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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-30
BREMEN.
GSerth German LLOYD

Terth German Lloyd
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW ORLEAsa
VA HAVaE, Southampton AND HAVANA
kEA The Steamships of the HoftJe
EaAsa German Lloyd viii resume thess
regular trips as follows
From Brenes.o Prom New Ofseaa&
FRANKFURT. January q. March 4
HANOVER. .Febru4IyE6o March 10
STRASSBURG. March 2, April D.
FRANkFuRT-..A April May II.
Further days of departure Wal be advertised heSe
after
The steamers touch outward at Havye and Haze
ana, and on their home trip at Havana and sout50
ampton TO land and receive passengers aud frei2iGp
PRICES OF PASSAGE.
Prom Bremen, Southampton or Havre 70 RaYS.I.A
or New Orleana
SeAnln'''.'0'.'S ".............-OOS 9 100 gold
- Stts5r9tge.' 40 gold
from New Orleans or Havana 10 SeOtlLanl pIsl0
Aavre or Bremen.
tSoin.. ....s..s-...o..so. ....s.... $50 goide
steersge ..;,...:;.;........;... IS gold
From New Orleans TO Havana
CaDlh. .-.....s.s.'.-o..... S39 gold
Passage tiokets from Bremen Southampton Ssg
Havre to New Orleans issued by the undersi ntsio
For further particulars apply to
I'D. +. STOEKMkfBR L. CO Azenta
snj ~ No. ~ Union street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-30
RAILROADS,
RAILROADS,
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE
TEXAS RAILROAD.
Passenger Depot Foot Of Canal sGreego

On and after February 9, LS73 traius Sssye a.
A. NJ and 5,l5P. Ri
Trains arrive at G5S ?. n and P A.
COAST TRAIN RUES TO oCBAN sPRIEGS
Leaves New Orleans every Saturday st4PH
Leaves Ocean springs every Sunday at P 8 .
stopping at all way sta4OzA
PCLLhATS PALAOk SLEEPING OARS syS
through to Lynchburg. Atlanta Louisville and ~
Louis, making close conneo ions with all the pO2y,
Lar routes to the Bast, North and West
Tickets for sale corner Camp and Von,uSs
streets opposite City Hotel aud at depot
K p SHCTB
General Ticket Ase4IS
&. II. SCRANTON
JAY General SuperintAIl1rtyA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-30

and in demand. Palermo oranges are sell
ing at S3 v box; Palermo lemons IS So
layer raisins % IS v box, half boxes
81 IS, quarter boxes Soc; citrOn 45o y b;
ourrants sac; prunes (Germanl $40; figs
l21ec; Brazil nuts l2Lec; almonds 20c; shelled
do BIC; filberts l6l4c; pecans l0h q l2lac;
dates S1sc r b; bananas 81 5003 80 =
bunch; plantains 81 so V bunch; pineapples
none here; oocoanuts So so y 100. There
are three cargoes Of Sicily fruit now due.
SALT-The supply is good, wirh fair
demand. The last cargo sales were at
81 4S and 81 SO Y sack. There are no car
goes N first hands and little unsold atioat
for this port Deelars rates are firm; COARSE
is selling at 81 Is Y sack and 81 s. for fine
delivered, with deduction for drayage
when taken in lots at warehouse Turks
Island is selling at 81 al 49, bag OF two
bushels Table salt in pockets 2+e Tolac
each, as in size.
LARD OIL-Is dull. There were sales to-
day of s. bbls winter strained at o4c '
gallon.
MALT AND Hors-The supply Is good, but
the demand is moderate. Choice Western
barley is selling at 81 250l 50; good dis
tiilery malt 81 10 al g = bushel. New
York hoss are quoted at ~ ~ 5c, and
Wisconsin at 5s059c y tb. There were
sales to-day of 100 sacks of malt at 81 =
bushel.
IRON COrroN TIES Sell at 844 q sc = fb.
ToBACCO-The only sale reported to-day
was S hhds at -. We continue to quote Tugs
at d9c; low leaf at l0o; medium at 100
He; good at II q l2c and selections al l2la
al 3o. Receipts to day 126 hhds; exported
none; stock by our running statement 1923
hhds.
FRRIGHTs-The market is firm at previous
rates. We continue TO quote: By steam
Cotton to Liverpool ll-16d, to New York lie.
By sail-Cotton to Liverpool " to Havre
lao: to Bremen, Antwerp and the Baltic
ll-l6d; 10 New York 45c.
Weekly Quotations. of Hides Etc.
Messrs. Hay & Mehle furnish US the fol-
lowing report. Their quotations represent
actual sales at first hands, Weighing.
bundling, drayage and commission have to
be added:
Steer hides, city slaughter over IS rba,
Steer hides, city sianghter 70 to 81
Steer hides, city slaughter. under 70
IDS, T. %. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. "a p+t
Cow hides, city slaughter as they run.
Kips CITY siaAchte< 20 to "a rls u H. % l2k
Kips. city sIaug hter, IS 70 30 lbs, y ID. a 10
Country hides, 6int, % to Is fbs. y Is. = a %
Country nides, flint, damaged, half
Beeswax, prime yellow, p DID,. O p
Ialio~, Y ID. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
The market is dull and weak and buyers
are holding off for lower figures.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-30
Vaa CROsiW WE'LL Lime

