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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-23

Is III t; ; :;slsa IA. e s
sRSSEf,se 81 AGtl i !: !:
BRIDG ~ AMP !AGKsoN ,6rhkk1S. FOR
ovssIs We win sell q rsSlss sncssss. .c;sk -
he ~ iss.1s: s. :. :. 20 q, az AZ
g: : s:ss e.. s:.:: 5bt ::a
a. abOvs. Four Of the tenemonts asp n9v. on0 81
wAsoh, st the coraos ct Hal aed Mo- sfreoes =
now occupied - et0fe Ana dwoltinG b. Me-
M: pc. p s.s !: la:sy = :ts
proserty will b sxhttsd ae ~ hoar q sale. TIE
location Of TIE foregoing valuable roAa estato = q
the heart Of Manchester md Qoito c00vonioue to
rRnMs.-Ono fourth cash ; hAlaaeu at :, 8 and II
months, for neect5ahlo nososs iooesoo3 s40eds and
title retained tall al the ua.ehAae money 10 paid.
:1'' ''t Soobs = .;dP z
S1ES ck FHatHGNHp5nNHT1s T HNP
Hsi & MAN aE ESsc4fl IL TThsHe1Sfce 3.
TlON;@Will b. sold g suction. ON The yPemises.
NJ. the excellent bsiek store and dvenins located
- above. now OoCupiod BY Mr.. L. P1chOt. - IN
Annoal rent OF 9lsO, aed opposits tho farm Of Nj.
noma1 valoen, II. This % REGARDED - eTst-
Also. tSs email house. with ~ asrss Of land It.
sa ; .n%sd!ats!y in rear q re aeoys. sssu-
This iano v.li b dividSd into ssvsFsl smallsv
p:rcsls. soeordins 70 plat aad survey 70 b shown
TxRNs:- i,ns-third cash; baaanesa ct and
title retained till last motto il paid. The taxes for
'' = " '''' " " GOBLIN GiSIi 4 APPBRsoN,
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A $40 KEWARD.-Left home some fi(-
CW teen days since, a colored BOY about IA years
1NOf age. He has q star on his left cheek. is
both deaf and dumb, and pretty well grown
A.sfor his age. The above reward will be paid
for mis- delivery to w. PARKINSON,
at w. w. SNEAD's,
ap0-st* 10th st.. between Nam and Cary.
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-W~ CHANGE OF HOUR FOR
l .srNAbkNNtGSss tSk k roTTrss ssssmst
CURTIS PECK, Capt. G,rFoE D, will, on ard af
at Rockets regula!ly every FRIDAY. MONDAY
and W E On ESDAY mornings. at o'clock precise
~, and return each alternate day Sunday except
adJ at the same hour Is o'clock unit! further no
tice. K. .. HASKINS.
short time to undergo some repairs. ap3-ts
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TABLE OF RATES.

CAPITAL. 81 $40 ooo
Annual premiums for Insurance ONE THOU
SAND DOLLARS for whole term Of lie, with and
without Dividends.
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~ : =, HANDSOME LOTS 0N CENTRE STREET.
FIFE cfFY 81 xnS yas s g
cree of the Circuit Court Of the City OF Rich
mond, pronounced ON the 7th February. I0eo, in
the case Of Hines AGAINST Bruce, &C., shall pro-
ceed to sell at public auction, ON tho pFensssee on
MONDAY, the soth April 1890. Ct ~ o'cloek r n
and Is, each fronting q feet ON the South ssds Of
Centre street, rnnAipg back n feet to an alley 10
feet VIDE, adjoining the tobacco factory Of Messss
James Gray . Sons. 1880
TERNs-One- urth cash balance at 1. 8 and II
months, for negotiable notes, interest added. and
title retained tall last note is paid. The taxes for
1850 to be paid BY tho pp!ffh.ss.Ys ,r,, u,,r.
, 1860-10-19
DISSOLUTION.

