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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-03
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Y 10 call and examine our stock OF Gas and nte'
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CONVENTION---RUMORs, sc.


SPECIAL DISPATCH.
The committee on credentials have decided TO re-
port IN favor Of the admission oftho Soule delegation
from Louisiana.
Caucusing has been literally carried on tonight
The Douglas men have made a tremendous rally,
having been in consultation all the evening al Rev
erdy Johneon'a.
The high tone assumed by the Southern delegates
and their loud denunciatiou Of the New York dele.
cation has APPARENTLY created a reaction among the
latter.
The talk is that 81 the southern seceeders are ad-
mltted it will only lead 20 dincultyi that they
VII thea Put on arrogant airs and bolt again after
being admitted.
Ii seoma more likely new than last night that the
New York delegation may uphold the report admit
ting the whole soulo or Douglas delegation from
Louisiana, and then all the other seoeeders will re-
tuso 70 come In This may atter all lead to the
ination OF Douglas.
A diflculty Of q personal nature occurred between
teen agreeo upon The particulars carefully
ceaied, but il IL known that Pryor was sent FOR
friend Of one Of the parties and he arrived here
to-day.
Rumor says that q meeting Is arranged for to-
morrow, rom the fact Of the sudden arrival Of Mr..
he Tribuns's Washington dispatOh, Nay 18th,
SAYS:
Nunbers Of the Democratic Senators and Repre-
sentatvess who have yiatted Baltimore, and confer
red freely with the Southern delegations announce
promise between the rival factions. Douglas Is an
innupeIable obstacle 10 any adjustment, and his
friends will not permit him TO withdraw, even were
be inclined, which be Is not. An explosion In the
convention IN some form, Is Inevitable, because the
antogonism cannot be rec0ncilsd
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ARRIVED AT OsEEao June lsth,' from Cleveland,
schooner 8. G. Wslbridge with lumber.
Arrived at Buffalo, June 18th, from Cleveland,
schooner Watts Sherman, 10 tons coal cleared for
Cleveland, schooner sweepstakes.
TIE ST. MARY SHIP CANAL.-The Michigan State
Board Of Control Of the repairs and improvement Of
the St. Mary Ship Canal, consisting Of Gov. Wisner,
Auditor General Case, and State Treasurer MeKin-
nsy, have just inspected the work and pronounced
fsvorably upon It,
SCHOONER GIGHTIEGALE SOLD.-Henry Root, Of
Buhalo, has sold the schooner Nightingale to Mil
waukee parties for less than 100 She is Of 40 tons
burden, was built in 1856, and cost $1,000.
THE IRON C1TT.-This steamer was advertised
for Lake Superior on Tuesday last, but not being
yet supplied wuh her wheel, she will not be likely
to leave this trip.
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TELEGRAPHlC.
Yoatefa.r Afternoonls Repert.
ANOTHRR FIGHT.

baltimore, June 20.
Yet another peaonal reucontrc occurred this
morning. Last night, before che Committee on
Credentials, language OF an exciting perfOnal
character passed between Whitley, seeding
delegate, and Townsend, Douglas contestant
Whlteley entered the Malthy House, where Town.
send s stopping, and took seat by the passage
way leading 10 the washing roOGi About a
quarter past Eve Townsend came down stain into
The ot2ce, laid his cane on the counter, and was
walking Into the wash.roOm, having 70 pass
M4iteley, Whiteley rose as Townsend passed,
md struck him powerful blow on the side Of
The head. Townsend was staggered by the blow,
but recovered Immediately, and springiug on
Mhiteley, seized him BY the 'front.' Of his shirt
und neck tie, and ran him across the office. Both
are very powerful men, and kept striking rapidly
at each other tin Whiteley fell Townsend then
shook Whiteley somewhat and said
"Sir, / want no difficulty with you and II you
Will promise 70 behave yourself and let me alone,
/ win let you up"
Whiteiey replied harshly 20 this, refusing to
make any promise and sim keeping up the strug.
gle.
The landlord Of the hotel, who alone witnessed
the encounter, called for assistance and the po.
lice entered and separated the parties,
When Whiteley arose, he Immediately thrust
his hand into his breast pocket a. though feeling
tor something, when Townsend said
BE careful He may be armed +"
Whiteley, after feeling In his pocket, looked
around him on the hoor, when Townsend saw
Whiteley's pistol lying AZ his feet. He instantly
secured It and placed Il IN his own pocket, say
ing, 81 will take care Of this for the present
Whlteley was then taken out of the house and
ths affair has, for the present, terminated.
Il is supposed Townsend will not follow up the
quarrel, not being q duelist, but he will always
be prepared 70 defend himself from attack
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SENATE
FRn1T RAIrINIORE.

