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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-02-02

light receipts IN steady demand al ADVANCE
prices noted. Grain of all descriptions firm
at quotations. Field Seeds of all varieties
wanted many Clover Seed arriving here
from the Farmers badly cleaned and sell SOC
to $3.50 below quotations, prime to choice
western.
APPLES, Green, g barrel. IS 5OG6 GO
Do. Dried, pared, q D, ia
Do. Brandy, q gallon old s0a2 70
Dc. Do. New, Do. pUH2 %
BAcoS, Hog round, 2 d, Sha
Do Hams, 81 4, HIl-
Do Sides . n 9a9h
BFEF, Slaughtered, n n, b0s
BUrrER, Nos. l, and 3, z p, 25e lec y
BEEswAx, q H., 29d30
BUcKvHEAT Flour, a n, 4
BEANS, White, q bushel of 90 lbs, 25I2 50
Do. Mixed or ColOred, 50Ul rs
BLAcKBERRIEs, dried, q b., 9GI0
BLUE GRASS SEED, per bnshel Of II lbs. 1913 90
CAIcKENs, dressed, apiece, 20925
Do Live apiece, 2OG SO
Chestnuts, per busheI loo al, 80
COFFEE, Pair TO good Rio, 81 D., 2SI24
Do. Prime to choice Rio, q n, e.@26
Do. Laguira, {, D., so 80
Do. Java, q n, S2G35
CHEEsE, Dairy, 2 h., sOH2O
CoTFos Yarns, q bunch of Bs., l 5O1l IS
Corn White, p bushel Of So rs, old, 7O3T5
Do. Yellow and Mixed. 63Q65
CoRN MEAL, q bushei Of 80 Ms, 7SiosO
CLOVER SEED, 2 bushel of 90 bs., seas 90
CEMENT, a. bbi., 5 %
CRASBsRRIEs, e Dbl, oc@lo 90
Fees. Fresh. a Dozen 22d25
EvERGREES GRASS SEED, & bush. II bs., 1302 90
flour, SupeTfne, a bbl., z3NI 20
Do. Extra, q bbl., 9O1s 90
Do. Family. q Dbl o)d9 so
FEATHERS, Live Goose. y n, 6S4IJ
FLAX SEED, y bushel Of 90 lbs. $50 60
FLAX LISES, q yard, i6a Il
GINSENG, n b sOvse"
Hay Baied q 100 RS, ] 40dl %
HERDS GRASS sFsD, q bushel Of 10 Ds., 70H2 90
IRox, Country II, Il D., 49t&
LARD, Va. & re u, Nos. 3, 2and l, log u
LEATHER, span sole, e D., 27a9
,r,a1e Ole n ~
Dv. do. do. do. unfinished, S3aS4
Do. Harness Pb., sssst 80
Mo1assEs. New cans, q gallon, sOG90
Do Refined SyruPs, 2 gallon, $50 81
NAILS, Old Dominion, q keg OF leo bs, 9oa6 %
DAT 3 busheI OF 80 rs 55g5s
ONIONS q susbei of 81 rs, 20
ORCHARD Grass SEED, q bush IA rs. 25a2 so
or Tanners' y gallon, 7OGst
PAcHEs, Dried, impaired, e n, 7Gs
Po ia irish , = bushels. 60 Ss., s5GloO
DO sweet DO. 40. 7OA so
PEAS, Dried, p bushel, 225 to 80
PoRK Fresh Hogs, p L., 7oos 25
Do. Sailed, u n. 90 5 90
Rye. a bushei Of 56 hs, s0@s5
RAGS Linen and Cotton, 2 D., :
SALT, Liverpool fine, q sack, 6OG2 20
Sra1R- Brown. q n nGuk
Do. Yellow c and ExtraC, n 1914
DO Crushed, Granuleted, Pulvsr' ed, li9l5
end Cut Loaf, p D., l6
SOAP, Cc1niry made q b., gao
TURKFTs, Dressed, q NJ, ie
TIMOTHY SEED, e bushel o. 40 Oua4 %
Tow LINEN, 2 yard, a4g 10
1rI,Ea- White "a bushei of GO hs h5Gl 60
Ped do do j 4061 IS
UooL, Washed, e NJ, SS11 ,s
Do. Unwashed, Il n, Fgt2
v HIsKEY, Rectided, q gallon, loeyI 20
Do Pure Va Mountain Rye VQZ %
Caronoor 70 Ciood Priuaings S2OOdS 90
~. - Cou.,op TO Good loo 8 90
- 80 Good Sbipping 5OO66 90
~ IrSSs Smokiro common 10 good 10 OeHl5 90
New LuSs Smok ny good TO fine 10 O0G-2 90
New Leaf Common Short 5JB 90
New Leaf Good shipping Voe ~
New eaf Fine Shipping ooeyiO W
New Leaf, Working, Common oOOG = W
New Leaf, Working, Good ~ @ W
New Leaf Working. Fine sOIHl2 on
New Leaf Wrappers, Common II oo9 10 %
~ Ieaf Warmers Fine Is Oo040 90
Jan. 90. "
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-02-02
ATLANTA MARKET REPORT,
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
II. I. cox & BRO,
CONlMISSION MERCHANTS,
FORSYTH STREET, ATLANTA GA.
Remarks :.

