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PETITION FOR PARTITION.

LNRANClS MOHR, whose residence " unknown
II lornelia MOhr, now wife OF Clement Richie
who live In Llcfmout County, Ohio John 4 Mohr
who lives Ia Randolph County, Illinois. ana 1hom-
Will take notice, that n petition was nled against
them ON the 7th day of January, a. h. 1867 in tho
superior court, within and Tor the County %
Montgomery and state Of ohio. by John +. Lui-
VIC, and IL now pending, wherein said John \
Ludwicd demands partition OF the following roA
estate tO-Wit; Being lots numbered ave hundred
and eighty lbsOl anu hve hundred aud eighty
one, tbsll Of the revised plat OF tho city
OF Dayton, aud that at thenCNt term OF said Court
held aiter forty days from the date OF the irst pub
LEGATION Of this notice, application Willie made b
the SAID petitioner, for an order that partition
JOHN \. LUDWIG.
las. n BAa0OrT, Atty for Petitioner lSRG
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8ttditat.
YOUNG MEN
BEII,S SPECIFIC PULLS.

The experience of the past ten years has demon
strated The fact that tho utmost reliance may be
PLACED In the efficacy of
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS.,
FOR the speedy and permanent cure OF Seminal
weakness, Emissions, Physical and Nervous de-
bility, Impotence, or want of power, tho result Of
sexual excess, or |
YOUTHFUL LNDlSCRETION,
which neglected, ruins the happiness, and UNITS
the sufferer for business, Social S0Ciety or Mar
rage, and often terminates In un untimely grave.
Make no delay IN seeking the remedy. Bells
Specific pllls, can he used without detection or In.
tcrfcrenco with business pursuits,
No CIHANGts of DIET ~ NECESSARY
They are entirely vegetable and perfectly harm
less on the system. Each box contains 60 pills,
with iull directions aud n trGatise ON the cunse-
quCnces ana euro. Price One Dollar Beware of
Counter Uttsl II you cannot procure them of
your Druggist, send the money to DR.. JAhRB
BRYAN, Consulting Physician, $40 broadway, New
FORK, aud they viii be sent by return of mail,
free from observation.
For HulO bN DrUuuiatg lueuoruliy.
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A HOUSE AND lot IN MIAMISBURG
y AT SHERIFF'S SALE,

- ~, ~ ~
AT SHERlFF'S SALE.
John Zig Is Franz Reuschcr, Superior Court
Case 36l5.
Il obedience 10 the command of an order Of sale,
Il issued by the superior Court, within and for the
County of Montgomery, and 10 me directed, / VIII
Oner at public sale, at the door Of the Court House,
In the city OF Dayton, Ohio, on
Monday, March {, 1887, af2 o'clock r. NJ,
The following described real estate to-wit: Sit
uate IN the County Of Montgomery and state Of
ONO, all that lot, tract or parcel OF land lying and
being tO-Wtti Beginning at tho y, h.. corner OF
Henry Bollonbach' 5 lot, aud running nom thence
north l5 feet along Water street. Thence extend
Ing back TO the Miami River, adjoining thotown Of
Miamishurg, In the county aud state Aforesaid:
the same being the tract Of land conveyed by Jacob
korcher and wife TO David GuckhaltS, andby him
10 Cobblo, and by Frederick Cobblc to John Mover,
deceased, father of Theresa and Lena Meyer and
nom thence n solomon Hilbert, and nom solomon
Hubert 10 jacob Zimmerman, and from Jacob
Zimmerman 10 John Zig; the same being lot No
u45l on the revised plat OF said town,
said real estate has been appraised NJ CESS 90. and
praised value thereof
ERIN or SALE-CAsI.
o g. IL. DAVIDSON, sheriff.
ADAM CLAY, Attorney. 2iwtt
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AVOID n q

II you are suffering from the effects of Youthful
lndiscretion and have seminal Weakness, Ennis.
slous, Nc.i | viii send you, free of charge iniorma.
lion which, II followed, wfl cure you without the
aid of medicines, Address \ AMSDEN,
JaldnwiylT Station u, New York.
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DIVORCE NOTICE.

