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MONTREAL, June 4.-Psrties from the
eastern border report thst bands Of
Fenians are prowhps about, and are
for o idemonst ration before
the middle Of the.month. The authori-
ties are fully informed of what is going
on. Communication is said to have
taken place with the Executive ct
Washington, with reference to seonfse
of action in case anything occurs Lofd
Monek BwilF sail onsthe '14th inst. 1or
England.
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: New Work stock HarLc,.

NEW YORK, june 2-5:3U T. N.
Gold 15al374;, Ohio certificates
24ia25; Canton 43a4t3; Cumberland g
a3O; Quicksilver 244a24i; Mariposa Ga
Z; preferred do 164a1ss; Western I'm
ion Telegraph 42sa43; Pacific Mail l34a
al344; Atlantic Mail l05fa105}; New
York Central 96ia9ss; Erie 59ta6Os;
Hudson 103aa103i; Reading l04a104t;;
Michigan Southern 81 ia67s; Illinois Cen
trail 1lSfa 1l9; Pittsburg 74a q 76;
Rock Island ssasas; Northwestern 34i
ais; preferred do 5Sia5Ss; Fort Wayne
962aT; Toledo 1l44all5. ~ 81
Border State bonds strong; Missouri
W; old Tennessee extra couponds 20;
new 6Saa68. - - "a, gcs. q
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,Ie,,sr from General Sheridan.

Nyx,, yopy lima A-The Heralds
NJ or,sons snecial SAYS: An order
,sas reca;vad Yesterday from the Presi.
Ssnt tbrongb the Secretary, of War. di-
rsct;ng that all fnrther proceedings in
The mater of the leyee commissioners
... be suspended. and that General Sheri-
dan renort his reasons for his order re-
. moving these commissioners. General
Sbar;d9n in answer TO the Secretary of
Wa, in reference tn the leyee commits.
sioners. states as his reasons for abolish
;no the two FORMER boards. "that the
Iesislature of last winter passed an act
cont;nning the old leyee board in office,
3, co that the four million dollars appro.
nr;atcd MIGHT he disbursed by board
IF reheljions antecrdents. After the adj
;onrnment tho Governor Amounted a
IoarI of his own. i'm Violation of this
oct and w.da the ACKNOWLEDGMENT TO
GeneraJ sheridan that his object was to
d;ohurse the money in tn: interest of
his own marty. by Securing for it votes
at the time nj the election -
.sTbe old hoard refused 10 turu over its
n.nars to tbe new hoard and appealed
oECan sheridan IN snstoin IL which he
,,'o,,Ia ,ot do os tho Question wonld
thon - ,,',,,e ~ tbe courts and bavc
80 = ~ ~ decide rho State was
- then oweyfiowed and moor peoplc were
snff.r;ng To abate this trouble and af.
ford ;m9ed;ate relief which the honest
d;shnrsem,nt Of "a 0o0U0O would give
an order to d;scbarce both boards was
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Pros., chnriessou.

CHARLESTON, June 5.-General Sickles
has issued an order defining the quail
fications of civil officers ard Jurors, ex-
'horting loyal officers to be vigilant in
maintaining order, and authorizing post
commanders to summon civil officers
and citizens to assist when necessa-
ry to execute order. z 2Est,E
No licenses to sell liquor in quanti-
ties less than one gallon will be granted
Others than inn-keepers. Persensfound
drunk on the premises will be cause for
revoking of license. Allcontracts here
after for the manufacture, sale, transport
tation, storage, &c, of liquors are
deemed against public policy and will
not be enforced. et5 :. ip n {
No distinction of color or caste will
be allowed in public conveyanees.
The remedy, by distress for rent. is
abolished where lands are let out for
hire or rent. EFFsEGEV
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From AleEnpkis.

MEMPHIS, June 4.-Walter NJ. Rogers,
z policeman, was murdered by Tom.
rrescott this, morning. Prescott was
drunk, and approached Rogers, order
ing him to get down on his knees and
ask for mercy. On his refusing. he
placed . pistol to his throat and fred.
the bali coming suit at the back a Ia
head, killing him instantly. Present. ID
in Jail. ~ 'i.t-s s,as1I a'@fa
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From, Leavenwersh.

