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HOUSE Journals Thirty-Flrst Congress-An the copies
III distributed Gentlemen having
possession having immediate them
respectfully send the House OF Represents
nves.
JOHN A. PARKER,
Jan Ia Librarian Of Representatives.
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A GENCY 10 Claims az Washington city, by EVANS
IA FAINT. Attorneys and Aeents.-f, g. EVANS, who mas
clerk and chief clerk IN the
once having resigned the named unon has asse
HAMILTON @. FAINT Of Missouri, and they have
opened Washington city, the north side OF PennsS
between l4 and 18Th Streets Tor lhe prosecution
partments.
They will attend 10 claims every description requiring the
vices agent Washington but those TO which their ae
particularly devoted the following VIZ Bounty
claims Congress- approved September 30 1880
granting soldiers their widows or minor ch
1872 Indian $780, that OF eil e FLORIDA
the Black Hawk General Wayne's war nom s2 70
officers of the Mexican warcais OF an
kinds arising Mexico particularly for
bounty PENSIONS and other property lost back
clothing mileage forage money expended
raising companies Indian claims, and revolutionary claims Of all
kinds.
Land warrants bought highest market prices
honor members OF Congress, and all ON
Of the government generally
Dec 25-d&W3m
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II was now nearly 10 o'clock, aud Governor kossu'h
retired, together with mapy OF those present
Hon. Mr.. Cartier addressed the audience at some
length, and still speaking when we lett
The enthusiasm OF the meeting was continued to ITS
close and the speeches delivered deserved full reports
instead Of the mere statements which we are compelled
at this late hour TO give II Hungary fails 10 achieve
her Independence il will not be because there has been
no sympathy manifested for her in the capital OF The
United States and among the representatives OF hs peo
pie OF the United States.
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Eos Rent, the large and commodtous mouse =" '"
4 rr ward now occupied Brazilian Minister.
,r terms apply 20 Gen. Gratot, Sir Bun ldings.
Sept2l-eodtf Iintel'J
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CEILING on at Cost, TO Movc.-A, we have now I'm,
- delivering bills for the shall
remainder STOCK OF winter
We hand full stock OF French
mennos veive rich printed cashmeres, all wool
moussene low priced do and all In good styles with very
and shawls, all OF which we shan
from this date offer much below the regular prices.
cloths cassimees and vesngs VIII be found
persons OF boys will mud
greatly their advantage call and examine our stock
Our domestic goods large and Of course we shall
charge profit them probably bought cheaper
they could be al the present time.
hand choice lot Of coored and black silks,
which shall offer in order close stock nearly
as possible before W the street.
goods win be charged tho
rates. agreed upon beforehand afford
sell goods at M for the money.
w NJ SINISTER CO.,
Seventh street, east side, the Avenue,
Dee a-dIQuf
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We call the particular attention OF our readers 10 the
note below, from the Hon Mr. Halle chairman of the
committee acting for the last National Convention It's
object is 10 correct material misapprehenson OF por
ton OF the proceedings OF the committee at It's late meet
ing in this city
We have also received copy OF the very eloquent and
udcious remarks made by the Hon. Mr. Halelt to the
committee during its deliberations. but regret that we
have not room for them to-day They shall appear TO-
morrow, and will richly repay the reader
NATIONAL HOTEL,
Washington, January g. 1852.
To The Editor Of The Unioa
Ii is stated doubtless inadvertently in the Washington
Republic that s.the Democratic National Committee, at
their recent meeting in this city, determined that the dele
CATION from each State to the Baltimore Convention should
be only equal in number to the representation oil each
State in the electoral college"
The error lies in ascbing this rule to the determination
of the committee, which has given rise TO limitations that
the committee undertook prescribe this regulation. Such
the fact will appear by the call for the convention,
which merely quotes the resolution adopted by the National
Convention Of lSis The Democratic National Convention
of 1913 (and not National Commtee) prescribed the
number of delegates future conventions by the following
resolution which unanimously passed that body, and Is
found on page Il of their official proceedings;
Res0ped That IL be recommended that hereafter each
State entitled many delegates in future DEMOCRATIC
National Conventions as IL has in the electoral college, and
more"
The National Committee have merely promulgated this
resolution the National Convention, the rule
mended by that body the number OF delegates TO be
chosen in each State.
