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GLOVE ANo0 fNE
Ce~Piais no more Of Aching Teeth.

YvHESE Drops have been extensively used by
Thousands whose experience has proved. that
the Aroayne vi give imnediase and rer1asenf
relief AFTER the failure u every other remedy II
10 pleasant 20 the taste and smell. and . few s,-
piicssises viii essisvly the pain ssS sore
fr0s . aecayed tooth. 80 that IL may he Sll-d
and r~sa~r~4 useless q ever wbea the p1in
prsee~1s frss the fare. 90 frs@ The gums srsxns
. fsssh spp~rwsslv s~asd, this A.eass< va xsre
sgd. rvli~f ~ rsbbisg fr~ arsys 90 the p.rss
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70 he as high'y sppr~risfrd By the Psslse ss il 70
~ eensisss
Read ths fsIiosi.r iers<r fre1 en< 81 The meg
6ssiaxulsAsS Fr>c.i~sl arssaszs IN The riy - Nee
TEA
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nv practices lave sxfsnssselr asel yer Glove
Ass<vs~ vssk mach ssceess re- the rvl5~s a tAr
rss<ssehs. and ~ ! oe1ssaasir r~usmn~n4 n ss
nr p~.s~~ss. s~~@ ~ bot is-s 70 inserl ys- Ct
he , <s sYsssss have 81 Il esss efAer remedies
60 yesrs. re<f~rsssss.
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cWistellaaesss Adrntsemeuts.
PopolaP Family J0asoa1s.

DywlEg axp WILLS VIEW voKx. pyp-
Lea Tie sstbssisx Fep4l.r .ne >eienisse Sc
rzsls whacA s1sr& xxo<iArzs sps-srsEA.;s ~
bringing b<fS-e ths Pssiir az sass-cts q g~serx;
zzfcrsss-
n Illustrated
s-s- Class vsrkiy Fssss-S1l se~ssslsr- <evs-
to- . Ms Liierztzrc. >cs~ucs zz1 TIE Arts -
E.ssrsxazz~rs- lzP<vsc1e4I @E4 sseser&
Pr0--r-s las rrig-aRs re.14is 0r-xrzal Essays.
H,sss<lcai Sse<rzfAsc&i Hs4 aescrEF<sre s&stckss
~ t-zrsl sa< s&S.at<r~- Ts~sry- p~Rais1g. nssse-
sc4lg<ar-. el1-- srsscass 80 scs>nue- s<rsrzfsrs.
karsa<-ls4rs gey2sale-s. e&zcAzsOn- as1 every To-
per wNi-t 10 e smp~-1nr~ i.t~-~<s ~. es-.ssa-
Tag - r~nS~r - sse Of ths s~ss FAnay Ae~sp~-
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NOTICED.

