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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-09-19
THE ST. CLAIRE HOTEL,
RICHMOND. VA.

RICHMOND, VA.
Corner of Grace and Ninth Streets
The most elevated, central and fash.
ionable location in the city, frontine
on the Capitol Square, convenient to
all the public buildings = City,
State and Federal-Railroad depots,
Churches, and Immediately on. the
line Of the Street Railway, making it
the
Most Desirable Hotel
IN the city for travellers and tourists. II has
been thoroughly renovated, painted, papers
ed and furnished throughout with handsome
suits of Furniture, new Bedding, sc.
1t will be kept in FIRsT-CLAss style, under
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as the prince of caterers.
Omnibuses and Porters will be in atten-
dance upon the arrival of Trains, Steamers,
&c. BOard-s2.5O per day. ..... =
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@ sULLINS
Female College

Opens uniformly on the 4th Thursday
in August and third Thursday in Jan
uary in each year and runs 20 weeks.
Rev. d. SULLINs, d. D., President and
Prof. Mental and Moral Science.
Rev. D, S. HEARON, A. b (E. & II. Col
lege,) Latin and Higher Mathematics
Mrs. b. L. CHANCEAULME, Priucspal
Academic Dept. .
Miss EMMA Cox, Principal of Preparatory
and Primary DePts.
Miss SALLY JAMES, Asst. in Prim. and
Prep. Depts.
Mrs. CLEO HEARON, French.
+. Il. HACKER, Principal of Music Dept.
and Prof. of German.
MISS MAMIE R. CHANcEAULNE, Assistant
in Music. .... ..
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AT Bamberger's you will find the
novelty Of linen bosom shirts un.
iaundriedD only Sl.25, worth $500.
march 29,-tf
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For rs cents you can buy fur hat at
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Clothing made to order at Bamber-
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NO. Samaritan Nervins.

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MILLINERY GOODS

M MILIINLN1 L VUUDS, Ut
which is now very complete and is Of
fered to the public at low rates for cash.
A Misunderstanding department has
been added to the business, aud dress
es will be made and fitted in the very
latest Styles. Call at Harmelingis
stand Main street.
April 18th, 1S76-tfa ~ ..t
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Boarding department in charge Of President
and vile. Young ladies furnish thoir own pillow
cases, sheets, towels and lights. Washing can be
bills unless IN cases Of protrsc!od sickness,
- 50 , OF particulars address the Principal at
brstob Tenn |.- Sept. Is, 74.--tf
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Miss Addie GaICheI1

Has just returned from the the Eas-
tern cities, where she spent several
weeks in examination of the Spring
Styles and selecting in person her
Stool of . T" T. = g.. =
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Cottage Chairs-Very Nice and
Cheap.

have a nice lot of cane-bottom
chairs, fine finish and beautiful style.
Wlli be sold cheap, Any style of
furniture put up to order, low
H.. III. A. Buckley.
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Purchase of the sneed Farm.


The old Sneed Farm at old Glade
Spring, containing 100 acres, has
been sold, Mr.. VIM. B. Mason Of
Dubitn Depot, being the purchaser at
$42.5o per acre.
Mr.. Mason is a very interprising
gentleman, and will be a valuable
acquisition to thoGlade Spring neigh
borhood. He is a native of Newport,
Giles county and married a daughter
of Capt. Guy D. French, decd, of
Pesrisbnrg For SeveraEzyears he
has--resided at Dublin in Pulaski
county. O. g
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S. TIE !
Grand, Square, and Upright
PIANOS.
Have received the highest encomiums
wherever they have been introduced.
Made Of the very best material
Jim, throughout, ~
April 10, '75-tf

they are nevertheless offered at price
that viii compare favorabIy with
those of any .frSt-clas8 mandatory on
this continent, The best is always the
cheapest, and hence purchasers OF
Stieff Pianos will find a satisfactory
equivalent for their money, -
The lasting Quality of their instu-
ments is fully attested by the many
Educational and other Institutions, in
the Southern States especially, where
over 400 are in daily use, AID by the
unanimous verdict OF the best perior-
mers of this aud other Countries
Terms as favorable as is consistent
with the times, and every instrument
fully warranted for fve years. ~.
We are also Sole Agents for the
States of the
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-09-19

