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The wings aud AboIitionists Of Ohio.

The Inteiigenr, by referring 10 the extracts given in
its columns OF yesterday concerning the alleged alliance
between the democrats and free soers OF Ohio will find
tha, the main points made in those extracts completely
exploded By the fact that the free solers held their
separate State convention eight nine weeks since.
Hamilton county, being their nominee for governor The
whole ticket was Published in editorial columns on
the ais, OF August last This fact the winds
especially the allegation cited by the IntsHigeneU from
the Albany State Register, 10 the effect that there
some sor OF coalition between the democrats and the
free. soles On the contrary they both in the field
as opponents OF each other
In further exposition OF the state OF parties in Ohio du-
ring the late canvass reproduce from columns Of
September 4h the following quotation from the central
and leading wing Stale organ OF Ohio, uhe Columbus
State Journal y
.THR CowrRrMls Otto The mafwfe~nrcs Of the Com
promise As r STANDS, il hereafter The pafehUod ofns dsto
cratic purify Ohio The of hof party This State
thu fall givss their e~dortnf TO this msasurG Even should
they succeed only by plurality vote gives TO every item
of their creed the prsgs OF They ksor, and ,c
Not d<ry that the rat~tssancs of The Compom,ss, IL
ss~ds Of their fspors while they will as
the election they assert before. that a 70
not a shix nensNrf.'
This s,aement being thus put forth by such authority in
the very heat OF the appears to us to be abso-
u,ey conclusive on the whole question II is eogropif
given pending the suit and under due power Of attorney
in the premises.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE October 1875, p, m.
The opera lat night the universal theme OF
lion to-day, and is reckoned of the greatest musical
performances given in Baltimore. Rose de Vries
Norns,' created sensation have never seen sur.
passed and the whole entertainments excited the veest
enthusiasm amongst the audience The beautiful opera
Pwani' is TO be performed tonight in which Boso
makes her appearance Tickets selling very rapidly
The house will again be crowded.
have just learned that Max Marezsk manager of the
opera owing to the falteng accounts he Is in receipt
Of from your city, has determined make visit Wash
lngton with his celebrated troupe. He has concluded
continue the performances in Baltimore during week,
and on Monday of the week after (27h instantly will give
grand concert in Washington. On that occasion The
prlma donnas and stars OF the company will be presen
and they will sing the gems and beautiful parts OF
variety of the most celebrated operas This will be
perave entertainment Tor your lovers Of music lie would
gladly give operate performance, If suitable house
could be procured
Specimens of mechanical skill and ingenuity coming
in from all quarters Tor exhibition the Mechanics lnsi
tue. IL will be an imposing and eiutilu affair
The cattle show also promises sufpass thing of the
kind ever exhibited in this region of country. The
grounds being laid oil and suitably prepared for The
hibon
The returns ofhe election for delegates the southern
congress, they in from South Carolina show
cusively that there the nucleus of secessonis
decided majority is found OF friends TO the Union. The
honest yeomany of the Palmetto State have done themsevs
credit This result should teach lessen errac, clam
politicians They hata feeling TO pre-
The Union has deep abiding-pa even in their
midst
have been pernsng the communication from kossuth,
which appeared in your columns of this morning 1t is u
production credabe only the genius and talents
that noble patriot but his heart. fancy ] in
that paper the emanatons Of as noble man exists
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they had taken pton may hope their pu
pose only dses~t rstrsst with secret and
patriotic determination foibesr from disturbing
turn TO harmony and necessary to the safety
and prosperity Of the Union Should turn out Other.
wseshould the reckless spirit agitation continue TO dis
tarb and distract county array section again.t
ton. and 10 threaten the stability of the
condolences mistaken in tho great body of
fellow citizens. that they will. in due me aud in right
manner. apply an appropriate and efsctasI corrective"
Human frsilty"-" inordinate pride OF opinion
irrsconcilable with patriotism hope to secure de-
cent re,reat'-such is the language Of the chosen
and veteran whg champion and leader speaking OF the
great northern wing party organization Mark TOO the
quarter 10 which he looks for the appropriate and eec
tual corrective" il is the "great bulk of our northern
fellow citizens" What bulki Is it that bulk of the
wings whose organization "a cheat and SNARE
Senator Seward has dictated. and whom, as a party,
even with Mr. Fillmore against him as much as he
dares to be- Mr. Seward has held, and still holds UNI
der his thumb Is it this bulk Of northern citizens or
is It not rather The bulk of the democracy of the North,
under all lis great leaders Of national name
shaled against Seward and Sewardism, to which Mr.
Clay looks for the appropriate and eecual correct
i've Such is just the kind OF eorreetve-very appro
PIRATE and altogether eectuaI-which that dem
ocratc bulk has just applied to the wing abolitonism
Of Johnston in Pennsylvania
And now that Mr. Clay has spoken after the elections,
call again and again upon the organ of this admins
traton 10 speak. Was the administration in favor Of
Johnstons election, mott Let understand the po
stion Of the power this most vital and absorb
ing question
Meantime, if the question be not answered, let the
country take note Of the refusal to it. and deter
mine whether such REFUSAL under the circumstances. be
not incompatible with the trusworthiness Of the
now in power.
Above ALL let the wings OF the South consider whether
their be not suicidal they support the wing party
OF the North il is organized and led and is
denounced and condemned by Henry Clay, speaking
at time Of life when the fame Of ambition, in bis
heart OF FIRE, must burn low and DIM
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By A. GREEN, Auc,ioneer.

