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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-26

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Having perfected arrangements with respon-
sponsible gentlemen at Gardner, Maine, for
furnishing me regularly with excellent
NORTHERN ICE,
I am now prepared to supply the citizens of Al
exandria daily With such quantities as they may
desire. Hotels and Restaurants supplied upon
as favorable terms as can be obtained in the
city Orders left at the Drug Store of w Z.
Milburn S Bro, corner Of King and Washing
ton streets, will be promptly filled.
ap 4-tf f. G. ATWELL. I.
I G E Ell!
Z ICE!! ....
At the old stand, &c. Royal street.
my l5-tf F. 6. SWAINE.
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ICE DEALERS.

4 G. e.: ] c. i I C Z

1- ~" --
We have now on hand q large stock OF very
~. SUPERIOR BOSTON ICE;
and Our arrangements are such that we can
promise ell our customers prompt dhd regular
supply Of the same during the entire season, st
lowest market rates.
Proprieters Of hotels, restaurants and steam
boats will find it to their advantange to see lis
before making arrangements elsewhere.
Orders from the country will be promptly
filed. The ice securely packed and forwarded
with dispatch by Express OF Railroad, as may
be desired NJ ELDRIDGE IL CO.,
ap eff Office, No. 4, south wharves
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STOVES. TIN WARE, &c.

Id ESUMPTION OF BUSINESS.
STOVES, OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
TIN WARE, ROOElNG, SCOUTING. &c.
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W. all sizes and numbers, also SCREEN
WIRE, BETTING and other mill fixtures
furnished at Baltimore prices, by
GEO. Y. WORTHINGTON,
jel5-3m Pioneer Mills.
100 BBLS. ROSEDALE CEMENT, lust
IOU received and for sale by
SMOOT & PERRY,
mys-tf No 40, aor, Cameron and Union st.
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VIRGINIA. to wit In the Clerks Office of
y the Circuit Court Of Fairfax county, July
Rules. 1866, Tyler Davis vs.. Albert Orcutt-in
chancery.
Mem The object of this suit is to attach the
real estate Of the defendant in the County OF
Fairfax to pay plaintiff the sum Of $50 with in.
terest from December25, 1851.
1t appearing by affidavit filed that the said
defendant is not resident Of this State it is or
dered that he appear within onemonth after due
publication hereof, and do what is necessary to
protact his interest. A copy teste;
WIN. B, GOODING, Clerk
MOORE, P. @ iy 7-law4w
VIRGINIA, to wit In the County Court Of
' Fairfax county, July Rules, 1866, James
III Stewart VS.. D D. Sines-in case.
Mem The object of this suit is to recover Of
the defendant the sum of thirty-eight dollars
and four cents, with interest thereon from July
l. 1861 until paid, and to attach tract of land
Ing 1929 acres and 1856 poles, the property of the
defendant TO pay the same.
1t appearing by affidavit flied that the said de-
PENDANT is not resident of this State it is order
ed that he appear within one month after due
publication hereof, and do what is necessary to
Pf0'SS' MS D'i5': 5 E1 SSGS si]sS Clerk
MOORE, P. @. jy 7-la4w
VIRGINIA, to wit: In the Clerks Office of
' the Circuit Court Of Fairfax county, July
Rules, 1866, William E. Moore vs. Sidney G.
Mller-in chancerY.
N EN- The object of this suit is to attach the
real estate of the defendant in the county of
Fairfax, to pay plaintiff the sum of $1l332 with
interest from tins 10th Of June, 1861, until paid.
happening By affidavit fled, that the defend
ant Is not q resident Of this State, it is ordered
that he appear within one month after due pub
llcation hereof, and do what is necessary to pro-
tect his intere.t
4 copy75Ie5te, ". B. COOLING, Crk;;
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WrnDnInr PnDcr,

k000 BUNDLES STRAW wRAP fI,I e
OWN Paper, assorted sizes, for snIe at
mrM l''e7 prices " JOS. A. METcALF.
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By Telegraph.
Rnirit OF the Stock Market.
NEW YORK, June .

