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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN WASHINGTON County,
PA-rhe borough of Washington has been visit
ed by destructive coufagration, the most serious
that ever occurred in that place. The fire broke
out on Wednesday morning in an extensive gro
Gerry esta bl shment and before it could he extin-
Iuished communicated with and DESTROYED eight
or ten stores and dwellings on both sides Of the
street. The total loss is estimated at $5O.0OO.
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OCBANSTEhMERS' SAILING; NAYS

ne Havana pail steamers leave New York on
O.. - nus Ittn, and Hth OF oaeh month, and
,i.hf CS42rnie paul steamers leave New York On
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CHARLES wIDDIFIELD & {

PROPRIETORS,
$40 AND 651 BROADWAY, New ToRK.
And sold by JOHN SCuwARzE, Druggist, 46s Pa
avenue, next door to the United States Hotel, and
BY druggists generally. mar H-1y,rQ
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~ WASHINGTON BRANCH.
CHANGE OF Hours.
COMMENCING on Monday D1oratns, OefnhN IL, 1850

- g e -
Trains will run as follows.
Leave WASHINGTON at $50 and 10 4. M.
Leave WASHINGTON atS2O and $40 D, m.
On Sunday at s % p. NJ, only.
Leave BALTIMORE tan and .. m.
Leave BALTIMORE at SIS and 40 ,, M.
On Sunday at 40 q. m, only.
Passengers for the EAST will take trains at 81
and 7.45 a m, and $50 .. m.
For the VEST at go q. H., and $50 p. m.
For ANNAPOLIS at 7.45 g. m, and $40 ., m,
90 is T. ii. PARSONS, Aren't,
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

NOR HARPER's FERRY AND WILLIAMS
i s5snsIs e SsS4s; kis.s;s {: esSrf
Hsrper's Fer1I, and on ,THURsDAYs at |. NJ.
for Hsrper's Ferry and WilliamspoIt. The steam
TUESDAYS at .. IN ,fo. HeIRers Ferry and
Wiiliamsport, and on SATURDAYS At s a. m, for
N. B.-The Brengle oan he chartered on WED.
NESDAYS and the Antelope on FRIDAYS for
excursion parties. mar l6-imH
THE STEAMER JAS. GUY Will resume he,
Fsarsa iRs f az rVWEsiR PAY; W " G S
iNGTON every TUESDAY and
q s SSSek e; Nd IA
intermediate Landings. On her return trips, she
will leave CURRlOMAN every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY, at S O'CLOCK a. m,
LUCIAN 8. PAGE, Proprietor.
NATH'L BOUSH, Agt, Alexandria. fe.0
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MEDICINES.
IN. JOHNSTON,

Hss Discovered fls most Csrfoss, Speedy, and e.lg
Efsefxal Eerssdy ~ fAe World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF 1MPRUDENCE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-23

