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FINANCE AND TRADE,
Financial md Commercial Items.

Financial md Consmer1in l Items.
The New York money market is we'll
supplied with capital. The disburse-
ments of tho Treasury in payment Of
the interest Oh the 7-30 loan, due OH the
18th inst, inspires confidence in contin-
ued ease among stock houses. The Ma
tional Banks are remitting the June
compounds to New York city for pay
ment, which has led to demand for
legal-tenders to supply their place.
The Associated Fireman's Insurance
Company, of Baltimore, has declared a
dividend of per cent for the past six
months, payable on after July 2d. Ma
tional, State and City taxes paid by the
company.
The New York and Harlem Railroad
Company has declared dividend of 4
per cent, free, on the preferred and
common stock of the road.
b There is no change to record in the
condition Of the Western money mar.
kets. At Chicago there is moderate de.
mand for discounts on grain paper, bu,
names are closely scrutinized, and they
meet with no favor unless supported
with good collaterals. At st. Louis
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BY THE CABLE.
lBy Telegraph to the Register.l

- a.
BIRM1NGHAM, June 20.-The har-
argues of Marshal Murphy against
Popery have led to great disturbances
here. Within the last few days there
has been great excitement, which looked
ut one time as If it wouldlead to very
serious consequences. At least hun
dred thousand people were in the
streets. The mob held the city, sacked
several houses, aud marched through
the streets singing "Glory, Hallelujah,'
"John Brown" and other choruses. The
riot act was read. Troops were ordered
to this city from Manchester, but they
were not obliged to fire on the people.
The police used their cutlasses. Several
persons were wounded, but none killed.
The excitement has somewhat lulled
and it is thought the disturbance Is
quelled. Murphy has persisted every
night in making long and offensive
speeches against the Roman Catholic
Church, ridiculing its rites and source.
Attempts to renew discord have been
put down and comparative quiet now
prevails. -.
FLORENCE, June 2l.-Startling intel
lgence has been received from Rome.
Dispatches report 200 armed men have
thrown themselves into the city, it Is
supposed with the intention Of pro-
claiming the Republic, but the desper-
ate attempt failed and 40 revolutionists
are in prison.
PARIS, June 2l.-The Emperor has
decided 10 make considerable reduction
in the military forces of the empire.
The present session of the Corps Leg
islatif, which accomplished q large
amount of business, is approaching q
close.
LONDON, June 20.-TO-day was the
3Oth anniversary of the acceptance by
Queen Victoria of the united kingdom.
Bells were rung, q royal salute was fired
at the st. James Park and flags are fly
ing all over London. The Queen is at
Windsor Castle.
LONDON, June 20-NOsn-COnsols sat;
bonds 70; Illinois 70; Erie 80. The bull
lion in the Bank of England increased
1900 pounds.
LIVERPOOL, June 20-Noon.-Cotton
quiet. Circulars report sales for the
week at $1,000 bales and the stock in
port is 81, 900.
Corn advanced to 35s; Peas advanced
to 3Ss; Tallow advanced 10 AS.
ANTWERP, June 20.-Petroleum SIT
francs.
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money is in active demand at 8 to IL per
cent, Sight exchange oOns New York is
bought at par, and sold at 1-2O premi-
um.
1t is reported that the Secretary of the
Treasury has announced that proof that
depositary bank having funds to.the
credit of the United States Treasury,
has charged a discount for cashing 100
coupons, would be deemed sufficient
reason for discontinning, the bank as
Government depositary. CAGES of this
kind have been reported to the Secreta-
ry.
The failure of several national banks
holding money belonging to heseoyl
eminent is attracting much attention
and exciting discussion as to the pro-
priety of return to the old indepen-
dent Treasury system :, If the transac-
tions reported in reference to the fail
ure at New Orleans are well-founded, a
separation between the State and the
banks cannot be too soon effected. The
national funds should always be pre-
served intact and out of the reach of
danger. That they are not in such'
repositories now is evident from events
which are transporting every day.
Thsgross earnings .of the Union Pa
cifc Railway, Eastern Division, for the
month of May, were $l69, O79 GO, against
