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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-23

FINE DATES.-PlZZISI has a fine lot Of DHtcs,
which he Is selling ut fifteen cents single pound, Or
two pounds for twenty-five Cents
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AcorITTED.--Robert Smoot was yesterday
tried in the Hastings Court for snatching
$40 note from Sally Smith (coloreO and &c
quilted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-23

Goto PIzzlSI, aud you find hc sells his pears anc
oranges cheaper than anyone else
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The Indianapolis EeeuiR9 Journal make ILLUSION
ton Missouri editor ca dtxsotcsl slayer OF siean-
bo;tc,ass . q hunin- lacked, holow-syec, LsaEsss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-23

Something nc'T In the way Of iCc-croam c3n DC
found at j. V. TJ.EpGE'S. Sl7 Broad street. Don't
fail 10 give !I;m Il call
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MEETINGS..

UrNTlC0 COUNTY, NA,t
March 20. is7,.
49,, 7.:,r CLERK rF liENRlCo CotN.
10 49,, ~ y.uarc hereby requested 70 call
-. ~ ,.sh,r3 n( SurcryisoIS on MONDAY
p''@. 81 " 80. ,,, ,hc ,orrHsc OF 'akinE into con-
W ~ ',, ~, -, cc 1f thc 'caSs,~sment of lands
n., '@ poIy an1 ,r;'l,,aI,"" of taxes "sr0-
}.' ''' ".' "."'' SAMUEL. L.. ANARiE,
supervisor Fairfield Township.
X. \. fRASSf,R,
supervisor EnnoAiand Township
..,.r,uuy>r. CLERKS orftCE.f
g. NJ M,rct -. lSf".
..... ,,,,. e,4,,c request tho Board Of SUPER
i.- .',.,t, an Ntp\ DAY the ?sth instant
.'.' y WILLIAM }. ASARLf.
..+ Clerk lIcnrico county.
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ASToSI is the Family confec;ioncr, Main street
below tie post-ofiiee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-23

Call and exa,ninc PLEDGES cakes, creaa., an,
jelly before buying elsewhere. SIT Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-23

The members Of the Legislature will Gni rl'a! i y
TOMS is the place to buy conicctolerics before
going home. Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-23

"Wc have used il Wheeler & wilson sewing Tu;.-
chine, but much prefer the WILCOX Il Gu'HS."-J.
ErSl)y. rlift0E, Ohio.
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: ENGLISH MAGAZINES.
ENTS.
rr;I,E OF SECRETARY AND ArplToR.l
81 NLtiI-.- I-.L. N -Lr,.ll u. lSIa.

OFFICE OF SECRETARY AND ArplroR.l
MASCiit.n TER. March II, 1872.
tf!E FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is
. r1,!lel",i Tor tie Information of all whom II
tE.. '';'rru:
'.r t "rtujaei by TIE Trustees Of The 7"trn 9f
'h"-Atc1, Inat the proionra;ion Of the streets Of
o. w, according 10 the recent survey, shall eN-
'' q ahd apply Ia III" new addition Of the town as
.'1"S: Decatur street, S!NtS-six fhrl feet wide
y" street, siNiy->iA lG6) feet wide: Bainbridge
1'"t. >isv-siN tyf feet wide: pprer street, sixty
- - feet wide: Perry ttrcc,. sixty-siN tGsl feet
"t'; Nc!ion"u@h street. si>tS-aiN fGGj feet vide
~ Heintncs street. sixty 1901 feet vide.
4M' streets Of the new addition, known IL Marx 5
'"ti"r. s':a I've KS follows: Stockton street, sixty
i."i viii: Everett street. sixty tGs) feet wide :;
-i faurr street. siStv t8rt feet wide.
Nj the s,rc"ts parallel with Hull street. and having
'tH'l Of % feel, shall hase rnadbcd Of so feet and
!wuy ci l3 feet on either side and the streets 90
', wid" shall have Il road-ied of 20 feet and walk
"nT on either side OF IL feet. All the cross streets
id bc 33 feet wide, with rOadbed of 20 feet, with
"alkway oi % Tee, Oh either side, except Hunter
rect, which shall be 81 feet wide the road-bed 30
.', ana tic waik"ay shall be 10 feet on either SIDE
i! order o! The Board OF Trustees.
ROBERT il. BEhZLEY,
lnh l3-NSS!w Secretary and Auditor.
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Nothing but pure confcctioncrics at Ayrox1..