rot a. MARTIN, whose residence is unknown
81 will take notice that Mary II. Martin, on the
9Sth Of January, A. ID. 1861, nlod In tho Court OF
Common Pleas Of Montgomery county, Ono, he's
petition, praying for u divorce, against said de-
iendant absence and hRbluni
drunkenness for more than lhree years.
h, THOMPSON, Attorney
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DR.. j. BRYAN, CONs'o PHYSICIAN,

ohp wv"
SPECIAL pREATM MI in all cases OF
seminal, Sexual, Urinary and Nervous Diseases
In male or female, ADVICE FREE and correspond
cnCo STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
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A%EN is w y N TED
samples sent free. Nocapital requii ed, Ladies
OF Gentlemen can earn from 90 10 $40 per day,
Enclose stamp, aud address
TRIFP " 90, Eighth street, New York.
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FEVER AND A6UA AsN GHILLS.
THE BEST REMEDY TO CURE, Isl
DANE6'PAlM n.

directions FOR rs USE.-TAKE
ulree tcuspoonsful Of the Pain hiller In about hall
pint OF hot water well sweetGncd with mOlasses, "a
the attack is coming on, bathing freely the ,iost
back and bowels with the medicine, at the same
time. Repeat the dose in twenty minutes IL the
FIRST dose not stop the chin should IL produce
vomiting tand IL probably will " the stomach Is
very FOUL, take u little Pain Killer in cold water
with sugar after each spasm. Perso-
ycrance In the above treatment has cured many
severe and obstinate cases OF thus disease.
SOLD BY J. MEDICINES DEALERS.
octQI .daWtt ... "..
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P4VcKfod MAY 9O,H $780,

E'Rohtoo sHhy EOS AboOe
This Is an article for washing without rubbing,
except in very dirty places, which will require Il
very slight rub, and unlike other preparations Of
iered for u Ike purpose, WILL NOT ROT THE CLOTHES,
but Will leave them much WHITTIER than ordinary
methods, without the usual wear and tear.
II removes grease spots as If by magic, and soft
ems the dirt by soaking, SO that rlnsinB viii ia or
binary cases entirely remove II.
This powder IS prepared in accordance with
chemical science, and upon u process peculiar to
itself, which is secured by Letters Patent. IL has
boon in usO for more than u year, and has proved
itself an universal fayorite wherever IL has been
used. Among the advantages claimed are the fol-
lowing, viz;
IL saves all the expense of sorp Usually used on
cotton and linon goods.
1t saves most Of the labor Of rubbing, and wear
and tear.
Also, for cleaning windows it is unsurpassed.
With one quarter the time and labor usually re-
quirod it imparts u beautiful gloss and lustre,
much superior to any other modO. No wator re-
puired except TO moisten the powder.
DiI 0cti0ns with each package.
Aud cnn be readily appreciated by u single trial.
The cost OF washing for u family Of Ave or six por-
sons will not exceed THREE GENTS.
The manufacturers OF this powder are aware
that many useless compounds have been int ro-
or failed In removing the dirt, but knowing the in
trinsic excellence of this article, they confidently
proclaim II Us being adapted to meet u demand
which has long existed, aud which has heretofore
remained unsupplied,
MANUFACTURED NY
HOWE * STEVENS,
q y 4 HOSton.
ALSO, MANUFACTURERS OF FAMILY DYE COLoRs.
Sold by all Grocers aud Dealers. ocyd3m
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NOTICE.

