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Notices of the Press.
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Two Hundred and Thirty Acres

Of the said tract to satisfy Decree rendered In
favor Of Jos. W. and Jas. G.. Owen Ex'rs Of
Sam'l E. Goodson. decd, VS.. YIN. r Moon r L.
Rhea and others. The said land will be sold fer
Cash sufficient to pay the costs of said suit and
the commissions and other costs of safe, and the
balance on credit of one. two and three years in
equal payments. the purchaser required to give
bond with approved security and a lien retained
on the land until the purchase money is fully
paid.
NJ L. BLACKLEY, Trustee,
March IL, 1s73.-4w,
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Unsurpassed, in its typography, and
wood engraving, by any periodical in the
world" Christian Union, New York.
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Boarding department in charge Of Principal and
his wife. Young ladies furnish their own pillow
cases, sheets, towels and lights. Washing can be
had at a dollar per month. No deduction from
bills unless in cases Of protracted sickness.
HE For particulars address the Principal at
Bristol, Tenn. JAN Is '73-f
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The Rev Douglas F. Forrest. as
sistant minister of st. Paul's church,
Alexandria, has received an invitation
from the vestry of st. Johns church,
Wytheville, Va, to assume the rector
ship. If Mr.. f. accepts, the vestry
will have secured most admirable
clergyman.-Ib. .-z
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VELVET RUGS at 81. So and 81.
LARGE-SIZE CALICO COMFORT.
ABLES at 81 so worth So so
BUCKSKIN GARMENTS.
UNBLEACHED KNITTING-COT.
ton at soc per pound.
WINDOW.SHADES from 81 so to
81 per pair with fixtures.
No. 10 COVENTRY RUFFLE at 81,
No. CoTENTRY RUFFLE at Csc.
apiece.
SEWING-MAGHINE NEEDLES at
5Oc for paper of ten needles.
WILL1MNNTIC SIX-CORD SPOOL
COTTON at SC. a spool. This cot.
ton is equal to Coats's and Clark's
cotton.
ENGLISH REVERSIBLE CUFFS
at 25c pair worth soc.
DIMITY BANDS at IOc worth 2Oc.
EMBROIDERED COLLARS at IOc
worth 25c. f.-
CHEMISETTES at 25c. worth SOC.
GENTLEMEN'S LINEN COLLARS
at 75c; worth 81 so, at 1 so De
dozen worth so.
GENTLENEN'S LINEN CUFFS n
So so per dozen wort 5.
COLGATES EXTRACTS at SOC per
bottle regular price 75cs. =
COLGATES SOAPS retailed NJ
wholesale prices.
SILK SCARFS and NECKTIES for
ladies at reduced prices.
LEATHER BELTS with and without
satchels.
FRlNGED NAPKINS at so and 75c
per dozen. worth 75c and 81.
HONEY-COMB or BRIDAL OU11.rs
at Is, worth 2.
EXTRA HEAVY QUILTS at 2.
worth 3.
BOULEVARD SKIRTS at So. re
duced from So. -
UNDERGRADUATES at great bar
gains.
ALASKA MINK BOAS reduced from
So to SO so.
handsome ALASKA MINK SMTS at
So worth So.
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Trustees Sale of Real Estate.

PURSUANT to Decree of the Circuit Court
held for the County of Washington, at the
September term, 1871, will offer for sale to
the highest bidder, at the Conrt House door, in
abingdon on the I4Ih day OF April. 1873.
fhe sale advertised for 24th day of February last
having been postponed by request Of all the par
ties. until that date,) all the right, title and inte-
rest, which RSbt l.. Rhea has in and to the undi-
vided tract of land mentioned in the pleadings
situated in said county, known as the Rhea Tract,
and adjoining the lands Of Henry Preston, Neil
Carmack ard others, and supposed to be about
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o. EIGHTH A NNU AL
CLOSING our SALE
WINTER DRESS GOODS, sHAWLS AND
VA CID GID M &c NJ GooD

ne hare reaNcea ne prices Of our DRESS Go0zs a0A
now OZfea.
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Mountain View High School!
BRISTOL-GOODSON. VA,

