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snIrIt or ,ne stoel. lInrl.et.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE Post, on
monetary affairs, says:
The news of the intention of Nnpo-
leon to withdraw the French troops
from Mexico has had. as yet, but little
influence on the stock exchange. The
suspense relative to the time and man.
ner of reducing the volume Of currency
gives feverish spirit to the market,
and all parties are anxiously awaiting
the turn which the discussion on the
new loan bill will take tomorrow.
The loan market is easy ut 8 per cent,
with exceptional transactions in gov
eminent collaterals at per cent. to the
best houses. The rates for money have
somewhat stifened during the past
three days. Commercial paper is in
less demand and passes atTalO per cent.
The stock market exhibits a rather inn
proved feeling to-day governments be-
tive, with an increasing disposition to
buy.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
y CINCrNNATI. Feb. 4,

t-I CINCINNATI, FeD. q.
Flour UNCHANGED and quiet. Wheat stea-
dy and in good demand at 90 for No. ! new
red. Corn steady at 5395i for No. l shelle1.-
30 for No. and No. l. Rye steady at 20 for Ne
]. Hogs quiet; holders ask l29l225 for city
dressed, but these rates are above the views
ofbuyers; sales ut lO9lO 10. gross receipts, 925
head. Mess Pork and Lard opened quiet, and
were offered freely ut yesterdays quotations;
50 90 for city mess pork. and IS1<c for city lard.
Bulk Meats and Bacon unchanged and steady.
Groceries quiet Cotton dull at A for mid
ding. Whisky dull, and prices nominal;
small retail sales at . . free, and % in bond.
Gold 1897. ?
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NapoIeon's speech to the French Leg
fsIafure

lhl&AtLEGs
NEW YORK, Feb. THE following
is portion of Emperor Napoleon's
speech to the Corps Legislatif, January
Odd: 81 will give to you my views as in
preceding years and 1 will examine with
You the principal questions which inter
est our country abroad. Peace seems as
sured everywhere, for everywhere the
means are sought for OF amicably set
thing difficulties in place of ending
them with the sword. The meeting of
the English and French fleets in, the
same ports has shown that the relations
formed upon the field of battle have
not been weakened. Time has only
cemented the agreement of the two
countries. In regard to Germay my in
tention is to continue to observe a poll
cy of neutrality, which, without pre-
venting us at times from being
dipleased or satisfied, leaves us new
ertheless strangers to questions in
which our interests are not directly
engaged. Italy, recognized by almost
all the powers of Europe, has strength
ened its unity by inaugurating its cap
ital in the center of the peninsula. We
may count upon the scrupulous execu-
ton of the treaty ofthe 18th of Septem-
Der, and upon the indispensable main
tenance of the power of the Holy Faith
er. As i expressed the hope last year
that our expedition to Mexico was APP
proachingits termination, 1 am coming
TO an understanding with the Emperor
Macmillan, to fix the epoch for the re-
call of our troops before their return IS
effected without compromising the
French interests, which we have been
defending in that remote country
North America, issuing victorious
ly from a formidable struggle,
has re-established the Union and
solemnly proclaimed the abolition of
slavery. France, which forgets no mo-
BILE page of her history, offers up sim
cere wishes for the prosperity of the
q eat American republic, and for the
maintenance of the arnicable relations
which soon will have had century's
duration. The emotion produced in the
United States by the presence of our
troops on Mexican soil will be pacified
by the frankness of our declarations
The American people will comprehend
that an expedition to which we invited
them, was not opposed to their inter-
ests. Two nations, equally jealous of
their Independence, ought 70 avoid any
step which might affect their dignity
and their honor.
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NEW York, Feb. T.-Stephen Rogers,
CHILEAN Consul, was arrested on an in
dictment for violation of the neutrality
Dennis o'Su1livan was arrested to-
day driving a team containing six
large boxes, his actions being consid-
cred suspicious. He confessed they
were military equipments for the Fe-
mans. They were claimed by Colonel
O'Mahony and the prisoner discharged.
A shipment OF pistols and ammuni-
ton TO Vera Cruz for private use has
been prevented BY the autnorltles az
washington. 1t is presumed that the
trade IN arms should be considered free
unless it appears that the arms are in
tended for beligerent use,
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CosooRD, n. H., Feb. THE New
Hampshire Democratic State Conyen-
ton have nominated Hon. j. g. Sim
clair, of Bethlehem, for Governor, and
Col. George a. Pierce, of Dover, for
Railroad Commissioner. The resolu-
tions adopted endorses President john
son in his endeavors to have the SOUTH
ern States represented in Congress, and
disconntenance any amendments to the
Constitution y zr11 r
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HARTFORD, Conn.,, Feb. THE DEM
ocratic State Convention assembled here
to-day. The Convention is the largest
held for many years. Hon. James E.
English, of New Haven, was nnmina-
ted for Governor by exclamation; as
ford, for Iieutenant-Goyern Mr..
English addressed the Convention in a
handsome speech, accepting the nomin-
alton. The resolutions adopted by the
Convention endorse the reconstruction
policy of President johnson.
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GREAT DEDUCTION