the amount Sl03, 900 for April, 1867; and
S95, 900 for March, 1867.
A good deal of trouble and inconven-
fence has'been experienced by holders
of the Government registered bonds in
getting the interest. 1t required a GER
tain routine of forms which to most per-
sons were not familiar, and although
the coupon bonds are not as safe against
loss by theft or otherwise, yet they can
be handled with such facility, and the
interest calculated so readily that any
person can manage them. In order to
obyiate the difficulties about the regis
tered bonds held in this city and Sur
rounding country, Pittsburg has been
designated as place at which the in
terest on the same is made payable.
The following letter, from the Treasury
Department at Washington, contains
the directions:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON, June 1S, 1867.
GENTLEMEN: In reply to your in
quiries of the 18th inst. have the hon
or to state
Pittsburg and Buffalo have been add
ded to the former list of places at which
interest may be made payable upon any
of the various loans of the United
States: and persons holding any such
registered bond standing in their name,
the interest wherein is now payable at
any other point, NAY have the place Of
such payment changed on their written
application, addressed to "The Regis
try of the Treasury, Washington d. Co."
describing their securities by the loan,
and number of each certificate, and des-
ignating the point at which payment
is desired. / remain very respectfully,
&c, -. w. III. WEST,
(. .s'.. For Assistant Secretary.
I. B. McNay & Co., Pitts5urg, Pa.
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er: sales 1900 bushels at 1000 for old
and new western.
oRfCEA-Quiet. i sEoSSs1 "
COFFEENQuiet and firm.
SUGAR-Firm; sales 300 hhds. Caba
at HAIL.. tai"A
MOLASSES-Quiet.
s.ssPETROLEUMs-Dulls at Gals for
ferude and % for refined In bond.
! HOPS-Quiet. 500
MESS PORK-Steady; sales 1900 bbls
AT 90 6Oa20 S71; new mess closing at
90 s74 for regular; 90 00a20 80 for oil
mess: 2825 for prime; 81 25 for prime
mess " ~ y
BEEF-Firm; sales $50 bbls at Is 90
a22 on for new plain mess; q OOa2s 90
for new extra mess ~ N "a 1885.
BEEF HAMS-A. EANSM zj-I.
BAC0N-1Dnn; sales 290 boxes at l0i
a10f: Cumberland cut f1s; short rib liz
long clear rib 12ba12i; short clear cut
meats heavy; sales 40 packages ut st
a9f. .itffS W. Sas.
SHOULDERS-12a13i.
LARD-Quiet; sales 800 bbls at III
a12f; nominal lots l2tal3. sE l.la %
/. BTTTERlSteady at 10a22 for Ohio.
CHEESE-Heavy at 15a16. r-
LATEST MARKET-5P p. NJ.
a FLOUR Closed 5a10c better on fresh
ground, with fair demand, and dull,
nominal and unchanged for old; sales
1000 bills No. 2, for export, at OO per
Dbl. ,.f s
WHEAT-3a5c better OH sound spring
and steady for Rnsound; No. 2 spring
I 75a1 70; No. I spring 2 2Oa2 %; salts
Is, 600 bushels inferior Chicago spring,
for export, at "a.
RYE-Nominal at l5al 20 for west
ern.
BARLEY-Quiet.
.CORN-Quiet at 08a1 90 for new
mixed western.
PORK-Firmer; sales of $500 bbls at
20 IS cash and 90 a7ial095 regular;
closing with buyers at 20 IS cash and
20 95 regular: sellers at 20 80 cash and
81 90 regular.
BEEF-Qniet and very firm.
90 CUT enthusiastically and in fair de-
mand. n sk...t....
BACON-Steady at 10salOs for Cum
berland cut, liz for short rib and l2ta
l2i for short clear. $500,
LARD-Quiet at 12tal2f for fair to
prime steam and l2L for kettlerendered.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, June 81.
FLOUR-Firmer and demand better;
family, IL 25al2 so, and fancy Is GOA
IA 90. ...
WHEAT-Firmer; Ne. l, 9 65a2 20;
No. 3, 2 So; not much Offering.
CORN-Hcld at 75a76, with firm feel
ing.
OATS-Unchange and quiet.
RYE-DulI at l 20; hardly any de-
mand.
COTTON-Dull and prices nominal,
at 23la24 for middling. I'LL.
WHISKY-ln good demand at 30 in
bond. Pc. .-.-..a.-
MESS PORK-Unchanged; feeling OH
the part of holders less Respondent;
sales of II barrels. ,..,...F x. on
BULK MEATS-Unchanged; no sales.
BACON--Unchanged and dull; 9 for
shoulders; IL for sides, and llial2 for
clear sides and clear rib; good demand
for hams and prices a shade higher;
sales of 200 tierces SUI gar cured at 16.
LARD-Dull; hardly any demand: IL
for prime.
SUGAR-Firm; raw l2al4l and hard
refined 165als. s.. g.#r
COFFEE-Fair demand at 25a25.
BUTTER-Dull; l4al6.
CHEESE-Dull; 14a15.
GOLD-137t buying at the close.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Santa Aana-False Chargcs-Malfeas
ance-Intercession for Max imilian-
Impenchment Testimony