I-11E7
Messrs. Avery Of North Carolina, Salisbury,
Of Deleware, and other Southern delegates wait
ed on Mr.. Dean Richmond, Chairman of the
New York Delegation, to-day with proposition
to admit all the seeding delegations, with the
understanding that no candidate be nominated
who was voted for at Charleston.
This would exclude Messrs. Douglas, Hunter
Dickinson sLane and Guthrie.
1t was not probable that the proposition would
be accepted.
It Is Tumored that the delay in the report Of
the committee is designed to embarTass the sece-
ding delegations who have to meet tomorrow
in a convention in Richmond in rebellion against
the Democratic organization whilst still seeking
admission into the Democratic convention.
There e no foundation for the report that the
Douglas Delegates have made any threats Of
withdrawal from the convention under any cir
cumstances
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MATTERS IN BALTIMORE.

Yesterday afternoon Elr. Pugh Of Ohio, and Mr..
Barry of MilsisIipp had an interview, in which the
Ohio senator said II the New York delegation should
give its casting vote for the unconditional admission
u the secsding delegations then the North West
viii socede. On the other hand he said in behalf
Of himself and friends that he would take no pledge
IL was then agreed all hands that the rupture
cannot be healed, and hopes Of harmony are at an
end.
The Key Stone Club, who are on hers from Phila-
delphia in behalf Of Douglas, had another cas this
morning with some Of the Baltimore men.
There was another row before the Committee on
Credentials among the Delaware delegates.
Mr.. sterns, Of Massachusetts, was Instructed TO
vote Tor the admissions OF the seeding delegates but
refused
The Committee on Credentials voted Is to 10 in
every case,
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UP-Steamer Illinois, Forest Queen; schooner
Reindeer, Circassian, Rapid.
DOWN-Barque Northern Light (Of Fort Erie, ]
Sovereign Of the Lakes Fame; brig Belle, 0leander
schoOners New Lisbon, Lookout, Bonnie Doom,
Waurecan, Miami, Mary Collins, Rush, Monticello.
Weather pleasant, with moderate S. W. breeze.
Soow RUSH, Of Cleveland, which went ashore du.
ring the spring the lake shore above the St. Clair
has Just completed her repairs, taken on cargo OF
lumber, and 10 on her way to Cleveland Her amount
Of damage is $1,000, besides loss Of time.
BARoUE R. C. wNsLow and schooner sasco, which
collded short time since in Lake Huron have both
completed their repairs st this place. and both ves-
sells took their departure on MOnday-the former
bound up, the latter down The Sascos repairs cost
about $500, the WinsloW's trife over that amount.
SCHOONER CoSsUELO, OF Cleveland, is loading with
slaves at the Detroit and Milwaukee Dock.
SCHOONER FoREsT CRY, Of Barnstable, Mass, com
mencedI at noon yesterday taking cargo Of cherry
and black walnut lumber for Boston. 1t is expected
that she Will be loaded by Thursday night.
scHooNEH ADDA Of Milwaukee, Capt. Potter, Is
days nom Bayport, Florida with red cedar, arrived
In New York 18th inst.
BARoUE MAssILIoH, Of Cleveland, it is said, may
be sent TO Europe this season, with cargo Of corn
from Chicago. An offer has been by party wishing
to ship, and is still under consideration.
SCHOONER ST. ALBAEs, Of Cleveland is soon to load
with lumber at Toledo for Boston.
THREE THOUSAND lake going vessels, sail and
steam, have passed this port from March 9th (Ope-
ming Of nav gation( 20 yesterday evening The books
OF Captain Hall, who faithfully records the names Of
Gran passing IN daylight, present list Of 24ss Il
tween daylight and dark.
sCHooEER WHITE CLoUp, Capt. Taggart, from
Green Bay for Providence, r. l., May 10Th arrived
at Quebec June l4th.
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#edieinE.
IEALTH OF AMERICAN WO.