n WHITTIER & CO., OF PORTSMOUTH,
U. Ohio, are mannfaeturing the best, cheap
world for boring on, Salt or Artesian wells.
They have been thoroughly and successfully
tested for eight years, in boring through the
hardest finf and lime rocks. By the peculiar
construction Of the tools, no reaner Is re-
ouireC and II kept in order cannot stick fast,
and therefore require no jars. The arrange
ment far hosting tools and sand pumping are
perfect The expense OF engine is dispensed
with, one horse and two men being all that
Is necessary for drilling from twenty TO thirty
feet per day, through ordinary rock. All ne
cesSary tools and 600 feet Of rope are furnished
with the machines. Total weight OF ma
chines near 300 pounds. They are easily
Transported, and can be Setup in an hour.
The price, with everything complete, and full
INSTRUCTIONS Is $500 delivered on boat or cars.
TheSe machines are simple in their construc-
ffon, durable In their use, scientific in their
opeFafions and easily attended and kept In
order. and must therefore very soon super
sede all other machines for drilling deep
wells as alI who use them testify. Address .
q. WHITTIER & CO,
Manufacturers, Portsmouth, Ohio.
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New york Money ana stock Market.
Nyr,x,, iNS-op1, Eel, ,

Money and Gold-AIoney steady at 5ae per
cent. Sterling Exchnnge-Dull and dropping
at l071S@l0S. Gold-steady; opening ut 1894;
closed at 1881.
Government StocIs-wIthout decided
pons. '69, I025S: do. do coupons, '65. l09ISS:
Treasury 7-SIs, ID series 99l4; do. Sd do, 9914.
Stocks-NfisSouri Is, 1871: Hudson lst mtige.
100; New York Central $50: Pacific Mail, lS5,
Erie 20: Reading 9g9S; Michigan CentrM 6SlE;;
Illinois Central ll5tS; Northwestern rs; do.
preferred 81; Rock Island 99N; Fort Wayne
9214; Chicago & Alton, preferred, 1l5.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 3.-The Union
Legislative Convention voted in favor
ofrepealing the specific contract law by
a large majority. Also favoring the
postponement of the Congressional
election till 1867. -55Iz
Dispatches from Portland, says that
there is no communication with Upper
Columbia owing to the ice blockade.
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ITCHI ITCmI ITCHl.