Santa Aana-False Chargcs-Malfeas
ance-Intercession for Maximilian-
Impeachment Testimony.
NEW YORK, June 21.-The Tribune's
Washington special says: The Govern
ment is informed by the United States
Consul Mt Vera Cruz, and Commander
Leroy, of the TullahOma, that when
Santa Anna arrived there in the Vir-
ginia, he announced with considerable
flourish that he came there by the de-
sire and at the request of Juarez and
Macmillan, and backed and supported
by the United States government, to
take control of the Mexican govern
ment. These facts were Immediately
made known to the United States Con-
sui and Commander Leroy, who, believ-
ing Santa Annals statement false, came
together and consulted as to the course
to pursue. Commander Leroy at once
repaired aboard the Virginia and in
formed Santa Anna that he and his
suite must come aboard the United
States vessel Tullahoma and spend the
night, it being nearly dark.
They were then conducted to the
TullahOma and kept there last night.
On the following morning early, Com
mander Leroy had Santa Anna and his
saite again placed on board the steamer
Virginia with her Mexican passengers,
and was conducted by the Tullahoma
twenty miles out to sea and there set at
liberty with instructions to Santa Anna
not to appear again in that vicinity.
The Herald's special says: Governor
Flanders, of Louisiana, in recent
speech, denounced the cOniiscation prop
osition. Leading citizens OF New Or
leans pronounce the charges of specu-
latiop, etc, against Collector Kellogg
false and malicious.
The Times special says: Indictments
have been found against VIM. James,
Collector of Internal Revenue ut Rich
mOnd, for malfeasance III Office.
The Tribune's special says: There is
official authority for the statement that
Mr.. Seward enclosed in his letter to
Juarez copies of dispatches from Queen
Victoria and Napoleon, to the President,
asking the United States Government
to use its influence with Juarez to pre-
serve the life of Macmillan.
Colonel Capron, it is generally ex-
pected, will be appointed as Commits
sioier of Agriculture.
The Herald's special says: The I'M
parchment testimony has all been ar
ranged, and will be submitted to the
House in July without any report ac-
campaigning it.
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From 81. Louis.