sign OF the times Is that window, No s01 Hfoa,
street. filed with pears, oranges, lslilan:.s, and ap
pies. 'Tis worth seeing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-23

The pretiicst sight in town is pilzi;Io collcctio
OF California pears. oranges hananaS, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-23

". EILYsoN1 1 Co., advertising Agents, DIsrArcH
buide,g VIII receIye advertisements and have sheuI
inserted Ia amy jouGna. cf The country at regular
rate
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-23

Oranges, pruncs, lgs, raislns, nuts, at ASToSI's
below post-onice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-23

Silver bridal presents srea: variety, at GENNETS S
opposite the post-ofIice. ..-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-23

: Go TO ANroXI's If YOU want pure confc"tl"rcries
Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-23

All the Goral novelties Of tie seasou ~ AoTross
Flower Garden,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-23

The members of tie Legislature will Gra that
AsT0SI'S is the sweetest place in the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-23

Co to ASToNI aud get iEos= sweet California pear:
before they are all gone.
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ABSENCE or NISD-wi!an we get ii bod with our
pants Oh. PrcscnCc of m!nd-HSIcn we buy SPEECE
pants.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-23

Those sweet and juicy Havana oi:lnbr- s.re from
TIZZINI's.
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ssow.--ne neomnlcnced showing lasteyening
nj halfpast 6 O'Clock. 49,
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cnY AUpIroR's OPR.cE.l
RIcIMnSn. VA. March lS, 1917.

I RICHMOND, VA, March Is sIz.
rI,HE CIrY ASSESSMENT, LIST OF II.
LII lCENSE L ES for the year lsIs " now nled
ANY nartes feeling themselves aggrieyed can
before the Finance comn,,.es OF ne GttE S9Sst
M,,c,i s7tf and 18th Who VIII sif TO hear appeals
shercfrcan. An the Genhctf chapsheSssa WsshiaSeoo
Hsii, Broad street, from 70 osiosk ,,rrr -
NH ls-ttAsfsx i. aaS.ss..
Ik. .GENCY OLD DOMINION gkeQA.
AA WURKS-10o dazen yfRGINlA:lALtsslSs ALtsslSs
EROoAS for sals at faet sess sn ~
market; $50 M
NH IA ~ sasss, ssfs 8 i2es CARY sss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-23
MARINE ENTELLgGENt,E.


IMMATURE ALMANAC, MARCH %, 1872.
Sun rises. 5:57 Moon sets. 5:3s
sun sets S.............. G:03 High Tide. 1900
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-23

Extra matincc To-day Extra matinee
Extra matirce at EXt.a matinee
Extra matinee 3o'clock. IXTa matinee
EAtr.i matinee Virginia I!all, EXtr;, matinee
JQHNsToN'S TouH OF E;Rcrc,
for The accommodation oc families aud children,
who cannot attend in the night. Everybody gets
present. Children. with present. l5c
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-23

Ladies gold watches gold thimbles, garnet crosse
opening at GENN.sr's, opposite The post-oficc.
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EXCHANGE, SALE, AND pa Oh,
ia LIyERY sTABLE,Ls1L
80 80 FRANKLIN STREET, ~ -
,n .4.e.5f - RICHMOND, Va. ti3.y gssj,s 81.
MUL Es AND HORSES ,FoR'sALE.