ATLANTA, Jan'y q, 1871.
Corn scarce and demand active. Wheat
,oorce and moderate request. Oats very ac-
tive tends upward; wanted for seed. Bar
lev, no demand. Rye sells occasionally.
Eionr moves regular at firm rates stocks
LIGHT. Bacon and Bulk Meat and Lard in
rsgnlar request prices rather unsettled !;
stects moderate. Hay scarce, with regular
Jemond Butter, dull. Eggs in fair de-
mand.. Onions and Irish Potatoes sell regu-
iar e LARGE. firm and sound. Dressed pOul-
trv in demand If sound don't ship poultry
IN varm weather the colder the weather
the better and safest for poultry. Apples
scorce and good demand if large and sound
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-02-02
BRYAN's PULMONIC WATERS

are unfailing in the Cure of CoUGHs, COLDS, AsTH-
MA BRoNcHITIs, SORE THROAT, HoARsEEEss, DIP
FrCULT BREATHING lSCIPIEST CoNsUaPTIOS AND
DISEASES OF THE LUSGs. They have no taste of
medicine, and any child will take them. Thousands
have been restored to health that had before des-
haired Testimony given in hundreds of cases.
A sfngTe dose TeIiertS in TEN MINUTES. Ask for
BRYANfS PULMONIC WAFERS. Price 80 cents.
Sent by m&il for 90 cents. address JOB HOSES,
Nav PLY. IS Cortlandt Street, New York.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-02-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Non-Resident's Notice.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF SULLIVAN
FE1..u-N-r-r,s-r,r,

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF SULLIVAN
COUNTY, TENNESSEE.
d. d. MoRRELL ! In this case it appearing
VS. from the Sheriff s return
Policy HINES, ct al )that Samuel Gregg, who is
of the EX'rs of flames Gregg deceased is.a non
resident of this State, upon application OF the plain
tiff, by his Attorney it is ordered by he Court
that publication be made for four successive
weeks in the Bristol News " notifying said De-
PENDANT, Saml Gregg, to appear at the next term,
being the March term 1872 of this Count, and make
his defence 10 said suit or the will be taken
FOR confessed TO him, and Judgment by default
rendered against him.
A true copy from Civil Record Page ass.
bra A, II. BULLOCK, CLERK.
Feb ., 4w. Printers Fee 50.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-02-02
SEVENTH ANN e Il
@mOSHN% OUT s. ALE
Prices marked down so as TO close
out all Winter Goods.