TNHR COPARTNRSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST.
L ing between the undersigned in the firm Of JUD-
son, CORLISS CO., is this day dissolved by the
mutual consent Of parties.
Mr.. - SIMPSON, who will hereafter continue the
business at the old stand Of the Olympia Market" 4"
is authorized to collect all moneys due the firm.
He respectfully solicits continuance Of the pat
ronage heretofore extended to the former firm. II
will be his constant endeavor to keek on hand the
hos of
, 1860-10-19

ONE OF THE "SINEs."-We notice, says
the Portland, Oregon, AdrsrtiSsr, a sign
board on Morrison street, that for spelling
beats the phonetic system all hollow. The
wants Of some anxious speculator' are
gracefully exposed to the adniring world
in the following unmistakable language
kash paid for Aggs and JiIsn"
This reminds us of the old story Of a
similar sign once exposed in one Of the
eastern cities, where a venerable widow
having more chen fruit" than she could
conveniently consume, notified her friends
of the fact by the following appropriate
sign
Fresh Lard eggs by Mrs. McKtwn"
, 1860-10-19

CONVENIENT ARRANG EMENr.-In Brittany
the peasant girls appear on fete days in red
under-petticoats, with white or yellow bOr-
ders around them; the number of these de-
notes the portion the father is willing to
give bis daughter. Each white band. rep
resenting silver, betokens hundr francs
Of rent the yellow band means gold, and
stands for thousand francs a year. Thus,
any young farmer who sees face that
pleases him, has only to glance at the trim
ming Of her petticoat to learn in an instant
what amount Of rent accompanies it.
, 1860-10-19
IAte news.

The Pony Express, with dates to Sept
2lst, arrived at Sacramento on the Sd inst.
From papers received we CLEAN the follow
ing news items
ST. LOUIS, Sept 81, 1850.
Intelligence from Honduras states that
Gen. Walker aud Col. Rudler had been
shot by order Of the Hondurian Govern
ment.
A heavy rain storm has visited Newark,
New Jersey, flooding the city, driving
many Of the citizens from their houses and
destroying property to the amount Of $780,
900,
The Pixies Peak express arrived at St.
Joseph on the goth, bringing about $780,
900. q
The town Of Fort Smith, Arkansas, was
visited by a destructive fire on the goth
ult. The City Hotel and Post Office were
burned. The loss is estimated at $40, 900.
The Douglas committee Of Pennsylvania
have published q card in Harrisburg, say
lug that no fusion question has at any time
been entertained.
The liquor store Of Kantzenbreck, at
New Orleans was burned on the 18th. A
quantity Of liquor exploded, causing the
building to fall, crushing thirty or forty
persons beneath the ruins Fifteen dead
bodies have already been taken out.
A land patent was issued at Washing
ton on the goth ult., to Abraham Lincoln,
Republican nominee for the Presidency, for
services 10 the Black Hawk war.
From Omaha, N. T., we learn that the
telegraph poles are set to within so miles
Of Fort Kearney. The line will be ready
TO transmit the November election news
by Pony Express from Fort Kearney,
which will insure gain Of nearly two days
under the present time.
The Prince of Wales had arrived at
Chicago
The steamer Sonora arrived 10 San Fran
cisco on the Sd inst.
, 1860-10-19
LON DON
CLUB HOUSE GIN
TO THE PUBLIC.

THIS CELEBRATED GIN-PRETENDING TO
l. nothing but what it is, viz: pure and unAdul-
terated article and assuming artificial merits Of
what Is not Of its rival mitators do-after
Eve years Of public approval ond very extensive sales
in California, has been pronounced by the public to
be superior, not only a beverage Of general use to
any other article competing against it, but is
, 1860-10-19

