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SAS FRANCISCO Sept. 29th, 1859.
Finding no persons here to represent the inter.
csts of Washington Territory in the Pacific Rail
road Convention, which convened in this city on
the 2Oth inst and considering it Of great impor
tance to our Territory as well as the Pacific coas,
at large, to have Washington Territory represented
in this Convention, took the liberty, with Others,
TO represent the Territory Of Washington on the
hoOr of this Convention. And as | have been
appointed on an important standing committee,
created by this Convention, requiring considerable
of my time and attention, desire for myself and
colleagues some expression Of public opinion on
the subject from the people Of Washington Terri
tory, and, il approved, authority to act in the
future. I.."
Five hundred copies Of the proceedings Of this
Convention will go forward on the steamer To-
morrow for distribution in the Territory. a.
i herewith enclose for your information concur
rent resolutions Of the Legislature Of the State Of
California on This subject passed at its last session
Very respectfully, a.. fr..r
" LAFAYETTE BALcH.
The resolutions alluded to, rs our readers are
aware, invite the cooperation Of Washington Ter
ritory,as well as Oregon and Arizona, in the Con
ventiOn just held.-ED. HERMD.1 -. Nl-H
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D.. ANEW TOWN. ~
TO the Editor Of the Puget Sound Herald


-f1 ,H EUREKA, W. T., Sept. 10Th, 1859.
The citizens Of this new and fourishing town,
which is situated on the snohomish River, some
fifteen miles above its mouth, were favored; on the
22d inst. with visit from the steamer Ranger,
freightcd with lumber and building materials con-
signed to Mr.. Hiel Barnes and other citizens Of
this place. ..f, h. Xxx,
Several distinguished persons came as passen-
gers, among whom noticed Tourist" !" who, am
informed, contemplates abandoning the quill for
the more lucrative business Of merchandising here.
That Enreka Is destined to become q town Of con
siderable importance in short time, no one who
win examine this portion Of our prosperous Terri.
tory, the resources Of which are being fast devel-
oped, will deny; situated as it is, in the heart Of
the largest and best agricultural country in the
Territory. Wsthin the past month there have been
several claims located on the river, BY men who,
IL / may be allowed to quote from. the poetical
eiiasion Of @TOurist,r have the sand, &C.," as
many Of them at this time are building houses and
making other improvements with view to per-
manent settlement There are several buildings in
course Of erection, destined for stores hotels &c.
the most conspicuous Of which Is large frame
building designed. IS l am informed, for store
and hotel together, 10 be known as the Eureka
House," thepFOPFietor Of which proposes to con.
duct the house in the /" European style" = q :
The snOhpmish River abounds IN fish Of every
species, while the forests are literally filed with
pheasauts, grouse and other varieties Of the fea-
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MARRIED.

On whdby's Island, Oct 9Th, by Hon j. sewel Probate
yndae BEuSS ESQ., 70 Miss MAEoAREI McCRoHAD both Of
Whidby's Island
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/ nm our Iirat p.co ,ho vora.s ,,,l,;.ho "A a., .h;.
- -. ~ .N =" ."', =, P~'
per s"n,o .non''S S'nce' unuer tne ABOVE heauing.
have elected response from dusky damsel
who Is evidently smitten with the iair propor.
lions Of Sitkum Siwash, ESQ. We think the
reader will agree with US in thinking that Lines
6va a Klootchmau" possess a merit yerv l;t,le in.
Gsrior to those thew respond To. Thew will he
appreciated bv all who arc versed n tb.t be.u.
tiful iarpon known as Cheenook II Il d,,. ~
A.. ..l.s,.. - a. 80. ~. =. = - =
."e '-'e'Su .utnO' 70 s'A'e 'na' ner verses nave
been long time written, as the manuscript from
which We print bears ample evidence. in rs
| comnl.x;on .nA ..,,,on. H.. olo., -, ho. ,oa
s.- s'-S:s- - -.s+...: - oe' ~. no'.,
eSV "t"Aue nef suomIuing "lor Puo'icanon
sooner. ~ st .''t-
| - in &.
