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ByH. H. :DeLE0N.
e REAL ESTATE.

VALUABLE REAL, ESTATE.
Y On THURSDAY next, April 4th, near the
The following valuable REAL ESTATE, BY order
All III that LOT OF LAND, with TWO and half
story framed building thereon, situated south.
west corner King and Warren streets known as
No. 493 measuring 25 feet on King street, %
feet in depth on Warren street.
Also, ali that LOT OF LAND, with two story
framed building thereon, situated on King street,
next south Of the above and known as No. 49l,
measuring 25 feet on King stfeetasnd in'depth
Also, all that LOT OF LAND, with four Tene-
ments, one and half story each; thereon, eilua.,
ted south side War. en- street, adjoining the 1rst
20 feet on Warren street and In depth SC feet.
Also, all that LOT OF LAND, with frame build.
ing thereon, and known aa No. 8 Pitt street, and
measuring, 20 feet on Pitt street and running
All xis1, ali that LOT OF LAND, with frame Build.
Ing thereon, known 8s No. 10, adjoining tae
above, measuring on Pitt street 40 feet and In.
depth 1o2I feet mT5s re oEess Krr,anas court
with frame Buildings thereon, known as Ne II,
measuring 40 feet front. and 10 depth lo2H reef:
Also, all that LOT OF LAND, adjoining tae
above. with frame Buildings thereon, khown as
No. o. and measuring 40 feetiront' and In dsptn
iOah 40 "a all that LOT OF LAND with twostory
framed Dwelling thei con, known as NO: sS situate
-
street. measuring feet on Beaulaln street, ana
in depth - feet. more or less
Also, all that LOT OF LAND, with two-ssory
framed Dwelling thereon, known as No. 90, ad.
ioIning the above to the west end, measuring -,
feet on Beaufain street. and In depth - feet
more or less
half story Brick Store and Dwelling thereon.
known as No. 100 King street. east side, third
door south Of Burns lane, and measuring 81 feet,
on KiHg street, and 1853 feet, more or less, in
depth.
Also. all that Lot Of Land at the west end and
on south side OF Beaulain street bounded as fol-
lows: East by lands estate Henry Clark, sonth by
Cummings Greek, west by Gadsden street. and
north by Beaufain street. measuring 285 feet more
or less on Beaufain street.
Also. all that Lot or Parcel OF, Land on Ashley
River west OF the above, measuring 255 feet front
more or less on Beaufaln street, and bounded as
follows: East by Gadsden street, west BY Barre
street, south by Cummings Creek, and north BY:
Beaufain street.
Also, all that Water Lot adjoining the above TO-
the west, and measuring $40 feet on east to west
lines and 500 feet on north TO south in oounoea
as follows: East By Barre street, south Dy CuM'
mine's Greek, west by channel o. Ashley hNel, VEL
and north py lands OF estate Of N EaEmshS Eis no"
occupied BY the SteiDmeyer Steam Aulh
Terms One. third cash; balance IN one Az ~ ~
Years secured by mortgage: properly " oe ~ ~
sured and policy assigued. Purcnasef pay w
papers AID laxes
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Meetings This Day.
,rolina Independent Boat Club, at half-past

Carolina Independent Boat Club, at halfpast
Z P. NJ.
Carolina Rife Club, al half.past P. n.
Friendship Lodge, K. P, at halt-past P. NJ.
Washington Rife Club, at P. n.
Hook and Ladder, No. !, at halt-past Z P. NJ.
Promptitnde Fire Company, at ?. M.
German Freundschaftsuund, at P. N.
Hbernian Society, at 8 P. NJ.
Phi.Kappa-Beta Association, at half-past z
P. NJ.
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BUSINESS NOTI CE 8.