/ .rt = MULES AND FOR SALE Ests'E
Parties in want Of stock viii nd Il 10 their interest,
after looking elsewhere TO call on Is IL tcy wish 10
purchase No. / MULES and HORSES, for We ara
prepared to sell the finest stock st lowest prices
Dou 1o' s's = - '0a'-' TURNERH& co. y
! we can accommodate more MULEsaad HORSES
on LIVERY BY day or month. .~..r .,.x<,.S 4,
/ NH 2-d&wlm ~ f.3t. TUhSEh 6GOsI
iTUST ARRIVED, THIS DAY,ES
HORSES Also, y lot or MULES. Price OF the
mules from sisoto s,so apiece Apply 4 ny sssess
strcets. (mh .oI EDMUND BoSSIEUx.
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VIRGINIA HALL.
ANOTHER SENSATION.

PRESENTS FOR THE MILLION THIS WEEh
At JOHSSToS'S TOuR OF EUROPE
Everybody receives GIT. NO BLANKS te-niShs.
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Aithmond 1ispatrtl.
SATURDAY,. MARCH 90, 1872.

ny' THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL TIE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-23

Large yellow, swce. California rearsat ANrosI's.
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PRICES REDCCED-A Omission 70 all Parts CT
.he hsC &c ,TtcleIs Admitting six yersoas,s
Matinee sa.ur dr. as o'eieaA. al The Shi.d.Sa =:
rk N rra5oat1 s[A- cc s5-st
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MULES, HORSES, DC.

uORsEs AND MULES FOR On
IL SALE.-Recciyed this dry ut LIPS. 80;
and Clay, another lot OF HORSES and 3ULESIto
which he calls the attention Of Ills friends a!id te
public generally. . NIB 23-lw
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-04-05

THE WILD GEESE do not regard DIR.
Ayers wisdom in migrating north
such immense numbers Of them as are
flying over US now, while his almanac
says: "Bleak and clustering about
this time, with heavy snow. Cedar
Rapids Ia. Times, March 3.
We were too fast last week in our
item on the conflict between DR.. Aver
and the Wild geese. The DOCTORS scien Q
beat their instinct this time. Not for
years have we had such a snow storm
as that of last Sunday. The snow lies
three feet deep on level in Minnesota
and two feet in Wisconsin, while the
storm has swept from the Atlantic to
the Rocky Mountains. Snow fell TO
various depths as far south as Denver,
Fort Union and Santa He. Learned
as we believed DR.. Aver in the arcana
of nature, and wonderful as we know
medicines to be, we were not prepared
for so signal an instance of his superb
GRITTY, not only over the wise men but
the wisest of animals whose instinct is
considered unfailing. Wedrive up the
peg. more firmly than ever, over our
hearth for Ayers American Almanac.
Cedar Rapids Times. March 10.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-04-05

MAJ. F. W. Earnest. orr Senator
and Mr.. j. II. Cross, our representa-
tive at Nashville returned on Tuesday
last, the Legislature having, after
session of twenty days adjourned on
Monday at noon. They report but
little work of Importance, except the
re -districting of the State. which, by
the by. was pretty effectually done.
Horace Maynard has been shelved by
an adverse majority Of several thous-
and in the new second district. The
first district as now arranged went for
Wisener by % votes. But with n good
man We can carry it. If Sullivan
County can be resurrected we can do
it pretty easily. The sentiment ofthe
Legislature is that if Sullivan dces 70
better in the future than in the past
the State line may be changed by
common consent. The State does
not want her if she does no better.
Thee gentlemen say that this feeling
most certainly prevails at Nashville.
If ex- President Andrew Johnson will
consent to run. he can be elected.
Our next man is Jno. Netherlard.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-04-05

PROF. Morse, tho inventor of the
Telegraph, is dead. A busy world
hould pause to honor the great name
which is thus transferred to the do
main of history. The news Of his
death, will create more of approprl-
ntc reflection. than of bitter sorrow
He had reached a goodly age and
had lived to see the world speaking.
with the mighty and wonderful instru-
ment Which was the work of his
hands, in strains of adgltatiOn and
gratitude the language of his fame
The world has been girdled by the
Telegraph, that one tongue which
Morse gave mankind, and the recent
ly erected statue to his memory, will
doubtless ontlast the tower of Babel
For by means of Morse's instrument.
the event of his death was known in
all lands, in that same twinkling OF
an eye, in which the event was known
in heaven.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-04-05
The Tax Bill.

