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y,OURTEENrH INsTALM.esNT.-Iust opened The four.
peentb i-aeieot ceebrhed rhousawir coons" IL
diligently supply with the increasing
They cotton
for ladies aud ctdreus wear.
per yard.
Of our heavy, soc and everlasting
shg They oil The qualities that denote great
duIab iiy.
mills produce Of the three brands named above
each piece guarantee of their spe
rior eycerncp
Also ge supply kinds b.eachcd that
excellence of fabric
LINEN Probaby the argest and cheapest stock
this ma u; our usual levy prices.
MOURNING OF all kuds constantly hand through
year.
II NAV be mentioned conpexion Of all
kinds goods fabrics annually passing Though
our h. nd enabies offer really decided bargains.
ri.ces cheap and fine French rnenoes.
kMBRODERtE5A large new, and siyiish lot opened ,r
morning
aId neat NJ
ynrd
large qpaniiiy cheap and nc and white da,cl.
e goods daily.
Those persons purchasing other
ved prccs convinced
there is an advantage resulting from price only
rendered July Isl will be settled before new ones
commenced
Cod articles prices and fair dealing be relied in all
g Central Stores,'' building,
Cct 3-IDtdif Opposite Centre Market.
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By JAMES Q. mca Auct,onesr.
oet4d

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PENNsYI.-
vania known Fnts Hotel, public
Tuesday afternoon, October 49, O'Clock cisey,
part No. s54 81 feet
Pennsyvana between l3ih and l4,h streets and
unring i59 alley, with Improve
consisting and house,
with back buildings, brick cosch-housc stable, Ac.
hcd throughout with marble nnnr in the principal
The building
eleven wide
building six good with pasza
nins fun depth.
yard is failing cis,rrn OF besides
pump whole enclosed with
handsomely orpamcnted with shrGbhery
This property fsvorably known, and has r
by Mr. C. w, Flint and
tom location, kens within few s,eps National
of dcpsmcnts, properly
the city better ndapscd for the business fur which
cuped.
jetms The Of pay
ments will be made known the snis,
J. G. MCGUIRE,
Sept G-eodkds
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
CLAss Y,
10 be drawn Baltimore, Md Saturday November

prizes, amounting
Whole tickets Se0-halycs SEQ quarters $l0-eighhs s5
To determine the fate of these splendid izes 7a nnbe
~ inclusive, will
the drawing and Is OF them
having lis combination ID, III
ehtted
Those s icke,s having them the
lth 5th 9th 10Th iitb 18th ID iti 9Th ,r "a ooa
1th 9Th 9Th 2d ID 4lh s.t sAe"''''''''''''' N0o'V
Every ticket having any other
entitled prize varying $4,000 Y5,O00; and
codug to The scbrme Those with numbers afford
profit raw he
original cost, less Is per cent
each package of 26 draw amount Chat
i what the number OF ballots multiplied
will amount less is cent viii sell certificates Of
for Tho difference between thu OF
warranted draw, which entities purchaser
amount as the numbers draw the guaranteed.
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10 OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The came al person viii be upon books
me rayn,ent ol The subscription be made IN advance
Distant subscribers pn-tsga
q which VIII he paid W all risk assumed ~
safe ansHssioa.
The COUNTRY PAPER psished ui-woekly during
sions ot Congress, and cmi-weekiy dnnns
Subscriptions or period year will be received
terr proponionec TO the above rates.
G3-PosTMAsTERs are authorized agents ana,
by sending DAILY subscribe with $50 enclosed; or
sEMlWEEkLr subscribers, s25 enclosed, will
tled q copy gratis
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Proposals for Rafions for 1856.
HEADeUAMTxRs MARINs cosps.
Qtlariermas,er's Office,