, LEAyENwoRTH, 4.-The excursion
fer the Union Pacific railroad, eastern
division, arrived here this afternoon
from st. Louis. The party has been in
creased to about $50. Among the prom
inent persons who Joined at st. Louis
are Major Thomas, Col. Dayton, Col.
Boggs, General Donaldson, George D.
Hall, Carlos Greedy, George Partridge,
Judge Lockland, A. Meir, Hon. c. II.
BranscOmb, several members of the
press and officers of both the Missouri
and Union Pacific railroad. ritI3
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From WilDisgtsa.

: yWriS,sSTos, DEL, Jans4; The peo-
ME are much PRESSED in Fayetteville
In consequence of the disposition on the
mort of the military to arrest parties for
shooting deserters and for Other alleeed
crimes committed during and since ne
war. NJ
The best understanding PREVAILS be-
tween the military and civil authorities
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Cincinnati lIarkes.

= .-ss.,-. e sslr CINCINNATI, June A.
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Quiet and IN
settled. Flour only In retail demand;
no demand at Wholesale. Oats not
saleable Mt over 60 at the close. Rye
declined to l 62, closing nominal. ilS
COTTON-Firm at 81 for middling.
WHlSKY-Dull at 30.iU .ei .s. III
PROvISIONS-Quist; prices un-
changed; no sales of Importance.
BUTTER-Firmer, but not higher.
= CHEESE-In fair demand at l4al5
for Western Reserve. b IcE7 .ef .-i
GoLD-Closed ut 1861 buying and
AN SEEMING. ID. u. }. -LallL - -.
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lSzAe asaaump,,anssiS,r.Es

From the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin Of
~ IN VI. June %, 1854 ID. Z. % fl.rl
We are gratified to hear of the continued sue.
cess I'm New York of our townsman; Mr.. II. T.
Helmbold, Druggist. His store, next the Mo
trupolitan Hotel, Is % feet front, $50 feet deep
and ave stories In height II Il certainly a
grand establishment, and speaks fayorahy of
the merit of his articles. He retains his office
and laboratory in this city, Which arr also model
establishments of their class.
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.1HELMBOLD's
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.
90 NJITiJ
IFrom the philadelphia Ledger.
! ...- PHILADELPHIA, July Is. rs

~ ~ %" Philadelphia, July IL, 1868.
b, Our esteemed friend and fellow citizen, Mr.. II.
II. Helmbold. informs us that he contemplates
removing 10 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 and fair dealing,
Commencing In O small way, his articles must
possess merit to ensure the success he has met
with, and from our acquaintance with him CAN
confidently 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 rs an advertising med
ium we have never heard of the success ofany
medicine, without merit .yeG sasaN -it7's % ~
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R.cc.sa.

PHILADELPHIA, June 4.-The execu;
ton of Gotlieb Williams, for the murder
of Mrs. Miller in September last, took
place in Moyamensing prison. Will
liams made no confession.
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Remarks from Chemical Analysis
Z After careful analysis of Helmbold' 5 Prepa
rations they enjoy our utmost confidence. We
consider them safe and reliable. 4 II FIli -
GTTrs-T1f 7 ~ NEvEERs& YATES.
Philsdelphia, June l2th. lses. ~" s't
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Mr.. h. 7. HELsBOLD; Z

