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very slowly, and will not be available
to any extent for two or three weeks ia
come, at least. In the meantime man.
ufacturers, who are generally worked
close upon material, must have some
thing to bridge over with, and they
prefer buying old wool, if it can be had
at reasonable rates, rather than to send
agents into the country for new. Hence,
several large consumers have come in
during the past week, and bought lib
orally wherever they could find parcels
adapted to their requirements.
Sales of domestic for the week have
been quite liberal, all things considered,
and foot up some zoe, 900 lbs at range
of 33ts70c for fleece, and 51a62tc for
the various grades of pulled.
In pulled woods there have been con-
siderable sales. Included are $500 lbs
western super, 4l4c; 1000 lbs do. extra,
521c; 1000 lbs super, Fic; 1,5O0 lbs
Wisconsin extra, SIC; 1000 lbs Ohio
super, 4Sc; 1,5OO lbs Eastern extra, 5sc;
4 500 lbs do do, SIC, 1000 lbs double ex-
ira, 62ic; 5000 lbs western extra, SOC.
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FROM NEW YORK.
Pauamn News-south American News
-Trotting Rnce-Thc Fourth m
Richmond aud Charleston.

NEW YORK, July 5.-Ihe steamer
Rising Star, with San Francisco dates
10 the 9th, arrived yesterday.
The Herald's lanama correspondence,
dated 23d ult., confirms the report of
the capture of MoSquerO and the as
sumption of supreme control by AcOsta.
The Columbian steamer Bolivar. which
slipped through the fingers of the au.
thOrities ut Panama when they contem-
plated seizing her, has been returned to
Panama by MosquerO's orders, and was
delivered To the authorities. Affairs
were greatly unsettled, and the only
remedy seemed to be to wait until Con-
gTeSS was convened.
The Heralds Santiago, Chill, CORES
poudence says: The Presidents mes
sage To the CHILEAN Congress states that
the mediation of the United States in
the war with Spain had been accepted
with conditions.
L;eutenants Crussmau and Wright
man, of the United States steamer Os-
siprie, had been arrested i'll Valparaiso
by an officer of the steamer for intend
ing to fight duel.
The IleTald's Lima, Pc II, correspond
ence of the oath announces the fact
that Cattillo's revolution for the pur-
pose of dcposing Prado had been
brought to termination by the death
of Castillo himself. The only body of
rebels remaining i'll aims was the small
command of General Rivas. PIado had
succeeded in forming new cabinet.
Congress was busy adopting new Con.
stitutiOn and revising the new penal
code.
A race was trotted between Dexter in
harness and Ethan Allen with running
mate, on the MorriStown, New Jersey,
course yesterday, which was won after
a close and exciting contest, by Ethan
aud his mate, the best mile being in
300.
In Richmond, Va, the negroes and
military demonstrated their loyalty in
accordance with the Mayors proclama-
ton aud one of the Courts did so by adj
jOurning its session oil receiving II writ
ten order from General ). Cox.
In Charleston and the rest of the
Southern cities, although business WAS
suspended, the military and freedmen
alone appeared 10 be all jubilaut over
the return of the national anniversary.
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Rran Ne.xNrieana.

NEW ORLEANS, July 5.-The French
corvette Phlequeton, with eight guns
being four days from Vera Cruz. with
dispatches from the Consul General OF
France, arrived at South West Pass
this morning. She has on board Gen
eral Herrera and other Mexican refu.
gees. She brings news of the fall OF
Vera Cruz. On the 9th the city sur
rendered without bloodshed and is now
quiet. The captured soldiers were. sent
to Mobile by the French sloop-of-war
Tobaseo. The foreign Inen-of-war in
port were the United States steamer
Tacony, the English steamer Jason and
the Spanish steamer Delero.
Santa Anna was shot on the morning
of the 25th, at Sissal.
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Bsslsn wool sIeyket.