SPRING AND SUMNER STYLES FOR 1s72-
The attention of all In quest of superior spring
and summer clothing ls Invited to the adver-
tleement of Messrs. Menke & Muller, In
another column. Their stock of ready-made
goods is both elegant and extensive; and tor
the production of garments characterized by
perfection OF fit, elegance in style and finish,
and thoroughness Of workmanship, their
facilities are better than ever.
They ask an early examination, and guaran-
tee satisfaction to the most critical and fas-
tidlous.
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RURAL CARoL1N1AN.-The feature Of the
April number of this sterling agricultural
magazine Is the Introduction of Department
Of Applied Chemistry and Mlneralogy, edited
by Prof. Charles O. Shepard, whose emin-
ence In the field of practical science is already
generally recognized among our planters.
The accession of so active and painstaklng a
contributor as Prof. Shepherd can hardly fall
to add to the character and wide circulation
of G publication whose many excellencles we
have frequently had occasion to notice.
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AT FuRcHGorT, BENEDICT & Co., No. A4
King street-an elegant selection OF Japanese
sllks, only IS cents, worth 81 and 81 rs. Also,
full line of the very best French Percales
in stripes and fiowered, fast coors, only lS, 20
and 224 cents. aprI
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SOME REASONS WHY The SINGER SEWING
MACHINE IS THE BEST IN THE WoRLD.-lst.
Because q will do both light and heavy work ;
I'd. Because It never gets out of order; Sd.
Because It is the simplest in the world; 4lh.
Because any child ten years OF age can operate
it with ease. Office, King street.
mnh1e ainth
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APpoISTMENT.-Mr. j. ]. Kenny has been
appointed a detective officer, and yesterday
filed his official bond in the sum of FIVE hun
dred dollars with the Mayor. Mr. Kenny's
long experience as a constable has fully ac-
ouainted him with the law of arrest, and he
will doubtless prove an efficient officer.
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THE CITY TAxEs.-Yesterday was the last
day of grace on which the first instalments OF
the city taxes for 1872 were payable before
the penalty attached, and the employees IN
the treasury Office had busy day of 1t. The
office was open from nine O'Clock A. n. until
halfpast four P. NJ, during which time an un'
ceasing stream of greenbacks flowed Into the
public Golfers. From men of old standing In
the office we learn that very large proper
ton of the instalment has been paid In, and
that the taxes were more generally and
promptly paid than they have been for years.
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TIE BOARD OF TRADE.-The sixth anniver-
sary of the Board of Trade of Charleston will
be celebrated at the rooms tomorrow. An
election for officers will be held between the
hours of one and four o'clock P. NJ, and at the
anniversary meeting In the evening the newly
elected officers will be installed.
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TIE LAST CHANCE.-The sale OF season
tickets for the four performances of the Lydia
Thompson Troupe will be concluded to-day
and tomorrow. The box office will be open
ed TO- the sale of single tickets.
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GENTLEAEN's COATS, Vesta, Pants, &C.. nice
ly cleaned from spots OF grease, ar,mould and
mud at Otto sonntag's, Dyer, No. 81 Went
worth street, near Artesian Well.
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COUGHS AND CoLDs.-Those who are suffer.
Ing from Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore
Throat, &C., should try "Brown's Bronchial
Troches.n apr2.tuthsS
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ENGL1s1 SADDLEs.-For sale, "a fine Eng
lish Saddles and 100 Mcclellan Saddles. Will
be sold low to close consignment. John Com
minis, No. sOs King street, above Wentworth.
mch9-flu9
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AT FuRcHaoTr, BENEDICT & Co., No. 244
King strret-a new andeegant assortment Of
20 and Is cents Dress Goods, just unpacked.
Also, the Dolly Warden Poionalse in large SO.
lection. april
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CLUBS AND STARs.-Abram Bonn, arrested
for beating his wife In house on King street,
near the Citadel. was turned over to trial
justice.
Jane Ladson, lodged for raising disturb
ance In the street, and for abusing and re-
sis,ing the police, was sentenced to pay hue
of one dollar or spend ten days In the House
of Correction.
John stackley, arrested while lying asleep
In the market yesterday morning, was visited
with similar sentence.
One inebriate who had found soft sleeping
place on the corner OF the sidewalk, paid up
his fine of one dollar. -.,...e.s
A COW, found astray in King street, COST ner
owner the same amount to regain possession.
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, holding two hundred
Pictures, at 50 so each. HAsEL ST. BAZAAR.
febl3-tu
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JUST RECEIVED, the celebrated Alpine Para
soils, all colors and shades ana sizes, az + furen'
cott Ronedict & Co, mch29
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PICTURE FRAMEs-Oval and Square; all
sizes. Cheap Cheap HAsEL ST. BAZAAR.
febl3.tu
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CRoouRr CRoQUET 1.-The cheapest in the
city. Price 81. HAsEL STREET BAZAAR.
dec20
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NOTICE TO ToUR1sTs.-Stereoseoplc views of
Charleston and vicinity for sale at the Hasel
street Bazaar. dec29
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Anrtinn 5ales--fntnre Daps.
MACOUEEN 6 RIECKE