Elegant LONG and SQUARE BRocHE
SHAWLS, at great bargains.
HANDSOME sets Of ALASKA MINK
FURS at S5 worth So.
GENUINE SIBERIAN SQUIRREL
SETS at ss, worth SIS.
ERMINE SETS at 81 and So.
FUR SETS for children at 81, 80 and
So a set
BLUE TISSUE for wells. at Soc,
SILK and WOOL SCARFS at 25c.,
worth 81.
COTTON DIAPER, ten yards in a
piece, at 81 25; worth 81 so
LINEN DIAPER, ten yards in piece
at 81, so worth 81.
FRlNGED NAPKINS, at 90, I5cr
aud 81, per dozen, worth 81, sl,25,
S1.50.
TABLE CLOTHS, al pure linen, two
yards long, at 81 +; worth 5 90.
BRIDAL, OR HONEY COMB
QUILTS, at Sips; worth s..
ZEPHYR WORSTED HOODS, at
25c, worth 81.
GIANO Wv Emo, AIOih 81 W YAC'
PURE WOOL TABLE COVERS, at
81; worth 81 so.
KID GLOVES, at 60c 4, worth 81, and
upwards.
CALICO COMFORTABLES, at 81 20
1918 and So IA not the price Of
the material that is in them.
BLANKETS, from 81, to S25 pair.
NOTTINGHAM LACE for curtains,
from %, to 75c-. per yard.
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS
in great variety
WINDOW SHADES all prises.
CARPETS. RUGS, OlLCLOTHS and
MATING.
NEW YORK MILLS COTTON, at
81 cents.
WAMSUTTA COTTON, at 20 cents.
DAVOL COTTON at 10 cents.
ANDROSCOGGIN COTTON, at lG3
cents.
SUPER YARD WIDE BLEACHED
and UNBLEACHED COTTON, at
l24 cents.
FULL WIDTH BLEACHED SHEET
ING at 80 cents.
FULL WIDTH, UNBLEACHED
SHEETlNG, at 3Oc.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-02-02

Illustrated papers at Burrows, 200
Main street.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-02-02

The Mouse" and Rosa Lee"
Cigars can be had at the Nickeis
House corner.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-02-02

NE HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM THE
w finest Shoe market in the Union
large and thoroughly assorted STOCK Of BOOTS
q SHOES of every grade and variety, also a
complete stock of LEATHER and FINDINGS, and
now offer Them for Sale at rates heretofore unknown
in this country, We offer to supply the retail
trade of this region, and 10 wholesale to the trade
rates which cannot be liable to success sful com
petition eoywhere. Our house is intended to date
the founding of new business in Bristol and to
supply demand which cannot longer be ignored,
Nothing Like it
has been placed before the public. We offer eve
~ grade and variety suited TO the country, in
Mems, Ladies' and Childrens SHOES and Doors.
Our present large and splendid stock will be
kept up to is present standard from our own
mandatory, in which we are now running num-
Der of hands and from.whch we will turnout quail
ity of work very superior in merit,
Shoe mdHeTS
can now obtain of us here at home thing they
need in the way Of material or implements. such as
Sole Leather. Kip, Calf and Roane Skins, Threads.
Rasps, Webbing Varnish, Patterns, Nails, Punch
cs, Pincers, Eyeletts, Floats, Pegs, Lasts, &c,
Call at the Sign Of The BIG EOOT.
G. w. FROST & co.
Feb, 3. If. Main St., Bristol.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-02-02

Look at the BOUBLE-WIDTH All
PACAS, all colors at 25c, worth 35c
per yard
Handsome DIAGONAL. TWILLED
PLAIDS at 25c per yard, worth Soc
Pure wool FRENCH SATTEENS at
6o and Toe i, worth 76c, and 81.
EMPRESS CLOTHS from so to 70c.,
worth Csc and 81.
CORDED I0PLlNS at Soc, worth
75c per yard.
Pure SILK and WOOL POPLINS at
81, 81 ,25 and 81 so, 81, 75 and 81 90
Per yard.
BLACK CREPE DE PARIS at Soc,
would be cheap at 75c,
REPS for Dressing Gowns at 25c.,
worth 35, per yard.
BOMBAZINES at 81 ,25, 81 so, 81 "a
and $500, just % per cent below
regular prices.
Doutle>width BLACK and WHITE
PLAIDS, warranted all pure wool, al
25c yer yard, would be cheap at Acc
SHEPHERDS PLAlDS. warranted
all wool, at 40e, would be bargain
at Coo.
FRENCH MERINOS at 60, Toe and
sl,00. per yard.
WHITE EDGE BLACK SILK al
SIPS.
BLACK SILKS at $50, SI,75
$500 and So so. all great bargains
PRINTED DELAINES in all the de
sirable styles, at zoe, sold every
whereIat 25c.
GIRLS WALKING SUITS at cost
to close.
all kinds of GARMENTS for ladies,
made up 10 the best style.
Ladies' 26-inch MERINO SHIRTS
at 75c worth Sl,25
A full assortment Of MERINO SHIRTS
and DRAWERS for men, women
and children.
Handsome STRIPED SHAWLS at
81; sold at SIS at beginning of the
season.
SHAWLS at s1,75 and $500, worth
$3.50.
BLACK MERINO SHAWLS at all
prices.
BREAKFAST SHATLS at $1,OO,
worth $50
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-02-02
WV. Mcneil Son,
GENERAL PRODUCE
Commission Merchants,
Pc. Fox. $500. No. SC Piatt ST.,
NEW YORK

