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ST. JosEPHs ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Near Emmitsburg, frederiok County, Maryland. -.

This institution spleasantly situated healthy and
picturesque part of Frederick county Maryland
m from Emntsburg and two miles from Mount ST.
Mary College 1t was comnepeed in iso9. and ineor
buildings convenient and spaciocs. ~ -,}FI7
's TERMS,
Entrance tpaid onoe) Is Co
The char &c Board and Tuition, including Bed II,
and Bedting and Doctors fees per session 90
Washing aud 10
Music Drawing and tho language are extra charges
ALL PAYABLE IN ADVANCE +'1tf
The Academic year is divided in two Sessions fye
mon this each beginning respectively the 18th of Au
gust and the 2sth of January. tr- y
Letters of inquiry directed % the
-1''7& ..-ltf 'G5 MOTHER SUPERIOR stsil
apis ~ st. JosePh's Academy, Emmitsburg Md.
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Books the may he supplied by the parents
guardians procured the Institution at moderate
prices. Quarterly eXaina ions are held the results Of
which transmitted by bulletin to the parents and
gunrdians. Besides monthly reports of conduct and
studies read in the presence Of teachers and pupils
in Aete taudabc emulation, and medals are
awarded according to merit At the close of the annual
the end of July the distribution OF pre-.
miums takes place. Letters invitation sent TO
the parents guardians and relatives Of the pupils also
to tile the who alone permitted
to attend Studies resumed the first of October
deduction of quarterly payments Is made, even for
extra charges u6ess of Illness the expulsion
the pupil PUPILS received at time during the
year. and tie charge is estimated from the date OF en-
trance. -.
Board and Washing during vacation ---s4s Oe
lI'ia
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graa.gr EDucArI0NAI..sra -
BAY ST. ,Lo9ls, MIsalsslerr,,

This institution conducted by the Brothers Of ~
Sadred Heart has been in succeSafu operation
1855, II Is beautifully situated the shores of thu r.
commanding extensive view of the Guf--and afard
ingal the advantages Of the sea breeze and bathip
the Summer Is for tho pupils, great ihcte,ns5f -
healthful amusement The, Commercial Course sc,
prses all the branches of good Englis, education
F. ''t'- TRIMS sst'
Board and Tuition, session. payable half yeSsv.t
M
Washing, per sessi6n S AZ
Vacation, il spent ut the institution 50 o.
EXTRA cHARGEss~
Piano and Violin, peg month. eachA, "a No
Use OF Piano, per month 4 50
Brass instrument Per month. "a %
Spanish and German languages, per month, each IS 10
For further PARTICULARS apply to st93@ 3" ,st9d
Isl .,st vefysf 20 BRO. FLoRIMoND, [s,as
apis If Director of the Colspe
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Gal VERT LLEGE
NEW WINDSOR CARROLL COUNTY, MD.

NEW WINDSOR CARROLL COUNTY, MD.
This Institution. at which several of our Louisiana
Boys making their Studies gives very Thorough
Course of Instruction both Classical and Commercial
Rev. I. j. OTOOLE, ID. d, in Pastoral charge of the
neighborhooa lives at College and watches the
Discipline OF the House, and the Moral Training of the
Students
SCHOLASTIC YEAR:
Tuition, Board Lodging, Washing and MeRding. S2gp
Medical Aid and Stationery ~
Board during Vacation 80
For further particulars apply GA II. BAKER, Presf
idcnt at the College, to
-CHAS. d ELDER. Special Agent
mhas Ct II Commercial Place, New Orleans
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moHemaBts OF foFty-eigh tsssA fie sfUsftlf TOOK
place on sunday March Pa audi his body
was intefred I'D his own chGr ch.-Muaster
Ne,cs, o4sr81A3 o Es& uaIeef - .ii ~
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A good suggestion is like a crying baby
at q concert-it ought to be carried out.
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ST.PETER's SCHOOL,
SECOND AND THIRD DISTRICTS
Under the Direction of the Rev. c. MOUNTAIN.