FOX HAVANA
Touching at Cedar Keys and Key wsss,
Carrying the United states Mail.
&HA The New Orleans, Florida
<%S@SdsaE and Havana Steamship Company
WZEAEAl will dispatch 1rst clsss fast pas=
- senger steamer
Every Wednesday,
Prom the foot of Calhope street, First Dists1ss
RATES OF PASSAGE:
To Havana To Cedze Key
Cabin. $40 B35
StS6IAGS. u LIZ
Through bills OF lading issued to all points In
Florida, including Tampa, and to New York, ChaAs
lesion and Savannah.
None but the company's bills of laaing atgnsdo
and none signed after sailing of the steamer.
Splendid passenger accommodations and through
tickets given TO above points-
No freight received without permit from tia aso
Ace.
For freight or passage apply TO
L < ROBERTS, Treasurer
No. I29 Common street.
Over the Louisiana National BAnb.
Tlle steamship HAVANA fellows on reguhs8
day. DEB lY
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STKEL RAIL! DOUBLE TRACK

STKEL RAIL! DOUBLE TRACK
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD,
LIZ great short line from Cincinnati iss Oolunbes
Saving eizhey-sev to lie miles, and arriving ora
traln In advance at
NEW YORK.
SAVING my nine miles. and arriving si1 sad hs8
oours IN advance at
BALTIMORE.
Ssvtn seventy seven miles and arriving .seha
Aod three-qUsrters hours in advance sa
WASHINGTON.
Reaching
PHILADELPHIA
One train the quickest
Tas GREAT IRoE RAILWAY BRrDr7Es
'''' '"' ""fo flVe e. at Pt[kersburg and BsuAis
are completed
MORNING AND nIoxrr LINES OF
Fnhahs Palace Ora wing Room AMP
Sleeping Oars
Are run on this route from st. Louis Cinonpatf No.
'f0mous 70 SaltimoIe and Washington Citys
WITHOUT Oh4F4RI
,I ~ shls route you s~oid AL omnibus sranAfsra
aud Vest IL 1'lS oo"pe
L a. COLE,
". P. sMTT8 H. AAfJ lAfl3S
AAster Transportation, Baltimore bAYvt.nS
HDEEi 3. JOEES
mhb itn@eA oncS
r-,-, n---
Two TIN RAST......-r0 THE Kas-e
Via Leuisvs1s e.d Ohio ind y7,,Ss.z.,,,s
Hallway.
ne completion OF tho Louisville nt,,.l,, ~ saSo
tosh and tie splendid equipment 6or ns1s :. SI
tr>y;,l, makes this the LUZ psss~sss0
EksT ROUTE TO DESf,tasAx
ALL POINTS EAST AND sosrux,s-
ShHiER THROUGH TRAINS DASes
VIII nfecf connections from ths smith r.s ul9
ctnnaj
WITHOUT CHANGE on cAss,
~ 20 sure ard ss, for ttckss y1s Lop,sT,ta ana 9ss
~ "a hssi sa ppt Hallway, for sale 3: 3 Ief7o
siek ~ oIoC es In tie South ard in IcnS Iis ~
20 Sen@ral of1oe Of the Company corner s,urSh
sne 'an streets also at Gafr Rouaa AID Lot l2vlls
u!e md WI ard HotelR
=. h-iloreGs to Cincinnati ana points aax4 VIA
a 1AS are good on mail hne steamers, sod Nat
Hne sfolsel ara good on this rood.
CHARLES T. FoLLBTT,
~eooxA kSssanger and Ticket Agent q. L0uiso
J. I. CRAWFORD
2onoral superintendent, D. k@aaAs
fHOMA6 DORWM,
ps& ssosel sogthssa Assse, rasvms
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-30

GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
Trains depart and arrive follows tfross 6eaSS
foot of Caui0pe streetF
BRPART aRRrvn
kspfess ...., S,t6A NJ Express ..... ai8H A. n
NAL b'O0 T. mn Mail. .......-. 12s;S0 P. r.
AccommOda- lAoceornmdgr
ton. 400 P VI. tion........ 9,5OAM.
This line Is many miles the shortest. and mani
hours the quickest to all points North and Rs1k
and tho only line running PuIlmans Pa ace aIosrr
ing Cars to Louisville, Hun boldt and Mempbfn
without change Only one change to principah
critics North apd Sast- Tickets for sale and ali In
formation given corner Camp and COMING on strt,, ~
under City Hotel, New Orleans ~
A D. SHELDON Agent
ja,2iy K D. PRCST GensssI Ta,.s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-30
MACHINERY.

MACHINERY.
ShAAsPRABE FOUNDRY
Gtrsd street. Between Baronne and Dry.
AIDES Streets, new Orleans.
9oseph A. shakspeare. A. Smith, 8. swoop
SHAKE RAR3. SMITH L. Co.
sstlcc+ssora - tyoudes, Shakrspeaz Il COL
IRON AID Bk:ss FOUNDERS ASD MACHTNflyTx
rosnrsc1 ure every variety OF steam Bugnes SIixsy
Mis- Cont -.ruGA. hschAea Saw Mia Draining
:i@ch"ss. mn and Gin Gearing and Crate Bs-I
tore Fronts, ColumzA ye. :tLators md Ssab
Hs'Ehts. D'-"N
Blacksmith *ork sf ~ slnds. aps7Iy
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-30
BANKS AND BANKING,

INTEREST ON DEPOSITS.
| CITIZENS BANK OF LOUISIANA.
| This bank will issue TIhB CERTIFICATES Of de
| posft bearing interest at the rate of -FOUR PER
! CENT per annun for SIX months or longer and
| THREE PER CENT per annum for shorter period
| not less than two months. fe22 I'm
| fI'Hk FREEDMRN' SAVINGS AND
TRUST COMPANY
| a NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK,
Chartered By the United States. March. laos.
/ NEW ORLEANS BRANCH
NO. ~! Canal street, Corner of Dryades.
Bank hours nom a. M- to P. NJ
Open Saturday Nlghts 20 Rec Give depo-iss from
! siS 70 Fight O'Clock
six per Cent Interest Allowed
C. D, sTURTEVAYT, CashieF.
feEj on A PALLET. Assistant Cashier
AECONO sENI-ANNUAL sTATEMkAT
MUTUAL NATIONAL. HANK
OF NEW ORLEANS
AG6 ...o.-sso..o Canal street. 1OS
At the close of business, Tuesday. December 81 1871
RESOURCES.
Cash-Gu7TeueY R714744 As
Cash-Gold ooin. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IOi ST. ~
Loans and tLe0Ounts.s.s lD4ap8l s.
United 5 tates bonds TO secure eircuLa
ton. Observation-Disclosures &6A,OrD n
Other stocks, bonds and mortgages 5000 o.
| Due from re6eemtng and reservR
agents. ..o....o...................o 2sl e5T il
Due from other banks and bankers VAOl9 a.
Banking house OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1870 10
Furniture and fixtures. 1884 81
Premium on United states bonds 247 50
Premium On god. s523 81
TotaI..o...sos.........o.... o.. g. rs go "a
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in .s.............. 0O9 o.
surpus fund Observation-Disclosures l0583 rs
ChcaAauon. .s.o...sss........o dl9GI0 %
Dividends unclaimed. Observation-Disclosures 394 81
Individual deposits lT46440 81
Due to other banks and bankers....o les
Profit and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s94a5 "A
Total. .....o...........s2 IT'S s7s "a
ALL DgPOsITORs PARTICIPATE IN THE PROFITS
Second Semi-AunnaI Dividend,
Declared December 81, 1871
ek per cent to Stockholders.
N per cent to Depositors-
PAUL FouRCHY, President
ALBERT BALDWIN, Vice President
JOSEPH MITCHELL, Cashier.
Directors
P. hsapero, John T. Hardsp
John D. Cobb, Charles LaBtte
Adolph Meyer, p Poursine
Albert Baldwin Paul Pourchv
BYest miitenbfr1er iaa G,,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-30
STEAMSHIPS.