RENEWAL or ISpIAN HosfniTEs-Through
the kindness Of Tracy Co.'S Express Messenger
O@ . 'Ss - Dases' sayS 'ne rOr''ana Dosy Aaesr'
~ ~ ss. y. - ".s - ~. " is.Ia mat 1u% Pnor .
the Government Expressman, had arrived at the
Dales bringing the startling intelligence that the
Indians had again comneneed hostiitis -having
recently killed an entire train Of eInigTants while
passing through canyon beyond the Grand
Ronde. The Indians succeeded In carrying Of
one ~, woman man whom they are reported % have
shot At several tunes with arrows and one q lis
mules killed. Capt Wallen's command are ~.
| ported to be in pursuit Of the hostile Indians,
Amer the above was in type, We received the
'S~as . 3 Soas, ss s, y, s's.a which throws
tail,ssn.. 4, ~. ,s,..,;..- sil f7,s go. i.
G.-.,- w !. =. s'... 4. !.
Lake Road party srd ea eom,rand re.chsS nv ,hs
Grand Ronde on ibe s0th of September, in twef.
ty-io1r days march-easy Stages from the val
! ~ o. 0reat ealt Lake. Inc distance rom the
y. W 3sAI ~ w. s!ileyl % tne camp
~ " M ny mies tnence %
49,. So y Wy Gna'A " y, ~ esunieNa tS oe
49,. " -',es, ,, nnlA,b wy uiAtAnse nom neai
.spSa nss { neyigaoe Polnt On we columbia
sez lles--oI ~ oays usvel 2. iSt miles per
watsl, grass sna WOO, a. camping
nv. ~ .A ~. y .,....,. =. ~ !. =,
1 u. ~ u q 81 = Win Sapt manep,
SSS;al.ssss sS;ls " nihs sAsn' lOur Nomsl and nlteen
s'',p,sn' ~ ~ - - 4,
Aha ossl .nat 4as ~ mfns So,
nen, ieo cnna1en, ieI wagon, zOo horses and
mules ana ieve henq Of cattle, have passed over
.ne Ioea In.o In,s valley this ssason; These emil
se appear 70 nave nao remarkable success
Nun tns.f sspe4, as SaPt allen mas seen The
4 seinsflns 81 ou1 plteen o. twenty" py The road
s'1s; ~, fli ..e III i, lo.eH "a
49, me commana VIZ rsacn nere BY the 18th o.
xvtn lnsl7 making snort marches. Ihe dFagoon
horses which have marched about 1900 miles.
a'l|ss Rrsssn.eo .e = 'oonng Helli ne mules in
ms iulssoinr dctafls a. derived itdm y .n IN.
thsntic source. 8 2. Z, ~, 20 -
| s,...d. sft = 49, :.
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1 moststtsI-Ihe surpFising SnSeeS ar HSGfss-.
IERs VEGETABLE STOMACH BITTERs. m r,m.,,s. ~
Ioreng an appetite lmparnE health and tone % m sy
ru disspahe dyspeptc symptoms, truly Vondereai
Every nervous dehltaied, and emaciated nerr ~"
onemae should try at once. One Uine-GiasSisil ,.a
mree umes each day before meals he patient sHcUS
oe lady o. chill 10 debntated condition haf m, s,
VII do until sufcient strength restored Uhieh vl ~ s
ea 10 Gvey short time ard convince the patient of ne r,H
q the above named happy results which have Sansa h, Nv.
b'ners such an epviahle reputation eVsryUhsrs ''o
Sold 10 quantities 10 suit nv
PARK 4 WHITE, sole Ar,n,.
aGs3m l3a Washinaton 4 ~ f".a...