Old John R9iiaSon- has reduced the
price of admission to the Circus to
5Oeelts foraduits, aud 25=cents for
children. : This accords with the
strtpgency of the times. -
--4=- -
Hs ladies' Ilojted, -Messrs. Smith
u Chapman ordiallylmvite the la
dies to. yisittheir marble yard. Much
OF their handsomest works. shipped
rs soon asst is finished. sothat ifonIy
casua oppctnnitieslare used, it is
iikeiy.to be unseen by them. Some
Of their worl: isvery beautiful and is
very deliberately carved The ladies
Will always be welcomed and pains
taken. TO- exhibit the work to them.
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DR.. WADE-Dear sin: Have been AFFLICTED with
ed To derauAem When iu Baltimore, Iast Nu'
Fembor, procured one bottle OF LIVER tugEEu'
specially,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-09-19

-----, Vocalist.
Mrs. A. r. SULLINs, Matron.
The Painting and Drawing Department
will be taught by Prof. Hacker. .
Wax-Work will be taught by Miss Chan
ceaulme.
Terms Per Session of FEUc Months.
The terms per Session Of twenty weeks one.
hall In advance, unless by special contract are as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-07
THE SOUTHERN COUNTIES.
h. L.. W.

TIM ELECTION or \ RrPUBlICAN CONGRESSMAN ~
TIE TwENTY-NINTH DISTRICT ASSURED -
LIBERALS FOR HAYEs-LARGE RErUBLCANGAiNs.
lrRoM An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENTS or TIE rmHrNtl
WELLsvILLE, Nov. 6.-The XXlXth Con-
gressiona! District will approach one Of her oldtmc
Republican majoritics The Democrats concedc from
1000 TO 1900 the Republicans claim from 5000 to
$500 and there Will probably be 5000 majority Tor
HAYES and wheeler. IImgerford, for Congress, VIII
probably run 200 or 800 ahead Of his ticket; and ~
also claimed that Morgan will ahead 80 far Ia steuben
and Arganv Counties as TO than offset any gain
OF Iucus Robinson In his county Of Chemung The LIB
erals OF AIlcgauy very chthusasuc over moieah'
and the business men Of Stcuben VIII support him cor
daily in both parties aud IT is claimed that MT kopih
son is personally unpopular with bis ne'ghpofs on
account Of some dsagrccments over city matters in
Emira that he will not show any special Strength thcic
It will probably be found that taking the district through
the candidates for Governor will about even with
their tickets Mr. HungerfOrd, the Republican candidate
for Congress Is very popular in his own county OF
Stcuben and will several hundreds ahead In his
town Of Corning alone. Mr. LOvcridge OF Aegdny his
opponent, While not weak nomination, Is making
hopeless fight and will not ahead OF his ticket II
Mr. Walker the present member had not declined a re-
nomination the fight would undoubtedly have been much
warmer He made a very popular member as being the
Democrat who defended against the Southern Democrats
the charge that the Emra prisod bad as Auder
sonvle Bat he was sent in tidal wave which has
receded and he could not have hoped for reelection
The district used to give in war days 1000 or 900
majority but SO large margin left for factions
and feuds in the party and the regency established
Elmra frttered away the strength of the whole party
This accounts for the reaction which elected
Walker in 1874 by nearly 5000 majority The defeat
OF use, however, for II has reunited the party,
senced the regency and scared the local leaders into
union The counties are therefore put down about
as follows: Aegany, $500 and steuben 500 Republican,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-07