sabbath Services are held in the several Houses Of
Worship in Dayton, asfo follows
pos,e, Chapel (Metaodis0 Third street, south side
near Main. Rev John NJ. Leavitt, Pastor. Services at
7Bjcd S;peS 6tebderian C7,rch-south East corner
Of rhir, and Ludlow Rev. $. 9. Specs Pastor. Ser
vGs5 & At 1S Bs, % SHe Sp1eSorth 1 we. corner ofsec
ond aud Ludlow. Rev DIR. Thomas, Pastor. services
" J1a PeSierg ' tarehst Clair street. just above
Third, Rev Mr. Kemper, Pastor. Services at lOam'
C,r9ttd5aiionot caafcL-st Clair street. between Sec
ond and Third. Rev. Mr., Wright Presiding Pnstor.
Services at lo1a m, and3 m ,..,,-,
! Eaqih Luiteron ChgcIt-Main street, East side be-
tween Fourth and Fifth. Rev. +. W. Conrad, Pastor.
Ert Ia,j5IT Cs, etENorth East corner Of Jefferson
and Fourth Streets Rev. n. s. Talbot Pastor. Ser
cg3t [z%yaI tProiestGnt Episcopal jefferson street,
between Fourth and Fifth Rev, Anthony Ten Broeck
! Rector Hours of service ut lOIR IN, and m.
German Reformed Church Ludlow street, East side,
between I'd and Sd. Rev. Geo. W. Willard, Pastor.
Hours of service ut l01S m, and ~ pm,
Raper Chapel, (lL 4. Chareh) North East corner Of
Jackson and Finh streets Rev. George @. Criin,
Pastor Hours Of service at l019 a M and pm,
| Church of ChIia:--North West corner Of Smith and
Brown streets. Elder i. W. Erret Pastor. Hours o
service at 1917 IN, and IN.
Cier,ia, Mefhodst-Corner Jackson and Sixth streets
G. Calm, Pastor. Service AZ lO1s N, and m
Eganiars Church, ((rfhoic. REV J. Hahne, Pastor
Franklin street, between Ludlow and Prairie street
First mass at ~ a Second mass 81 am. Vespers
f JoSSolfs Church, (Catloiic-second street. East o
the Canal. Rev. David Kelly, Pastor. Mass at 10 a m
Frd Uaitei Brethren Caurch--smith street, East o
the Canal. Rev. VIM j. shuey, Pastor Services a
Vnn stom % G,aed Brct.ra, Cqarch, (Geru,an)--wayn,
street. Rev. Soomau Vonnicda, Pastor. Services
lO% m, pm, -
tionl Church, St. CLAIR street) Rev. Chandler Rob
bins, Presiding Rector. seryices-l0lsa m, and 7-4
Soopnd Baptist Charch-North East corner of wayn.
and Fifth streets Rev. Il. v. Dckenson, Pastor Ser
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-23

Nj. Clark Of No, sn3 that such was the
fact A portion Of the delegation desire 20
retire for consultation. Two had agreed 70
withdraw out Of le The remainder will stay
where their constituents sent them with the
National Democratic party Of the Union.
Mr. Hill, Of North Carolina, announced that
while he found nothing in the action Of the
convention to cause any man 70 withdraw, he
yet felt that he should be probably doing In
Justice to his constituents Il he remained TO
act any longer with this convention, when
majority Of the delegates from this State had
withdrawn.
Mr.. Moore, of Alabama, attempted TO take
the floor, but objections were made, with loud
calls for the question.
Mr. Jones, of Tenn, said only - delegates,
from Tennessee had withdrawn. II was rep
resented that 10 had Withdrawn, but said they
were simply appointed by the others, and had
no delegated authority. Cries Of question,
question. Ass
Mr. Cooper, of Tennessee, rose to ques-
tion Of privilege, and a scene of excitement
ensued He desired to reply to Mr. Jones, but
the latter disclaimed any allusioB 10 Mr. Coop
er, and the convention drowned their voices
by cries Of question.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-23

MEETING OF THE MONTGOMERY County
MEDICAL SocIETY-This Society held meet
ing on Saturday morning, June 23d, and was
called to order by the President, Dr. McDer
mont He announced to the Society the death
of DR.. Conrad Brodbeck, of Dayton, and stated
the object of the meeting TO be the expression
of regret at the loss of a worthy fellow mem
ber, and to testify TO surviving friends sym
pathy for their bereavement
Hon motion, committee of three consist
ing of Drs, Haines, Davis and Reeve, was ap
pointed TO draft appropriate resolutions, The
committee reported the following, which were
adopted;
Resoloed, That by the death Of DIR. Brod
beck, society has lost a valuable member, and
our Association one whose professional edu
cation and ability, correct habits and unassum
ing manners commanded our esteem and re
spect
Resolced, That we deeply sympathise will
his family and friends in the afilietion whicl
has. fallen upon them, and we will NANTES
our appreciation of the worth of the deceased
by attending his funeral
The Secretary was instructed to furnish
copy Of the proceedings for publication in the
medical journals and daily papers, and to for
ward a copy to the family.
j. c. REEVE, Secy.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-23
SPECIAL DESPATCH.