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p ths Editor ef tls Puget Sound Hsrad: =
In your paper Of Sept 9th Iseea icOmmunica
ton signed "A Carpenter He informs me thai
there are plenty Of carpenters here to do all ths
work required. Ibeg leave to differ with him
unless he includes jaek-knifs carpenters. I ask
i II right and just that the above class Of car
pcntets should be paid as much wages as good
nechanicst To be btief. I know thai, there i rol
the requisite number Of good carpenters here a
this time, and rough carpenters are Q disgrace "a
any thriving city, unless they do as one done IN
Portland, otegOh-put up sin in front Of theiI
premises, t .,laL =, f,.,;,.,i-,.,,,...f.. NJ.
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FOR SALE.

N,.s,N THE VALUABLE PROPERTY sITU.
h ated q the corner Of Dach and Commercial street,.
and known as the PUGET SOUND HOTEL The house
large and eonmodlous, and vel situated for Hotel; he
lot on which Il stands Il 6Iby i2O feet. - =,
per.ens .ihlng % purchase WIN please Apply M once, %
oherWse the property VIII BE- leased for term of Year,
Also Tor SALE number Of very desirable unmproved town
M above Real can be bought on advan.assOu, terms
sSM - is.p'.''s'' \ K BAtcn wEBsER.
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MnIfAEY.-LReut Warren has arrived in San
Francisco from Southern California win small
body Of U. s. troops, belonging partly 70 the Oh
Infantry and partly 10 the Cd Artillssy. Thsy
win join their respective TssimsulG -
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EAsF or mn CAscADEA The Portland Adssr.
tisR sAys that Thomas Carter, Esq, who has
iu4t returned from trip East of the Cascades,
reports that settlements are being made through
out the UmatIa and other vAlleys-that the
settlers are delighted with the climate and cOun-
~, and that in few years the products Of that
region viii form no small item in the grand total
q he products Of the State.
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BAEAnp TAEIoR's LEcTuREs.-The people Of
Portland C0regcn) are trying to raise sufieient
money % induce Bayard Taylor to deliver . %.
Iies q Lectures n that city. 20
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We understand that one of the asplFanls thl
. seat IN the y. s. Senate has snotilled tn
sergeant. alarms of The Senate that be uill no
Vecolvs his mileage q be b not elsotsd" aI
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TUE UNDERsIGNED. HAVING PURCHASED
The entire stock Of merchandise lately held BY D. n yT
nave resumed business % conducted BY them formerly Being
about toadd largely 70 their present eock 81 pnScasee n
sn Francisco they win soon have gods
N variety and quality and hope By strict attention
SO9 O'S 4 MKRKnR
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CoNs OF TEMPERANCE me.,,pV, !, no.Ss.r..,,.
DIVISION No take place every alsrnate Friday EvennS
% soon o. ne Mehodilt Episcopal Church sisIls.
vlted 70 attend. = - n n ,svr~ng nnn1mg sfe M
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Such q communication as I refer to serves a.
scarecfOw, 70 keep COED workmen away, No
danger Of good mechanic leaving here poorer
than be came. Wages here ere higher than at
any plnee on the Sound. ~ ~ u
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/. MoEnox oFriOs Os HoRAcE GHEELEY,-If We
may jadgs BY the following paragraph, ths Nor.
mons have not very exalted opinion Of HoFaee
Greeley. Elder Heber c. KinbaII In q sermon
pFeas bed in The Tabernacle at Salt Lake City, ~
Gently, made ne Of The following language, when
speaking Of ~ths man with ths whiis coats"
"Speakipg Of thistleS reminds me Of . hriehl
idea d Greeleyh He thouEhti d would Be- wise
notion 70 SOW Caaada thisllse all along the plana
between here and the States, % feed sioek upon.
Why that would kill I'll the caitlswith the bloody
msFfain, and prick NJ % death So much lSF
Greeley Judgment What Gfuitfdl imagina.
ton be must havel Hels the gFealsst lias On the
lhce of The earth Why, bleas your souls he b dc
hther of 81 lara He Win 70 % he'll, end Be The
lAther of 81 liars there. Amen T. Amea" sound.
ing throughout the congregational ~.
