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At the close the market firm at fractional decline
prices Currency per cents exceptionally strong
throughout the day, and closed strong at lsala es,
I2lAdl2li; lo-40s, EtGll6i.
State bonds we're duh and generally lower New Ten
nessee per cents sed at 523; Georgia per cent? "a;
North Carolina per cents &C. Railway bonds were dull
and were sDaringly dealt in. Bank shares were neg
leeted Miscellaneous shares dull western Union
Telegraph sold at s7is37s. Pacific Mail was excited,
selling at Ol a7eA closing at si Railway shares were
dull on the Western list and feYeTish NewYork Cen
trial. which ranged from 2Ol sa20i Hudson and Harlem
dull. Reading steady at 9s ace. The specula
ton In the Western shares has been checked In conse
auence OF the decline grain which has fallen about IS
per cent during the past 80 days This decline mas
check the shipment by the farmers and the receipts at
the .n ports fallen of nearly OnehaIf during the
past ten days. The Western roads all show large
falling of in earnings with the exception of the
Rock Island Road, which shows small increase
ne compared with year, but they have added lSo
miles to their road within that time, the earnings arc
really below those of the previous year. The lumber
market has also been depressed with decline OF 80 per
cent IN prices Operators IN of this decline in prices
anticipate that corresponding reduction In the rates OF
freight the Western roads will be made that Will have
an unfavorabe effect upon their stocks outside OF Wall
st. there large class OF business andnancal men who
believe that the present rate Of paying of the National
Debt means early resumption OF specie payments and
corresponding decline in values generally These facts
appear the basis OF the present depressed condition
Of the market which has far resisted the attempts
made to advance prices At second call prices were dull
and the barely steady. After the call prices were
q fraction higher. Reading sold at &C. Fort Wayne
Guaranteed, s9i asei. Erie was active selling at $50
1894 closing 32i G32E At the close prices were barely
steady and the transactions were unusually light.
The following were thei closing quotations Of Govern
ment bonds:
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EIORENCE MARRYATTs NEW NOVEL,
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MONDAY. Aug. 3O-p. N

Cold opened at 1884,, sold at 1S4t, 1881, clos
ing 1884, 1882 The clearings at the Gold EIchaLge Bank
were ss2,7s .OOO and the balances t1,l79,l206.
Government bonds opened strong and active at an adj
of tag per cent. The announcement Of the pnr
chase Of IL millions during September by the Secretary OF
the Treasury gave buOyant tone TO the market aud but
few bonds we're offered The operations Of the Treasury
Department for September will be as follows
PURCHASES BONDS.
September sublect to approval VI Congress- 100000
September subiect approval of Congress- 100000
September tfOr sinking fund.- ........... 100000
September IS suhiect approval OF Congress- 100000
September 20 subiect approval OF Congress- 100000
September % fOr sinking fund.- 100000
September 70 subject approval OF Congress- 100000
Total. tl2 10000
SAILS OF GOLD.
September 100000
Geutember l6......... .................. 100000
September 80. 1,g600O0
a. non
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Situations Ulanitl-- fmalfs.
Situations WanitO- -nlalts.

AS WATCIIMAN in Bank or Insurance
~ Once sober aud considerations Man la, been gh Bis
present situation Address ". ~. Tribune Once.
ITO COUNTRY EDITORS.-A thorough pTac-
teAl Pnutrr desires situation TO TAKE CHARGE or AN
OFFICE sobretv steadEess Ac Address
two wrtss, PRINTER, Station e. y. Y. T. o.
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~ i.ssug Ls E8gsh Classical, and Mathematical trauchrs Boz
school, sui pnrsty desires SCHOOL fSGAGENENE Puys"
JIs te ior College GoScumtnt Academies Address fko
fFNSOR TrbUne OGee
HEACIIERS WANTED-Ladcs for FRENCH
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TUTOR WANTED. III n private family, 10
take cnafye .duc,o1 Of Bows E1ssh aud GcuDau
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Ten years ago selected single row Of 80 Duchesse
dADROnerSa trees planted 10 feet apart in the row
Since then nave Kept an accurate account OF the total
sales OF p0rs from these 30 trees They are NO B years
Old and they have produced crops In nine Wears
The trees are at present looking very we and II we can
udge from 2eaTances they will continue 10 DO prOdue
tive for many They we're originally dwarfs bnt
SD quite eoTndET they are nov sAndRrde thus "a true
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-05