VALUABLE THREE-sToRY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT AT
AUCTION.-On Wednesday the 18th instant, shall
the premises ~ o'clock that valuable brick house. be-
longing H. Eberbach situated of and 9th
and the lot which 1t stands, in No A07.
The above Immediately the southwest
General The
having of which besides
large vaults under the perfectly dry with flag
stone floors and large porch the south side with wide
hand through the The walls
painted oil paint The part
which done,
certainly the that
establishment the District and the above will
highest being the immediate vicinity Cen
era and City Pos, Once Patent ONCE and consequence
the elevated position Of the house. the
handing We anything
relative the above described II well known
Inducements wishing make
Investment than any property for sale in Washington
Terms balance II, 10, ~
the purchaser giving bearing interest deed gwen and
deed Of trust taken.
A. GREEN,
Oct l7--eodAds Auctoneef
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Nv A GREEN. Auct.o ,esr.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF HORSES, cows OXEN, SHEEP,
" HOGS, HAY, CORN, WAGONS, CARTS, PLoUGHs, Pam
ING UTENSILS, Ac., AT AUCrioN--On- Monday, the 9Th
instant shall commencing 10 O'Clock, the hxn Of
Washington, from adjoinas
Of Digs Jackson
OF the above mentioned, viz
10 head OF horses pair OF which fine matches
40 head Of caecompsng five OF calves
and mich cows, shes p, hogs, &c.
Two three hundred barrels
$50 OF excellent hay, clear OF food :
Wagons, and horse
Carnage buggy, carry large Of gear
60 barrels Of vinegar
Ploughs hauows, shelter and crusher
With large o garden and farming utensils.
An under $50, go, a credit
satisfactorily endorsed bearing
A. GREEN,
ls-eod&ds Auctonesr.
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~. Pr,,,d.n,,. Decl.r.,lons,