TINE next Session of Five Months of this School
for Young Ladies', will commence on the
2Sth Day of january, '73, in charge
of the following teachers
REV. D. sULLINS, A. NJ, Principal, and Prof,
of Mental, Moral and Advanced Nat. Sciences,
Prof. Z. Deichman, D. Phi, Professor of Mathe-
mates and Languages.
Mrs. B. L. Ch2nceaulme, Principal Academic De-
partment,
Mrs. SHllins. Principal Primary and Preparatory
Departments, aud Miss E. Cox and Miss Jimmie
Cardwell, Assistants.
Prof, F. E. Hacker; Teacher Of Music and Paint
ing and Drawing.
Mrs. A. 2. Sullins, Matron
TERMS, per Session Of Five Months-one- half
in advance, unless by special contract:
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JUDGE VIM. Daniel, formerly of
the Va. Court of Appeals, but for
many years, a resident of Lyuchburg.
died suddenly Of apoplexy few days
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IN 100 lib. EGS.
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scys tina: a proposal for the restoration OF the Mon
aTchy on the basis Of the charter OF 1914. will be
presented in The Assembly at the opening Of the
session.
NEW GoBS, sept I9-The house Of E Randolph
Il Co whose suspension i noticed. was Tom Scott's
New York house. The reason OF the last-named
failure, Is stated by the head Of the firm. was the
absolute impOssibility Of obtaining means due them
from other parties.
To-day nineteen failures have been reported.
Most Of the brokerage firms who suspended today
expect 10 resume business in 4 short time.
Dispatches say that &. 2. Bayard u Co. one OF
the Oldest and most reliable firms Of Philadelphia.
have suspended.
WASHINGTON. Oct. The proposition of jaw
Cooke 4 Co. made known here to-day. is to trans
fer all their property. including their Individual
property and that Of their wives TO Mr.. Rollins in
trust for .heir creditors. paying their liabilities in
. per cent installments as that sum shall be real
lied from time to time from the assets. 1t meets
with general favor in this city. Mr.. Rollins was
Commissioner of Internal Revenue for several
years. and IS low President OF the National Insur-
ance Company Of Philadelphia, in which jay Cooke
y Co. were the principal stockholders. Ii is nm
derstood that this proposition Of Jay Cooke X Co.
also includes. in the opinion OF the creditors. the
taking Of real estate or other property of the firm.
at Its appraised value.
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compelled to look idly on ut the destruction they
would be powerless TO prevent.
Our remarkable exemption from disaster in the
past may in the end prove 70 have been 4 mis-
fortune, inasmuch n it has bred 4 feeling Of
false security, from which we may be rather
rudely awakened some day to find how almost
absolutely helpless and unprotected we are from
fire. The agents Of the different Insurance Com
panies doing business here are very properly so
licitous on this subject. 1t is well known that
as high rs FIVE per cent. is not infrequently paid
for insuring dwelling houses and workshops, and
that in some localities in the city the companies
absolutely refuse 10 take risks against fire at any
premium and thus the property-holder is left
without any protection whatever against 4 ruin
that may overtake him at any moment.
Yesterday the agents Of Insurance Companies
in this city held an adjourned meeting at which
was adopted 4 memorial addressed to the Ministry,
getting forth in suitable terms the necessities and
dangers Of the situation, which unquestionably
demand the early adoption Of measures for IN
creasing the water supply
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co MNTERCEAE
FRIpAY. ocroEER ai. -.