NEW YORK. June % &
The Posts money article says:
The loan market is easy at Has per cent for
advances on call with approved cOllaterals.
Discount demand Is light and hTSt class COM
mercial paper passes freely ut 56i6 per cent
The stock market is dull, but closes with a
slight improvement. The bank statement
shows some important cliUngeS, the chief of
which nre that the specie has declined more
than two and half millions, while legal
tenders have increased one and n half mill
lions and the loans one million. After the
board Erie sold at 5SS.
The Commercials money article says:
Wall street exhibits rather more activity.
the foreign news was looked for with much
interest by spectators in gold rs likely to
bring lower quOtationSfor 800, but the, failure
OF this expectation has somewhat checked
the upward tendency of the premium. The
per day. Foreign exchange Is decidedly firm;
the leading drawers are indisposed TO sell ut
the low raIesj we quote 100 for 10 days sterling
bills and llO1I for sight There Is however,
n supply of secondhand bills which are Of
feTed at much lower rates Gold bankers 60
days sterling Is offered at l0IGlOT54 and sight
at lO9al0gI4. Money continues very album
dant: some banks are refusing to lend ut
the current low rates, but without checking
the declining tendency. The rate for prime
borrowers on call is per cent-on very good
securities, though a light proportion of the
business is still done at per cent Discounts
are quiet at 59T per cent, with no transactions
at lower rates. Governments are quiet; there
are no indications that 5-a(S have been re-
turned by the steamers last arrived. The
stock speculation Is quiet, but exhibits symp-
toms OF Improvement; Erie is again u fraction
lower, having sold at board at S7A.
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NEW York, June PA Tribune
Washington special says: The new
tariff is so near completed that it is eX-
pected the committee can finish it at
their session tomorrow. They have
decided to cut down what is known
among American manufacturers as the
Calweil tariff, prepared with n years
labor after consultation with the vari-
Gus interests that We're asking protec-
A number of leading interests say they
will have no protection ct at, and al
ready combinations are being made on
the floor to SO amend the bill as to give
it u protective character. The endeavor
to obtain duty of one cent per pound
upon soda ash which is now all i'm
ported, until some extensive works
could be built here that will enable
Americans to supply a home article ut
two cents per pound. Mr.. Morrill,
thought because there were now no
manu- factories here for that purpose
soda ash should come in free of duty,
and the committee refused the advance.
The Bituminous coal men wanted
one dollar to protect them from the
Nova Scotia article mined close by the
sea board. They will get only fifty
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THE EUREKA
GLASS FRUIT JAR.
For Sale.


MO CHEMICALS OR CAMERA RE-
IN quired. AInusements for the drawing
room, a new article, just received from the
Publisher. lul5l ID. SICOLL q BROS.
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Mnre Ahnnt inc ChoIern.

NEW YoRK, June 25.-Dr. Swinburne
paid n visit to the hospital ship, and his
statements concerning affairs there are
full o f encouragement. There were no
admissions to the hospital yesterday,
and no deaths. DIR. Swinburne states
that there is not now single case OF
cholera in the bay. All those on board
the hospital ships, who are sick, have
recovered from symptoms of cholera,
and are only detained in hospital by II
lingering fever that often follows the
disease. It is remarkable fact that
since the separation of the German and
Irish emigrants on board the steamer
Union, for the last % days there has not
been n single case of cholera on board
of that vessel. The German Passen-
gers were transferred to the Ports
mouth, and will remain there for few
days yet, but the other passengers,
about $50, chiefly English and Irish,
were retained on board the Union, and
will be up this morning to Castle Gar
den, and the steamer herself will be up
in IA day or two.
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New York Money and stock Market