t.narierInasters once,
Washington, October 8, 1885.
aEPAfAFE SEALED PROPOSALS viii he received Al
!, nee until 10 O'Clock
neh io furnishing raiio's the United fol
lowing nz.ions, for The 1885,
CD saestewn Messachu-etts;
Po rssnouth, Ne " Hampshret
iire eaAiyn, Long isanu, New Yotk
Pm iasieIpba Pennsylvania
Co Tsrf,, near N fink, Virginia;
Wa pipg'oDY tlofiss AM
wa anngton city, District Of Colunta.
Each r ton TO consist of pound quarter
made OF perfne Hour, -four,
pounds OF II m best New Orleans
nca ivH m r OF
u hard
tniiow cand es 10 tndred ~
The beefi equed sh of
ING ice o. ssch stat either in bulk by the
snail consist OF the bes
pork TO DO No pr' pork, groceries
be. aaai'y TIE kin is named All subject inspection
etu VIII DO ens aned
he
and addressed =" M nartrrnaser of the Marine Cop Washing
ton, District OF Col nInhia.
r. LINDSAY,
Major and QusTterniascr u. Il. Marine Cofps.
The Iolowi named papers win publish week
unh tue en- No.enbe duplicate
er Win pn led copy Of the adyesemcD this Office
Patriot O. neord New Hsn,pshre Gazette Portsmouth, New
Hampshire; Pos Boston, Iimes Boaou
ehusrs 10 ana of Commerce, New Nok E@ge rooklys
York. Penh syvanan, Phadeipha
Phi!adepha, Pennsylvania Star Washington
city NEWS Nortosk Virginia; aud Democrat
fhe pce 70 be paid for this service is
ceediog Of
insertion, and
segment insertion, Le il
ccipt hereof Nch number will be pleased
voucharn
Oct o. -2aprshNov
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81. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies',

INfuF T4Nt1HiHSOHTyi TTFHfFFth NUUIVV, M
ur the
9th August Thursday June The
board md tuition so pays
advance There charges for mnsc drawing
and also for Spanish Italian German and Latin.
for tho primary composed of pis under
age, slGo payable half yearly
Lecs OF inquiry should he sddessrd 70 The MOTHER sUPE
Maryland.
July 6-dIycar.
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Nv =. q. mcoUIuE, Aucs,smesr.

TRUsTEE's SALE OF STEAMBOAT HOTEL. AT PUBLIC
Thursday Afternoons November O'Clock,
premises BY vruc cf deed dated September 1885,
recorded Lihsr J. A. g. No w. os t2 isa tes and
records for Washington rbe
Columbia the suhsenbcr viii ae Of lot No Mo-
gnnng for the the southwest o
enc due with line OF Ei
alley duo so fert thence due
north line Of south and thence 50
heTnnu with The ccpns
large bck hudng the "ssanhost hoislo
THoa J. FIsHER a, Trustee.
JAS. g. MCGUIRE
Oct I0--eodt Aucroasers
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Washington Aquednct.
orrrcE OF rus WAsnrsoros AaURpuc,

o w AsHIHGToE AQuEpuCT,
Washington, March 7, 1855
DROP0SAS invited graduation and brick
dams, tunnels, Washington aqueducL
Proposals. the 9Th Nay, will be opened at Of
that day.
profles specifications ofhe work will be ready
and the 10th day Df April next.
Proposals Of particular culverts
bridges, &c., in plans and specifications
Of the works be completed uade the
all unfinished work VIII
appropriations by Congress The engineer
10
appropriation aud
what works stopped available.
particular work Tor want Of
reserved will paid II, in the Judgment OF
engineer properly executed so far has
gone.
made in specie checks the United State
10
will be d'ion Of all contracts that the work
men sai paid wages monthly, and in specie.
should sealed, and endorsed "Proposas for work
the Washington hqncducf" ~.
The United the right reject all the bids
TO such
considered conducive 10 The OF the
work.
responsible PERSONS effect that they under
take mai WILL his their bid
wiip days, with COED aud sufficient
completion the work nnderaken said guarantee
tho certificate the United States district
s;rct Attorney officer
individual known the Engineer De-
paen War, that the able 10 make good their
guarantee.
Bids opened presence of bidders if of them
10 be prcsent . .a
Capt OF Engneers in charge.
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IL. H. IL l. III IT

bis Office his resd in Ffnnkn Row. corner
He viii continue 10 devote his aicn-
on principally United States Court
he law concerning patents he viii
give before
oce appeals the chief justice assstan,
Columbia; and viii also ass IN the
prepn and trial suits concerning patents.
opinions aud arguments for par
ties hs either oftha and
prosecute before board established for their
Adjudication.
nrfo
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iu.oA1xs. msn.l,ss, sha,.Is, ana se~rnA large sup

J,.sAKs. aIsntIias shs,SIs md Scsrfr-A large cup
ply novel; and stylish in goods Of those classes
opened To-day
10 pieces eioas paiterrs, assorted colors
habit cloths, The lot adapted Tor desses
The aiyantn arising price nysBs
apparent 10 tie observer when selecting articles
above.
Anppliei daily.
who have paid their bids presented Juy
ri viii 81 pnr making additional pnchssrs
be relied IN all
PERat X SkoifEh,
oCsnirsl Stores' wuet building,
Sept % -lotdf opposite Centre Market
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Everett House,

North Side of Union Square, Nep York.
THIS establishments erected the most prominent and delight
New yo,k afford approaching 6uish, aad, when
combine all that si devise aud money supply
TO rrndsf drsisah- hosl yet constructed
establishment respectfully announce that
open October the
datp,n of tive public.
Applications received nom parties wishing to make
arrangements for the winter mtnihs,
Tbe pab'ic patronage IL respectfully solicited. ..
HAwtsy u CLArr,
&. JosIrs.
eep9 d3m
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Law Notice.

