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NEW YORK. Thursday. P. NJ

NLN UNN, IHuTsuiy, T. Nj
The cotton market is very fi:m; The sales to-day
amount to 600 bales.
Flour is dulI-Geuesee 6s2a4 Is; Ohio and Michi-
Cah 81 62a a4 6s2 Ohio, via New Orleans, "a 50ai 62s
1900 bushels Northern sold at Ale, measure for
white and 4S for yellow.
There is a speculative movement in Pearl Ashes
and prices have advanced 10 "a lS3a4 25. Pots are
steady and in request at 81. Provisions are dull,
but prices are firm,
The weather having been wet and disagreeable,
nothing has been done in sugars.
The sales at the Stock Exchange We're moderate at
The first board the second, 1900 shares of Reading
f. X. were sold in two lots at So, b4 mos.
Exchanges remain without alteration in rates; the
market is perfectly inactive
Money plenty, at 5a54 per cent. with very limited
Demand L. S. Gazette.
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COURT or APPEALS, W. SHORE.
AxgApoIIs, (hId.l Jnne l9. Is

ANNAPOLIS, MIDI June TO, IS45.
The Court informed the Bar that on Monday
next the Special and State causes would be
commenced and heard in the order in which
they stand on the docket, unless the Attorney
General should call up the State causes at an
earlier period.
The causes referred to are Nos 80, As, So,
an appeal from the Orphans Court of st. Ma
ry's county; 60, an Injunction cause; CT, from
the Orphans Court of Baltimore county; and
Nos, 1851, 1875, 1919 and zoo. appeals under the
act in relation to Stamps
No. IS, ]. w. Stump and others, vs.. the
State use of \. w. Bradford, adm. OF NJ. Prin-
gle. Judgment affirmed upon terms filed
No. 10, VIM. Harden rs the Citizens Bank
Of Baltimore, was argued by Lloyd for the APP
nelant, and ID. Stewart ard r. Johnson for
the appellces.
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SINGULAR COINCIDENCE. 1t is considered
singular incident that the annunciation of Mr..
McLane's appointment as Minister to London,
should take place simultaneously with that of
General Jackson's death. Mr.. McLane was
and he is Mr.. Folks first Ambassador to the
same Court.
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ACCIDENT. George Porter, son of ex-Go-
vernon Porter, was seriously injured at Harris
burg on Sunday last, having been thrown from
light vehicle to which spirited horse was at
tached. A young lady in company with Mr.
Porter, was seriously stunned.
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TENNESSEE. The election in Tennessee
takes place on the first Thursday of August
next. A Governor, eleven members of Con-
gress, and members of the State Legislature,
are to be choses. The latter will have the cleo
ton of an u S Senator in place of Mr.. Foster
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CHAPLAIN TO THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
1t is understood that the Rev w. G. jackson,
Of the Episcopalian Church, has been invited to,
and has accepted the Chaplaincy of the above
institution. He will enter upon his duties the
ensuing session, which will commence in Oc-
tober next.
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ROBBERY IN AN OMNIBUS. On Wednesday
evening, as Mr.. Henry Floyd was riding up
Broadway, New York, in an omnibus, silk
purse containing three one hundred dollar bills
on the Union Bank of that city, with thirty or
forty dollars in small bills, was taken from his
pocket
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AMERICAN REPUBLICAN,.
COMMERCIAL.
fRepsrtcd tor the American Republican,
Review, of the Baltimore Market,

For the week ending Fiday Gfernoon June 30, 1915.
Coupons. We vote an advance and quote sales
at sag. with a fair demand.
Provisions. The demand for Beef and Pork has
peen dui tins week, and sales confined generally TO
ships stores ana small retail transactions, previous
-ates. The stock is much reduced We continue 10
quote As follows. VIZ: Baltimore Mess Pork $780,
Prime $40 50all Mess BecfSl0 50all; Mol S9ay 30
and Pume S1t1 30. There has been al improved
demand for Western Bacon. with sales lars" cI-
tent at former quotations. which we continue VIZ;
sides 6.a cents; shoulders 53a6; hams !ac cents: aud
Gcts for choice lots and assorted 1a. cts. Ba,Nd"ft
cured Is dub, and is held at 81 for shoulders; &c l"f
Sides aud 9alO cents for hams Lad i I,S5 active but
stll held at eaSt for No. Western IN kegs, ana =
asc in bills
Cattle. There was large supply Of Beef Cattle
offered AT the scales again tins week, numbering 44
uead OF which 800 sold Ia the butchers al ptCeS
'angng from 81 TO SO per 100 lbs on the hoai, equal
to Sla5 - net. The average rate Of sales was ahouI
81 50 on the h0oC The prices show no change since
last week OF those sold A were shipped to Bermu-
da. and OF those not Sold 6i driven To Phlladel
phia. Sales of Live Hogs at SijOaS4 q aud for
choice lots S.. Demand and supply fair.
