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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-07
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seventh street

rEgsTEEs SAFE gy AyoEIoN a 2g yyRy
$st .f5SOSf sS x qs fsB BBoSS#gHSSs$a sSgfSSaSSE SS
s; q s :G' I ts;:d ss % 2'is ss
IN one q me land records q WsahiaFtoS county,,
.ssiios s' 90 ,S: Pssss:s. % p oso%y y. y az .
lsausg, so, A oSslosk 2, m. 40 ,bst esstalg,
e Ss''5f 5!s ~ S%s S md T S 81
& C.. ps%esssS nm ,so s.ndssS and 'e,,Ss s
aaii sseond addition 70 aid town, and described
ss ns.os Sss,a%s .. S aS oi S:.s es 'i o Ss
| the eoathgsst corner % waahlnston and htoddAr.
S.sS: sss, sSS OSS SaSarsd md .~ss tss hsSS
noIt5 si,s tl ieet sad thence east one spedred snd
sis ahs kSd si.e all thsi other pises o. psrssi o.
Sep1a and g;a;.s :sS.,sS = I'D ssi,S
BsAlrs addluqn % aid toua, aed de;eIlesd a tot
S. q RsSsss ~ ss ss o5s Ss si
twenty feet north from the northeast ooInsr o. Mont
be ssst Ode q stISSt north ihrssd srsss
ives, s.ghg feet thepes nos.h sishty ssy.s sssTsss
Srsss sast lei % Sioddsrt stress themes
Win ths north "a. p sloadsr street, .oS,h sshJ
GrSes. vs.t one hu9drsd ssd twenty isot, lhsnOs
ssa fss . sss SRd he Joint O s.
Ps.ss i s' X. $IS; s g;
houss on Washington street islArEei having al
q most complete and comiorisbls pHvats rosldsnos.
sa9oandsd b. handsome Eardsn, the whole being in
fsr%s q ssisi Ono hal. cash. ,pd the balances In
sss Sss .h ln.'s. ..'Sf'S ~ By deed q S .IS'i s1 S1
ael.rs vl e Esqai;sd % each piece q property :.
.s. A.. no eoapsa .h r ;ss ds,s sissS ..a snd
The Propsru vii be rssold a. the Esk and cost Of do
All ooaSoSsSsas and revenue stamp. sl purchaser,
IsssO-A aw. nAvPsssfkH Hs3si ! Is. iiSs;:: Tss;s
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-07
RY n. a. wAhekR, Reel Rstats Broker
5aa so,spih sd ,isss,l ASs'SSses,. Sssss..n n ,nau

- and Auotioneor.
79O Seventh Atrost, between @ and II.
TRUSTEES sALR.
w virtue OF deed OF uust 10 me- dated March n,
1916 and duly recorded in LbeT 60l folio ae0 ons oi
ne lAnd records Of WAshlngtoa county, DlsiTlet 81
OolumniAI aud Nv direction Of tho party secured, I
viii sell the following described propsrtI, on the
Prsml,ea. on ~ ksDAY the 2Oth dAJ o. fSbTuATy,
piece a. 1iJp O'clock p m, yS Psrta Of lots ~ and
" In pnups slbdiyision o. square ao. lohestnut
street betgeen fonTtoenth and fntoenth atToatA }
The iaeto. And bounds of which dny sgt forth and
described IN said deed Of trust Alao, all OF lot ~,
square tbi. y y -
rerns 10 each ease Ons third cash balance In e.,
" aud " montha, with interest," secured by deed al
trust on the properp; Tseniyhyo dollATs down WhSn
,,o oSee properg = 9eid etAmpa and eonyeyEnonE a
sllh .hn hye days tIom day Of sale the trustee 20,
se!es tha r5ht 70 resell the property At the hAk aud
M1OHAEL p. OALLAH, Trustss.
tt6eoAda \, II, WARNRR, AlOtioassT.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-07

