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FINANCE AND TRADE

NEW YORK. JulY S.6P.M.

-aroH aNEw YORK, July Sr6EA.,d
,MONEY-At the close of business
to-day call loans could be had at 2 to 3
per cent" Gilt edge was taken at 4@4!
per cent. lguoTdf q % h1aItoui !g1 i0
! FOREIGN EXCHANGE - Market
dull and little or no business transacted.
| :GOLD-Market closed up dull and
heavy at l13 '"' 10 a. - ''''''"' ~, -.
GOVERNMENT BONDS Market
strong and higher but verv quiet; q nited
States, currency Is at .1l44@ll43. sf
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Animal Meeting.

THERE WI l. BE A MEETING OF THE
| stockholders of the Wheeling Gas Com
is-G ~ the second Monday OF July l0th),
t.,'.Dck =. NJ, at the .tfice of the Com
s'.y, Tor the purpose OF election or M
.-'p!>. All stock holders are requested TO
-W",rEt GEO. T. TINGLE. Sec'y.
"HsELlSC, June "a 1871. jeZ
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FOR SALE.

I WILL SELL MY fAnM, ON THE
g,.auy ike, four and a half miles east
. Na,eling, known a. the "Waddin!'on
..a c"ni,ining one hundred and twenty
-a, more OF less. Good tenant hon and
a.. or.ck barn. viii sill tie farm without
.h.rn If desired. Terms easy.
AutX. VI. JACOB.
-vo and half miles above Wheeling.
-,-'w&W
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Fo1 SALE.

FILL LOT OF GROUND ON ZANE
! >.,rrl. Opposite the new Fourth Ward
$50 sen rOi House. and Immediately
90, " Jlnes NcGannOn's property.
-r.-a are three. or four good houses on this
o., which Will sell separately. if desired.
I'M, ,aSv. THDS. U'BRIEN,
Real Estate Agent.
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FOR RENT.

TaH TAVERN STAND KNOWN AS
1 NE "u.i Home" on Market square,
III ward. The establishment has been
e',F rtdlrl AN renovated throughout.
=. '."tl % The Hotel here is commodiOus
...I! IL tn accommodation of horses,
.-..r. N". 70. parti u.arS as Ia terms. ap-
=! On TIE Premises. jy7
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SIocnl,oIders,N Meeting.

TAF AN\UAL occurrrInN OF OFF,
! rR~ OF the Germ. - Fire Insurance
urmy Of Wheeling will Ba held ut the
f.- %. ,lid Comp1,iy on Market street,
. LAY rvruing, July 10, ISL The stock
irs> ate rcSpec fnlly invited to attend.
JOSEPH SEI Bold, Secretary.
mo 4 ~ ieli-OawSde
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Dividend.

TEE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF
~ Northwestern Bank of Virginia have
., aly declared stock dividend Of i've
~ pr share, payable by the Secretary
: - BANK OF WIFE LING, on and alter
. = Isl, ~. u. LAMB, Secretary.
SHtELING June q, 1871. jun8
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,,,urI.y InIy 18th, 1871.

.,rrb. PREMISES. in the Eighth ward, In
- ."yn WAe,liug,lhe following described
- ,n-wlt: The building, machinery
t-,.nr,.> hclonginJto said tirm of Wait,
L..-',nStp.. occupied and used as basket
~. together with the engine, tools
..,.t. 70, .'In.. saws and table +, cutters
-. about No baskets. 1900 feet OF
~ ppvl, .ITOe.. one barrel oil, &C.
~ nr,hey information apply 10 the un.
...,.,.l. ru1,r Fourth and Monroe
.-,.',. Wn, r,Ins. w. Va.
Il. q. BARR,
,r>r 81. ~. Assignee.
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For Sa;e Low.