AVAILABLE TOWN PROPERTY
" FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
| wish to sell privately, or exchange for
land, the property on which reside, stu
ated on the Virginia side Of the town OF
Bristol, and within fifty TO seventy i've
yards of the Junction OF the Va. & Ky. Rari-
road track with that of ths Va. y Tenn.
Railroad. The lot embraces half an acre
or more OF superior ground The i'm
provements are almost entirety new, con-
sisting Of comfortable DWELLING, con-
taiug six ROOMS, exclusive OF cellar and
storr-r, om,) an excellent Stable, and Other
suitable. ont houses.
IETs A. larg- and well-made Cistern, good
tiuatn aud well-arranged Front and Back
Yards, al unirr good enclosure, nearly
new. TIE TILE PERFECTLY good. Terms
reasonable, and possession gwen without
delay. WN. ID. MINOR.
jan 4w
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-05

at Sl.5O for twelve lessons--half pay
able in advauce---collected the advance
payments and then sloped. The Pro-
fessor is said to hail from the land Of
wooden nutmega. and the Herald thinks
he doesn't disgrace The land Of his
brth. - Lgnchburg Nescs.
Professor Clulsatp played OH some
low down tricks ia Wylheville year
or SO since. Pass him around as a
/" bad egg Wythceiffs Dipafch.
This " Professor Cluisam did the
same thing for the people Of Union,
Tenu., and W numerous disreputabls
acts has endeted himself powerless fos
further evil in our town.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-05
(Communica,ed)
Sunday Readiny.

Again 1t is the Holy Sabbath, the day Of
sacred rest. Are we prepared to enter on
1t as we ought Are our minds disposed
to occupy its hallowed hours in the dis.
charge Of those holy duties which the word
Of CD points outf Have we lefo lie
world with its absorbing cares behind
And are we now looking for spiritual food
from the world abovei Are we indeed
hungering and thirsting after righteous.
ness What important questions these are,
and 1t Is most important that we should
write earnest, truthful answers to every one
of them.
One great reason why the Lords Day and
its solemn services pass uuimproved, is
because We accept all, and pass through
all, as matters of course. There is so title
personality 10 our intercourse with God, so
little coming up individually to the great
duty OF worshiping and serving God, that 1t
is morally possibIe to feel those direct
communications. of His spirit which might
be expert need IL this solemn work were
made more personal--if this glorious prvi-
ege were entered iDio individually.
Let us, then, in Gods name, answer tn,
questions fai,hf lily, that We may make the
worship of Jehovah this day a personal
matter; and as we pass from question to
question, let MS pause and louk, until we
feel the Holy Ghost filling our hearts with
those answers which we know TO be right,
and inspiring us with Solemn determ ma
to Remember the Sabbath Day to keep it
bly," vr 6s
Then what glorions blessings we might
expect. The presence of God seen and
felt 10 every s,ul-thst gracious, smlil g
Presence, which ills the heart with Holy
j y, with Heavenly We, with earnest zeal,
with lervent desires Tor more and more Of
the indweIling Of the Holy Ghost, aud with
high 'esolves to Do His will GU earth as it
is done in Heaven"
o, yesi then, indeed, It will be Sab
bath of true rest to the soul, the spiritual
man will be stronger, the life will be boiler,
the faith will be brighter, prayer will be
NOR might andthe crosswill be less weighty,
Aud then, o, what a week we may expect
to follow Ia week Of spiritual and tempo
raj success-@a week of bright and holy
thoghis--a week of happy experiences
week In which earth will be SO much more
like Elem. For
|
This world is full of beauty,
As other worlds above, tI
And IL We did our duty
| 1t would be full of love.
If thou turn away thy foot from the
Sabbath, from doing thy pleasure on my no
ly day, and call the Sabbath delight, tn,
holy Of the Lord, honorable, and shalt homo
Him, notwithstanding thine own ways, mo-
iudipg thine own pleasure, nor speaking
thine own words. Then shalt thou deligh
thyself to the Lprd, aud 1 will cause thee L
ride upon the high places of the earth, ano
feed thee with the heritage Of Jacob thy
father, for the mouth Of the Lord hath spo
ken it."-Isaiah, xviii, ID, IA.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-05

VNTE have on hand large stock Of
w Garden and Field Seeds, partly Of
our own growth and selected With great
care from the most reliable English, Freuch
aud American Growers, aud feel confident
that we San offer great inducements to the
farmer AS any other Seed House ia the
country.
We have prepared a list Of prices at which
we will send Seeas by mail, Jree Of postage,
to any part of the country. This, however
does not apply 20 heavy Seeds, such as Peas.
Beans, Cora. So. as the postage would be
much greater than the profits.
uys Don't fail TO Send for a Circular,
which will be sent Immediately upon ap.
L. WHITMAN & SONS,
Seedsnten,
% and "a s. Calvert Street, Balumort.
Aud manufacturers and dealers IN every
description of Agricultural Implements
and Machinery.
Country merchants pud Druggists snp.
,u, a on the most liberal terms, dec lS,3m
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-05
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