USrD sSAEss S,sdtsT, saTEST 3 ., of.SSs f.Ssa. ,
90 the petition q =. ~ hALI- 81 bsleu., uhlo,
~ me ~ a iss ~, ~ ,ara,.as.s IN
ShlnEls Machines! I'm.
Is ordered that the testimony the ease hs olossd
on abe ai1t day Of May beHt, that the time foe
niins arguments And the report be hmtsd
10 the glst day Of May usGt, and that said pstiiOn
be heard on the b dsy Of June neit
AM psrson laAy opRose lbls exhaustion.
fsbi.wss NJ b. LKGuErr. Oomraissisnsr.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-07
0Oa''''''lns .0S 'saRi " \ ,. q,
tsssn ow.GsvsSsskEsSsrUso5., I S., Sss;s Eas;s
Y y 4 I'D aG2 Ss :.! q s.;
enth street..
rRUsyEEs SALE M 9y yAhyhpgE IMPRovED

TRUsTEE,Ss 4 BALE BALE 2F yALuhp,K A IMPROVED
ny ylItas % decd qf trust dated tbs sstn dag Of
De 'mb.r. lso, snd dsg recesded u ubet No. eli,
y, p o. aRd ~ dlrsellon q ths party s.earrd there
% aTHuRsDAY, the ! 5th dag o. FebruAIi. isia, at
4 s'einek, y. m, lot No. 81, IN A1.n 4 fsloonsTs
Tt ~ recorded IN LAber II, folio i7p of the land
records Of the said ooan, togeihsI vi The improve
HOUSE.
Term. Of sale, One tuird cash. Of which sioo must
y and u moeths. With lnts!~t a per can't IRON day
Of aAls and secured hy deed Of trust The properT
Terms 70 be fully osmplied with within ave days from
day ef sale, Otherwise the tustes reserves ths right
resell the property, after one weeks notoe, Al the
risk and cost o. ths hrst purchaser. All yAno.
ing and stamps A. the purchasar,a cost
ieb6.,d O.w. HAvkNNkR 4 90, Autes.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-07

IN THE suPRRMR COURT oE THg DISTRICT
L OFOOLUMBIA. HOLDING 0AsPEDIALTkRA. A
Ia ths elss NJ JAMEs A. HAHDY, ssseatar
o. PnILp DEsrS, deceased, tbs sIsoutaI
Aforesaid has, with the appreciation OF the supreme
Uaurt o ths District Of OoluInblA aforesaid sppointod
TUksDAY, the 3ith dAy af februIy, A. ID. Isf1. tor
ths duAi -stlosnt and distrlsutinn of the psrsonA
estAs said dsosassd aud q the Nsssts 10 hAsd
lar tho same hse been collected and turned Into
mnasy when and Whsrs all thu orsdtaFs and heirs Of
sAif deoassSf arc ,sd 70 attend, with thsS claims
prnp-rig vOuehed, or thoy mAy otherwise by Law be
sIolud from all hsnsft W ssli dao@sSsd's estate
PrJyiled oSpy Of this order ha published onos .
week for III uoeka iu the REPunLcAs previous to
TEST A. WEBSTER,
ianaLWaSs Haststsr ~ wills.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-07
Special Notices.


Persons viahlnG Carriages for the BAL Mssaue on
the lsh procure checks by leaving tneir orders
with }. o. wisvai, At Yates a wisaali's dry goods
houss. . 10 ssyOath 1t oct, ~ 81 SO for ssnusuan
and one or two ladies. ia
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-07

RY WILL. wAhi, SL G0,i; Z, aA,ae'i"nssr.
- aaa - an.esss nes hatpss a ~ pa,ia.nh ~ "A ,,,h
aovRRNMKET SALE OF RIAL ESTATE.
Tue undorslgned will sail At public auction, Al the
kuStion Of VIM. u Wall a %, No. 40 Ponnhyl.
IAniA avenue west on THURSDAY, the l4th day Of
RIAL ksTA TN, ,oop!eysd W j, LodyArd Hodge and
wife r. trust Tor the United States, yini 80,
pi subdiylalg9 - s9aA si h19dred and tllrty, Co
In the city Of Manhlngton, ID, U.
square hundred and hilgfouI. ubi) 10 the oily o.
Washington d. o., being " feot fnont Seventeenth
Strosi and running Of that width 10 the full depth
Of the lot including all Of said lot H. eHeopt the north
~ LoIS numbered tvsnty.nin (sO) and thirty tSO)
Of John sharmAn's subdiVslon Of part Of Pleasant
Plains, In Washington county, ID U.
Tormai OAah At time OF sale
Adsposi Of SiOo on each VII be required As soon
sod. E u. HAhFIELD,
Holicltof Of the Treasury.
WIN. u WALL 90, Auots.
WlsIsaregl p g, DeOShbsT 2. isTi.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-07