NUMBER OF BUILDING LOTS IN
\ ITO subdivisions of the Joseph Cald-
', s>'..l.. For lei i!is apply 10
l.G HUGHES, Real Estate Agent.
.s.,r on Cnapline street, between First
second streets. maria
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NOTICES.
NOTICE..

ill PERSONS II WING CLAIMS on
1 leopold JuergcuS are requested Z pre-
.''arin 10 the Undersigned, and all those
, uSlu. themselves indebted to him Will
e.. sul set le with
WILLIAM JUERGESS,
- L-nu Atrecr two DOOR below Sixth.
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Woolen Goods At Reiail.

L BRADLEY & SON, Ar THEIR
L. Woolen Mills, in this city, will, on
e at-r this date offer at retail IA MS,
,n> t.nnels and Blankets at the lowest
.asrt price.
MS Z. BRADLEY & son.
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FOR r EMIT.
For Rent.

~ \ DWELLING HoUSE-NINE
= rooms and bath room, Third Ward, on
49,, ,l'A street. Apply at office of
soI GEO. w. JEFFERS.
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FOR SALE.
For Sale.

0,on SECONDHAND PLANO WITH,
eS,i,pt q. gan Will besold cheap by
y sSg A. one door below below AUG.
.aiaimbTSCH'S GROCERY. TN south
GtIp jyS
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&' ~, ,,x the 18th day OF July, 1871
.S>IGNEE,S SALE.

go WRITE OF A DEED OF ASSIGN
b., made by the firm of Wait, Har-
u M ~, ',n me. dated May 18th, 1871, and
81 ID, ~ r,,nrd IN the Recorders office Of
80 ~ 80. will on
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MANre
"RNbH0 a 4EH
WANTED.

FIFTY Competent o sales-
nn-ou SALARY or cons mis-
me" to sell the Wheeler e.
MI; ,T,I.on sewing Machine. = II . !.
wagon and Outfit furnished
free 81 SUMNER 4 co.. ! {
wheeling, w. Va.
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commissioners Sale.

..rsrANT To THE ACT OF THE
~ ,h'Tsitture of West Virginia, passed
Rc,S .iih, 1851, entitled Act 10
EsbnmSf ,r winding up the affairs of the
yjNNNWyr,,rrn Bunk II Virginia" the I'M
NnI,n commissioners appointed under
"a 5c, vii, ON
< ~, the 18th day OF July, 1871,
s''" ',urtu. at IL o'clock A. NJ, In 'front.' Of
NniHHv',.'t House at " heeiing, sell the re-
'.e co. go, nroregty, assets and claims OF The
.a.hnIVss Stern hank of Virginia, at public
,n ,oa Tire ,E, psFShs Of ,6 %o ass.1s
X l"!|,Ta>,,r 10 undertake 10 pay all the
% CIRCULATION si Of W ,9s SS5sh a @sI t.
en- pain '%,H security therefor as shall be satis-
:'r ~ ~ The undersigned Commissioners.
ne, ~. disposed 10 bid can obtain full in
!sg.S,,nr respecting the said assets by APP
'1,. .,,,nn 10 Gibson Lamb, at Bank OF
WaNInS u CpANCIE
ADAM KUHN,
c. I'll EBAY, %
q. LAMb, ....-r .,
commissioners.
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West Virginia University
lBzl-7a.

. 1871 "a.
THE LAST CATALOGUE SHOWS AN
L attendance Of ~ Students az this In
stitutiop. Five distinct Departments Of In
struc,ion. with full corps of competent
Professors. ..-... a.'.....yi 3
The Ancient and Modern Languages;
Mathematics pure and applied; PSF cbol-
ogy, Ethics, Political Econ ony, Logic,
Rhetoric, the sciences, 6n.. d c. carefully
and thoroughly taught. Prac teal chem
istry and Ply icS illustrated by spprnpt ia,e
apparatus. Special sdys ntages for the study
ofGeology. .."..- ..
A good Library. Extensive .IsSi d %, o.
Mineralngy, Geology and Choir colosy, 70
gether with many specimens In otheI 9s-
partments Of Natural History. r me nuS e,i
ings beautiful and healthy locat lob' gu
society. -.- vgu 81 I.f. u,,,.x
FALL TEKx begins Sept, 9Th; WINTER
December 5th. Spring, March nth.
Commencement, June 3th- s ..u Fpg
-Roardipe from 50 toA per week.
: Tuition Sl5 10 e. per year. - j ii a..
For further Particulars inquire OF
- sr-A ALEX. NARTIN,
Ing.J "-f- President
Morpantovn. viva. 10 l9s~" jeH
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DRUGS AND MEplcINEss

