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PERRY DAyIs's
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.ceiyinR Wore testili onials Of its wonderful "a,
icacy N removing pms, than any other mediciu,
ever offered 20 the public.
And these testimonials cam, from persons of ever,
egree OF int lhgence. and every rank OF life. PLY
ch,iis OF the iirst responsibility aud perfectly con,
sersant with the of diseases aud remedies
have recommended this as one Of the most efectuai
~ their line OF preparations for the extinction Of
This certifes that I have for several years used
Mr.; Dayis's Vegetable Pain Killer in my fhny in
several of those cases for which il is recommended
md lind 1t a very useful family medicine;
Pastor Of the Second Baptist Church, in Fall river
This may certify rha, | have used Perry Dayiss
Vegetable Pain Killer with great success in cases O
Cholera iniantun,, Common Bowel Complaint Brun
chi is Coughs, Colds, &c, aud would cheerfully re.
seinmend i az family niedicine,
5 Pastor of the Baptist Church.
This may certify, THAI | have used Perry Davis.
Vegetable Pain Her in numerous cases. aud believe
it 10 be very valuable medicine. have prescribed
extensively IN Bowel Complaint, tpart c,llarIy to
h'ldren, and II is, In my opinion superior an,
preparation have ever used for the rr,iof of hos
iseases When ven TO children, have always
combined II with the syn - of gum arab O. s,y Tel
ir,ps 10 teA-spoonful o, The syrup, well mixed
others have mixed IL with milk and n,olsses, qua
parts. "A. HUNTING, M. ID.
slR deem it duty owe u society. esp, cially
|
hat estRiable med dcine-" Perry Davis's PAN
Niei.' M @
When passing through Galena, some two weeks
ga, purchased at your agency, IL 25 cent bottle.
vas then suffering from severely bruised hand.
spilled it in the stor md was astounded at The al.
most instantaneous relief Before leii the store ih.
Inflammation was removed. and IN less than, hour
the pain ceased In two days my h nd well us
ever. Finding II 10 be really remedy, determined
Try It's effects curative for the Piles which
had been "a martyr for years after five dressings
my piles were amongst the things that had been. I
am now entirely free from them, aud in as good
health ever was in my life. X tsf
have recommended the Pain Killer,o others SINH.
arly atfl cted, and always with good effect
Sever.l vt the captains of the upper river boats
carry with them constant supply and consider y
one of the most valuable medicines ever discovered
am, dear sir, respectfully yours,
JOSEPH y. MARTY.
For sale, wholesale, by druggists in all the prnci.
pal cities and ~ retail by upoIhecries and sorekeeI-
ers in every town in the Unted States and Cana "a,
md by GRAY 4 Ii ,LLANTlNE and JOHN t.
NOR TIMER Washington. ID G. feb lh--smd
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ALiyE THEIR SIGHT
NNISIihS DO call thc atlenlIoM ol. aIlth

~ suffer with defective sight, caused by age
sickness aud pa ticuarly from sisses inudiciousl,
selected, his superior Spectaclcs and Glasses, care
fully ground by himself 10 tre spherie 4 accuracy
and brilliant transparency. suited precisely and ben.
eicially the wearcr, according the coucavify
convexiiy of the eye. Very numerous are the II
effects caused the prscinis organs OF sight Iron
the c,pnlenceni of using glasses in not being pre-
ciselY suited by the of AN uptometer; and IN,
,r.cl,ce of many years enables him ~ measure TIL,
focal disease of the eyes, and such glasses that
absolutely required will be furnished with precision
and satisfaction.
J. T. acknowledges the very liberal encourage
ment already Obtained and further socits the pai.
ronage of ,lose that have not yet avaed themselves
oil hls aid. es
Persons that cannot conveniently call, by sending
the asses il, use aud stating how many inches the,
can read this priit w their spectl~es can be sup
piled with such that viii improve their sight
Circulars 10 be bad gratis, at hrs UtIice, No. q
Seventh street three doors from Odd-Fellows Hall,
up stairs
} lnnunerable testimonials to be seen, and refer.
ences given TO many who have derived the creates,
ease aud comfort from his glasses.
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ToPisAM y no,eFLEr's