$3.50 regard 8 u sls question asked
me AZ to my opinion about Bueha, would say
that have used and sold the article In various
forms for the past thirty years. lido not think
there In any form, or preparation OF hase
not r,sed or known to be used In the various
diseases where such medicate agent would Dc
indicated. You arc aware, as well rs mysen
that Il has been extensively employed in the va,
rsous diseases of the bladder and kidneys, and
the reputation II has acquired, in my Judgment
il warranted by the facts. tgSB{E E-. ma,
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-r, asa ,rgTir CHICAGO, June 4.
. Flour duh and entirely nominal.
Wheat nominal at about 2 Is. Corn
dull and lower Mt 96s. Oats lower at
ez}. Rye nominal at 2sa1 80. Barley
dull at 80. Pork lower and dull Of
y Is. Lard dull at 12s12h Bulk
meats in active demand. Whisky nm
changed. - s"S ~ - - ) a
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,stosD yTU

have seen and used, a. before stated, every
form of Bueha-the powdered leaves, the simple
decoration, tincfure, finid extracts-and am
not cognizant of any preparation of that plant al
all equal to yours. Twelve years experience
ought, think, to give me the right 10 judge o
Its inertia, and without prejudice or partiaiity
value thing according to its bulk, if did Other
Bachus would out-to yours, but hold TO the
doctrine that bulk and quantity do not make ny
value-if they did a copper cent would be worth
more than . gold dollar. .rfr.....r
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I value Your Buchu for its effect on patients
I have cured with it, and seen cured with 1t
moro diseases of the bladder and kidneys than
have ever seen cured with any other Buchu, OF
name y Respectfully yours &C., Lt s
80 F-gsa 81 : GEO. II. KEYSER, NJ. d.,
fsds r1rp "a i46 Wood ST., Pittsburgh, Pa.
i-Augnst u, less. ,.l '.." Sc T. 20
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.A8xFRAeT ABUcffU:.

lDr. KE4sER i a physician Of, over thirty
yAars experiences, and graduate Of the 'eherson
Medical COLLEGE. and uf the University OF Medi
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Iron the largest manufacturing chemist in the
- i,-.45.f -. wsrld. aE
lam acquainted with Mr.. ii. T. Helmbcld; he
occupies the drug store opposite my residence,
aud was successful in conducting the business
where others had not been equally so before
him. I have been favorably impressed with his
character and enterprise. 80
r "a WIN. WEIGHTMAN,
Firm of Powers x WEIGHT,dAy, Manufacturing
Z Chemists Ninth and Brown Sta, Philadelphia.
siLIe ffgE iE-
so ST.. - LII IE,FEs
asg gHsyalI LL . III E-t 20
H. .agis fs,m 81 La. aaa
.gsF piti Iaa LII 3. rl .."a
% rr,f stf I'LL l'ss. f'E
~ rllrsT Igr LII iH vs.S., f,a>-.
4-r.a. r.r az. LII la-.iE. - z.I
9 EE.T'.g B . ILL lfs.1 ...s
rsglA4 80 LIZ sl,,rlaa ~ ap5stA
"a - y .Urtg- LII 90 - aafF Fr
an ~ "a --r.. IIALILLLLILLLr II
LIILLLLLLLLLL
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BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to shs RsEistsrl 8.Gc

io LONDON, June 4, Noon.-Consols
94s; bonds, 7s;2 Illinois, 7sf; Erie, a. 10
LIyERPooI, june 4, Noon.--Cetton
firm. Breadstuffs firm. Provisions nm
changed. .;ES I'rpR4JyAP JITt
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[Bosfop Herald

I'VE do not like 20 advertise worthless ware
or ARTICLES calculated % deceive onr readers and
when We SEQ an advertiser like Mr.. Helmbold
whom We have known for years, gradually ex-
tend his advertising from year tosyear, until he
becomes the largest advertiser I'm the United
States; we ore satisfied that the statements IN
regard to his articles must be coyrcct
aF gsgj sis.tat 80 1Bs--lus. - " C-asd n
The writer inserts the above, but would not
do % were he mot q stranker g many and con.
clndes by stating che Nance Of his aftisles, and
the diseases for which they have been used by
many thousands with complete success.
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lg8 iigpl I MnwAUkKE, June l. s.
Flour-City Xxx IL IS. whest nomi-
nal; q for No. 2 ). I ~ 80, ~ =
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! MISREPRESENTATION.
Baltimore 6 Ohio B. B. Co.