lust RECEIVED,
: 81! E!$;E f., s','2 ]JII]22Ab
8 s e e S &ssS s D iMiSssusMAE
@H s sSfsfTS Ak sdef''h'f' QA1
,@WU Ssgh syrup Al |
aprSlJ ,STkTWhosesals DrSsIHh.
J0S9s4sF08dfH
10 Gross Frey's vermifuge.
lSS Boxes SSss ,s H sDs1 sesHlIi@
3 Gross Toilet sSsp' assortteehIT
Bags Grain peg spfs.
n sxTfHss sfNCLA AIR 4co. +
APPS - WHOLESALE DrssistS
Just RECEIVED al
3 g Il LIS s Ea!ts t tsss IL %AInD
55c Rbia:s pi SsadTA 20 UUd
80 {" Rochelle tIcare, e. sI1ltq s9l -
500 White Lead ad" 10. cans.
l" e. 3sS Mffas s sfscEA ms is5s5
apr2 ,J .-.-g Wholesale Druggists
.IU 8 AEpgq4ttH7np8 I0EJTqlR
10 Bbls. ass'd Lampblack.
p%Ta s Gtiietnf Paint, Sassd colortss nI
,3gitI ,,<S5s, yellow, s,D9iq uCI
3 Eb.yTTx4sess,S,sS l 10 ,7ogra ~EoBpil
~25 Bbla, Ltnseed oilSE h'a< ~ Ilt
80 ., Lnish. ..,i, q
apr2STG i1HI wholesale Druggists
----.u..i LII lACTgl i-nnA .-.--.
lOO KEGS 81 CARB. SODA, ENGLISH,
lUU 100 Mats Cinnamon,
~ Bags Pepper, Sifted,
} Bags Allspicc. .......
At LAUGhLIN BROTHERS & CO.,
.. Wholesale prugnsts.
Os BOXES PEARL srARuH, IA ~
10 % Boxes Corn Starch,
10 Bakers Coco and Chocolate,
At LAUGHLlN BROTHERS eco,
apr6 Wholesale druggists.
d BONES b I G ca ELL; SOAP Marseilles'
% - Colsates Z. Z. Z. Soaps,
lUO Old Home Family Soap,
At LAUGHLiN BROTHkRS & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists.
IN BOXES COLGATE'S GLYCERISE
w Soap.
50 Boxes Colgate,s Honey Soaps,
50 " Colgate's Fruit Soaps.
10 Colgate's White Bar Toilet
At LAUGHLIN BROTHERS & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists.
800 80 So SD' canary Can M H Seed, Clean Sicily,
go Hemp Seed,
30 Caraway aud An'se Seed,
At LAUGHLlN BkOrHERS & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists.
10O DOZEN OLD HOME BlfTERS,
lUU 80 I" Walkers Vinegar Bitters,
- Plantation Bitters,
y d" Hoofiand's German Bitters,
At LAUGHLIN BRorHERS & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists.
1n0 DOZEN NERVE AND BONE LIN
~ Dozen Mexican Mustang Liniment,
~ DaNl> ram Miller, ....
% " Bakers Pain Panacea,
At LAUGELIN BROTHERS q CO.,
........ r..n E7r.. Wholesale Druggists.
c0 BOZ RAILWAYS READY RELIEF,
OU loo Dozen Gargling Oil, Merchants,
So &" Titles White OIL,
60 BARRELS Indian linimcnt,
At LAUGHLlN BROTH Frs CO.,
Wholesale Druggists.
,nn GROSS TODD'S LIVER PILLS,
lUU ~ :" McLains pills,
10 Ayers Cathartic Pills.
..| ~ J" WrIght's p liz, a.I ..
At LAUGHLlN BRUTtERS & CO.,
.'-.I" Wholesale Druggists.
10O POUNDS BATHING SPONGE,
lUU 80 Carriage Sponge,
~ Surgeons Sponge,
6OthamoiS Skin,
At LAUGHLlN BROTHERS d CO., d..
apr8 Wholesale Druggists.
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Office, c0fncr THU anu MdIAtI SIsJ,
Fl, WHEELING, IVA. 20
Fire and Life assurances IN the best Home
Companies. Real Estate bought, sold or
rented on Commission. Rents and Ac-
counts collected on liberal terms. Passage
Tickets 10 and from England and Ireland
TO New York, and Railroad Tick u nom
New Yotk ana Baltimore TO Wheeling.
Sight Drafts on England, Ireland. Scotland.
France and Germany. Collections mafe
Con al parts Of Europe. aprz
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Reflect that sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites 10 promote CON.
nubial happiness. Indeed, without thcss
the Journey through life becomes q weary
pilgrimage; the prospect hourly darteus %
the view; the mind becomes shadowed With
despair and nlled with the melancholy ne
lection that the happiness OF another b.
comes blighted with our own.
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HELM sotD's COLUMN .
I HELMBObDS
.o0rrrH7Tgg M q

