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THE CINCINNATI CONVENTION.
EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
CINCINNATI, June 4, 1855

CINCINNATI, June 4, 1856.
This morning finds the Convention but fair
Iy organized and prepared to proceed to bust
ness, if, indeed, it can be called organized
until the New York question has been de-
oided; that being yet in allegiance.
The sessions of the Committee on Creden-
tials, before which, as in 1852, the New York
question has been argued, have been most in
terestinE-the four orators 1.-TWO on a side)
speaking before it, being gentlemen of great
forensic ability. Gov. Seymour and L. B.
Sheppard, Esq, of New York city, are the
orators for the Softs, and - Beardsley and
gentleman whose name / have forgotten,
those for the Hards.
II is undeniably true that the result of this
discussion has been to create a very unani-
nous public opinion in behalf of the Softs.
Perhaps this has been, in some measure, owing
to the discretion Of their conduct in the pub
lie places Of the city, and the frankness with
which they have, from the beginning, pro-
claimed a willingness to bow to any decision of
the Convention in their case, and their deter
minatiOn to sustain heartily the action of the
Convention, be that what it may. The last
argument before this committee took place
last night. 1t is rumored this morning that
the report Of the committee will be in favor of
admitting the Softs. Yet am inclined to be-
lieve that the decision of the Convention will
be in favor Of excluding both-the question OF
the nomination being in part at the bottom of
that policy.
The discussions upon various points in the
meetings Of the Virginia delegation have been
exceedingly interesting and able, the nomina-
tion question being really at the bottom of al
most everything considered. The bare record
OF the propositions offered therein, and the
votes upon them, will astound the Democracy
OF Virginia when duly spread before them.
The speeches never can be, as thew were NOT
reported. L shall probably have more to saw
on this subject On my return home. The dis.
cusslons IN the Tennessee delegation have also
been animated and earnest.
A very determined effort has been AIDE 10
secure the Vice Presidential nomination fo-
E1-dov. Aaron V. Brown, which has been
the subject Of very general comment here. I
have no idea that Mr.. Brown can succeed.
AT present, opinion here runs strongly in
iaSor OF General Quitman, because he has in.
disnantiy spurned every approach that looked
70 getting him to bargain for the nomination
with all my indi'pOsitiOn to his peculiar views
upon the subject Of our foreign relations his
course here has been so manly and high toned
that L truft he will be the Vice Pro,;dan,;.,
nominee Such a man in such times is. in.
Deed valuable to the public service. I caro-
not what may be the peculiarities of his poll
'i'' w. D. VIZ.
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The following is the vote by States on the
first ballot:
For Buchanan-Maiue, 5; Massachusetts, 4;
Connecticut, 6; New York, II; New Jersey, Z;
Pennsylvania, q; Delaware, 3; Maryland, 6;
Virginia, Is; Louisiana, 6; Ohio, l3, Kentucky
4; Indiana, l3; Michigan, 6-135.
For Pierce-Maine, 3; New Hampshire, 5;
Vermont, 5; Massachusetts,, 9; Rhode Island,
4; New York, Is; Maryland, 2; North Carolina,
10; South Carolina, S; Georgia. 10; Alabama,
9; Mississippi, z; Ohio, 4; Kentucky. 5; Ten.
nessee, IL; Arkansas, 4; Florida, 3; Texas, a;
Wisconsin, 2-126.
For Dousias-Ohio, 4; Kentucky, 8; Illinois,
IL; Missouri, 9; Iowa, Al
For Cass-Ohio, l; California, As.
The Convention adjourned until tomorrow
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FIRST EXCURSION AND PIC MIC
OF TEE
Eagle Club of GEORGETOWN.

THE EAGLES TAKE GREAT PLEASURE
l. in informing their friends and L.
the public geaerally that their al
rangements are now complete for their Excursion,
1905, to the WHITE HOUSE PAVILION
The steamer George Washington has been
chartered for the occasion, and will leave the
wharf at the foot cf Bigh street, 6eors etown, al
* O'Clock; Washington at 81; Navy Ysrd 9
aleXandria OK returning, will leave the White
House at 5h O'Clock
The best Cotillon Music has been engaged.
Dinner will be served by an experienced Ca
teTer at moderate prices.
OmnibuseB will leave corner Seventh and 4,
streets, and corner Twelfth aud Pa avenue at <
O'Clock, TO convey pers ms 10 the boat
Tickets ONE DOLLAR; to be had Of sny Of
the members Of the Club, or at the boat on the
morning OF he excursicn
je4-6t* COM. OF ARRANGEMENTS
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GRAND MILITARY & CIVIL EXCURSION
Washington Light Infantry.