J. r. ANDERSON,
WILL SELL Tor CASH or Produce:
$50 Peices Prints and Delanes, 10 10 20 cts.
IL, 200 yds Bro Sheetiug, IL 10 lS cts.
3, 900 yhS. Bred do II to Is cts.
rs Bags Rio G fee, % to % cts.
30 Bits Sugar, "a y TO l6 cts.
Bbls Syrup, at as cents,
1000 bs Sole Leather, 100 Kegs Nails,
100 Kegs Nsis;
80 C Ser Boots aud Shoes;
Dnllngs, Jeans, Spool cotton Hosiery,
Collars, Hoop skirts Buttons, Brooms, TuUs
aud Buckets, Grain Bags. g.,
AT BALTIMORE PRICES,
FREIGHT ADDED.
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Pay UP YOmr Debts.

To those who have made promises and
failed to comply, We have n word to say,
g Get the money, redeem your promise, aud
in tho future make no debts on other men,
promises" Every mans experience teaches
him the credit system only weakens conf.
denee in oar trading community, and has
"played out"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-05

Land Sale al Bristol Col John
g. King and Il. B. LcClanahan, Esq,
bave purchased Of Messrs. JW. Owens,
y. s, Hill, aud J. G. King, their ailot-
Jed interests 10 the Landed estate of the
bate Rev, Jas. King The land lies on
Beaver creek, within one mile Of Bristol,
tnd contains sos acres, about 100 of
which are under fence and in cultiva,
ton, The remainder is knob land, and
d we'll timbered, but not deemed tilla-
sble, Price $500, or about SO 60
Der acre
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-05
ORT0N's PREPARATION

.nRT0N'S EPARA TON
" Established 1866.
The Appeite for Tobacco dsStroyedii
LeuUe OH Chetoing ami Smoking he Poison
Weed. 16bacco.
One box OF Orton's Prepara,e i Is war
ranted to destroy the appetite for tobacco
ia any person, no matter how strong the
habit may be. n5@ UH fail, IN any case
the money ,oiH be refunded, 1t is almost i'm
possible to break of from the use of tobac
co by the mere exercise of the will Some-
thing is needed TO assist nature in overcom
log ahabt so firmly rooted; with the help
of the Preparation there is not the least
trouble. Hundreds have used it who re
willing to bear witness 10 the fact that Or
ton's Preparation completely destroys the
appetite for tobacco aud leaves the person
as free from any disire for il as before he
commenced its use. Il is perfectly sale aud
harmless in all cases. The Preparation acts
directly upon the some glands and secre
tons affected by tobacco, and through these
upOn the blood, thoroughly cleansing the
paison Of tobacco from the system, an thus
allaying the unnatural cravings for tobacco.
No more hankering for tobacco after using
Ortons Preparation RecOllect it is war
ranted.
HS~ Price of 0rton's Preparation 90 per
box. Forwarded 10 any part Of the country,
post paid, on re eipt Of price. Money sent
by mail at our risk Address G. b. COT.
TON Proprietor, box Las, Portland, Me.
Dee 4. 3m.
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lovely day, which, With its glorious
sunshine balmy air aud dry roads,
rounded off the month of January, a
gay and interesting party of six stepped
aboard the western bound Virginia train
at Wytheville, aud were soon enjoying
the pleasant hour of sunrise on the
southern limit of Virginia at Bristol.
At Abingdon their number had been
Increased to seven, and being in quest
of novelty as well as pleasure, they
crossed the line Of our Main street aud
took comfortable quarters at the Nickels
House, on the Tennessee side. The
happy faces Of the party bespoke some
thing unusual, and although it was a
day OF rest enquiry was busy with its
silken tongue Soon it was announ ,ed
that a son of West Virginia aud a
beautiful and charming daughter of the
Old Dominion we're the hero aud heroine
OF the romantic tour The former
hailing originally from the valley of the
Ohio, had spent his early days amid
the grandeur and beauty of that de-
lightful section which was first prey
to that rapacious horde, who looked
upon our proud Old State with evil eye
intent, In search of another happy
land, like that of Rasselas, he had been
charmed by that locality of unsurpassed
loneliness known as Burke's Garden
Here, perehance, he felt like Adam,
that the great vacuum of his heart was
hlled; but in the green heritage of that
garden there was bright>eyed, fair.
haired maiden Meek, modest and
lovely, she, too, was happy. They saw
each other, and there, ia the greencst,
sweetest spot of our Sunny South, en-.
vironed by its fr-slad range of mount
aims, they lit each others hearts With
the restless FIRE Of love, On Sunday,
one Of the brightest jewels Of that gar
den was not there. But on the edge
of sunny Tennessee there had gathered
about the parlors of the Nickels House
the beauty and chivalry Of Bristol
Virgiuians and Tennesseeans-ga gathered
to witness the celebration Of that rite,
without which that first sweet garden
had been "a wild" More than one Of
the ministers of God were there. The
gifted and polished divine from the
mountain summit of Virginia joined
those pighted hearts, which men are
forbidden now TO sunder; and close by
stood the venerable aud cultivated Pro
fessor of one Of our honorcd institutions
of learning The event was franght
with interest, aud when the party aud
visitors bad partaken Of the rich repast
served at the Niekels House, the bell of
the locomotive gave the sharp signal of
d, pariure the happy pair and their at
tendants stepped aboard; the train moved
rapidly into the mountains Of Virginia,
and We were left to the dull tedium of
daily care.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-05