TIME copartnershipi in the Banking Business
heretofore existing between Eugene Kelly, Of
the City Of New York, and Joseph A. Donohoe,
Win. q. Ralstoh, and Ralph 8. Frctz, ofSan Fran
cisco under the firm name of EUGENE KELLY
l. Co, New York, and DON oboe, RALSTON L
CO., San Francisco, will cease on the irst day Of
July, 1864, Eugene Kelly and Joseph A, Donohoe
Withdrawing from the copartnership.
The business will be settled in New York by
Eugene Kelly, and in San Francisco by VIM G.
Rai9Aou and u. 8. Frets. EAzs - - so
Dcposltors arc requested to hand in their hooks
for settlement at the banking house Of Donohoe,
Rsls1on l. Co. 'tt .'.- 4 .f'(iatiV
ENGINE KELLY,
rrerY rgrv lPev ]. A. Donohoe, Attorney, ]
.tMgi Ettl JOSEPH A. DONOHOE,
''--@ ''s'- WIN. G. RALSTON,
~ X. S. FRETz.
San Francisco, June -, 1864.
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Drrssel 10 hyersr~.shy. Ets PhiissOpsy as4
prsclcr is PhFsisiu.y As4 2s-tuE.- wna Has
trstivs ea<rzSsa<s 20 esetesi- ere-ei-- eicthrne
eccgpaiioas. 4na~e1ests, 2A4 ths-s l4Ws wkleh
govern Life aa4 healih. PEbssast EnoEtki.. IL
convenieat form for b.B4ias, at on. ao.lsr yezr
IN advance.
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cHB UDERSIGNED. CALLING ATTENTION
tothe above card. give notice that on and amer
the 6t day Of July next they will continue the business
Il w shove einssuptiss, 1t the
old bankn, house Of Donohoe Ralston Co., in this
city. under the 6rm name Of FRETZ RALSrON,
end in Nev Yssk shsosgA the agency Of Asaws.
LEES 4 WALLER, No. - Pss Ssrs<s ssA 49, %
and ser tbs sh day Of July next, they tnsrsAs visA
d. o. Nifs. J. B. rhomas. Louis NeIAne. Asa T.
lAvssa, Wn- z. B.roa. Thomas Bel. sJno- o. Earl,
w. Nsria. J. whsss~y. IT,. O. 2. Giaa. A. Psss.
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!. SAFES. SAFES!
q. Tol.0 An.
- Battery Saeeee. Ao0 rT0Ortsro.
N,eLE 49, 50 TlLToN 4 NeFARLANDs
~ c.l-h-..-d F.-e-Fr0of All DarxiAr a0GPA.
Ttis sax s. neil Azown IN the zzrkei for SIS IA
s=-Pssse4 f-e-Pso-of FsaIsty. A@rinz witkssoed in
Csfz<v-zra sei n She Eat. the hottest fires
izorn- W. esr rrfsx - easlsess certISe.aes from
parties n osr r-iniR< tS.ss. eSere these SAFES
kare b-er ssbs.ci 10 The Es.f severe tests 81 It's
fre-qaaIsii~s These SAFE are se.zrea By our
G00tstuaaiOa L0rk.
Tkis Loes "a n every respect the mos; secure
On. il zse II Ieazires the Key and combinations 10
cpez The SEE n the key should be sbsiraeted
from The owner. il would Le perfectly useless to
the pOssessor siihou, his lsa~iBg the eombin.-
ton. or -eatal key, which the owner carries in
kis head.
10 Issse in want Of . reliable safe, we offer the
above t@sspsr than any other in the market.
nay- A large assortment on hand and TO arrive
+. TILMAN,
2.. I'm. 90 Battery ST., San Francisco.
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HvDPIEs q the Revised Statutes e washs
~ ,oa Terrisc-y ssr sale ~
GEO. A. BARNES
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sa.sy As.a@ aoS sus0.0sU9b
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PILLS. -F
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ssas4 ssriss,ed b decay
CseFsssss1 - ssDsse - soususns OVo6uA
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Price . h~a-
TO CORRG&n09O0u18.
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ever esstast, Who ssy aesirs d spisiss ssA -
icai advice ~ The Dsrssr - she5rrespeeoV snDo.
and Who shisk proper 10 ssbois . Usiaasa sasas.
meat ef sseh in prrsrrrsrs 70 As,Aisg psrsaaal
interview respectfully asssred thss s6eis &C.,
ma sicssioss viii ~ held Dsss sseseA. f
u The case be fslly ssd casdidly deseribsA, ~
sensl eommunicssioa vii. be ssDeue1sA, - In
suetions TO aiet, -eEisen, ssd he gepesal tssss-
nent Of the case itself, (ineludiae lie reos16es)
will be forwarded without delay, aad IL sssA .
manner as to convey no Zee - the purpsss u shs
lettes or parcel - trsnsoissed. ~ ff
The Doctor would take this oceasies = soaD
those DESTROYS Of medical relief, that be has se-
connection with auv other once.
N. BAH letters and mouey mast b addrsssoa
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r EAvES osyups. far vi~soras and iafsrn~Si-
4 .a~ p~rss every nss&sy serxssk- ssP~r'ss
{arslsss<s Sss carrying casll<-
of-zrs Jsns 10. i-Ss- IN
, 1864-07-27
New York Domestic Goods Market,