THE INFANTRY TAKE PLEASURE IN
l. informing their frierds and the
public that their arrangements are 93
now perfect for their
EXCURSION on MONDAY, June 9th, to the
WHITE HOUSE PAFILION
TIE Steamers Washington ard Collyer ere n !.
gagged. She Excursion leaving the Wash 'neton
wharf at X O'Clock, Navy Yard 9B, and AIeIau-
dria 10a m. An aft, moon boat leave the Wash
ington wharf al p. m, and the Navy Yard at ,
p. m Returning, leaves tn. Pavilion at c and 3
p. m
Espute's Brass aud Cotillon Band has been en- .
gagged.
Dinner and Supper will be furnished by Mr..
Rightstine. Other Refreshments will be under
the immediate charge Of the committee
Mr. Vanderwerksn has consented 10 run coaches
from the Capitol to the wharf, viz: Pa avenue
and 18th street. also, from the Northern Liber les
market. On the return OF th c excursion coaches
will run to the Avenue ard NAVY Yard
Tickets ONE DOLLAR; TO be had Of ] War
ner, Bridge street, George:ow Jas Kelly Pa
avenue, First Ward; Dy sn's. Druggist, Boxers
and kuhl;s, Pa avenue, Powers. Cochrane's and
kloman's, 9TH street; Todd 4 Davis's Benter q
Dubant's, and Shillington's, Pa avenuc; Ham
Inns. Capitol Hill; O'DonnelI's, Druggist, Navy
Yard; and OF the company ard committee
Committee.
serg Warner HKuhI IBeer.
Corp p Fisher, williams, wv Reynolds
Corp Coleman, Phelps, wv smaot.
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lobby men rushed in and took possession OF

lobby men rushed in and took possession Of
the Convention
The main question, being on the resolution
Of the minority uf the committee admitting
the delegations on an equal basis, was then
put, and resulted as follows
Ayes-Maine 6, Massachusetts, 3, Rhode
Island 1. Connecticut 6, New Jersey 6, Penn
sylvania "a, Delaware 3, Maryland 6, Vir-
ginia Is, Georgia 4, Ohio 10, Kentucky 6,
Tennessee 10, Indiana Is Missouri 6, Arkan.
sas 2, Texas 4, Wisconsin 5, California 4-14f.
Nces-Maine 2, New Hampshire 5, Vermont
5, Massachusetts, 10, Rhode Island 3, New
Jersey 1, Maryland 2, North Carolina 10,
sissippi z, Louisiana 6, Ohio Is, Kentucky 5,
Tennessee 2, Illinois III, Missouri 8, Arkansas
g. Michigan 6, Florida 3, Iowa Ais.
Florida declined voting.
On the announcement Of the vote the Wild
est enthusiasm was manifested, and deafening
cheers resounded in the Convention and gall
leries.
Mr. Preston, of KY moved q reconsidera-
tion of the vote and to lay that motion on the
table.
A committee of FIVE was then appointed to
inform the New York delegations Of the action
of the Convention.
The Convention then adjourned till o'clock
AFTERNOON SESSION.
At 2 O'Clock the Convention reassem bled;
when Col. Preston, from the committee ap-
pointed to inform the New York delegation of
the action of the Convention, reported that
they had performed that duty, and that the
New York delegates were in the hall.
Mr.. HALT, of Louisiana, entered the protest
of his delegation against the majority and
minority reports of the committee on creden-
tials.
Mr.. Mead, of Va moved that New York be
now allowed to vote on the platform. Carried
unanimously
When the vote was called, Mr.. Ludlow rose
and cast IL votes for the Softs" for the plat
form entire. Cheers Judge Beardsley
then rose and cast Is votes for the platform
entire. Loud applause and cries for tho
order of the day.
Mr. Mead, Of Virginia nominated Hon.
James Buchanan, of Pennsylvania
Mr. Harry Hubbard, of New Hampshire,
nominated General Frank Pierce.
Mr.. Inge, of California, nominated Hon.
Lewis Cass
Mr.. Richardson of Illinois, nominated Hon.
Stephen A. Douglas.
Much applause succeeded the nomin ations.
The Convention then proceeded to vote fer
Presidential candidate with the following re-
suit:
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To Goats, Pants, and Vests,

DTeSS DUtFS, buJtWeSS SHlft,
NOAH WALKER co. MARBLE HALL CLOTHING Enro
then annual dispay of SPRING AND SUNNI BR CLOTHING
now Iesdy Tor inspectioa, comprising assoren Of
AND YOUTHS CLOTHING Of the and rich
sss assSh. In material trimming. and workmanship To
no sedy excslenoe, with abIe ar
es OF drss an opportunity offered for selscnx
@Vsry reduced prices. =. - - - SaV e,Y'
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ID Pref. De Grath's Cure In the First
Night.