Grain. The market Is nearly bare of wheat, and
transactions consequently are limited We quote
safes OF Md white wheat at 95alOOc; and prime reds
"a, s5as0c Pa good 10 prime reds worth s2a92 cts,
sales of Md. com at isIc for white. and 4ohii cents
tlr yellow; PENN. yellow Ale. Md. Rye is worth
55c and Pa. 81. We quote Md, Oats 2sa23 cts. and
"a. do. at .9a3Oc,, being an advance.
Flour. The stock Of Howard-st. -four Is small
AID the receipts hght-tranSact0ne are limited, ard
lrICeS tending slightly tn decline. some holders being
willing TO self at u 43, while others ask "a 80,
putg Of which rates mlll sales have been made
daring the week The receipt price Is unsettled, city
nlls flour is also dull. and stock ghtit Is generally
acid at 81 J6al Oh but some arc now wiling to sell
q, a 5J-Se hear Of sales of moment, small sales
uf SGsquthanua -four by the drag load at 81 80; aud
Of Pa. Rye 0ur at 50. Corn Meal Is selling II - -
per hi. aud - per 100 lbs
The inspections OF the week comprise The following
Kinds and quantities:
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WHEAT NEGOTIATING IN Ice. The Camden
Phenx saw few days ago, two grains of
wheat, which had been frozen up in piece of
solid ice, and while there had thrown out roots
two or three inches long and germs one inch.
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DIR. JOHNSTON

member OF the Royal College of Surgeons L,icen
hate OF the Apothecary;s Hail. London, and Grfduals
rom one OF the hrst colleges IN the United States may
ne consulted III all diseases incident 10 the human
tfaIne, but more especially in all cases of a
CERTAIN DISEASE
w men the misguided and imprudeni vOtary OF Plea
sure ndS he has lmbhed the seeds OF this painful dis
ease, 1t TOO often happens that ltimed sense Of
shame, or dread of discovery, deterS him from appiy-
ing 10 those VINO, from education and Representative
can alone betnend him. delaying till the constitutions.
symptoms of this hofrd disease make their apuear-
ance, such as liberated throat. diseased nose
nocturnal pains in the head and limbs dinness of sight
deafness nodes OH the shin bones and arms botc -,
on the head; face and extremes progressing on with
rightu rapidly Til at last the palate Of the mouth on
the bones of the fail in and the victim of this sw-
fu disease becomes holrid object OF comniserntioo
till death puts period to his dreadful sutferncs by
sending him to ''tiat bourne whence no traveller re-
turns.'' TO such; therefore, Dr. JOHNSTON pledees
hlnSe to preserve the most invioahle secrecv and
from his extensive practice in the frsl hospitals OF
Europe and America he can confidently recommend
safe aud speedy cure TO the unfortunate victim of
this horrd disease.
SURGICAL OPERATIONS on the Eve. such a,
for Squirting Cataract, &C. Also those for Detormiv
of the Limb, such as Club Foot, SC, performed on
the Poor free Of charge.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
TAKE NOTICE. Those persons VINO have iniur-.
ed their constitutions by certain practice. speedily
cured.
Take notice, the right hand side of n. Frederick
street, going from Baltimore street, doors from the
corner. Observe the name.
07- Advice to the Poor GRATIS. o2s
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LAW IN LOUISIANA. The master of slave,
in Louisiana, recently almost Aayed the latter
alive, or had him cruelty whipped at the Jail.
He was arrested and examined by the Attorney
General, and after due deliberaton, that func-
tonary has declared his opinion to be, that there
is no law that can reach the master or the taller!
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COMPOUND SYRUP
IL OF TAR AND WOOD NAPHTHA!
DOUBT NO LONGER-Bm
read The foiloping and REFLECT!