The Greign arrivals since cur last report have been-loth.
US. flagship SEy4nae. from san Francsco British ship
AsHis FIslfHg, (Whcat oale) from san Tnncizco iu dis-
tress-rcpaihng 2lst, bark D.. e. Mlrr1B. lum san Fran
cisco and 2at, bark j. ~. Searey, from san Fnnesc7,
bringing the mails
The DEPARTURES have teCn-I8th, M1frf H1rfsay Gate
clara Louifs} fr Portland, O.. with domestic pr1I1ce valued
a: S23,;FiS schooner Mary F0sfey, or sydary. rs. w
yesterday, with cargo q sugar AMI Tulu ana brig I'm H.
Allen, Er Tahiti to-day. The Ro5srf CougH and DaaHHsss
are both up Tor Sydney.
Our advices from san FnnciscJ iu rglri ~ sugars are p'
. very unsatisfactory nature Account sales have been re-
eeived By late mails milling shippers .. 90 . cents pr p1unt
Tor eh0ice, 49, % s425 pr 100 pounds Er fair 90 good No. ].
ami bat LILLE prospect Er an advaHoe. Thee prices show
that cur sugars are MHy che cent lower than they were IN
1sGs, when Al the lowest. This SANE quality 81 sugars have
nsrtsd By asst rports from sydney from / % !. cents Ter
pound more and IN bags
Our adyices show that Tor the first nine months 0f ls5Z the
importauons Of Raw Sugars At san Fanesc5 amounted 10
100000 pounds. AMI hr n IKE period the present year,
100000
Good refining grades IN bags have ueu-i 10 san Frnrsoo
lately a. much a. choice ia kegs.
The news has nal the effect 20 stop shipments 70 sau Fran
cisco The H. e. Murray leaves Tomorrow Er that port
without a pound of sugar the like has not happened before
with oue Of our packets in ten year,. No one would be Jist-
hed in shipping under present advises. Eh1- we have vessels
10 port seeking freight br Australia.
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90 r A Schaefrr g. 60. % rkEs Bread. 80 do Groceries, 40
ar and % hf SIS flugr. l4 bags Bran 70 Henry May - pkgs
sks Flour. So bs Potatoes. 10 csks Bread 70 Walker q Allen
2 bys Bomb Lance, ] rr Mdse, 50 hbls Beef zoo or sks
F1ur 9 frkiUs Butter. % bNs Potatoes q a J Cartwright 2
I'D qr and 30 NJ skE Flour. . csks Bread. 9 10 Provisions, IS
30 Bran. u pkrs Ndss % 4 vs. PIERCE 20 or sks Flour, rs
pigs Groceries % Mcintyrc & Bros 20 pkEs Mdse q Theo II
Davi-- 81 G. Mdse o Hyman Bros Il Cashmere Goats %
T Butterfed 2.4@s hrdis shocks, 20 kegs Healing to II
Hlckfeld & Co IS pkgs Groceries % 7 Mossnan s. son Il
pkg Pump % u POSER a. Co - bales Hay. IO @ Coal On,
100 bags Bran, 100 Do Oat-, S kegs Nails o c Brser q Co
- pkgs Mdse g. J Pa1isen . pkgs Mdse % Wells, Fargo q
co 10 g Printed Cot0us % Order.
FROW sax FHAxc1sco-Per J. ". seaver, Oct. I'D 10 G.
Canned Goods, s bs Cigar, IS bNs Bread % Bohez d Coz 2
- MdAe. . b1z Lacguerel War 10 Along s. Achuck 3
Stoyes, ? bu1Is HoI0wEare- ! CSC Mdse % g Segelken 8 Co
l csc Mdse q NJ NClneuy . . Drugs % = Hoffman, 2cs
Dulgs, 4 pkgs Mdse. u O. Coal on, ; bNs Medicine, 30 g.
Gasoline, 9 q Starch, 90 sks Potatoes. - bVs Apples 10 Or
der - ~ Canned Gods. = g Extracts, 2 bales Hop, - c.
Corn Starch, = = Starch, 20 bzs Apples, @O or sks Flour 70
a May 9 pkgs Mdss % Chulan & Co 20 Or SKIS Flour, 100
bbis Line, 50 bale Hay, l pkg Medicine 70 II Haekfeh & Co.
: O. Hardware o Dillingham; & Co ! Iron SHAFT, / csc As
sorted BroOus. ] 30 Pl0Es, l bndl Wood, ] bE Cartridges, : cs
Wheat, / MOEumeut. 2 pkgs Marble 70 Castle & Cooks Q 6
Cotton Millinery, I DO Cotton Lines, 10 SKIS Oat, 6 @ and I
czk Hardware, 10 O. Bran, I CSC Brooms, ] pkg Springs, . rolls
leather. i Pipe, 3 c. IuEpentine. Il bbls PIasters, 4 g Pow
der 70 l. . Hall B. S0n 3 60 Cotton, 2 C. Feeding Bottles. 81
- and 4 bales Cotton Millinery, 2 c. Fire Arms, 2 g. Cutlery,
3 c. COburgs. ] Cse SIX, i csc Clothing, 1Z0 or SKIS Flour, 100
cs Joai OL. y sks Potatosr , - Onions z 6 Lamps, 1 bU
Glass, ! CSC MOulds, 10 bNs Apples, 100 bbls Lime % J 7 Wa
terhOuse IS g, 10 pkgs and . parcels Mdse, II c. Boots, l
DO Clothing 2 csks Claret 10 NJ 5 Grnbaum q Co; q 6
Drugs 70 r AcKibbin 2 6 Yeast Cakes, I do Olives, : do
Preserved Fruits, 20 bxs Starch, l bX PruDes, 9 bXs Desiccat-
81 Fruits, 1 cse Bacon. l bT Carrie Paste, 10 DO Apples, 81 SKIS
Oai, 100 DO Bran, 50 do Barley, 10 do Potatoes, 10 do Wheat,
g DO Onions 10 Judd g. Lame Zcs Mdse, i ream Paper % J
n Black $50 bxs Apple TO Walker g. Allen 2 cs Books 10
T G. Thrm 10 hi bbis and Is cs Whiskey, 10 c. elders, IL
c. Champagne 70 Chas Long 4 Bbls and 8 hf bbIs Whiskey
% G Rhodes 2 hf bbls and 2 c. Whiskey 10 Brown & Co.
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CONSULAR NOTICE!