Under the Direction of the Rev. c. MOUNTAIN
This School will be opened TUESDAY, September
l. 1868. the above direction assisted by full.
corps of teachers. - t-r
Promotions will then take place in all the classes and
u the time graduating class will be formed
In addition to branches hitherto Taught in this
School, French and Music-Vocal and instrumental
will be added. - .,nE
Parents and guardians would do we'll to have. their
children and wards present at the opening of the school,
in OF s fha they may retain their positions in their ro
,peotiye CLASSIFY throughout the scholastic year.
I7enrs 10 De TII7aTTsbry ADVANCE.
=. = ~. IOYIAN. Superintendent
The Crescent Night School, attached to the above cs
tablshment for young ladies and gentlemen will open
at the time. e.. 49,. -EE auso
PROSPECTUS OF THE COLLEGE OF THE IN
Il macalate Conception, New Orleans. - =. -. =,
This Literary nstiuton4 Incorporated by the State
Louisiana and empowered to confer degrees, is con-
Quoted by the Fathers of the Society of jesus,
The buildings we'll ndaptsd for the purpose. a
entirely out of from the strces reserved
recreation that from the arrival of the pupils At
A NJ till their departure p. NJ they constantly
secluded and superintendent an 81. 40 u
The course OF instruction embraces Greek, Latin
English, French Poetry, Rhetoric HstoTy GeogTapny
Mathematics Astronomy. Natural and Mental Philoso
ply with the addition 81 Book keeping and the usua
Commercial Branches. 4.
students are admitted, unless they know how x
/ read and write. -,
The moral religions training of the studentsis th'
lead ng objects of the inst-acto . =
duct pTogrcss rank in class and attendance.
! The academical year begins ON the first Monday
October, and ends about the 3ist otJoly
Collegiate Course, payable in advance and IN uns
Preparatory Course, $40. ieE4 W
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WINES AND LIQUoRS
w Twenty. quatter-pipes Choice Old Co0NAIC Wi
be sold to the trade in quhntite to suit purchase
Those in want would do well 10 call before buyng else
where.
=. SCOTCH, AND IRISH WHISKY,
A supply always hand of the choicest and at mos
RECTIFIED SPIRITS - Ill
Tits my habit always 10 have my seatral Spirits "a
through from three to FIVE rectieTs sodly packed -
Spirits thus reothed must be SUPERIOR Those IN wan
paFts enaEly for fine purposes viii please fsh afa
80 DOMESTIC IfeuU9ssss . - 4, = q.
- WINES AND CoRDIA1.S 80
= SsN0''e W EpWxRn BuH1SE
d13 ~ IT, i"~ leo and t02 Tchoupitouias etteets
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Corner of Rampant and Congress streets Third ssnc'
NEW OR LEANS. LoUIsI AN A. s
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under tic Direction Of the Sisters Of tho Holy Cross
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aRARLEY sHEAFo .CooKINQ. STOVE.