LIEUT.. MULLAN's RoAD-Mr. Blake, ex-
pressman from Maj. Owens. arrived in this
city by the Julia, on Monday night. He
has Travelled twice over Lieut.. Mullan's
road, and reports il in excellent condition.
On his route Mr. Blake met Lieut.. Mullan
about twenty miles east Of Walla Walla /;
his party were engaged in constructing u
bridge across the Touchet river. They
have doubtless reached Fort Walla Walla
ere this-Portlaad Adrertissr, Oct. l0M.
, 1860-10-19
SheriH,s Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE, ISSUED
ID BY the clerk Of the District Court Of the second
Judicial District Of the Territory Of Washington, and
to directed, have levied upon and will proceed
70 SELL according to law, at the Court House door in
the town Of Olympia in said district on Saturday
the third day OF November, 1860 at O'Clock in the
afternoon, the following described premises:
All those certain lots or parcels OF land in the town
OF Olympia, in the county or ThurstOn and Territory
Of Washington, viz: The first Of said tracts being
described as beginning at point three hundred and
ninety feet In sOuthery direction and along the con-
tnuance Of Main street from the southeast corner Of
square block sixty-hve (65) in said town Sylyes
ter's plat, thence westerly with Union street, two
hundred and y feet, thence southery, with the con
tnuance Oi Columbus street, two hundred and my
feet, thence eastery parallel with Union street, two
hundred and ny feet. thence northery with the west
side Of continuance OF Main street, two hundred and
dty feet TO the place Of beginning
And second: Also oil that certain lot beginning at
point three hnndred and ninety feet, In southerly
direction and along the continuance OF Main street,
from the southwest corner OF square nineteen l9) in
said town, (Syvester's plat) thence easterly along
with Union street two hundred and fifty feet, thence
s0uthery, along with the continuation Of Washington
street. two hundred and hfty feet thence parallel with
Union street two hundred and ty feet thence north
ery along with the east side Of the continuation Of
Main street. two hundred and fifty feet 10 the place
OF beginning The said two lots being intended each
tO include and embrace an area Of two hundred and
fifty feet square, and lying Immediately south Of Union
street. the one being west OF Main street continued,
continued
Seized and taken into execution as the property Of
John Evans and sufficient thereof to be sold 10 satisfy
the judgment OF foreclosure Of the said District Court
at Its September term, 1860 in favor Of T. F. MeElroy
plaintiff. against John Evans and other defendants,
amounting to one thousand dollars with interest from
September 5th 1855 at q per cent. per month, to-
gs'her with costs Of 'uit' wv prI1Ncs
Sheriff Of ThurstOn County, W. 7.
Olympia, Sept. a. 1860. 4w45
, 1860-10-19
= LONDON CLUB HOUSE GIN"

To the public, my aim was 10 give them pure and
unadulterated orcle Of Gin and to call it by its right
name. The success attending its introduction and
extensive sale In California is q sufficient guarantee
Of the high appreciation Of the article by consumers
Various parties have from time to time put up and
shipped to California article which they call CLUB
HOUSE, GIN" Ny Gin, which has gained such rep
utatiOn in California, is branded on the cases,
"0ld London Clab House Cin---Wm. II. D."
The bottles also have white label with fac sim
lie Of my signature. caution all parties to beware
Of limitations.
WIN. II. DAILY,
Sole Importer,
l2tfis NEw YORK.
, 1860-10-19
" LnNl0N OLuR House GIN"

Is prepared expressly to meet such exgencies and Il
act we know II will act, an antidote. we con6
IDENTIFY prescribe II the very best article In the
try The name Of " Aromatic Scheidam Schnapps'
has never beeo attached In any way 70 this article
In hrst presenting the
, 1860-10-19

The Pony Express, with dates to Sept
2lst, arrived at Sacramento on the Sd inst,
From papers received we CLEAN the follow
ing news items
, 1860-10-19
MARINE HOSPITAL.

PORT TOWNSEND, JUNE 22D, 1858.
DR P. NJ. O'BRIEN, late Resident Physician and
IL Surgeon Of the County Hospital, San Francisco,
and Of the Hospital Of the Sisters Of Mercy is in
charge Of the Marine Hospital, Port Townsend.
Dr. 0'BRlEN is also prepared to receive private pa.
tents. He fatters himself with the hope that an ex-
perence Of l6 years to the practice Of his profession
both private and Hospital together which thorough
Medico-C Cirurgical education, evidenced by the
proper guarantee Of Diploma to that effect will OBJ
tain for him the confidence Of the citizens on Puget
Sound.
LETTERS addressed-P. NJ. o'BRIEN N. D.. Port
Townsend, will be duly Acknowledged.
June 22d, 1858. n3l-h
, 1860-10-19
BETE. Mutton. VIAL AND PORK

that can be procured from the farmers OF Thurston
and adjoining counties. His prices will be fixed to
suit the times, but credit need be asked it will
not be given.
Farmers requested to give him a call before dis
posing Of their butter and eggs elsewhere. The high
est prices will at all times be paid.
Olympia July q, 1860. Soy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-26

