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The New York herald., 1878-02-28
THIRD BOARD-2:3O P. M.
COMMERCIAL r EPORT.

COTTON: SPOT 1-16C LOWER; FUTURES CLOSED.
STEADY FLOUR sTEADY-wHEAr LOWER
CORN STEADY - OATS QUIET - wHIsKEY
QUiEr-PoRK NoMINAL-LARD FIRM-PE-
TRoLEuM FIRM-oILs QUIET--sPIRITs TUR-
pENrlNE DULL RosIN DULL - COFFEE
ou1Er-suoAR 1-6c. HIaHER-rREIaHTs
QUIET.
WEDNESDAY,, Feb. 27-6PM
There was no visible bettermeat to the commercial
situation The uncertainties and appreheusons oil tho
times acting as direct hindrances TO the prosecution
of business and as clog TO tho wheels OF commerce.
On Chsnge -four was In some request. manly for
shipment the tropics. Wheat, ou tho Other hand,
was dull and declining Corn was quiet, but steady.
Oats we're quiet Wnskey quiet Pork was
nominal Lsrd was firm, but not very active
Feights were quiet Groceries quiet Oils remained
quiet Petroleum was frm Naval stores ruled dulI Cot
son on the spot l6c cheaper Futures closed steady
CorrEg-The market for Rio quiet. We sale
OF 2i32 bags Memnon on private terms Mild coffee
was quiet and nominal We note sales OF l2oO bags La
euayra Hod ut 1870. l6alc and about 1000 bags
do scud private terms The business Tor the week 10
summed up AS follows: 81, ,443 bags Maracaibo, 495 do
savana 3e7 do. Augostura vo do Laguayra sold lots
for consumption within range Tns stock mild cof
fee in nst hands 26 4s9 mats Java 02io do singapore
aud 4e 7e4 including 26O77 tags Maracsbo 64oi
do Laruayra, 3,509 do. jamaica 4,210 do ST. Domingo,
LILO do Costa Rica s75 Mexican 494 do Angosturs
and 4Oss do. ssvanila We quote Ordinary csrgoes.
l41sc. ike; fair do, io,4c good do iGs4c prime
do IKE extreme range Tor lots, 1870 I9c Santos,
fair TO good I0c. l6c, gold 30 days Java
bags 2oc 2l>sc do, grass mats 2otsc 22lsc snsa-
pore Ito lshc CeyIon. 1916. issc Maracaibo, 15c.
lsc Laguayra. l5c. l5c. Jamsica 1Jc. ljsc st.
Domingo, lac. l4,<c: Porto kicc, l6c. isc. Costs
lsc. Angostura. l6tsc isc., savaniils loo lsc.
CurncoR, l41sc lJlsc.
CorroS on the spot dull and nominal mt a decline Of
Lice Futures opened about ports lower under easier
Liverpool advces During the dav the market showed ad
dtionm wcakness but ~ tho close was steady ne do
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The closing prices OF Ph,ladslphia stocks were :
MINING SHARES.