: os.icE BAlr,Aosx a Ono RAIIso.p Co,
. UEA 1I WHkKI1nei nay y ~" ?
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MARRIAGE

Reflect that sound mind and h.i, ., .
most necessary requisites to prGmas oss,a
happiness. Indeed, without tbc.s ID. yCsr
through hfe becomes y wear y,gTEsy 81
prospect hourly darkeris 90 ihs W. d All
becomes Swallowed with despair AMI tlsy -
the melancholy reflection that The AlEas.
anofhar becoftiea bliqhted with ouf .yt
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ORGANIC wr.r,.
DIR. JOHNSTON

Member Of The Royal College Of M.
don, graduate from enc OF tAr - =.
Colleges in the United States ~ ~ 80
part of whose life has been ,,rltI a.. We '-' a.
Of London, Paris, philadelphia 49, 80 ,-''la
has effected some Of the most a.i.1 ''~' -
that, were ever known. Man, t''-'. ~
ringing In the head and ear. - "Or'N 's
neryoVspess, being alarmed al - - u
bashiulnesa, with frequent bIp,s,,' - -
sometimes with arrangement a, 49, 49,,
ed Immediately. -' 't' 20
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SUMMER SCHEDULE. ,,.I
"A ssENGRR TRAINS WILL BUN
by the following schedule on and Alter the
stu day Of May, Iss1a lSAIH -g5 3-a's.,
lIMIfI1L FASTJLINk. ~ !" 1872 q
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YOUNG ARS

Who have injured Themselves by e.r,., :,
tice indnlged IN when alone. a halls, fr,.,'s
learned from evil coulpanious VI a - :
effects >of which are nightly i,lt s,,, A.
esleep, and II not cured render, mafr..,
possible, and destroys both nina A.. !.
should apply Immediately.
What q pity that 0 young nan ID. :. I,
his country, the darling oi b.. pAn.tl, ..
be snatched from all prospects asd sss,..s
Of life, by the eonseau rnccs Of Jtyt.llt "a
the path OF nature and indulgng 10 ~.
sccrvt habit. such persons uust s.i., /.
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Marie Persons or YOuD. W..
ing Marriage, being AVIAN. ~ ' ~ ociss,..
ness organic debility, dssa,..a. iy''cs =.
vured. '''onailn e.
lie who places himself upJ,,,
j., may resigionsly coliias In L,.II' ca, q, Q.
physician. ui"a ts,t. ;.
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hspecaliy, who have become A.,
taty Vice, that dreadful ana y. ~ ns;ia, 4, =.
which annually sweens !" urseocar.
thousands OF Young Men =, a ,altAs.J -
talents and brilliant ipteI,se, ne no, q Il
wise have entraneea listeni,s NO a,ss, -
thunder OF eloqnence. or w Ssea'r M :
tnrinns YIN may cal With full 60, W. ).
MAREIlcp
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TAKE PARTICrLARNnr .

