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FROM THE WEST.

The McCOOIe-AIlen wight Decision In Favor of
the Former.
Despatch TO The EDent,g Telegraph
ST. LOUIS, June 16-At midnight last night
Mckinney, the referee in the McCoole-Allen
contest, made the following decision:-
ST. LOUIS, June 15.-I, Valentine Mckinney,
give my decision in the late fight between
McCoole and Allen in favor OF McCoole, there
being foul committed by Allen on McCoole in
last round, by gouging his eyes.
(Signed) VALENTINE MCKINNEY.
There is q great deal of bitter feeling over the
matter and imprecations and recriminations are
emitted from the friends of both parties.
Tennessee Politics Fears that One Of the Gut
bernntoriul Candidates will be NIObbeds
Despatch 10 The BUening Telegraph
NASHVILLE Tenn, June 16.-A special des-
patch from Knoxville says there is every proba-
bility that the Knoxville Whig which has been
strongly in favor of Senter will change 'front.'
and come out for Stokes. There seems to be
much opposition to Senter's plan of universal
suffrage in East Tennessee, and his opponent
appears to have rather got the advantage in the
recent discussion there. The radicals of Blount
county have sworn that Seuter shall not preach
his universal-suffrage doctrine among them, and
fears are entertained that he will be mobbed.
The detection of the Whig from Senters side
will change the aspect of affairs quite materi-
ally. Candidates for the Legislature both ne
groes and white men, are numerous all over the
State, and the contest will altogether be very
lively
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PhiIadeIphia Trade Renort.

WEDNESDAY, june 16.-There is some little inquiry
for Flour for home consumption, but total absence
OF any demand for shipment. About 900 barrels
were taken, including superne at s59525; extras at
s550@5s0 Iowa. Wisconsin, and Minnesota extra
family at s575@65O Pennsylvania do. do. at $3.50
GT5; Ohio do. do at s7@s; and fancy brands $3.50
@1O5O, according to quality. Rye Flour is un-
changed; 100 barrels Western sold at 1925.
The Wheat market is devoid OF SPIRIT and prices,
although without quotable change, favor buyers
Sales OF red at S140@15O; and amber at $lb0(0.
leo. Rye is tirmer sales of 1000 bushels Western at
$3.50. Corn is scarce and in good demand at full
prices sales OF 25S0 bushels yellow at 93@95c. and
2500 bushels high Western mixed at sS@91c. and
1000 bushels white at CSC. Oats very dull; sales
OF Western at I3@1Gc.; and Southern and Pennsyl-
vania at 50@ CSC.
Nothing doing in Barley or Malt.
Bark.-No. Quercitron is quoted at $50 10 ton.
Whisky ranges from f5c. to 81 y gallon, tax paid
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THE PEoACE JUBILEE.
Arrival of Presidcnt Crnnt.

Special Despatch to The Epeni,.g Telegraph
Boston, Mass, June 16. - President Grant
arrived here this morning, and is stopping at
the St. James. lie was enthusiastically cheered
upon his arrival by an immense crowd,
He Reviews the Troops.
After having gone through the usual hand
shaking at the State House he reviewed about
5000 troops, under the command of General b.
F. Butler, on the Common. He will attend the
concert at the Coliseum this afternoon, in COM
pany with Admiral Farragut and staff.
TO-DHy's Concert.
The Star Spangled Banner and the Anvil
Chorus, both with the artillery accompaniment
will be repeated in honor of the Presidents visit
No More Seats TO be Procured.
An immense number of spectators are ex-
peeted, in fact am informed that no more seats
are to be had for either to-day or tomorrow.
To-days programme is splendid, the best to be
given at any of the concerts.
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ARRIVED THIS MORNING.


