of the Navy Deparnen nj In HSo,
showing the dates of their original rank and entry the dAtes
their successive pronotio,s, and in what manner ana
when they c the service, if in IT containing also
revised edition Of all the laws in relation TO inc navy ana
marine CORPS with the Statues Al Large,
md an index Compiled from official records, by
oriv of the Secrcary Navy, by Messrs Mechiin N
Winder lsls Complete in volume. large octave,
price SO. Just issued ~ r.y,o,
July S-dNcp T. iAiLoh'
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ja,- Fourth Ward and Butler Cuba special
meeting the club will be held Jackson Hall, Tues
day evening o'clock The attendance of every
member is requested. BY order,
THOS. CATION, Secretary. 4
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have been asked, how can you, who denounced the
and obyious Gen Taylor officer of the regular A.
my lie took his commission when youth He contract
orders @ Ths e ead to oSs
G5onmander-ln'chef He ordered Gen. Taylor obeyed
is the view OF their duty taken by all officers of tho army
and navy-1homas C6rri''s letter to j. NJ Clen.ewts
Thus would appear that, according to the opinion of
the wing senator from Ohio, the officers of the regular
army and navy bound to cut hew mange and saugh-
ter their fellow belonging another country with
whom their own is at war, without regard to the Justice
OF that war They bound to do it, because they are
paid for by the government that employs them They
are, according to Mr.. Thomas Corwin mere murdsrers
upon hire-just as Crowningshied was the hired muir
derer of the Knapps of Salem to take the life of poor old
Joseph White What foul libel upon brave and gen.
erous men We do not believe that there is one brave
man belonging to the army or navy who would fight in
cause which he did not believe to be just-not even
General Taylor himself The high -principed and chiv-
alrous officers of our army and navy are not cut
throats upon hire. They do not mange and slaugh-
ter their felow-men for the yearly stipend they re-
celve from their government in consideration of
their services. They are not mere minimizing ma
Chimes nor unprncped ruians who commit crimes be-
cause they ordered" to do it. And yet such is whig
morality! Well does this infamous libel upon the brave
who have covered themselves and their country with
unfading glory in just war; come from the man who
prompted the then Mexican foes to "wecoue them with
BLOODY HANDS TO HOSPITABLE GRAVES"
We appeal to all honorable men belonging to the ar
and navy TO say they recognise no moral principles
in the profession which they have chosen and to pro-
claim to the world, if the fact be so, that they fight for
pelf and plumber, nsnuaed by Senator Corwin, and
not from patriotic devotion to the cause of their country
We must think that Mr.. Corwn has judged our brave
officers and soldiers by the miserable standard of mora
y which he has set up for the guide of his ndivdu
al action. If so, lament for himself that he has no
higher standard by which to measure the motives and
conduct of high minded and honorable men,
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0rt-seventh Ward and Butler Club--At a meet
inv of the Seventh Ward Cass and Butler Club held on
Monday evening" 3ls OF July, the officers who had been
appointed at previous meeting came forward and
club proceeded the election OF officers six
months when the following persons declared dul,
elected: b.
William F. Purcell, President.
Geo. Page, Vice President a..
Robert Cochran. Recording Secretary,
James Parsons Tieasurer
G. p Sengstack, Chairman.
James Espy,
Franklin Myer,
Craven Ashford l Executive Committee
I. Is. Goddard, -I., UD
N. j. Thomas, l.-
Thomas Sangster ....
BY order of the club
c ASHFORD, Sec. pro tenn.
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From the Baltimore SUN Extra, Aug, 10.
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their claims against the Mexican government as stpu-
lated in the treaty. Both these bills killed By The
pigs Of the House by party VOTE referring them TO the
Committee on Foreign Affairs, who, ii well known,
would report either OF them back the House. and
whose chairman (Br Truman Smith, of Connecticut had
declared, with regard 10 of them least 'that it
should not pass at any In proof OF this we quote
the following extracts from the report of the proceedings
of the House OF the nth and 18th nst given in the
Congressional Globe:
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Agency for Claims at Waahington.
CHARLES DE SELDIN(a Notary Public Cony