rr,oI, n. xor York journal of Commerce, aM.1
Tb.re @ m has bee been yer, nj; novsmeat of anr eost
ssss Rf sf
Nele to De named but Ne presume Inc 1nsstted cod
T 9sn ~ as hs ae1s 70
- aa Tie money mqkeI wa sasy and syefy ore va
aah Ct On !ist5 DAYS cfsdit Bnt now fiat Ii. Plneh
gg e ss
pended fteir fesdS msass Wsiie ths eastoasfs
ieac. They :Wcuid sui i't' 20 On OFT to some exteat
1g oua Sns s z onn
issf I @ 5 S # d;s
Gn1e5 III pas p" f ns eaa 1I ~ o Il az
es 4 9 t. 1s
e. less aTccted aud thus while produce viii os high.
asT7 stt IL ~ wde e
e:e oi buyers: Nc notics al lew Mexican snd Now
ss1vey but
S5sSS sasSses 4s2 .7 ssxn nfsSet s:!s
i
aD gn4 da eS ssV
so Y 56s sEGs Esy OF
nc gwen tse R;t aRHes 1Ss ,ss
isaaire makes arc as sttuaS is ever, The extreme
NJ @ %oaa es o
nsx orders below Is. Jut tns htgesst delivery we
h1ys 5sea yfs foods ars held By agents at
en hnf % have he srd nf E1tsids "a a. al 65kAG3
K corToN IraSs4SWea Lscop1a 1t X sithou7h
tbtfe are nons in acents' hands; hanaEeag 50
FisherV,ie Il. 70' 0'11
Co1rrH FLAsrr1a-Thc price OF these 7oods has
1--we improved, there is ,noso demand again for cot.
nnctra a sf ~ u17"''e7' ''~0 W.
s1R1pRs AND TrcKs.-Thsre has been little done.
Eeag t1cis afe Grotsd at 3l.05 %. at e74,
al - IL 75X. Fo+E ID fnch ticks 87H DO Sc Inch
sax: Eyereif tfcka ;a ETerett stripes have Bo1d 1t
s2G' -'e's1| eeAs '@7s'
UxS1us.-He sbou1d nuotc the York at 875f. aud
the Amt skcar 1t au aIhopEh the nominal rate il sHc
hisheT. The ptce Il nono 100 high for ahe cost. but
, 1864-07-27

1is GEE &; fssa.
~Mog:: b I.is1s.Hiss Msnshss:aT. Fa;,ae sad
Sn52 laye az eFtnse o2
~
Il Q ns-1he1e Is no further ch..ze In the:a.s
cot'en WaTps aro sellns d sis35ss 50 fof No. 70
2 E. Sc
s.ssa3 b 1or etaldsrt', and ss.aaa@559 ios cItrs
Amy tcrscss ars scarce The gozer,meas has
sssa rT sdp s e. T. st os
Who und.4aEto 10 nx the price Of goais for fa;nrs
y g Rts N xssse s;s,
wfaid cot to-day S:.o. without pro1t or conaais-
r. ssass IF psa =
zsei "a 5sss sass: r. AZ
s',ns e =.
FLAxsRLs AND 6LASKErs-AEmy lanaals ara
h!eler, ano la.se sxls wss n,aae to soysta. as
see s.lss 4 81 ~ ys.d & aa.!sies = II xees @
,he nRht vel! ~, so!a T. a. z3s Masn ha waf began.
CAErxrs,-l The Lowell Co. havo but few goods cn
baud and decline to NINE . orlos Tor the sant.
The fan sales must oosn st material advaneo.
IIt Its1kHY.-Wo Etpea. the QUO .atioas OF last week
Tie 4 4 Ea1k ,hifs ia dra.e;s a!s selling 4 iot
ana Sol 0cs2: 10 for plan blos. :.
sdT5 sas sS Szsf s' S9.as Fss sa:, ssais,
rs sa xea
Koy ce; . ~ sas cens higher Pad II :. astiys d:
mt Th s,aae ss
ed ha aa GIL & tel II
Waterloo ara offered cautiously. The Iaacs ~
, 1864-07-27
Markets by Telegraph
NEW YOEK CATTLE MARKET.

ITelcsrepoed Exclusively to the Chicago Tribune I
NEW YORK Monday KTeaing, July 25:lE6s
BEEF cATfLE-The receipts Of Beet Cattle at Al.
1ertons yards to-day are about 20 bea5, tie quslt.
tics which have ranged rcm ve'y inferior to extra
pEades. The weather in the morning was anything
but AvcEahe fog business it blew and ralned con.
anucusl5 until moon. Tiers hss been an active de-
md for tha best stock. but inferior qualities are
slow and dun- The top prices current today, exeu
oiuE extra ard fancy grades are net weight. sci
ler sinking oGA tsG19c; medium quality, say the
average OF good fa!r droyc Of lnoia steers 163lsc
the lowest rstes including Light thin Steers and
c1arse Oxen. etc 9H@.sc.
EHEEP-Tht eheep market IS not lively, and, com
pn2ed With list Eesl, prices are fully 1c lower.
Beet price = b. live weight, Sc.
ROGS-The den and for Hogs, compared with last
week. Better for best quslities, and mcra limited
for poorer, with arc plenty. Tho range Of prices
D, live *e'Eht. are quoted at sk9t1Hc.
Several hundred Cattle and thousands Of Sheep
the drought, with has 10 widely existed, but which
at1eugth appears to have ceased with the refreshing
showers which have fallen during the last few days.
SoLoH RonSsoN.
" NEW ToRE, TueedAy. July &C.
yiS5 9 81 ssal ss
Esoa fn9s,;I Spa;,y iGRpoa quality ss
Sf5s. az.
vstL ci1vss-Ftst quality 1as1tc 2 D. ordinary
'H@s4s la24s gsAs s Ae Asie 50 80
:s e.; = sra,;:1y sxl; sseass common ss. 30 infs
Teisi eir!s ii q fsts stoss fer isl xesE il.
etk rsep md
So. BroTni1ss- SIS :eoEs. T;ysal ealves,
Is, tteep .na ianh.. $751; @ @GsanSs1!ses11 s
at:tbstp I'D I.iaSt: ss!e: II b2tehe!s.beesss
, 1864-07-27
Cincinnati Blur4et.
Ecerfx1 N1.natrh m thr ChfraFrs Trs,,,+ea