with mdse. to w. M. Baird 4 90.
Steamer amer J. shriyer Dennis ls hours from Baltimore,
Brig Mary M Williams Pickett 10 days from Caibarien,
Schr Elite, Woolford days from Richmond Va with
lumber to Patterson Lippincott.
schr d n Merrim2n Tracey, days from Frankford,
Scbr John p Speddon. Mccall days from Norfolk Va.
sehr Il T. HSlocE Hsiioct Il S'f days from Jacksonville.
Schr Ellen Hogate, Goding days Pantego NO,
with lumber to NoTcross sheets The E H. was 80 hours
Schr Mary and Caroline Fowler, day from Leipsic,
Dell with grain to Jos. E. Palmer.
Correspondence of hs Philadelphia Eec1ange -
LEwEs, Del, June A-Ship NJ Mosher, from fhila-
depha or Antwerp is at anchor OUTSIDE the
sit do for Georgetown d. O.; and Ellie Bodine, from
Philadelphia for Hog Island are az the DIg
John Sanderson, from pemeara has lett the
for Philadelphia Wind s.. raining. Ia Ia Lyons.
MEMORANDA.
Steamship Prometheus Gray, hence at Charleston yes
Rs Julie Michies Dade from London Philade
phns pnone Anna Nielsen hence at Flsinore LIST inst
Baraue Sohamy Snow, at Boston 18th tnst from Mes
Brig Bessie Harris Alen from GenOa for Philadelphia
al ISs seud Crosby and Gazelle Cole from Palermo for
Phladelphia towed through the Straits 24th ut
Schr Hiawatha Lee for Philadelphia saeo Irom New
sokTs James Martyr, Baker; L. A. Burlingame Bur
lngame Mary Augusta Lord and H. L. Porter sparks
Schr Alice b. Alley, Philadelphia, cleared at Boston
schT l. A. panenhOwsr. for Philadelphia. sailed nom
Se6r T. e. BuSton. Godthwaits, hence for Boston. at
Newport 18th inst
sc6r LAmartine Butler, hence, AZ Bristol 18Th inst
sebr George KilbOrn, Stanley hence, At Newport 18th
instant
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The Great Peace Jubilee -TO-day's
PrOgramme-BOstOn Exhila-
rated-ArTival Of the
President-He Meets
with an Enthu-
siastic Re-
ceptiOn.
Affairs in the West -McCoole
Declared the Winner of
Yesterdays Fight
Tennessee Politics.
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Revival Among the Negroes.


FORTRESS MONROE, June 16.-Quite revival
has occurred among the freedmen at slabtown,
about two miles from the fort. Thirty-four con
verts were baptised by immersion on Sunday
last, in the presence of about thousand spec
tators.
Produce for Northern Markets.
These freedmen and their families generally
are doing O thriving business in raising vege-
tables for the Northern markets, and so large
has the trade become that the steamers are un-
able to carry all the freight offered
Anew Watering Place.
The old Hygeia Hotel has been fitted up as
a summer watering place, and is conducted by
Captain Henry Clarke an old army officer.
The steamer N. P. Banks has been put on the
line between Norfolk, Chenystown, and York
town, in place of the Echo, which has proved to
be too small to accommodate the travel during
the summer.
The Practice Squadron.
The practice squadron from the Naval Aca-
DENY consisting of the frigates Savannah and
Macedonian, and the sloop-of-war Dale, are ex-
pected to arrive to-day, and will probably re-
main three or four days before proceeding on
their summer cruise.
Virginia Politics.
Politics in this vicinity are not very lively
and the people, both white and black, seem to
utiNC COluC w JuS buGIC 10 llOTc
money in the potato business than in politics.
Harris, the colored candidate for Lieutenant
Governor on the Wells ticket, resides in Hamp-
ton, where he keeps small drug store and
practises medicine among the colored people.
Colonel Walker, the conservative candidate for
Governor, resides in Norfolk. He is President
of bank, and is very popular in that vicinity.
The reg istering officers are-husily engaged in
preparing their lists for the election.
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.THE EUROPE.AN M.ARKETS
This Mornings Quotations.

By Atlantic Cable.
LONDON, June 1G-A. M.-Consols for money 935 {;
for account, 92a{ United States Fiye-twenties,
S0T Erie, 1881 Illinois Central, %.
LIVERPOOL, June 16-A. M.-COtton active; mid
ding uplands, 112id.; middlng Orleans 12d. The
Sales OF the day are estimated at $4,000 bales.
HAYRE, June 16.-COttOn closed easier last night
at 144f on the spot, and 18S 1Gf., anoat.
This Afternoons Quotations.
LONDON, June 16-P. M-Conssls for money, 92% /;
for account, 9215@925S; U. S. 5-2Os quiet. Stocks
quiet.
LIVERPOOL, June 16-P M.-Cotton active; mid
ding upands, 11Td. middling Orleans 1216d. !;
the sales are now estimated at 10000 bales.
Total shipments of cotton from Bombay to the 11th
instant 62, 600 bales.
Lard, TBS. Turpentine, 21s. Cd.
LONDON, June 16-P. M.-Linseed Oil fiat.
HAvRE, June 1G.-Cotton opened quiet
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FROM GETTYSBURG.

