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FTD3N sNt PdN 1!NH HaEEI{e.
Tho Russians and Americans havo from time
Of divers kinds. To those may bo added the
capabilities shown by either milton for produo-
Ink extraordinary religious seets. Tho latest
thing in that line which has come to our knowl-
elge auems worthy OF passing remark. The
fair Hooturians-for with q few exceptions they
woro all OF tho fair sox-dwe1t In rho Russian
town OF porchov.and wore oallod sernphinoysli,
from their founder. Father aeraphinus. Their
crood WAS implicit faith in their revorond loader;
Tho women wore converted In crowds aud aoon
there would have boon no hair left In Porchoy,
when tho police wero moved to inquire into the
subject. They discovered TINT Father eoraph-
inus had . brother who doalt in coirures and
tho monk and barbor united to drive very
pretty trade in tho troHscB sacrificed by the dey0-
teos. Tho eeraphio doctor now lieB In prison,
with full leisure to mediate on the dlsadyan-
tages Of combining religion md business.
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oour1,o not without conniyanoo from aosno En"
gtinll fca1orn OH thn pllo. On r,1cslay 1t VIVA nl
logod by tho f'anitary Uomtniuuonora of tie city
that no lcHa than 10000, 600 pounds Of suoh ten
totally unilt fur 1l.nsan foot was III bond rcaty
for palo.. Tho quantity would, we baItoyo, be
groatly, Increased i rariially ntlultoratoa ton
Tho City Doar.l Of Health want additional powers
to compel Its destruction. Tl1oy only walit alli-
tionRl courage to olfend tlo Importers, who aro
orton men Of tho highont "rcbI reliability" Thoy
doring, particularly wl,on II u mngnot is intro
tluccd into cllogt 1t III d,aw.l ont covered with
ron-lllings. rio grand difficulty, ronta with
country purchasers, who srant tca at ! aAilfng
aud ponce, which thoy cannot have, tte lowest
Cuntosns llayo certainly t'owor to sonl dangerous
ton to I1or MnioasY'1 tolncco pipe" tho fur
rnco into which, forbidden artiolos aro thrown,
and should do It.
, 1873-11-23