From the Commercial Bulletin, 18th.
The wool market has been fairly &C.
tive during the past week, and buyers
have exhibited considerable pluck Q Id
nerve nnder the adverse circumstances
of the situation. The transactions, how
ever, have been mostly at rather low
rates, and dealers, with their stocks of
domestic fleece nearly closed ont, are
disposed to allow prices to gradually set
tie down, in view of the prospective
moderate rates at which the new clip
is expected to open.
In fact, the amount of desirable wool
now remaining upon the Eastern mar
kets is very small, and some grades
wanted for immediate consumption,
such rs coarse fleece and choice lots of
double extra and pickiock, are wholly
deficient. The new clip comes along
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Rortre.. monroe Items.

FORTRESS MONROE, July 5.-Accounts
of destitution among the poorer classes
of the counties of North Carolina are
constantly being received and leave no
room for doubt thar mortality, suffering
and sickness FROM the want of food pre-
walls to deplorablo extent.
Three negroes entered the house of
Mr.. Reeves Foster few days since,
seized the family and shut them in an
clubhouse, then robbed the house, and
afterwards murdered Mr.. and Mrs. Eos
ter, their daughter and her infant child
and iired upon . younger daughter who
was escaping with child, wounding
the daughter and killing the child.
The assaSSins escaped
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BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to the Register.l

VIENNA, July 4, Evening.-The I'm
perial Court of Austria has gone int
mourning for the death of Macmillan
LONDON, July 4, Evening.-The Eng
lish Government authorities have pro
hibited the grand review, which wa
to take place at Hyde Park, on account
of the execution of Macmillan. Inc
conduct of the Mexican Government II
condemning Macmillan to death and
his subsequent execution causes great
Indignation here and on the continent
PARIS, July 4, Eeening.-Lord Lyons
has entered upon the duties of his office
as ambassador of Her British Majesty
TO the Court of Napoleon, vice Lord
Cowley.
LONDON, July 4, 2 p. M.-The Feniar
prisoners, Burke, Doran, Macafferty
McLure and Others, have been brought
from Ireland to England.
LONDON, July 4, Evening.-ConsOl:
9it, for money; American securities
ClOStu, ". .. O--O uOlIuS
Central at 79i; Erie AT.
The amount of specie reported OF
hand in the Bank of England is y 800
900 pounds sterling.
LIVERPOOL, July 4, Eyening.-Cotton
inactive and heavy, and closed with a
downward tendency; middling uplands
lOtd; middling Orleans lid; sales to-day
we're 10000 bales. Corn declined to 37s
Sd per quarter for new mixed western
Breadstuffs unchanged ut previous quo
tations Provision market unchanged
except for bacon, which closed at 42S fol
Cumberland cut middles. Petroleum
spirits have declined to Sd per gallon;
standard white ut Is Id.
DUBLIN, July "a Fenian leader, al
legged to be General Halpin, formerly
secretary of one of the Fenian Organiza'
tons in America, has been arrested i'll
the streets of Cork.
PARIS, July 5.-The French Govern
meut has granted concession to the
new Franco American Telegraph Com.
pany, which propose ia lay sub ina
rine cable from Brest To some point on
the American coast.
LONDON, July 3. Eyening.-All the
Courts of Europe have adopted mourn
ing for the death of Macmillan.
The recall of the British legation
from the City of Mexico, and the sus-
pension of diplomatic relations between
Great Britain and the government OF
Mexico is seriously proposed. &C..
PARIS, Jnly ., Evening.-The MOni'
teur to-day has III article expressing its
detestation of the murder of Maximil
ian.
In the Senate and Corps Legislati
to-day speeches were made denouncins
the execution rs . crime against civil
LatiOn.
Orders have Ieeu sent out suSpendinl
from their functions all French Cons IL
in the Mexican Republic.
All festivities i'll this city have ceased
and preparations for the Forthcoming
fetes have been abandoned out Of respect
for the memory of the Inflated Maxi
milan.
MANCHESTER, June 5.-The distin
guished American William Lloyd Gar
riSOn was entertained to-day 1T din
ner given in his honor by his friend,
in this city.
LONDON, July 4.-Evening.-Tht
weather is reported favorable for crops
Sugar 25s Cd. Linseed, in cakes of nine
pounds, l2S cd. Other articles M
changed.
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Formal Transfer.