Now that the Legislature is again in
session and il is understood that only
the tax and appropriation bills are to
be acted upon, it may reasonably be
hoped that some of the inequalities
complained of in the bill that passed
the Senate before the adjournment,
will be corrected. Referring to this
bill, the Rich mond correspondent of
the Petersburg index says:
1.-THE Tax Bill, which passed the
Senate and twice failed in the House,
is certainly one of the most atrocious,
in my opinion. ever concocted by the
ingenuity Of the legislative BRAIN
from the beginning to end there is a
deliberate attempt To put the most une-
quail and enormous burdens upon the
villages. towns and cities of the Com
mOnweaith. Now, don't believe that
the cogntry people of Virginia wan: to
see Richmond, Petersburg, Norfolk.
Portsmouth, Lyuehburg, Farmvile
and the smaller towns ofihe Common
wealth depopulated and crushed out OF
existence. [ don't believe that they
have any such savage feelings III their
brea>ts-I must believe that many who
voted for this infamous hill did SO only
because they conceived it To be their
duty, Of a crisis in Legislative affairs.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-04-05
OUR TOWN.

There are few towns in this country
situated so independently for the con-
troll of their own future as Goodson,
the Va. half of Bristol. It is admit
ted that the period of our departure
from village life has arrived.
The central interior Of our town Is
yet unappropriated and is absolutely
the property of the town. The first
duty of GoodsOn is to secure for fu-
turc use, and for public purposes a
sufficient amount Of this ground 1t
is just where we want su.h reserva-
tions made that this town land is To-
Gated. To make our sales available
and to erect the skeleton Of cur town
upon secure and solid basis it Will
be necessary first to set part liber-
al area Cor a market house and pro.
duce exchange 4 simple pen seven
ty two feet square will not begin to
do. Especially viii it not do, when
its surroundings are private property
which must make it inaccessible. 1t
must be equally apparent that these
reservations for publ; purposes
should be made at an early day avail
able to the public. The erection of
a Market House would involve quite
a small outlay and should not be long
delayed. 1t matters not that Il C
growth and maintenance of a market
could not be an immediate rcaliza-
ton. Nothing would 50 quickly cause
it to be made so as the standing invi-
tation and opportunity which such
n building actually standing there
would be.
The want Of Town Hall is 4 stand
ing reproach and drawback to our
town. The expression Of these
opinions may not conduce SO much to
the popularity Of the writer as to ad-
verse criticism upon his views but he
is not sufficiently detenad by any
probable effect OF their publication
to forcgo the expression of them. and
he is perfectly prepared to abide their
consequences.
They are our opinions and We do
not expect to change them.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-04-05

That Gov. Brown is to be his Own
successor in the gubernatoriaI chair
at Nashville. seems to be conceded
point. There has existed popular
suspicion, that the withdrawal of Gen.
Quarlcs from the last canvass. in "a
vOr Of Gen. Jno. c. Brown, implied
that the former was booked for the
approaching term. But at the recent
banquet given BY Gov. Brown to the
members CT the Legislature, Gen.
Quar!cs expressed the hope that
Gov. Brown might live a thousand
years, and be Governor all the time
Very we'll, Brown has made a good
Governor, and we don't care a cent.
Up with him.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-04-05
TR ADE.