II is Just as thought it would be. Now that the
Pennsylvania and Ohio elections the Republic
turns apologzng for the abolition letter OF the Presi-
dent. which few days ago officially republished
and justified in its columns Now it states that the let
ter was repubshed in order to show that Mr. Fillmore
was entirely untrammeIled by pledges commit,als on
the subject Of slavery"
Belt So Then it follows that the most precise and d.
rect declaration of Mr. Fmore's convictions mo.
mentous question Of public policy does not irammel,
pledge, or commit him. If this be So will the Republic
explain in what by what obligation. Mr. Fill.
more is now pledged .trammeed committed to the main
knanee of ths Compromise? We understand that he is
sDorn to execute il while laO. But how is he
mitted to mainaia the statute The Republic
can produce no declaration to that effect by the President
half so explicit those declarations OF the Erie let
ter which the Republic now denies 10 be OF any force
or obligation pledges. 1t is pity that the organ
not relieve the President from the odium OF his Erie
declarations without Destroying at the same time, the
value OF any other declarations Of policy which he has
made or may yet make.
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by A. GREEN Aurtlon.sr.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF VERY SUPERIOR FURNITURE,
catalogue, o'clock, M his
sxeeeney he English b l. buweI Dsaulul ana
splendid cabinets 'niaid ivory
la-beaded velvet chairs F93'i-a4 q
. velvet chairs .0afa aggi
vevet-covered minion chairs iaa
mahogany and rosewood velve,coveed revolving chair.
IS fancy willow willow bottom bottom chairs
III dining groom chairs and cushions E.A
solid mahogany gothic passage chairs
fine Rosewood nas ssn tables ss TEAPOT:
walnut marble top sdeboarda
mahogany marble top pier tables
Dvans and md. spring n5 lou GEES. ,.,..
Wana. corner stands &c. ss0H lU. 8s
ssss'sas Sa If mirrors
n ss y sa glass and other looking s'''
French gilt candeabras and brackets
Carce hanging pillar and other lamps candlesticks and
large marble urs, urn, with lamp,
china and glass ware tl@ss
t. snSs dinner, and coffee
Fine English sn 'sa saa
Marble top dressing and toilet stands
Full toilet fire sets, fire ornaments,
With large cooking copps uten.s
Cherry Champagne Spanish French Hook, Cae and other wins
s most 80 :" h Which o very SUPERIOR ARTICLE and
water with multitude Of other articles which we deem unnecss
Catalogues ready Monday pevioust
VIII open and furniture ready for nspsso" on
and respectfully invited call and examine for them
Terms of All of and under $50, cash 80,
credit Of three and four months for satisfactorily
Oct s-codSds A. GREEN, Auctonser.
90 The above sale VIII be postponed, I'm eonse-
place Baltimore the aad until Wednesday, the 0'
Oct I7-eodsds A. GREEN
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FvsNY.-Some crazy grannies. Of both sexes, il APP
pears. recently got together Syracuse. and made an
abolition splu.ter, which, not knowing what they were
about. they requested the Albany Argus and Washing,
ton Union, among other iournas. to publish or them
OF course they refused but the Republic. vAssA soas
NOT asked publishes their doings and ssyines volun-
,ary. quite a, length, and quite ccnspicuously, in liz
editorial columns OF yesterday
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ST. LOUIS October live have advices from the treaty
grounds Fort Laramie to the y utmo by the arti-
val Major Ghetto and Colonel Cooper, OF the army
They bring of the conclusion of the treaty with the
Indians. The necessary presents had all come 10
hand had been distributed among tue various uibrs
Three companies of rides were detached as an escoft
for the Indisns who their way to Washington MAJ
Chelton's company OF dragons came on in advance TO
Fort Leavenw worth. Every hing terminated Satisfactorily
The whole force is expected nj xt week
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By A. GREEN. Auct,oneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTION.-On Tuesday,
2ist shall sell the premises ~ O'Clock,
27 asia having
Of 18th running back
The abovedescnbcd property
south and level with the
One third cash balance and years.
given m a deed Of trust taken title indsputabe.
oct 1876 GREEN, Aucioneer
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South Ca, DINA Election.

CHARLESTON October 10 The election returns contnae
slowly In the third congressional district Kerr
shaw (co-opeationsD has 393 majority in Fairfield
county candidate has 1913 majority in Ian
ca county The cand date has "a ms joy
Lexington, tco-operaonist) 633 majority Aevine and
Edgeisld yet hear from In The sixth district Christ
Church parish gives majority OF 80 for secession Brick
House and Goose Greek cooperation majority OF ~
Tho remaining districts hear from will give an i'm
corporation ority kheu closely pushed, but
will probs Dly be elected,
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The Florida Claims.

In counexion with the opinion OF Judge Bronson, here
,oore published by us the Of Ferrera, we have
received another pamphlet containing documents and a
report Of The Judiciary Committee Of the Senate. relating
10 the same subject and calculated to throw additional
leh, upon il, which are published in columns to-day
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LAIR from Yucaian.

Nkw ORLEANS, Oct IT.-Laler advices from Yuca,an
the Indian drawing 70 a close. Efforts
are being made to secure a treaty OF peace.
The receipts OF cotton In this city very heavy be-
ing three times larger than the time last year
There is Offering for sh pment Than there vessels
take It, Stetng has declined TO per premium.
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ny a GREEN. Auct,onser.