STATE LINZ STEAMSHIP COMRANxs
LIMITED
The following new first class, fun'powere15' oISuS
mi n screu steam ships intended 70 sAI 10
larry between EEW ORLEANS nd LiFsh<oVA
and GLA SGOw and NEW YORK d..
LOUISIANA 2n0o tons regi ster captain &c
MINNESOTA 2OoO tons register. CAPTAIN hs nn:s
ALABAMA 2400 tons register .SHp Ch1iA p HziG
PESNSY LvANIA, $500 tons register. Ca pts1n Brses
VIRGINIA 25eo tons register
GEORGIA $500 tons register. $50. bulid1sS
s sail ih Sor steamers w
fHTR Liverpool Direct,
SNesssh as follswst
N1NEESDT5 on or shout Saturday, April Il
ALABA MA on OF about Saturday May j.
LOUISIANA on or about Saturday, May II.
MINNESOTA on or about Saturday. June J.
ALABAMA on or about Saturday June y.
viii receive and sign through bills of lsttng "a
Havre Bremen Hamburg. Antwerp, Rctterdasa
and ali Continental ports. -
Return tickets available for TWELVB MONTH";,
at reduced rates and through ticketa to Ak parts OF
the United Kingdom and Europe
A staEArdess and surgeon are attached 20 eesHA
steamer No charges for medicine medical &ts
tendance
Money orders granted free of charge.
Prepaid emigration tickets issued here 60 oSrtiSe
desr6us of sending for their friends
These vessels crOes the bar at all rmes V1thOue
deteAtlOn-
For freight or passage. having unsurpassed se0
4 K MILLER co. Agents,
No. % Carondelet street. New Orleans
ROSS SKOLPTkLD 90,
No. Chapel street liverpool
LEWIS r. MBRROW L 90,
s.is lg No IS Great Clyde street, Glasgow
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Weekly Quotations of Hides Etc.

| Messrs. Hay & Mehle furnish US the fol-
| lowing report. Their quotations represent
| actual sales at first hands. Weighing.
bundling, drayage and commission have to
! be added
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-30

IMPORTS.
LIvERPN0L-PaTk Rewens--674s ska salt
OARDfFP-Bsrk AViva-ITfe bars railroad iron 80
steel rails
BHLlSB-Srhoouer LDda-23 bbls sugar half
bills bhls plants and sundries
UTILLA-Sehosuer kischief-3o 900 plan teins 100
lunches bananas II, 900 eoeoa1uts bbls shaddooks
I Dbl oranges
RUATAh ISLATD-SeSconer Gertrude Howes-
1910 punches bananas I6 900 pl4ursins S794 COCOA
nuts d pineapplos
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-30

STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NRw ORIEAl
VIA HAvaE, S0UTHAMPTO6 AND HAVANA
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-12-02
PEACE {!
THE LATEST!
The Difficulty with Spain Settled
TERMS OF THE SET
ELEMENT
THE LATEST!

WASHINGTON, Nov. a9.-Tbe
negotiation between tue United States
and Spain with regard to the question
growing out of TIE capture of the
Ilrginlus, we're brought to a cons
ciuSIon to-day, Secretary Fish and
Admiral Polo having agreed up"n an
aud signed protocol which the latter
soon after teiegraphed to his govern
ment. As conflicting statements
nave appeared in the newspapers re-
sard:ns the intelligence received last
night, and also to-day, it can now be
positively stated that the terms arc
substantially follows:
-tIrsu-The immediate delivery
20 the United States OF the Ship Vir>
ginius, and all the surviving passen-
gers and crew.
SecOnd-A salute 20 our flag on
The 25lh OF December next, unless in
the meantime Spain shall satisfy the
UuIted states that the American flag
VAS improperly borne on that vessel,
and further. that She had no RICH. to
The American tag or American papers.
In this event, the salute is to be
spontaneously withdrawn, and Spain
is to formally disclaim any intentional
indignity to the flag IN the acts COM
mltted by Span against the Viz
sinius.
TLirl-If it shall thus be shown
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-12-02

