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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-12
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to every househoid.-wN s ba
Sold by all prominent statOners, DrusSiSts' Hard
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Stores Luujt
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,ALhxAsDsR DuHAs on HIS TRAyrLs-
a, At,iexander Dumas hes arrived at Palermo IN
ms yacht with his train OF friends and "a
ssegan@. sn captain Peard, commonly called
oeas @asioalars Engiishman," and Crimesn
stspsi. ouSsI named Dunno, have joined Garibaldi
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COMMENCING APRIL is, 1850.
OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI
o
RAIL RIO a ID,
.r.g BROAD GAUGE
CINCINNATI e. ST. LOUIS.
THRoUaB wJTB0TT IN 1varor oAps

TW0 DAILY TRAINS FOR VIM
and 5:35 r. NJ. " 49,
Three daily trains for Louisville at 4i35 A. M,
?. M. and 5s35 P. N. '
One train for Evansville at 4t25 A, M,
The trains connect at st. Louis for all points in
Kansas and Nebraska, Hannibal, Quincy and Kso-
Satchez and New Orleans. -
One through train on Sunday at 5,35 p. NJ.
Returning, fast line leaves East st. Louis SUNDAYS
x sxsepted, at A. M, arriving at Cincinnati at
Express train leaves ST. Louis daily at 2,2O p. M.
arriving at Cincinnati at 1880 A. nj.
For through tickets to all points West and South,
please apply at the offices: Walnutstreet House, be-,
sween sixth and Seyenth-streets No. Burnet House,
corner office; Northwest corner Front and Broad.
From ~and Mill-streets. omnibuses call for passon-
gers: Il. FLINT,
-apl6 Vice President
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INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI
@MMG
SHORT LINE RAILROAD.
Shortest Route by 80 MiIes.

Nc qyHANGE OE, CARS TO INDIANAr.
~ OLlS, at which place II unites with raiiroada
for and from all points in the West and North West
THREE PASSENGER TRAINS
Leave Eeave Cincinnati daily from the foot of Mil and
,,5s4Q A. M.-oHIQAG0 MAIL.-Arrives al In,
uanapolis at l0:41 A. M; Chicago at 8 P M
lliHO A. M.-Terre Haute and Lafay cite A,oom,
aSodIati1n-raTr - a y otIndaHapelis at l:56 r. M
'1sapenSa sipen,n ilo;itP NJ ohicagoat 1850 A. NJ.
change Of cars. eN "A'H"ut
Be sure you are In the right ticket office beora
Lawrenceburg and Indianapolfs ''' We
route, iIU '''"" " "ny Othef
Baggege checked through
.ainad :, TIOkETs, good unit used can he OBJ
1neu at the ticket offices, at Spencer HouEa nornap
SSortn.west corner Of Broadway and Front, M
2 Iurhst hopse corner; at the Walnnt-street House,
w; Eagy Thirdsstreet, and at Depot OiceSfoot "a
ton eSn Sn ~ p whore all necessary Informs,
nI,nibusss run 20 and from each train, and will
S 3r % et all h9els, and AL parts OF ths
apsi iIsx iu' y. y. PIsaidsut.
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since the memorable flood of 1887, our city has
not been visited by so tremendous rain storm as
mat which, commencing at one o'clock yesterday
morning, continued with but brief intermssion to
pour down Iii torrents for nearly eleven hours
consecuively. On five several occasions during
u'e past forty or forty-two years, that portion of
rhe Guy winch is traversed by the stream of Jones
ralls mas been deluged in a similar manner. The
ihos' disastrous results were, however, experienced
III 1906 Tor the walls which confined the water TO
us customary channel were much lower then than
'"'J ''ic "' present, and the bridges being swept
AWAY by the Hood, were lodged with the drift
from above against the stone bridge which. at
that time, connected East with West Batimore
street. Owing also TO the breoki,n ovov
OF the mill-dams above, the stream was
swollen to an extraordinary extent by the
addition OF the accumulated water thus sud-
denly set free. Its natural outlet being choked
up, it spurned its channel and rapidly over
howed the adjacent streets until the intersection
OF North and Saratoga streets, where family was
drowned whilst in led, it attained to a height of
eight feet, and for long time afterwards the muddy
high water-mark was clearly discernibe upon
the brick walls of the houses in that quarter The
damage done 10 property by the food of 1887 was
very great, and immediate action was taken by
the City Council to provide, far as it was pos
sible against the recurrence of such another casu-
atty. The height of the walls enclosing the
stream was increased, and the old bridges that re-
manned intact were taken down and new ones
constructed upon different principle. The COM
parative harmlessness of the flood of June 1858,
may be perhaps attributed to those salutary pre-
cautions. What amount of damage has been in
ncted by the flood of yesterday we are as yet
uhaoie 10 stale with any degree of accuracy
we lear, however, that it will be found to have
been considerably greater than was experienced
TWO years ago under similar circumstances In
the country, and more especially along the line
oil The Northern Central Railway, owing TO the
rolling and broken character of the ground. and
10 the great extent of the watershed. we
learn That not only has there been much
injury done TO buildings and fences. but also to
the growing crops. The new Lake now in pro-
cess OF construction near the Relay House, was
entirely Hooded over-the temporary bridges were
washed away, and some damage was done to tho
works themselves. That portion of the VALLEY,
which lies southwark of the Lake, and between
the latter and Mount Washington, was also 90
completely overfowed that the trees which stood
the day before in the meadow pastures, stood ont
either singly or in masses in the midst of a rush
of turbid waters, while the hill-sides, newly
planted to corn, and already saturated by pre-
vious rains were deeply furrowed and cut up in
every direction.
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THE DINE SAVINGS BANK.-This Institution adj
vertises its fifth annual report in our columns
to-day. The exhibit is very gratifying-showiDg
steady and rapid progress in a most useful and
rneritOrious enterprise. This Bank must now be
numbered with our financial institutions of estab-
lished reputation.
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To The PUBLIo.-After eight years of indus
trous labor have determined decline storekeepng
My preparations hereafter be found for sale at
the following places Israel Grahame's, Eutaw
and Baltimore streets; Deville Bouquets, al Baltimore
street, Seth s. Hance's, los Baltimore street, Andrews
thompson East Baltimore street, Macpherson Marshall
Marble Building North Charles street, on wholesale
Fred Hickey Sons, and also retail at my former place
ofbusiness, IS Baltimore street
ap25u u r. DRTSrOIJ
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BALTIMORE.
SATURDAY, MAY IL, 1860