VALUABLE BUILDING. LOTS ON FOURANDA-HALF
STREET AT AuCTIoNon Friday, the oath instant, shall
premises, O'Clock, lots Nos TO- H. H. ID ~
rs, 10, and II, in subdivision of No. 5J.
and some thirtytwo
Ngna avenue and street
sputh
shall square front OF Is
the Of south
properly handsomely situated and rapidly
improving In value
Terms balance in six, twelve, and eighteen
months bearing interest rom the day Of
'' oe, i'd 500 A. GREEN, Aucsiouesr.
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NEw BOOT AND SHOE sroRE.-Tho sui

Anew BOOT AND SHOE STORE.-1be subscriber has
OF and elegant stores recently erected by
the north side OF fennsyivsnis ave
nue. intends conducting the
all OF it's branches having engaged the
Henry ". Maelas who ia well kno has won
himself high reputation cue and whose attention WIZ De
manufacturing OF boots and shoes
would parto Of the ladies TO the bean
Marsellss gser boots and shoes
besu'u assortment OF fench
English leather Kid silks and 'an which viii We made up TO
order "a M. Ms usual beautiful style .
In addition have selected with great
care in Philadelphia, and Baltimore all OF The mos
shoA, NJ description, 10 All OIL
which we particularly attention Of tho public gencay
7-eow q ~ 'o"'oo'''
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ny A. GREEN, huctione.r.

An EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF EXCELLENT ROSE
furniture, crockey and gtnns
pets se at aucton.on Tuesday os instant shs cell
and PenpsyIvania
beautiful assortment of furniture hstng
Major Hs in his cousse, nenS
We part
Pine comprising French
yvol large round back and SIX paror chairs III
ape ma French bedstsada aud pslissters
do maj dressiag bu-esus tfsN
1 do bookc md +
do marble wasbstasds, rosewood, walnut, he
cabinet stand and teapois
Mahogany spring sofa and chars 10 match
10 nn.o paintings various subjects, gilt frames
fine name French mirror, so by 10 inches
Pine hail mi china glass, and crockery ware
hundred yards Of the finest Brussels tapestry
little used
with large o other which deem unnecessary
Terms. All $50 credit Of 90
endorsed, bearing interest,"
The attention gentlemen ~ Washingon ana
of
,ioned furniture, a is OF the finest quality.
DC, sd A. GREEN, Aucsioneer.
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PHILApELrnlA, Oct. Is-p. m.

The following viii be the Of pates in the legsa
atufe. The hous standswhgs, 10 democrats 81 Sen
ate-whgs, 10; democrats TO- narve who will doubtless
with the wings In Lancaster loica) Johnston has
sS majority Berks, (oicial,) Bger, 4763 majority
Judge Campbell tdem) was behind in every county heard
from, and Is beyond doubt defeated Fannee the whig
county commissioner, sworn ia day, and entered
upon his duties. Samuel c. Thompson, the democratic
for recorder Of deeds, John Mclaughlin (demo
craft for clerk OF the sessions and Henry Hsnning
(democraI for auditor made apr caon this morning Tor
the examination of the tally papers. prior 10 conestng the
election the whig candidates. who have been returned
chosen TO MI said offices.
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To the Editor.

BATH, (Maine,) Oct TO- 1851
The following extracts from letter received from
Lieut. Commanding Alden contain matter OF interest in
relation to Humboldt Harbor and Trinidad Bay, in Cali
fornia, and are at your service for publication
Yours respectfully.
A. D. BACHE
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Extracts from teller Of Lieut. Commanding Jas Alden IT, S.
NJ assistant in the Coast Surrey to Professor A. H. Bace
superintendent, relating to Humboldt Harbor and Trinidad
Bay, California
U. s. SURVEYING SCHOONER EWING,
San Francisco Aug. 81, 1851.
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TELEGRAPHIC REPORTS, sc.