Solicit consignncnts Of Ginseng, Feathers,
Beeswax. Dried Fruit, Furs, Seneca Root,
Metals, Rags, haxsced, &C., &C., &s., &c.
Prompt and careful attention g ven TO all
shipments, and account sales with r0mittance
rendered on all sales without delay.
NEW York REFERExcEs--Mari Nation
Al Bank: Seventh Ward National Bank ;
MessEs Howes & Macy, Bankers, rs well rs
all respectable merchants throughout Eir-
GINA aud Tennessee.
NoY. II. IS1O-iE
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-02-02

For other Local items, see fourth
page.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-02-02

A lot of Mattresses at the Book
Store. and for sale at low prices.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-02-02
BRISTOL NEWS.
-
AnRIYAL Axp pEPARTURE oil TRAINs

PGsszNeEE TRAISs:
leave Lynchburg5 30 P N and 4 80 A n.
Arrivts at Bristol GAN ) P If.
Leaveg Bristol 9 40 A " s 40 ".
Arrive al Lynchb'g 8 40PM" 8 40 N.
THROUGH FREIGHT:
Arrives at Bristol 30 ".
Leaves , q.
Local FREIGHT:
Arrives at Bristol 4 Is n.
Leaves a" M.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-02-02
.DL1rket reports.
T. Y N e II B u r q
Prices Current.
CORRECTED by
LEE. TAYLOR, & CO.,
GRocERs, CONN IssIoN MERCHANTS AND PRo-
DVoE BROKERS.
No. IL Bridge Street. Lynehburg Va.

LrNcHBURG, Va, Jan'y &c, 1872.
We ask attention to several changes to-day.
Bacon, Lard, Fresh and Salt Pork under
light receipts in steady demand at advance
prices noted. Grain of all descriptions firm
at quotations. Field Seeds of all varieties
wanted many Clover Seed arriving here
from the Farmers badly cleaned and sell soc
to $3.50 below quotations, prime to choice
WESTERN
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-02-02

YOU ARE TROUBLED WITH A BAD BREATH.
II aHlioys your friends well as yourself. You
would like to get rid oft, but scarcely know what
means to adopt We will tellyOu. Use the fras-
rant Sozodont it will cleanse and beautify your
teeth and leave your breath pure.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-02-02

Lemon, Vanilla, &c. charge your servants ana
dealers and observe that they do not substitute in
their stead any of the peTnicious unpalatable ex-
tracts with which the maTke is flooded Burnett's
Standard Flavorug Extracts are established as the
strongest, purest and the Lest made.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-02-02
BRISTOL PRICES CURRENT.
CORRECTED REGULARLY

7. 3. DUNN 81 CO.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-02-02

is over, but thousands of battles between DR.
WALKEE's VINEGAR BITTERs and Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint are going on in every state Of
the Union The issue of such contests Is never for
one moment in doubt. The conflict may last long
rim some cases than in others, but the leading
Vegetable tonic and Alternative of the nineteenth
century, invariably triumPhs.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-05-02

btNdnss Ni id'il jul : Y b,tag,llii4 ~Spelriu&ttr,
9c@perratb", paseoen In betftlbeu Graee
9e9enz 2tebtne@tu no Bebel eas S6ul=
zig, porauf pom @ert9t6bof eriferer fret
9elprpden, pabreno Den beipen @erur,
tbeilten je cine Tefunesbaft Don 3rpei
Sabren 3uerfannt murce. Sc tpurpe
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ToI9e faum baben turfte. Die reuei te
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ldmorenen 1T ni&t wobr" Terner trbz
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>perce balo poriter9eben> rnterpe7en
mSae man etfri9it wetter ogittren. Der
.Sie9 Der rotben &epublif 1et 9ewif> bic
Nbre6nuna (Ha6e) merpe fele,n. ues
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tut res @ei@worenen9eri@ts arg 81
2tebe, Ct erfennt es niht mebr au, penn
nur Suriiten itien befdbiet, Elm lrtbeil
in &&edte< unp @rtmtnalla6en 3u fdaen.
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p%or5uAebcn, BON crm 1e ia aud feline
Snare NEG grbo1men ermorten rur fen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-05-02