WASHINGTON, July 5.--The Russian
Minister received a telegram from st
Petersburg, stating that a special com
transfer the American Northwestern ter
ritory recently transferred by Russia tt
the authorities delegated by the United
States government.
The House COMMITTEES on Reconstruc'
ton hope to report bill on Monday
next.
The June report of the Agricultural
Department represents the wheat crof
of the country at least two hundred
million bushels. Other cereals are rep
resented in good condition. ~ -
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Cincinnati Items

CINCINNATI, June 5.-The fourth pass
ed of here very quietly, some seven oil
eight pic-nics took large number OF
people into the country.
Twelve houses i'll Covington, mostly
small frames, were destroyed by fire
caused by shooting a pistol; loss 10000
insurance Sl2
The Union cricket grounds in thi'
city, opened yesterday with n mattel
game of base ball, between the Louis
willie and Cincinnati clubs. in which the
latter was victorious, by score Of Elk
ty to twenty-four. The game was wit
messed by about 1000 persons.
George Shields, we'll known rs II Iuil
dc: of engines, died yesterday of dropSy
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The Harvest, Crops. ETC.


OHIO.-The Columbus Statesman, OF
July 3, says:
Notwithstanding the usually back
ward spring, the wheat harvest of the
present season will he as early, if not
earlier, sthan usual. Some of our farm
ers expected to commence cutting their
wheat on Monday, and by the time the
week ends all will have commenced. AL
accounts concur in saying that the crop
will be more than an average one, and
that there is but little rust.
Farmers in the Miami Valley have
begun the wheat harvest. Most of the
crop is now considered assured, and the
nudge and rust calamity has generally
been adjourned over to next season,
| The new crop is of excellent quality,
aud the yield will be unusually large.
Corn looks equally we'll. Ia some
parts of the country the crop Of apples
will not be o good one, while in the
same region, and but few miles dis
tant, the supply will be large. The
same may be said of peaches. The Der.
ny crop, particularly The black and rasp,
berries. promise large yield.
The Dayton journal of Wednesday
says
MissISsIPPI-The Pamela Star Of Sat,
urday says the corn crop of Pamela
county. Mississippi, was never more
promising before at this season of the
year. The quantity planted is largely
in excess of former years.
The jackson Clarion has the follow.
ing:
From all parts of this State, we are
in receipt of encouraging accounts Of
the growing corn crop. 1t was never
more promising. aud the bread ques'
ton for the next season may be co'.sid
, cred settled. OF cotton we cannot
speak so encouragingly. To make as
surarce doubly sure the people have
wisely concentrated their utmost efforts
TO secure the corn crop, and the cotton
is backward and considerably in the
grass. Industry and favorable sea
sou. however, will enable them to save
it.
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New York Market.