BROWN, STANTON, WALKKK
yDM T. BROWN. FRED. p. STANTON, and J. KNOX WALK
Err have formed partnership for practising law in the Supreme
Cour United Of clams Washington
Tennessee OAces in Washington and Mem
phs Of will always found either place.
letters addressed them will receive prompt attention.
ApttI Iq--tf tf.od fIntrl ands incl copy1
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lsssN -,s OF 1850 qusrto vo,ums, ios"d In
half ausaia, for sale, few copies ogly at 81 30
ScpS FhsNth lAthph'
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NEW Fall and Winter GOods-I have just returned
~ North with stock Of goods suitable for
consisting Of superior cloths, cassmces and vengs
of which and ready inpecon which
prepared manufacture In ihs best and a.hona
styles a notice. WILLIAM TUCKER,
lQ--eonf No. 42G PcnnSYvnna
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CautiOn--LO.tery Frauds.

orFIoR o TnE MARyLsNp CossoTipATRp LOTTERIES,
baltimore, Maryland, July 1, 1865.
1,fIE Maryland has deemed
his duty the public swindcrf
who fraudulent lottery
and pretend be agent tickets which
wholly fictitious
only lotteries Maryland those daily
the the
the under the constitution and approve The
schemes and 10 attend the drawings.
All lolee and all certificates packages
" Brennan,
BALTIMORE Maryland.c All others n n fraudulent
For fn Information subject of those frauds njdres.
r. X. Brennan,
Sept 9S--dly Baltimore, Maryland
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EDWARD *. COLLINS,
No. So Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN SGiPLEY, b CO.,
Liverpool.
STEPaEN KENNARD & CO.,
~ Austin Fsiars London.
u. @. WAINWRIGHT Il CO.,
Paris.
oEo. II DRAPER, Havrc.
ships will be accountable Tor goid hver
bullion, specie ewery precious snes meaa unlcsa hi Of
adnp heeor the vue thereof therein.
Ap25-df
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

FORM OF GUARANTEE.
To Cant n c. Meigs, u. ~ Engineers
undersigned, residents Of, in the State Of
Jointly seveay the United States and
ruaraniy bid - be accented ,bal he
they will within The -ad bid,
win ood and snient suretis to
oerforp furn, proposed
under which It was 'aae And IN case the
TO aforesaid.
10 mike good the difference by and
lowest bidder.
signed) a. o.
Thereby certify that my knowledge belief
above named gnnrantors good aud sniicient,
(Silncd) r.
Mari & B,wi ny&
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:

stopping outhanpIor both going and returning, they offer
London and avre advantages
route, Tor the economy OF tine and money.
Passage from New York to Southampton sa Bremen.
First cabin, saloon, $3.50; first cabin saoon A&
second do- $50.
All lote newspapers pass through the Sec.
ladipg will be signed on the day of sailing.
An experienced surgeon il attached 10 each ship.
For freigh passnse, apply 10
C, Il. SAND, II South William ST., NJ Y.
HElNEKsN x Co.. Bremen.
CROsEEY & 10 Southampton.
WlLitAM IsEI.IN, Iavre
Mar G--dly
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Maryland Lotteries.
CAPITAL PRIze 500, ,Coo.

MsNAeresi OgPTcr
baltimore, tsa,) October !, 1855,
HE managers Maryland will attention
Cling packages
tickets would call The Of the pubic ihe following
scheme, which Is the
1foa Briifaat and Magnificent Loifsry eper DTawa.
All tickets certificates Of packages OF tickets Ia the lotteries
authorized the State ns t'bog'anhed
of X BkkNAN General Agent for the Conir-c - cad
ao Others Frauds
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~ NEW YORK. EsHENEN, hED SOUTH
>gs9SvSEE ANPSoN UNITED s-rA E5 MAIL STEAMEIss.-
.ssrr2& The ships comprising ts lGe the WASHING
5sH.<GE&B TON, Capt. f. Casendy; HERMANN, Capt Ed-
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raEAsuuv pspARrMENr.