- 4 COTTAGE ON THE BEACH Al
cf8 haiklSl-ka'- Apply =
sA oc25 In rs PRATT.
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NInrkeGs.

San FEANCIsCO, October 9Th
sUGAR-An invoice oG G55 bags Hawaiian per u. c. MuT-
rag, sold 10 the Bay Refinery Al &c. The general market
both for raws AMI refined is exceedingly quiet. We quote
Hawaiian grocery grades At s09ic according 10 quality.
Williams & Blanchard's Sugar Circular cor the thiuI quarter
1879, has the following
HaIcaiiGa SHgaTa-The stock on hand az the commence
meut % the quarter was unusually large, but Notwithstanding
considerable receipts, the stock al the close Is materially re-
there il evidently less economy praetioed by consumers, aud
cnoiee Hawaiian have 20 be sold az a considerable concession
upon the price Of Yellow e. During the quarter good refining
GRADES an bags have netted nearly n much as choice sugars
Ia kegs
RIcE-HawaHan table Is quoted al GG5e.
C~OFFEE-Ths market i fair, but not active. south Amer
lean is he'll at Dc. At auction, for account Of whom Il may
weights, n &c
PULU-The imPOnaiiOus per Costa Riea were all more or
less damaged by salt wafer. &c bales sold As is, from private
hands, az &C. Afauction, Il bales badly damaged. &c; 90
do, tie % DO, 7Ie.
The Eastern financial crisis came and passed without leay-
ing n ripple upon the calm surface Of Californian finances.
Our banks and bankers were never on a nrmer footing than
now were never more able to breast any storm likely 20
arise, while our mercantile, manufacturing, and agricultural
classes are in easy, Independent circumstances. Many houses
settled Eheir collection day obligations on Saturday instead
Of Monday, In order 10 OrestaIl any difficulty that might oc-
cur In Eastern financial circles. This fact furnishes concIu-
siye proof q their soundness and ability 10 meet All contin-
gencie-. -
ALONG THE HARVE
sehr Juanita, at Brewers wharf sails for waiaIua to-
morrow.
sehr Prince, at Robinson's wharf. sails for Rona and Kau
Tomorrow
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PASSENGERS.

FOE WISDwAKD PORTs-Per Kilauea, Oct. 20th-Goy Jno
20 Dominis, Rev 5 T. Bishop, Rev ID Baldwin, J T. Cham
berlain, p n Make, T J Hayselden, wife and child, Chas n
Spencer, o Spencer, Geo Hall, e II Rose, II w Meyer, Albert
g Smith, l. Richards. ID Lyons, o Meyer, J Clements, Mrs
Jackson, Thos Meek, Mr. Atai, and about G5 deck.
FRoN SAN FRANcIscO-Per ID. c. Murray, Oct. 2Ist-Miss
Robinson, w II Shipman, w G Needham, l. Delemar, Mrs J
II Hare and child, Byron Adonis, } 5 Christie, Jr, VIM Cal
der, Miss T. Brown, W Wilcox, Mrs A l. Quincy and child,
John Lang, Mrs Taylor. Miss Hattie Paul, Capt Norris, Mrs b
BOrTes, T. = Adams and wife, Henry May, Miss May, Miss
Gaskel, y ) Brewster, II Buterfeld, John Webster, James
O'Neil, Peter Helms, r " Green, Geo Martin, Master Charles
Carter, Geo Robertson, J Macarthur, Henry Roberts, John
Armstrong, Robt Mooney, Israel Fisher, Leo Cola, All Chow,
Lap Chow, Kin Fat, An Gee, An HO.
For TAHITI-Per w. Il. Allen. Oct. 24th-w Blair. NJ
Chalamei, A Lazarus, J Lazarus, wife and 4 children.
For SAN FRANcIsco-Per D.. G. Murray, Oct. 25th-E
Bailey, Mrs l. e Owen, Mrs TernlL, Geo Irwin, Miss Lizzie
Davis, Capt Lambert and wife, WIN KOeny, Mr. BnOt, VIM
Duncan and family, Mrs StOddard and child.
FROM WINDwARD PoRTs-Per Knauea, Oct. 25th-HerE Elk
X KeeIikOani, Gov J d DOminis, $ Macauley, b Meyer, X v
Husbands. w p Akau, wife and child, Simon Raai and wife,
and 6 deck.
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MARRIED.