A n d II Ii L L w LII

U VT LAR AND WboD NAPHII1A!
CONSUMPIIIES DOUBT NO LONGER-But
read The foitouing and REFLECT!!
ANOT IL Err WON DERFUL CURE!!
PHlLADEIPHIA, April H. 1916.
hereby certify, That was radically cured of con-
hrmcd PULMONARY CONSUMPTION, solely by
the use OF THoMsoN's COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR AND
WOOD NAPHTHA. The annexed statement of my
physician is deemed sufficient to convince all of the
excellence of this invaluable remedy.
JAS. ANDREWS, 2l7 Calhatine street.
was called to attend in the above case, in the Sc
cordafy stage of the disease. found the patient la
boring under complex disease of the lungs and liver;
liberation of the latter had taken place. and by per-
cussion, discovered abscess had formed in the
night lung The case being apparently hopeless and
beyond the reach of the usual treatment resolved at
once on using Ihomson;s Compound Syrup of Tar
and Wood Naphtha, the virtues of which had pre-
vlousiy tested scarcely expecting it would reach
case so desperate. The result is, the most
raordtnary, henceorth dspene all doubts respecting
tie efficacy of this excellent medicine in diseases of
the lungs and liver. Nj. CHAMBERS, NJ. d.
Philadelphia, April ], 1s45.
3[3- Principal Office, Northeast corner of FIFTH
and SPRUCE STREETS, Philadelphia. Sold in Bal
timore by Roberts & Atkinson, corner Of Baltimore
and Hanover streets; Charles Stott, Washington, ID.
c.; A. Duva Co., Richmond Va.
- Price SO cents per bottle, bottles for 50 so,
BeWare Of all limitations. ap29-3m
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SCARLET FEVER IN ILLINOIS. Dr. Beatty of
Mount Morris, Illinois, under date Of 26th ult.
states that the scarlet fever is prevailing to an
alarming extent in that vicinity, many children
having fallen victims to the fearful epidemic,
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SMALL Pox. The small pox is said to be on
the decrease in the city of New York. The
new cases are of a milder type, and no danger
of further spread of the malignant disease is
apprehended.
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DEAD. Colosel John Budd, so we'll known
to visters at schooey's Mountain, as the pro-
prietor of favorite place of resort oil 'Budds
Pond, died on Sunday of last week, at the age
o. SO. Col. Budd was one of the Jersey Blues,
who were so famous in the war of the revolu-
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PoRT OF BosroN. There were forty one
foreign vessels entered at the port of Boston on
Monday! the largest number ever known to en-
ter in ore day Two or three of them were
Liverpool ships, with assorted cargoes.
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HEAVY DAMAGES. Catherine Riley, SER
want girl, received $1,000 damages in New
York, on Thursday, against Oscar Hoyt and
Carman Nichols, for iniancs received by the
girl at the hands Of the two gentlemen. The
ARRAY arose in consequence of one of those do
nestle traits which occur continually where
two or three families are living in one house
The girl persisted in removing clothes line
belonging to her mistress, hence rumpus all
round,
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To BE SoLp. The U. S. steamer Poinsett
will be sold at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, on
the LIST inst, at noon.
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a5:, :: ;: :: : $ ;::: # ] :y
S % ""s % % @ H nay pSa;
o Unknown from ea @ Gh. feet on Washington. Asst Tax
ss: t. 4; u w.. s. :? %P '
B. 100 Joseph s: sx s ss back T s"HS: 1919
} H @ IS :f S::s' "9sss "ss s' walk s s
aa Mrs % t @s1 eff alley deep 70 1858 S@
Curry ' @ @ @ "., S % sss '' 'a
'' '"$ ] @ Va ::SS SSs Street, Fee: r. %
H. "a 1 %s S ;"s ED o "a "Sa Tsn street. 1872 sr Or 1875 'o
IA '"'
ops orwhchr .
10 " JAM" yS ss9 S 8s % s1a %.
: $% STAY a Ases 500 " o.