nl wore lhu eusc with y1lc, hs gllornous receipts
wrio d#posod Of, null Tho nnc1ulypoal t'r1nncss Of
prices. notwithstanding h1ortny'a supply amounted
10 gonta q c3, tho ,nnr]sut nctlvo md buoy.
mt q: 1G@iio adyns,re tho previous
gatnralay's 1'rtco1, choice to extra grades go
Inn to $4.1HGjA.2o. Under tho tnn,onEo rcccittB
Of tho foiluwng two 1ayn {over Qoo woro yarc thu
marlot carel up itttfe. prices failing on 10 a6o@
40o but thn snllnr supply Of Tray c'lnhlo HcIturs
To rcc.ycT tstcr lost grolnl, aid resK rriccn aro
RoDl f0o higher Than tue tslo ct 1lr iakk weekly
roslow Tilo nnt,sunl activity III Tho nsnand fur tho
product, anil Tho consequent tpwArd inovcnGtt 0t
l,rcey Impaired confident feeling to packets, aud Of
tho ,67t uts received, fully 125.oUU hayo found
their why Into tllrir llsl.hs-cei1y ut SJ.7o@3.93.
How loH 0lr market would Withstand tho rroasro Of
a daily htrry nf III, TOO b.Ys, which 1t has hoen
Gubjocod t. tuttng tic past half dozen.
days, fnnla!hs' to bn Ha,n. An unflv0rablo
clintiEe in lie weather, or a materially
d!R,5hfnllel omHn1 for lilo product, would, under
largo rcccipta ~ VIC 1ayu Ind during tho raat wcok
affect Tho inHrkot mora immediately md much inore
Heriunly tltnn ulitlcr or1tAry supieg. AH tito 9ni-
catios feen TO ba III faynr Of rtur prccs Inter In tho
soasoii, toro aoca not nlpsr 10 e any occasion TO
rush all tho ho,1 to market tllia month.
T0"aay tratlo opened le s1aek. owing 10 tho firm
yewa entertained by holcru, III ntlyancn Of GG3l0o
being asked. subsequently, howovrr-sellors hnvlug
"Eofencd, t-shqre was lairly actlyn noyomeut and
hoforo night tho pens wero pretty we'll cleared bnlen
reported at $3T09a.10, with tho bulk vt $3808
3.05. ~.
To closing prices OF tllta week, compared win soso
current on lilo corresponding dnto list ycar N
follows
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CATTLE-Tho week opened under Tather favorable
wsrd Tendency. The arrivals during Sunday, Mon
ag o II a
compared with tho lowest prices Of Tue previous week
The following three days brought increased @ reeSpts
s'siea Pss A1saa s,lasa.s1a NJ = Ssstssn opsss|sss
efa q shipping ssstins 5aot to .Ssst
whore they were at tho close Of last weok Tho cattle
set forward during The rss haH Of the week weEo O.
cept1onay good, and tho average Of prtcea waa tho
hgheat snco September. hut since Wednesday the aE-
rivals haye been pooE, Thursdaya and FFidAys 70
iam araaes Tho yS rsnRo Of prccs PAID was ao9
6l21, tho inside aguro foE scalawsgo and the out
silo for bunch of % e1tra lows steers Thsee weso
great hulk ot tic atock was diapossd Of & at
rlces ringing downw.ra from 800 FL Mns'tenT&s b Ts
1:sS''1 t7s, %htle 3a' buyers for ScT xefk
b.ny md boston operated principally at $So99 80 3aS
Tbera has been ast'o aye .ps oo
SGD to taly suataa former ratoa Veal cslyea hsve
aod t ts@soo for Roo s1a 4 e s '0r
To-day only ANAL amount Of salea was wan. accom-.
piisAed Duyo9s were few, and thoir wants ToEs @
sna not s oso.e peos non oows
euorXT1oMs.
Extra Beeyes-d Graded steers, sverag9ng1 400 x.
on!es Gs sna it, we formed
to year old steers, averaging 1,9oo to
oasa atS9 nss;::c lss aely formed
secrs' nyoraung 400 10 1850 lis. 44oa4F6
sutna 1'lSo to ,2so ihs, hs,.,.,.......... 4ooa25
Dutehers' Btock-Common to fair stecrs,
svorasns so5 10 lOo is. 1so3425
o ilosh, averaging Too 10 i,o5o 1s 24o@o.2s
staas. bulls, and acaawag stoers ,.,.,. 1.75@o.23
Cnttlo--Taxa8 Cl,oico cor1.-fo. ...,,.. A.2s4sa6
Outto-loxav Northern wiutorel 476433, rs
Ustte-Voxas through, droyes. ...,...... lGUe-3.o0
IlOn8The arrivals during tho past week hayo beer,
18461l against 054 laAt week 138 week bcforo
as and AL for tho c0rrespondin week Last year.
III tbis hrnch Of tho market tho past weak has been
notable one--,ionbls bocaua9 the receipts l,ayo boon
larger by Bono 80 200 oad than ever before fnowl IN
Tho history ol tho trade and notable hocauso THIS nt-
preoedanty heavy Hnply haE boeu unloAdea from tic
cars yarded aud properly cured for without unusual
domination, Int the Hnat remarkable seaturaa sftaF
, 1873-11-23

Wheat wna rather quiet and irregular. Cash
whoat was ntoaty at about tho ua,no prices aa
q rather noryoua feeling throughout There
waa good alIpping domald for cash wheat. and
about Ill THO offerings woro rcadily takon up,
wiio some lots wera bought for delivery on Mon
dny, Notwithstanding tho oaAior focling Eaat.
Tic odga Of tho speculative movement Waa par
TALLY dullol by reports which Indicated Il as
probable that 81! the grain hittorto loukod ''p
III tho canal will bo forwarded to Now York, and
oIty. This early private dispatches from TINT poiut
quoted whQat 90 lower, but the public adyices
, 1873-11-23