ADAMs-FIsHER-At the New Jerusalem Church, Var
mouth Port, Mass, September 9Th, by Rev. W. III. Mayhem.
EDWARD p. ADAMS, Of this city, TO ELLEN O., daughter OF
the late William :. Fisher. IL No cards.
this city, October 23d, by the
Rev. H.. H.. Parker, Mr.. THOs. II. HARRISON to Miss HoOPH
NAPELA, all d this city.
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From San FEAxcIsco-Per ID. C.. Murray, Oct I'D IS
yDkrs Efdse. 20 pSEs Straw Boards 70 7 G Thrum &C Doors.
II pkgE Mdse 10 Levers & Dickson 3 pkgs SaddleTy 10 T. G.
AdderIey 4 pkgs Saddle-y TO p Dalton 1 csk and 3 bbls
Glass 10 A 8 CIeghon so bsgs Potatoes, 30 bNs Apples, 400
or and 90 hf SKIS Flour, $50 bbls Lime, so SKIS Oats, 20 hf bbls
Salmon. 8 ca Mdse 10 BOIIes 81 Co 40 or SKIS Flour, G5 pkgs
Groceries 70 Judd a. Lame so bxz Apples, IS do Can Fruit,
400 bags Potatoes, 63 pkgs Groceries, $50 ar SKIS Flour, 100 6
Coal on, 9 cs Furniture 70 Z p Adams q pigs Hdse 10 Geo
Mclean 50 Pkgs Dry Goods, I do Samples 10 Ed Hodschlae-
ger & Co 9 IS CO,tons, y Pkgs Groceries, 2ss or sks Elou
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DIED.

TmoMPsON-At the residence Of 5. A. Hayens, Webster
City, Iowa, September 2d, JNO. II. THOMPSON, aged 43 years
ami 4 months.
CLAvIE-In this city, October 18th, MI. AUGUsTE CLAvIE,
a native Of Toulouse, France, aged 43 years.
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DEPARTURES.

Projected Departures.
FoR San FRANCIsCO-Bark ID g Murray, sails this day.
FoR CIRCUIT OF KAUAI-Stmr Kilauea, sails Wednesday.
FoR 5YDHEY-Schr Dauntless, sails about Wednesday.
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al Terns o Frst-elass PurcAaseT
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-03
Exploits OF IL Colt.

A few days since Mr. J. ". Kline
of Pembroke, y. Y, took his mare
from the barn, leaving two months
colt behind. On his return some two
hours after, he found the colt Oh the
root O! the barn. Being unable to fol-
low the mare, it had sought some means
OF escape. In the first place it had gone
up flight of stairs-fiiteen steps-then
over the hay NOW, and out OF window
in the gable end OF the barn, on 10 q
halt roof. From this elevation it worn
ed its way 10 the root OF the main barn
which is very steep; then it retraced its
steps TO the half roof, whence, on the
return o. the mother, it jumped to the
ground, distance Of fourteen feet, q
ieat which it successfully accomplishe ed
without being the leas. injured. Turf
FIsH aud Farm.
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LnnisinmA sugar Crop.

The New Orleans Picayuns Of the
20.h, says tia: advices up to the 18th
OF September, from some of the lower
parishes, are to the effect that the cane
crops in some portions of these are very
good, while in others they are decidedly
behindhand. Our information states
that the average size OF the crops in
these parishes ls somewhat below what
i was ct this time last year. The cane
crop in such localities has been visited
by TOO much rain for the entire season.
1t g hoped by the planters, however
that the present spell OF comparatively
dry weather will send the cane vigor-
ously ahead again. 1t has still nearly
two months to grow, and much OF il
will attain a very fair size.