CUsAN RAMSEY, a nonresident Of the state Of
- Ohio, 10 notified that George Ramsey did, on the
llth day OF January 1857, nle his petition IN the
Office OF the Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas,
and for the county of Montgomery and
state OF Ohio. charging the said Susan Ramsey
with having been wlllfully absent from the said
for more than three years past, adultery.
with one Hartel Holster and gross negiect OF
SAID snsAn RAmsey, which petition VIII stand for
hesrinE az die next term OF said Conrts
GEORGE RAMSEY.
NJ NoLAN, Attorney. l9w6
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Dr.. Harvey's Golden Pills

L. a remedy four degrees stronger thRn the abov
and intended for special cases OF long standing.
Price Five Dollars per Box.
If you cannot purchase the pills OF your Dr' e.
gist, they viii be sent by mail, post pnid, sect re
from observation, on receipt of the money by nr
JAMES BRYAN, Consulting Physician, $40 Broad
way. Now York.
For sale by Druggists generally,
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N g. APPLICABLE.

II EAL I. tate A q IN rs
once 323 Third Street North sIde
DAYTON OHIO.
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w ILL ATTEND TO THE SELLING
aud buying OF real estate, loan money on bond and
mortgage, make collections etc, etc. All business
entrusted 70 them wtll be faithfully attended 10.
oc25-tf
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Dr. Harvoy's Temale Pills.

The experience of thirty years has proved they
have no equal for Removing distractions and IT-
rrgularitics, No MATTER FROM WHAT CAUSE THEY
ARISE, Ihoy are safe and sure In every ease. Up
wards of 1900 boxes are sold annually, and no
Of their efficacy IL ever heard, for they
what they ARE represented to do,
sold In boxes Containing SiHtg piWs Price ono
lnllnr
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%YOUTHFUL I~NDIsCRETION,
sCBSsARY
no

n YOU require a reliable remedy to restore YOU,
and remove IRE gulnritiesor DISTINCTIONS. why not
use the be,tY m
Every Lady knows the slightest irrcgularity Of
nature 7 liable TO bring on Headache, Giddiness,
Low spirits, Painting, Mysteries. &c then the
bio M of health fades, the appetite fails, and other
symptoms more distressing commence, rs Weak.
ness, spinal Complaints, the Whites, ProlRpsus,
&c. sc, Aucycr FILLING remedy will he found IN
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Bral Gstate Seents.
STEPHENS HUBER g. CO.

REAL HST Ale AGEk IS,
370 ~ ESQ Third st.
DAYTON, ono.
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The experience of the past ten years has demon.
rated the fact that the utmost reliance may be
lnppt In tile pnlgney of
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From Arizona-The Indian War.


SAN Francisco, June 23.-Arizona advices to
the Sth inst. report that the scouting parties of
Colonel Inglis had returned. They had several
engagements with the Indians, killing two and
wounding a number.
General Gregg had been through Santa Mara
and Will Williams fork country, and disco cred
no traces of Indians. He attributes the depre-
dations recently committed to Indians from
Colorado or east of Prescott.
The rumored capture of Young's company of
the sth Cavalry, at Magare, it is said grew out
of the men having mutinied and killed their
Captain and Lieutenant
General Gregg has given orders from Camp
Mcpherson to Black Canon, and says he would
make short work of the redskins if he had six
or eight companies of cavalry to scour the
country.
Colonel L. F. Wright is recovering from his
serious illness.
The results of the working ore in Moss Mine
are most encouraging. Parsons Lode is being
vigorously developed. Tie Vulture we'll is work
ing successfully.
A Prescott letter says that the Democrats car
ried the county election by majority of so.
The ranches are looking finely.
Two men were killed by the Indians, twenty
five miles from Prescott, on the I'd instant.
General Gregg is planning an extensive expe-
dition to Fonto Basin.
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PhiladeIphia Trade Report.