!'eid2 qu shqm zeT bnn ,griIbhia
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DR. JOHNSTON,

Member OF the Royal College Of Surgeons
London, graduate nom one OF the most ens
& eater part OF whose life has been spent In
the hospitals or London, Paris Philadelphia
and els where, has elected some OF the most
astonishing cures that were ever known
Many troubled with ringing In the head
being alarmed at sudden sounds, baahful-
ness, with frequent blushing, attended soms::
times with dsragsmsnt or mind, were cared
Inn m al lately .... d.. ..."..
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Especflly. Who haye become he tcftH1b
solitary Vice. that dreadful and Destructive
habit which annually sweep TO an untfneiy
grave thousands OF Young Men OF the most
exalted talents and brilliant inteilool. Who
might otherwise have entranced iiseenina
Senates with the thunder Of eloQaenoes %
walked To elsiAcy the the THRILLING lyrs, may
call with full confidence. rIr1rpt' hlrC
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Newspaper Points,

The New York Hcrdld is valued at
s 1000, 600 and is owned by Commo-
dOre James Gordon Bennett. Jr., hav-
ing been presented to him by his faith
er.
The Evening Post was valued by
John j. Cisco and two other referees,
some months since ut 81 80, 900.
The New York Times is valued at
s 800, 600; 81 100000 has been offered
for it and refused.
The New York World is valued at
81 100000. More capital was sunk to
make it, than any other newspaper
ever started n this or any other coun-
try.
The TliJunc is valued ut 1900, 900
and could not be purchased for that
amount.
The Evening 1udH is valued at $780,
coo. Cyrus w. Field lately purchased
one-third interest in it for $50 600.
The Evening Telegram is valued at
5 100000 and is not for sale.
Tie New York SIN is valued at s =
100000 and pays per cent on Il larger
amount
The Commercial AdrcrfiScr is val
ucd at $3.50, 900, but it would take n
larger sum to purchase it,
The JOuRdL- Of Commerce is valued
at ! 500, 000.
The Daily and Weekly NcwS arc
valued at ) 800, 900.
The daily circulation of the Nc,cS
and SIN approximate closer than any
other two daily newspapers in the city.
The New York star, Mr.. Joseph
Towards paper, is valued at 500, 900,
but is not for sale.-MCmphiS 1cd-
IdRchc.
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"EATTENNING."
EngIucS Disabled i'm The a. a. G
Rail Road Round House.
4 Compromise Effected. and Trains 10 Re
sumo Running.