Ss% $s &C. T @ $50 b @
,, ,, n,so sfket ar
IL. s s% r'n.. s: 5 sa s
40. c ~ 70 IN
,5 s 81
~ " "
Doso%%% @ @% street, by S 90
90 NSy9 e % % ] s by
2. q s part Of lot @ feet on the SOU. ives, come, Of l
559 3: 81 ';s Deep "
% S Bond street, by 80 fee, deep /" $50
william | ~
IA W @ @ sSSy % 5S5r o" the south east corner 1912 30
g. w% S!sS & $ e. ID sS @ 5 "s' @
n.Sss =5% #"i @ S 4 a"
T @ I'll &c va IL * :ss: e.. s'
10 ase feet Gil 1888
'nno5 s S"s story brick dwelling and as u. go
@ " $s$3:$ 5 .sS q w. fit s s sss
deep 90 2
So 10 sT s2 @ ss 1n4 by ooeetsp $50 A."
as.. $S Lot na" 80 col
al s "fcs s*' ' 6"
a. o ' f{ s " ss vii" c ": "9E e ' 800"
an m
s M.a @ T ' r @ @ E' @e . s"s sfss
; 'Fi "V 5i 49, 10 %
49, %"
a ! S:S % ;s "' f s% Canal and Cough ss $40
49, ' Drsss @ s s Ks " west side 's 100 fee" ISL SOS
" r $ $5s~ side o." 100 feet s, "sss 500 s."
fmpro " story brick dwelling 800 1000 81 40
~ :s;; IS j: II ISL; : $685.
.ss"s s 49, 's @ sss S ss s s 80 e
~ " " tween Hamburg andc ns ts 80" 80 n
w. Point d,runine to B. Mornsl ~ w ~ eO SO
Fort property ell
ao w south is " " Ear 5 %" IS. ? ' @s ea
s:s 5s % s e.: s a., it; &c: sy
% 'Ss%s s % 7~
1 ";; :s S a II; Ds a%" s Sf s s
and 1 1%SSs old fame $50 ...., 10 1922 a@
aS NO % es9i Sharp ' 4"
n.s s s as s s""ss and f Pack sn SIDE n GOO 6"
70 ss u"tnsS@ n l" 9 H @ alley No 81
Mss SITS nds w 49, w Al 8
~ ~ ~ ~ .,- w 81
49, eos JONI S @ ;; III IS e: s , 'ss I'll" n" Bind
% @ @ "'"' u"~" frame '
Richmond
- . 80 - =, .,o, -
90 - 49, ~ = g. , s@
. - m , boss and Moore alley, @ 49,, ~ s- n1 $50
ns'S 20 :"''' , improvements s' ." brick dwelling
" HsS ;'s turnpike s1 '
S 49, % sa frame s ~s s @ F a.. s @ 8"
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OR MOOD PILLs.-

a. AkSAPARILLA OK BLOOD PILLS.
~ Every person who is subject to bilious fever,
should purify their blood and sy by using box of
HANCE'S SARSAPARILLA OR BLOOD PILLS.
Persons afflicted with cOstiveness, should try
HANCE'S SARSAPARlLLA OR BLOOD PILLS.
Young ladies and gentlemen troubled with pinples
OH the face, shouldtry
HANCE's sARSAPARILLA OR BLOOD PILLS.
Singing in the ears relieved by
HANCE'S SARSAPARILLA OR BLOOD PILLS.
Headache and giddness cured by using
HANCE's sARsAPARILLA oP BLOOD PILLS.
Drowsiness and general debility nred by
HANCE'S SARSAPARILLA OR BLOOD PILLS.
Dyspepsia can be cured by using
HANCE'S SARSAPARlLLA OR BLOOD PILLS.
Persons who have taken considerable portions
mercury, and in consequence have pains in the bones
should use freely
HANCE'S SARSAPARILLA OR BLOOD PILLS.
Persons in want of pill that is purely vegetable,
and is warranted not to contain particle of mercury,
should use
HANCE'S SARSAPARILLA OR BLOOD PILLS.
f13-1he Genuine for sale by SETH S. HANCE, No.
l06 Baltimore St, and at the corner of Charles and
Pratt SITS. m24
HNXTRA CT OF LETTER FROM POST
NJ MASTER, dated PEMB BROKE, Washington coun-
ty, Maine, April 30, 1874.
Mr.. Isaac BuTrs-Dear Sir: AT the request of ma
ny of my friends i'll this place and vicinity, who are
afflicted with consumption and liver complaint, take
the liberty of asking you to appoint some one IN this
county agent to sell UPSTAIRS B.dLS.9M OF
HILD CHERRY, and to send him few dozen, as
there is of it for sale within 200 miles from this
if it were where it could be procured without toe
much expense ana delay.