For Wood aid Coal, ,.1d4 mi 4
And Dealer in Builders HARDWARE, CUT, Fry
Paints, Oils, VarBsh Window Glass Ofhce Bar!too;h
and Cooking yes Crates, Carpenters rostsS
| Cabinet Makers Hardware House furnishing GOols,
and Manufactures of TIN and SHEET IRON Ware
45T - - - -. -, Dryades Street. 457
- Abcye tbe Market, New Orleans.
satifaction guaranteed, or money refunded. fe2I SIM
| rUuE TIMES, COOKING s,FovE.
This is enc among; the REST OF COOKING STOVES
nov made The ovens of these Stoves are very large,
a No oven having greater capacity thsp most 10 Is
ties The ues these Stoves to
There is no. better BAKING stove and that
9nres less fuel. The castings smooth and heavy,
TSs search q good and reliable sto EsxS St
''a aps II ''' ''- lamp ''-, IUcH, JH., & FABLE
ToRDY,
Importer and Dealer in CarEeptors Builders, and cab
| II n net = N Ia
PAINTS, OILS, VIRNIsHEs, PURIFY, and WIN
DOW GLASS
Rampant date Cirous street between PoydTas and
1T S. ATHENS SOM
/ 2S6. .TCHoUPTroUIAs STREET 2S6
| Importers and Dealers in
For Buildings, Foundrcs, Railroads, Steamboats, and
Cotton Presses.
Alao-Paints, OILS YaTpishos, and window Glass.
/ ins-6m
MARBLE AND SLATE NANrELs.
CRATES AND HEARTHs
BUILDERs HARDWARE
We offer for gale the Best and Finest Assortment OF
the Abeye articles in the. city, ut1lOB pEioes ..
KURsHEEDT s. BIENyENU, $
m6ai Iy --zna44 Camp street.
/ J. LINCOLN. - .s.ls tt,5, :. II. REApT
/ I LINCOLN 8 TO-. So -
I RAISE AND REMOVE
10 7 all kinds Of buildings. ,
rs ar T.t Ls0jce, 1l0 Roln street. i
All communications should 30 af1Teased 70 Box lG9
Mechanics and Traders sxehaHse 50 Charles stseSf
! Country orders promptly atteRdsdtos 90 "
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CT MARY JEFFERsoN COLLIE G
ST. JAMES, LOUISIANA.

ST JAMES, LOUISIANA.
THE NEXT SESSION WILL COMMENCE ON FHh]
FIRsT OF ocToBE r, 1868.
The MnTist Fathers who have charge of the lnstta
ton provided with all the facilities for impartng
thorough English French, Classical and Mathematics
Education
TERMs-Payable in advance, 500 in gold, or Its egH
valent, for the halEsession Of five months. .
For further particulars, apply the President or "a
r=74 EESSfS5. FOUR5IEE & Co,
! au23 If No. sc Matches street, New. Orleans
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EDUCATIONAL
YOUNG LADIES, ACApEdY
!. MnLY AN G % Z s

- OF run--I
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-30
Complimentary.

From the resolution aud bitter below
It will be seen that our friend Cant
Nanard has been doing good work in
Scott. lie is jealous in the cause of
Temperance and is an effective speaker.
We are assured he has acquitted him
self with great credit
Alta regular meeting of the Estillville
Division Suns of Temper nee. Ma 2e M
their hall in Bstillville, July "a. 1869. On
motion, it rs
R'Solced, That Il is the sense of this Divis
ION that the address delivered by Cant b.
G. M'nard Mt Enterprise on the list of July.
1869, has effected happy result in behalf
of Temperance, causing the drunkarJ TO
thnk and the whisky dealer to blush for his
unhcly ealing therefore,
On motion, II s. X. Morrison, NJ. b.
Wood and Il. A. Ayers, were appointed n
committee to tender him the thanks of this
Division for same.
feste; W. W. BEML, W r., pro. tenn
II G. Wax, K. S.
fdpt 3 g. Mdnard.
DEAR SIR 1--WE the undersigned np.
pointed n committee on the part of Estiil.
vile Division Sons Of Tempe, ance No. 20,
hereby tender yon the thanks Of our Diyfs-
ion for the eloquent, logical. and scholarly
address delivered at Enterprise, on the list
Of July, whieI exercised such happy in.
huence in favor Of our noble cause.
Very respectfully, f.
Your obedicnt servants,
II. s. X. MORRISON, !
NJ. B. WOOD, Com.
Il. A. AYERS,
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Books and lI0nnzincs.