Respectfully,
b. f. HALLETT,
Chairman Democratic National Committee.
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AIR. DOWNING's WORKS.. The Architecture of Coun-
nj Houses including designs for Cottages, Farm and
warming and veniang, &C., with three hundred and twenty
illustrations
This book viii effect the making general and
healthy architecture IN the cheapest dwellings, than
anything which has been issued from the press"
New York Courier and Enquirer.
No work Of practical general has issued
from the American press for long tme'-4bany Atlas,
Mr. Downing great reputation but he has
before produced elaborate and splendid volume the
Houses ''-Bosfon Post.
ica the Improvement of Country Residences with
remarks on edition, with large additions
and and many new ana Deauuiu husaons one
large volume, evo
lLoudon.
The standard work this subject. - Slinans Journal
There work that be compared in utility 70
this subject not ovead with elaborate
dissertation learned dqution like the English works, but
truly PRACTICAL Louisville Journal
including elevations buildings and designs for
ing grounds third edition, revised
q welexecuted volume, the author
foretought embelsh country life
- New York Courier and Enquirer.
Young Architects calculated to facilitate practca
operations Wghtwick architect, with Hints 10
building in the country by A. Downing one volume
This invaluable assistant, only tc
young architects builders &c but ase
TO all undertaken 10 build.
V. The and Fruit Trees OF America, the Cuitnre Popa
gaon Management of Fruit Trees generally with Descriptions
all the finest varieties cultivated in this country eleventh edon
corrected thick volume 2mo two hundred illus
| trations
Nohing compared with the subject Of pomology has
been published in the United .dgrieulfu
| Ian FRANCK TAYLOR.
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IrOR THE ASSEMBLIES.-We open this day AT 10 O'Clock
Dust arrived the Europa) assortment Of beautiful goods
suitable balls parties, sc. consisting, in part Of
Coifeurs, pear, and blond caps
Feathers, tipped with gold and silver
Gold and silver flowers, ornaments for the hair
Wreathes and lunches.
EVENING FANS.
100 patterns evening fans, in pearl, ivory, and sandal
Shell tuck combs.
PERFUMERY.
perfumery extract for the handkerchief
bpuf; Lubns fine musk jasminej seramum
jocky club helioIrope, &c.
GLOVES.
sbestk 10 MT hand from NO.
6 10 a. in gloves never mp or tear out
49, - PARKER'S
Fancy Store, under National Hotel.
lam g. %
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ENAPP's Chemistry Applied TO the Artsj No' !"
N just published. London, 1851 "A.
PANS Anatomy External Forms Of Man. vol; and 'p'
Of plates. London a.,
Sichols's Architecture Of the Heavens vol illustrated b
don, 1851. mn.
onehett's Practical Treatise Microscope yol ""'
trated. London.
The Pant-A Biography by NJ J. Schcden, NJ, Di F"''
lustrsded. London. -.
Prichards Natural History Of Man vol ociavo 80 enra
illustrated Manual of Operative Surgery and Surgical Ana
French by Doctors Van Buren, and isaa
just published. ,am
Martins Natural History Of Man and Mopke vol l9 an
Many engnvingz. fRANek ihhhO
Ill
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The WASHINGTON COUNCILS AND KossUrH.-0n Mon.
day afternoon, in the Board OF Aldermen, the following
joint resolutions introduced by Mr. French the presi-
dent OF the board) were adopted;
Rssopsd That have heard with the lively salts.
faction OF the arrival of Louis Kossoh in the metropolis
the nation that we hail his advent that OF deeply
imbue1 with the principles OF liberty and bid him
dial and hearty welcome to city
Resolved, further, That committee, OF the mayor and
three members from each board, be appointed
Louis Kossuh and present him official copy of
resolutions and manifest him SYM athyin the
cause Of Hungarian freedom.