7r
Saddle, Harness, and Trunk Store,
400. Seaertfh STREE oopoSitc Ihhi Feiio1rs NM
Az ESSltS. TORN Ana tiate Of Phiiadet.
lvk phia1 aud NORRIET [of this city, respect
fully announce 10 their friends and the public that
they have conlncnced the Sadaling business at The
above stand, where hey will make and keep con.
stantlv on hand large and superior Of
Mems, ladies, and Boys Saddles
Brides, Martingales, ard Whips
Harness Of every description, both for city and
cuuftrv.use
All kinds Of Trunks, Vaiises, and Carpet Bngs
Ladies' Satchels. Travelling Baskets, and Fancy
Work Boxes
Horse Blankets. Covers, Collars, and Hames
Horse, spoke, and Dust }ru. hes
Cards. CurTy-combs, Spungps, &c.
All material used win be thp best that can be OBJ
tanned; aud both Of us having been practical work
for scveri years, feel confident that our wort
cannot be surpassed. either for style duiab lity
BY unrentting efforts give satsfacron. we hop,
10 merit, and respectfully solicit share Of publ,
pairuna-
particul II attention paid to covering Trunks, and
repairing all kinds of work.
Sa,ldlers Tools cons antly on hand.
nov sly es#s .2ae .A
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WILaIsarov. N. o., June 18, 1854.

n ------7- IN FFILNINHTUN, N q,
70 persons who have have had the sight Of THEN
eyes so impaired 20 require the use OF 6iasses,
would recommend Mr.. John Tobias a suitable per-
son from whom To nbtiis such Glasses as they may
require as he has suited with pair Of Spectacles
Tor lar and near sight My eight Has been impaired
very much by Il service OF years in the Post Office
pepai tient which berth required me 10 be on duts
from il O'Clock night till after day, during Fhict
time used bur one light.
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NEW FIRM AND NEW ARRANGE
MENTS
rHyH r. FJpdqrsigurd r. paTENTTNI and

- LIfELlb having formed copsrin, rsbil.
fer the purpose II carrying the Confectionerys nd
Res aurAut bisin y, al z7s, Penusy lvania avenut
under the slsle EFF ~
P0TENTINI & ZITELL,
Beg leave - call he attention of the pnlrons ot the
o,d firm. aud the public generally, 10 The Increased
fac lltl.s which thss now otfer for supp v ng
WE'D. ING. BALL, AND SUPPER PARTIES, ]
at the sh rest possible notice. with all the delicac
bJth IN and sui of Sc l-on.
Rooms furnished FIR Breakfast, Dinner, and Sup
per. for private parties, AT all tim :.
We h We also connected viih our establishment u
hhe Sio, fitted up expressly for the ladies', where
they n be- furnished with
ZANE AND OYSTERS
of all kinds, served up in every ST. e, the shnres
notice Ladi favoring W th i call Gun aluaesb b
furnished w,h every delicacy that the appetite de-
sires.
Ladies and gentlemen can have their Meals sent H.
them at ID r private rIoms BY leaving ordets.~
We elss pay particular attenii'n 0 tn. mhnu
flcinring o PLAN AID nnl G niecto ,cry ii
all their branch $, aud viii aiwa, keep on hand
select assortment of Fren,h Confection>, Bon 3ons
Preserves, &c. ----s---e--s---sg-
PDTENTIyI a. ZITELL
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TIE GREATEST DISCOVERY
OF THE AGFi
w O @ ID IS