We have received LipPiucott's Maya.
zine for August, an excellent number
and always at the head of American
magazines. j. b hiPpincott & Co.,
Philadelphia, 81 per auuum.
The Seminary Magazine a neat edu-
cational monthly which will hereafter
be published as literary monthly.
NJ. W. Lakewood, Rchm md. $3.50
per anuum.
Biack'co9d is again before Us, as
good aud compact as ever. is our choice
Of British monthlies.
Ne~ Eclectic for August the finest
magazine ever published 10 the South.
II has additional interest since its con-
soli1a,ion with Land We Love. Turn.
bull & Murdoch, Baltimore. 81 per
annum.
The Maryland Farmer is amoug the
best agricultural magazines coming to
our office. 1t always has something
good aud is very cheap. S. Sands, Mill:
& Co Baltimore. $3.50.
The Farmers Gazette is also bcfor,
US. 1t is good work, alive to th,
farming interests of Virginia and worth,
of liberal support. 1t is published
in Richmond at 50 90 a year
First Of The Sedsoa,-We are in
debted to Mr.. Charles w. Eve for thu
first Watermelon of the season.
was grown upon his own lot and as tn
FIRST fruits is offered the printer.
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tcoAMuNIcArtD.l

EsTHLvLLE, w., July %, 1900.
MEssRs. EDITORS Gen leInen: Peace d
quiet reign triumphant over this way since
tho election aud the best of feeling
pervad,s the whole community. Al the
interruption we have had has been caused
by some one stealing all the butter aud milk
from the spring houses aronni, which has
been If cted since the arrival Of The u. S.,
soldiers, brought here by Lieut.. Robertson,
Sup't. Boards Of Regstratioa. They were
ordered away some Emo since, AMI after
they started the citiz ms went ~ the"
camps and found ,vcral buckets, jars, &, ,
which had been stolen at the same time the
butter and milk was. We also bad a mar
robbed of gold watch some few days since,
probably on the Light of the l2th ; and il
was reported that the shnwmen did it I; but
some suspciOusly blue men were seen up
that road only short time before. The
Lieut.. he's, Since the Sealing, arrived from
Richmond, and made no enquiry in regard
to it at all. He can Only be conmunica
ted with through a colured s,rvaut. Prob
ably W. Ill see an end to such work nor I.
Tie farmers are busy threshing out thei
wheat, which they report yielding hotter
than fr several yea $. T1ere re ev raj
thousai d bushels for market in tins part Of
the co ntry. The prospects are fac for d
heavy peach trade ag''n this season. Very
short crop of avplrs. You ought TO impress
on the minds OF the f,rmers the policy Of
sowing nothing but extra clean wheat.
anil having their wheat in & nod order fuI
marketing. OBSERVER.
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IcoMMuNIcATtI.l
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ESTILLNILLe. Va. July 22I. 1867

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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-30

Arrested On Tuesday last, two ne
groes, callil themselves John Adams and
Tom Henry were arrested at Deerheld aud
brought to this place by three cOlored men,
James Stewart. Lewis Hunter a. d Madison
Brown, on the charge of rape and murder
made against them by another colo'ed man
named jim Mcdowell. They arrived b. re
on Tuesday night aud had q hearing 5~fUro
Jusii'e ]. F. Mlupin, who Committed them
to all To await further iuvSsIigation.
o. WEDNESDAY " =, ming Mr.. Geo. HARLAN,
jiof AID Ms. J. I. Parent, @. p, Inform
cd tn, m they were suspected as the par
ties who had br, 10 jail from l. X'ngton,
which they confessed as being true, and
said their names were Lee Morrison, VIM.
Alexander AMI Jim Mcdowell. They bad
been confined in l. xingt0n jail on charges,
re,Ie tiv,l', of way lay NJ aud attempting
to kltl young Dsvier, OF burglary ani at
tempted rape, aud robhirg church. They
were s-nt back To LEX nston jil.-Sidnton
Spectator.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-30

ut the Virginia House. They have bad
erected au observatory on Lancaster
Hill, north Of Mountain View, and
are making the preliminary observations
necessary to esta ,lisb our Latitude and
Longitude, aud local time, though they
are in direct communication with the
observatory at Washington and tie
various stations established by the gov,
eminent from this point through to
Alaska. They Will probably be joucd
by party from the University of
Virginia and the Military Institute.
Profs. Venable and Smith and Cen
Maury being of the latter purity. In
our next we will give a sketch, point,
ing out the central line for this locality
our Latitude and Longitude, the time
of the coming on and duration of the
eclipse.
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DIED.