The following members were appointed the part
of the Board Of Aldermen on said committee Messrs.
Maury, Bayly, and Thornley,
The resolutions were sent over to the Board Of Com
Council. but without taking action upon Them the
board adjourned --Repubite.
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VERIFY q MILLER,

VERIFY q MILLER,
Pennsylvania 9Th streets Washington ~
WHOLESALE foreign domestic staple
and fancy dry goods carpets, maings oil cloths, table
and piano covers bed spreads blankets heengs and honseiu
nirhng dry goods generally.
Strict, promp', personal attention given orders.
Q7a~lYif
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FRENCH JUVENILE BOorSs.-Ameiie, on lie thomp%"
IL Ia piete par Nine Bemier. -,
lie Bon fridoln Mechani Tbcrry par e. G. schmld
Joseph Isdore, 10 danger des Msuvaises Compagh
r. Marcel.
Les Creoles, lcntranemenl de rErempe par -
Saunders.
Illustrations dc iIiistoire saine rAbbe Ronssier
Basten. e Deyonement filial par Mine Fauene -,
Amalia Corsin, Ophene de sienne Victor Doup"
Antonio, porphelin de Florence par Louis Fnedel
simple's Couies par NJ. rAbbe Roussier.
Etndes Hisioriques, l'usage de IN ieunesse.
Les Truis Fills du Capiaine par Leon Gnerin. a u
And others Of various kinds styles and prices Tor yV
every ago. '"p0'''o '"''' "0" '' FRANcK TAYLOR
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OFFICERS and Graduates United states ~" 49,
ary Academy Point from 1902 1850 by Captain
w. Culum, W. \. A. .,,if,
The Tutors Ward Novel by The author Of Wvsr'ng saw
&c, &C
The Lady's Voyage Around the World selected uan"
the Of Ida Pfeder by Mrs. Percy sinnett
- ~ 'eOo TAYLOR MAURY,
Dec ls Booksellers, near Sth sue"
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Tyyo FINE ENGLISH BUILT CARRIAGES AT PAL


ee Of Congress and The public that he has for private sale
BY his erceency British Minister one eharottee with
carriage maker. Il ,ie the other handsome
The carriages are considered TO be the hand
soS s 'Da sss se 81 any ho Hs 20 Mr. m %
corner le street and Pennsylvania avenue where hey can be
Dec is~ssw9w Corner ofsa street and Penn. avenue.
Ry ADAMS q co.'s Erpress-for balls. parties, SO.
10 boxes embroidered hsndserchies very beautiful
10 boxes clear lawn handkerchief
Q cartons white and straw colored hid gloves
White, pink, and blue French Prem, @sTi.oe. and
s wy y" p VERY A MILLER
Pennsylvania avenue, between and sih
pooTs AND sBoEs.-Jus, received a, JoRNsoN's, Penn
n.n or es french soo. IN s sole. quilted
ss % @ and %' ss pump ,a and
silk r,iters and ladies' shoes Of description 2 sui, he ap
'ssi1s me S.'@ ss
invite he attention o. The public we nave ao on mana
description, ali o. which win be sold cheap for cash.
given, and need apply unless good workmen.
Jan $1,000
Fircmens Insurance Company of Wash .ngton and
TUE declared dyi dend seven pe
holder: . demand SIE2 GeiST 3 RE ''''
THE sale OF useful and fancy rIr. for IN. pur-
chase OF suffering y cy ain eonna .
odd Fellows Hall, through the day I'M eve dng - - - "
We c,,se .bo,a
be poorly rcd ~, s,,. 80 lou ana
OF thom beautiful and in addition those celebrated ana Az
gtl musicians The harp players engaged for The
entertainment. 80" - 80 ''''''s :
Dec 19--dn
,ohE, Tar, and Lime ON band and for sale AT the
- ~ ,,, .as ne soke as fuel gives intense
chiefly paint TOT the presf aon nbe iron &C The lime
peing nRny W tn ammonia
ana s 70 he ornary lime when purpose
MAnSW %. CLAIR CLARKE bs. r.opencd an
o, oe ,S e transaction OF law and agency business r.