One of the most important and interesting races ever
witnessed On the American turf has just been arranged,
and ON the 25th Of September next at the Fashion Course
Long Island, Fall Meeting, the three best horses in
Amerca-Pianet Daniel Boone and Congaree, tho pride
and representatives Of Virginia, South Carolina and Ken
tucky-wl contest for prize Of twenty thousand dol
lars match between Planet and Daniel Boone al.
most arranged few weeks ago for the sum OF twenty
thousand dollars side but the Of Cougarce
DESTROYS Of joining In the race, II was agreed 10 make
sweepstakes Of IS 900 each, with additional purse OF
rs 900 given by the proprietor Of the Fashion Course
thus making the magnificent stake Of $4,000 as the
reward Of the victor Of the In order TO enable
readers 20 form Judgment Of the merits OF the three
horses engaged in this sres. race We give oreI sum
Planet eur year old chestnut colt BY Revenue, out
Of Mn. BY Breton, and ars. made his - 90 the turf
stake worth 70 600, and was won BY Plane, in isIx,
for three year ODDS May 70 beating any by imp Glen
coe in So ISL AT the Mobile, Ala, Spring Meeting, he
"a 1859 and two days amer he sAopcd another
sweepsake the meeting eight others paying for
felt On January 1852 be xon The sxespsatss e.
cond heat his only ccmpeti,or Socks, in Isl, Icy
Al New Orleans, April 2, be won the Post stake,
donald, Ia varie,e and hlly BY Gycera IN 1ss,
TAsh He was beaten at Charleston, Is =,
iasi,-isT. AZ the same meeting he beA, IIennc
fsfOw IN ms'.n oI - -, w 49, ~. -, ss.raa =.
5ss returning 70 snsna' ,.. IT, p,vcr .nd nm
n-nSna' ga, a, she same Mace on oct o he won
Juan, IN s6-'ei AZ inc sa'ne pa S o - 90, :, Pc
purse soVv Y ,,, ,s ~. q, ,ro mile heats
ersnurg, a nc vea, . s s,,.s.a,c,,i, d,s,anced
IN ov1r-oo III. 80 4, "a A, ra,rseld va
frank Ill., ~ w hrn - =, ,b,.c nlle hcats in
U,"oe' 20 - ~, h,s INCONVENIENCE az a three
wear old This year he commenced his four year od career
~ osa,,lk s' ~ ss IN. he.,s IN "a and followed il
I ~ ,,rsa ~ ssOo st Augusta Ca three
up W wn"sns so heating Drlpbine Al Mobile he
ms 49,, ,sa ~ s;oo three mile heats N sA3k-
sSox beating John C. Brccklnridge, Bill Alexander
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rhine and Kalcoah, IN I5ok-1ao4 Two days after,
he won the Hutchinson stake al the same meet
ing, two mile heats, in 3;47k-S4S. On February
Ia, at the Augusta (Ga.) meeting, he won
Sweepstakes, mile heats. in 153h-l62A; and
the 10th he beat the celebrated amy Washington for
the Jockey Club purse, two miles, m 36-344; and on
the follow ing day carried OF the Jockey Club purse three
mite heats, in 6C6-6.04-612h. Such are his perform
up 10 the present time His owner has 50 high an
opinion OF his that he does believe any horse
in the world beat him, at any distance and he has
accordingly entered him against Planet and Daniel
Boone.