Oh Thursday night band of men,
the number of which is variously es-
timatcd at from 80 to 800, surrounded
the Round House of the a. & G. r.. r.,
in this city, seized the watcEman and
locked him up in the Oil-roOm, and
then proceeded to disable all the en-
gines therein, 10y removing the link
blocks. We are informed that none of
the party were disguised, but still the
Waterman could not recognize any of
them.
This is what the Trades Unions cf
Sheffield, England, call rattenning.
and is the remedy used by striking
workmen to compel the proprietors
to submission.
During yesterday we are Informed
that Capt. II. NJ. Smith, Master Me-
chanic. charged some of the engineers
with doing this, aud they denied it,
but said that if they We're To be char
ged with it, they would have the good
of it, aud notified him that they would
allow no trains TO leave. The hands i'm
the shop also quit work, and a general
strike was inauguratcd.
During the day Superintendent Ross
succeeded IN arranging a compromise
with the men by entering, as We un-
derstand, into a written contract with
them to run the road for twelve OF
fifteen days, and agreeing 90 pay the
hands at the end of each trip from the
money collected ON the trip. Trains
will therefore run regularly between
| here and Tuscaloosa for at least that
length of time.
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Minutes Of the Last Meeting 81
the G:OodSom Town Council.

Alta called meeting of the Council
of the town of GOodsOn, Tuesday
evening July 1lth, lS1-Present: |.
G. Fowler, Mayor; J. ii. Winston, G.
IL. Dcvault, c II. Pepper, p. c. Arch
Cr and Geo. Harmcling.
The minutes of the previous meet
iugs Were read and approved.
Mayor Fowler appoited as standing
committees for the year following:
Committee on Finance &C. Il.
PEI per and Geo. Harmeling.
Claims-S. l.. Saul and =. G. Arch
or.
Streets. IL. Winston, J. w. Owen
and G.. II. Devault.
Safety c. Archer and G.. II. De-
vault.
Police. w. Owen and c. r. Pep
per-
Mayor Fowler delivered his annual
message, as required 10y ordinances of
the Town, Briefly setting forth the CON
dition of public property, the recent
purchase, survey and sale of the John
ston lands and recommending the
Strengthening of Beaver Creek, &c.
Upon motion, of J. III Winston, the
Message was received and ordered Ia
I've placed on file in the Recorders of
flee.
The Committee on the sale Of lots
reported as follows:
The Committee To- whom was assign
eli the duty of conducting the sale of
lots on the 5th and 9th of July, 1871
beg leave to report the following
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QuantrcE.-Is Hc still alive.