WILL SELL ON FRIDAY NEXT, THE.
w 6th day OF April, at 10 O'Clock. A. II, 'e.!.h
The ENTIRE STOCK Of g. well.kept Grocery
Store, at the northeast corner OF King street and
Smiths Lane an excellent stand for country. and :
city trade. ..l
Ierme cash. apr2 .
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CHE1LLEY's PARIS KID GLoVEs-eVery pail
warranted. These Gloves will be taken back
even after wear, for any mperiectlons, such az
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BjJ. FRASER MATHEWES. -; 5,2'
!, "a tx1Yr.iccto1f 1.ict -prsS5f

DEFEREE'S SSALE-HANDSOAEt RESI-
fCi3 DENOE. desirably located: :--Hayneswortn,
RV' yirtue ef the decree Of tne Hon. R. B. Grkes
ham. Judge of the First Circuit, VIII sen: on
THIS MORNING, the I'd 2dday:of1Aprtl at the cor
ner OF Broad and East Bay streets, at II o'clocS,
and weil nnished three Htory RESIDENCE. and
outbuildIngs, northweat corner of WentW0tsa
and Lynch streets, containing eight iooms pan.
ter closet, with water works, two. good ,Atttc-
rooms, kitchen, Bervants, apartments cafr112e
house and staole, ,gss throughout the heuse, Los
measures lib feet. On wentworth streer, py ~
feet on Lynch street. ..-.,-t.f,....
Terms.0ne. third cash; balance In one and two
years, secured by bond of the purchaser ana
ty to be insured and policy assigned! All preyE
Gus taxes aud 1rst instalment OF city tax lor
s72aIready paid. Purchst ter TO pay The snpse- s
]. FRASER MAfHHWEs,
'onra - ...'f. r,t.'l1' Special Referee.
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JUNIUs BRuTUs BooTH.-This eminent ira
gedIan, who is announced to succeed the
Lydia Thompson Troupe at the Academy Of
Music, is said By competent critics to be en-
phalicaly sui patris Jflius-the son OF his
father. Half century ago or more, Junius
Brutus Booth the elder:and the great, landed
in Richmond from England, and this Junius,
the son, was born In this city. He resembles
his celebrated father more than 1t often falls
to the lot Of a son TO do, and this not alone In
figure and countenance, but also in his very
mannerisms, stage presence, and the peculiar
intonations OF his voice.. A writer who knows
him well says that he Is one Of the closest and
most enthusiastic students Of Shakespeare OF
our day.; Shakespeare is his idol and the pas
sion of hls life, and he 1nterprets the great
poet with all the skill and power that are
characteristics of his gifted family. Those
who coiiidTemember the father would be sur
prlsed 10 see him so thoroughly perpeluated
10 the son, himself one Of. the few really good
Shakespearlan actors of our day.
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at So, 81,
IS, Sc 80 and So so per thousand, according
to size, at TIE NEWS Job Office.
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FURcHGoTT, BENEDICT d CO., Sole Agents
for Charleston. noVo-6mo8
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By VIM. MCKAY

ByWM. MCKAY ae ai''st
CHOP GOODS, PRINTS, SH1RTINQSs'
- HATS, SHOES, 30. 100 i.-.-',
THIS DAY, at 10 O'CLOCK; win be sold Ct ne. ~
Wentworth street, between King and heeEn8
'eIi a small lot OF SHOP GOODS, consisting Of AZ.
sorted Prints, sbirtipgs, Wool hats, Ribbons,
Brogans Notious, &c. apr5
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+ Paris, 20 Rue de Ia Paix.
London, So Regent street.
I New York, 929 Broadway.
Roston. q Temple Place.
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MACOUEEN g. RIECKE

MACQUEEN KIECkE
WILL SELL, THIS DAY, BEFORE
w their stores, Nos. q and % Vendue Range
at halfpast O'Clock, A. H.
300 bushels cow PEAS good x =, -. .,::.,s
5000 pounds Bacon Shoulders ,;e.s.s:s5:.
b. s. Bellies, Mackerel, Sugar, VinegaE6 70
Terms cash. s.as.> ~. =, -. apEl =
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See First Page for other Local Matters.
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ByPAULB. LALANE & co. .s..I,
WILL BE SOLD THIS DAY, BEFORE
w our store, No. Ill East Bay, at half-paaf9 p
O'Clock, - - =. :. 49,, {.
hhds Prime Bacon 8. @. Breast9 y. 500
20 tubs Choice Goshen Butter ,.,-.,E =. .g.-,s-
20 bbis Jackson White Potatoes -.
Wash.boards, boxes Candles -. 0,:'i1 -
boxes Chocolate, Barrel Covers a.s u
80 dozen Ink, Washing Soda, Tea ~, ~,
Cinnamon, Ginger, Clothespins
Brushes, Twfne, Flour, &c. -;
Conditions cash. 80. apt3 ts
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An EXTENSION OF TINE.
II has been directed that persons coming
under the provisions Of the license act will be
allowed until the 25th of this month In which
TO take out their licenses. Those who have
failed to do so at the end of that time will be
repor.ed to the attorney-general or the circuit
solicitors, who are required by the law to
,pst,tute suits forthwith against the delinquent
f TIE TERMS OF THE Law.
The sections of the law which prescribe the
time for making the returns required, Inc
time within which the license fees must be
Maid snd the penalties for noncompliance
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The annual elections for wardens and yes
trymen we're held yesterday In most OF the
Episcopal churches, and resulted as follows in
the churches named:
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The SenatOTsEaiEs.