DERRY DEPor, N. J., Jan. u, 1855. :. >
Messrs WEEKS q PorrERl
Boston, Mas. -z,s.- 4rs.s,ff.,
Dear Sir Please send me one box wheatOn's /.
Ointment After trying every kind OF medi-
cine for Hunor. for Thirty Years. have at
last found the right kind. It hns entirely {"
cured me, and for the inst time for THIRTY 4
Years had n nights rest without being woke a
tID by n pficking kind OF an itch, nom which
could get no peace until i scratched myself
to a sore. / have often seen thtsas a euref0r
itch, but never suspected Il would cure every z
other humor until you recommended IL in the
Herald. Pleese direct 4u1 -.i ~ afii g
]. CORrHEL, Derry Depot, n. H.,
Price 80 cents per box II sent by mail, 60
=. T. IA. LOGAN & Co.,
and LOGAN, LIST a Co.
Jan % Agents for Wheeling.
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CHICAGO, Feb. IA fire Mt Joliet, Ill.,,
this morning, destroyed the marine
block and adjoining building, several
stores and the Republican office. Loss
so, COO. Insurance $50, 000.f sHs
The Baptist church on sixth street,
Lacrosse, was burned this morning.
Loss SIS, 600. 10 ssgiiit afs,s 2
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no the Public.

AIRS. NJ. G. LEIGH RETURNS TO THE
Iyl public her most cordial thanks for the
VERY liberal share of patronage bestowed upon
her during the IS years she has been en-
naRed in the clothing business in this city.
The new hrm of n. @. Leeeh 4 Coz respect
new Mace OF business, a continuation OF the
patronage heretofore enjoyed.
oc9R No. lis Main Street
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SALT LAKE, Feb. 4.-The Legislature
of Idaho unanimously endorsed the
reconstruction policy of president ohm
ston's administration. Governor Lyon
also granted n territorial charter for
the branch Pacific Railroad from Salt
Lake TO the Columbia, through the val
ley of the Snake river.
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Teach your Boys what they VIII Prae
tIce when they become Men.
WHEELING
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
WHEELING, WEST VA.

/ TAMEs A. MITCHELL, FoRMERY Teach
lei er olPenmanship in RohFers CONNER
Mercantie caIIs, ~ 5;iis;,l nba pa and
/ late of the Ohio State Nominal School, and J.
CREAsEY, OF this city, have opened a fiTst-
Building on Main street, In the room formerly
occupied by Prof 1. /. Hitchcock, opposite d
Nieoll & Rro.. where they are prepared 10
/ give instruction In Single and Double Entry
| bookkeeping. Plain and business PenInan-
/ Arithmetic, Committeeman Law, Commercial
Correspondence, Political Economy, English
GT1m II M Analysis Of the English Language,
and in Theory and Practice of Teaching
DESIGN OF THE INSTITUTION
Is TO prepare Young Men for the Counting.
House, or for actual Bushes life.
The city OF Wheeling, from its location, he
Ing situated In the valley OF the Ohio. and in
! the midst ofa rich and fertile district being
easy OF access, both by river and railroad, and
OF its manufactures, offers advantages equal
| TO any city in the United States TO those IN
search Of n good business education, with
aIr pTospectof obtaining good situation.
Eminent Lecturers will be secured To de-
nHer lectures on the various branches per
tanning 70 a good business education through
outline entire couEse.
For terms, or any particulars, enquire at
College, OF address Mitchell & Greasy, Wheel
--s' - =" JASiEs A. MITCHELL.
JOSIAH CREASEY.
Parties unknown TO us Will please refer to
any ofths t3lIoITtng named persons 49,,
ProL EDMIN RE6GEL, MeNeeley Normal
P. DGFF& son, DuTs College, Pittsburgh,
ProED. R. LILLIBRIDGE, Bryant 4 strut |
tons Commercial College, Springfield, illinois, I
Rev. RENJA1IIN MITCHELL MI Pleas |
II PfioE 1. / HITCHCOCK, formerly Of West
VI TaUah EidlS Z BUsHFIELD, wheeling,
GEO. W. SMITH co, wheeling, Va.
H. DARLINGTON Co.
janI2-tapH
FINE 9IINK FURS.
II HAVE STILL ON HAND SOME FEW
setsof very handsome Mink Furss which
viii sell cheap. Also, q large stock OF Fitch
Squirrel and water Mink Funs to Close ont
dec0 Us RHODEs
LINEN CARPET CHAIN. -
A FEW BALES ON IIANDtApSD WILL,
IA be sold low to close conEIennenf = 4
=s-s. + CHAS II. BERRY.
feoz No. Is Water 81.
PARAFFINE NARNIsH.
Ion HAND AND FOR SALE WHOLE
" sale OF retail. lteh2l CHAs. a. BERRY,
LIMITING COTTON, WHITE AND SILK
] N drah, received at D. NICoLL q BRO.
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PINE nNK FuRS