Dedication of the Gettysburg National MOnu-
ment.
GETTYSBURG, June 16.-The Board of Mana
gers of the Soldiers National Cemetery, through
its committee of arrangements respectfully in
vite all the soldiers who were in the battle of
Gettysburg, and the military, municipal, and
civil organizations of the country, and the citi-
zens generally, to participate in the ceremonies
of the dedication of the monument on the 1st of
July. Senator Morton will deliver the oraton
Bayard Taylor the poem, and Henry Ward
Beecher the prayer. DAVID WELLS,
Chairman Committee of Arrangements.
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FROM NEW JERSEI.
overnor Curtin En- Route for New York.

Governor Curtin En- Route for New York.
Despatch TO The EUening Telegraph.
TRENTON DEPOT, n. j., June 16.-Ex-Gover-
nor Curtin, accompanied by his family, Hon. A.
X. Mcclure, and several other of his per-
sonal friends, and large delegation of City
Councils, passed through here this morning on
the fast line for New York. They were furnished
by President Gatzmer with special car.
Minister Curtin will sail for Russia tomorrow
and his friends will remain in New York until
his departure.
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OFFICE OF THE EVENING TELEaRAPH,l
"Wednesday, June 10, 1869, (


Wednesday, june IL, 1862 !
Our local money market continues in favorable
contrast with that OF New York city, where money
is represented as having been very scarce yesterday
and the rates high. 1t is quite possible that con-
tnuance OF the strngency would lead to the trans
higher rate OF interest," and no doubt we are cred-
tors already TO large amount, but far the supply
is fully ample TO the demands of all classes OF bor-
rOWers whose wants, however appear to be neither
very great nor urgent There is not much specula-
tive feeling in the market at the present tme which
Is rather favorable circumstance in the disturbed
condition OF financial affairs
Can loans are quite active, and the tendency Of
the rates Is upward. The usual figure Is per cent,
with exceptional cases above and below. Discounts
range between eos per cent for drst-class paper
only.
Governments are very dun and weak. Gold is
active and steadily falling. The opening sales were
made at 1875. O. otations at 12 NJ. 373S, weak.
The Stock market was moderately active this
morning, and prices generally were very well sus
tanned. State and City loans were steady at pre-
viOusly quoted rates. The Lehigh gold loan changed
hands at 93A, interest OH
There was considerable inquiry for Reading Rail-
road, and IL changed hands at 499491S, b. o.; Penn
sylvania Railroad was disposed OF at 474 Lehigh
Valley Railroad at 561l@56}s Philadelphia and Erie
Railroad at 321S, and NorristOwn Railroad at &c.
sales We're only in a small way at 81 for Lehigh
Navigation. 1879 was the best offer for Schuylkill
Navigation preferred.
In Bank shares there were no transactions
Passenger Railway shares were generally steady.
Chestnut and Walnut sold at As. 35 was bid for Fifth
and Sixth; 1874 for Thirteenth and Fifteenth 2T for
Spruce and Pine; 61 for West Philadelphia and l2
for HestOnville.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
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A pTsAppoINTED LOVERS REDREss.-Not a

A DISAPPOINTED LOVERS REDREsS.-Not
hundred miles from Llandyssil, Cardiganshire,
Wales, young man, disappointed in love affair,
ceitfu love" after she had been welded to another:
IL, Nov. 4, 1s68.-Mrs.--late Miss, to Mr.. - To 90
glasses OF wine at different fairs and markets,
i8s 3D.. TO l pair shoes, and heeng another pair
that / wore out in going and coming from --,
4s. Cd. for Drs bill for curing cough, caught by
cs 9s 9d to postage etc, 1s lid. to deceying me
and throwing me out OF partner for life, e100; to
time fi2 to 9 days lost in your company ga "a. 3D.
-cl2S 14s, cd"
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FROM BALTIMORE.
Sailing Of a Bromen steamship.