GTRARs HoUsn, Philadelphia, May = 1855.
frot De Grath IL recently took cold sleeping IA
damp sheets-ny neck became so swollen and painful
could not turn head After using without
thing prescribed by physicians last evening tried
bottle OF your ELECTRIC OIL. This morning well the
relief having been as complete as 1t was
Yours, JOHN LIVINGSTON
Editor Monthly Law Magazine, 1877 Broadway
New York City.
refer any party to Mr. Livingston, who 10 we'll known
throughout the United etates.
De Graths Electric OIL to be had CHAs sTofT co.
and In every ie&-tr
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BEDFORD WATER, so justly celebrated for dyspeptics
congress and Empire Waters from the world renowned
springs ~ Saratoga Blue Lick Water, from Blue
springs In Kentucky All received day direct ct GIL
HANS new Drug Store, 3Se Penna svenus M 2S-lw
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UBrown Bronchial rroch...-we ar,

rendering The public speskers vocats who
affected with hosrssness Incidental speaking sudden
changes Of cmats benefit IL they follow
perienoe by drawing their attention 70 these valuable
which have commended TO many Of
most distinguished divnes and by
most prominent dosors They power afford
ing relief to the throat after exeron
of professional ladies and gentlemen who find
them truly acknowledgements.
Sold in Washington by J. N. CALLAN. issltr
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LII Fresh Congress Water, received this
day direct from the Spring Daily expecting to arrive
BEDFORD AND BLUE LICK WATERS, at GILMAN's n. W
Drug Store, $50 Pa. avenue. mI1-lw
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VISITING CARDS.

THE SUBSCRIBER Is NOW AT THE Ma
u uenal Hotel prepared 10 write VISITING
CANDS In the most beautiful style al the short
est notice. Persons wifi be furnished with spe-
cimens by applying through the getty Despatch"
postage pad Write the name plain and give
the number Of the street
Price OF 50, including the cards,
Name and residence. ......3
Smaller Quantities In proportion
orders may be left at the kirkwood House.
!eo 6.* VIM. A. RICHARDSON.
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Union says, in reference tolthe Brooks
and Sumner affair, that
Every mail from the North brings evil
dence that good citizens are being awakened
to the perception Of the fact that political jug
glers are using the recent affair in the senate
chamber between Mr.. Brooks and Mr. sum
ner for their own personal and political ad
yancement"
The ntsHigeneer, in specializing upon the
probabIe nominee of the Cincinnati Conven-
ton. says:
"Whoever the fortunate individual NAV
be, we sincerely hope he may be a man Of
character and virtue, and, if he should reach
the chair of State, that he may prove his sense
by transferring, as his very first act, all the
absurd planks of his platform to the lumber
Of his garrett"
Both Union and Intsllieencer are devoted
mainly to the proceedings of the Convention
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Buchanan Ptercs,

After the fifteenth ballot, the name of
Franklin Pierce was Withdrawn by the New
Hampshire delegation.
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MExICANS JUST ARKIVFn

MEAICANS JUST AKKIVED.
I DOZEN SPLENDID nj CANS. IN
full dress and uniform, from the celebrated
city Of Puebla, the late seat Of the volutonary
for sale by JONAS y. LEVY.
IA Pa. avenue, Wine and Liquor and Grocery
Store. ie 69w
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@NOTICE THE BOARD OF d.
49, rectors Of the Washington Building As
ISOLATION will meet THIS EVENING, at 3 o'clk, ,
in the room Of the Franklin Fire Company, cor
ner Pa. avenue and 18th streets
1t* J. p DICKINSON Sec
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kUNION CHOIR ASSOCIATION -
~ The Board Of Directors OF the Union
Choir Association will meet THIS EVENING a
Temperance Hall at O'Clock. Every member 4.
earnestly requested to be present.
1t TT. MAGRUDER, Pres
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The Current Operations Of the Trsa.urv

Department.-On yesterday, the 5th Of June,
there were of Treasury warrants entered on
tho books of the Department-
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FIFTH DAY.
NOMINATION OF MR., BUCHANAN

CINCINNATI, June The Convention re-
assembled at o'clock, and Immediately com.
menced to ballot for a candidate for President
with the following result:
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ICE-lCE-ICE.

- SHADES ICE AND LAGER BEER DE
lie POT, at the southwest corner Of Third str et
and Pennsylvania avenue. The Ice used X own
as Pettibone's Is and Ice, can be had al all hours
and In any quantity. The Lager Beer is nom
Reading, Pennsylvania, and can be had by the
barrel, quarter cask, dozen, sent 10 any part OF
the city. Orders left at the above place VIII be
promptly attended to.
je slim n sHADD
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To conclude with
THE OCEAN CHILD.