II HAVE STILL ON HAND SOME FEW
i sets Of very handsome Mink Furs. which
VIII sen cheap. Also, large stock OF Fitch,
dec0 ] s. RHlnIlz-
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NEw Yoak, Feb. 7.-The POSTS spe,

The Ways and Means Committee have
entirely failed 10 conclude an agree
ment with the Canadians in relation to
thereciprocity treaty. The propositions
submitted. to the delegation from Cana
da have been reiected. -.
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LIMITING COTTON, WHITE AND SILK
II drab, received At b. NTCoLL 4 BRO.
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INEy CaRprTrna~

LINEN UANkFEICHAIN.
A FEW BALES ON HAND AND WILL,
IA be sold low to close CONSIGNMENT !
49, -. CHAS. II. BERRY,
feoz go No. Is Water st.
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PARAFPINE YARNIsH.
ON HAND AND FOR SALE. WHOLE
" sale or retail. [feh4 CHAs- a. BERRY.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-03-03

&c The highest charge made is five per
cent. Goods Of every description except
Liqnors) purchased and forwarded with des-
patch, wheE either cash or trade accompa-
mes the order.
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NUUK TIILL, KPHt CO., Md, UeCNnlber list, ISU3.
This is to certify that during the last six years have
been both directly and indirectly connected with Mr. T.
f. Marine, in busness and take pleasure in stating
that during that time have always found him prac
cal, industrious. business of most UNREASONABLE
integrity possessing the confidence of all the business
Iuen who know him.
Yours, most respectfully, c. A. LRARY.
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Wheat Wanted.

HIGHEST MARKET PRICE paid for
Ill Wheat at Big Elk Mills, east end of
E,kton, by HILL Il ALEXANDER.
Jak 10, lSS6-2m
DHOSP Hattie FERTILTZER.-Tas 4
L Clark's Fertilizer, containing all the in
gradients necessary to fertility. For sale by
JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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DENTON, Caroline county, Md.

To THE BUSINESS PURLIC:
After eight wears connection with Mr.. r. y. Marine.
Grocery and Commission Merchant. take pleasure
recommending him AS business man. strictly correct
and must say that lie has my entiro confidence.
VIM. NJ. McMAHAN, Sheri
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TO FARMERS
DAIRYME EN- COUNTRY
MERCHANTS.
ALL WHO HAVE FOR SALE

ALL WHO HAVE FOR SALE
NLOUR, Grain, Clover and Flax Seed,
n Tobacco. Hay. Lumber, Slaves, Tan.
Bark, sheep, Calves. Poultry. Eggs Ba-
con, Lard, Butter, Cheese, Game, Vege-
tables, Wool, Rags, Furs, Skins, Fruit,
Green and Dry, &c,
Can have them well sold at the Highest Price
in Baltimore, with full Returns always within
Ten Days of their reaching the City, by for.
wardihg to the Commission House for Coun-
try Produce Of
y. f. MARINE,
N. e. Coner of Frederick 4 Pratt sts.,
BALTIMORE, MD.
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vienna. porchester county, NAL Janunry 1st, 1so4.