III ~ u " u y ~ X n v
HSH IS Astonishing and nequaied preps.
ration, t,lras hair back 10 s original color.
after having beco gray and reinsates IL in al its
original health. lf,sre. stiffness, and beauty re-
moves At once dundruH from the scalp, and all un-
pleasant itching well all cutaueous errptions,
such as Scald Ireals, &c. aud hence clyttes per-
fectly healthy slate ofhe scalp BY nc ing stinu,
liant and tlnic TO the organs s>ary To supply color
ing matter 10 the hair, and cpmpstel, restores then,
To their orig nal vigor and Strength and thus pre-
vents all tendency TO become gray. II also prevents
the hair frum becupng unhealthy. and falling off,
and brings II out where il IL gone by res,iscitating
the organs neccssar, To supply uutrimeDt health,
and corug nlattcr to IT. and hence acts perfect
Hair lnvigUrItor and Tpnic.
CHABLEsTpws, MASS, Aug. 2, 1855.
GENTLEMES: Noihing but duty aud sympathy
that fee To- cnmnun cate others wha ARE afflicted
as have been would induce me tn give this public
acknowledgment of the benefit have received from
Prof Wood's II ,ir Restorative. When ] FIRST com
menced using IL, my hair was quite gray, aud in spots
entirely bald have now Used The Restorative aboui
i've months, and ms hair is entirely changed q, it,
original cuor brown, and the new bar is thre.
inches N length On the spots whore il was bald. !
have also en- much grhtfcd AT the healthy niois;
tire aud vigor Of The hair which before dry and
il has ctased to c,ine ont as formerly.
Respectfully, yours, &C.,
WATERFORD, 1884.
Prof o. ]. WooD: With confidence can rec M
men your Ia Restorativ as being emost effca-
cous article cv | ha used the w hpene
aud many o her preparations of the dav, to no ef
feet Since using our Hair Restorative, my hair
and whis ers which were almost wne, have gradti-
allv grown dark, and now feel confident that few
more applications will restnre them to heir natural
color. II also has relieved me Of all ndruf and
untleasant itching, common among persons who
perspire FIRE ". JIG. kILBy.
Address o. J. WOOD co, /, ZIG Broadway, N. Y,
and ll4 Market street ST. Louis Mo.
For sale IN Washington, by LES ST0TT d
CO. and bv all druggists jan S-tf
IA FOR SAL-. % Two ,tory brick Honse
Gi.l and Store con'anng ihirteen rooms. situated
on ne. between Fayette and Henry streets Alexan-
dria, Virginia.
Also, for sale exchange Cor country property,
a number &C other bous and lOts situated in Alex
no ria Virginia.
For terms apply to IT. o. CJAUGHTON,
Alexandria, Virginia,
or DR.. l.. LLOYD,
feb l4-sawf Washington City, ID. c.
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with photographic illustrating the anatomy and Piys
oogv and dis ases of the reproductive organs Of bo
sexes their structure, uses, and fnnctipns popu-
lar and comprehensive Treatise on the Duties aud
Casualties Of Single and Married Iife harpy ana
fruitful alliances; mode Of securing them; infelic
tons and nferte ones; their obviaiion aud removnl
important hints to those contemplating nlnirinony
that will overcome objections il none. however
should take ,hs important step without FIRST consult
ing It's sges: commentaries the diseases nd ned
ical treatment oi fmaless from infancy To uld age
each sc graphically illustrated by beautiful liih~
graphic plntes nervous debility, its causes and cur,
bv process at once simple, safe and etlectna
that failure is impossible; r,;es for daily manage
nent; an ESSAY on spermttorrhaa, with practical
observations on The safer and more successful mod,
Of II atment precautionary hints On The evs result,
ing from empirical practic an essay on all dseases
rising from ndscretoii, with plain and inpe ruler
by which ali persons cure themselves wifhOu'
merctir ; remedies for those selflp6icted miseries
and disappointed hopes unfortunately prevail ~
in the Young. IL isa truthful adviser 10 the narrieo
and those contemplating marriage. Its perusal IL
particularly recommended "a persons entertaining
secret doubts of their physical condition and wu
conscious of having hazarded the health happiness
md privileges 10 which every human being is Ell.
titled.
Price TWENTY-FIVE CENTS per COPY, or fv,
copies for one Dollar Mail,d free Of postage to NJ
parts Of the United States,
n. B. Those who prefer, may consult Dr. Ia Or ~
upon any of thed upon which this book treat.
either personally or by mail.
Medicine sent To any part of the Union according
70 directions, safely packed aud carefully secured
from all observation.
Address DIR. NJ b. LA CR0IX 20 81, Maidel
Lane, or pest office box 5Ta, Albany, New York.
sI- Office open dailr frpm y A M 10 . Y. M.
and on Sunday from = until T.. ~ a. @
..Ss- Office removed from No. 50, Beaver street
al Maiden Lane Albany, New York.
inn r. V
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.PRO BONO PUBLICO.o
MR.. w. EyEIY VILLA MS