In wytheville, on Tuesday evening, the 18th int
auer several weeks severe ilincssi Mrs MARY
JANE, wife Of Mr. jas H. Baldwin, and dtughte
Of Mr.. Smith Loaand TAo deceased was Kim
and devoted wife and moiher She leaves two smal
children to mourn the loss Of dear mother. Ma
they ba De- projected and cared for by the Gr'a
shepherd % who tompcrs tho wind TO the shor
lamb"
" There Is q sweetness IN woman's decay
Uheu the light oi beauty Is iadiAg away
Nhcu th. bright cnrhuufmCrt Of youth Is gone,
And thu tlnt ihat giuwcd and the eye that shono
And dartet nrnund its glance Of power,
Aud the DIP thti yicd with the sweetest hower,
ur ever was stepped ln fragrant dow,
Whom N that was bright and fair I. ded,
But TIE lnyalincss ling ring anuud the dead
ol there Is a sweetness la boauty's close,
Like the perumos seeming tho wiihered rose
For naneless charm around her plays,
Aud her eyes are Kind with hRllowed raysS
Aud a veil % spotless purity
Has mautled her chuck with IT, heavenly dye,
Like a cloud whereon the queen Of night
Has poured her roftest tint OF light
and there Is blending Of white and blue,
Where the the purple blood Is melting through
The snow OF her pale tender cheek
And there are tones thu sweotly speak
OF a spirit who longs for pnrer day,
Aud is ready to wing her fls ht away"
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Tournament and Masquerade Bal.
There will be grand Tournament
and Masquerade ball, With other fes-
tivities at the Montgomery White Sui.
phur Springs on the 9th of August.
Messrs. Wilson 4 Lorentz, proprietors,
will doubtless give their guests Q great
treat on ills occasion as is their
custom every season. The grounds are
to be brilliantly illuminated with over
1000 Chinese lanterns and very
fine band is to be 10 attendance. An
advertisement appears elsewhere.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-30

KrLLtn uy Hoes. -Amestrenaraahie case
OF death occurred few days since, ON the
farm OF Mr. EiSard Coles A colOrel child
6ye or siN yeels Of age, climbed over into
sqaealing Of the pig, made an attack on
as TO cause its death in few hours. The
poor child was dragged by tho hogs some
twenty yards and besides the mutiatiOn OF
its body and face. had one foot and one arm
eatea entirely OF. = Charlottesville Chronicle
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-30

SOAR Eclpsa.-lhero Nill be to-
tal eclipse of the sun on the 7'h Of
August. Tho central line passing
through northern Asia, Alaska and
from three to folr miles south Of Bris'
tol viii enter the Atlantic Oaean at a
point near Newbern, n. G. Tho
ECLIPSE will come on atvery nearly 4;45
y. NJ, and tho total obseurity will be
about 2 minutes ani 81 secoads
a party, consisting of Gen. Il D.
Cuts, Assistant u. S, Coast Survey
A. T. Mosman, Asst u. S. @. S, and
T. W. Perkins, U. y. O. s., has been
sent to this place to observe the eclipse
They arrived several days since aud are
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Pleasant Attentions During the scri'
Gus illness Of the senior editor of the
News, an illness from which he is not
set wholly recovered, he has been the
recipient of many acts Of kindness on
The part Of his friends, some Of which
are yet unaeknowledged. His thanks
arc hereby rendered to Mrs. Moon and
,he propyietors of the Virginia House
for .oneinucd and daily contributions Of
ice TO Mr.. NJ. l.. Comann, the po'
lite aud accommodating baggage agent
on Can't Hancock's train, for nice loI
ripe apples aud Tomatoes. They were
particularly acceptable; and to Mr.
WIN, Lindsey for basket of nice TO
matocs embracing some Of the largcs
aud finest We have ever seen. Mr.
Lindsey is enc the most efficient atlen
tive and useful Of our Va. II. Il Gun
ployees A bottle Of Grape wine from
Mrs. Z. Rohr, and of her own manu-
facture, has been very useful and W
arc compelled to say that we regard il
favor as superior to any other We hav'
I tasted from any source
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Gold, in New York, l,37