~ and General Agent, No. H. Todds Buildings Pennsyl-
wanna avenue Washington d. c. offers his services for the
prosecution ocaims before Congress any of the
tive departments before boare OF tt
or may be appointed for the adjustment of spoiatons,
collecting private claims and rents, procuring PENSIONS
whether revolution other service; bounty lands for
those arising under contracts, ueaties or
otherwise buying and selling real estate, &c.
Particular attention paid to the settlement oil accounts OF
dbursng officers who may find it inconvenient to give
their personal attendance
Having been commissioned notary public, he is pre-
pared furnish egazed copies of any document or other
paper that may be required.
Charges will be moderate, and regulated by the amount
claimed and the extent of service required .
Communications (post paid will recel i've immediate at
tention.
He has the honor refer the Navy Department and
the several bureaus connected with it, conpoers ana au-
dors offices of the Treasury Department and the senior
captains and purscrs the navy and also to Dr. John no
mans, Boston, Barnard Henry, esq, Philadelphia; Rev
Scptmus Tustn chaplain OF the Senate, washington; hon
Henry l.. Ellsworth, Fayete, Indiana; Thomas M Bonn,
esq, Pensacola, Florda Hon; G. b. Penrose, LANCASTER
Pa; Judge T. Harley Crawford, Washington; VIM. Az
new ESQ., New York; Collins Lee, ESQ, Baltimore Ma
New Haven, Conn. M. hudson, esq, New Orleans; Hon
EE H. Foster, Nashville, Tenn.
May 16-ly
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THE TIMES,

EDITED DUFF G
TFNHlS paper viii be- far practicable, full fair and
candid record OF passing events but its chief present
purpose is to counterfeit the abolition by UNI
ma SKIING the designs motives, and end of political abo
ton to demonstrate that its principles hostile the
rights property, interests prosperity, and liberty OF the
north as TO the rights and property of the SOUTH and by
peals to their intelligence and PATRIOTISM unite the wise
and good OF all parties, in every section, in eff
fort to strengthen and perpeuate the Union.
The TINES will be published weekly in Washington city
and sent to subscribers through the mail for So 81
For copies 10 OF
Publication Office Pennsylvania avenue, OF Four
and -ahalf street.
AGENTS.
Brook, Shillngton, Co., Washington.
Hugh Latham, Alexandria.
h5-Al persons who approve the purpose for which the
INES is established requested act agents for OBJ
tanning subscribers
his prospectus, and forward their papers exchange
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pay ment OF the subsc rpon be made
Distant subscribers
which Will be paid by by
| safe transmission,
The COUNTRY PAPER published sehy during
sons Of Congress. and semi. sehly during
subscriptions perodless than viii
proportionsd TO the above annual
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advertisements viii he SUFFICIENT receipt therefor The
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POsTMAsfERS authorized Agsnts and BY
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WEEKLY subscrihs with encosed hve WEEKLY sub
sebers will be entitled copy Of the
edition az they furnish subscribers fer srstis
CO Tar will be furnished them
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PATENT OFFICE January 81 1919
m the petition OF c. McCormick of Stc.i,s r.

OeIn u virginia. praying for the extension of patent
biai''eo 70 saio ~ H. Mccormick for improvement in
reaPng machines for years from the expiration Of
1873 i 80 w -A'' u"y Vi 'uie'
@ is ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent
oIce On the thlrd Monday in February at IL O'clock IA
any hey nave why said petition ought be granted
ordered Also that this notice be published in the Union
ana National Deniokrat, Washington Enquirer, Rich
ohd fost, Iittsburg; Statesman, Columbus Inquirer
cincinnati Sentinel, indianapolis Free Press Detroit
once week Tor three successive weeks
third Monday in February next.
EDMUND BURKE,
Commissioner of Patents.
r. > Editors OF the above papers will please copy and
send their bills To the Patent Office with paper
this notice. -
Jan 2t-1aw3w
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Card.
VIEW WINE STORE, No. IS CHESTNUT STREET
WY L.- - PHILADELPHIA

JAMES BAlLlE late ofthe firm of(iowcn Jacobs Il Co
Respectfully announces that he has fitted up the store No
20 ohesnu street, few doors below Third street. and one
Store where he will keep weseected stock OF the
approved varieties OF wines, hrandies lqueprs London
oiown ston Scotch ale and the finest brands OF cboi,
cigars, &c u '"i''
Private genuemen hoetkeepers, and others in the oun
~ "s m'i'ea 70 eau and examine hsstock, Sept
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I COATED on Louisiana avenue, the OF 9th
IL ste et, and few steps north of Coeman's hotel.
On the first floor first class restaurant, with
spacious private parors for parties, always ready tue
shortest notice.
On the same floor there is suite OF spacious and
neat bathing where baths of different kinds
all times be had the how charge of 25 EACH hot
cold Good constantly attendance, without
ira charge Both the and the bathing establish
ment are de emed interior TO none in the country
On the second floor bowling saloon, both commodios
and elegant, and unsurpassed by any similar saloon
either OF the cities of the Union
In the of this saloon is wel-appontcd pistol gal
lery.
The Pavlions charges in each department will be mod
crate, and the whole establishment will be open every day
and evening of the week, except Sunday, on which day
the bathing establishment alone will be open until IL
o'clock.
The proprietor invites the public to call and examine
Nov. 2-dlm MOSES COPP.
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PATENT OFFICE, January u, 1913
w the petition of samusl Colt Hartford, Connec