The DAILY EXCHANGE PRICES CURRENT, being
reliable and comprehensive review of the Balti-
more Markets for the past week, neatly printed
on letter Sheet may be obtained at our counting
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slrr @ro6s.
SILKSl SILKSlI SILKSlII
GREAT BARGAINS
SILKSl
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN DIFFERENT STYLES
AND PATTERNS just received from the
at great sacrifice, owing to the stagnaton in the silk
market.
These goods
ARE ALL NEW,
and very choice
SPRING AND SUMNER STYLES
And will be sold at half the cost of importation.
ALSO,
complete assortment Of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY
SPRING SHAWLS,
SILK AND LACE MANTILLAS,
,,,,,,r LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS.
SHIRTS,
&c, &c.
ALL OF WHICH
will be
SOLD AT
EICEEDLNGLY Low PRICES
CALL AND SEE
TIE GAINS
for yourselves, at
GEORGE Fl. HAIG'S NEW STORE,
1913 BALTIMORE STREET,
BETWEEN CALVERT AND SOUTH STREETS.
apls-tIr Opposite the American Office.
GREAT
" o VEL TIES
SPRING
AND
SUMNER
g A e MEN rs.
JOSEPH BICKERTON 4. co.
ARE NOW OFFERING ONE
=, LARGEST L. AND MOST ATTRACTIVE STOCKS OF
SILK MANTILLAS,
SILK BUSTERS,
SILK BASQUEs,
SILK JACKETS
LACK LACE MANTILLAS,
BLACK LACE BURNOUS,
BLACK LACE PICCoLOMINIS
POINTS,
SHAWLS,
TOGETHER WITHA
VERY LARGE
BEAUTIFUL STOCK
SPRING AND SUMNER BUSTERS,
MALL
THE MOST DESIRABLE MATERIALS
THE
SEASON.
JOSEPH BICKERTON &CO
1873 BALTIMORE STREET,
| apl3tfr SECOND DOOR EAST OF LIGHT STREET
WHoLEsALE
AT IMPORTERS PRICES
LARGE AND MAGNIFICENT STOCK
VI
SIP RIM q DRY GOODS
HAMILTON EASTER Il CO.,
ow offer at WHOLESALE, on second and third foars O
Nos. 1919, POI and 203 BALTIMORE STREET
THEIR ENTIRE SPRING IMPORTATION
| FOREIGN DRY GOODS,
selected in person by Of the firm from the best Source
| in Europe, and embracing GOODS IN EVERY DEPART
hENr OF THE TRADE from quite low priced to the mos
fashionable and expensive.
NO Merchant visiting Baltimore will do himself Justice
unless he examines stock which is only eauaed b.
| two others in the United States
Goods purchased from will give ecldt to any establish
ment and sell quick at good profs-as our prices will
found most reasonable, and the styles and in goo
| taste. anItts,
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WINSHIP'S
c. Z L e Il r Il TED
SELF-VENTILATING REFRIGERATOR