A4AA OI AUA w "
LINEN. Read notices 10 the Tribune since Doa
], l555.
From his EEeellency JAMES D, WEsCOTT, Gov
ernor Of Florida, and member Of the u. s. senatss
For upward Of twenty-five years I was afflicted
with disease In my family which the best medicine
and surgical talent IN the country led 10 cure, but
Waich yielded In most satisfactory manner, 70 the
Graeionborg Remedies conscientlOusly advise their
use. JAS. b. WEBTCOTT
NEw YORK, February 1859.
DR.. ). r. BRTDGE-Dear Sir; Some two years ago
an intimate female friend had been suffering from
falling Of the womb, whites and derangsd msnBtru-
alton, together with the attending symptoms ~
clearly described In your advertisements and pam
phlsta. She had the very best medical skill n this
city TIL entirely prostrated and her physician finally
told her that he thought her ib might possibly b.
prolonged little longer under the most iudlcious
treatment. For two weeks after that She continued
70 sink when came into your office Rt the Grae.
ienberg Medical Institute and related her sYmp-
toms, As you was confident Of the 0raefsnb berg
Marshaa CatholicOn, IN relieving her she discharg
ed all the phyaicians and tried Il, though doubling
". ProVidentlaly IL relieved her quickly, and Ave
bottles entirely cured. Since then, for near two
years. there has not been any recurrence Of this
plant and sue Is as strong, active aud healthy
when young girl. JNO. Il. BRIGGS.
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OUTSIDE PRRssURE-BLOW UP IN
SIDE.

BALTIMORE, June 20-1 P. n.
Il is now certain that another break in the Con-
veution on the admission of the Douglas dele
gates from Louisiana The following are said 10
be pledged 70 go out:
p from Virginia, from North Carolinay 3 from
Tennessee, 10 from Pennsyl ylvania-under the lead
ofsenatO- Bigier-s from observation-disclosures
ding Hon. Caleb Cushing-and 10 from New
York. There viii probably be a secession from
Kentucky or Maryland
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8hgsiflaus & 9goms
MEDICAL SUCCESS EXRAOR-
nnn MN ADWfr
DR.. "a GIRsnN


Formerly Of New York City, will paOns Hun-
drod dollars for the proof that he ever - 70 cure
ne above named diseases see. he win Pa The sane
the United States treats the same dhass with
Afisr many years Of labori0us study a szpsri-
snca, DR.. GIBSON Is happy in beinEbls % an
n0uncs @ the unfoTlunats5 that hs htsCriocted
sBEEDY AND PERMANENT GRE
Of the above and other private diseases Nh all bad
DEBILITY Oh NEaVOUs PROSTHTIOh.
BE has succeeded In curing cases % thisdty, some
Of whom he'd expended hundreds Of ioals with
sslfstyled physicians who pr0is78 20 treat DrlEate
maiadie8 with success, and without redTing the
least particle Of benedt.
Aitkough Dr. GIBSON has 3 Diplona, yet he
makes boast Of that iact for the very that
Diploma Is compa-atiyely silapls thingda5tituis
even eLperience ever yet possessed poFsr sun
eisut to always make aged men wise o. = convert
ons single duncs into medical qanlus; nsher dos
he boast that he is q member Of some ollsgs in
Paris OF London, as perhaps some others dCfor he
plrp0se Of ensnaring the Innocent But shat Dr-
GIBSON might boast Of b this, that he iaable %
give entire satisfaction TO those who rgpue oo1n-
S stl =. - au.l.y 80 .-1 . s.s - -
perieetsa an Amerlean system o. treatllen Elle1
challenges any Physician Of London PIris OF any
inal weakness, and all diseases OF deranUmenfs,
both mental and physical, arising irOm SEXUAL ~
secret abuse.
Dr. GIBSON also claims for his new treatment ths
following advantages over all others yet discovered
aud fr5t tbe agents used In respect disagree
able hs uses no relics of the dars Erss. such a.
no restrictions in diet or business l. required Third
ly his treatment Is positive and certain in al cases.
He stands prepared 70 60 into any pI1lc private
hospital in the United States and demonEfrRta the
great fact that he is able 70 permanently cure ten
cases, in the same length Of time reluired b. any
other Physician 70 cure one similar case.
yellow Citizens Facts are tangible fhng8, and IN
this age, the only pabula upon which the public
mind can be fed, and from which iust and definite
conclusions be deduced.
Dr. GIBSON is permanently locared IN Cleveland
and has during the past six m0nrhs performed many
cures Of diseases which had for years resisted all
other modes Of treatment Reference can Be given %
individuals Of the hrst respectabiity IA Cleveland
Boston, New York, and other cities 10 regard 70
skill and integrity in all professional translctOns-
Dyspepsia, khuemafism, SGrofula aud all chr0nic
diseases treated with unusual success.
Ea9- Medicine sent to any part o. the country on
receipt Of ten dollars.
DR.. GIBSON'S New Work on Phyai8lOgy for sale
at his office.
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of ElectropGthy and Medicine,
~ Once No. III Ontario street, up stairs, a few
doors from the Public Square.
once hours from to = and from to TO O'Clock
daily, Sundays excepted now
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MAKING CONNECTIONS.
At Cleveland with Cleveland Toledo, Cleveland,
Columbus Cincinnati, Cleveland Erio, and Cleye-
land 4 Pittsburgh Railroads.
At Solon, with hacks to Chagrin Falls, &C.
At Mantua, with hacks for RaTsuna, &c.
At Braceyille with hack1 70 Newton Falls, &c.
At Warren with hacks TO Sharon, Greenfield, Mead
file, Bloomfield, Canfield, &C.
At youngstown with stages for New Castle, PO-
land, Lowell, and EnOn Valley, and thence BY P. y.
". & @. r. r. 10 Pittsburgh.
Cleveland, Feb. els59,
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SAILED.
NJ NIAGARA-IAPANEsE.