that the Virginius had no right to
carry the American flag and papers,
the United States will institute pro-
ccedings agaist the vessel and the
surviving parties who have violated
the laws of the United States, and
Spain guarantees to institute proceed
ihgs against any of her authorities
who may have violated either law or
treaty stipulations.
Fourth-The matter ofreclamations
for damages is reserved for future con-
sideratiOn.
In addition to the above, it can also
be positively stated that within the
next two days Secretary Fish and the
Spanish Minister will determine the
port at which the VirginiuS and the
surviving passengers and crew shall
be delivered to the United States.
The words immediate release" as
applicable to the delivery of the
Virginius and the surviving passen-
gers and crew. implies, of course, Il
reasonable time for its execution, as
some days must elapse before Havana
and Santiago de Cuba can be reach
ed.
The agreement is regarded in official
quarters as covering all the points OF
our Original demands, though in a
modified form, while it is considered
respectful and honorable to both
countries.
The fixing of the 25th of December
as the time for saluting our flag is to
allow the necessary opportunity to
Spain to show that the Eirginius
improperly carried the American flag
and American papers.
There is sense of belief in all
quarters that the negotiation has thus
peacaebly ended. Both, Secretary
Fish and Admiral Polo for two weeks
past have been engaged in producing
this result, on which they receive the
congratulations of their respective
friends.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-12-02
THE p MIC AND ITS EFFECTS
Upon the DRY GOODS Trade
REDUCTION OF PRICES AT

SERIPED POPLINS at one shilling,
worth 25c per yard;
| TYCOON REPS at 25c., reduced
from SOC.
FRENCH CALICO at S0c., reduced
from SOC;
BLACK ALPACAS from CSC. to 80
per yard;
EMPRESS CLOTHS from 40c, to
75c, per yard-a reduction of ten
cents per yard.
FRENCH MERINO at 60, 20, 75c.,
ard up to 81 % per yard, all greats
ly reduced prices,
BLACK SILKS at 81, SIPS, sl.75.
81, and up to So. so per yard.
COLORED SILKS from ST 90 to SS
per yard.
SERGES and Sattens in all colofs at
reduced prices.
COLORED CASHMERES at SOC. :,
reduced from 81.
BRILLIANTINES from Csc. to 81 so
per yard. these goods are equal to
silk in appearance and better for
wear.
ALPACAS in all colors at 25c. per
yard, reduced from soc.
Excellent fast cOlored CALIC0ES at
SIC. per yard.
REDINGOTES reduced from sic to
SIP.
REINGOTES reduced from SIS to
$40
REDINGOTES at S6-would be
cheap at So
A large stock Of CHILDRENS SUITS
last years styles-at one-half
the cost.
Full yard wide WHITE FLANNEL,
warranted all wool, at 45c. per
yard-regular price 6Oc.
WHITE FLANNELS at all prices
from Csc, to 81 per yard.
RED, YELLOW, GRAY, and BLUE
FLANNELS i'll all qualities, at re.
duced prices.
UNBLEACHED CANTON FLAN>
MEL at lbSc. per yard-reduced
from Zoe.
Handsome styles of CASSINERES at
81 and 81 % per yard-regular
price Sl.25 and $3.50.
CHARLOTTESVILLE HERRING
ROME and TWEEDS at 85c.-reg-
ular price 81.
SATINETS at 40 and 5Oc.-reeular
prices so and Coo.
Great reductions in al kinds of
TWEEDS and JEANS.
CORDTROY in all qualities and col
ors at a reduction of % per cent.
4 large assortment of goods suitable
for boys wear
CAMBRIA, MUSLIN. full yard-wide
at 2Oc., regular price, 25c,
WIDE CHECK MUSLIN suitable for
aprons. dressing.sacques, and wrap-
pers, at 30c worth soc per Yard.
Full yard wide BLEACHED COT
TON at 10c.. reduced from l2Ic.
PRIDE>OF-THE WEST COTTON
at poo.
NEW YORK MILLS at I9c
WAMSUTTA at lSc
PILLOW>CASE COTTON, AZ inch>
es wide at 261c per yard
FulI-width UNBLEACHED SHEET
ING at 26c per yard.
Full width BLEACHED SHEETING
at 33c. per yard.
CrFN 1f.N-
COTTON DIAPER, linen finish, at
Sl.25, regular price $3.50.
HUGkABACk TOWELS at 80 and
So per dozen, regular prices So and
81.
TABLE COVERS, all wool. at 81
worth 81 so
LINEN TABLE-CLOTHS, full two
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-12-02

the Lynch5urg Yirginian Of the 81
instant, ia which it is represented
that. in the alteration which occur .
red dtring the discussion between
Capt. J. II. Rives and L A. Rich
ardsOn, at this place, on the Goth
ut. :. the latter kicked the former. we
desire to say that we were present
during the entire time, and near both
parties. and chat the menace of Mr.,
Richardson was entirely unpreceived
by Capt. Rives, and he did not know
OF 1t ultll told afterward, and, furth-
ermore, that Richardson did not
strike or kick Rives in any manner
whatever. Capt. R;ves' statement of
the affair in the Press" of the 29th
instant is substantially correct.
Sisned-G. q. Goodell, G. F. Lin
cGln, G. w. HenderIite. James
Rouse, T. b. Reed. Jonas Cameron.
g. S. Smith. John W. Sallard.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-12-02
THE SIGNS.