VIENNA, Dorchester county, Nd January LIST, 1861.
Mr.. +. +. MARINE :-Allow me on the beginning of
the new year to extend to you my most hearty congra
ulations for the satisfactory which You have
given for several years, in The sale of consgnments
which have ntrusted To your care. hope in the f-
ture that may be able to increase those consignment
and that you will receive from the public very liberal
patronage. THOMAS HIGGINS.
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Mr. F. z. MARINE:-Sir We can say that you al
ways dealt correctly and satisfactory us for ali the
business have had you to do for u.s. and we always
recommend any persons that we know to you aud you
can use for any recommendation that you
may want Yours.
December 29tli 1868. SPENCER & WRIGHT.
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PoTrER's LANDING, Caroline county, Nd.
Mr.. r. r. Misunderstanding been intimately acquan-
ed with hescharacter of your business having extended
to your over five years the GALE of my produce. all
accounts have proved satisfactory and in the future
expect to patronize your house. My advice to all per-
sons having Grain produce, to extend to n Commits
sion Merchant, may rely confidently having not the
least apprehension but find You honest in all respects
Yours B. G. STEVENS
april 15 1SG5-1y
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-04-21
sg- Senator MoDougal Of California, who

va Senator McDougal of California, who
used in debate the other day language too in
decent to be repeated, has made very humble
apology to save expulsion.
EBThe Civil Rights law is to be tested in
| the Memphis courts. The statutes of Tennes-
see prohibit negroes from keeping drinking and
billiard saloons; and several cases are nov
pending maintaining that under the new law
| all men are on an equal footing as to business
pursuits.
EHThe United States naval squadron or
dered on duty on the British North American
coast will consist of seven vessels, carrying
ifty-fveguns. In addition to these there will
be a reserve force consisting of several vessels
now fitting out at the Brooklyn Navy Yard,
and the summer practice squadron of the Ma
val Academy. The seven vessels composing
the flying squadron are now ready for service,
and several of them have already arrived at
Eastport. They will remain in that vicinity
until the Fenian excitement subsidies, when
they will visit various points on the coast of
Canada for the protection Of American fisher
men. The following is correct list of the
flying SQUADRON
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Neiu York Markets.

NEW YORK. April 20.
Cotton-nomnal; sales 2s5 bales Middling Uplands
at SIC.
Flour-State and Western unsettled and 10 q 25c
lower. State at Z 90 a 8 70. Round Hoop Ohio at
S75 q 1900. Western at 90 a 80. Southern low
or sales $50 bbls. at so "a IL 90. Canada 10 q zoe
lower; sales $50 bbls. at 80 a. 1925.
Wheat--unsettled and / a. &c lower; Milwaukee
Club old No. 1, at n; Milwaukee Club, new No.
1, at SO a. 49, Amber Michigan, old, at 2 50;
White Genessee, at G5; White Michigan at Q CO q
IS; White Canada at n! az 2S9.
Corn-quiet and very firm; sales 18, 900 bush. Mix
ed Western at So a SSc.
Realistically; sales 1850 bbls. -.
Pork-Opened frmer but closed heavy; sales $500
bbs New mess at 26 % a 26 6S closing at 26 80 reg
ular.
Lard-firlner; sales 2, $50 bbls. at II a 19s.
Whiskey-without change.
Rice-nactive.
Sugars steady; sales 800 hhds. Porto Rico at 12l
ana at i0i a 11Ic.
Cofee-steady.
Enthusiastically
Naval Stores-nominal
Freights to Liverpool-dull and declining; Cotton
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The Fe,sian Scare.

--'teA h' TORONTO. C. W.. April 20.
The Fenian prisoners at Cornwall have been
until Wednesday. awaiting impor-
tant evidence. The most complete detective
system is in operation and further arrests will
be made unless the suspected parties succeed
in escaping. aa, 81 ,.sdl ~ "a 4. isg
A special despatch to the Globe, from East
port, says Gen. Meade announced his determi-
nation to line the coast with $4,000. men if
necessary to prevent Fenian mischief.
The meeting of Parliament has been post
rponed until June. .s.1laseI
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HoW' M. PATTEN, & CO., AuctiOneeBs,
No. 1S Exchange 81.