Withdrawn from store OIL Friday for city con.
sumption G76 bu wloat; 4,057 bu corn; 1,1oo
..bu oats; 1,195 bu rye; 5.571 hi bnrley. With
drawn for do during tho raBt wook: 81 ,506 hu
whoat; 25,0B4 bu corn; 22,897 bu oats 8,2o0 bu
rye; 10000 bn barley.
The following grain has leon inspected into
storo this morning up 10 10 oc1oc1s: l80 cars
wheat, 7G cars corn, al cars oatu, D cars ryo, 2s
cars barley. Total, sl4 cars, or liz, ,000 bu.
Tho following woro the receipts mud shipments
Of breaistura mud llyo stock at this point during
tho past week aud for tho corresponding weeks
ending o. dntod.
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/ f'prk Lard s{Funs steaid's tHfddFes,
tTss, tcs. tes. tbf. fbs.
W'ek uud gNov.
%. 1878. llE9 8,4p6E 9el8 l91, &QQf e41b 200
Eaue weak f87a l7.16a &6aaE lt49 2Q,tQQI b73 y7a
Hnoo NV. 49, ~ 860 TO- 626l 6d OIL GS l9 149 668
Sapg tIMo 167 II, 145 1881 l467 M7,bO1l 1d7 ta7

tInoudea ali cut rnoats oxcopt shoulders and 8. r
sG;Toeu bans shipped during tho weot .sis pcs.
agaiast 28a pos tho corresponding poFind last
sass mo-, 1S7a a'oss pa. against - ats pcs the
Total number of boxes OF meats shipped
during the week, II, 1000, against 6,Go9 boxer the
preceding week. Total pieces shipped during
tue weols, including green hams. 04.6o4, against
1850 pieces tho preceding wook..
Flour was much less active, and was generaly
quoted shade easier In feeling, without change
In quotations. I1ioro was aome inquiry on OK
port account, but the bulk OF tue orders
Boo1ned to hayc been already hllcd,
leaving but few lots wantod. Offerings
woro not large, and flour was quoted Arm
in New York ind Liverpool. Bran was atoady.
Sales wore reported Of 100 brla white winter o.
tres at 1925; 100 brls do OYis) at so.26 100
brla do on private terms 100 blls spring extras
(Alamakoe) ut 5000; 200 brla do Of $5.7t; 100
6rla do at $3.50; 100 brls do at s5121l; 900 brls
do on private terms 80 brls ryo at $780, 100
brls do at s440; 90 6rls do on private terms 30
brlH buokwheat at $0.35 !; as brls do At a90o
100 brlB do at 1915. Total, 2,076 brls. Also 10
tons bran at $12.50 on track. Tho following
wnra tho Oloeiup nricea,
, 1873-11-23

From tho London Spectator.
The queation OF spurious Or in}nrtone tea
seema to bo growing important, Tho Chinese
have discovered that tea loayea mixod with dung,
iron-RlingH and otl,or substances, all powdered
line, suits the English market, aud arc sending
compounds Of that sort over In huge Ilaesoa, VI
, 1873-11-23
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING, Nov. a..
Tho following were tho receipts and shipments
Of Tho lending articles of prot1nco i'll Chicago
during tho past twenty-four hours. md for the
corresponding date ono year ago: :
, 1873-11-23

Review Tor tEau yVcel1 Ending Snt1r.
day, Nov. 90.
SATURDAY EVENING, Nov. "a.
The receipts Of 1.-Two stock during tho weok hayo been
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-09-23
Tie FINANCIAL Crash.