III The Box Sheet for the sale Of Reserved
Seats will be open every day. Once hours be-
tween Q a m and ID m N
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recommendation of all who given them a trial Far
cramps they invauabe for cholera the only certain
Known for Indigestion Bittsrs taken
cordng to the dire ions bottle have proven their
virtues beyond doubt During the e,ck,y
In fittsburs as well as elsewhere they
lent and represented to have done the
than any other medicine In the They can be
tanned wholesale and RETAIL from Store OF MEs
try. m ax~tr
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THIRD MAZURKA just
70 WI GEO. HI LBUs,
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mutual BUILDING AND LOAN
~ ASSOCIATION.-Are regular monthly
meeting OF the Directors will be held at Tempe
rance Hall on MONDAY EVENING, June 9th,
at 8 O'Clock.
By a resolution Of tie Association the shares
yet for sale be subscribed for at any time with
the s me advantages as at the commencement Of
the Association. CHAS. WILSON, Sec.
je6-3t
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49, DEPARTMENT OF THE INTE-
~ RIOR.-All officers Of this Department
having in their possession books belonging to its
Library are requested at once TO return the same
to the Librarian.
DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR,
June 5th, 1855 je6-a
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hereby certify that the above named 49,
are known to me as mea Of operty and able 20
ma Ike good their guarantee.
(Date fSipnaturel
To be signed by the United States district
Judge, United STATES district ATTORNEY. eoll,,to,
or nary agent, and no others
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OMNIBUS COACHES AND STABLES
" FOR SALE.-Eleven good 1fna@
second hand COACHES at less
than $500 each, for cash, or for the HlHx-1
whole lot low price will be taken. They NAV
be examined at the Stables. near the correr of
Eutaw and Hoffman streets, Baltimore, Md.
The Lots and stables are also for sale
Address WIN. STEIGER, Washington,
DC 40 sats
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In the House, to-day, about fifteen mem
bers were present. After a minutes session,
an adjournment till tomorrow took place.
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FORM OF OFFER.
FORM OF GUARANTEE.

The undersigned, -, Of, in the State
OF -, and - Of -, in the State o.
-, hereby guaranty that in case of the fore
going bid - for any o. the classes therein
named be accepted, that he or they will, with 4
ten davs after the receipt Of the contract at th,
pot offic' named or navy agent designated, exc
cute the contract for the same with coed and suf
fcient sureties; and In case said - shall fl
to enter Into contract as aforesaid we guaranty
make good the difference between the offer of III,
said - and that which may be accepted.
Signatures of two guarantors a. -.
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40 Lawrence.
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loth, 90 c.lehrlte The release OF the sat,
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Mrs. Robinson passed here to-day, on her
way % Boston.
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Varnish, Varnish

fINllr su'scr.l,rs vou'l o,l thr fresnl notice a
railroad car, uuuihr- ari coach luiIl.r.. and
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sees advantage second i1 n1 other rs'h''shu1ui
fur ihc mauul,iufc u Rdidlb vuHsiu.
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az sNpehoncgd vhruish maker CON Nraatk.NJ.,
uhuss rru'ation amu1g cusinmrIs b. suu,irui
guaranty ur.thC superiority Of urr ,pmHl.s.
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School Notice.

AIRS. W. :. MORSE viii open School iar
vi Nonng ladic. and Chiljgcn, oa MONDAY ,
Sspt Sih, az thc house Il PnINEAs Monsf, ~
which shc proposes o. give Destruction ~ Lnglish
art Ornamental hranrhcs, aud wiu furnish teach.
efs Zoe Languages 81 dfsifcd. Aver lonr years
,,p,.rilurs IN a school ol tbis ki1l, Mo n. hopes
ne ma. h.. ai. o. render satisingIrN assistance o.
thasr uh1 u1yl- Disposed 60 avail themselves Of
thi. orr1ftrat', tar Instruction.
\. n. o., rdluest Of her in,nis.
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The formation Of Frcm1n, Electoral
ticket ia Virginia, complete in an but two
Districts. {. an Indication that the Republic
can sentiment gains ground \ similar
movement has hcrn made 10 Maryland, but
th, tiskg, 90 that State is not completed.
my. Times.
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uIsgi boo u iur.Oha,ayfr uUu uauCl, 200 %
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lluHCs competing f.r 3D., Grand Contest POEM.
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Is ih0 .Hum.tf.. sluI du0ri.
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,lr ruln. 90 ald ilum ihr shoU tmirg boz cJniin
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