~ GIL April 21st, at 10 o'clock Beef Sugar,
oars Tea spices, Cream Tartar, Soap, Tobacco, CT
so as Mustard, Backing, Nails Spikes, Crocke-
Wardrobe ware az 10 new Harnesses &c. 1oclock
Pedar,s stock, consisting Of Dress Patterns Linen
goods, with variety OF nick-nacksa '''' Ai'n
AZ private SAFE during the week, one good Piano
tgAt III O'Clock, in front of office, will be sold
one Roam Mare and Harness. "-- w 'o'S
apr16td L. M. PATTEN q co.
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Auction Sales.
Valuable Real ESTATE at Anction

ON SATURDAY, April 21st, at 12i O'Clock p. M.
" we shall sell the two and a half story brick
House No. South street, and the lot ON which IL
stands, containing about 5000 feet of land. The
house may be converted into two separate tenements
If required, there being two kitchens with dining
rooms adjoining, two parlors and five bed rooms. K
never falling well Of spring water in the cellar
tern, and gas all the house; all in perfect order
and epair. 1t has entrance for carriages, with
large yard with fruit trees, shed, &C., &c.
AT same time, q lot of land adjoining the above
premises, containing 25O0feet. Title clear.
.,,o :. ,HENRYBAILEY q Co., Auctioneers.
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From the Shoe and Leather Reporter. !
Boston Boot and Shoe Market.

BOSTON, April 10.
The wholesale Boot and Shoe business shows some
Improvement. There are only few buyers IN the
market and the call for reasonable goods is limited;
but orders have come in, and notice gratifying
increase of shipments to the South and West,
especially the former section. The stocks ON hand
gradually decreasing, and hope that trade may
soon attain q healthy position. The manufacturing
towns are very dull, but only tsw journeymen find
employment the only safe course is to make moth
ing except ORDERS Sales Of unreasonable goods
if made at ALL at rates much less than cost There
is other than to wait the turn OF events and
pocket the loss The shipments for the weak 49,
027 cases. of Chicago takes 1014 St. Louis 1401 New
391, Louisville KY, Ga, and Wilmington, N. c., 261
The total shipments tor the corresponding week last
year were 5667 cases. ..,f hi ,.se'D,.ir 5s
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.afiscellameo,,s Dispatches.

ATLANTIC CITY, April 20. .
The steamship Jamaica Packets" cargo OF
coffee and spices has all been landed in good
condition The ship is well up ON the beach
in good order and will be get off
PHILADELPHIA, April 20.
The coal trade at Richmond, Pa, has been
suspended i'm consequence of the determine
ton of the laborers to resist any reduction of
wages. No disturbance has yet occurred.
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From Mecico.

- ssA NEW YORK, April 10.
$50 P. M. Passengers who left San Fran
cisco on the Both ult., give further particulars
of the collision between the Liberals and the
French at Mazatlan.
The French marched out of the city to give
the Liberals battle. The fighting was very
severe, no prisoners being taken on either
side The officer in command of the French
was killed. sasl &. ss.i4a5i
The latest advices from the seat of war
state that reenforcements were en- route for the
French at Mazatlan. - .l4s, ao. 80
The military situation at Acapulco remain
ed unchanged. Eg 7H 7 ~ ~
The U. S. gmboat Saranac was lying in the
harbor on the 9th.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 20. y
The Imperial Consul in this city has Mata-
moras dates to March 25th. He asserts that
no battle had then taken place.
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Stock Market.
NEW YORK. April 20.

BEWARE OF TOOTH PoIsoNs vended un-
der the name of Dentifrices. Adopt and adj
here to the only preparation that really pre-
serves the teeth and hardens the gums,-ffa-
grant "Sozodont" Its effects on decaying
teeth are marvellous.