On Thursday last the Banking
Houses Of Jay Cooke E Co, in
New York, Philadelphia and Wash
ington suspended. The announce
lDent created the widest con5terna-
ton andjn thc course Of forty-eight
hours, one after one Of many Of
the oldest and starnchest firms fol
lowed. Even Fisk 81 Hatch went
by the board. The Firm OF Jay
Cooke, Mccullough d Co., in Lon
don, Is said to be unimpaired and
to possess a large surplus which
will come to the aid Of the
American houses. The result is
due 10 the effJrt to blow and bolster
the Northern Pacific rail road, the
latest grand Eumbug OF the age
Jay Cooke holds out hopes that
they will soon be able to resume and
we hope it may prove true. But
we doubt!
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-09-23
SALE OF E4LUABLE REAL
ESTATE.

Attract OF LAND Of 434 ACRES
rolling lands, with more than one-halI
with as fine timber a. grows in 5. w.
Va. good
TITO STORY BRI OK OWL
ENG
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 mile
and half of Bristol, in Washington
! County Va. and will be sold, all to-
gether ifa purchaser should want the
whole oft.
The farm can be divided into three
divisions of convenient size, with a
| 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 liberalcredit tSay of one, two and
three yearsl 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. Saml. II. Willard now re-
s.dts.
Mr.. Willard also offers for sale one
half interest in the Mill one mile East
of Bristol. known as the''Millard Milli
1t is a Touring mill, with capacity
equal to most if not any Mill in the
country, and with sufficient and mex
haustable water-power.
\ 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. II.
Willard. p. o. Address, Bristol Ten
nessee.
YORK & FULKERsoN.
Sept. 16-tf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-09-23
OUR LETTER FROM EU-
ROPE.

PARIS. Sept. ., 1873,
10 the Editor Ofthe Mars:
Your letter Of 18th Ulto, the sec
ond received from you since my arri-
val at London, has just arrived. The
pleasure il gave me ! need not speak
of. but / must say ! had 20 long been
Il stranger in a foreign country, with
out letters or news from nome. had
become somewhat hardened to it
English papers publish next thing
TO no news from America. The cOn-
tinental papers publish none.
] wrote you when here on my way
to Vienna. In that ten days soiourn in
this, loveliest of all cities / became so
much fascinated with the beauties and
gaieties of Paris as to long to visit it
again. Hence | am now here. On
my first visit, I, like all Americans
went TO the Grand Hotel. Certainly
there is no missioner, for in every re-
spcct tit is grand. Once driven into the
great court, one finds himself hemmed
in 10y the great building on every side
and over head by glass. Around are
orange trees, flowers and hundreds Of
guests, talking. reading drinking &c.
Every where we hear the sound of
American voices, even among the at
tendcnts, we see typical american, with
feet.on table or chair, and splitting his
tobacco Juice upon the floors, and a
servant closely following and cleansing
il. Frequently we hear the profanity
peculiar 10 the American tongue. The
Fienchmen looks in only to depart
quickly, disgusted with american no.
tons and vulgar habits. Prices at the
Grand are extravagant, yet an Ameri-
can must stop there on his first trip
After viewing the ways and habits OF
the continent, and observing how
smoothly and plainly other people
move he feels is to be pity the
American people cannot all see the
continent, if for no other reason than
10 acquire habits of civility and polite
ness. Upon his return the Shoddy,
the bragadOciO, again seeks the grand.
The quiet gentleman finds lower
priced, more quiet, yet far more aristO-
cratic house. / am now stopping at
the Lovre, and like il much better.
Paris is rapidly regaining its former
splendor and gayety. One sees no
marks of war, save those left 10y the
commune. These are being efiaced Us
rapidly ms possible. In our trip across
France To Strasbourr, we found only n |
series of garden called farms. No fem
.,.s no houses, save in villages. In /
;ernlnny every one seems TO have 4
money and were it not for soldiers, ev- 4
arv where Ia be seen, one would think 4
I "A quiet and prosperous country
Yut upon reaching the Austrian line.
,Iihouph the language IS the same,
he habits are very different. Every
where the women are found DONG the
,ardast mean"sf labor. We see tNeh
nj TN f...rn with spade aud hoe, IN the
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-09-23
StieH1s Pianos.