BALTIMORE, June 23--l2 NJ
Hon Caleb Cushing, Of Mass, President of
the Convention, has Just made a speech an
nouneing that he will have to retire from the
Convention
Mr.. Gushing said he retired from the Chair
TO take place on the floor, to abide by the ac-
ton Of the Massachusetts delegation Great
cheering
; Hon. David Tod, of Ohio, then took the
Chair
A delegate from North Carolina is making
8 speech.
The Convention has proceeded to ballot
amidst intense excitement
New York voted for Douglas
Pennsylvania is consulting
The balloting is proceeding slowly The
delegates are making speeches defining their
position.
Alabama is now speaking.
Georgia declines voting
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-23

pOsT OfFtCE, DAYTON, June II, 1880.
Until further notice, mails will close at this office a
follows; .r
For New York, Philadelphia, and New England
States, daily except Sunday At 500 A. NJ.
For Cincinnati, o., Eastern, Western, Northern nnt
Southern states, dily except Sunday at 1880 A. NJ an'
For 6olumbus and z,nesyllle o. daily except sun
day at 500 A. NJ.
For Xenia and Yellow Springs at $50 ?. ~.
For Mamisburg, Germantown, Franklin Hamilton
Eaton, and Connersye, Ind, daily except Sunday
b!45 NJ.
For Springfield Urinna, Tiffn, sandusky, Toledo
Cleveland o., Fort Wayne, Ind, and Michigan, dahl
except Sunday at s:l6 4. N.
For Richmond, Cambridge, Oentreville Indianapolis
Ind and New Paris o. daily ut 300 ?, NJ
For Greenyine, a., Union City, Winchester Munice
and jaw County, Ind, daily except Sunday az $40 A.
For Troy, Cbvinyon, Piqua, Sidney, St marys an'
Fort Wayne, daily except Sunday at sl5 A. NJ:
For linton West Milton and Little York, Tuesda!
and saturday, at 1880 4. n 1 t,
For JOhnsville New Lebanon and West AleNandrla
Tuesday and Saturday, nc 730A.M.
For Clayton, Centre and Ludlow, Friday Of eael
week, st0P
For Centrevile Lebanon and Mason, Tuesday, Thurs
,ny und saturday 1t 22;O0M.
FOR Vandalia and Chambersburg ut 1900 NJ Tues
ti,v and Saturday.
Ia NJ F. A. KING, p. NJ
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-23

nara female, rather poorly dressed called
into our office yesterday afternoon, and asked
us if we would please buy book she had for
sale On inquiry we ascertained it was the
Life of Lincoln" and we told her we had the
book Last evening the same woman called
at our residence, with the same request, when
we informed her that we already had the book,
and mentioned seeing her at the Office.
ooh, yes" she replied, 81 remember now.
I'm out of means, and desiring to get some
thing to live on, / was advised to sell this
book; but I've only sold two all day, and I've
wandered over the entire city. 1t don't sell
very well, and if l could only dispose of this
one I'd get at something else"
at seems to me it ought to sell well, We
replied, "there are so many Republicans in the
city"
"Oh, yes, there's plenty of Republicans, bu
when it comes to buying books, they say
yes, its all very well LINCOLN is glorious
old fellow; know his life already And on,
old man after reading my book half through
and OBTAINING me for an hour said i tell yol
Old ABE is a regular brickP but he didn't Of
fer to buy the book.
1t would seem that old ABE will sell his lif
as dearly as possible
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-23

aNod ] shan never leave this body lLoud
applause biifffcsf4NIt
----, Of Va, iidaired ifalternates who had
not seeded were entitled to GIL seats deserted
by pripcprls lCriey ofYes, yes II fl.
Gonldine, Of Ga, took the floor and repeated
bis speech IN favor ofthe slave trade delivered
at Charleston N.lHH.lNH8 NIHfl
Whitney, Of Mass, stated that some Massa.
ohusetts delegates desired to retire for consul.
tation. Laughter I e Al
Salisbury, Of Del, said that while Delaware
would not leave the Convention, the delegates
would at tpfeseht'reGain from voting, reserv-
ing to themselves the right to do so at any
time
Steele, Of NJ @, made strong speech
against secession
Ewing, from the majority Of the Tenn, dele.
cation, annouced that 10 delegates would re-
tire and remain
Claiborne, ofMo., made an eloquent speech
in favor Of Douglas, and advocated his cause
as a national Democrat and gallant leader
With him at the head of the ticket, he had no
fear for the result o.
The Convention then ordered the previous
question, and adjourned till ten o'clock to-
morrow morning 8lfoH tNatt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-23