majority Chemung, 800 Democratic majority -i"'N'"7
a net Republican majority Of 5000 The canvass IT,
however, q very exciting one, the voters are ai"u''"'
and result, think, VIII show this to be moderate
estimate.
The County ~ Aegany has been thoroughly canvassrd
Ivy school districts and the verified by election
districts and, making all allowances Ia favor oi c
Democrats, the majority cannot fan below 100 ana
may reach 5000 The Liberal vote OF 900 VIII uiNlur
nearly equally between the narilcs ih"-h ~ ,,nt
claim tWotlurls of II. Tue Temperance Ithcl II i"t
heard of, bat the Cooper and Cary ticket Is. an n
Republicans fear they viii lose 500 votes which VIII DC
thrown away Mr. Cooper. There are nearly rs hinl
u .mocrats whose hearts are IN tooprrs calNe, pli
on election day they Will JON thrr party EihhS ,',
heard before | came here that thlS dlS'H'clluh "''
among the chccsc-uakcrs- farmers whose pfois nay
been diminished twotuiris 10y the ia III prices nu , ,
Republicans here Icp"1t some gains among HtiI W. ~
the yiagcs-icu of work. These men ana all d"un
fu voters are beng diNidJlY worked win dli sup
piled with copies of TnE TRIBUNE and many II Il hol"I
Will be- won over. Sumner Baldwin, the Member "i
Assembly will OF be- reelected, ana VIII run aou
OF his ticket.
Stcuucu County will he redeemed from temporary re-
bclion and will give Republican majority oi from ~
To 1000 The Democrats coucedc 300 uidlnilN' ""'
admit that they have dlScuutd grd That th'A iN'
made no canvass OF names The Rrpuplcins are claim
figures. There Is q Suuahblc the shruh's Office,
which will reduce the candidates majority hhi II Us h"'
Rugglcs the present Democratic Assembly man IIo w,
Isl District, VIII probably he rejected lie mas n',g
popular mcmbct--hIs opponent Is - IilW'I' no. VI,
wei, knoVu-aud be VIII run far ahead OF MS tr"'L pr
j. +. b. Santcc. ,he Ecpu"hcdn candidate IN th1 H"un
rIa.s i'm tins county, who 10y actual count huhp' i,u
Dhnut coo will probably zoo Rrpuhllran VOTES MI
Cole their leader. now working hduu Tor Inc hlup
Ic. party and a good organizer aud speaker rue
Temperance and Cary voters are Insignificant III mum
bcT-.
I'm Chcmuug County where the lcpubicans nave nov
rutI;cy il- mo m-clycs above their old -quhhcS, the
SITUATION b. mixed. the Republicans are uiHlug great
rIurt, carry the county ~ they dld 100 the last Two
III, sdcuul elections, and profess to br able 10 d" S"
hut MI l;onl,ou'~ residence h strong element iEaih@
them Tue canvas, of voters has NOT hccu thorough ana
"A ,Itia. one shows 800 doubtful Nutpr-, many oi Whou
II j. believed. Will vote for Hayes The Liberals
some 500. viii vote lor Hayes far Us tncN nave
been heard from. liner, have been some differences
over local candidates and there l,a desperate tl"It
making to elect Dr. Bailey, do" Ecuubllrau c1udliu"
fut Assembly. lie viii uot PROBABLY, however hc sue
cc>,ip and the county may, Is said, uc put down as
.nuuI 500 y .LuuNiIl.r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-07
FOREIGN NOTES.

HAVANA, Nov. Gone thousand troops ar
rived here from SPAN saturday last
LONDON, Nov. 7.-American coin to the
amount Of 500 900 was Withdrawn from the bank yeser
DAY for New York.
LONDON, Nov. Ga Roman telegram says
that Cardinal Constantine Patriz YicarGeneral Of tho
Pope. H. dy ing.
ToRONTO, Ont, Nov. 6.-In Common Law
Chambers on saturday, the ease OF Martne smith Of
Detroit Mich, charged with murder who is held for
dcrou tue rXtradltion question, MI Bchune appeal
u- for the Minister oi Justice, read q telegram from
10 CarnaVon, from VIII appears there is prObI-
by the present state of the negotiations between
Great Britain and the United Stdtcs:that the cNaltOn
treaty between the two countries IL about 10 be al least
ttupuIar.ly resumed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-07

Akron, Ohio, Nov. 5.-LcwlS Miller fr'Ni-
dent Of the agricultural works o C. Aultman Go" al
Canton Ohio and President of the Akron Iron company
aud superintendent OF the Large mower ana reaper
works OF Aultman, Miller & Co., Akron, ono mas tie
clarcd for Hayes aud wheeler. Mr. Miller II h'Puo-
ican, but differed with the Republican party on us n
cal policy and had intended voting Io MI 'o'l'' ""
the other issues which have been thrown INTO the eau
yass have caused him 10 take this step believing 1t To De
unsafe at th, time to do anything That would pace inc
control Of the Government In The hands OF tue Demo
Gratis to be- controlled by the people OF M Stal,s ty
Ia rebellion nSt the lawfully cun0iliul' ~
the nation. This makes the prominent Du7i1's7 l'"
OF Akron nearly Il unit Tor Hayes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-07
ELECTION NOTES IRON LorIsIANA.