ST.. LOUIS, June 21.-An Omaha dis
patch gives the following account of
barbaritieS:
On the 18th, at Fort Sedgwick, Colonel
Dodge had u citizen named Hendricks
logged 100 lashes OH his bare back
for selling whisky to soldiers. On the
same day, at the same place, soldier
received 25 lashes for stealing u gun.
The next day soldier was spread for
two hours for getting drunk, the mus
quitoes and buffalo gnats torturing him
terribly.
A battle was fought at Ofalous sta
ton on TIE 18th, between 80 whites be-
longing to Wilson and Clagger's train,
en- route for Fort Phil. Ke6rney, and
from 100 to $50 Indians. Nine Indians
were supposed to be killed. The whites
sustained no loss.
Six companies of troops left Fort
Sedgwick for Fort Sanders last Satur-
day. The Indians are quiet between
North Platte and Denver, but troubles
continued between Denver and Lara
ME.
Denver papers of the l4th announce
the arrival of three Platte coaches and
forty passengers and heavy mail. alse
two Smoky Hill coaches. The Indians
took ~ mules and horses from Hugo
station and killed one soldier. General
Sherman said he was displeased with the
Colorado volunteers-their movements
not being sufficiently prompt. He is
still at North Platte.
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The Trial Of Surratt.

WASHINGTON, June 2l.-Surratt'st trial
was continued to-day. Judge Fisher
decided that the court must follow the
common practice as to the matter of re-
calling witnesses, and witness could
consider himself discharged alter an OK
animation, unless told to remain.
Brooke Stabler was recalled, and tes-
tilted to having seen Booth, Harold
and Atzerott conversing with Surratt at
his stable: had conversation with At
zerott about the trip of Surratt; he
showed me the conclusion of letter
from Surratt, and said he would not let
me see it all. / read the concluding
paragraph. Atzerott said the letter
was dated in Richmond; that Surratt
had understood that the detectives were
after him, and was making his way
North as fast as possible.
That was in the early part of April,
1865. The conversation commenced by
Atzerott calling me out on the pave
ment and telling me about letter. /
asked Atzerott to let me see the letter;
/ understood Surratt was making his
way North from Richmond. The only
difficulty Surratt was in was that the
detectives were after him. / under
stood Atzerott to mean Government
detectives. When these men came to
the stables they would 60 to the back
part and engage in conversation to-
gether in low tone, ut least / could
not hear what they said, for they were
at least one hundred aud twenty feet
from me.
James w. Humphrey, John Fletcher
and John j. Jeffrey testified to various
matters related in former trial.
After recess, Miss Honora Fitzpatrick;
who lived ut Mrs. Surratt's, testified
that Surratt was intimate with Payne.
Booth and Azerot, and the other con-
spirators, and they had interviews at
Mrs. Surratts house on ID street.
Benjamin w. Vanderpool, of New
York, testified he was in Washington on
April IL; saw Booth on that day and
spoke to him; saw him three times on
that day; saw him first at Wizards,
Afterwards on Pennsylvania Avenue,
and between 10th and 18th or 18th and
18th street; prisoner was called to stand
up. 2,
Question-Did you see the prisoner
that day.
Answer-I saw him at the place last
mentioned; he was with Wilkes Bsoth
and two or three others; they were sit.
ting around o table with glasses on it;
had been to the paymasters and coming
down heard music at the place referred
to and went in; Booth and his compan.
ions were around a table, talking.
Issw them distinctly rs was within
afew feet Of them. Icannot be mistaken
about this.
Cross examined by Mr.. Bradley did
not speak to Booth when i saw him in
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Reparator Capilli.