tR-rnE ABovFBALE Is HpRFBY FURTHPR
POSrPURKD until MONDAY, l2th instant. Ab
same hour sod PlaeS, " order q tho rIus,as.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-07

cosuss Ninth sad b streets, N. NJ o. A. BuildiBr,
when tbs Ioohs v be opened iof ths .sb.eIip,on o.
nsW plan. Come oaa, coma ali, and ersmne Into ita
mrs, KpwD. ncB. TIhneNY.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-07

leb " nn,.,a.S -, n,s,,,.r N a. ~ "a
statipaerS Store of JAMKs bRI.I.Ew,
fsbssi 100 Seventh st., bet O s9d Il northves.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-07
SHsss aSSSs..s %a .gS.l 4 :sI .sa .::

- 1OOl' northwest corner Of Tenth and ID streets.
rRUsTEEs sALE OF vALgABLE PRoPERTy
HiLI, on fiRsr srREkT NoRTHEi5E
By virtue OF = decd Of trnst, dAtSd January, 4,
ls7lt recorded - llbsr S2s. folio y and ~ dIssilon
a public auetion, on the premises, on MONDAY,
februAry IL, I672, At 4 O'Clock, p. M, all that
plees Or parcel o. ground lying and bonE In the city
o. wAahinGton, D. u, being parts Of lots one 90 and
seventeen, ( In square 65 beginnnE Tor said parts
q sGil lots a. polnt Ia sAd st No oos, l on Hrst
street east. asysnt nine (7al feet north from the
southeast conner of aAld iot No. one and running
thence north by and With tho line Of slid ir street
"a feet Y point In said lot numbered ". and the
centre Of lafoot alley laid out 10 be forever Kept
open. 10 The recorded slbdy.ion q lot number tive,
az and said lot w. In said square, thence west though
ihs oentte o. sald alley n ieot, thepes poaih bs
fes na parallel with the line of said First otrset.
and thence east n feet by and with line parallel with
the line Of north D street 10 the beginning.
Terms Of kAlei One third cash balance In 8 and
u moahs With interest At the rata OF tea per cont
psT Annum, secured by notes and deed of trust on
The prupsry 9i0o down when the property IA struck
OF. btAmps aud oonveyAnoing ~ purchAn'Ts cost II
the taTmA Of sale are not complied with within i've
days from the day OF sale the trustee rsservoa tha
sht o resell the property Al the rsk and eost Of the
"''---A uuARtRs EwINu, Trustea.
ianx1,d GRkkN WILLIAM, Auets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-07

Nos 900 and DO2 PsnnsVivaiiiA avenue.
GOVERNMENT SALE oF DIPRovRD RRAL
KSrArE
The undersigned will sell at public Aneil o., the
Premises, on ftlURhDAY, the 9th day Of February,
lsl2 at O'Clock, m, lot numbered twelve. (aJ 81
kidsolls subdivision of square t~o ha0drsd and
sSveats.n tziIJ p ihs shg q Ms,hinslon o. hs
Book n ", No. !, D. lis. uith the buildings and I'm.
prOyements thereon, known A. house M. li3i "
street no, tlWest oonyeJed by j. LsdyGrd Hodge and
wife. In trust for tho Ualted BtAtoa.
Termai Que fourth cash balance In three equal
annual with INTEREST," notes for deferred
paymens To be secured by decd OF trust the prem
laesS deposit Of 800 win be require A soon a.
sold. X, q. BANklkLD,
Solicitor Of the Treasury.
" WV W. L WALL 4 co.,
psiBwiautRsbiAdts fsisri Aasllosssis.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-07

tB- THR ABOyR AALK Is HEREBY POST.
ponsd uatl noSDAY. the 9Th dAJ Of February
neHt, aame hour and place.
ny order of the Trustee.
jiass.td o. W. HAyKNNRR CO.. Auot'a
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-07