~ ("Plutes, y respectfully informs Members n
Congress, citizens, and the pub ic that he is now
prepared execute, usual, all business general,
intruSted a. an
Amdnmensis Copyist, md General Scribe.
Office At the Exchange Hotel" street Orders
left either at ]. Shillingtops, Ode0n.r corner u
Pennsylvania and Four md a-hnlf street ur
at S7a, Pennsylvania avenue viii meet with prompt
attention. feb l2--u
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RESTAa RANi' and RE ADtNt. ROOMS,
southe ~ c0rncs of r. und seventh streets,
opposite Post Office Department.

rEVIIE best Of Liquors, Cigars and Chewing To-
III bacco; strcil choice ,ysters, siea Turtle Ter
pm, F,h Duck in season; Quail, Woedcock.
Saipe, Vvnison, and Beefste,k, served by an expe-
rienced cook and polite wants. IL pleas mt rooms.
Pr vatc entranc Ia Reading and Eating RoHms on
and sevento streets for those who object public
bar roonls
Families supplied with OYSTERS on chatting dishes.
Whiskel s. Ales, and other drinks, cents; tine
Brandes 10 cents
Leading political and literary periodicals in read
ing roints.
Your patronage is respectfully solicited.
np IS
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EsTAURANT A~D a.E-A DIn l.
ROOMS. $500

Wa iE-H 0iLSE rAvlA AIvN
st ON TIE POTOMAC & cm
TIME Il undt rsi med have opened for e
\ n sca4o this dcligh full and fashionable res,'r.
for the accommodation of the p'b ic and p rts,,
wishing to Wis I his most agreeabl' retreG, nhrr,
they be furnished on the most ber4l terms with
b ard The boat.
Part. having their own caterer can havethe Sc
of tn dining and ball rooms fifteen dollars for
the occasion. T
VIM. COKE & co,
Nrtioiia Eating House.
Cor. 9th ste ct and Penn. avenue,
ap23--3m Washington. ID. G.
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I ttsprCHuIIyI yOUTS, &C,

Address O. J. WOOD n co, Sl6 Broadway, N. Y.
and ne Market street, ST. Louis. Mo.
For sale IN Washington, by LES ST0TT a
Co, and bv all Druggists. Jan S--tf
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Hn W. EDMONSrUN, jr., Attorney i at
AZ. Law. Office on Cav street betwpe, Higb aud
Congress streets, GeorYetown ID. O. feb z3-dIy
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P0TENTISI g. ZITELL,
279 south side Pa. av., bet. lib and llth ste.
ap l47-sm
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St'K,NG sFYIrs UF GENTL ENS'
- Dies> Hats for lS5G.-I shall this day in
irOluce Bccbe, Leary, aud uen 's fashionable New
lolk dress Hats. LANES
Fashionable lluI, Cap and
nlnr l-eolmif Gents Furnishing Store. II
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~~ ~~ - y PVFs'"Eo - - = P"I . - o e"V oH"'''
ESIEAPEST BOOK EVER PITBLISIF

u ed. aud c0ntaining nearly
double the quantity Of residing
matter n-tlrat II the Fif y Cent
or Dollar Publications. Threats
on the Physiology of Marriage,
ana the Secret Infirmities and
Disorderuf Youth and Maturity,
resulting from eycesse-, which
destroy the physica and mental
powers, with observations on
Marriage, its duties and di-quali-
tications. and the remedies.
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PEreRspURo. October Ql lss.

0|--"I = hIth5bVtN0'f DNVyVNI z Y Ib''F
About Ave years agu, Obtained frum MIR. Tobias,
Washington, a paIr of Glasses for the Spectlclet
hch used and found them of great assistance K
my dccayiug vision; and my opinion Of him is, Thai
he rs skmrir the preparation Of Glasses for eyes
not too tar gone 20 br benefited BY such aid
J. +. MAY.
See, f,rmre testimoniall the Evening Start
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N. b. J. c. Devereux is COMMISSIONS Of the
Court If Claims. feb 23- dtf
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WASHINGTON, August 5, 1885,
Hu5ing 0een for years under the necessity Of has-
ing tSo sets u glasses zone for use IN The daylight,
aud ulie tor anlpllRht II procured one set from NJ.
Tobias, which answered both purposes. have used
ais Tor several mouths, and ind them excellent.
EDNAkD STUBS,
Of Department oi State.
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q. W. WARDEN,
Attorney at Law,
N ILL practice in the courts Of Washington and
pru.ccute claims before the several Depart
menis Of the General government
Office thr a"r No.4al, seventh street opposite
"ashl'gh' Pilce. e aps sm
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vESPASliN ELLIS,
Editor and f'rOprIetor.