Money-ATarket easy at 4a5 per cent.
Sterling Exchange-Quie at lOS9l0SA.
Gold-Irregular, unsettled and hrmer;
opening at l5S; advancing TO 1897; declining
to 1921; advancing to 1881, and closing at
l531s.
of 1862, 1897; 1910 coupons 95Il; T-SIs, second
series, i0Z54; fourth national bank 1851.
FreightS-To Liverpool more active at 4
pence to pence ~ penny for corn per
steamer. ~
enthusiastically; Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne &
Chicago 9SL; Chicago & Rock Island 81;
Cleveland & Pittsburgh SIS; Michigan Cen
trail 1922; Reading 1854; Erie 5SzS; New York
Central 354; Western Union Telegraph, Rus
sian extension, l06; Western Union Tele-
grnph 81.
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SINGULAR PHENoMENoN.-Duri n
thunder storm at Cleveland Thursday
night a singular circumstance occurred
at the residence of f. 7. Backus, Esq,
ofthat city. The occupants of the upper
part Ofthe house heard n sharp and sud-
den report, as of the discharge of Il gun
in the hall, but those sleeping below
heard nothing oft. In the morning it
was'found that about two feet square
of plastering beneath the window sill
of one ofthe upper rooms ut the back
of the house, had been detached in Il
solid piece and carried across the room,
nine feet, where it struck with great
violence against u door. The plaster
ing of the room had previously been
without n crack, and the part of the
wall from which the piece was detach-
ed was just beneath the roof of the rear
buildings which reached to the win
dow sill of the room. Not a mark of
any kind can be found on the exterior
of the building. The heaviest thunder
of the night followed closely the noise
heard in the house.
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New York Market.

Cotton-No change in the market; SSGS9t
for middlIng uplands. Flour-Dull and loo
l5c lower; s. $OdS so for extra state; IS coo
10 20 for extra round hoop Ohio. and $40 0lJ
l3 80 for trade brands closing heavy. Whisky
Quiet at 81 2692 q. Wheat-Market very
dull and nominal. Corn-Market dull and
l6E2c lower; SS659Oc for unsound new western
95f93c for sound do, the inside price Mt the
wharf; also one boat load very choice do at
Sic. Oats-Dull and lc lower; 55@SIc for new
mess, latter an extreme. COfiee-Dull. Su.
glr-Dull at lOd &c for Cuba. MolaSSeS-Dull
Petroleum-DuIl; 2j1sc for crude, and IO6I ilC
for refined in bond. POrk-Lowel; S3l OOGt
81 62IIc for new mess, closing at S3l cash;
SO JO5i30 90 for old do, and SIG so for prime.
Beef-U nchanged at previous prices Beef
Hams-Nominal. Cut MeatS-Scarce and
tir1n; l3IS6II5I1c for shoulders, and l7g2Oc for
hams. BacOn-Dull. Lard-Heavy ut 2214c.
Butter-Dull at 2Olr3Ic for Ohio, and 2oG iOC
for State. Cheese-Heavy at S92lc.
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THE "Women's Rights" women have
been holding dress reform" Conven-
ton recently Mt Syracuse, New York,
of which DIR. Mary L. Walker was
President. We read that Mt the even
ing session of the Convention, DIR.
Walker made an address, in which she
gave an account of her recent arrest in
New York, for exercising her choice rs
to her style of dress. She passed from
the discussion of dress to that of fran
chise, predicting that in less than ten
years, the women of America would
walk to the ballot box by the aid of
men, and that many OF the offices would
be ably filled by women. She referred
to the question of the proper punish
ment for JEFF Davis, and said she would
upon him, and compel him to do the
woman's work of four-story house,
which punishment she considered eX-
ceeding any other that could be desired.
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New ORLEANS, June 24.-Arriyed, the
Washington and Morning Star, from
New York. Sailed, the steamers Ala
bama and Monterey, for New York; the
Star of the Union, for Philadelphia, and
Kensington, for Boston.
A Brownsville correspondent says
In the late attack and capture, near
Matamoras, of the regiments OF Impe-
rial lancers, one large Imperial infant
ry regiment turned to the Liberal side.
The Austrian regiments lost all their
officers and men-but two killed. The
Contra-guerrillas lost only one hun
dred-all killed.
Value of train captured estimated at
a million and half.
Bagdad has been evacuated; troops
sent to reinforce Matamoras, which is
in danger of attack by Escabado.
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C1Nc1NNAT1, o., June PA dispatch
to the Commercial, dated Brownsville
Texas, 18th, says: A train of 25O wag-
ons, containing valuable merchandise,
started by Gen. Mejea from MatamoraS
for Monterey, guarded by 1000 Imperial
troops under Gen. Olivera, were at
tackled on the 10Th, between CamargC
and NIeir, by Gen. Escabado at the head
of four thousand Liberals. Imperial
loss 500 killed and wounded, 500 prls'
oners, IA pieces of artillery and the en-,
tire train. The wagons were valued al
50, OOO. 600. Liberal loss slight. Gen
Oiiyera severely wounded but escaped
capture. Cortinns is reported to be
between Matamoras and the stragglers
of Olivera's army and will capture
many prisoners. These fnctS have beer
head quarters. One hundred Imperia
cavalry who arrived at Matamoras cor
roborate the statement.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
The pry Goo.I. NInrlket.