NEW tVhhJ ouit W
FLOUR-Receipts 1855 barrels and
12,5l7 bags; market 15a25 lower and
rather more doing; sales 1900 barrels al
6 5Oa 8 20 for supertine State and ives.
torn; 2Oa9 Is for extra western; III IN
all % for choice do; 7OalO IS for ship
ping round hoop Ohio.
: WHEAT-Receipts ID, 4G7 bushels;
market lower; sales $500 bushels white
California and 49,, 500 bushels winter
red western ut 80.
RYE-Quiet; sales 5000 bushels Can
ada at 40.
BARLEY AND MALT-Dull.
CORN-Receipts f54, 800 bushels; mar
ket LAP lower; sales $1,000 bushels NJ
| DIAL o. for new mixed western, the
latter for choice; GOAL W for unsOundi
l W for new white western; Ia for
southern yellow.
OATS-Shade firmer; sales 81 900 bu al
73a74 for western; 99la7O for unsouEd;
S5aS5t for Ohio and State.
SUGAR-Firm and active; 40 hhds
cuba at 1lSal2f.
PETROLEUM-Frm at l6al6t for
crude; 27a25 refined in bond.
HOPS-Quie. ut 3Oa65, new crop. Z
PORK-Firmer sales $3.50 bbls
at 81 35a2l 50 new mess, closing ut q
43 regular 10 80 for DID,. Ii 25alS 50;
for prime. % O0a22 IL for prime mess.
BEEF-PreviOus prices
BEEF HAMS-Quiet 80.
BACON-Dull, at lOf Cumberland cut
IL. short ribbed; l2ia12s saert clear.
CUT MEATS-Dull; $40 packages,
.8ta9i. sac sa
'SHOULDERS-l2al3t.
LARD-Dnll and heavy, lltal2i.
BUTTER-Dull, lGa2l for Ohio; l2als
State. -
CHEESE-Dull; and lower 14a14t.
LATEST MARKET-5 p. NJ.
FLOUR-Closed heavy and l0al5t
lower for old, and steady for fresh
ground; old State for exports, 25a7 80
WHEAT Dull and lower for com
mon and inferior, and steady for good
and prime grades.
J. RYE 30 for western.
OATS-Steady; "a for western; 81 fol
Ohio.
CORN-Dull ut l 05;.1 % for fair tC
prime mixed western.
PORK-Firmer; sales of Is 90 barrels
mess at 81 so cash and regular, closing
with buyers ut u 50 cash, and q s.
regular; sellers at 81 IS cash and 81 GO!
regular.
BEEF-Quiet and steady.
CUT MEATS-Steady.
PICKLED HAMS-l2sal3. Il.
BACON-Dull ut l0sal0f for Cumber
land cut, Hall: for short rib, and l2fa
l2J for short clear.
LARD-Heavy;r 12ta12f for fair tt
prime steam and 12sal2l for kettle rem
dered
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From Mobile

MOBILE, June 5.-The Steamer TOBIAS
co bearing Mexican flag arrived yester-
day morning, with about 500 foreign
legion from Maximiliau's command aud
garrison of Vera Cruz, left that city the
2sth of June, capitulatiOns signed on
the 9th. They marched out with col
ors flying, and were saluted by the Lib
sral forces. They were allowed to re-
tain their arms, and were furnished
with national vessels to leave Mexico.
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From Indian polls.

INDIANAPOLIS, July 4.-Thc corner
stone of the Soldiers Home at Knights
town was laid to-day under the super
vision of the Indiana Department of the
Grand Army of the Republic. Gov.
Conrad Baker delivered the Grafton
At German picnic near this city to-
day, a man named Austin Foelke was
killed by VIM. Mccoy. The murderer
made his escape and is still at large.
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The Mining, Agricultural aud
Grazing Interests

OF West Virginia win end In the REGISTER
constant and jealous advocate, while the social
and political advancement Of the State will ~.
ceiye its earnest attention.
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Wool Grower, Association,

CLEVELAND, July 4.-The executive
committee of the Ohio Wool Growers
Association, met in this city to-day, and
decided not to make the tariff question
an issue in the canvass for State officers
but to look to capdidates for the Legis.
lature to secure the election of tariff
man for United States Senator.
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The Eeniuns

TORONTO, July 4.-The Government
having received information that the
Fenians intend mischief, to-day took
precautionary steps. The gunboat
Huron Sas sent to Niagara, another was
placed At Fort Erie and another at
Windsor. GRpboats on the st. Law
renee were also Kept in readiness.
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

L. published every Friday. It, contents will b,
made up of all Important news of tho week,
telegraphic reporte. transactions In tho Markets,
Editorials upon subjects Of general interest, al
Agricultural Column, special correspondence
from all parts OF the State choice literary and
pOcticA selections, and largo amount ~ care.
fnlly prepared miscellaneous reading suitable TO
all classes Of the community. In short, tho
WEEKLY REGISTER will continue GO bs the
state
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The Eourth Leui.xille.