Dr.. j. addresses all those wi.
thcnlaelves BY improper in,nlreno, ~, .les
habits, which ruin both body an. a - = -
them for either business, stusr -,A,
marriage. 'N Z
These are some Of the sal and n.,a
fects produced by early habits q -, e
Weakness Of the Back and Limb. ~, z
Head, Dimness Of Sight, Loss Of Ma. I =
or, Palpitation Of the Heart d, .ps,. , \. I"
Irritahility, arrangement Of The lIa a. ~ y, =
tons, General Debilit!,, Symptom, J. g., !, -
ton, &c. -
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Est s,. , az Refuge from a ="
= -, 'sa's place where a eure can =:
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The many thousands cured al lh, s''''l'
ment within the lat twenty YEAR a. ~
merous important Surgical Operation ~. I.
by DIR. Johnston, witnessed ~ tho rl',,,'.'' !
the San, And many other papers hoilf''@ = =, I.
appeared again and again belize VI 20 =, |.
sides his standing a. genilsIsAs d az : :
and responsibility, Is = suiEflsHt eii'1i'' :
afflicted. ~
Skin diseases speedily cured 49,
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u We subjoin an extract from tine Phil.
adelphia Age in, regard to the money
market Of that city on Saturday:
To-day's business can scarcely be con-
sidered as fair criterion Of what may
be expected in stock operations during
the month in which we have Just en-
tered. On Saturday business is ALWAYS
dull, and brokers and outsiders are alike
indifferent as to whether. they even nut
in an appearance upon Change or not.
II IL We're otherwise, o perusal of the
Transactions recorded would be yery
disheartening, and the subtraction Of
what was done in Government and
State bonds from the total would leave
q very Infinite. small balance. From
this meagre collection We can extract
no feature worthy Of special note. the
rates for all stocks sold remaining very
steady at former quotations. Trans.
Atlantic adyices to-day show q better
feeling in -matters financial. The no
dnction of the Bank of England rate OF
discount to two and D half per can't, !
and the further increase Of E753, 600
in its bullion, has had the effect Of "a
nnoiag tho price 6f seoespls to 81. !
Tho latter bear three PER oents intsrs
est, and such is the giut Of money that
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TRAIN.

DAssENGER TRArNsW ~ .,,I - ~
BY the following schedule on ana ai''f 'A'
9th of January. 1906 sz-C;.-S...,ai3 Sos
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-.-7yILILl OLLO
Ns~ Yerk Stock Market.


6. p.M-Ohie certificates 264a1 PSI;
Western Union Telegraph 42a42t Pa
eific mail 23ia1 "a; Atlantic do. s1ia
ga; New York Central 12fal l25; Erie
5lsa54i; do. preferred 7la72; Hudson
I 3sal SO; Reading l 0l4al Oh; Mississ-
ippi certificates l 07a1 07f; Michigan
Southern 7lfa71i; Illinois l l59a l 15t;
Pittsburg s0as0i; Toledo 1 l7!al l7f;
Rock Island 93fa93l; North Western
34ias5; Do Preferred 6sfa65 Fert
fhe money market remains easy at
5a6per cent on call loans, and 6a7 per
cent for prime discounts.
Government securities dull and steady;
registered 's1s, l lOal lot; coupons of
'si, 1Oal 1O!; 5 20 coupons OF '62, l0i
al lOc; coupons of "a, 97ial o.; l0-40
coupons 9sa9st: August 3Os, o5sal %;
June do. l 05sa1 O5i.
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8p Telee||ra|pIh'..
TO THR REGISTER
BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to the Register'J

H.rF.r a--4aaA
LONDON, March 4-Noon.-Consois
unchanged; Illinois Central 76i; S-sos
7s.. opened at 7Ss, 70 was asked for the
issue Of '65. as35a
LIVERPOOL, March 4--Cotton declined
!. Breadstuffs quiet. California wheat
firm. Corn declined to 36s Sd. Provis-
ions quiet. Lard Sos Cd. Refined Pc
troleum L. Cd.
PARIS, March 4.-Strikes for higher
wages are of frequent occurrence
among the operatives of France. The
cause is traceable to the high price OF
FLORENCE. March 4.-Garibaldi has
sent his sons to. Crete, and promises
to 20 himself and take Up arms.
LONDON, Marcel. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
from Dublin announce tho capture oi
Colonel O'Connor. He was Overhauled
by the authorities at Atzbone, nearly
200 miles from the scene of insur.ection.
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ITS COMMERCIAL COLUMN

Will contain the latest and most rlial:s marie,
reports from Wheeling and all prpmnr.; Eai
ern aud Western cities.
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Cincin nnti Market.