INV IUhhl JuIIU ~
BROWN SHEETINGs -AmoSkeag a 25c; La
coma 221zc; Laconia E 2Ic. s5
1BLEACHED SHIRTINGS-New York Mills
421lSc; Bartlett's SO-inch SO1zc; Bartletts 3d.
inch &c.
PRiNTs- Merrimacl W 221zc; Cocheco 2lc;
Freeman l7c; Empire l3Izc.
HOOP SKIRTS-Bradley'S Duplex Elliptic
SI5SCdSl o.; Empress Trail 81 .; Meyers Y
L, prices unchanged.
CoRsETS- Thomson's French Woven b B,
slaalS, gold; ThomsOn's French Woven, c C,
Sll 5OGI2 so, gold.
81; ]. w. l.. Standard Dress No. $50, So so.
PAPER CoLLARS-MetrOpolita Collar Co.,
Byron and Garrote No. l, No. 10 French En-
ameled and Silver Corrugated, Sl6dS5; Gold
smiths Patent, Byron, $50. Shakespeare, $40;
Cuffs, SJO-leSs 80 per cent.
BRowS DRILLs-Pepperell, sc; Winthrop,
1916.
CoRsEr JEANs-Bates, Ice; Washington
TicRs-aamiIton, 45c; franklin, s2.zc.
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A FINE ASSORTMENT OF GAS FIX
a lures, ShaiIes, Globe, SC, just received
ana Tor SAFE % DILLON, THOMPSON & co.
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sD.ac, of Head Centre stephens

NEW YORK, June 25.-About 1900
Fenians met outside of Jones woods
yesterday and listened TO long speech
from Head Centre James Stephens.
The greeting he received was enthusl-
astic and his remarks were listened to
with considerable attention. He con-
Guided with the assurance that before
the close of the present year me sun
burst should be unfurled IN Ireland.
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W.P. SMITH. Master OF transportation,
]. Ii. FORD,
jul5 General Agent, Wheeling.
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MINERAL WELLS. NEAR PARK Frs