OFFICE, Il, 1873.
w the petition of samusl Colt, Hartford Connec
~ tcut praying for the extension patent granted 10
SAID samuel Cot Tor an improvement in for
years from the expiration of said patent which takes pacs
on the 18th day ofFebruary, 1850
IL Is ordered that the said petition be heard Patent
Ofice on the third Monday in February at IL O'clock m
and all persons are notified appear and show cause
Ordered also that this notice be published in the Union
and National Demokrat, Washington; Pennsylvanian, Ph-
Republican Union, Portsmouth, New Ham pshire; Times
Hartford, Connecticut, week for three successive
weeks previous to the third Monday in February next
EDMUND BURKE,
Commissioned of Patents
F. s. Editors OF the above papers will please copy and
send their bills TO the Patent Office with paper containing
this notice.
Jan 2l-Iaw3w
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TINE IDENTICAL PRINTING PRESS at which Dr.
Il Benjamin franklin worked while apprentice in
London is offered for sale.
1t is in the United States Patent Office at Washing
1912
Public Institutions societies. individuals who may
wish possess this valuable and interesting relic will
please address the Hon. EDMUND BURKE, Commission
er of Patents, Washington city,
JOHN B. MURRAY,
Nov 22-2awt II, Old Slip, New York
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MINIATURE EDITIONS, richly bound, OF the most

SI esteemed writers of the English language, poetry
and prose, recently opened by F. TAYLOR. Many OF Them
imported direct from London of them beautifully
Illustrated Among them will be found Campbell, Moore,
Goldsmith, Pope, Byron, Hemans Wordsworth, Cowper,
Thomson, Young Sigourney, Coerdge, Bernard Barton,
Waller Scott Hood Hewitt Charming, Gray Keble. Lord
Bacon, Burns, Blair Johnson, Stene, Soahey, Milton,
Shakespeare and Others bound and illustrated, many
them in style of beauty equal to the expensive
souvenir and possessing pemanence OF value shared
by them. Dec. 49,
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Notice to Claimants.

'NUCkEk ADDISON, General Agents. office on 9Th
street, tCoemans Buidings four doors north of Penn
Beverley Tucker and John E. Addison have associated
themselves Tor the purpose OF prosecuting claims of all kinds
government. eS
All communicates (Post paid) addressed to the above
following genuemeni " Wv
Hon. Geo. NJ Dallas, Vice President of the United State.
Hon John Mclean, Supreme Cour, the United Sates
Hon. Robert ]. Walker, Secretary Of the Treasury q
Non yno. Y. Mason, Secretary OF the Navy.
Hon X. NJ T. Hunter, United States Senate.
Clement Cox, esq, Georgetown, ID. &,
.no T. Addison, altorneyatlaw will continue to give
personal attention TO business before the several courts of
The District of Columbia and the adjoining counties of
'ia'ylano aho Nlrsnla W. July bly,
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NATIONAL HOTEL.

DOARDING.-MlSS POLK, on Pennsylvania avenue
Is one door west jackson Hail. has several plea sa mt
rooms unoccupied. She would be pleased to acconmo.
date an entire of members She furnish them
will, board thirteen bed rooms with spacious dining room
ana paIlor. Charges reasonable and satisfactory.
In
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Notice TO Mariners aud others

TIVE LIGHTHOUSE erected during the past year at
/ Boddy's island will be lighted for the first time the
22d inst, and will be a revolving light,
JAS. X. HATTON, Collector.
District OF Washington, North Carolina.
National Inteigencer, New Orleans Courier, Charleston
Courier New York Globe, Philadelphia Pennsylvania,
and Boston Post will please copy.
Jan 2l-3
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,A"rnELLs History OF Virgins. Introduction 10
the History of the Colony and Ancient Dominion Of Vir
5na ny charles Campbell, volume octave; The last
summer Eve, Fairy Tale, by Mrs. s. c. Hall Jane
Eyre an Autobiography, by Cuuer Bell.
Jah "a Z. TAYLOR
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UNULLER's HOTEL, Washington ID. C.-Messrs. A
L E. II. FULLER take pleasure in informing their
friends and the travelling public that they will open their
NEW HOTEL, the of Pennsylvania and 18th
street, on Or before the LIST of December This house has
been erected great expense, and under the personal
perntendence of the subscribers therefore they atie
themselves that all the requisites of rstrae hotel will be
found their establishment The furniture is al entirely
and expense has been spared obtain that which
Is elegant and comfortable
The situation Of house is considered eligible
than their late stand the of l4h and Penn
yvania Vacated by the subscribers last Novem
ber,) being the Capitol and thanve min
utes walk the Presidents House and the public depart
To old friends and guests tender sincere
thanks for their patronage heretofore bestowed and
them that they will find cordial welcome at their
house, and trouble vii; be spared render them as
comfortable their iresides.
To our future friends and guests offer good house
and all the inducements as aforesaid, and beg their pa
tronage
Porers will be in attendance the aud steamboats,
their arrival with the badge of Fuler's Hotel
No charge for conpsyimg baggage.
Nov 5--du A. ". E. ii. FULLER.
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COMETIING very elegant for the Lndies.-Will be
- opened, Mrs. s. Parkers Thursday the 18th inst
10 o'clock, M, arrival of rich and beautiful
goods for the eveningsuitable for balls parties, weddings
Nc. s. PARkER'S
Fancy and perumery Store,
Pennsylvania avenue, between Al and 9th streets.
Jan I7--6t
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Charles DE- selding,