Throw away your false friszes, your switches,
your wig
Destructive q comfort and not worth fig
Come aged, come youthful, come ugly and fair,
And rejoice in your own luxuriant hair
REPARAT0R CAPILLI.
NOR RESTORING HAIR UPON BALD
Il heads from whatever cause IL may have
fallen out and forcing growth of hair upon the
face, IL has no equal. Ii will force the beard to
grow upon The smoothest face in from hve to
eight weeks, or hair upon bald heads in nom
two to three months A few ignorant practi-
tiosers have asserted that there Is nothing that
viii force or hasten the growth OF the hair OF
beard. Their assertions are false, as thousands
of living witnesses from their own experience)
can bear witness. But many will say, how are
we t. distinguish the genuine from the spur.
Gus II certainly Is difficult, as nine-tenths Of
the different preparations advertised for the
hair and beard are entirely worthless, and You
may have already thrown away large amouhts
in their purchase. To such we would say, try
the Reparator CapiIli; it win cost you nothing
unless Il fully comes up to our representations
II your Druggist does not keep II, send rs one
dollar and We win forward it. post paid, together
with a receipt for the money, which win be re-
turned you ON application. providing entire sat
isfaction is not given. Address, gFy.r
Z W. L. CLARK CO, Chemisfs
No. West Eayette Street, SYRACUSE, n. Y.
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FROM NEW YORK.
No Appointment-JIex Items
More Removals Reg istratiOn.

NEW YORK, June 2l.-The Herald's
New Orleans special says: No appoint
ment OF Minister to Mexico has yet
been made in the city, all statements to
the contrary Notwithstanding.
The Herald's correspondent i'll San
Luis Potosi writes that there is urgent
need of some one at the seat of Govern
meLt to represent American interests
and to restore the prestige of the United
States, which suffered considerably by
the Sherman Campbell affair.
General Sheridan has issued all order
to-day removing from Office Deputy
Sheriff John L. Whitemore and consta-
BILE H. Wright, of Jefferson, Texas, for
refusing to execute % warrant legally
issued for the arrest of man who COM
mitted an atrocious murder, The mill
tary authorities are ordered to arrest the
murderer.
Attorney General Stanberry's opinion,
if carried out, will probably defeat the
Radicals in Louisiana.
Minister Campbell left for Washing
ton to-day.
General Sheridan telegraphed General
Grant yesterday that the last returns
were made. The number of registered
voters in Louisiana is S,4SS. There
will be large number of whites enter
ed to register who will decline on ac-
count Of objection to the military bill.
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lo4 ss.th Tenth 81. Philadelphia
aprawks
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

II published every Friday. It, oontai' al =
made up OF al important urTs ii he s't
telcgraphlc reports. transIrtionsi ~ M Nrir'
Editorials upon subjects ri general iui'rr'' a.
Agricultural Column. special CUrrrsp"ndss'
from all parts Of the STATE, choice Et'raN 81
pOctical seloctions, and u laIg" amnunt Of '.r'
fully prepared miscellaneous reading ",.iab'' =
all classes Of the community IN .hgt ~
WEEKLY REGISTER will continue 10 10 10
best Family Heirspapsr rrT pULil'h'd ~
state.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, June 81.
Flour dull and nominal. Wheat un-
settled at 20. Corn steady at S5ias6.
Oats unsettled; opened at 59a60; new 6l.
Rye dull and lower at 95al 90. Barley
neglected. Pork dull at 20a20l. Lard
dull and unchanged. Bulk meats dull
and nominal.
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The Mining, Agricultural aud
Grazing Interests

OF West virginia will find In the kfIiNlts'
constant and jealous adygate, while The 80
and political advancement 81 The STATE 'n
ceivs its earnest attention.
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Arrested.

BosToN, June 2l.-Charles Woodman,
sexton of Rev. d. Gannett's church,
has been arrested on charge of entic-
ing young girls into the church, and
snbjecting them to licentious indigni-
ties. He was held to bail in the sum
of ten thousand dollars for trial.
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Mr.. b. I. HElMBoLD: EE - l.ft4 2 90 -
Dear Sir in regard 10 the question asked
ms as to my opinion about Bnehu, i would say
that have used and sold the article In various
forms for the past thirty years I do not think
there In any form or preparation Of it have
diseases where such medicate agent would be
indicated. You are aware as wen a. myself,
that il has been extensively employed in the va.
rious diseases of the bladder and kidneys, and
the reputation II has acquired, inimy Judgment
Is warranted by the facts 'ls,E S'.r
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New York Stock Market.
New YORK, June 2l-5:30 u. NJ