Upwards of fifty First Premium
Gold and Silver Medals, were awarded
to CHAS. Nj. STEIFF. for the best
PIANOS, in competition with all the
leading factories in the country.
Office and Warerooms, No. On. Lib
erty St., Baltimore, Md.
The superiority of the Unrivalled
Stieff Piano Forte, is conceded by all
who have compared il with others. In
their New Grand Square, Il Octaves.
the manufacturer has succeeded in
making the most perfect Piano Forte
possible.
Prices will be found as reasonable
as consistent with thorough work
manship.
A large assortment of Second Hand
Pianos always on hand, from S75 to
$500.
We are agents for the celebrated
Burdett Cabinet, Parlor and Church
Organs, all styles and prices, to suit
every one, guaranteed to be fully equal
to any made.
Send for illustrated Catalogue, con-
tanning NAMES of over 1900 Southern
ers, 500 Of whom are Virginians,
200 North Carolinians, 80 East Ten
nesseeans. and others throughout the
South, who have bought the Stieff
Piano since the close of the war.
May ~, '73,-ly.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-09-23
Krnnncr af. Abingdon

Gen. Kemper addressed, ycster-
day at Abingdon, in a two hour:
speech, at least two thousand peo-
pie, He was very unwcll, and at
times scarcely able to proceed will
his speech, yet he held the attention
Of the entire crowd, which at times
INDUCED in such outbursts Of APP
plau5e as shook the building. His
effort did not differ materially from
his Warrcnton speech, which we
have already published, and it pro-
duced a most excellent effect. His
points were brilliant and his reas-
oning close. At its close loud calls
were made for Col. Gilman, of the
WING, who amused and pleased the
audience for while in speech no.
ted for lis beauty, Perspicuity and
humor.
The day was a decided success,
and The remarks Of Gen. kcmpcr
were such As to arouse a grave and
scrutinizing interest among the re
sponsible and thinking people Of
the county, and they will cast a
large vote for X. w, d. in the very
home Of Hughes.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-09-23
Conservative State Committee.
Resolution Adoptcd-NTatters OF
Party Organization.

The Conservative State Committee
met again at the Exchange Hotel
Friday morning. and proceeded to
fill as far as possible the lists of Sen
atOrial and county canvassers. Sew
eral appointments are yet to be made
and that duty vas deigated to the
Executive Committee. who will confer
with county committees before act
ing.
General Kemper- Colonel Withers
and Mr. Daniel were present. and
consulted with the committe in re-
ference to appointments for speak,
ing.
The following important resolutions
were adopted:
Resolced. That, without at all un-
dertaking to interfere with the right
of each county and city by its own
local committee to determine its own
plan of organization as provided by
the State Committee, this committee
recommend to the local committees as
far as practicable to conform to the
plan of organization under which the
campains of lSG9-'70 was so sue
cessfully conducted.
ReS0iceI, That the county conn.,
mittees be authoized to make adj
diuonal appointments of county cam
vasSers when, in their judgment, it is
deemed necessary, and notify the
Executive committee of said appoint.
men!s
Re@oycsd, That while the committee
expressly disclaims the right or the
purpose 70 interfere in the choice of
or in the conduct of local
elections. it does claim the right and
declare its earnest purpose not only
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-09-23

k00 BARRELS Raw and Refined Su-
OUUgars.
125 Bis. Golden and Black Syrups.
200 Sacks Rio, Laguayra. Java, and
Mocha Coffees.
800 Kegs Old Dominion Nails.
200 Boxes assorted sizes Window
Glass.
600 Reams assorted sizes Wrapping
Paper.
800 Pounds Jute, Paper and Cotton
Irvine.
100 boz. Long Handle Brooms.
100 boz. & Hoop Buckets.
90 Kegs Ri Carb Soda.
100 Caddies Black and Green Teas.
80 Cases Concentrated Lye.
Sept, 9-tf LEE & TAYLOR BROS.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-09-23
CONGRESSIONAL CANvAssERs