The Treasury Department consists Of the Offices q the Sec
reary of the Treasury two cnnptr0ers pissi0er oi
the CUSTOMS six auditors treasurer register SOLICITOR light
house board, aud coast survey
The following is brief indication of the duties Of these
several Offices and OF the force employed therein respectively
Secretary ORceHon. James Guthrie, Secretary OF the
Treasury on p. G.. Washington Assistant Secretary
engineer n chage architect aud three
temporarily employ ed aud twenty three clerks The ecfe
the Treasury charged with the genera, supervision
the fiscal transactions of The government and of the exc
cuon Of the laws concerning the commerce and navigation
of the United States. lie superiuends the OF the
coast the lighthouse establishment the marine hospitals Of
the United States and the construction of certain public
buildings Cor custom houses and other purposes.
First Comptrouees Oice.Elisha Whttesey, esq, Comp
troler fifteen clerks. He prescroes the mode Of keep
ing and rendering for the civil and diplomatic
vice well public lands and reves and cortes the
balances arising thereon.
Second Comptrouer's 0fcc--Jobn N. Brodhead, ESQ.
Comptroller aud clerks lie prescribes the mode
keeping and rendering the accounts 0 the army navy
and Indian departments o the public service and revises aud
certhes the balances arising thereon.
Office Of of tho OastomsIugh J. Anderson
esq., Commissioner snd eleven cerks He prescrbes the
mods Of keeping aud rendering the accounts OF the customs
and disburssmea aud the building and repair
ing cusohouse &C., and revses and cerhes the balances
arising thereon.
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posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

Hon. James Campbell Postmaster General The direction
and of the Post Office Department assigned
by the constitution and laws the Postmaster General That
M business may be the conveniently arranged and pre-
pared for his hsa action is distributed among several bu-
reau follows; The Appointment Oce, in charge OF the
First Assistant Postmaster General the Contract oice IN
charge of the Second Assistant Postmaster Generals the
Fuancc Office in charge the Thd Assistant Postmaster
General and the Inspection Office in charge OF the chief
clerk.
appointment QtfceHoratio King, esq, First Assistant
Postmaster General and pineteen clerks To this office
assigned all questions which relate TO the establishment and
of post oces changes OF sites and names,
appointment and removal of postmaster and route and local
agents Also The giving of instructions to postmasters
Posmasers furnished with marking and rating stamps
and letter balances by this bureau wbchs charged also with
providing blanks and stationery for the Of the depart
men and with The superntcndcpce OF the several agencies
established for supply postmaers With blanks 10 hit
bureau il likewise assigned the supervision of the ocean mail
nas and OF the foreign and international postal
arrangements.
Contract Ogfce-wiam n. Dundss, esq, Second Assist
ant Postmaster General and twcntysx clerks. To this Of
foe assigned the business OF arranging the mail service
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(Ok SAL &c LcnscA eommodious
18th the
recently papered painted
throughout Terms accommodating and mned
Oct l5--cH
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oc, Io-eodr
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Orders for tickets and shares and certificates Of packages in the
above splendid pompl attention,
Of each drawing win he Immediately after
10 all who order toni
Address +. j. BUCKLEY, Agent,
Sent 2a-eodiM Wiminston Delaware.
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his aspect, we are still driven to cosf..,n-.
this horn ofthe dilemma seems Just a. polsa,..
as the other. Surely The Argus snd II. p
however ready they may be to drive or "a ..,,
slaves--out Of constitutional obligation ,.s !,
obedience to tho law Of the lani--vs,
not carry their antipathy to the negroe. "a 4.
as to think they ought to be compelled slr,,.
to 60 barefoot Assuredly they do not gr,a..
TO the poor hard working slave that small -
lance of his earnings which bis master exps.a.
for him to the extent Of an anaual p,i, :,
brogans at Christmas! Ii the money prOdu,.,
by the labor of the slave went into c.,
Wilson's pocket for tOp-boots for the ma,t.r,
or if Ger. Wilson "got his living" like San.
ether persons, whom just at this mOmeat II i,
not necessary more particularly to nentios, !,
perpetually brushing up those toP-boots giyip
them daily polish by way of covering up al
conceslng from public observation the drons
blood that every day fall upon them-thst "
can well understand. would not be exactlya,
occupation proper for person whose cOnscisas
troubled him on the subject Of Slavery Bath
selling brogans to the slaves we do not see sp
thing that need disquiet the most sensth
soul-mueh lees souls like those of TAe Pea
and The ArgEs-since all that the slaves gesh
the WAY of brogans and other similar ncsss
ssries. seems 80 be just so much snatched '
their use from the haads of the spoiler.
Selling brogans to the slaves seems to US n
be, even on the part of protested Abolitlonist
an entirely innocent, not to say lautaole, coca
patton, perfectly honest way OF getting oaet
living: but there ia another business 10 sdditios
lately taken up by Gen. Wilson, to which w
beg leave to call the attention of The Argas and
The Post, as one in which they have more per-
sonal interest. Not content with the humbs
and uuobtrusive. however respectable, employ.
ment of making brogans for the slsyes-had he
been so, The Argus and The Post would hardly
have troubled themselves about him-Gea.
Wilson has recently taken TO the additional busi-
ness of seeing mp the dOughfaces. He exhibited sss
recent occasion at Philadelphia some Specimens
of that sort of work which proved him to hav'
a real genius for it; and we would humeiy sss'
oest to our doughface contemporaries to keep
as much out of his way as possible, so as to
avoid the danger of being unexpectedly slipped.
as their brethren at Philadelphia were, into Z
Jacket so uncomfortably tight, shat evea Tk
Boston Post might not find it easy to joke undof
the iBfiiction.
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BROGANs AND TIGHT JACKETS.