My wife was attacked about six months since with
what the physicians call the first stage of consump
tion-a complaint very prevalent in this section OF
Country. Having seen the Balsam advertised in
Augusta, -
$4,000 MILES FROM HERE.-N
took the pains send there for bottle of it, which
she took, and which helped her so much that sent
for two bottles more, which she has also taken, and
she says that she has not felt so well for weeks
as she does at this time. All those who have inquired
of me and ascertained what effect the Balsam had
are anxious to have for sale in this vicinity
which is the cause of my writing to you
Please inform me by return of mail whether yol
conclude to send some, and if so, TO whom, in order
that it may be known where itcan be had.
am, with great respect. yours, &c,
p. FARNswoRTH, P. Nj.
The whole country is faslearning that no medicine
no physican--no preparation of any kind what
ever--can equal Doctor WISTAR'S BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY.
All orders must be addressed 10 ISAAC BUTTS, 80
Ann street, New York.
For sale by G. X. TYLER, corner of Baltimore and
High streets, Baltimore, and R. S. PATTERSON,
Washington, y. c., and by most of the Druggists in
Maryland and the District of Columbia. mhl4-ws6m
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WRLcgMEa The whole number of WEIGH
men in the United States is said 10 be seventy
thousand.
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, 1ific ioc ,o,,,, ,
bsSge' oi h"s, rye l"uf' ana llH3 ooS corn meal
-iolassts' ph TUESDAY al aucuoi z'9 mus.
= ne" sloaS>es were "h,r'1 ana i.'s SOFA lha,aScr
"tLhfa"hl at 2..a4Sse w near OF private Saig' OF
W" oile"i> a. 1%""2 Stnch II, HrSt mana, sh'''''
sugar. On Tuesday l9l hhds' Porto Rico SUGAR
"",'," a. , ' ~" Gnu NV S"" N >
Crawl Il. 20 i2o 90 Hal private Sa,fs o, Nt"
9l.iu"nS at 70 ~",o oo ne S''c" Ill "'r' MINUS =
NY. az h"' W.T. n,nIi i .,,. ;,.i,, ,, ,,,
49, ~ i ''S .: - b. % '' Az
,,h ~ l"s ''es VI INV "'e '''"'"s at V-"t'
III ~ ,1'I' ,IH IA az 49, : ~, , ~ =, t r, t
~, 20 noo ~, ' ~ ,i'e> ~, - wv wy -. -,
~ 49, ,,' III ven" ii's''' common sI'nts' ~
uW'n.'t , vIi'. M ~ i" Is
St' washed 40 2oa-s cIS, quarter o"ou - t''' nan
W "v ~ '"',H qi.g 70 % ~" ta" ~, ~, io' No.
io.'.',s' anr S1HPiH W H's,eIn ''''S''s 10
uie! 'I W, "'ltn '''G1 Cts Pr ous,,' g.
Sp'ths. Nnsn'! vTali'urs ua"'I' at ~ 60 io'
.'uS' "H9 - t't "p,S TIKI , al" S"'S "u''
9d,es " ~ ~ n". "' =. "''" ','' NJ TINT.
5sn' ht'c "'e ,oel9'e sa,ts :" W !ltlllss
a. - ~ 70 are Mu.I.. -. "',s y, y" tIi'ntG
ala" a. y ~, an" q ~ o"'u
nv ny " - ~ w Htm- = a.
oo' N" : az '' "i w. w. At ~ '' '' ~"
I,r ~ WI" az A., P'i au' .;,o ., J., 49,.
iop"cco' l"J leIGip's ''uun"e !" ue 49,
ana safes "' soou qul'u'S pflSh , AT '"c Iu"d'
IONS, WINE INFERIOR nus hecH So, at s'!S'at re-
uUStoh' we Ho"t% a. ",."Ns. N''!'""n lI'ctl 9
aE1 common. ~ ni'"n'h" !" COZ nj
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ALL COME OUT CLEAN,

W ES! We place dozen dirty Shirts, with a
ii little soap, and bucket full of hot water in E.