QARa SQUARE, OF GROUND ON
ID rsn1h street east, bstSssa D Aad n. at u cents
Lot oa n strsst. bstwsea TusntisGh and Taen'J.
fhrss iois on ssvsath stress. pO.r II. q, Ss Osn,s
Iedssas BoI .. REPUBLICAN, oFrI X.
lsbaat
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-04-05
DIR. RAILWAYS
PERFECT PURGATIVE PILLS

perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with sweet
gum purge regulate purify, cleanse, and strength
en-. Radway's Pills, for the cure OF all disorders
of the Stomach, Liver, Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder,
Nervous Diseases, Headache, Constipation, Cos
tivensss. Indigestion, Dyspepsia. BillioUsness,
Bilious Fever, inflammation OF the Bowels, Piles,
and all peransements of the Internal Niscera.-
Warranted to effect positive cure. Purely Nege-
table containing mercury, minsI als, or delete
rioGs drugs.
Ef-Obserye the following symptoms resulting
from Dis, rders OF the Digestive Organs:
Constipation, Inward Piles, Fulness OF the Blood
In the Head, Acidity Of The Stomach, Nausea.
Heartburn, Disgust of Food Fulness or Weight
In the Stomach Sour EructatiOns. Sinking or Flut-
teIing at the Fit OF the Stomach Swimming OF
the Head, lIurTied and Difheult Breathing.
fsw doses Of RADwAT's PILLS will free the
system from all the above named 3isoTders.-
Price IS cents per BOX. SOLD By DRUGGISTS.
READ FALSE AND TRUE" Serd one letter
stamp to RADWAY CO., No. 81 Maiden Lane,
New York, Information worth thousands will be
sent you. JuKe SO lS7l.-ly
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-04-05
Make Fashionable Woman

Take ninety-nine pounds Of flesh
and hones-but chiefly bones-waSh
clean, bore holes in the ears and cut
| OF the toes; bend the back to con-
form to the Grecian Bend, the Boston
Dip, the Kangaroo DroOp, the Sara.
toga Slope, or the Bullfrog Break, as
the taste ihclines; then add three
yards of rufiles and seventy five yards
of edging. eighteen yards eff dimity,
one pair Of silk or cotton hose with
patent hip attachments one pair of
false calves, six yards of flannel, en-
broidered, one pair balmoral boots
with heels three inches high, four
pounds whalebOne in strips, seventeen
hundred and sixty yards Of steel wire,
three quarters of mile Of tape, ten
pounds Of raw cotton or two wire
hemiSphercs, one wire basket, to hold
a bushel, four copies OF the Herald,
triple sheet one hundred and fifty
yards of silk or other dress goods,
five hundred yards point lace, four
teea hundred yards fringe and trim
miDgs twelve gross buttons, one box
pearl powder one saucer carmine. and
an old hare's foot, one bushei of false
hlir frizzled and fretted 4 Ia nani-
cgae, one bundle japanese switches,
with rats, mice, and other varments !;
one peck Of hairpins, one lace hand
kerchiei nine inches square, with pat
ent holder.
Perfume with altar Of roses, or
sprinkle with nine drops of the
d" Blessed Baby or West End"
Stuff the head with fashionable nov
els, ball tickets, playbilIS, and we'd
ding cards, some scandal, a great
deal of lost time, and a very little
sage; add half grain Of common
sense. three Scruples of religion, and
a modicum Of modesty. Season with
vanity. affectation. and folly. earn
ish with ear rings. breastpinS. chains,
bracelets, feathers, and flowers to suit
the taste. Pearls and diamonds may
be thrown in if you have them. If
not. paste and pinchbeck from the
dollar store will do.
Whirl ali arOurd in a fashionable
circle and stew by gas light for six
hours.
Great care should be taken that
the thing is not Overdone.
If it does not rise sufficiently, add
more copies of the Herald
This dish is highly ornamented,
ard will do to put at the head Ct
your table on grand occasions, but it
is not suitable for every day nse at
home, being very expensive and in
digestible. 1t sometimes gives men
the heartburn and causes them to
break, and is certain death for chill
dren.
If you have not the ingredients at
hand, you Can buy the article ready
made in any of our large cities-if
you have money enough,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-04-05
Food FaIuc OF Fruits.