NPeofuI UeSPuIoH 70 IHe IsoenlAg ItleBTdph
BALTIMORE June 16.-The steamer Ohio, OF
the Bremen line, sails at noon to-day for South
ampton. Amongst her passengers are A. s.
Abel and his son Charles, of the Baltimore Sun;
also Charles G. M. Gwinn, Captain Mclaughlin
and his wife, and many other Baltlmoreans.
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The expenses of the police In Russia are higher
than those Of any other country In Europe.
"A Berlin inventor has patented a burglars ma
chine that will cut open any safe-and been pun
ished for It.
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Steamshp Commander, Howe, New York, John +. OIL
Barque Kaleya, Petre Cronstadt, S. L. Merchant Co
Schr Sarah Fisher, Moore Cedar Point, j. E Stevens
Sehr Eva Adele Eaton Georgetown, Nc. A. Souder Co.
sohr 81 a. E Harrington, Stevens Cedar Point CAPTAIN
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
lBY TELEoRAPH.l

FORTRESS MONROE, June 10 Arrived, ship j. s. De
Wolfe, from Cardiff with railroad iron for Norfolk.
(By Atlantic Cable.)
SOUTHAMPTON, june 16,-Arrivod steamship Leipzig,
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Messrn JAY COOKE q co. quote eoxsrnmon, 8.

Messrs. JAY CooKE GO; quote Government secu-
rifles etc, as follows us. 6s, s 121 x 400
OF 1852 1221k@1229S do 1864, 1161S@1tf1; do Nov,
1860, lls1l@1lsh; do, July, 1863 liex91lS1l do,
@1o5h. Pacidcs 1O6aS@1064s Gold, 1917.
Messrs. DE HAVEN a BROTHER, No. 40 8 Third
street. Philadelphia, report the following quotations:
u. s. IS OF 1881, 121 k9121A; do 1852 1991S @12221
do 1854 1167f@1173s; do. 1855, l1s9S@11sx do 1866
new, 119A@119X; do. 1861, new, 119H@tt9A; do.
1858, 11el@119S do bs, 1O40s, i0sA910614; U. s.
80 Year per cent Cy., 1O63S@1O61 Due Comp. Int
Messrs. WILLIAM PAINTER Co., No. 80 s. Third
street report the following quotatiens:-U g. es Of
1884, 121@12iA 5-20s Of 1853, 12l E@122H; do 1864
IiiS%@liSH do. 1895, k llsk9llsN do: July, 1895,
1855 119ASilsX; IS, 1O-4O, 1OsaiOsK. Gold, 1914
1917. /
PENNSYLVANIA CANAL CoMPANY.-The following
are the receipts for the week ending June 10,
lSOS
Previous in 1869 .................1 139, ,894 61
Total I'm 1852 S153, ,207 90
To same period in 1865. 122, ia
Increase in 1862 $50, S3s
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OLEARED THIS MORNING.