FIRST DISTRICTS t Gunter of Ac-
comac, w r AyIett OF King William,
Fitzhugh Lee OF Stafford.
Second District-D J Goodwin OF
Portsmouth, DIR George Rives of Prince
George, Judge B W Lacy of New Kent
third DiStrict-WS Gilman OF Rich
mond, q ID Wise of Richmond, + d
! Winston of Lonisa.
Fourth Disfrict-ThOmas F GOode OF
I Mecklenburg, p W Mckinney OF
Farnville, Charles StriEgfelIOw OF Pc
tersburg.
Fifth DiStrict-George c Cabell OF
Pittsylvania, John Staples OF Patrick.
Peter Saunders. Jr of Franklin.
Sirth DiStrict-W w Berry of Bed
ford, J ID Houston Of BOteiOurt. John
w Daniel of Lynchburg.
SeUenth Districts II Moffatt of
Rockingham, Y w SOuthall of Abe
marie, James Bumgardener of Augusta.
Eight District-M Harrison of Lou
dOun T Menefee of Rappahannoek,
r w Hunter Of Frederick.
Ninth Distrjct-Wiiliam p Cecil of
TazeweIl, w Marshall OF Craig, A l.
PridemOre of Lee.
The following canvassers have been
appointed for the Senatorial districts I:
1st District-Lawrence i. Taylor, of
Alexdrria city: Jno. A. Carter of
London.
2nd-WilliaEl i. Farley. of Madison.
3rd-William NJ. Cabell, Of Buck
ingham.
4th-Peter Saunders. of franklin.
jth-J. T. kirkpatrick, of Lynch
burg.
6:h-M. r. Greene, of Halifax.
7th-B, p. Lee, john B. Young, ".
p. Burwell
6th-WD. II. Mann, of Nottoway.
9th-W. T. g Gregory, Petersburg.
lOth-John r. Chambliss, Green's
Vile.
11th-Jonn W. Young, of Ports
mouth.
12th-Thomas n. Welfh. Of Car oline
l3th--William Baird of Essex
18th Il. Z cambridge, of Frederick.
l5th-Moscs Walton, of Shenan-
dOah.
IGth-Marshall Hanger, of Angus
ia.
i7th-Henry i. Blair. of Roanoke
I8th-F. S Blair of Wythe.
19th-R. r. Henry, of Wise.
20th-E +. filler, of Scott.
2lst-J. Y. Brooke, of Fauquier.
22nd-Jno. j. Marye, of Fredericks-
burg.
23rd-R. T. W. Duke, of Char
24th-W. r. BerkIey of Prince Ed
ward.
25th-Robt. WHITEHEAD of Amherst
2Gth-Berryman Green of Danville.
27th-J. 0. Hensley, of Bedford.
28th-Arthur Segar, of Elizabeth
City.
29th-J. Edwin Belts, of Northum-
land.
3Oth-Wm. i. Green, of Charlotte.
3lst-A X. Leake. of Goochland.
32nd-John r. Kilby. of Nanse-
mond.
jjrd-L. IL. Starke, OF y Norfolk
county.
34th-Robt. McCandliSh, of Mid
llesex.
35th-Able T. Johnson of Accomac.
llesex.
36th-John Paul. of Rockingham. !
37th-Wm. \. Anderson, of Rock
bridge.
3Sth-A. A Plegar. of Montgomery. !
39th-J. NJ. French, Of Bland.
40th-Jos. 7. Campbell of Wash
ngton.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-09-23

X w. d. meals Kempcr, With
ers, Daniel, and is translated, Keep
Within thy Duty.
II. r. F. means Hughes, Rams
dell and Fultz, Heroes Of the Radi-
cal Farce.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-09-23