TUESDAY, June 25.-The movements in the
Flour Market continue of a limited character,
but prices remain without quotable change.
The home trade operate with extreme caution,
only taking enough to supply their wants from
day TO day. Sales of q few hundred barrels at
ss@S'5O p bbl. for superf1ne S9@975 for extras:
S975@ll'5O for Northwestern extra family; 500
IL for Pennsylvania and Ohio do. do; and Sl2@l
IA for fancy brands, according to quality. Rye
Flour ranges from S67597 q bbl. Brandywine
Corn Meal ranges from $575@5'8A
The Wheat Market is quiet with sales of 500
ranges from S140@l'45 To- pennsylvania, Corn
Is in active requests an advance. Sales of
bushels commSn white at $l'05 Oats are in
moderate demand, with sales of 10000 bushels
Pennsyly@nia at S0@S015c., an advance.
Notslng doing in either Barley or Malt
TIE last sale OF No. Quercltron was at s42
Ston.
Whisky-Holders offer common Corn at SOC
p gal, in bond.
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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF QUARTER SESSIONS-Judge Ludlow
John Leany convicted of charge of the larceny
of broom valued at fifty cents belonging to James
McMicken. Last Wednesday afternoon, as he passed
broom upon his shoulder and carried 1t off, McMcken
arrested him and took back his property The defense
John Gallagher was acquitted OF q charge OF mali
cious m schief. he returned home from work about
l o'clock night and found that his landlady had
locked up the house. He knocked, but none paid
and gained entrance. The cellardoor was consldera
bly, damaged, but the jury failed to find malice in the
action. "
copper STILL valued at $780, knowing IL to have been
stolen. The still was stolen from McGowen d Gal
lagher's distery, at Twentysxth ana Pine streets,
seen by the owners 1t at McCloskeys junk shop,
in Front street, near Shippen. McCloskey readily
told them that he bought IL Tor S0 and that he had
cut IL in pieces because otherwise he could have
COURT OF QUARTER SESSIoNS-Judge Peirce.-
This morning lhe of the Commonwealth VS..
This case been In this court for many months and
is known as the "cow case" The allegation upon the
part or prosecution is that the defendants stole
two cows, and sold their skins to tanner these
tor. The was tried last year, and after many
days OF patient Investigation the Jury were unable
TO agree and they were discharged from further con-
To-day the case brought up for re-tral and the
defense put in plea of former acquttal his placed
the matter before the Judge himself 1t was proven
merly tried had been lost and could not now be found
There then record OF how the matter stood at
the conclusion of the previous trial. The defense then
proposed to prove. by gentleman who served on the
fury at the trial that the verdict then given
OF acuua and at the close OF our report the admss
bility of this testimony was being argued
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-Judge Brewster
The miscellaneous argument list was before the Court
again to-day,
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Fire at Saratoga.

SARATOGA, N. Y, June 24.-The barns belong
ing to the Union Hotel, located on Hamilton
street, took fire at quarter to eight o'clock this
evening and we're consumed. The fire extended
south, and destroyed the newly erected servants
quarters, also belonging to the Union Hotel.
The Clarendon was not scorched, though sup
posed to be in great danger at times, and was
only saved through the great eXertions of the
Fire Department, supplied with water from the
two reservoirs on the grounds Of the house. The
Columbian, which was twice in flames, was only
slightly injured. The Crescent water cure esta-
bllshment was not injured, although the guests
escaped, as was also the case at the Columbian
Hotel. The fire was finally got under control,
and but for the powerful exertions of steamers
Nos. !, 2, and 8, of this place, the conAagration
would have extended further. The buildings
burned were all rookeries, and the loss by the
conflagration is gain to Saratoga, as no hotels
are injured.
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FROM BALTIMORE TO-DAY.

Murder I'm the Monumental City This
MOrning-Attempted Murder I'm East
ern Maryland, Etc.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE EVENING TELEGRAPH. ]
BALTIMORE June 25.-A rencontre occurred
this morning at restaurant on Baltimore
street. opposite the San Office, in which Francis
Hart, printer employed in the Gazette Office,
shot with a pistol and killed Columbus
Foncbell, keeper of the restaurant, but recently
appointed subordinate officer in the Peniten-
tiary. He died in thirty minutes after being
shot. Hart was sent to Jail for trial. The
jealousy of the deceased and suspicion of Hart's
intimacy with his wife were the causes of the
difficulty.
The Snow Hill Shield contains an account of
George P. Spences attempt to shoot e. K. Will
son, prominent lawyer of that town, on Mon
day, by firing at him through his window
The recent rains have done much injury to
the crops in this State.
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The Correspondence An the Schell-
NRglee CRse-Genera1 Naglee Sues to
ERfOfn fta Publication.