LOUISVILLE, July 5.-Business was
generally suspended yesterday. Pie
mics on the outskirts of the city, where
large numbers of persons were attend
ing, were the order of the day. There
was no public demonstration and every
thing passed off quietly.
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ZINC sATIsFEE THAI
Is their patrons are prepared 10 encourage Al
enterprise which has for its object the protection
and injunction of the welfare Of the white rae,
I'm tbis Republic, and the development and e.
ovation OF our young and promising State the
Proprietor of the Wheeling REGIsTRR has en-
larged and improved this paper 10 meet the lie
mands OF increased circulation and growing
popularity, and now takes pleasure in IresenIn.
10 The people of this State, the Largest, Neat.
est and Most Reliable Paper In West
virginia.
THE REGISTER can point 10 its p.sI
history rs the surest and best index Of Its future
course upon all questions Of National or Stat.
Dolcy. Believing that the war was ended ant
its legitimate purposes attained with the surtrn
der Of the rebel armies and the abandonment OF
slavery and secession by the South, the RIaI--
TER viii be the unfiinching advocate Of all meas
urcs that tend 20 promote the national harmony.
10 restore the unity Of the Government and TO
extend to all sections the priceless blessings OF
an impartial Union and lasting peace. II will
be equally hrm in its opposition 20 all partiLau
schemes that impose unjust and unwarrant-d
conditions upon the reunion Of Government
that was never broken, that guarantee perpct
ual ascendancy "a one political party and un
changing Ostracism 20 every other, snd that
thwart the wishes of every patriotic heart Il,
leaving our country still divided our people
disunited, our Union unrestored ToleratinG
the opinion of all men, while steadisstly adv"
eating its own, despising the proscriptive bigoty
of fanaticism while firmly adhering 20 lts oSi
convictions Of right and duty,
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Cincinnati Market.

Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, July 5.
FLOUR-Dull and unchanged; family
IL Scale on.
WHEAT-Dull; sales of old No. red
. 10; No. new do 2 % was offered to be
delivered in week or ten days.
CORN-Dull; IS for No. l.
OATS-Firmer; No. I, IS.
RYE-Dull and nominal.
COTTON-Dull; middling 22l.
WHISKY-Steady at 30 in bond.
MESS PORK-Firm and quiet at u.
BULK MEATS-Firm at 81, 10! and
III for shoulders, sides and clear sides.
BACON-Very firm at 81, lli, II and
l2i. H.. ..
HAMS-In good demand and prices
higher; common Is; sugar cured Il.
LARD-Dull; sales of prime city ut
IL.
BUTTER-Unchanged.
EGGS-Declined to 10.
GROCERIES-Firm at full prices.
GOLD-Closed at 1884 buying.
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THE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT i

G. ". yErFERs, Sol. for eomplsinauts.
ie2Q-aawtt 20
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Arrested,

NEW YORK, June 5.-Marcus Levi,
who swindled Mcssrs. Meagher, Taft
Il Co, of San Francisco of large
amount of money, was arrested here to-
LAY, on requisition from the Govern
or of California.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, July T..
Flour dull and unchanged Wheat
nominal ut Z2al 73. Corn steady at
s2as2i. Oats higher 53ta53S. Rye
dull at 9sal OF. Barley neglected and
nominal at IS. Whisky nominal at 3D.
Mess Pork nominal at 20 50a21 90; shoul.
ders 8; rough sides 10, Lard ll4alli
and generally dull.
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BE A u TY
Golden, Plaxen and
Silken CuPis.