Flora Temple and George Patchen are again matched
10 Of mile heats best three in Ave. and
mile heats and repeat both harness. for $500 side
each These come of the Suffolk Park
Course, Philadelphia, the Sd and 10th Of July next
The Of Flora Temple not satisfied with her defeat
the last occasion BY George Patchen, attrbuting
her defeat 10 her being amiss and lame the time OF
trotting, and fully anticipates seeing her victorious IN
both the coming matches.
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BALTIMORE, June 25. 1860
Flour firm. Wheat dull: SALE Corn active and
steady: white $50 Tic. yellow CSC 6Ic. Provisions
very iirm. Whisky dull AT 2oac.
Flour Grmer and in good dc nand prices without
rial change. Wheat IN good demand market lc. "A &c.
better: sales 5000 bushels exr, No Milwaukee club;
IL 900 bushels red winter Western to arrive at 81 ~
5000 do. from store at same 5000 white winter
Ohio 81 35 Corn market excited and better sales Is 900
bushels No Illinois and choice Ohio. Soc Sc, closing
firm Soc. Oats steady sales 1000 bushels at 34c.
Whisky in fair demand sales 200 bbls. at zoe. Canal
FIR. lights steady. Lake importss0O0 bbs -four, $1,000
bushels wheat, "a 900 corn 900 oats Canal exports
800 bbs four "a 900 bushels wheat 20 0O0 corn II 900
oats
Flour frmer and in good demand sales, 5000 bbs. at
IS IS 1917 for Canadian and extra state, 81 le - %
for extra Illinois and Wisconsin, 80 80 90 so for good 10
choice extra Iowa and Michigan, S. 3Tis 50 62is for
extra Ohio and Indiana, SO a IS so for double
extras Wheat activesaDd advanced 1c DC sales $500
bushels at 81 Is 81 for No Chicago spring 81 u
for No Milwaukee club 81 q for red winter OHIO and
Indiana, 81 80 for white do Corn active, and lc.
advanced: sales IA, 800 bushels; market opening
and q sing at SOC No Illinois, included
in the sales were 10 900 bushels No Illinois, TO arrive
a. S s, sale sales c ,S a. o Canal
freighs steady 40c four lie wheat and 10c
corn to New York lake impots-e,ooo bbs -four,
22 bushels wheat $4,000 bushels corn 5000 bushels
oats. Canal exports-200 bbls. flour, 49, 900 bushels
wheat, 90 600 bushels corn.
Wheat quiet but advanced &C. 3c sales IL 900 bushel
No q at 81 10 In Corn has declining tendency
sales Al 600 bushels at Ase Sec Oats steady q. %
bushels corn 3400 bushels oats Shpments-1f 900 bbls
four SO 900 bushels wheat OIL 900 bushels corn 900
bushels oats Freeghts-4hc. a &c. ON to Buffalo
Exchange ON New York duh at la per cent premium
Ii CINCINNATI, June Is, 1850
Flour buoyant at - e5 a 30. whiskey tending up
ward sales at Nc. Bacon nrm at Sh 10Lc. Mess
pork and lard sales unmportant. Sight exchange on
New York II per cent premium
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The Last OF the Baltimore Convention.
FURTHER FACTS AND MISUNDERSTANDING
TIoNs AS ToITHE FUTURE.
OUR SPECIAL BAITMoRE DESPATCH