As far as VIC are Informed it seems
probable that Mr.. F. w. Earnest will
be allowed to walk over the track to
the Senatorship from this Tenn. Dist.
We see no reason why he should hot
be allowed that honor. There seems
to be no dissatisfaction in any quar-
ter to the movement which has plac.
ed him before the people. A con
venlion seems wholly unnecessary,
We do not hear it spoken Of. The
radicals declare their readiness and
determination to run a candidate,
and the amusement is Of that inno'
cent nature which neither Dir. Ear
nest nor we Of the Meas feel at all
inclined to object to. We hope the
democratic vote for Mr.. Earnest will
be full enc. Let US preserve our
organization and roll up for him a
vote that Will be both an endorse
ment and a warning.
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TIE Maryyil!e savages, Gu Sun
dan last, locked one Of the Southern
Churches against Rev. Mr.. Green, a
minister Of the Southern NJ. i.
Church. They had recently threat
ened him. On Monday last be passed
this place going East, but we did not
ascertain whether he went with the
view Of returning TO preach TO the
dePraved inhabitants of that locality,
the glad tidings Of the Kingdom of
God. We are glad to learn there is
now very wholesome public senti-
ment in Blount against these preachr
er whippers. WHO by no means coz
s:itate the majority of the population,
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THE Ky, Road.
Letter ErSrfR Gen. Wahone.

Ready 70 EuiEd ether tte Eh0le or pal I
CT the Cumberland Gap TunIei-The
funnel, the guag8 Of The time
which VIII be required 10 coz
EsettEc Sta'e1-Tile 4. Il.
90. Road first 80 meet
tie Louisville 4 WASH
vile Company.
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GEN. CUMMINGS seems at length
to Lave associated himself with the
advocates of the Funding BIZ, hay-
ing signed the minority report. We
have no doubt that he deems this sep
a conscientious one, but it Is one
which to our judgement is unforta-
nate. There is no doubt that the
majority report will be accepted and
adopted as a compromise and this
minority report Will only tend to az
gravate the obstinacy Of those bond
holders whose object will be to drag
the measure through all the mcshes
Of the laws delays and cmbarraSs-
ments. 1t Is regarded by many as
rather an intensifcatiOu Of the old
Fanding Bill, which st the first and
only opportunity the people of all
Virginia, and none more so than
Washington county, have branded
with an indignant reputation. 1t
was not their child. It never was
bego,tea or acknowled by the people
and the minority report will not meet
with better reception at their hands.
The very vote which-sent Gen. Cum
mings to the House was hostile to
what seems to us to be the very in
spiration OF the minority report, and
We do not believe tie whole people
will consent to go an inch farther
than the majority report, and they
will very reluctantly do that much.
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TIE meetings of the Young Mems
Christian Association, held on Tues
day evening of each week in the
basement ofthc Presbyterian Church,
are developing a good work which
should receive the support of our en-
tire community. Much interest is
being manifested in them. On next
Tuesday the regular monthly meeting
will be held, and a full attendance is
desired.
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Complete &c Of sc Bristol NEWS may Away.
Geo. P. RoWeIl & Co.,
Advertising Agents. 20 & a Park Row, New YORK
Who fe aathOfiz q 10 represent us in thateity.