LUKENS' PATENT FAMILY WASHING MA
CHINE and after washing from 10 to 20 minutes,
they all come sut perfectly clean! Again we put in
from 6 to 10 Sheets or Fable Cloths, with soap and
water, as before, and in IL or Is minutes they all
come out clean! Lastly, we lay from "a to so small
pieces, (such can be placed together) with soap
and water, as above, and in from 10 to ~ minutes
they also come out clean! Wonderful as this may
seem II is done by the actien and reaction of the wa
ter (by means of pressure) in connection with We
soap, without any rubbing surface or friction what
by the operation, but actually made to last t,cice
as long as when washed by hands. Qy-Exhbitions of
washing every Monday (morning) and Friday (after-
noon) Come then and see the machine in operation,
as it never fails to convince those who do Enter
prisng men should make themselves acquainted with
this most useful invention, deserving as 1t does q
place in the kitchen of every family PRICES are $l5,
800 and $25 according to size warranted to perform
,yeH and last years. if used according to direction
All orders by letters pospaid) otherwise prompt
lv attended to. MANUFACTORY No. "a FRONT
STREET, lat the bend) between Pitt and Low-sts,
Old Town, Baltimore, Md.
ja24-mfr6m E. LukENo.
w ENITIAN BLINDS. Venitian Blinds of the
Y very best style and inish constantly in store
and made to order, warranted to be of the best mate
rails and workmanship. Also on hand
WINDOW SHADES,
FANCY BLINDS.
PAPER BLINDS. SC.
Persons wishing WINDOW BLINDS of any de-
scription will do well to call before purchasing else
where. JOHN G. HOLLAND, 46 GaY-st.,
iel4 near the Odd Fellows Hall.
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I'D ULED FOOLSCAP PAPER-CREAPt
IA Just opened, case of superior Fooscap Ruled
PAPER, which we will sell at a very low price.
Also, case of fine ruled Cap and Letter PAPER,
with supply of Congress ruled Letter and Cap clue
and white. For sale by
PARSONS s. PRESTON,
jel6 Isl Pratl-st adjoining Railroad Depot,
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BALTIMORE LOCK HDSP,1 ~.
N0pTrII Lrp rpEDTrpy c,,,r,, 80, y

e B the night hand side goiRg from HaIt.Isoro- e.
~ two doors from the corntr-where nl4y he oh
tanned most speedy remedy for Gonorrhua (flef;s.
Structures, Seminal Weakness, pair in the Looms. Al
tectinhs of the Kidneys and every Symptom Of 2 Sc
Cret Disease. N
a CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE N.Eg
IN FROM ONE TO TWO PAYS.
q NJ 4 from in I'm, u
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cently. Mr.. W., IN answer to a remark OF Mr.
Sewer, discaimed the idea Of secrecy. Every
thing done by the government would be known 70
the country, as heretofore His idea was, 10 avoid
exciting unnecessary alarm in the public nina, ana
the disturbing the public tranquility.
MIR. ALLEN 1then proceeded IN his explanation,
and enlarged to some extent upon preparing the
hearts OF the people
.sMr CLAYTON resumed, and said the Senator's
explanation was nearly as long as ms sleecni ne
marks of Mr. Allen, and then argued from the ex-
amples in the Senate in 1881, on the North Eastern
boundary and IN 1886 on the question oil the French
ndemnites that there was no danger OF war III
this instance He concluded by saying, that inde-
pendently of any opinion on the subject, and
whether there would be peace or war, he should
vote for the resolutions.
Mr.. BREEsE advocated the resolutions and in
sisted that Oregon, Tar from being the barren de-
ser It had been represented, was delightful and
prolific region
Mr. WOODBRIDGE, in view Of the propriety in any
event of fitting up detences, especially along
northern ronliers said he would vote for these re-
solutions.
Cries of "question ~ "question %
Mr.. HANNEGAN called tor the ayes and noes.
Mr.. SpEIGur suggested that the resolutions be so
amended as to read, in the first line, Resolved
unanimously.
Cries Of "agreed!' "Yes, that will be the bet
ter way"
Mr.. HANNEeAN persisted in his demand for the
ayes and noes and they were ordered and taken
The result was, ayes ~, noes none. Passed unani-
mousy
Mr. HAywooD gave notice that on tomorrow at
II O'Clock, he should insist upon the regular BUSH
ness (he finishing the election of committees,) UNI
less that business should be superseded by formal
declaration OF war.
The bill from the House, admitting Texas as a
State into the Union, was read twice. and referred
to the Judiciary committee. Adjourned.