DIN: G!ar3 un3 Der Gs!l5s Der c1GjsEo.
Guna:5 !. n:.E MD cider, bout Nu1iut::@:.
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der 5f:a3:t, nctr eie Ir:,I:n einactrrGsue:
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93;ettrb:ci tela.: 2e5 9a0res unmGAliG.
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burty r!ijes S&itirfel 9~ecettet. Gtatt ms
SPAR mit eir,rn tei4artiacn Wiecer|NMa
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prattiiden ul1o alalyttiden GDemitsrM
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prei6 $l.OO.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-05-02
70" -.''T 1yer'ss2 @'.ss@ssaf' .@.~' ~
Uaar- $tdrkNuQ91nittt$<l
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New-York tribune., 1872-01-29
THE WATSON MURDER.
CONTINUATION OF THE INQUEST

CONTINUATION Of HE iNStLoi'
The Coroner's inquest in the case OF George
W. Watson, who was shot and killed by Fannie HYDE
whom If 4. alleged he had seduced, continued on
Saturday evening in Justice Voorhees, Courtroom
Brooklyn, f. d. Mrs. Hyde was again placed on the
stand but declined TO answer any questions, by the adj
vice OF Mr.. Ready, her counsel Her husband henry
Hyde, was next called but also refused 10 Iesuv.
Mr DEXTER testified: live al No wlsonst ines ny M,t.
.on, Frances yds mos the trouble YESTERDAY "a s
Eeyesthst the sfOp a. tse um
was on foor WORK that foor hapPeneAl A ss , nm
MES amer II O'clock; the knew ka Cafley cane ho %
and ssd Watson had fallen down that Watson ga, 90 zoe % M ~
dpgt went out there aud himi he vas yg WIN ms
,sj south gsysn st. be lying the bottom ''eP aT
Wst.ons father in.lr When went out n. nAHs - p,'
,.r Nj, TplY tber. also; also M hernli nee uN ose
or tso other. whose DO not ino" hss seas 30
women there tslt smong them va. ths. 10
fallen down s.srs uocd blood At The bach o. bis head lhtf.
hnt few mon,uts then went up the third hoo me- Nj. hu
~. head Of ,hs .,srs sstd her WIS, vas ih matter
,h said The runauoa OF me sha eA, sny IN
In have hno~h MS hde a
,Le tim. she there; sle knew MI watson ne La
, % wor,ne for him. seissiimes ten secorg 10 u. aaoa
iafth ~th The s' n.,e, -.
iupTopert have tshpg 10 hfs hyas nc hs 20"
GO 80. ibou Of ,R, private son tsf heard " se's ''s'a
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29

Jshn testified nv. at No. 20 w.on The husband of
the last witness Watson Hyde heard ws
tssopy simply testmony Mr. Watson
All he time he heard him make threats
ANYTHING mprope e0nyeation them,
have seen talking have heard them M because they would
stop as .
Hannah Soar testified I've 5 wyhe and knew Watson
know M Europe the understanding that was to
have place back but when came back Fanny Hyde
my place. .,., ....,
and o Nr Hyde Watson Mira Hydes house
beard her tell him be wanted there heard Mr cay his
wife was about 70 make him present Of revolver never heard Mrs
Hyde threaten Mr. wsonj Watson have his arm on MIS- yoe
tell him stop, that she did not want h
pany here sy morc be heard threats OF any Kind
between Hyde in while Watson was IN hs h2ess
have heard M Hyde order Watson bis have seen watson
there since bat did not hear Hyde order him ,,.,. .
Jacob PIsy tesed knew the decessed know nothing about
difficulty between him and heard Of the death OF Watson
Watson lying his back In the hsf
said she heard Watson fall down the sslrs saw
blood the side Of Mr. Wstsons head attempted 70 sp
blood also wound the back OF the
and asked him for the doctors he.,d sam
Wynly say Fanny told you not TO do IT, saw ooth mrs
and her brother there then heard h Hyde notnS mo
and do know when she away.
The inquest then adjourned until tomorrow even
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29
MORE or LEET g. CO.'S ExToR7IOAS.
ANOTHER CHAPTER FOR THE INVESTIGATING
COMMITTEE.