Fruits are used as 4 staple food in
many warm countries, but in most
parts of Europe, as in the United
States, they are regarded chiefly in
the light Of luNuricS. Deprived of
their stones or seeds. contain not often
more than five per cent. of solid mat
ter, They are very poor albumi-
noids but they are usually rich in su
gar. and many of them contain much
acid There is the greatest variation
in the relative amounts Of pectoes,
sugar and acid in edible fruits. Ber-
ries contain, as rule. more acid than
stone fruit. The grape contains from
10 to 20 per cent. of sugar the cherry
only 12 per cent. In the peach there
Is about per cent. Of soluble pection
and gum, while the gooSeberry in
cludes only ? per cent. ofthese bodies.
in the common fruit the percentage
of free acid varies from n mere trace.
To about 8 per cent. The pear is
almost wholly free from acids, while
the current contains 3 times as much
free acids as sugar. The grape is
probably the best fruit adapted to the
sick. As heat and force producing
foods. 81 pounds of grapes, CPS
pounds of apples or cherries. 1884
pounds of currants are equal to !
bound o. starch. The die'etic value
of fruits is chiefly due to their fine fla.
yor and their abundance of saline
matter -rpr. Cameron.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-04-05
&ietS au6 Gae6ett.
Apples and Other AGRICULTURAL
Produces CompI.rative Profits.

Simply because it may be necessary 10
wait five to eight years before receiv-
ing much direct profits that the
reason why apple raising is SO much
neglected? Surely there is 10 other
agricultural product that will return
such compensation for the same
amount of money and labor expended,
as the following comparative results
will clearly show:
Firt cora, one acre: Cost ofplaw-
ing. dragging and making, $50
seed so; planting. $l50; hoeing and
cuItivating, s. 90 shocking, husking
and drawing. $3.50; use Of ground.
! $I5-total, So. Profit (l20 bushels
corn in the ear 50 bushels of shel!ed
corn, $50: 20 bushels soft corn, s.;
stalks. $40 pumpkins, Sj--tOtal profit
$40; net gain $50.
Next. potatoes. one acre. Cost OF
cultiyating, harvesting, &c the same
as corn. Except seed. viz: $3.50.
which, added TO the cost of ten bush
els of good potatoes, S7-Sll."O.
Profit $50 bushels potatoes. l25
bushels marketable, at Coo. per bush
ell, SO; % bushels small ones. at soc.
| $7.50-total $50 80; net gain, Sil.
As regarGs wheat, oats, &c, the
average net gain does not exceed $40
per acre, and in hops, with some rare
exceptions, the profit is annually
about the cost of picking and trans
portation. leaving net gain of ntinHs
from 81 30 to 81 per acre.
Now for olqIes. Cost of cultiva-
ting, use Of ground, &c, about SIS
per acre annually; cost of picking go
bushels, at 15c. per bushel, $3.50,
and 80 bushels at sc. per bushel. 81 5O
total $5S. Profit 900 bushel ap-
ple5) 25O bushels at 7jc. per bushel.
[ $IS7. so; so bLshelat 25c. per bushel,
| Sl2.50--tOtal $500; net gain $l42 -
To this add sis for hay, if the orchard
is seeded down, and we have net
gain Of $iC0 per acre, Or gain OF
from four to eight times times that Of
other agricultural products. 1t should
lie borne in mind in connection with
tie seeming objection at the head o.
this article, that the trees, for the first
few years Of their existence. or until
they are in good bearing condition,
do not materially affect the successful
raising of other crops on the same
ground at the same time.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-04-05
MCGUIRE ILIHIlNl
|I|I|lEE|I|IRBla1IG'iA'
EyYzIzlySI ;!s'zlZ