iiAY13uGHED. mir David Koincr,
WI near Thinking Spring in this
county. we understand, lost three stacks
Of hay by fire on last Fridly. A little
boy was attempting to destroy bees
nest with matches, and the stubble being
very dry, took fire, aud the flames ran
all over the meadow, consuming the
hay. The barn situated at unp end of
the meadow, was saved with mitch diff
Guilty. There was about 6 or Z tons Of
hay 10 the three stacks which we're
burned .-SuuMioa Speetaior.
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No Notion Of Notwithstanding
that We were told by at least twenty
mon aud even by the Doctor who dress
cd Gardens woupd that he was dead
and tho Doctor told us the exact cause
of his death we are now told that he is
not dead aud has no notion Of dying.
ole who fights and ruus away
Wal live Ia tight another day"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-30

4 Pleasant RetreaL-Olr readers
who are suffering lrom Tue heat will
end pleasant retreat at Washington
SPRING. three miles north of Glade
Springs Depot
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-30
The Great Medioinc Mistake

OF former days WAS "a utter neglect Of sanitary
precautions, No efficient means were adopted for
the prevention OF sickness. Sewerage was unknown
in cities drainage rarely attempted In the
country. Heaps oal were loft to rot Ia the pub
lie Streets and domestic cleanliness the great anti
dotc fcbrilc diseases, sadly negl' ccl. II is
not Wise laws, philanthropic Institutions
and vigilant police, have, to great extent. reme
died the evil Nor is this all. Preventive medica-
to has helped materially to lessen the rates Of
mortality. II Is not too much to say that tens of
thousands Eescape sickness IN unhealthy seasons
IN conse1 of having in rosrated their systems
in alvancc by course of HOSTEnrkR'S STOMACH
=lTTER-. This pure ard powerful vegetable tonic
aud Alternative comprises the eXtr cts and essences
Of variety Of roots and herbs, renowned for their
strengthening, soathing, Whaling AMI purifying
properties. These medicinal agents are ncorpu-
rated with spirit absolutely free from tho acrid
poison which denies, moro, or less, alt the liquors
uf commerce. and their effect Is dinused through the
whole frame by this active, yet harmless stinulant.
The result is such q condition Of tho system
rs 1t al b9t impe.riOHs to the exterior causes of
disease, srch damp, fog, sudden alterations OF
temperature, 6e. strength, rnJ tho perfect rcgu-
ltry of all the Functions of the body are the best
safeguards against Atmospheric poison and the effects
Of unwholcs0mc water, and HOsTBrTERS TT
TIERS are tho best strengthening and regulating
me lcincs at present known. For dyspepsia and
biiousncss they are specific absolute.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-30

ROBBERY We regret to learn that
eur townsmen. Messrs. Cone aud Han.
ger, who are keeping a iewelry store at
the Grcenbrier White Sulphur Springs,
were robbed Of about 5000 worth of
jewclry, on Friday last.--Dd,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-30
NTorrrE TO THE FARMEps OF SUI
" LIVAN aud adjoining Counties.
MARTIN A POWELL.

M Brstol, Tenn. and Atlanta Ga, have made
annie mauied arrangements 10 ray CASH FoR Att
pvonrcg ~ regular market quotations. They will
80 make liberal advances on all oonsignnlons Ia
ne house in Atlanta. Drafts 10 be drawn through
he senior partner, Capt, w l.. Martin, Of Bristol
mills Of lading TO accompany the drains.
We will also supply the trade with Domostics aud
0ton Yarns At cost and carriage and will take Pro-
auco IN exchange, july l6u