CtSc1NEATI, Tu.sday, July H.
tAuE-Aa1ket dull and unaes:.od, and prices non.
ma. ttero htyms beeaEo dcuan3 Al the close
noioefs asked $3.50 for sapczaae: s99s fer Extra ;
t9as ter Family, and 500 ior trade brands. Some
srat let's ofner Flour wt.e e1asn!tsd during tha
RteE+ And sud at vxtt,us rates, according to the
quality.
dsAts -wleat-Masket clozes Quitt. With but Ut :
ia efsfost!en 10 buy sell, 1t slsa3ls 81 for Rsd
sha sslea2 215for White. 6aes were made OF fs~
Aed 1t s1SS, ana Nov Whits at s1t2- Cora ts 1b1s
tel demand Ear is SOLD at s1 81le. and sae'lea at
*1.le IN eleFatot- Oats-mar1et firm. a. fna close
they we're wanted At Etc IN hulk or elevator. Rye
nsrEsf dun at ff4E.
FRoV1s1oss-Markes dun. Thtre has not been any
cea aro and not enough onc to establish quotations
tM Can give are tha,ntes k.sed. with the ranasx
that thcsc who had to buy wouli nsve to payihesa
rates, whe many Wcra compc.1ci to sell On connls-
sien, tQna to 4c z = In bt1k msats, oscon and
lHrd, ana &aio9am p brl On pork would have had to
be made Mess po:k bel At $40 % for city: lard
at1sc bulk meati II, 9iskc a7a tic for shoulders
and ear stdta.' Bscou-16c for shoulders, aud 1sa
.she for cl.ar ades augas cured. Beef quoted At
s1slo@;9lt for packed.
WH1aKT-Aarketh has beea Arrn ont closed duil At
$l.73, with few bu7e1s
, 1864-07-27
Milwaukee Aiarkez.

IopsClH D1Spatcu 10 KHu IH1C82u 111UQHa.I
MILWAUKEE,. Tuesday Evening, July 2S.
GRA1x-Wbeat-8sceipts 1900 bu. dArkst lrzegu :
lar Ind advanced lc = hn cloa1x dull and sl1ghtly
lovtr with eales this morning f25dto bu at $!.s,
$llxx, ana $s.lo- On Change e,oo9 bn was soil at
S2l7t Oats steAfy and nemsr with sales Of 1908 bu
at &c. Corn nonlnal-ao Eates. Rye and barley
sea.cc-no sales.
DurTxa. Market steady, .saics-A hrkfns cholea
ata1c.
Woo1-Droop.ng aid .satls lower.
- LATER. 80
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES very quiet this afternoon
c,oa!nR heavy. Sales we're :-ts0oo bu No epsl1s al
u 17@2-ifH.
, 1864-07-27

IT. Lculs t1n-Ass.

l8pttM D.1Pa!ch 70 the ChftkE5 3sfuuN1l
Sr-Lou1s. Tucsday Ev1ri7Z. Jal7!s
TonAoco-A shade higher. Break as bids, OF which
I'll we;e Eold and 81 1slectsd sweep1Ea 32o1; stems
$IieGtN; l1ss, 7a1tk; comnon 1a1f Is a2s; M sdl'
nm do a6sH; good d. z7es; conuo1 a,d medium
manufactured do 239s3; good do 3a53: 81 boxes at
$I.1e@4lGI
.FLouz-F1ae. Sales. 100 pb,s city Xxx at sto.5; 60
dccountrr Xxx a: slo1o; 2a1 do city as ets.so leo
DO i at 1915. - =
J. Nheat-Msdlum grads, continue to de-
cine, Choicd QuallIios full 1gute3. ea1es compslsc
2s escks extra ehoca $,3s 8?ss 50 do caofcs ss:3
el6 90 prm5 $s.12H JAS; s24 d. good s. o}3: o..
CoEn-r cms1d Indifferent. Sales comprise 1boat
yellow sad nj ted /: s1-s; as do whisa At
sl13. oAts weat-3Ales eomprIss 100 sack. 1t SIC
G;do a. sic; 28 do a. stc. Ryo-Sale5 Of IS eacks
r1css It $i;25 per buthel.
Pnovls11Ns-Bscoa-Salc or 5 casks coun:ry clear
stdts It 1skc per u.
, 1864-07-27