wi BURG, w. NH.-The undersigned bav-
ing recently remodeled and refurniShel this
excellent and extensive establishment. and
aided thereto a complete Bathing Apparatus,
for Hot or Cold Baths; Dancing Hall, Bill
lizard saloon, Ten Pin Alley, and other places
OF comfort and amusement, takes pleasure In
announcing to its old friends, for whose past
liberal patronage thanks are returned, and to
the public generally, that 1t will be reOpened,
for the reception OF visitors, ON JUNE lsTr
when IL wln afford Inducements to guests,
seeking either health or amusement, greatly
superior to those OF any previous season, and
equal to any watering place in the country
TERMS OF BOARD.-FOr regular visitors per
week, varying according to location OF room
occupied. from $3.50 to $500. For transient
customers, per day, SO 80.
AN OMNIBUS LINE Will run regularly be-
tween the Wells and PaTkeTSbuTg rs follows:
Morning LiRe-Leaving The Wells nj "a. m,
arriving at ParkersbuTg in time for the early
boats and trims. Returning, leaving Par
kersburgh at rs u. M, and arriving Mt the
WelIsaE a. m.
Evening LiRe-LeaVinS the Wells ut 81 p.
m. Returning leaving PaTllershurE at - PIN
juB-Bwd A. w. GORDON. PronrietOT.
ID u. II. P.--BoCRISG'S UNRIVALED
ID. BAKING POWDER. There Is no such
word ns fail" when you use the Unrivaled
Baking Powder. 1t Is always the same. Hot
Biscuit Mullins Rolls, WafIies aud Griddle
Cakes are made at a moments notice. Ask for
Bookings Unrivaled Baking Powder.
Sold by 6TOcerS and Dealers generally.
EDNiDND BOOKING, sole Proprietor, No
I. Odd Fellows Hall. Ju2
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BUFFALO, June pa tornado passed
o'clock, uprooting and blowing down
trees, awnings, and unroofng several
buildings, including the u. S. Express
Co.'s stables and badly injuring Mr..
Thos. Gould, oyerseer. It also partly
destroyed the roof OF Krimlin Hall.
Several persons were injured. Two re-
ported killed. q.
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NEW YORK, June 25.-No new cases
of cholera have been reported to the
Board of Health to-day. Two of the
cases already reported are in fair way
of recovery.
Thomas o Reilly, of Yonkers, a teach.
err in Anthems school in this city, fell
dead in the street this morning.
The thermometer in the shade to-day
at noon marked 80 degrees.
The passengers by the infected steam
er Union, which arrived in quarantine
on the 18th of May, were brought to the
CITY to-day.
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beauty offhe BIbIe.

If Louginus knew anything of the
sublime in writing, the scriptures must
be full OF it! since his whole works,
compared with their several parts,
seems but comment on the beauties;
and if there be anything in what has
been written by Quintilfan of the force
of oratory, the power of self-assistant
arguments, there we behold it all. No
word was ever at once SO animated and
so correct; so plain aud so full Of ele
gance. What is said of architecture is
equally true ofstyle; that simplicity is
the source of all true beauty and that a
profusion of misplaced ornaments and
figures, while they strike the eye of
children and idiots, accuse the struct-
nre TO the discerning eye of barbHrismi
Different authors have made approach
es toward excellence in the different
manners of writing, but it is this work
alone, nor is this wonder when we
recollect that the others are the pro-
ducts of limited and imperfect concep-
lions, this of unbounded and infallibIe;
that they are human, this divine.
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Their is intensely hot.
Oswego Market.

Flour unchanged; s1Ofor No. spring,
Sl2 for red winter, SIS so for Xxx.
Wheat quiet; No. / Milwaukee club
held at 81 321I, without sales. Corn
quiet and nominally lower; No. nli-
nois held at 76977c. Oats scarce aad
nominal. Canal Freights higher, car
riers asking 12c for corn to New York.
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PhIIadeIphia Market.

- PARLIAMENTARY une ..
Beef Cattle unsettled; 1000 head sold
at 14aISc. Sheep; sales 5000 head at 51z
a6Nc. Hogs firm; sales 1000 head at Sl3
ala 10 per 100 lbs net. Flour very dull
with declining tendency. Wheat quiet
at So 05 for red and 50 15a3 80 for whitei
spring 81 SO. Corn firm; yellow 81 %;
mixed western 81 OF. whisky dull.
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weekly Bank statement.
Buffalo Market.