A UGUsTUs FISCHER, Attorney and Counsellor at
Law, Anstin Travis county, Texas VIII attend faith
fully and promptly any business connected with his pro.
fesson in this city, and the adjoining counties He will
also attend to any business the land Office such pro-
curing patents perlectng titles, &C. Letters must DC PAID
to procure attention.
Hon. J. p. Henderson, San Augustn
Hon. Ebenezer Allen, Austin.
Hon. Memucan Hunt, Galveston
J. ID. Groesbeck, Houston.
Dolhonde &c Groesbeck, New Orleans.
Jan. IL
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HOUSTON Il ALI ZEN,
(1Oyfoar/iars mad qff0r,n us MT f<1tp,

GALVESTON. TEXAS,
VIII practice i'm the State ard Federal Courts
SAM HOUSTON. F.BENEZER ALLEN.
March9 Iy
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C,TEAM for the NIlion.--An Elementary Treatise on
- the Nature and Management of Steam, and the Prnci-
pies and Arrangement Of the Engine with notes appendix,
&c. Just published, price ~ cents.
Dec +. TAYLOR.
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LEGATION THE NETHERLANDS
Washington, Jan. 20, 1913.
TAN WnLEM NYsING and his wife Grictjen Jams
y Vredeveld from the province of Drenthe (kngdom of
Neherands,) who emgrated the United States in
the spring OF lS7 requested by this give notice
the place OF their IN North America to the
Legation of the Netherlands Washington as am mpor-
tan communication is TO be made to them.
Jan 2l-eod3t
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ID EGALIA CIGARS.-Just received, Invoice of
IL superior Regaa Cigars in tenth boxes for sale whole
sale OF by the single box by
JAMES BAILIE, IS Che stnnt street,
next door to Congress Hall Hotel
Philadelphia
Also, an invoice of selected Ugue, Cabaieros' with
great variety of other choice brands kept constantly
hand mat. Int. 3] Jan. I9-u
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CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY.-Just published and
y Tor SALE Staoners Hall, door Fuler's Hotel
Jan lS-d2w WIN. FISCHER
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NIOTICE.The holders of the certificates OF the second
In nstament of the Peruvian indemnify hereby noti-
fled that the said certificates will be paid their
alton to the Fifth Auditor of this Department Amount
paid of I'd instalment is 1857 9A
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, November %, IS47.
Nov. n MAT Intel1
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" HOoE co, Pennsylvania avenue. between 7h
and 8th Streets have in splendid assortment OF
cloths cassmeres, and vestngs, which they prepared
have made order in the fashionable style, short
notice, upon such fail give satisfaction
of dressing handsomely.
Also in sore complete assortment ogentemen's under
garments, of every descriptions handkerchefs, gloves,
cmvats, suspenders, hosiery NC. All OF which will be
sold at unusually low prices.
Dee l0-3wif
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osT at the Capitol this morning, leather pocket
book aiming Sl75 in money, and or three hun
dfed dollars in bonds and liberal reward will be
paid TO the finder by leaving the pocke,book at the FIX
cHaHR~ Hotel, on y street. Jan 1875
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MADAME TAR1N, from Paris, Will open Thurs
lFl day the 18th instant, choice OF Paris mil
nery consisting of evening dresses embroidered and real
lace, do wells, caps, Nc hats, cotures flowers,
&c, OF the most approved fashions
Nadine T. will receive weekly from her in Broad
way New York, full supply of all articles for balls and
parties throughout the and ocs the patronage of
the ladies of Washington.
Her store is Mr. Heydon's Jewery store, Al
street, few doors below Colemans Hotel.
Jan. l1--eoImif
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WRAPPING Paper, at IS cents per ream
w Fine do. at 45 do.
Fine white wrapping paper large. at 81 37h per
Buff envelope paper, fine quality, large size, at
S2 % per
Common envelope paper, 81 25 per ream.
Ian q raVI OR