STATE THERMOMETER EVENING TELEGRAPH
OFFICE.
A. M.......G IL A M.........72 3 p. M........7S
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TIE Mill Between the Champion Heavy
Weights-McCOO Standing I'm st. Louis
Allen the PluclSiest Man.
The New York Worlds correspondent telegraphed
from St. Louis yesterday the details OF the mill be-
tween McCooe and Allen.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-24
no n EFARY 4 COMMERCIAL
rev York Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YoRK. Feb. %.
CorToN-Firmer and in good demand; :;
sales $500 bales at 2954c for middllng up
FLOUR Receipts 1854 barrels; DUH and
hea aVy 5al0e lower; sales 400 barrels at
So 55d6 30 for superfine State aud West
ern (; 50 45@G 90 for extra State; SO 30qs7 20
for extra W estern; s7 254s 20 for white
wheat extra; S6 G59S 10 for rOund-hoop
@S.2 90 for good TO choice do; closing
heavy. RE Flour is heavy; sales of 2SO
Corn MEAL In re quest; sales 500 barrels
Brandy vine at So
skY-QuieL and unchanged.
Rseeiptss s eyer ,o oP2nyer il, in e fais ,s
mixed nj 81 5iai 5S5 for 70 n No. do IN in store
and atloat; the latter an extreme; 81 - for
red Indiana; Il 20 for ehoiee e white Cali
Spring In bond.
RYE Dull.
BARLEY-Quiet and firm; sales OF 5000
bushels extra choice state at 81 IT in store;
81 80 for Canada West.
betieT sales 6 bnsbeis at asIe foP
new mixed Western: $50 for white West
ern: Soc Tor Southern yellow; 9Sc@sI o. for
OATs~Receipts G,d25 bushels; lower and
more active; sales 6iO00 bushels at 7340
1870 for Western in store, and 75c for do.
STOCK OF GRAIN IN WAREHOUSE.
Wheat, 1920 ,ot6 bushels; corn, 1,3s6,604
bushels; Oats, 2.ll0953 bushels; Rye, 2l6,60I
bushels; Barley, lS5 bushels; Malt, d.
304 bushels; Peas, So 253 bushels.
PORK-Lower and unsettled sales of 2,200
barrels at S3l 2593l 82 for new mess !;
$50 50ts3l 90 for old prime: S2S d3l for prime
mess; also sales OF 750 barrels new mess,
sellers a pril, at S3l 10.
BEEF-Stesdy; sales of 40 barrels at S91
sl6 90 for new PLAIN mess; Sl4eSl9 so for new
extra mess. Tieroe Beef dull; sales of l25
4 tiefces t1t S27qs30 for prime mess; S3L1535 for
india mess. Beef Hams quiet; sales OF 90
barrels at 29G2954c .s st --.-a-f
4CUr MEATs-Quiet; sales of150 packages
| at l3t4a l4c for shoulders. l.-.
HoGS-Dressed, heavy. and lower; 314(9
l34c for Western; 13540l414c for city.
MIDDLES-Dull and heavy.
LARD-Heavy and lower; sales of 600
| tierces at l715g l9e for steam; l901914c for
| kettle rendered; also sales of 25O tferees
! steam, sellers February at l9c. -.
! BUTrER-Firm at 2jGg35c for Ohio; 40952c
/ for state.
1 CHEEsE-Firm at I7@22c for common to
| prime.
/ FREIGHFS-To Liverpool lower
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NIeagO Market.

B5 TeIegraphl CHICAGO, Feb. ..
EASTERN ExCHANGE-FirTn; LILO prem
INN selling, 4 10 Off bnying.sa
FLoUR-Ceu tet aud firm sales of Spring
extras at s. 25tse6 80.
WHEAT-QuIet, unsettled and Irregular;
sales of No. at 81 2lgl p = No. 2 at 81 I454
al I6%, closing with sellers at 81 I5ss:
sales since Change ats Is.
CoRN-Quiet. and firmer, and 1zG%e
higher; sales of new at 58149g59e; no grade
at 561f f0565zc; new yellow at &C. and clos
ing quiet at $3.50 tor new; safes OF new
this afternoon at 5S3zc: sales Of NO.I at
69c for seller first hall of May; No. 2 at 04e
ts641Sc Tor seller for May 81 r
OATs-Dull, and holders sfirner- and he
axe higher: sales of No. z at 53lSa5fl<c:
rejected al 50t2c, closing with buyers at
534c, and sellers at 5318c- .sl GHa +s..-.
RYE-In firIn request, and a shade firm.
er. ranging at 81 1891 20 for Winter, and
fresh receipts of o. L closing at 81 i91sR
ST 20 for fresh receipts y F-.s--raI
BARIEY-Duil, W eaIx and nominal. and
20a4e lower; sales of Ne. 2 in Northside
House at 81 IS, and closing nominal at 81 81
HIGHWINEs-Quiet,a at 90c.
MRSS PORK-0pened duH and easier;
sales at S3J 75H3l % for substantial aud
became drmeS under n fair deaaud ana
advanced and elosod strong at S3I 259
LARD-Quiet and easier, at ISaIS1<c.
HAAIS-Sweet picked hams. l7l<c
BULK NJ MEATS-Shoft rh IN iddIes l59aI5L<c:
loose Cumberland I4149I41ac; dry saILed
shoulders I2c.
GREAsE-White I59l514c; yellow I21S9
13L5c; brown l01a91lc.
DRESSED HoGS-DuH and eaS. .er ranging
at Sll 009i2 %, and closing at SD G04l2 so
| for fair to good, ana Sll 80 for common
| Live dull, and 25d50e lower, at SO OOa9 65
BEEF CATFLE-Quiet aud nOmiually
! lower, at 50 l596 10 for cows and light
steers.
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schenck,s PuImOnIc syFup.