en- additional inseriop halt Of the above rates.
ID gpIayed a6vertiaeuaanp charged solid mea are
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D1ed.
On Monday, June %, Of consumption, PAT

On Monday, June %, Of consumption PATRICK KING,
aged "a years.
The friends and relatives are respectfully invited TO At
tend the funeral from his late residence No. 5A Ninth
avenue between Forty third and Forty fourth Streets this
day. at O'Clock His remains will be taken TO Calvary
Cemetery for intermcnt.
Drowned, FRANCES TEMrIR, eldest Of Bchuc O. and
Julia Catharine Wheeler, aged years, months and
days.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited TO at
tend the funeral from the residence Of his father No. IA
Charles street, this afternoon, at two o'clock.
On Monday, Juno 49, WIN. LEWIS CHRISTIAN, suddenly,
in the 43d year OF his age
His funeral will take place at tho Bedford street NJ E.
church. corner OF Morton street. tomorrow afternoon Mt
O'Clock. The friends Of the family also the members of
said church, are respectfully invited TO attend without
further paNce.
On MdtNaH evening, Jsne %, CATHERINE G. CKsAeIo1I,
daugber g. Fhnrles and Eliza Ceragiol aged years.
Her reYYRins were inferred in Greenwood Cemetery.
On Tuesday, June "A, infant Of Horaiio P. and
Josephine L. Carr, aged II days.
On Tuesday June "a ANNE, only daughter of Lewis g.
and Della Binsse aged 10 months.
At Harlem, on Monday night the 23d inst, MARI, r.
COMES aged 80 years months days. the beloved wife
Of Charles IT, Combcs.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited
the NJ F. church, 10th street. between Third and Fourth
avenues.
At Staten Island, on Tuesday morning, June "a, of con-
WILSON'S WAITER second son Of Andrew and Maria Louisa
Toud dSed year and nine months
The relatives aad friends Of tho family are respectfully
Invited 70 M.snd Tx funeral, 10 mos,o. Iporpg, q. half
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Married.