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fnB cHAnnHsioH CoNvEnzloN.- The Eastern
papers By The iast mail stats that tie Dshqtss
p he Charleston Convention, from nearly IN The
Eastern and many q the Western States win
Be accompanied By hosts Of Democratic voters
Who uill witt Charleston d che hisnes q the
prominent candidates before that Convention. II
j seOmputsd that Stephen A. Douglas will have
at least twenty thousand friends in that city
during The session Of the Convention. rpr
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SpstiaI Dutitts.

eH- DIR. Cuys0trs Improved Extrne, Ar v.I,--
Dock ana saIsaparla put In quart bottes contain. 49,
Of the pure Honduras saraapsrA than other
exian which s chemically combined With he Ertrsst ~
yellow Dock and the Extract Of Rld Cherry thus mains ~
remedy more thoroughly ecent than any other %
before the public Al the same time perfectly irrr s
m mineral Poson Whrh be said Of any other of ~
safaparla eompounds The Invalid should beWaFr Of nIs
era and metallic IsOna which and form the .s
basis Of most Of the sarsaparas and Panaceas Of ~ Az
Guyotts Compound Extract Of yellow Dock and
does not contain particle Of these subances a anv
ascertain by applying the necessary tests
Let az poisonous earsa arla preparations alone ana s,.
6uyots Improved Extract Of yellow DOCK and
which thoroughly enieaciOs, perfectly harmless and pnr.i
NeseApe Al Kinds Of disease yield to ts genial inuenee
has equal. ''s-sss'
Be sure and get the QUART BOTTLES, sold By durp.,
Park q WHITE, General Agents. Importer, ..s
Dealers 10 al valuable Patent MedIeinea, ia0 TaSnir.
street, San Francisco . = y II - Se.aSs; SeeS;'n
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NOTICE.

TUE pARTNERsIsIP IIEREToFouE Ex.
hlng between the undersigned, under ne stye q y n
MEEKER SONS, b uLs day dissolved 81 mutual cement
tne business WV % seted ~ Ga neeker. Ct tef store.
J. r MEEKER,
,g4 sffFtar ,ltala tta .i o. 2. MEEKER,
..-..-- u - -. 3 y. MEEkER
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We regard the wild Cherry tree A one of N..,,.,. -
physehns-a sort Of Good Samaritan Of he Iorestiar ~
gum has relieved the sueFnRs and aaved M Nv.
Of thousands The Basam prepared by D. WiS,ss n i've
and reliable preparation Of the Cherry esstne'
ana remedy BY no means Z" bad 70 lakeW We -ns-S
confidently and strongly rs praise rom hsvinv nt
prescriptions had proved Of no eject "> -" ''hsS
Sid BY allrespectable drugaIsts,
BE cautious, there are manV eounter6.,,. 49, -
the signature before purchasing Take none nsss n ~.
name o. Henry Wistar Md PhladelphiSS Snd sssns.1
ensraVed on the outside wrapper An others Srs
PARK WHITE are the only Agents. to whom an ors,r,
Importers, Wholesale and Rstail Ar,a..
ALL VALUABLE PATENT MyD,cYNvs v,,,.v
~. .. 20 sst'ia GENUINE '--'---A~D
ID! Washington st. opposite the Markei San Yrapei,co
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The DJl!ts Journal has adviccs from Lieut.
Mullan, in charge Of the Fort Benton Wag n
Road Expedition, to the 18th September. At
that date he was Camped twenty-six miles east
Of COcur dAlene Mission, and the work was be-
ing vigorously pushed forward.
The camp was sbout ten miles from the sum.
nit Of the Bitter Root Mountain, and Lieut.. NJ.
writes that he hoped to reach the foot Of the
Mountains BY tie ieth Of September.
Mr.. Enge had returned from an extensive ex-
poratior, in which he had gained much topo-
graphical knowledge Of the country to be ira.
vcrsed.
Father Congiato, from Fort Benton, had reached
Lieut. Mulan's camp, and reported all quiet
among the Black Feet and other Indians. The
various tribes are said to anxiOusly await the ar
rival Of the expedition on the cast side of the
mountains. E.f
An emigrant train is reported en- route, and
some Of the settlers think Of locating in the
Bitter Root country, where it is said great induce
ments are offered for settlement.