Wla,as Department OF the Interior, nearly Of
N.hbIe.s h'stel where he boards
WV ~ -dsm mat Intel, Republic, telegraph
0NF CASE DOUBLE BARREL r OWING PIECES
Just opened and offered At exceedingly Nv prices by
y. W. BADEN,
Dec l9-9awawn 80 y
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Flrcmen's Insurance Company of Wash ,n.,o, .na
Georgetown -

=,
THE and Directors declared dyi dond mar
II the profits OF the last endns ,ba
uo upon capital stock ofhis company yabe 4, IN. sock
holders n demand. ALEX McINTIRr
LAM g.
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Joke, Tar, and Lime aud And for sal. nj IN.
Washington Gas WoksTbe coke a. a.. .sr.. an in.,.
heat and enes almost =. ready charcoal The .
being highly impreTnaed m ammonia v,i .
and Tar superior 70 the primary lime used purpose
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%. CLAIR CLARKE bss reopened
stree, ee, ~, e transaction OF law and agency business r.
Wls,ds Department OF the Interior, nearly Of
N .i ~, " 'stel where he boards
NOV W. -dsm mat Intel, Republic, Telegraph
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From the National lntelligencer.
The Jurors Medal.

Chairman Democratic National COMMITTEES.
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TUE RED BOOK 1859, Royal Ksiendsr for
England, Scotland Ireland and the Colonies containing Lists
Households aud on
PEERS Knights Baronets, Government obces, Foreign Min
and Con.u In England the Qneen's Ministers and Consus
sbread Navy Lists LISTS Courts Law Cbancey Eccesi
sstcai Courts the Church. Customs London City Government
Establishments Docks Canss
Railways, British Colonial Governments Soveregns, Issue and
Crown Heirs Of Europe, &c kc &c. SC VOL OF Az
Just imported from Londonb by
Jan 3 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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(lNFs CASE DOUBIE-BARREI. II owLING PIECES
Jast opened and offered At exceedingly prices by
T.. ", BADEN,
Dec l9-oaw4wn f II
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THE sale OF useful and fancy art Gle,
Il chase OF wood for the suffering poor Of u . IN
odd Fellows Hall, through the day and eve dne
We regret 10 hear that so important and \ speyo
be so poorly encouraged. The articles off ,rcd for
many OF ihom beautiful and, IN addition those .
ghtfol musicians the harpplayen are engaged
entertainment.
Dec i9-du
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sluents am wi ling 10 believe--I do beieve-thal
you aud other Union acted from the best motives.
know you sought only the good OF the party to which
you are attached; but, take my word for IL, you
will soon find you have only given strength 10 des
perate faction and warmed viper in your bosom For
appearance sake. few OF you have been placed in re-
sponsbe positions. bat they have retained the control Of
everything in their hands and the time is coming
when you must either abandon your cherished prncl
pes or submit TO be ostraeised by the very you
have saved from present political death.
should regret il, Major-how deeply need not say
it, after long years OF the kndest intercourse ii should
become necessary for you and to part but there can
be no peace between and that faction which sought
to desolate the land with civil Ii were mean
enough to seek reconciliation. they would reject it,
had inconsderabe agency in defeating their treason
able schemes and they hate with intensity which
will tolerate the semblance OF truce your
tent is pitched in that camp must separate but lei
separate friends who expect TO meet again; for
mark the predciionyou will be driven out from among
them unless you consent to the prescription of all your
friends and become instrument in the hands Of those
who cherish designs hostile to the Union, and desuc-
tive Of the peace, the happiness. and the liberty OF the
republic.
am dear Major, very truly, your friend.
JERE. CLEMENS
p S.-As other friends may desire to know my opin-
ions well as yourself, shall send copy of this to
the Washington Union ]. c.