DRODuCED BIZ THE USE OF PROP. DE-
II Breux' Friser lie Cheyeux. One application
warranted 10 curl the most straight and stub.
born hair Of either sax into vavy nnglsts, or
heavy massive eurls, Has bean used by the
fashionables Of Paris and London with the most
gratifying results Does no injury 70 the hair.
Price by mail, sealed and postpaid, 81. Descrip-
tive circulars mailed free. Address BERGER
SHUTS & Co, Chemists. No. 2e5 River Street.
Troy, Y. T., Sole agents for the United States
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New York Stock Market.

New YORK, July ;.
Gold opened at I39 and closed at 1891
al39.
Ohio certificates, 27a27i; Cumberland,
36a4374, Quicksilver, 32a:24; Mariposa,
9sa9s;Western Union Telegraph, 45sa455i;
Pacific Mail, l41al4l4; Atlantic Mail,
1074a107; Erie 67aa67s; n. Y. Central,
l05tal054; Hudson l09iallO; Reading,
1095all0; Mich. Central, ll0all04; Michi-
gan Southern sisaSls: Illinois Central,
12lial22; Pittsburg S6saS6s; Toledo, l2l |
1911; Rock Island 964a96s; Northwestern
45ta45s; do. preferred 67a67i; Fort
Wayne lO0!al01; Wabash 494a49s.
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THE RE GIS n l. Il

Will strive to make the popular mind wiser By
conviction" rather than sayish by dictAtion, and
will labor TO disseminate only such views upoB
current que-tions a. bear the stamp of reason
and the seal of truth.
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TIE TRi-WEEKLY

Ia Published every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday, and contains, besides the contents of tho
preceding issues Of the Daily. many valuable
Items prepared especially for this publication.
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RuGnlo Market.

BuFFA;.e, July S.
Flour and wheat quiet. Corn more
active; No. 2 Illinois mixed 80; No. do
90. Oats 65; other grains nominal.
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SUNDRIRs.

A PEW BARRELS PHImR ma.
Jspaness Teas. Psre White Wine Vinegar. Nov
York crab and ehsmpaigps cider (bottledD, Ssy
York No. ! salmon, Kngiish dairy Chcess
Pickles sna Sauces. Tspleea, PssrI 6seo Corn
Starch, HAisen1 &c kermetIe&Iiy seslsd SaI
Oh tbest qasiltyJ' Pfeseh Eestafa 20 go 81
Cheese, Condensed Mn, together VITA q fensf
as-ortmept q sfesorabls srticles, iast recsiys
ana for sAis log, By y II q 80 sttEFT
- y. 4 @. WOODROW 4
Odd Fellows, Han Bufldilf.
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TOBACCO.
i 10 I Butts old Ben's' blk Iss
- caddies do. do. do.
10 ibutts Niagara" DO.
~ caddies do. do.
a butts Dew Drop" do.
30 1addies Hombrick do. "
~ boxes Emily Jsnea natl IT,. ID.
81 do Diadem soft pd. inch.
81 do. Wheelers nd. Pd. Q do
s. DO. do. hard pd. ID. Jumps
10 DO. "Millie Collins hard pd 10. Jumps.
do. Keen's Fine Twist natl n.
) do Miller,s X. and T. twist choice,
l0drums Fig Leaf
2Okgs. G-twist running los
SMOKING TOBACCO
Is bbls. +. q. smoking tobacco.
10 hlf bbls' +. q. do. do.
- bbls. &. =. do. do.
10 hlf bbls. &. S. do. do.
Our stock Of tobacco IL large and the asaOTt-
mont unsurpassed b. ANY la the market. Ner.
chants are respectfully invited 10 give us . >AIl
before purchasing elsewhere, ...
MAXWELL 4 TINGLR.
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The Circulation OF the Reg
iSser ~.

Larger by tar than that Of any other pAPcr In
the State. makes IL the hest advertising medium
in West Virginia.