New YORK, June 21-5:30 p. NJ.
: American gold 1879.
Ohio certificates, 2i5a2is; Canton,
44a444; Boston water power, 23a23tt
Cumberland, 81; Quicksilver, 27fa28
Mariposa, 7a3; do. preferred, l9a
90; Western Union Telegraph, 42sa43
Pacific Mail, 14l4al42; New York Cen
trail, 1O15alO2; Erie, 5Ssa58i; Hudson
lOSla1O9; Michigan Central, lO7alOs
Michigan Southern, G9ia695; Illinois
Central, 120ta1202; Pittsburg, T5a7o
Toledo, 12Ofal20a; Rock Island, 9Oia99l
North Western, 35sa354;; do. preferred
59sa59i; Fort Wayne, 9o!a99; Read
ing 1O6tal06t.
Steamship shares steady.
Border State Bonds-MissOuri Us
9ag; Tennessee extra coupons 67!; do
Sc: North Carolina extra coupon 54l.
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Buffalo Market.

a.EEHE BUFFALO, June2
Flour quiet; No. l city gro und spring
IL 90. Wheat quiet. Corn, No. Mich
igan 92; to arrive, 9la92 Oats, IS for
Ohio. -s va - D - - R--
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Appoiutlnent.

WASHINGTON, Juue 21.-Marius OF
tenburg, United States Consul at Mex
leo City, has been appointed minister
to Mexico, vice Campbell resigned
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from the Philadelphia Ledger

1FrOm the Philadelphia Ledger
Philadelphia, July IL, 1863,
Our esteemed friend and fellow citizen, MI. II.
IT Helmbold. informs us that he contemplates
removing TO the city of New York, with view OF
enlarging his business. We have been acquaint'
ed with him upwards Of ten years; have been
pleased with his integrity aud fair dealing:
Commencing in small way, his articles must
possess merit to ensure the success he mas met
confidentl; speak that We do not believe he Is
a man who would wish to impose on any one,
much less the afflicted, and really in our own
long business experience as an advertising med
ium we have never heard of the success OF any
medicine without merit.
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have seen and used, as before stated, every
form of Bueht.-the powdered leaves, the simple
decoration, tincture, fluid extraets,-and am
not cognizant Of any preparation Of that plant at
all equal to yours. Twelve years experience
ought, think, to give me the right to judge OF
its merits, and without prejudice or partiality l
give yours precedence over all Others. i do not
value thing according to its bulk, il did other
Buehus would out-do yours, but hold to the
doctrine that bulk INDIGNANTLY do not make up
value--f they did q copper cent would be worth
more than gold dollar
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I-Y- LEAVE
Baltimore $50 =. NJ
Washington, 4:3o 7. N.
ARRyE-,gF = 3
Harper's Fry $50 P. NJ.
Cumberland L. IS 4. N.
/ Grafton. -. $40 -
| Wheeling. lO:it -
'Including Sundays.
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THE RE G;STER

VIII strive 10 make the popu'a7 mind viz.
conviction" rstslser than SI' u.s.. ., t,f,,.f.., -.
will labor 20 disseminate nniN zach Wa. -.
current questiolr ~ bc-' Ave stamp a, "a,
and the seal Of truth.
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THE TIsI-WEEkI.I

Is published every TUESDAY, Tmu-la, and "a
urday, and contains besides The ,onlsui, Of ~
preceding issues Of the Daily m4u, ulp,t'
Items prepared especial, ior tli. puul.a'"r
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State OfWesf Virginia.
Cooking Stove Emporium,
los MAIN STREET.

DERs0Ns WISHING AN A NO. 4
Il Cooking Stove, VIII please call at i05 Main
the city a. low A. the lowest and a. good as the
best. Among our stock may be found the Moni.
tor, Standard, Pluto, Indianola. Crescent, &e..
for either wood or coal We have large and
vel selected stock Of Copper, lin and Sheet
Iron Ware, wholesale and retail
marls-3m GEO. W. JOHNSON.