This company, National in Us character,
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hates OF Premium ahd New Tables, Tho
most de- sirable means Vf iusnrihg lie Yet
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The rates OF premium being largely re-
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aud avoid all the complications and unrer
tniuties of Notes, Dividends, aud the mis-
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Several new aud attractive tables are
TOW presented, which need only 10 DO
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public, such AS the INCOME PRODUCING
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| equal 10 tea pr cent. no per cent? IF the
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pany agrees 10 return 90 hs assured te total
amount Of money he has paid H. in addition
10 NE amount % his policy.
The attention OF persons contemplating
lDsuring their lives ov increasing the amount
of Insurance. they already have, IS called TO
the special advantages %, red BY tAe Ma
tlonal Life Insurance. Company.
CIRCULAR, Pamphlets, ah,d iuil particulars
gwen ON appiicAton W the B,Al,ch Offee vi
the Company, orto
JAY COOKE & CO.,
Washington, ID. D.,
General Agt's FIR ID. O., Va. aud W. Va.
CHAS. A, DAVIDSON,
Lexington, Va,
Special Ag't Tor Bds,ol, Tenn.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-05

Rligeous. Prof, Il, Lopgley, Of Emory,
preached on Sunday last at the Metbo-
dist church We were not favored with
an opportunity of hearing him, but we
learn from more than one source that
his sermon was one of very great abili'
ty indeed, it was pronounced sublime
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-05

.Stsncit Plates III Q. Caldwell is
prepared to cut stencil plates to order,
pf any description. Gall on him his
farc success Is due TO merit. fn
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-05
II Fl Il
Piedmont Land Agency Of Virginia
IL. ID. McLlananhan,
LOCAL ,PARTNER AT 4A
BRISToL.GoopsoN

BIZ l. G 0 obs ON,
OFFERS for Sale. in addition 70 nrm.
~ her of other, the following valuable
iarinS
-5o 49,
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-05

For the Beneis Of he Press d; Her
eM-Duriug the month Of sJauuary,
1869, the Va. & Tenn. Railroad did not
niss single connection at either end
of the line. There is Gen, Mahonel
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( Gold, ID New York, 1851

Fruit--Mssler Samuel Jones has a
Jet Of fine, large, lucious oranges for
pale. They may be found at W. D.
|Jones's store. t
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-05

"a Forpard. The Danville Times says
the preliminary survey Of ten miles Of
The N. & @. w. Railroad, leading west
from that town, has been made and the
work will soon be let to contract.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-05

Direct Trade Conventioa--The d.
rect trade meeting called to assemble IN
Knoxville Tennessee, has been posipon'
cd. by order of the commissioners, until
tho assembling Of the commercial con-
yenliou in Memphis next May,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-05

Periodicals Scots Monthly for Feb
ruary is On our table, and is behind no
Magazine in the South. Price 81 per
annum. Atlanta, Ga,
The Little Corporal, Chicago, ILL.,, is
beauty and full Of interest for the
young. 81 per annum.
Seminary Mgas me, Lakewood 4
Co., Richmond, has the additional fea-
tire now of being the organ of the
Virginia Educational Association. 81 90
per year, aud well worth the money,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-05

Recommended. view of the appre'
bended removal of virginians from
office the court Of Washington county,
Virginia have asked Gen. SLOVENIAN to
make the following appointments;
For Sheriff joel Kaylor.
County Court Clerk.-J O. O'Niel'
g Com. Rec. uppsread.-J D. Black
we'll
For Com. Rev, lo'Oer end.-D, Q.
Clark.