Lieut. Mullan, notwithstanding the apprehen-
sions Of others, is still confident Of reaching the
Bitter Root country in time to winter.
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II o. o. F.'raa
'hh regular meeting Of Olympia LOdge. No 40.
ned every saturday evening Al ek o'cl0rk In < ~
ne to.mery occupied BY wm. Rntledse isc dosv,
east Of the Washington Hotel. --Ges5'' -
An member In good standing In he order Ar. nv,,a 4.
A''enc' ,i ,ttf 9. Q, BLANKENslilP. ssSS.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.


DIsGRAcEFUL PRoCEEDINGs-On Monday last, the
Riawatha Division of Sons of Temperance char
tered the steamer Georgia for an excursion down
the river and bay to the village of Cambridge 1t
being under the auspices of temperance men, large
number of persons were induced either to go on
the excursion, with their families or to send their
seven hundred passengers aboard Before they had
there were about dozen rowdies on board who
had supplied themselves well with whiskey, and who
behaved in the most dis orderly They insult
from the band, and one fellow, whose name our re-
porter could not learn, paraded the deck with the
bass drum, beating it with stick. One of the
rowdies drew double e-barreed pistol on the mate
of the steamer who took the weapon from him.
When the boat reached Cambridge, the rowdies
behaved still more outragieously, and with such
concert OF action, that the authorities were unable
to Interfere On the return trip to this city, after
dark, number of the female passengers retired to
the ladies' cabin, but the rufans burst into their
apartment and blew out the lamps. At din
ner they swept everything before them,
and finally every article of food had to
be locked up, to keep it out of their
hands. No supper could be served on board lest
the dishes should be broken to pieces, and conse
queutly the excursoniss had to remain without
anything to eat until IL O'clock at which hour the
boat arrived at her wharf Several fights took
place, and one person struck on the head with
| bottle. Capt. Pearson could do nothing with
the crowd, and the respectable people ON boart
| were afraid to act, on account of the number O
| women and children present.
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Ifl0uetarr g1b Gmymtrtial Rebiem.
RALr1MnRr. Lnlx 12. 1859

BALTIMORE, July IL, 1859.
There done in Stocks to-day than for day or
past and for stocks generally the market rather
stronger. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advanced again
u to per cent There however but little done in
this stock, the sales adding up only 3l4 shares The
sales made at $57 buyer 60 days S56A regular
S56& buyer so, and seller 90 80 days, and the
ket for it closed $564 bid $5ex asked regular
Of Northern Central Railway there 400 shares sold
at Seh seller Co. and at the figure buyer and 10
days, and the stock left Off s19 bid s19S asked
uar way. City 6s are in demand and very firm. We
sales day of 100 1855 at 1004 S300do at 100
s125 1ss6s 9Sh and $50 1905 at 100. We note al
sale of 81 900 Baltimore City 5per cen IS at So Rail
road bonds firm but there nothing done in them
to-day Baltimore and Ohio 1S67s closed at 90 bid; do.
1S75s sS bid, SSK asked do. ISsOs sH bid, SIX
asked; Northern Central 1SS5s at 67 bid 6S asked and
Northwes tern Virginia first mortgage bonds at 30 bid
sOA asked There inquiry to-day for Bank
stocks and sales made at the Board of q shares
Marine at S304 and of 10 shares Citizens SHY For
Merchants Bank S11S was bid and Bank of Baltimore
left off Sl02 bid sale made to-day of so shares
Springfield Mining Company at SIN, and for Gardner
Hill do. 50 A was bid, and s.. so asked.
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Ia w INTELLIGENCE.

CIRCUIT CoURT FOR BALTIMORE CIrY.-Hon. VIM.
George Krebs, Judge. The following occupied
yesterday +.s. .+.