NEw YORK, June %.
The steamship Africa, for Liverpool, took IOc
passengers and 500 600 in specie.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGToE, June ~.
The Post oflce Department has gived ofbciai
notice that after to-day the Cali or lia mail will
cease 70 be carried BY the way Of Tie IsIhmus Of
Panama. In the absence Of legislation by Con
gress 70 maintain this mail route, the Department
does not feel authorized 70 make temporary pro
vision 70 continue It.
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THE JAPANESE.

NEW YORK, June %.
The Chamber Of Commerce called on the Japanese
to-day, and presented an address, to which the En-
baBsadors replied Some Of the latter revisited the
Niagara and others attended the matinee at the
Academy.
The brig Marquette has been taken in charge by the
.. s. Marshal On suspeion Of being slayer.
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NV YORK, june %
The United States frigate Niagara, which Is to
convey the japanese Embassy home, came out Of
Dry Dock yesterday. She viii be ready for sea
BY the latter end Of this week,
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RRnlI RICHHT0Nn-

laIoHNoaDl w. , 1no q.
Edwin Rohinson, President Of the washing.
ton Richmond Railroad Company. voluntarily
disclosed the fact that be was q defEulter 70 a
considerable amounf.
He awaits an investigation. Bis conduct IN
the afeir e highly honorable, and he is much re.
fpeeted
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ERCIAL .
CLEVELAND mARKET-JUNE 20.

CLEVELAND AIARKET-JUNR 20.
FDOUR-sales IN small lots at s5,7s95,s7 for red
wheat double extras Extras range at 80 for
common to choice
WHRAT-There is a little better feeling among
holders, owing to an improvement in eastern mark
cts, but no increased demand. Sales are cars rcd
At Sl,l6, and cars do on private 1srms
OATS-ssies Of 900 bush from store at 3oc.
HGHWuNES-sale Of q bbls at l954c.
LARD-sals Of q few kegs at lO5ze.
BUTTER-very dull. Sale Of 7tubs choice W.
R. At IKE
CHEBSE-steady. Sale Of 200 lbs at 7Jse
EGGs-sals Of : bbls at lO4e.
sALT-steady, with sales OF 90 bbls at $40.
Sale OF "Constoek's" Hams and Dried Beef for
the week ending June 18th
Hams-i7,7i9 De at liykc,
Dried Beef-6,o29 he at lO5<e.
COAsToCK & NEWBERRY.
NEW YORK AIARKEF-JUNE 90.
lBT TELEeEAPH.1
FLOUR--sales 1900 bbla; at S5,Isas,2O for Su-
pernns staiei $5o95Is5 for extra state; s5lS9s,7O
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MISCELLANEOUS

buffalo, JUNE 20.-COLLIssION.-The brig Globe,
bound down, came in collision with an unknown
three mast vessel, bound up Monday night on Long
Point The brig arrived her yesterday, minus her
head-gear. Otherwise, not damaged.-Express.
DETROIT, JUNE 2O.-From the Advertiser Of yestsr-
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N Q n T G 0 NJ E R Y