arrival of the Illinois Two wseks later from California.
New YoRK, Oct. IS.--The steamer Illinois arrived here
this morning ii o'clock She brings San Francisco
dates Sept l5h 37l passengers, and about two millions
dollars worth OF gold dust
The Constitution arrived Panama the 23l
from San Francisco with l27 passengers and $780, 900 in
gold on freight.
The Illinois made the outward passage in daya and
hours The Brother Jonathan arrived next day. in days
and hours. The Illinois made the ran home IN days
and Is hours being the quickest passage o. cord
Senator GWn was passenger in the Bni,er Jonathan,
which sailed from Chagres for San Juan the 9th.
mutiny occurred aboard the schooner Charon at Ac-
apulco. The mutineers arrested and the vessel
dered by the United States consul to lie under the guns OF
the Vandaa.
The Panama railroad progressing favoraby, and the
engineers confidently expected to run locomotive to
Gutoon October IL
Among the passengers in the Illinois seven persons
who have each made .0Co at the mines
The election yet definitely settled but the chances
in favor of the democrats
MARKETs-Tbe San Francisco arket is firm, and bust
Hatering. Breadstus have advanced, and still
the rise Provisions have also improved Lumber
steady Seamens wages keep up, causing considerable
difficulty outward bound vessels San Francisco funds
dui-hoders ask Is per cent premium per annum for the
Investment
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Tus Ono ELECTION The New York Journal OF Com
"a democratic paper admits that Reuben Wood the
governor elect is tainted with free soism and yet the
Union ofth. city calls the despatch announcing the fact Of
his election by thousand majority glorious from
Ohio Republic Of yssfsrdoy,
OF course we do, and for good reasons;
lst Because he has defeated the wings OF Ohio, most
of whom are no, only tainted, but are abotonsts and
free sellers dyed The Doo, and have gone into this
va.s on free soil or abolition issue.
ID Because the free soil convention has formally de-
nounced the adherence OF Senator Chase 10 the demo
cratic party at this time injurious to the cause Of
freedom"
81. Because the democrats are now on the platform
which they carried the State for Gen Cass in is4s
4h. Because, in the last legislature, the wings of Ohio
voted huiv-sir to ten for the immediate repeal Of the
fugitive law and the democrats OF the same body, in
their majority, voted agains, tina, proposition.
Can the Repubic give good reasons for haing.
some time ago, the proceedings OF the abol,ionzed and
uufying wing party Of Vermont as gratifying Signs
of the times D.
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ny DYER - MCGUIRE. Auctseneers.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTTON--On
Tuesday afternoon, October ~ Al o'clock, the premises,
part lots and 3, square No. NJ, and mpsove
dwelling carpenters
and 9d Duf Green's
third cash balance in six and twelve months, with
interest, satisfactorily secured n.
DYER 4 MCGUIRE,
I'D Auctoneen.
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Nsw YORK, Oct. 49,, p. m.

NKw YORK, Oct. 49,, p m.
The steamer Union has arrived from New Orleans, with
papers of Saturday She brings S35, 900 in specie.
Stocks ticndy-,aes Of United States g. 1867, at
ll6s
Flour is unchanged-saes of 1900 bbs State brands at
$3 rs 80 81 and southern at 81 81 Is Rye -four and
unchanged Wheat is quiet at 30 80 for
enesee and 81 for Michigan white Sales OF 10 00C
bushels xed So So Provisions and groce
ries quiet and unchanged Cotton steady yeste day
rates. Whskey, Eli cents
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We have change notice in markets. Stocks
steady Flour is dull at u la for Stale brands Wheat
held at Is 81 for and So 81 for white
Yellow 81 Groceries and provisions present
feature. Whiskey, % cents.
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NOTICE TAy-pAYERs.--Noice 10 hereby gwen ths
deduction will allowed mon mo mfe 'o
ne ~ y,T ieeod P''' """' ' r. j ROCHE, Collector
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communication, signed "Ohio," has been received
on this subject in which other Of high respecta
bty and character spoken OF besides that Of the
present incumbent OF the Office OF Clerk OF the House
II is Of course inserted in columns in order that
equal justice may be done to all those whose friends
may claim for them such medium Of making public
their wish 10 be considered candidates for this Office
As at present advised however s our purpose TO pub
lsh no further communications the subjects and
repeat that neither Of the publications we have made
mus, be regarded ~ in any adeperure from that
strict neutrality upon the whole question which we
consider to be imposed upon us by our position.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-25
MuSIc STnREI

"AVTNG returned from the Northern cities, after
making the most careful and choice selection in his
line the subscriber is prepared to offer to the public
splendid assortment of Musical Merchandise, embracing
MUS SIC,
large and general of the most popular and
New Music constantly received from New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore. and any piece not
found in his catalogue can be procured in a week.
PIANOS
from the best manufactures of New York, Philadelphia
and Batmore and superior in workmanship and tone
any ever before offered in this adjacent States for
the same prices.
Seraphlnes and Accordians, ViOlins, V1olonceIIos
and Guitars.
large and elegant assortment of the ocst ltdhG'i
Strings. Persons wishing to purchase either by Inc
single string or bundle will find it to their advantage to
call before purchasing elsewhere.
Schools snd Seminares supplied with Music lnstruc-
ton Books Strings Music paper &c. on the most reason
able terms. Also,
Brass Band Instruments,
Blank Books for Bands and Band Instruction Books IN
Short every thing in the Music Department commonly
sought for and desired
Call one door North of the City Hall, Fayetteville
Street. X. w. PEIEhSllIA'
Raleigh December rs. 10