From the San Francisco Alta Californian.
The suit of Mary L. Schell VS. General Henry
M. Naglee, 10 recover 100000 damages, for an
alleged breach of promise of marriage, has been
the subject of considerable comment, and
rumor had it a short time since that the case
had been compromised and dismissed. The dis
missal has not been entered on record in the
Court as yet, and the case remains in stdtu quo
Recently the letters written by General Naglee
TO Mrs. Schell have been put into the hands of
q publisher, and were about to be issued, so
rumor has IL, In pamphlet form.
General Naglee filed q complaint In the
Fourth District Court against John Stratman,
Mary l.. Schell, James w. Towne, Jacob Bacon,
and a number of persons who are described by
fictitious names, and charges that MARY l..
Schell combining and confederating with the
Defendants, John Stratman, James w. Towne,
Jacob Bacon, and the other defendants, to
abuse the confidence of the plaintiff, and to
ipjure him, and to bring him into disrepute
among the people, and particularly certain
persons whose names are used and referred to
in said letters, by printing and publishing the
same, and by printing and publishing extracts
and quotations of the same," in book or PAM
phlet form.
He charges that said letters, written over the
signature OF Harry were strictly confidential
in their communication, and the professed pub
licatIon is without his consent and against his
will. He prays that the defendants be enjoined
from publishing any portion of them; that the
original letters be delivered to him: and that
either the original or printed copies to any per-
son except himself
A temporary Injunction, to remain in force
until the matter can be heard, was granted by
Judge Sawyer, upon plaintiff filing bond for
$1,000.
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TEXAS.
Political Persecution.

A telegram from Texas recently announced a
charge of embezzement against Judge II. Q.
Yarmouth, of Louisiana, It was paraded
through the Rebel papers as splendid fling"
at Radical, and some Northern papers made
very unfavorable comments. The charge was
baseless, as the following document will show:-
At the May term OF the United States District Cou
for the Eastern Disr ct of Texas, Galveston, Texa
May 20, at II o'clock jury was empanelled to try
Joseph Morris and II. @. Yarmouth for embezzling
s21OO0 OF Government money. The witnesses for the
Government were heard when became satisfied that
there against the defendants and told the
District Attorney that had not particle of doubt OF
the innocence of these defendants, and that the
transaction was perfectly legitimate; at any rate, IN
the property was really the property Of the Coy
motifs for its value, but TO pursue this trial
therefore recommend TO the District Attorney to
enter a nOIe pros. The District Attorney rose and
said that he satisfied of the innocence of the de-
fendants and that he held in his hand the papers of
the Treasury Department which acquitted the defen-
dants beyond shadow of doubt, and that he glad
that the defendants had been vindcated by the Courts
ofthe country The District Attorney entered the
ft0tLe pros, and the Court adjourned.
JOHN Q. WATROUS, Judge Presiding.
i, Levi Jones, Clerk OF the United States Court at
Galveston. certify the above to be true copy from
the original, with the seal of the Court
LEVI JONES, Clerk.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TELEGRAPH |
Tuesday, June 25, 1867.