Rsg-The I'd Concert of the young ladies of
Cooper Seminary, came off at Huston Hall
last night, under the direction of Miss 0rton.
The Hall was again filed by an appreciative
and delighted audience, and the young ladies
again acquitted themselves in highly eredta-
be manner, calling from their auditory fire.
quent and hearty cheers We yesterday re-
ferred to the first concert, on Thursday even
ing, aud gave pretty good idea of the enter
tainment; it is unnecessary for us to repeat,
The execution last night was fully up TO the
effort of the night before; the young ladies
added new laurels TO those already acquired
if any thing further was required 20 establish
the reputation Of Miss ORToE, and of her
pupil Miss ELLA GREEY, as vocalists of a very
| high order Of merit, it was abundantly fur
nished the little fairies again contributed
a large share to the beautiful effect of tht
cantata, and the Cooper with its excellent
President--was rendered more popular thar
ever. Long may it endure and prosper, anC
its sphere of usefulness be extended through
out this Great Valley.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-23
NOTTCE1N PARTITION

MARY BoYiEand Emma Boyle minors, children
vi aud heirs nt law of Margaret Boyle Qormerly Mar.
elret Webber dece,sed, and John Webher, Of Mont
gpmery county, Ohio; Henrietta Weber and William
Wchermnurs children and heirs ut law Of Nonh Web
her deceased, Of Lucas county, Ohio Robert Webber
George Webtpr, James Weber, Anna Maria Wcbher
(widuw of Robert Wcb1er, send deceased, and Jem
ina Ludwig, Qormery Jeinina Webber,) of Nanden
brgh county, IN the State Of Indiana.
Will take notice that the &id day of April, A. d
1860, petition was filed against them in tile superior
Court of Montgomery county, Ohio, By Thomas Web
i,ef, and il now pending, wherein said Thomas Webbe
demands partition Of the following described real estate
Nsed numbers Of lots in the city Of Dayton, in th'
county of Montgomery and State Of Ohio, and that u
the June term A. d. 1850, Of SAID court application
viii lc mae by the said Thomas Weber for an orde
that partition may be made Of said premises Date'
thiA&ld day Of April, 1860. by
ap2MIwid iIICs II. TILToN Atty for Petner.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-23
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.
snnerior Court. No. l4os.

John aaainst elSlal"er' superior Court, No. i4os.
Richard Green, ct oil,
nIRStJ mt tn an order Of the Superior Court on
Montgomery county Ohio, made in the above case
M It's June Term, A. d. 1850, and to me directed, shall
otir a pl Hcton at the door OF the Court House, III
tIe city of Dayton, Montgomery county Ohio,
ON SahiridU, JHiy 18th 1860
RetWcen the hOurs Of one and four o'clock T. NJ Oh
said dny the following described Real Estate, TO wlt
uate IN tie city o Dayton, county Of Montgomery anu
State of Ohio 10 Wit All TINT lot tract or parcel ol
aanl handed ns follows, TO wit Beginning NJ the norm
ans corner of In lot No. one hundred and my elght,
Gbs on tbe pat of the town Of Dayton; thence west
trnrUy with he northern boundary, eight poles 70
line gftlc heirs ofIlenry Browndeod; thence at right
oies sotltbHard with said Browns line, two " poles,
thenee AZ right anjes eastward eight poles to MAN
street; theuae norhward with Main street two S2)
poles 70 the place Of beginning, eoppnlng sixteen
HW percheS, be the same more or less eNeel1hg
nevertheless twenty coy leet oh the west end ol
.oid premises, and also including 90 mlloh o. the
hrck wall Of the Phillips House ~ ndlons the North
side ~ said premises, and the ground on which saq
al stonds ms has been conveyed to said GrceH W e
Phillips House Hotel Company
SaiA prOperty Is to be sold judgment IN tiVor o
Iohn Geininer against Richard Green e. al' The
baye 1louerty has been appraised at six thousand DOL
iars and cannot lac sold for less than two thirds the ap
Traisenent which il s4OO0. Terms Of sale, cash.
NJ Il. JORDAN, Master Commissioner,
superior Court Montgomery Co.. o.
f, r. CuPPY, AieS JeSdld'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-23