Lemuel W. Peters ct. al, Us. John A. Hambleton
ct. al. Injunction to stay proceedings upon execu-
ton. Motion to dissolve the injunction. Argued
Hambleton for defendant. Under curia
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon VIM. l.. Mar
shall, Judge. There was no case ready for trial
yesterday. -
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT.-Hon. William
Fell Giles, Judge. The following occupied yester-
day. .-gs .--F
a Charles Goodyear and others Us. John Stellman
and others. An action to recover for an alleged
of India rubber goods. on trial. j. Il. B. La
trobe Thomas G. jerks, of New Jersey, and Mr.
Seward, of New York, for the plaintiffs; Charlie!
Marshall for defendants
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Tidngs and Josepus Edwin, Philadelphia Callipe, Pen
sacoo.
CHARLESTON, July 6--Agr. bank Ayola, Boston; brig
Frances Ellen Boston; schrs Julia A. Hallock, Aumaca,
". Allen and Ann & Susan, New York
Cpd steamship Keystone State, Philadelphia ship Lizzie
Howard, Liverpool
SAVANNAH July 5.-Arr steamships State Of Georgia,
Philadelphia Alabama and Montgomery, New York brig
Chief and schF. PlandOme, doCId. schr Emma Amelia,
do
NEW ORLEANS, July 5-Arr. ship John Merrick, Liver
pool
Crd. ships Joshua Mauran, Genoa BROTHERS Pride and
Rochester, Liverpool Wild Cat Providence; TouOn New
York Re6ulas Bordeaux; barks Undne do; Mary Annah
fvEyp
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

CINCINNATI MARKET, July 9.-Four.-The market
very dull to-day under the news from New York
and prices nominal. Buyers generally withdrew
and refused to operate except at material decline The
sales confined to 300 bbls. extra at S610625 and
100 do. extra white wheat $685. 1,Cs7 bbs
received the last 54 hours.
Whiskey-The demand continues active and prices
have adyanced4c sales of 500 bbs. at 25@125Hc, the
latter rate for wagon. NEH
Provisons-There is change in the market as re
CARDS demand or prices We have sales to report
consequence.
Groceres-A continued good demand for sugar, witt
sales of 400 hhds at 77&c for low fair to prime Cof
fee unchanged bags sold at 12c Molasses steady
SIC. -a4 81 lett' IENAs~ -s~ss-
Rice-A good demand, and the stock being light price
have advanced to SIC. b AEarisasA
wheat-The market ia steady and frmer, with goot
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The above statement shows an increase of circulation
of S3l9OO but decrease of specie amounting to $780,
952, and falling off in the deposits of 1896, ,421.
We copy the following from the Cincinnati Gazette OF
the 8th
preparations making in the interior, and the West
for moving the crops attract currency the
mercal centers The impression prevails that farmers
viii sell early and freely and merchants governing
themselves accordingly. This promise cause a heavy
demand for currency, unusual at this period of the
son and while the banks of issue supplying the
um matters may he close, but this state of things
be of long duration the banks Of Ohio, Kentucky and
Indiana in condition to expand largely and safely
bills based upon produce shipments offered and the
latter will be in good supply fcrops ALL pro-
duce will not be purchased any extent the West
with view to hold on speculation This experiment has
been tried to the satisfaction of operators and there
short crop basis to work upon. it is likely
the channels OF trade will be blocked during the Summer
at least by movements looking to the boarding of
hrand
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WASHINGTON, July 12.-The Mayor of Washing
ton having received despatch from the Mayor Of
Richmt nd, that 0. Jennings Wise and P. H. Aylett
had left tcity to fight duel, and would proba-
bly, proceed to the neighborhood of Washington,
has caused warrants to be issued for their arrest in
case they come this way. The officers are on the
look out for them.
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AUJEGEMENTS

WASHINGTON HALL.-Mr. C. Leutbecher has pro-
vided additional attractions for Washington Hall.
He has secured danseuse, Mademoiselle Marie;
and vocalist, Mademoiselle Mathilde Crisolini.
These artists, together with the celebrated Sextete
concert, and the beer, offer agreeable summers
night entertainment.
MARYLAND lNsTIrUTE.-The picture of Washing