F.f .- CINCINNATI, March A.
FLOUR-Unchanged and steady; So
pertine 9 75a10 IS; trade brands ii 5Oa
l3 SO; fancy Ia 00a16 90.
WHEAT-Firm rs regards spring; No.
sold at 2 AZ and was held at so at
the close; winter dull, sales at S7a9O for
No. l.
CORN-In good demand at the close,
and prices shade higher; ear 56a57;
shelled e. in elevator and II in sacks.
OATS-Steady; sales of 1000 bn Mt
So for No. l in elevator. ~ ... -
RYE 24a1 s25 for No. l. ,.'- =
BARLEY Il 50al 60 for prime to
choice fall. 90 9. So 's. .,,...i
1COTTON-Dull and prices nominal
at 27ta2sfer middling uplands. 2
WHISkY-MOderate demand ut GO in
bond.
PORK-Held firmly under ndvices
from New Orleans, and city brands held
at 20 5Oa20 Is, and but few were will
ling to sell; 700 bbls country packed
sold at % 25.
BULK MEATS-Held tc higher,
which checked the demand in the fore
noon; $4,000 pounds, chiefly country,
sold at II for shoulders, 81 for sides and
l0i for hams. - --..
BACON-In good demand for clear
sides at 12c, but they were held at l2t
at the close, and shouldeIs sold at Ola
g.; rib sides 109;clear rib liz; the de-
mand chiefly for shoulders and clear
sides. Sugar cured hams in good de-
maud at l5al54 for canvassed and
packed. : '.' ~
LARD-4c higher; sales Ofcountry at
l2i and city at 13l, aud at the close was
difficult to buy to any extent at these
rates. -.
COFFEE-Steady, at 26a2Sc for Rio.
SUGAR-Firm, at 12a13 for Cuba, and
Halls for Porto Rico and New Orleans.
MOLASSES-s5a90.
SEEDS-Clovcr IS; timothy dull;
fax 2 30a2 IS.
BUTTER-23a25 for light colored roll,
and J0a33 for choice yellow.
EGGS-16, and in fair demand.
LINSEED 0IL-Dull, at | 45al 46.
TALLOW-Rendered sells ut IL for
for prime city
CRACKLINGS--In good demand, at
I 75a2 90 per hundred pounds.
GOLD-l35 buying, and l39 selling.
EXCHANGE-Firm.
No change in the money market.
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These are quoted by the Baltimore
american from book containing the
speeches and addresses of Henry Win
ter Davis. The number of negroes in
Virginia is believed to be much than
that stated above, and such, no doubt.
is the fact as to LOuisiona and Missis-
suppl. South Carolina has lost n good
many negroes, but propably not so many
as Louisiana and Mississippi.
NEWS FROM WINCHESTER, VIRGINIA.
On Friday night last, the 22d ult.,
we learn that about half past nine o.
clock, Mr.. T. $. Smiths store, situated
nearly opposite the Court House, with
its contents, was entirely destroyed by
fire. But for the snow covering the
roofs of the houses, the fire would have
proved very distrous one. Our in
formant does not give us any clue as to
Mr.. Smiths loss. ..-...
Shortly after the fire, We understand,
in the street, opposite the burnt build
ing, a quarrel took place, in which two
brothers named FOrney. n man named
Hoover, and father and son, named
Trenary, were involved. Hoover
knocked one of the Forneys down, and
stamped him in the face, breaking his
jaw bone. What 'enmity, or if any, ex-
listed between the Forneys and Trena-
rvs, prior to this quarrel, our informant
does not state, but the uninjured
brother, Forney, recently from the
Lunatic Asylum at StauntOn, stabbed
young Trenary, Henry, and also his
father. Henry Trenary fell, after re-
ceiving his wound, and almost instantly
expired. The wound received by his
father, it is apprehended, will prove
fatal. He was stabbed in the back.
Forney was Immediately arrested.
The funeral of young Trenary took
place from the Market Street Church,
on Sunday last, attended by the mem
beers of the Order of Odd Fellows, Red
Men, three fire companies and nearly
all the citizens of the town.
On the same day, little child three
years old, of Mr.. Hardy's, playing with
matches, ignited one. when it's clothes
caught fire, and it was burned to death.
The father, and mother were badly
bnrned in endeavoriug to extinguish
the flames.
On Sunday morning last, a little col.
Ored child, on Potatoe Hill, fell FROM q
window and broke its neck.-Romney
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