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The people Of this country have never reelected
wing President
They have never elected two wing administrations in
succession.
They have now put into power democratic governors
twenty States cut OF hiry-one leaving whg gov
errors five States They have elected democratic egs-
latures in twenty three States leaving wing legislatures
in eight States
They have large democratic majority in both houses
OF Congress- prepared TO maintain substantially il now
is the existing democratic legislative policy OF the coun-
try.
It's stated that under the apporonment OF electoral
votes among the States by the the democratic
candidate receiving the OF the States carried by the
democracy in 1918 would be elected Since that time the
democrats have fully carried New York. Pennsyyan
New Jersey Rhode Island, and Delaware the guberna-
toral election Maryland North Carolina Kentucky Mas
sachuses, and Connecticut and the congressional cleo
ton, OF which States voted for Gen Taylor
Meantime the wings have carried in the guberna.
toral election, single State in the Union which gave
democratic majority in ls4s, except Wisconsin, which is
now regarded surely democratic in 1852. An offset
to this loss is also given by the admission Of California
which is also democratic.
That the democratic party, therefore. will triumph in
the coming presidential appears to be just
tain that it will continue to exist national organi-
cation If those who prefer the democratic policy. and
to vote the democratic ticket shall fit TO meet
by their delegates, at Baltimore simply democrats
without regard to any other party distinctions, or party
organizations, party whatever tine success of
the democracy would 10 be sure. The only hope
OF the wings is in the action OF those democrats who
may be led to take part in an attempt TO supersede
the democratic organization by some other of sectional
character or else TO ntepoate into the democratic creed
some new issue. To divide and conquer is the policy
Of the whgsio unite and be proof against assault il
the duty Of the democrats Thus in Louisiana. General
Downs has been beaten because the democrats were
divdedand thus will be in every other quarter Of tn,
Union where similar divisions permitted tell at the
baot-box So true is this, that is almost definition
Of whggery to say that is whatever divides democracy
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srsArE-The private calendar was postponed until one
o,loek for the transaction OF the usual morning bust
0s.. after which il was taken up, and several bills
,..sd to third reading The Senate then adjourned
over 10 Monday
HOUSE, or REPREsEsrArIvEs--The session OF the
House was devoted 10 reports Of committees. which were
presented lin the shape OF bills. resolutions. &c., and
doy referred TO the Committee of the Whole House on
be state Of the Union; after which ii adjourned until
Monday next
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The ship Grey Eagle, Captain Whipple, arrived at
Philadelphia on Tuesday from Rio de Janeiro, after a
passage OF forty days.
Our advices from Buenos Aytes are TO December 3,
Politically the news very important II was the report
tba, General Uquza would the Parana and invade
the province during the month of December Prepars
tons for war were continued at Buenos Ayes with great
zeal The soldiers were well paid. with good equip
mens, and il expected that Rosas would take 10000
men into the field There was also rumor thu, large
issue OF paper money was contemplated, \, ,.t : ~
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Governor Farwe, Of Wsconsin-lately made governor
blythe wing party and its aesholds, in his annual mes
age to the legislature. the following language in regard
othe fugitive slave law
Afer careful examination Of the provisions OF this
sw, aside from the question of its unconstitutouay, am
prepared to express nay opinion that in many OF It's
a'ures Iii highly Objectionable unjust, and in
avor Of either such radical modification win take
RON It's odious features. or is repeal"
VIII the Republic keep eye this, and compare il
With the language Of either Of those two democratic gov
inors-Bouiwell or wood-who have been lately re-
sced, and Of whom, in past time and recently, the
Republic has had 40 much to say
Governor Farwels denunciaon is another proof that.
FAlle the whole democratic party, North and South. Is
Wiling to lei the anti slavery agitation sleep as Il is
low settled, 10 order that they may unite in the mainte-
ancs Of their old issues and policy The northern wings
% The other hand, Just ready now - they have
ssn Tor fifteen years past TO make sectional fansicism
nsu Stepping stons TO power. tet
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:. raymen His o1ces areBoston, Congress street;
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