We find in The Boston Post, credited to The
albany Argus, the following characteristic and
curious paragraph:
" Gen. Wilson, whose conscience is sorely troubled
the question of Slavery makes his living by selling
brogans to the Southern slaves"
1t is evidently the opinion Of The albany argus,
the original author of this paragraph, and of The
Boston Post its copyist and echo, that they have
here got hold of something which hits Gen.
Wilson terribly hard. Perhaps they have; but,
for our part, We must confess to difficulty in
seeing exactly where and how. The Boston Post
is, we are we'll aware, in addition to its avowed
and notorious dougbfaceism, an eminent leader
of the kid-glOve democracy; but even that dainty
journal, accustomed as it is to live on public
plumber, can hardly intend to urge it as mat
ter of reproaeh against Gen. Wilson, either that
he ''gets living" by manufacturing labor, or
that he gets it by the manufacture Of brogans.
Even The Post, much as in private it may turn
up its ofice-hoIdiDg nose at the humble and USE
full industry of shoe-making, can hardly intend
in published political article to urge that Occu-
patton by way ofreproach.
The alleged fact that Gen. Wilson "gets a
d" living" and the other alleged fact that he
gets it by making brogans, not giving any point
to the paragraph, We must then look for that
point, if any point it has, to the two other al
legged facts-namely, that having conscience
"sorely troubled on the question of Slavery" he
yet "sells brogans to the Southern slaves"
Having made every possible effort to make
something out of the paragraph looked at in
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WHOSE OK AND WHOSE COW,

To those good people so much frightened at
the idea of the formation of Northern Rights
Party (of which one consequence may be that
slayedriyiDg may become disqualification for
office under the General Governmens), and who
think that such an Arrangement Of parties and
such distribution of Offices would be quite
without precedent, we may perhaps be able to
afford some relief by briefly putting them in
mind of the history of the old Federal Party.
The peculiar and distinguishing feature of the
old Federal Party was its nationality, specially
exhibited in its desire to give to the General Gov
eminent power, strength, aud respectabllity;
in its anxiety to pay the debts, foreign and do
mestic, which that General Government had
contracted, and also the debts contracted by
the States in the prosecution Of that Revolution
AIRY War in which all had been jointly con-
cerned; and in its desire, by the strict and scru
pulous fulfllment Of the terms Of the treaty
with Great Britain, TO secure to the country the
continuance of peace, and the full enjoyment of
the independence purchased at so heavy cost.
Another leading object of the Federalists was
to preserve the neutrality of the United States,
and to prevent them from being either drag
ooned, wheedled or entrsppedinto the war with
Great Britain for the special benefit and conyen.
fence of the rulers of France.
These objects, il will be perceived, were in the
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We shall issue THIS MORNING an Edition of
The SEmI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE for circulation in
Europe. II will contain all the latest News up to
the time of going to press. Single copies in wrappers
ready for mailing can be had at the counter in the
publication office Price Six Cents. The steamship
Hermann will leave this port for Bremen and
Southampton To-Day at 10 o'clock.
Subscriptions and Advertisements for The New
YORK TRIBUNE can be left with the following Agents;
PARIs.-Charles Hartwick, No. Is Rue Vivienne.
LoNDoY.-Mr w. Thomas, Nos. l9 and 2l Cath
arine-street, Strand
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Two important political Conventions are
briefly reported in our telegraphic dispatches.
That in Indiana, the State Convention Of the
Republican party or Free-Soilers, was largely
attended, harmonious and enthusiastic. That
in Ohio, of the same party, though less in num-
bers was equally decided in its hostility to
Slavery extension The person who sent the
dispatch for the Associated Press has been very
careful not to exaggerate the facts, weakness
which we have often noticed, but sngularly
enough always in the case of FreeSOi and
Temperance Conventions.