WASHINGTON, Monday, July a5-A prl-
yatc letter received here to-day from st.
Augustine, Florids, says: "Gen. Birney is
pushing military operations in Florida with
success. True. the means he has at lis com
mand are inadequate to the undertaking he
ment Of cavalry the conquest Of tho State
would be IN easy matter. There are within
sixty miles OF his ltres not less than ten thou
sand able bodied field hands (slaves), who
would be glad to take up arms against their
msrci!ess taskmasters. Gen. Blrney only re-
ments Of negro troops, who are now the
boudmen OF rebels, and who would, with the
present force under bis command, baable to
drive every rebel ont of Florida, u,
, 1864-07-27

L TELEGRAM wae received from Cor. Yates. excus-
Ing his aIpeAzdEce on account OF important busl~
ness. Int heartily endorsing the wholo proceed
.Ajjutsm General Fuller also .eleeraphea to n y
ta't pressing engagements prevented his bs!nr
4 lsbe letter was received from Geo. c. Bites
e1cueins himself OIL account oi eevcre ind,spo.i'
tio1.
DT: y. 2: Lord wrote to excuse his presence cn
seetunt o: business eDsa,tue entR,
Waller l. .Ncvbcrry. ESQ.,, was also preyeatcd
on acsonnt Of personai Illness.
4oD. John Wentworth not suor what he
pa! hsa to respt nd to; be 5d Eo. remember what the
ret tpesk @ ~ On no aaa aasje:t ssjs bu
vh.t in all probability be Jailed. iLsushter.i lie
c%ud not say anything new to them, fos they xere
LID sss9sG nn9ef ssK e. snd pefeus aa5 of ., f@
i!s,ra.ion as mayor Of The city. ILanghtcr.l
He preferred that they should return to fight under
come at home 10; there wna vacancies n the po:
lice. [Lsughtcs.] TEeY had recelEed the greatest
wessme tbst haa sssr besn elvsa to my nsn "a, md
rlcus Coust tu'ioa. that Constitution which was
Their boys IA told him they would sooner haye
sse ss4 dt' ba 4san ss sas ssefe'a wished
PRECEDED ht@ had said thst wien tkey had settled
er nations; but In the fret place they must protect
the Union And preserve the Constitution al it was,
or tLey would Neycr settle what they mad Oh the!r
o4n o.nas bes oi 1esg @ 5sf
every man in tie world had an interest In 1t.
They be long about 9oas the tbe suass snps pa,
forty Jears to battle. in the wilderness, but
they H0n In tie end. They must SCI ont OF laelr
minds the thouSnt that they were & asht1ns ios m
them tic Constitution IS ii is. the greatest proof
Of IT'S excellence IL th1t tTtors are trying 10 dc
Music-La Marse1!aise ......-
Captain Smith rose II response to an unanimous
e. e sas Ses ctp snd voaa
s 4lrce chcers to our euests.r
Senator L. Trumbull was then called for. He did
- welcome to t1e gallant men who had struggled
for three years to put down the rebellion. Chtcsgo
had much to be p<pud Of: She might quots her
tairs. but she had some Ecaaon to be proud Of her
roys y tho had gone to the war. II the Union WIS
to be prese1ve 1t could only be done By the strong
the foc: only thus could peace be hoped for Their
children and grandchildren would listen to the
stories they would tell Of the deeds Of yaor they
ord order st came ION he a War bepaffment to- to taEo
pos session Of Cairo; II. he was not mistaken. i
portion Of these very men aided IN carving ont
lhose orders. Too much could not be done TOR
the eoldierr. he proposed 10 them the memorable
words Of Jackson: "The Union; it must and
shall be ptyserye6.'
o0ns oesl Fa en- 7aylG5 ~ 9,s was eled for but could
Three cheers were given for the fighting Colonel
Taylor.
Speeches were msdc b. several other gentlemen ;
amer which The 6Rscmhlage adjourned with three
t0uaing cheers tor the Union
IxrolrAs7 sEwSo MACHINE IxpnoysxEsr.-
Letters patent hare lately been Issued to J. B. &c.
OF this city, by the United States Great Britain
France and Belgium, ior very important 1nprore
yrsuf IN t}e 1Y1fA3tt 4. [V1lann Ex,ean1 3EreAtnS