WILL STOP AT MACKINAc. Will GO 10 sUPE-
RIOR CITY.
The Steamers ARCTIC and SEA Bird will make one
trip each for Pleasure Excursions touching at All
points on both shores Of Lake Superior durng the
months Of July and August: due notice Of which win
be given.
The MONTGOMERY, ARCTIC and SEA BIRD are all
First Glass Low Pressure Steamers Their PASSENGER
accommodations are not surpassed by any others on
the Lakes Their Commanders have been engaged
In the Lake service for years past and are entirely
eonYersant with its duties in every particular. II
s the intention Of the owners Of this Line to make
PERMANENT ONE, so that parties can depend
upon having their business done as Ong as any Boat
can run during the season Of navigation.
The Price of Freight & Passage will be LESS
than by any other Line on the Route.
1t Is hoped, by prompt and efficient attention to the
requirements Of the Lake Superior people, and the
public generally, by ali connected with this Line o
merit a share Of their patronage.
JOHN HUTCHIEGS Co.,
Agents for Steamer " Arctic -
TROWBRIDGE, CH1PMAN ROOD,
Ag'ts for Steamers Montgomery 4 ''Sea Bird
ap.25;293
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HOME TESTIMONY.


WEST BEDFORD, COshoctOn Co., o., May a, 49,
Mt. a. D. kLsasLEE-sir; have been selling the
medicines OF the Graeienberg Company for the last
ten years, and have invariably found them 70 give
good satisfaction; and the Pills / have sold 70 a
great many regularly their tea and coffee, and
with my trade they have become a staple article
MarshAlIs Uterine CatholOOn Is a medicine that has
done a great amount Of good In Female Diseases
One lady sold to told me she had received more
benefit from one bottle than she did from a long
course OF medical treatment by the most skillful
physician. JAMES WILSON
The Graefenberg MARSHALL Uterine Catholi-
con.
Is offered as a certain cure accompanied with the
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Irregularities Weakness - Eaiutness--Daran
Appetite-SallOw COmpleXiOn-Pain in the
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with heat or smarting-Itching, Burning and Irri.
tGtion in the Urine Organs-h hightmare-Dis-
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Nervous NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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Depraved ite-Flatulence-Bloated
and Irregular BoWels-Unpleasan Dreams
Pains In the Uterine Organs umbness and Pains
in the Limbs.
BS- Sold by City Druggists and Medicine Dealers
throughout the country.
EB- For Medicines or Agencies Address
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nOvl2dGW General AGENT for Ohio.
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&ail Aqaas.

CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURG
~ RAILR0AD.-sPHIHa AanAHgEnEHT. To tsks
ef5ct on Monday, June lit n 1900 TRAINS LEAVn
CLEVELAND QAILY-sundays excepted:
80 A. a.-Man for Pittsburgh, WhseiinF and New
Philadelphia.
s.55 p m.-Express f0r Pittsburgh and wheeling.
Both Trains make direct concessions with Penn
sylyania Railroad for BaitimoFe, Phlildelphia New
York and Boston Also With Baltimore q Ohio Hall-
road FOR Baltimore and Washington City
Also connect at Hudson for Akron and Mlllsrsbur7
~ Time By this IOute as quick and are viii 81
the same Is BY Northern Lines p New York.
r r MYERS, @. I. Agent. iunsii
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HEALTH AND HAPPINESS
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THE UEFORTUNATEl
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The afflicted are invited to try IL.
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Send for Circular first, carefully read ii, and then
you will send for the medicine.
PRlcE PER VIAL, ONE DOLLAR.
Can be sent by mail One vial will last month
K. CRUGER, Agent,
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4 PLEASANT STIMULANT
For the GENITAL ORGANS, be obtained by sending
IS to the Agent as above.
SENT FREE BY MAIL.
Circulars or medicines can be procured Of Drug
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