To any person producing any VI edicine able to
show one-third a. many living, permanent cures
as Dr.. FITLER's NEGETABLE REMEDY, c nd furth-
er RsiodTd Of sl0o for any case of Chronic or In
nammatory Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Rheumatic
Ague. SciaticA, and Rheu matism of the Kidneys
II lciH not cure, The Rheumatic syIup is used in
iodrdiy only pleasant to the taste, and guaranteed
free from injurious Drugs. 1t is not Qusck Med
lcine, but the scientific prescription Of Jos. p.
Fuller, III. D., Professor Of Toxicology and Chenis
try, graduate of the celebrated Unworthy of Penn
sylvania, a. D., 1888, whose entire profess ionRl
life has been de -oted specially I. the disease
This preparation under solemn oath is conscien-
tiously believed 10 be the only positive, reliable
infslible specific ever discovered. The proof that
no other specific exists is found in every eommunl
ty in persons afflicted for many years past and still
suffering. II Physicians could cure IL, If sp>ci-
nc did erfst, this I1ouId not Be so,-a fact that
must be universally admitted. The Oft deceived
sufferer may wisely ask, vhatsecuritY prevalence
has he that DR.. Filters eum1tic Syrup Will cure
his case. The protection offered TO patients against
imposition is in legally signed contract which
will be forwarded without charge to any sufferer
sending by letter description of affection; this
guarantee will state the exact number Of bottles
warranted to cure. and In 81 failure the mon
ey paid will be returned to the patient. No 9TH
er remedy has ever been offered ON such liberal
and honorable terms. Medical advice. with
tihcates from prominent Physicians, Ciergymsh,
etc, who have been cured after all other treat
ments failed, sent BY letter, gratis Aieted cor
daily invited to write for advise to the principal
Office - Serth Fourth street. Philaielphis, Pa.
Dr. Filters Rhsu matte Syrup is sold by Druggists.
DIR. BUNTING, Agent,
Bristol, Tenn.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-04-05

DEATH Of 7hoS. Bondw'dnt-Mr.
Thomas Bondurant for many years d
freight Conductor on the Va. G. Tenn.
R. r., but recently of the Memphis
4 Charleston road, died on Friday
last at the Va. House in Bristol. lie
was on ms way to his home in EAs-
tern Virginia, and was a victim to
consumption.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-04-05

Getting Re0ly.-The preparations for
the erection of buildings in our town
are quite active at present. Lumber
is the article in demand. Brick can
not be had. To wait for brick is to
wait until the close Of summer, and
hence brick will be abandoned by
many who would have preferred them.
Very we'll, it will do to build Of wood
for we can hereafter in more perma-
nent and more thoroughly establish
cd phase Of our towns growth. burn
down the frames and put finer brick
houses than would now be built.
Strange to say lumber has declined.
The price is now $lj delivered.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-04-05

The Phrca0iogicdl Journal for
April contains its usual amount of en-
tertainiug reading matter. 1t opens
with an illustrative sketch of Mr..
William II. Aspinwall. Expression
Its Anatomy and Physiology" is
continued. Sketches Of the engineers
of the Mont Gents tunnel are given.
4 beginning of, THE Homes of Fa-
nous Americans" Mount Veraon) is
made. On the whole this journal well
sustains in IFS current number all the
elements of its popularity.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-04-05

London Quarterly Recieac for Jan
uary is received from the L. Scott
Pub. Co., n. Y.
Contents The Drama in England
Latest Developments OF Literary Poe
try; Life and Philosophy of Bishop
Becky; Bank of England and the
Money Market; Forsters Life of
Dickens; Key TO the Narrative Of the
-Four Gospels, &c. 81 per annun.
Single number 81.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-04-05

The Reception at Mountain View on
Friday evening last was very largely
attended and mas the occasion of
much social enjoyment.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-04-05

Late Seasoa.-Our spring season is
very late. Easter has brought its
cool weather and its rains. We now
anticipate the complete disappear
ance Of winter.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-04-05

ProUiSi0ns.-Thea advance Of bread
stuffS in our market has been steady
Flour is now So. Corn 81. Bacon
rules low, is likely to remain so.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-04-05

SheUy-The refinement Of Cen.
Shelby has beea postponed until or
Memorial day in May.