Seaweed Tonic, and Mandrake Pills will
cure Consumption, Liver Complaint, and
Dyspepsia. II taken according to the diroc-
tions. They are All three to be taken at
the same time. They cleanse the stomach,
relax the liver, and put it TO work; then
the appetite becomes good the food dlgests
and makes good blood; the patient begins
to grow In flesh the diseased matter ripens
ia the lungs, and the patient outgrows the
disease and gets well. 1his Is the only WY
to cure Consumption.
To these thiee medicines DIR. ]. II.
sehenck, or philadelphia. owes his uuri-
vailed success In the treatment OF Pulmo-
nary Consumption. The Pulmonic Syrup
rIpeUs the morbid matter I'm the lungs,
nature throws IL or by an oasy exPectOra.
ton, for when the phIegm or matter is
ripe a slight cough win throw IL on, and
the patient has rest, and the lungs begin
to heal. $50.
To do this, the Seaweed Tonic and Man
drake Pills must be freely used 10 cleanBs
the stomach and liver so that the Pull
monic syrup and the food Will make good
blood.
Schenck's Mandrake Pills act upon the
liver, removing ali obstrnotions, relax the
ducts OF the gall Bladder, the bile starts
freely. and the liver is soon relieved; the
stools will show what the Pills can do; no.
thing has ever been Invented except ealo-
mel Ga deadly poison, which is very dan
gerons to use, unless with great eare) that
will unlock the gall bladder and start the
secretions of the liver like Sohenek's Man
drake Pills.
Liver Complaint is one OF the most
prominent causes OF Consumption.
Schenck's Seaweed Tonic is gentle
stimuian and Alternative, and the aikaai
IN the teaWeed, winch this preparation ia
made Of assists the stom aoh 20 throw out
the gastric juice TO dissolve the food with
the Pulmonic syrup. and IN made into
good blood without fermentation or sour
ing In the stomach.
DR.. Schenck, In his treatment, does not
try 70 stop cough, night sweats, chtlis,
or fever. Remove the cause, and they will
All stop OF their own accord. No one can
be cured ofConsumptIon, Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia, Catarrh, Canker, or liberated
Throat unless the liver anu stomach are
made healthy
When there IA no lung disease and only
Liver Complaint aud Dyspepsia, Bchenck's
seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills are
suficient, without the Pulmonic syrup;
Take the Mandrake Pills freely IN ali
bilious e~mplaints, az they are perfectly
harmless.
DIR. schenc&, who has enjoyed uninter-
rupted health for many years past, and
now weighs rs ponnda, was wasted away
to mere SKI Teton, In the very last stage
oi pulmonary consumption, his physi-
less and abandoned hfm % hfa fate. lie
was CURED by the aforesaid medicines.
Full directions accompany eacig, max
| ing IL not absolutely necessary To see DIR.
Schenck, unless patients wish their lungs
examined; ana for this purpose ho ~ pro-
fessionally at his principal ONCE, Phila-
delphIa. every Saturday, where all letters
OF advice must be addressed.
Price OF the PulmOnic Syrup and Sea-
weed Tonic, each 81 90 per bottle, or 81 50 "A
half dozen. Mandrake Pills, 25o. per box.
For sale by all druggists.
fe2 dAWIy BDN1
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H0USE.

The Senate joint Resolution No. z.
instructing our Senators and request
ing our Representatives to use their
influence and votes for the repeal of
the Tenure of Office Act, was read a
third lme, and passed by the follow
ing vote: Ayes SO; nays 8. -sisse
Senate Bill No. 123, to amend Sec
ton II of the act for the organization
of County Boards, providing for the
repair of jaiIs and other public build
ings, was read third time and put
upon its passage. The vote on the
same resulting as follows The bill
failed to receive the constitutional
majority. ~ .,a.s e''r.
Senate Joint Resolution No. IL,
instructing our Senator's aud request
ing our Representatives in Congress
to use their influence and vote for a
bill for the relief of Mary Burriss,
whose son was lost on the steamer
Sultana, while in Government employ,
was read third time. and passed by
the following vote: Yeas, 90; nays I
Senate Bill No. 81, touching the
consolidation of railroads, and declar-
ing the effect of the same, with amend
ments thereto, was read third time
and passed-yeas 70; nays IL.