ANOTHER CHAPTER FOR TIE INVESTIGATING
COMMITTEE.
In order to aid the Congress Investigating
Committee in making up its mind to the nature OF
Leet Co.'s exactOns in their General Order frauds, re-
porters Of THE TRIBUNE employed ON Friday and
Saturday in hunting up their bills against merchants
and comparing them with bills Of the former company
in charge Of the business The first merchant whom they
encountered told the reporters that In view of the fears
of merchants 10 show their accounts they had under
taken big job" and they found 1t. But the search
not unavang, and below will be found the result:
Messrs. Clarke Schultz are general commission
merchants and agents for Of the largest European
houses. among others Bass & Co.. England; Dunvillc
Co., Belfast; Haywood Wilson Co., Spain; Tosken
Gregory, (slp owners,) Glasgow and Courvoser Co,
France They have compelled to pay such exces-
sve charges goods passing under General Order that
OF their cOnsgnOrs have notified 10 them that unless
these charges abated they will be compelled 10 ship
their cargoes into other ports and through other houses
The following table colated from bills OF Leet a Co.,
and from bills Of the old General Order stores and from
statements OF the average warehouse charges Will Illus
trate the of these complaints, which are common
10 the cOnsignees of other houses:
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29
MORE RUFFIANISM.
A CITIZEN wAYLAID AND ROBBED-fHE HlGlI-
wAY1iEN CAPTURED.

A CITIZEN WAYLAID AND ROBBED-IllE uIpll-
wAYSfEN CAPTURED.
At an early hour yesterday citizen OF BROOK
yn while passing along Of the public thoroughfares
was attacked by OF the notorious gangs OF highway
men, and was knocked down and robbed. Inc ponce
were active and the bold rutans were promptly ar
rested and the stolen articles found on their persons
The victim OF the assault Fritz Marcra German, was
on bis way hOme at the time Of the occurrence was
walking briskly along Myrtleave, near Lawrence-st
Three highwaymen suddenly jumped from doorway
knocked him down and stole his silver watch. His
screams attracted the attention OF Officer shaney OF the
First Precinct who hurried 10 the spOt, and the highway
men ran of In different directions The officer ana MAI
crat pursued them, aud after chase OF tour
blocks, caught OF them. The prisoner proved 10
be a noted thief John Mclaughlin, and Marcrdts Watcn
was found upon his person. Ocer shaney Delug posi-
tive that he knew the other two men, was instructed 10
take officer Hetermap with him, and make thorough
search for them aud at iO they succeeded In arresn
Thomas FuTlow and James Jackson both or whom were
with Mclaughlin at the time OF the assault MeLaugh-
lin as been under frequently Tor thefts ana as
saults few week he robbed shoe-store ana was
and subsequently released az the person roDDed
d,d not prosecute him. He admits the robbery OF the
watch and says that he expects to get at least hve
imprisonment The three bighwaymen belong TO gang
OF thieves aud cutthroats whose rendezvous IN Law
reDce-st in the Fifth Ward. Mclaughlin rs under an
indictment Tor Illegal voting at the last election
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29
FATAL ATFRAY.
4 Man PROBABLY MURDERED BY FATHER
AND son.

4 MAN PROBABLY MURDERED BY A FATHER
AND son.
Another atlray of probably fatal nature
occurred i'm the Seventh Ward of Brooklyn last evening
From the report made by Capt. Powers OF the Fourth
Precinct t appears that at about p. H. Robert Lyons,
age o. Of Divison-st. entered the dwelling OF Michael
Farrell at No. ~ Raymondst for some unknown cause
and Immediately attacked Farrell and his wife, Mar
garet age3S. Their James Farrell age 49, instantly
went to the assistance Of his parents, and terrible ght
ersned Finally the elder Farrell seized ak and dealt
Lyons several heavy blows on the head, fracturng his
skull and cutting gasles The son also seized
knife and stabbed Lyons twice in the back, innlctng
wounds OF probably fatal nature.
The yels OF the combaants aroused the neshborhood
0nd large crowd collected. R0undsman Graham and
Officer Perrin soon arrived and entering the house.
rested Michael Farrell, with the in his hand Mar
aret and James Farrell were also taken into custody
and all were locked up IN the statiorhouse. Lyons was
conveyed To the City Hospital, where his injuries were
examined ana pronounced fatal