At no time since the premature i'm
petus Of 1866 has the mercantile en-
tcrprisc OF Bristol manifested itself
SO strongly as during the present
spring sea,on. We take this oppor-
tunity to say that unless there should
be a general change of the method
of doing business, that those who are
now putting their monSy in goods
arc doomed to disappointment. There
is not by any means sufficient
amount Of neighborhood barter trade
20 sustain the number Of old time
small stocks which are now being put
up in our town. Can We not learn a
little from observation ard expc-
Renee? To succeed we have to fish
with something more than the old
pinhock. We must get more trade
and better trade than now comes to
Bristol, or quit the business. The
very trade which other points fail to
supply should seek and find accom>
mediation in our town. 1t is perfect
ly certain that this can't lie done I'M
less the present system of small as
sorted stocks be discontinued. We
say boldly that those who run the old
system of trade will be fighting each
1thsr for years and will make no mon,
ely. This may sound unpleasantly and
be unwelcome intelligence to those
who have made up their minds to
keep Just what each of tLeir COM
pctitorS keep. We are willing d, to
stake our character upon a test of the
matter. Time will prove it. We
have not an Implement Store, nor a
Dry Goods Sore, nor Hat Store,
nor a Furnishing Store, nor Notion
Store, nor Qucenswarc Store in the
town. Until such is the case no man
in the surrounding country can find
here any nearer what he wants than
at home, and lis cash purchases. and
his heaviest purchase will be made at
distant points. He Will simply not |
come here unless our stocks can offer
some Inducements. Why? Pray !
Why DO Levy Brothers, Gugenheimer
& Co., and Lee, Taylor & Co., and |
others find it to pay them to advertise |
more heavily in these columns than
all our twenty Bristol stores COM
bined: Simply because The maccom-
modated trade of this section pays
cash and a good deal of it to those
distant points. You cannot break
Town the miserable barter system of
his town any other way, and under
Inc strong competitive system OF |
Bristol, this barter system will des-
troy any house which INDUCES in it.
Ali the barter trade should go TO
the market house and the produce OK
change and there it would be met by |
cash purchasers, and would command |
the highest cash. price.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-04-05

THE Jaurez forces in Mexico, under
Gen. Rochas, have been utterly rout-
ed. We would welcome n decisive
victory for either party, but with
Mexico the difficulty is that the fac
tions fight forever and never whip any
body. is for Jaurez, We should like
to see him hanged. and if such a re
suit can be reached by the pres
cnt revolution, We sLaIl regard it as
: god send
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-04-05

The Legislature at Richmond has
no prospect of adjournment for sere
raj days. The House has at length
about agreed upon a tax bill which
now goes to tie Senate, where it may
lodge but we presume the matter will
be settled very soon, and now that we
are rid of the Tenn, Legislature we
hope soon to be rid of the Va, As
sembly also, at least until a more
convenient season.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-04-05
To Tie People Of Tennessee.

In response to the expression Of a popular
desire, sufficiently general aud Influential to
control my action in the matter, | hereby
announce myself a candidate for tie Office Of
Judge of the Supreme Court, made yasant
by tie resignation Of Hon. Z. 4. r.. Nelson.
Election fret Thursday in august. rext.
!. f.. COOKE.
Chattanooga, March 18th, 1872.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-04-05

MRs. Laura u. Fair. is another in,
stance in which the victim of ven
g,ance, has outlived the administra-
tor Of Justice. Both the Attorney
who prosecuted. and the one who I'M
der;ook TO defend her, are dead. and
Mrs. Fair not only-lives. bu: has the
opportunity ola new trial by which
10 avoid death indefinitely.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-04-05

THE Southern Claims Commission
Thursday heard tie claims of Aaron l..
Hendricks, late Of Washington county,
Va, for Sll .2S7 80; Joseph d. Fieklen.
Falmouth, Va. for SOB, 5SS oT; Frank
Slime, Clarke county. Va. for SO, 30,
aud James Mccormick. Clarke connty,
Va. for S3.5ij.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-04-05
FROM OUR GREESYELLE
CORRESPONDENTS.
ssoTe Capisares--HTercer 2nd
Oobsou still ut wSFlz--Fair
prospects fer Peace.
GREENvILLE, TENN.
April 8, 1872.