NEw-OHLEAN., Nov. Ga special to The
Rcpubhca, from Monroe. II says: " tolor'd people
coming here vote stopped by armed men aud their
registration papers taken from them The state super
visor OF Registration has been Instructed to issue d"pi-
Gates"
j. Edward, Lcouald Republican candidate Tor Con
erc.s from the YIN District has been appsItrd hy Gov
Kellogg A,-ocintc Justice OF the supreme Court Of h"
state. vice 1.ilEIicTru, deceased.
The city b. unusually quiet Tonight
special me D,,HOcrdt 10, IA BAYOU Sara SAYS Capt.
Thomas g. West, the Democratic candidate Tor ~hri'H'
who was ambuscadcd and shot yesterday, died TINS
morning. ,
4 dispatch from Monroe. Ia, says large boiy or
armed negroes entered that city sunday night, Sc
crctcd Their arms, and remained there. To-day the
MAYOR issued proclamation Cummtnling them To take
their arms and Ia their homes. They were about
10 comply, when Hamlet, the negro Sheriff collected
about negroes the city limits, and advised thcli
10 obey the Mayors proclamation. The negroes took
the Shcrins advice and c0ucud Il To remain. lhcy
say that another company viii JOIN them Tonight.
MAYOR EndoIn and Col Hale of the United states Army
to-day discovered large number OF arms Stcr'cd III the
house of Y. Moore, Il CulOTCd man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-07
cRlME. Avn cA.rALrlEs-aY rELEGRAPH.

Slv,NNAII. Ca. Nov. 6.-Ihc total number Of
utcu,uts today nine Of which six were from yellow
fever.
BrRfINGroN VI. Nov. 6.-Wm. Read of Char
ott, returning from this city 10 his home thrown rOm
/. saturday night ana killed
TurS\IIIF Penn, Nov. 6-Hhe Producers and
Manufacturer Bank closed its doors this morning The
sets arr sufficient 10 meet all its liabilities
BARTON W.. Nov. Ca iiyc-ycar-old daughter If
Leland OF Boston burned 10 death to-day from
her clothes taking fire.
NEw-ORLEANs, Nov. Ca Sheriff-s posse sent from
Fayrtte. Miss Yesterday 10 arrest negro for shooting
another fired into by from amOuscade and TWO
the posse morally wounded.
BOSTON Mass, Nov Civilian H. Baker,
wealthy resident Of Taunton Mass, cut his roai a Gl.d
yesterday daughter OF Stel hen Young OF Bfahfse W,
burned death Saturday by her eloheS Ais nro
from stOye.
Providence. X. l.. Nov 6.--By collision Of
vehicles at Lons,lale last evening" ss
taly hurt MARI Ann Moran aged IL years. was INJURED III
feared fatally.
posro>, Mass. Nov. Ga daughter Of Daniel
49, 10 burned b. death at Rockland Mass, Yesterday
NJ " r iob1son was killed at Marlboro, Mass, last night
By falling down STAIRS
A,R,yY. n. Y, Nov. 6.--The order requiring the
n,insntai life Insurance Company Of NewIork TO show
sss why IL should not be dissolved and receiver aponea
seeu Allow cd " stand until week HoH oa"iiS~'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-07
FOREIGN NEWS.
TURKEY AND THE GREAT POWERS.
THE PORTE DISPOSED To TREAT DIRECT WITH RUS
sIA-GERMANY PEACEFUL.

THE PORTE DISPOSED To TREAT DIRECT WITH RUS
sIA-GERMANY PEACEFUL
LONDON, Monday, Nov 6, 1876.
Reuters dispatch from Paris says: Private
adyce from Consntinople represent that negotiations
going for direct understanding between Turkey
and Russia which would render European conference
unnecessary.
BERLIN, Monday, Nov. G, 1876.
Minister BulOw, chief OF the Foreign Office OF tho
Empire in speech before the Reichstag to-day on the
Eastern question declared that the affairs OF Turkey were
not likely to affect Germany directly indirectly. The
policy OF the Government that Germany should
always remain firm bulwark of peace
FURTHER TURKISH CONCESSIONS.
LONDON Tuesday, Nov. 7, 1876.
The Vienna correspondent OF The Standard says the
Porte yielding to the demands Of Russia has agreed to
renqulSh the positions captured by the Turks since the
night Of Oct 81 hence the evacuation Of Deligrad.
A CONFERENCE PROPOSED BY ENGLAND.
Tie Post in "a lead ?, announces that England has pro-
posed Conference at COnstantinOple. The Conference
is summoned the basis OF the integrity and ndepend
ence OF the Ottoman Empire. The programme will be-.
identical with Lord Derbys peace proposals The
Powers participating will he required to pledge them
selves to selfish Oectsof acknowledgements
mcnt.
Inc Standards Paris dispatch confirms the foregoing
announcement.
TIE RUSSIAN ARMY READY FOR WAR.
The Vienna correspondent of The Tunes says it is certain
that Russia preparing for all eventuaues. Russian
officials who have hitherto been anxious to deny all mill
tary preparations, maintain that the whole army is
a footing. This sudden frankncss may possibly
be by command.
THE SERyIAN ARMY DIsORGANZED.
DUTY SecS dispatch from PaIatchin reports that tho
scryian army can hardly be said to exist It is utterly
G'>orruzod. The roads are covered with Fugt.
dives and sol cgs are dying like rotten sheep
THE PROPOSED CONFERENCE.
The 7ccgraphS Vienna special says 1t is reported in
political circles that Prince GortcakOG has assented TO
Eugauds proposal that a Conference be held Con-
stsatiHOPc.
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rrrLlNG At nEAncrARTEEs.