~ bUFEAI.O, Junt ..
Flour quiet. Wheat firm, parties apart
held 81 D for No. l MILWAUKEE, 81 % bid.
Corn dull and nominal ut Tic for No. mixed.
Oats dull; No. 9 Chicago 45c: No. held at 40
a 46c, and No. Milwaukee 4Sc, Barley nom
mnI Rive. No GhiCgrO %, and No. WIS
cOnsfn 81 %. Pork S33933 50. Lard iac.-
Whisky scarce and nominal. Canal Freights
firm to New York; wheat loc, corn 10, oats
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baltimore market.

.-..-. BALTIMORE, June -.
Flour-Quiet; low grades heavy.
wheat-Quiet. Corn-Dull; receipts
small. oats-Dull, and dropping.
Provisions-Firm. Stocks-Light. Su-
gar-Quiet; with n downward tendency.
whisky-Dull, and heavy, at 1923 for
Western.
The weather is intensely hot.
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Louisville Tobacco Market.

LOUISVILLE, June Is.
Market steady and unchanged. Offered 257
hhIlS; reJections IL; saIes-7 hhds- at 81 6OSG
80, 40 ut S393 80, 3 at SiGi So, 20 at S5t5 50,
II ut SGGG 20, ut S76f7 81, is at sSdS 81. p at
500 %, l3 at Sl0ll0 20, II at sll@ll %. is nj
Sl2dl2 rs, at sl3Gl3 10, Is at SIi@l4 IS, l3 at
at si5fi5 IS, at SiBg l6 70, at SIT 500 Is T5 .
Mt Sl9 2592O, . Mt S22g2S, 2 at $50 25935, and
hid Hunt county at $50.
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TIE Iowa Republican State Conven-
ton met at Des Moines on Wednesday.
Resolutions were adopted favoring the
equality of all persons before the law;
indorsing the Constitutional Amend
nent; approving the course of Con-
gress; advocating the enforcement OF
the Monroe doctrine, and favoring the
equalization of bounties.
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Foreign Markets.
Per Steamer GeTHl0ntd-
LIvERPoOL, June l

LIVERPOOL, June II.
clTIf1inOc ann IN specuIator3 and exporters;
market firm at Unchanged prices; middling
Is quoted at l51Id-
TVheaf steady Corn steady at 59a26s Cd for
mixed. Beef and pork quiet and steady.
Bacon steady Lard qniet and nominal.
IoSDoS, June 12.-ConSols closed at S51<9
gtI for money. American StocIs-The mar
kef Is nominal; DDS e91<9657<; Illinois Cen
tral T5976. Erie 409n.
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AN ENEMY IN YOUR MourH.-Do not
put an enemy in your mouth to steal
away your teeth. Beware of destruc-
tive tooth washes and tooth powders,
many of which are base limitations OF
SoZoDONT. Insure life lease of sound
teeth and fragrant breath, by adopting
the fragrant SoZoDoNr.
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NEW York, June 25.-The Tribune
learns, through private letter received
in this city from a gentleman now in
Mexico, that French transport which
left Vera Cruz on the 9th inst. had on
board the sum OF S., 100000, which was
being sent to France as part OF the
balances from the Emperor OF Mexico
to the French government.
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WASHINGTON, June 25.-In the House
to-day Gen. Banks stated that he had
reason to believe that steps have been
taken by our Government to ask Great
Britain TO release the Fenian prisoners.
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chicago market.

CHICAGO, June ..
Flour moderately active. Wheat quiet but
Corn quiet but declined I'd c, sales at 5314@
53Isc for No. 1, and 5iJE6t52c for No. 2. Oats
steady at S2I%d31J4c. Highwlnes neglected.
Provisions dull. Freights dull; l3c on corn TO
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TOLEDO. June y.
Flour quiet. Wheat. old firm and shade
better, new dull and &c lower. Corn I'M
changed Lake Freights duh and I'M