TIE death Of Gen. r. S. Ewell. at
Nashville. few days ago, brings to
mind the fact that the great heroes
of the late Southern resistance are
rapidly passing away. The long roll
IS beginning to stretch cut on the
page of history. A grander and more
stately array has never been contri-
butcA ~ any of the convulsiye move.
ments of nations, to tempt the pen
Of the historian. Ewell was Jack
sons successor, and he made many d;
gallant stroke in the cause which for
four lorg and terrible years excited
the admiration of cultivated age.
Two days previous to his death his
wife breathcd her last, and her coffin
cd remlins we're carried to his bed
SHE, that he might behold them. 1t
was a moment for sorrow, but the he
70 who had stood the triumph OIL TIE
conqueror and the expressions Of the
unclaimed political sentiment Ahich
begat the coafict, was unmoTed. lie
simply requested the decay Of her in
terment until his own death would 81
low a common burial. EwclL was no
ordinary man, but lie seemed great
est when dying. and asked that but
an humble slab should mark his tomb
ard that upon it there be no WORD
which should IN the least reject up
on that Union for which he had
drawn his sword upon the fields Of
Mexico.
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THE recent effort of Sen. A. l..
Pridcmore, Senator from Lee county,
to lave the property of Masonic and
Odd Fellow lodges exempt from tax
alton, is very highly eulogized by
those who have heard it. The Gen
is right. Surely the Funders are
hard up in finding new subjects Of
taxa,ion," when they seek those in
stitutions whose sole functions are
the bestowment of Charities. The
poor We have always with Us, and
these finders are determined thatwc
shall tax them, for that which taxes
charity taxes the poor. Now we see
where the f. 3. leads to.
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Rcartiful Woman. The perez

kBeautifM Woman. The perceptive fac,
u!ty of woman is usually keener than the
same chronological organ in men. Women
know that beauty rather than genius is
worshirped by the sterner Sex. A man may
talk Of the latter. to his lady-love but the
keenuess Of the woman knows that lie is
thinking of the former. Wemen are fond of
admiration hence one Of their longings is
TO be beautiful. Tie grand secret of fe-
male beauty is health, the power to eat, di-
gest and assimilatc a proper quantity of
wholesome food. Take VINEGAR BITTERs.
II will cleanse the stomach, tcne the vital or
cans, give perfect digestion, purify the
blood, clear rp the complexion and produce
state Of meatal and physical electricity,
which gives symmetry Of form bright eyes
white skin, glossy hair and genuine type
Of femaleloycl;nesF, which no cosmetic can
rrplWec.
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Special Correspondence Of tie yer..
OUR RICHMOND LETTER.

sInEy the Committee Split eG ff2c
r. e., and how the washing
L0Es cGssnty Re ;egassGn are
split GA SIC saEsse z. E.-Ts1e
People and their I erEzseD-
tors fairly AT iss3sc.-Th c
Land Scrip. * lie str;sHfge
Deg 10 carry away the
PRIZE, while tho 0Ii
familiar 0tl"s GsIar-
res over if--'Eiie
Gucs ieM aDoHt
the Courts ssGE-
settled.
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The Pacific railroad is effectually
blockaded by the SHOWS which have
their home about the lofty levels Of
the Rocky Mountain range. Anoth>
er argument Of nature for the South
ern road.
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MEssRs. GRIFFIN & HOFFMAN
Newspaper Advertising Agents, No.
4 South Street, Baltimore, Md, are
duly authorised to contract for adver-
tisements at our forrest rates. Adver-
tisers in that City are requested to
leave their fayors with this house.
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Town Property fer Sale.

am authorized to offer for sale the
Powell property, on Va. Hill, and the
Thompson property on Scott Street,
Goodson. /. e Fowler.
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BRISTOL NEWS.
FRIDAY, February 2, 1879.
7. G. FOWLER, Editor,

ISEessrs. Aiken & Co. arc our GuthOriz-
rd agents to obtain and receipt for S1t5
scriDtions to the NEWS at Union
Tenn. Parties desiring to subscribe
can enter their ciS1b lists at the most
advantageous rates cyer alfred in this
country.
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MY HORN

BIZ KESUNING THE STOVE AND TIN
ware business, desire to notify my friends
and the public generally that may se found
at the stand lately occupied by Dickerson x
Thompson, and Immediately opposite j. N.
Barkcr's Store.
now have splendid Stock of STOVES
of ali kinds and complete line of TiS WARE
which am selling at very low rates for PAY
DowN. am prepared to do at once, and in
the best style, ROOFING, SCOUTING and
any other work in my line.
an sole and exclusive agent for the
EXCELSIOR COOK STOVE,
which can alwayssbe had of me but of no one
else, not even of the Manufacturers them
selves. I regard it superior to any other
Stove yet made and will warrant every one
of them to give the very highest satisfaction.
E~T Those indebted to me are warned for
the LAST TINE, that unless satisfactory set
Element be made prior TO Feb'y lst., 1872, l
viii bring suit against them.
Dee. LIT. ". n. hELLLk.