The Stock Market was more active this morn
ing, and prices were rather frmer. Government
bonds continue in fair demand. 1904 was bid for
10 4Os; 1861 for June and August 7'30s; ll2b for
6s of 1881; lO7 for "a 6.2Os; llOa for '62 20s;
1914 for i65 5-2Os; and Ito for July, '65, 5-20s
CITY loans we're unchanged; the new issue sold
at 9yb.
Railroad shares were the most active on the
list. Pennsylvania Railroad sold largely at from
524052s no change; Philadelphia and Erie AZ
2s, a slight advance; and Lehigh Valley at @ Syg
59i, an advance of 4. 1920 was bid for Can! cam
den and Amboy; 5S4 for Readmgi % for Ellis MIae,
bill; 354 for North Pennsylvania ~ 20 for or Nort
common; 40 for preferred do; and 40 ior Nor'n'
eTn Central. a,.,
City Passenger Railroad shares were M n5mly stg
held Hestonvile sold at lzti 90 Was Viu onS IOS
Fifteenth; 2sl for Spruce and Pine; 44t tso for
Chestnut and Walnut Sc for West os s nion
Rank 3S SHARES were in good demand for invest.
ment at full prices, 1856 was 6ld Tor - First M
National. 2s6 for North America; 100 tor Phila-
delnbia. 19e for Farmers and Mechanics; 100
for Southwark; 1904 for Kensington; bs for
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Penn Townahip. &c for Girard. 81 for ManufaC1
tnrosi. col Tor Ctf. I6 for Capitalization. and "a
suIeIei O02 IOI S,,syi ~ AVA SVH9NA"'s"A, "NN w
for Common wealth.
Canal shares were unchanged. LehiRh
Navigation sold at 47l, no change; and Delaware
Division at 56a no change. Sc was bid for Nor
ris Canal; and IL for Susquehanna Canal.
Quotations of GOld--lO6 A. M. 138&s IL A. M.
Iaoi. 10 Al Iaai. II p M 1Qos an advance of 4
AOoY5 - ms Aoo8j MS 1c9s, ." oN' ''NAANS "
on the closing price last evenings
AT St. Louis on Thursday, the Exchange
market vUaa touiet the rates heinp buving mar
d IiI 10 ~ 90 ,nrar,i,, 80 gf,la ,p,s
still inadequate, and the forwarding OF cur
rency bv EXPRESS had to be resOrted TO by re-
noitlers
AiiA'.oA o =. j.. 4. --.-r 4 40 ,t -..tt
The New York tribune this morning says:--
Money continues easy AZ Sgs per cent With 2 t9ll
55uppty 70 otoAers on Observation-Disclosures SECURITIES ~ the
Tondon 'ioaisEAItas? for cofnrn ercIa iOos(6I10i[
TO- he axoi * ~ short sgIt payIss
AZ 2I n days I9s sIs S ss aot et
bAnswegp ~ sISs sw,dss SaSl2 Han
fort. losS@sliS Bremen, 7siSC97e Prussian Thaiers
72a52{: a. r,v.vroo, mar s.o.v,a, r.,
and 5e1 boSes Bacon AZ s5s and Der sail 5sS @ b5s
Corn at SD !, in bulk. 10 LOHdon, rs tcs Tobacco
At us. sd To Glasgow, 1900 bush. Corn ON private
The Cincinnati Gazette OF Friday thus notices
financial matters there;-
"Jhe demand for money continues fully mp to the
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THE PRIZE RING.

The Fight Between Elliott and Gall
lRgher VIII Not Come OR-GaIIag her
Pays Forfeit.
CLEVELAND, June A.-The match between
Charely Gallagher and Jimmy Elliott, to fight
last. The men had meeting on Saturday at
Gallagher's training place, at which it was
agreed that the match should be quashed upon
Gallagher's paying Elliott the sum OF $3.50. Gal
noncompliance with his training regime, and it
is said that this fact caused the breaking up of
the match. Elliott is now ready for Coburn, or
any other man. Seward and Fogarty, two young
pugilists of this city, are training to fight on the
9th of Julv
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SECOND EDITION
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
Financial and Commercial Report 60
Noon.

Financial and Commercial Report 60
Noon.
By the Atlantic CdbLe.
LONDON, June 25--Noon.-Consols opened at
"a for money; U. s. 5.2Os, IS; Illinois Central,
79l; Erie R. r., 40.
LIVERPOOL, June 25-Noon. Cotton has
downward tendency, and the estimated sales for
to-day are only 5000 bales. Middling uplands,
ll@1ltd.; middling Orleans, 11sd.
Breadstuffs and provisions are unchanged.
Tallow has declined to 44s. Pig Iron has de-
clined TO 53s. 3D.. Whale Oil has declined to EOS
per ton for Iceland. Other articles are un.
altered.
ANTWERP June 26.-Petroleum, 35f. SOC.