We submit few home testimonials
BALTIMORE. March nth, 1860
COLLINS, HEATH HUTCHINSON:
Gentsaving purchased you one of ''Wnshb's Patent
Keirigeraors after giving il practical tes desire say
its constructions external appearance and internal
mehts are admirable, and its preserving and ventatng
properties perfect enabled preserve any
her and variety of dishes Within while every article retains
its natural flavor The Provision Chamber iskep cool and
dry any we'll ventilated Sdeboard While the labor Of
keeping it sweet and clean consider it inva
liable. Truly yours,
Gents-one of Of your winships ventating Rerrige-a
out finding in it any fault The ventilation is Very good
aud the articles kept together do acquire the
you safely recommend to yor u G
toners Very respectfniIv " " your cup
BALTIMORE, April 10Th 1860 VIA p" 0''D NL'L'oN'
,,r.an, n BALTIMORE, February lst, 1860
Gens-lt affords pleasure add my testimony in fa
vor OF the Winshp Refrigerator purchased Of Won last
its ARRANGEMENTS the most convenient and its preserving
perfect While the consumption of ice has been
Eating House, 40 Pratt street
This REFRlGERAT0R has Established a most favoroh,
IN TINS community and in fact wherever used
the advantage OF its construction is evident upon an exam
anv dnn Is finished making ornamento
any sha he most convenient arrangement
Manufactured Ian and for for sale by ''''"'
oolIhiNo, HEATH Il HUTCHINSON,
Alec w n u,yp,,, % Light street
aozo-yr IHOS NORRIS, l4l Pratt street
OAK ASH
avn 49,, n, STOKES, FFLLOES, &c
y. ., AND WHEEI.WRIGHTS' LUMBER
prices. ~ ' anu " ~
JNo Il JAS. WILLIAMS h CO,
nllomI No. 100 South Charles street
NOTICE.-R. H. PENNINGTON HAS THIS
= y Sar KEMUv ED his Office from No Exchange Flace
= G GAdEB DORSEY HAS ALSO REMOVED TO SANE
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JUST RECEVED-A New AND SUPERIOR LOT OF
French AND ENGLIsH X HOSE.
CONSTABLE WALKER CO.,
apIS-tf I55 Baltimore street
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IP ALLsTON ASSOCIATION,
The members invited with the u P a Of bringing
Rfy%3i FSE EXHRoM May OF HAM Scn
The ESh6 oi viii be to the public Monday
IP, MISS CECILIA FLORES, VOCALIST,
IN he's lf2ys to the citizens Baltimore
SaiG9 VII ftS RfsiI s
Mr. RSfn 6Ra q fset Sa ahd St ap
SCHEIDLER, Mir orfo sUTR0, Pianiss, and QSartette
sTieksts of admission Concert to commence
at o3 precisely myl2-2t
TP THE FLORAL CONCERT THIS AFTER
H}gh sShS9s obtain their tickets d Mr. CLEVELAND
dGs M9 OK at the uniyersast Church, from 10 II
Primary and Grammar School pupils 10 cents 1t
1P EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS
ROOMS OF. THE Ak Ii SHs ASSOCIATION,
From 10 td Nj - Sr IA p4T fto STREE n
m.ance IS cents TeR &c 60 the my
Y PUBLIC MEETING OF THE MARY
- LAND INEBRIATE ASYLUM-A public meeting
EyENISG III instant, in the Baptist Church cor
e8peced iS from SRs eP Sft ~ Ge Hd9sss
ca ana other gentlemen Friends of the cause are
% ST. ANDREWS SOCIETY "A Quar-
4 'I en M q BAY
myil 81 VIC -l'l' s' " &9icSfNTosH, Secretary
3(-yD THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF
d6 SRG 2F TFF {b COZ
o Mo to ScSGh street a % sasS on M3NPY
TORS to serve for the ensuing year The transfer Books
VIII be closed on the 9TH 10 reopen the 10Th inst
By order
my3tlI JOSEPH I.OuGH, Secy.
{Y BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET Co
- N oTl Fan Adjourned Annual Meeting of the
OF the Baltimore Steam Packet Company will
I've ia at the Office of said Company Concord street
baltimore, on WEDNESDAY, the sd day of Nav next at
~ o'clock A. NJ; also, for the ELECTION OF EIGHT D
kECIoRS to manage the affairs of said Company for the
ensuing year. between the hours Of lnand u O'Clock
-my9-te w. BALL. Secretary.
${p GREEN SPRING AVENUE COMPANY,
y Notice is hereby given to the Stockholders of the
GreeL spring Avenue Company, that ELECTION FOR
SEVEN 81 VEN MANAGERS Of said Company win be held
next at No. 50 South street up stairs in accorda1ce with
| the charter Of safCorporation "'''
AD0LPHUS C. SCHAEFER,
VIM. L. HOOPER,
H. N. GAMBRILI
j. u. TURNER,
TH0S. H. MOORE,
ROBERT NJ DENNISON
GEO. b. MlLLlGHS,
/
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VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS,
NORTHERN AVENUE
AITt,TInN


AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY 18th May inst, will sell by public
ton at one O'Clock, P at the EX hange Sales Room,
Second street. the following very desirable BUILDING
LOTS, viz:
No l. Lot on the South side OF Northern avenue, the
distance of leo feet westerly from Charles street.
~ opposite the dwelling of j. Latmer Hoffman, ESQ., front
ing one hundred feet Northern avenue, and running
l15 feet to 70 feet alley subject ground rent of 81 50
per front foot, redeemable at pleasure.
NO Lot the south side of Northern avenue at the
distance OF feet inches from the east side of Charles
street. fronting 100 feet Northern by
depth, narrowing to 6S feet in width the the
Lot and subject to redeemabe ground rent of 81 40 per
front foot
Lot on the south side OF Northern avenue,
OF Decker street. fronting 60 feet the
back on the east side Of Decker street 5 feet
ley subject to ground rent Of $50 per front foot reeea
bic at pleasure.
No Lot on the south side of Northern avenue, adon
ing the above fronting Gu feet the running
back l feet to 20 foot alley subject to ground
as No. g.
The above valuable property is very elgiby situated in
one of the most rapidly improving and desirable
the city, and should command the attention capitalists
dwellings.
Terms-one third cash. balance in six twelve months
with interest. GIBSON n co.
A,ati
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COMPOUND WILD CHERRY TRocHEs
These Troches will be found ecacious as well as
and convenient in aleviating and curing Coughs Cdc &c
Preparedonly by
N HYNSON JENNINGS & CO.
myo-' az North Charles street
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The Loss OF SHIP ROGER Stewardship Roger
Stewart, from Mobile for Liverpool, before report
ed lost at sea, was, says the Salem Register struck
by heavy sea, April 80, and sank in twenty min
utes afterwards:
"There were twenty-four persons on board, eigh-
teen OF whom were colOred men, the most of them
clinglng to pieces of the wreck floating stuff
after the ship foundered. Mr.. Coneway the mate
found himself at first with two colored men floating
on piece of the wreck, but not liking his posi-
ton, he Invested himself of all his clothing but his
shirt and drawers, and swan to the piece from
which he was taken, and on which he remained
twenty-slx hours in that exposed condition. At
one time there were fourteen of the crew floating
around him. Six, it appears, were picked up by
bark Western Sea, bound to Wilmington, North
Carolina and it is possible that more were rescued
by another bark, which was tn heave to in
the vicinity. The Western Sea was within forty
eight hours sail of her port of destination but had
not arrived on the 9Th. Mr.. Coneway, both on the
brig and upon his arrival here, fell into the hands
OF some Good Samaratans, who supplied him with
clothing, procured for him free passage over
the Eastern Railroad, furnished him with money
for his immediate wants. and he left Salem YES
terday morning by the first train Eastward for
Brunswick, the residence of the CAPTAIN and
owners"
dence of Humboldt with Varnhagen is published
this week by Rudd Il Carleton ofNew York These
publishers have had to use no little energy in Sc
curing the exclusive publication of this work.
They obtained an early German copy and set
translator at work, but found that two other pub
fishing houses had undertaken the same enter
prise. The Appletons had purchased an advance
copy at considerable expense and the Harpers had
also made arrangements for publishing the work.
Finally, however, the younger have succeeded in
obtaining clear field for themselves. Their trans
iation, In which some parts of the correspondence
NAG peeh sald TO De omitted, is declared to be COM
Piete IN every respect and VIII be welcomed by the
literary puoilc.
RE1Ics op rITr Fp1NIITN E~n, M NJ:
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MAINS HOTEL AND DINING Rooms.
l24 W. BALTIMORE STREET.

ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
Westi continue to up Meals very moderate
charges, with OYSTERS, TERRAPINS, GAME, FISH and
FOWL PARTIES large SMALL accommodated our large
and private Dining Rooms, floor Thankful for
the very liberal patronage received respectfully ask
continuance of the same.
Our Chambers have recently been refunshed and will
compare favorably with Single Rooms 90
cents.
NJ MANN'S CONGRESS- HALL BOWLING SALOON
is in the of this house. No. so FAYETTE STREET
H2i-f G. II. MANN, Proprietor
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SILVER SPOONS SILVER SPOONS II
Persons going to Housekeeping will every variety of
SILVER AND PLATED WARE at GABRIEL d. CLARK'S
STORE, corner of Calvert and Water streets.
N.B-SPANIsH COIN AND OLD SILVER WANTED
my6h
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III d.
LUCY wife of John r. Platter and eldest daughter of Gil
bert NJ and Caroline Bastabe entered into Friday
18th instant ''
Her friends and invited to attend funeral
from ST Lukes Church, franklin Square, Sunday at
O'Clock, T. NJ BLESSED are the dead who die in the Lord
On the mo, ming of the 10th instant, Mrs NANCY ELI
COLT, aged &c years.
On the 10th instant, JULIA ANN, aged months and 3
weeks, youngest daughter of Harrison s. and Amelia
Thompson.
On the 10th instant WILLIAM aged year, 10 months
and days. infant of Robert and Lizetta Farland
49,
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GEORGE GIBSON,
CHARLES G. GIBSON, Executors.
FREDERICK GIBSON,)
EIDNnM 4. ca

Will be added to the sale above A LOT OF GROUND on
the s3utw side of Grundy street. between Townsend
ard Mosher Streets and the Lots and advertised the
Executors sale above, fronting 60 feet Gruny
and running back 100 eet to Jenkins alley
Also, the very desirable LOT OF GROUND situate on the
northeast side of Garden street embracing the entire
between MoSer and Mcechen streets, from ing $50
Garden street, and running back bounding on MoSher aud
Nc Mechen streets, $50 feet TO Mason alley.
GIBSON Il co,
myl2ts Auctioneers
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CLOTHING ! CLOTHING |

CLOTHING CLOTHING
ONLY.
j. LIPP h co,
Southwest corner of Baltimore and Paca streets.
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER in the best possible manner
Our customers guaranteed full value for their money,
system being ONLY ONE PRICE ap2l3m
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FUEL
REDUCTION IN PRICE or
COAL.
The hest quality Of Soft and Hard Goals
at reduced price,
For sale by
j. HENRY GEESE Il Co.
Office, South street.
WooD-THE SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD FOR SALE
AS USUAL n,,,I,r
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WE WISH TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF GENTLEMEN
to our superior SHIRT, which making largely
to order, of all qualities
Warranted in every respect.
CONSTABLE, WALKER 4 CO.
apls-tf lh5 Baltimore street
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NOTICE TO CITIZENS AND STRANGERS HAVING
ORDERS FOX WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER AND
PLATED WARE will find large assortment at
GABRIEL ID. CLARK'S,
corner Calvert and Water streets
I WANTED-SPANISH SILVER C0IN-Highest prices
given for my manufacturing of Silver ware.
my5-tf G. D. CLARK,
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IMPORTANT TO HoUsEKEEPRRs.

IMPORTANT TO HoUsEKEEPERs.
To know that they money by purchasing Wood
already Sawed and Split at Office ofCity Steam Fire Wood
Mill,
No 3NoRTH STREET
slot JAMES II. JOHNSON