GREENvILLE, TENN.
April 8, 1872.
Mr. EDITOR: -
Three more thieves were cap
turcd last night or rather this A. NJ,
viz: two Jones brothers and JnO. Rey-
nolds, brother to Glenn Reynolds,
who was sent to the State prison some
time since for murder. These are
thought to be the individuals who
robbed Mrs. Armitage on Saturday
night last. Her bacon and her smoke
house lock were found buried near by
where these men were captured while
asleep. They are also identified as the
scoundrels who stole trunk and five
dollars in gold with other articles from
widow in day light some days ago.
Mercer and DObson are the detec-
tivcs who have done all this good
work and under their administration.
| think We will soon have peace.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-04-05
10 TEE CITIZENS OF rRisTeL-sOODsOs

expect to keepa full supply of FAMILY
and EXTRA FLOUR expressly for Bristol
trade and my four will only be found at one
house in Ihe CITY AIessrs Davis AcFar
lands. They have Instructions from me II
my -four does not fully come up to what 1t
pnrports to be the purchaser viii return and
their money will be promptly returned.
Us. G0FORTT.
Fs~4c Mills Ian Inth 1871.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-04-05
RARE OPPORTUNITY
BUSINESS LOTS FOR SALE
"a IA EB IA II @STGBE
On "Wednesday, Nay 1se, 1879.
HMEE HsEAuz

THE COMMON COUNCIL OF TIE TOWN OF iOUpSi\. Tho u
sm halt of Bro have in view of the approaching of v
on the Cumberland Gap r. determined throw market on tho
lst Day MAY
O suitable RESIDENCES These lots lie within single eff
Main and Front Streets and in the direction of the Railroad
The number of foreign applicants for these localities become
the desire to obtain them general that deemed proper Withhold
them longer from the market and they will TIL
offered for Sale to the Iii hest bidder the the
last, wit:
10 PER CENT of the purchase money down and the remainder
and years. with ntarest at payable semianua The
great pId and the present property
young City Is that is not likely o again.
For further particulars address l. c. FOWLER, MAYOR
March 22-tds
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-04-05

THE Lexington Va. Citizen des-
pairs of the Valley Rlilroad, and
goes now for a narrow gauge road to
Lynchburg. VIII the Salem Times
tell us what is the matter?
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-04-05

At the New Drug Store will be found
a complete Stock of pure and reliable
MEDICINES, to which invite the
attention of country Physicians TO
whom / propose TO sell at very low
prices. am also prepared to supply
country merchants with their Essen
ces, Laudnum, ParegOric, Castor and
Sweet Oils, &C., &C., cheaper than they
can buy them in Baltimore and put
them down here. Orders solicited
Call and examine prices before send
ing away to purchase your supplies.
White Lead, Red Lead and colored
Paints. Linseed and other Oils, all of
which will be sold at very low rates
to Cash purchasers. mar 15-tf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-04-05
NEW DRUG STORE !.

PERKINS & HOUSES NON-EX-
PLOSIvE OIL LAMP. a sure thing
against danger of explosion. Throw
away your Glass lamps and buy one
that gives bright and beautiful light
free from any danger. For sale at tic
New DRUG STORE.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-04-05

WHEAT now brings in this market,
81 cash per bushcl.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-04-05
500 AGENTS WANTED!

To canvass for new. valuable and salsbIs sub
scripiion books Address inclosing stamp STRAY
Dealers in Books, Stationary, &e., Harper's Ferry
West Virginia.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-04-05

FRESH GARDEN SEEDS of the
growth of 1871, for sale ut the NEW
DRUG STORE.