On Tuesday, Oath inst by the Rev. Andrew B. Patcr-
son, Of Salem N j., WALTON w. EVANS of New Bruns-
wick, N. j. 10 ANNA, eldest daughter Of the late j. c..
Zimmerman Consul General Of the Netherlands for the
United States in this city.
On Tuesday, June "a at the residence of the BRIDES
mother, by the Rev. Mr.. Geer Dir. JAMES " REEVE Of
New Granada to Miss MARY ANN BIRMINGHAM, Of this city.
Newark IN J.) and Philadelphia papers please copy
On Sunday evening, June a. by the ri. Rev. Father
Curran Of St. Andrews church, Joy Lyons Of the town
Of Lockrae county Galway province OF Connaught Ire
land, TO Miss MARY ANN MCKINLEY, Of this city.
Detroit and Poughkeepsie papers please copy.
On Monday, June IS at Trinity chapei, by tho Rev.
James Robins, Of Philadelphia, CHARLES L. PERKINS 10
EIIzABETH, daughter Of Samuel Nevins.
In Brooklyn, Tuesday, June "a, by the Rev. R. 8.
SorTs, d. D., HENRI KNOX, of Bandiord, Mass 10 Co
LIMA, daughter of Colin 1ightbody.
Springfield papers please copy
At Irvington n. j., Monday June %, by Rev J. u.
Bruen, GEORGE H. TAYLOR of New York, TO JOSEPHINE D.,
only daughter OF VIM Hickok, Esq.
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rNwENTYFIRsT wARD.-GRAND RALLY OF THE
large enthusiastic meeting Twenty
cracy was held on Monday evening at Hbbard AcCoys,
cali emanatng from the two Democratic SOm.ttses ne
Chairman and on motion Of The Hon Daniel W. Clarke the
seeTssares Douglas Taylor, Joseph Lynch HoraHo p.
Resoy e That we tho united the r
s Snnna approve
s a BY aa al Ss sas
with voice and with united energy they can now rally
ss
s s The sa by deli he Tsa
attacks Of aboions negrosm, and all other ss" black
Resolved That Buchanan have candidate for
the great executive trust Of PRESIDENT Of the United States Of
ate in action tried known and never found wanting Is
modified BY calm wisdom and exact knowledge beyond his
@ ss sAss
can BE S In Sst,y ~ 5 w
every uneonstaonai law However humane benevolent Of
Al ss ns an IF S Sa s e
written and recorded compact Or charter between the
% ns and enS s in s s
private clpsy giving and sranng certain
s Of law
ss,ss , he RssSsss & s q
ste slavery Kansas Freely S Sy
liberty and freedom political We believe that in
the Of the United States depend that
government being confined strictly in its LEGISLATION and action
God deliver from the domination ianatica zeal of
wreck the liberty twenty millions Of white men and
y for freedom negro held IN slavery BY The local law
sse pssds CUNNING s uo
the ~ G moral 70 and noel
Black tockade The puranca wordy Northern
and r SS HS sGS s
summer Hale and others who have saeracsd much oi
Fremont that around his may thrown the Of
Of sa s fs int so az do Of M %
and tlps catch the romantic and the young
platforms political organizations founded On mere
% Of G of ana w sm ss
our admiration Of such legislation has not been increased
come into New York lis called moral mission" was
adopted and attempted to be enforced at the expense the
eonsnonai liberty Of her citizens; BY the same black
freedum which Maine Liquor law here good
time IT, until resisted by the sturdy friends
liberty and freedom and by the firm Judiciary Of New York.
Resolved That the continued sectional agitation Of the
very question the activity the black republican party
whchhas sprung into existence Of that agitation the
plain tendency Of the times depart from
limits Of municipal legislation and to disregard constitutional
ana oas
cordially and harmonousy to unite and earnestly
mend such union for " in union there ia strength"
The assembage then eoqueny and forcby addressed
by Judge Oldham Of Texas Hon Lorenzo Shepard Richard
Busteed ESQ., Hon. Ambrose L. Pinney, Hon. John II. An
thon, Judge Jonas b. Phillips and other speakers
On motion the meeting then adjourned with three three
for /" Buchanan and Breckenridge"
ALEX. +. yACAE, Chairman.
DOUGLAS TAYLOR,
JosErH LYNCH, (ce.r.,oro,
II. 7. CARR, sSsie'aiio''
john KING,
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, June "a, 1855.
Sl0cks firm. Pennsylvania State Elves, 8314; Reading
Railroad, 45s Long Island Railroad 131 Morris Canal
Mk; Pennsylvania Railroad, At.
CHICAGO, June 23-6 P. NJ.
The Atlantic's news had favorable effect on the
kets and prices OF breadstuls sitter Corn had ad
yanced TO 32c. $50. Pork is firm al ST. for mess.
BUFFALO, June al P. NJ.
Flour lower sales 700 bbIs. at IS S. rs for COM
TO choice Indiana, Ohio and Wisconsin, and S. SO SIS
q for fancy and extra do Wheat frmer, sales 1000
bushee prime Milwaukee club at 81 121a Corn frmer,
saes 600 bushels warm, at &c delivered and 1000
bushels sound at &c do Oats held at zoe. Rye 8lc.
Canal freights-Corn 14c and wheat 1885, to New York
Receipts yesterday-6,861 bbs flour, 36,4S3 bushels
wheat; g. 42S bushels corn Canal exports same time
746 bbls. flour, 1882 bushels wheat 2s,775 bushels
sorn
OswEGo June A-8 P. NJ.
% co. Grain quiet Canal freghts lower and unsettled.
Wheat lac 15c.; corn 12c. 13c to New York. Lake
imports today-5o0 bbls. flour, $4,000 bushels wheat.
Canal EXPORTS 900 bbls. of -four 40 900 bushels Of
wheat, 5000 bushels Of corn.