BdS- Picnic Excursions--long and short
are the order Of the times we hear ofthem in
every direction, and they are generally sue
cessfdl in aifording to large class of our peo-
pie very agreeable way Of passing day or
two this warm weather There will be pic
mic at Tippecanoe on next Friday, at which
will be doubtless a very large concoursc of old
and young The Aeolan Silver Cornet Band
-FRANK KING, Leader--wil be present and
we have no doubt they will have very nice
time. The Band will also go to Toledo, ON
lin-Bay
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-23
City Matters.


ng-'rrains arrive and depart from the Union Depot
as lollowsi
CIsctNSArI, HAMILTON AND DAYr0N-ArriVe $3.50 a
M, 1890 y. M, btbp.m., Si5opm Depart 300 am.
800 am, a.3O pm, 0;80 pm.
sANnusKf, DAYTON AND CISmNNAri--Arriye' b;OO a
M, 500 am, a:23 pm Depart; 800 am, bia0 pm.
800 pan
DkYros ASD MicmaAN-Arive; 7.45 a. m, Gil5 p. m
Depart, 500 am, s.f5 PM
DAYr0N ASD WETERS 80 oISDIANAp0Its)-Arrivei ~
20 am, 1900 m, 446 pm. Depart 2;20 a.ni, Gao
M, 5,35 pm.
II ~ am, h.3b pm. Depart; 500 am, 2lO PM
LirrLE MIAMI COIuMnus AND XENIA-Arr1yei 2i22 a
M, gl6a M, $3.50 P. W. Depart 1895 q. m, oi2o
m, bl5 p m.
M Passengers going east by the night train and wes
10y the 226 a. tn, must procure their tickets before
trims ..H. .H .fH.....
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-23

BETA large number of dogs were lying
dead around the market space this morning.
Poison had evidently been the cause of their
talting-off As the Mayor has not issued his
dog proclamation, and as there is no express
authorization for the eowardly work, we are
led to conclude that the business is done on
private account We are forninst worthless
dogs, and hope they will be remoCed in large
number, but we protest against this poisoning
business it is so mean and cowardly; so I'M
manly and sneaking, that no one having the
least regard for ordinary decency will engage
| in it. "Any one who will do that is almost
mean enough to poison dogsl" is an express
sion which is applied to one who commits a
ceJy mean act
A piece of sausage, having poison in it, was
picked up on the street, and was shown us this
morning. 1t is Just as probable that little
child would pick up and eat the poison as
that dog would get it The dirty business
should be put a stop to.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-23

ARREST by THE U. S. MARsHAL--At the
present term of the o. s. Circuit Court, the
Grand Jury found bill of Indictment against
VAN Il. CRANE, for taking letters containing
money, from the Postofice at Tippecanoe,
Miami comfy On Friday morning U. S.
Commissioner SiFFoRD, assisted by Deputy
Marshal FIToH, of this city, arrested CRANE,
near Tppecanoe, and conveyed him to Gin
cinnati last evening, to answer to the indict-
ment He is young man, about % years Of
was formerly a clerk in the Postofice at Tip
pecanoe and the offence is said to have
been committed several months since. His
trial viii probably take place at the present
term of the Court
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-23
Groceries, Sc.
Produce and Provision Store,
Montgomery House, Third Street,
DAYTON, OHIO.