FURTHER FACTS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TIoNs AS TOIrHE FUTURE.
SPECIAL BALrMoRE DESPATCH.
BALTIMORE, June 25 1860.
The last Of the southernidelegatesl this morning
cept few Of the committee who are experimenting the
preparation of the official report There strong feel
ing among of the Southern delegates that North
ought to by the seeding
Convention but they yielded their convictions the
orty in order topreserve upanimty Had the minority
in the New York delegation been true TO Dickinson they
might have procured his nomination. If they hal Sc
coded with the Virginia delegation they could have con-
troed the nomination. The difficulty was that II was
rminedIto sputI ane hcicket forths decisive
aaonerin which: Game ouJst thcsChareston.Conye
i,n and Il wouldinot answerjto hsveswo7 Norhern,men
n tie tickct~A ,lar re ymsjory.or tn southern mem
however, deem .Brccknridgcfhc.bcs man. tn Whole,
for both North and South. They perfectly confident
of csrrying their ticket in every southern state
Senator Fitzpatrick has decline 10 accept the nom
on on the Douglas ticket, might be expected, he hav
ing voted for the Davis resolutions the Senate very
opposite OF the squatter sovereignty doctrine. The
southern regard this orcshalowing their victory
and demonstrating their strength at the South
The following resolution, adopted by the seeding Con
vcnon. appears have been omitted by accident from
all the accounts have SEEM
present represented ia this Convention, be
luested unite in Organizing and forming electoral
tickets in their respective states in favor OF th election
OF the nominees Of this Convention.
have been credibly informed that proposition has
been made to the sccedcrs by OF the Douglas leaders
withdraw .thc littc corporal" If the secrders vi II
withdraw Breckenridge aud unite with them som,
other Butthere areiwopartics among1thelDougIas
ci-one party lnd the largest, too for running
all hazards because they theuse OF his for
their elections the abolition and republican States
the other party only to yndicate his hoaor and their
own and then induce him TO retire. in order
present = az united t.democraticl froutL in The
coming tight But it s.evdentrom his speech at Wash
ington that Mr. Douglas himself has no notion Of with
drawing the contest. He intends henceforth TO
his allegiance tothel South and toidentifylhim
sell with great northern sectonalparty :buit.up OUT
o. the ruins Of the democracyand blackepubicanismt
there palpable fratsrn the followers
Il Douglas and thcoepubcans. Mr.. 1Richardson, ofin
nos, said something very Significant to one Of The
ai trrn leaders whozrcmarked that 1t useless for
M Iougas runsunless wanted 10 break up the de-
mocratic party the election must gonto the House of
REPRESENTATIVES ndlhere acknowledgements for him
:. Se elected q Notatal replied Richardson, 1--WE shall
s,r permit theelecon toy into. the House thus in
timating thvtlthey;would form coalition with the re-
l,ublicans.
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p.soxA, c.s,S,,a' ON Friday, June "a, Jow
r.,v..xx elsce, 60, Of John r. add Jane u bacon, OF
Tarrysc~n n. arsd years and eleven months
ma crceejInriy promising boy fell victim 70 the
,vex.,ent disease known dipsheria and ,hc eldest OF
the family gri Of eight, died Of the same disease IN Way
Spr readers an remember that IN April, we chronicea
ar death Of Mr. pacons father the venerable and much
betved JOIN v Bacon, vho for petod OF thiry tnur
wears was She Secretary of the senate o. This state Thus
within <s period q ninety days has Mr. Bacon been called
urn to- mourn the loss 81 his father and his two eldest
cha <en such bereavement In the same family rare,
but. ,scod ,empers tho wind 10 the shorn Lamb"
ssaone vsitant from Heaven 70 earth,
Has passed our door
saw The bcauteous flowers culled transpanted them,
ard - he bcecr,, hOrc thrTu % He1TeH rc.1cml
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ST. JosfFIi, June 70, 1850
Further from Pixies Peak received this evening
band of Arapahoe Indians have returned from the
South Fork, where they had battle with he.Utes, Yin
which the latter defeated with considerable
loss The Arapahoes lost several warriors among whom
Ia Little Raven one of their chiefs They also took some
Of the Utes prisoners
Thenews from the mines is unimportant Some Of the
quarts mills do not answer the expectations and 1t is
feared win prove failures. Mills which in good order
crush out from s5 70 500 per day.
Business was increasing rapidly.
The Western Stage Company have established daily
line Of coaches to Mountain City, and somers Company
trweeky stage TO Cary Blue and the head waters Of
the Arkansas. Both lines have their coaches crowded
with passengers.
The weather is hot II is reported that there israin in
the mountains every afternoon but is very dry in the
vicinity of Denver
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Tomorrow and nmoEse meeting vii BE- he'll IN
the Capitol square nigh TO ratify the nouna
tions OF Brccknridgc ana Lane.
RFAprNC. Pa, June q, 1850
The dsmocracy Of Bcrls county firing salute of
hundred guns honor OF the nominate on Of Douglas
and Ftypatrck
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visit OF the Prince Of Wales.

Visit Of the Prince Of Wales.
PORTLAND June %, 1850
The City Council this evening voted TO extend an iny
taton to the Prince OF Wales visit the city.
Renomin alton OF Hon. s. n. Curtis.
CHICAGO, June %, 1860.
r. Curtis has been renominated for Congress by the
republicans Of the First district Of Iowa.
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r,,,o.so~ Of . steam seiier.

Tho steamer Ben Lewis Memphis and s. Louis packet
explode her boiler and burned near Cairo this morning
Capt. Homes. Ransom Harris, second Clerk, Arthur
acsrer second engineer and Prank pevn, steward are
missing
Ps-uarshsu FIRST clerk, and McGnnis, engineer,
were slightly scsldcd
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Fire 1T Leavenworth, X. II.

Fire ut Leavenworth, X. r.
IEAvxswoRrH, June rs, 1850.
block Of wooden buildings the corner Of Maine and
Delaware streets destroyed by fire eight o'clock
this morning Loss mostly covered by insurance in East
ern companies.
The contents Of the buildings were mostly saved. The
telegraph Office destroyed.