From the Lawrence Kansas) Standard.
a sort of mystery seems to over
hang the fate of the famous guerilla
chief, Quantrcll 1t has several times
been reported that he persisted near
the close of the war, but nothing def
mite and certain has ever been stated.
He has good reasons for cOnceling his
movements if living, and has hereto
fore done so. At different times, how
ever, reports have arisen and been
spread abroad to the effect that he was
not dead, and we have good reasons
for believing them TO be true. Guam
trell was seen in 1868 at the White
Pine Silver mines in Nevada. \
prominent citizen OF this city, about
two months since, .conversed with a
resident of Fort Lyon, New Mexico,
who stated that in 1868 he met Guam
treIl at the White Pine silver mines.-
He was introduced to him as Guam
trell, and talked to him of his adven-
lures during the war and about the
raid. Our informant vouches for the
reliability of the gentleman, residing
at Fort Lyon, from whom he received
the statement given above. It's truth
IS confirmed 10y another, who was in
this city about six weeks ago, and who
also stated that he net Quntrell at the
same place some time during the same
year. These reports coming from diff
ferent quarters confirm each other
This information comes from perfectly
reliable sources, and would seem to
indicate that this noted raider had sur
vived the war, and is even now some
where in one of our Territories. We
simply give the facts as stated to us,
vouching for nothing but the reliabili-
ty of our informamts, one of whom
cOnversed, not long since, with q resi-
dent of Fort Lyon, as we have stated.
For the present, we Withhold names,
they can be given if desired.
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SIGNIFICANT. - The Montgomery
Advertiser criticises A. II. Stephens
very severely for opposing the policy
of the Democratic party in 50 fractions
a manner. 1t says:
That he has committed a great error
is obvious. Will he frankly confess his
mistake and atone for il by using
his best efforts To bring about enthusi-
asm in our party action, and not dis
trust; or will he continue his mis-
chievous line of conduct? In the lat
ter event no man in or out of Georgia
need entertain any doubt as TO his OBJ
iect. That object will be, for some as
yet unrevealcd purpose, TO aid the
Radical party in the election of General
Grant to the Presidency. Possibly that
celebrated caOgi'tna on Gen. Grant
conceded ct the time Of The Fortress
hORroe Conference, mag hare some
thing 10 do sUith IL. Who kJloWs ,
The italics are the AdpertlSer's.-
This is a very damaging charge.
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How Bowen (TuE B1GAMOCS) RE
CEIYED HIS PARDON.-On Saturday
afternoon, the pardon Ct Hon. G.. G..
Bowen. convicted of bigamy, was sent
from tire State Department to the Jail
by cOlOred messenger, although
il was directed to the Marshal,
Bowen was seated under the pea II
tree in the yard and i'm reply to the
question, "What have you gOt?" the
messenger answering II suppose from
the feel, it is Mr.. BOwen's pardon"
Gen. Crocker was immediately found
and stating that he had no power to
open it directed the messenger to take
it to the Marshall, and buggy stand
ing near was pressed I'm to service ia
take him over. Mr.. Bowen immedi-
atcly commenced to get ready to take
his departure from the "Blue jug,
and by the time a carriage was procur-
ed lhe necessary Marsha's release had
been received. He, with Il few friends,
drove to his house on nth street
where he astonished Mrs. Bowen. NO
b who had, i'm the language of Mr..
b., began to ascribe the delay to " red
tape and the Presidents pleasure. y
Wash. star.
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ends straight, and finished with mar
rpw hem. This is exceedingly hecoE :
ing with the cambria and linen tOilettes
worn in the early part of the day. Ii
Is passed under the points of the collar
and tied in a bow, or fastened by a
brooch.
A novely in ncck-ties is a reminis-
cence of the Roman scarf so popular
last year. The broad bars of the Ro-
man ribbon are retained, but the bril-
liant Roman colOrs give way to the
pale Vatican tints now in favor. For
instance, stripes of the delicate Nile
green with tea-ruSe are associated, or
mauve with salmon, China pink with
buff. These are admirable with black
or white with tOilettes.
The cambria shirts for ladies, dCs-
cribed in last weeks B0zur, are now
sold at the furnishing houses for 81 30
or - 10 each. y pleatcd shirt and
over-skirt of gray linen, worn over a
black silk skirt, makes n stylish and
inexpensive travelling dress for the
present season. y large black sash
may lie worn with it, Or simply belt
ribbon. The Tussore linens make up
well in the same way. \ hat of the
linen, tied down ut the sides with
black velvet ribbon, completes the
costumc.-HdtPcrs Bdzar.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-07-21
Drifting Clouds.

Sad beside my window, leaning,
sit gazing at the sky;
With my hand upon my forehead,
Watching drifting clouds 90 by.
In the fading twilight's glimmer
Some are dusky, some are light,
Whittier drifting? Whittier going?
Moving on to meet the night.
From the Westward to the Eastward,
Trooping onward, up the arch;
Joining, parting, ever shining,
On their silent, struggling march.
Till the whole expanse is curtaincd,
Covered with a tattercd screen;
Aud the gentle starlight, struggling,
Here and there peeps out between.
Thus, sometimes, my life seems shadowe'
Murkv clouds obstruct my view;
Every now and then an opening,
Lets a CLEAN of joy through.
A. watch some special light place,
Watching, waiting Cor a CLEAN,
NJ a different point, unlocked for,
Shines another smiling beam.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-07-21

THE FARMERS GAZETTE. This
Publication, heretofore Issued month
Il by Col, s. Bassett French, will
hereafter be issued as n siXteen>page
weekly by Mcssrs. J. b. Norris & Co.,
the new proprictors. We have re-
ceived a copy of the first issue in the
new form. and are confident that an
agricultural journal which presents so
many features Of interest will become
very popular among the farmers Of
Virginia. The price is s. per annum.
Address J. Is. Norress & Co., Rich
mOud, Va.