TACOB HIDLER, Proprietor The Excelsior Pro-
~ duce and Commission Store is in the best pos
sble trim for the Summer Campaign. The proprietor
having had long experience caterer 10 the public
taste, understands fully the table wants Of this conmu-
MEATS GAME, POULTRY, PRODUCE VEGETA-
BLEs FRUITS, &C. together with all the little edible
eXTns that grateful 10 the palate during the sum-
will always De kept fresh and nice and subject to
the order Of the public who appreciate the
ienee Of obtaining such things every day, aud ut any
itme of the day.
Old Jake is still determined 20 please the people, and
he does not he is determined Il shall not be his fault
He desire. the people to call and his place. He is
sure he can please them. noy4-tf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-23
BALTIMORE. June %

Mr. Douglas has telegraphed here to modify
the platforms, ifpossible, and if necessary, to
withdraw his name There Is much excite
ment Quite number of telegraphic des-
patches have been sent TO Mr.. Douglas by his
friends here, exhorting him not to embarrass
their action, but 70 leave himself in the hands
Of his friends
There is speaking in Monument Square to-
night, but very little enthusiasm.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-23

B6~Ths morning the truck growers and
grain sellers occupied the front of Wesley
Chapel, Third street, by piling upon It's stops
all manner Of green stuff, and against the
walls sacks of grain and potatoes Il remind
ed us of the passage in Scripture which re-
lates how the Temple was cleared of the mon
ey changers, and buyers and sellersl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-23

i EfFECEIa E NEW YORK, June 22.
The Herald and Journal of Commerce con.
tain editorials strongly oondemnatory of the
Executive COMMITTEES of the American Tele.
graph Company for their extortionate de.
nandsi and threats against the press, and
urge stockholders to come forward at their
meeting next Thursday, and rescue their prop
erty from the certain destruction of madmen
who control It. gs# sf,rrc
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-23
MONTGOMERY COMMON PLEAS.

JUIIA NGAHoNY vs.. John Mahony. Divorce. No.
y 2IiO. .e.,
John Aiahony, whose residence is ----- is notified
that ua Aahony did on the 2sth day of May AID. 1860
file her petition IN the office Of the Clerk Of the Court
of Common Pleas within and for the county Of Mont
ooinery, Ohio charging the said John Mnbony with
wilG abssnce from herthe said Jula hahony for more
thnn o wears last past and asking that she may he d
V0rccd from the said John Mahony, which petition will
stand for hearing at the November term, 1860, OF s'ud
Court. JULIA MAhoNls 80,
Doted NAV 20 1850 VIC BY ADAM CLAY, her Atty
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-23

Beiy~ The prize awarded to the Deluge
Fire Co. No. 4, at Sandusky on the 18th inst
is on exhibition at THoMPsoNs, Main street,
for few days, together with the GAINESVILLE
prize Of last year, and two other splendid
Trumpets, one of which was presented to the
Company by the inyinoibie Co, No. 8, of Gin
cinnat some years ago, and the other by Mr.
JAMES BOYLE, They have now compile sci
for all of their officers,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-23
DOUGLAs NOMINATED.

We learn by despatch from Cincinnati,
at half past three o'clock, P. NJ, that after
the first ballot, Mr. DouGLAs was declared the
nominee of the Convention by acelamation.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-23
SPECIAL rrspArcn


BALTIMORE, June %.
The seeding delegates from the regular
Convention will hold meeting at the Mary
land Institute at noon to-day
The Chairman of the Kentucky delegation
has reported that ten would withdraw and
nine remain, and that FIVE would suspend act.
ing with the Convention at present
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-23

BeyThe weather in this meridian last night
and this morning was cross between early
spring and late fall-a style of weather IN
which ague is begotten, and when people get
sick, and done how" Judging from the late
hour some people attend market we would in
fer that it as powerful sleeping weather
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-23
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT
Miss Florence Mead, J month,
a Josephine Whitney, ! month.

On last evening, (Friday,) Diplomas were
conferred on the following meRbers of the
graduating class Miss AnBIE NJ, EsrARRoog,
Miss NJ. ANNE GEBHART and Miss ELIZABETH
CURTIS The Principal, Rev V. S. CONRAD,
delivered an appropriate and excellent ad'
dress on the occasion, which was received with
cheers by the appreciatiye audience, Cooper
Seminary is an institution of which we are
Justly proud, and in the charge Of the Rev
Mr. CqSRAn And bis apiable and talented as
sistants, is certain 10 be as great success as
it is possible for an institution Of the kind 10
be. We hope It will open next session with q
larger attendance than ever before.