EOII PARTIES NANGllNl tt ~ 'tiNN -llt'' ....t.-
uoS Is TINS STATE.
There was much activity and many inquiries
Al t., Republican National headquarters yesterday, boa.
t., committee had substantially compet,d it- work AMI
gave IT, attention mainly To ihc Nrwlorh can'"s, TIE
latest o. port, rom th Pacific STATES and the south were
rr.oura..ne. Louisiana ami south Caroline were
REGARDED as certain for Hayes. and success
va, expected ia North Carolina and il.r-
IDA The committee bad received the strongest
assurances from men vino u'c well qualified 20 jud-"
THAT Indiana WAS more than likely To giyca Republican
m.i,rity "Biuc Jeans" llamf was very popular
with th. farmers OF Indiana, Vi" wanted farmer COY
crnor bat it was no sur, indication Tat they would
want TIIcu for President Members of the National
Committee were the best Of spirits, and while ih'N rN
p,rtrd to carry tbs State, confident that Hayes
coul Ice elected without Ncw-Iorii. TG,y were sure
that Td,us only hope rested uu hts carry m rNl'lA
which would not insure hn "a victory.
The Democrats at the Evcfru House Yesterday were
yrl, busy making their final preparations Tor t.t t-''
lion in nm, state. Their -taCm MS Wci" o very >"h-
,uur character. Tucy Vuuld not admit that ti'tt Was
any doubt about their success. They elaine i'-"o gee
torll votes for certainty, and expected more are!
estimate on their STATE canvass mat ines VIA E'l
hrtWttu 10000 and $1,000 majority Ia ul> state Hud
rXpcct 81 900 majority ON what tho can ID" ,rl h'
from New ork, Kings, Queens, sun Tx, ana h'H"'oH'
com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-07
OPINION ON WESTERN TRAINS.

The following dispatches concerning votes
tl, nm Western trains have been received ia this CO.,
DINoN, Ill.,, NOV. IS.
l. T. EooTH, general AgeHt. &C., Ncir- York d:
We took "A vote on the West bound california Express
nm bc tnie,n and Northwestern Railroad to-day. The
tntai vote was 2Il Of which HIVES had 1877, 1iden 81
Cooper lG, and Green Clay smith 10. Most oi th's,
ynrlrs live M Council Bluffs Omaha, and Lincoln. and
will 20 Ia me To vote. BRUCE MIL'"N' 'ohuu''"l'
CLINTON. Iowa, NOV. q, 1876.
l.. f. BOOru. general 4 GcHt. Neic- York:
ON our EastbOund California express today we TOOK
the vote OF the adult Pacific the looH
ing result: Whole vote, 23O; for Hayes $50; Tor III
den y for Cooper. - The majority OF the voters
stated that they had paired off with friends
GEORGE HEWITT, Conductor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-07
CARDINAL ANTOyELLrs DEATH

LONDON, Tuesday, Nov. T. 1876.
The IimesS dispatch from Rome says Car
diua Ant acii trinsacting business with the Pope
ou sunday when he was seized with attack OF
govt % the chest He was Immediately carried 10 his
apartments. He refused TO believe that death APP
preaching. At last he consented 10 receive the
mpIi, unable To swallow. He expired at 7:l5
tIouldy morning shortly after sending mess e % the
Pope ASKING for his blessing aud mpiOrng pardon for
di c ult~ hc BAL light nave committed during hls admin
i-iiatIua ia, fortune LETT by tine Cardinal Will be
Obs Gri among the members of his family. Ills fine col
lection, al gems, antiquities works OF art &c be-
qu athrt to the Vatican Museum.
ltoroGtaryoJ Cardinal .tntoaetN see second Fdgel