Evidently the moneyed stringency
is we'll n;gh ended. The banks are
full of money. In New York alone
they hold $35, 100000. The market
has been very well cleared of all dan.
gcrous and rotten stocks. Those
which have proven sound must ad
vance. Money cannot and will not
lie idle when there are good sui iects
for investment. 1t must be unlocked
and before three months it must be
more aboundant than we have seen Il
for years. Fortunes have changed
hands, but money has not taken
wings and left the country. We look
for good times at very early day.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-12-02

By virtue OF the deere. in the case Of L. P. John.
son, vs.. Jos. Crowell and others, pending in the
Circuit Lourt Of Washington county. Virginia,
made and entered the 22d day Of oct. 1873 we will
offer for sale the premises. to the highest bidder
the property situated IN the town Of GoodSon,
Washington county. Nirgiafa, known az the Grow
ell property" being lots 20 and q in the plan Of
sal town Of Goodson.
TIME OF SALE.-On 10th Of December, 1879
TERMS'-Cash in hand sufficient to pay costs of
suit and expef ses Of Sale. and the remainder in
three equal fnstallments notes with approved seeu
rity required OF the purchaser. bear " interest
and lien retained properly
Q. L. YoRK, lc..
A. FULKERsoE. {N0in1issi"hSfs'
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-12-02
EVENT and COMMENT.


jar Cooke g. Co.. have been by
Judge Codwallader of Philadelphia,
udjudged lHukrupts and all assignee
appointed.
COMPTROLLER Green OF New
York, received on Wednesday last,
10y Innii, nh Internal machine, which
excited suspicion. and being cautious
ly OPENED, isilct OF its dia6olical pur-
post
TEE great Jewelry house Of Tiffany
s Co. has been hr one OF its sa.es-
men, robbed OF IA Iarge amount Of val
uable diamonds.
Gov. Walker will cease to be Gov
ernOr IA soon az the Legislature can
count the vote and iuaugurate Gov.
heinpcr a. that body meets on the
l2t OF january, Gov. Walker will not
remain iu Office louger than the 2nd.
Will he send Ii message 10 the two
Houses, when II must 80 soon be fol-
lowed by one from Gov. kemper?
ME. Edgar &. Hutchinson Of Rich
inoud. n few days ago, endeav0red to
commit suicide uy shooting himself in
the head. The tall however, ranged
~ "a To pass below the brain. but
ruined both of his eyes, render
ing Linn wholly blind.
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SALE T4LUABLE REAL
ESTATE-

TRACT OF LAND of 434 ACRES
rolling lands, with more than One-half
with as fine timber as grows in S. w.
Va. good
1WO STORY BRICK OWL
LING
with ell of same height. out-houses
&c. and good spring water. An or
chard of thrifty young apple peach pear
and plumb trees
The lands are situated within a mile
and half of Bristol, in Washington
County Va. and will be sold, all to-
gether if purchaser should want the
whole fit.
The farm can be divided into three
divisions of convenient size, with
fair proportion of timber to each divis-
ion, and either of these divisions will
be sold to suit purchasers.
Some cash in hand will be required
and liberal credit (say of one, two and
three years. will be given to the de-
ferred payments and lien retained to
secure payment.
This tract of land is the land in which
the Rev. Sam'l. H. Willard now re-
sides.
Mr.. Willard also offers for sale one
half interest in the Mill one mile East
of Bristol, known as TIL" Willard Mill"
1t is Touring mill, with capacity
equsl to most if not any Mill in the
country, and with sufficient and mex
haustable water-power.
A purchaser would be required to
pay some cash and time given on de-
ferred payments, with vendors lien re-
tanned.
All inquiries will be answered by the
undersigned or by the Rev. S. H.
Willard. P. .. Address, Bristol Ten
neSSee.
YORK & FULKERSoN.
Sept. 16-tf.
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