SHIFTING CAMBRIC at %,
ward worth sc. .''
TUCKED CAMBRIA. full ward nil.
at SIPS per yari ''''
BLACK ALPACAS and RO,rp,
ZINES in all qualities.
AUSTRALIANS CREPE at 50- No..
yard. very cheap. 20
BLACK. IRON GRENADINF
DOMESTIC GINGHAN. an EXCEL.
article. at 12tc- per pard
LEATHER BELTS in all quaIi.,s-
TRUNKS. EALISES. SATCUrrs
and LUNCH BASKETS
SASH RIBBONS. in great v,-;--
much below regular prices.
FANS in all styles and qualities
LAnlES, READY-MADE Gar
MENTS of everp description
LADIES TRAVELLING SITS
and REDINGOTFS.
ENGLISH CUEYIOT SHIFTING q.
2Oc- per yard. same as we sold I,,.
seoson at Sc. per yard
BED-TfCk every quality. from IN
to 3Jc. per yard; \ general aSso-.,
ment Of GOODS suitable for men
and BOYS wear.
UTICA IO~4 BLEACHED SHEET
ING at SOC. per yard.
FULL WIDTH UNBLEACHFD
SHEETING At soc. per ward.
FL LL-WIDTH BLEACHED SHEET
ING at :h5c. per ward.
BLEACHED PLLOW.CASE COT
TON. a yard and a quarter wide. q,
shilling per yard.
NEW YORK MILLS COTTON q,
2Oc- per yard.
WAMSUTTA BLEACHED COTToV
at I9c. per yard.
DANOL MILLS BLEACHED est
TON. the favorite brand. only t,.
ANDROSCOGGIN. ABTRy and
FRUIT UF THELOOK BLEACH.
ED COTTON 1t = Sailing prr
yard.
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BACKGROUND COLORED SILK.
STRIPE GRESADINE atIj2c.-
you'd be cheap n 2jc. per ward.
WHITE GROUND COLORED
STRIPE GRENADINE 81 I2lc,
per yard worth 2Dc.
RLACK - GROUND COLORED
STRIPE GRENADINE al I2Ic.
per yard worth 20c.
. PLAIN-COLOR JAPANESE pop.
Inns at lZLc- per ward worth pc.
STRIPED JAPANESE POPLINS,
IN all colors. at 1G2c. worth PC.
POLKA-DOL CHINESE GRASS
CLOTH. full yard wide, at Ijc.
worth 25c. per yard
/ PLAIN and STRIPED WASH.POP-
Inns at l5c- per yard worth pc.
\ large assortment of fast coloy
LAWNS at I299 and 1G2c. per yard
worth TGg and Doc.
SCOTCH BINGHAM at 1G2c. worth
25c. per yard.
BUFF VICTORIA LAWN at pc.
! wrOth nc. per yard.
COLORED SATIN-STRTPED PER-
GALES at 25c. worth SOC. per ward.
LINEN TUSSORE SUITING-sone-
thing new this seasonal % and
30. worth 40 and SOC. per ward.
COLORED LINEN LAWNS at Pc
per yard worth 35c.
WHITE VICTORIA LAWN with
satin band sidestripe for trimming
at &c per yard worth SOC.
PIQUES at 25i 80. 81. 40 and SOC.
per yard-aiI much below regular
prices.
SATIN = STRIPED VICTORIA
LAWN at 50c.-would be cheap at
4Oc.
BLACK SILKS from 81 to 81 per vd.
COLORED SILKS at much below
regular prices.
SWISS. CAMBRIA. NAINSOOK-
NULL, and ORGANIZE MUS
Inns.
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Lager Beer
sam1 Ridgeway, Pitt. } In the Circuit Court

Saml Ridgeway, Pitt In the Circuit Court
Martha Ridgeway, DIT. of Washington Co.
To Mss. Martha Ridgeway.
Take notice, that OH the 81 day Of Oct. 1873
at Joseph Decks residence, in lower end Of
Washington county, | viii proceed 70 take
the deposition of John Ridgeway and others,
to be read as evidence in my behalf IN tie
above suit, in which | am Plaintiff and yor
are defendant.
The taking of said deposition will be con
tinued from time to time, and from place 10
place until completed.
John C. Summers. SAN'L RIDgEwAY.
Counsel foI Plf Se1.z-t.