Tho following were the opening prices Of mining
stocks at San Francisco to-day:-Gould l. Curry, 81
Savage. IL Cho;Iar Potosi, 33; 0phr. 81; Hale and
Norcross, 10X; Grown Point. 4s; Yellow Jacket, l0,S
Belcher. 41s; Virginia Consolidated. 22 California,
20 Ovsrmau, IL; Raymond L. Ely, s; Best Becher,
lsh; Kentuck, 81; Union. Consolidated, 6; Alpha,
10n; Sierra Nevada, 4; Mexican, 13h; Eureka Con-
soidatcd, TAX; Justice, l0H: Utah, IL jackson, 2k
The closlhe nrlcss In San Erancisco ware
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s...
-svercd contract, 800 bales. For future delivery
sales were ~ foews -Yeslsrday atcr two II Mdarch.
100 bales ~ ~ 03c 2JO ~ 92c April LOO ut 10 vvc
!oo loose May 800 At u; lie. lo 81 H. ioe June
1Ou at Z2c 800 at III 23c 200 24c July 100 ut
32c 100 VI IL Sic August, 400 At 3ec Total 300
bales To-day sp totwo r. MMsreh 100 bates st 10 soc
70 s5c 10y Z, ia s4c 200 a. 10 sc April 200 as y .ec
SO at la92c., 500 a. iOeiS, LOO at 10 s0c,
i,yo At l0o9c, 200 q l0ssc. zoo - ios7c l,vOp u
1O56c 200 1T l0S1c, 100 at 10 sgc May. 800 AZ II Osc
isoo At ,o7c soo e. u oec ,2co .. Io,e 800 H s
At llc 2,lOo ~ ioyDc, s0t iOysc 30 0at i0g7c.
June. 500 At 20c 3O At liipc 600 at H. lsc. isog
l.iAe. loo lIi3c. 400 81 lille 200 ~ IL l2c. 400
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LIvHnrooL, Feb. 27--5 PM
crop shipped January aud February, sail, o $500.
LONDON. Feb. 27-5 NJ.
Calcutta lnseed. Ats Cd per auarser Linsesd oil.
f25 5s per ton. 49, 80
Petroleum TIKI for nne pale American
PRODUCE rxcuASGK RkroRr.
LIyKRrooL, fsb. 27, 1873
ssn%ca%Sssi.aa dsii sls .Sss. riS ds,i 81:
"a lon ss"r sn S sa IL s a. a o, bsn%ors ssn, s
BssiInd,s mos, steady at 9s. extra ,nsss dull q. sl7s
I"ow City dull at 90. 81: Turpsssins slsady
eos A@s,ies" sSoso Ssii = 81. steady =.
45s floar--.xsrs state dull At 29s wbest-No !
i @i: 3D. ssIi :. sss 50 for old: do
can. none In the market
FINANCIAL.
LONDON, Fob. 27--4 80 r. NJ
Consols o5 5ie for both money and the Unled
Eric Rail way snarcs.os4 ,,,,.
account.
FINANCIAL.
4 KE1s6SXBEE EXTEs- MONEY OK LIFE AND
"A Endo~ment Insurance Poc,s. and MORTGAGES: same
bGash insurance q ~ knd; sSe'c9 Win as Ss%pa-
NY AMOUNT or. MONEY To LoAY--oN BOND
Asnd mortgage. and per cent Apply 80 Nassau ST.,
RON =
sTOUKs. COTTON and GRAIN Chicago inarkot.
O. H. GILES 90.
MONEY TO LOAN ON LIFE INSURANCE POLL
"A .cies on liberal terms. Apply to X t. DAZZLING 3i3
aud 3t7 Brondway.
MONEY OK LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES AND
Ss 'ifsjGy b
A CULTIvATkD Widow FINANCIALLY EMBAK.
Atased would ike loan o $2o from an honorsble sen-
tleman of means. Addrcss STELLA. Herald Office.
OPEN STOCK EXCHANGE so BROAD; FIVE
n shares upward. commission li6 sell snd operate
Privileges W. y. DEWEY co.
!, ,.r - = - 4, ~, ,,,,
n. Bankers and Brokers.
I'D Broad ST. and 81 Exchange place.
5. 10, 30. - and 50 shares
Commissions 1.16
Margins u per cent or more.
A LADY HOUSEKEEPING. TEMPORARILY EM-
hbara assed desires sun all loan good Furniture
reerences Address SECURITY. box 100 Herald Uptown
Branch.
A DvANCEs ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, 4C., ~
stored ct advertisers warehouses Address STORAGE,
station u.
CAsn ADVANCED ON ALL KINDS PERSONAL
Orroperty. i.2vs broadway. room A.
nEFAULrED sAILKoAD. CRY, COUNTY AND
lJfpwnship jonds-A All kinds wanted by
ALBtkT u. NICDLAy CO.. No. ~ Pine 81. N.Y.
EXECUIOR wILL LOAN $4,000, FIRST CLASS
Ilcty property. pcr cont i've ycars Address EXECU-
TOR, station ID
lgagr New Yore C:y Property, City Railroad stocks aud
Bonds bought and sold Il. l. GNANr it5 Brosdway.
MONEY At 8 PHh CENT ON NEW YORK, BROOK
Nllyn aud staten Island improved Property
WILL PAY 300 BONUS FuH ~ 30 FOR SIX
w months on good security Address WILLARD Her
aid ofhc'.
the Hudson. hour from this city worth S25S ~
Principals Anply W b. EABkkoOS. u West kd ~
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BEEyEs-On moderate run of horned cattle frcss 10
hand trade this forenoon slow at fractional reduce
ton ON last Mondays Values quality ron to fair
7isc lie per ib weights 3h cwI "a cwt from 81 bs
57ba has bcsn allowed nett genera 90 bs J6
lbs nct A. sxttcth street yards Eastman sold for
self 40 cars OF horned cattle sales follows s83 HIN
steers at SIC per iD weight ~ cwt % Illinois secrs
Dsc per 10. weight ~ 40 Illinois steer. a. lOc per
Id weight ~ cwt: 65 Missouri steers at s1tc lp
weight "a cwt 2l4 Missouri steers nj &c. per ~ weights
7cwra7 ewL 6J Missouri steers ~ e,4c. per lb
weigbt IA cwt 30 Missouri steers 91c per ib weight
"a cwt II Missouri steers at luc. ib. weight ~
~ Missouri steers A. lu per III, weight ~ Ulery
Cary sold selves IS Illinois steers at yi4c lOaxc
per b. weight cwt Coon Thompson sold Tor selves
7cwL AZ Iiiiueis steers 81 ec per lo with 81
per b.. with soc. per head. weight 7k
cwt ~ finois 1t 94c per Ib weight az cwt H.
steers ~ 9c per lb, with 81 On per head on so he~d
bulls. live weight 7B5 IT'S per head ss.c per
To-. ID ksntueky oxen ~ ee. Noc pes ~. htsv e~t.
0 cw oS Kentucky steers at DC n54c ptrD, weights
61s cwt ~ cwt N. y. kosenthal sold Tor N. Morris
2oy ilineis stsem, 80 hcaa At size per H.. with u
" head " Sc Der bs ~ head ~ w. Der " head
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The highest and lowest prices Of stocks the Board
70 day the number ol shares Of sold wero as
THE MONEY MARKET


There an active demand to-day for money on
CALL and loans were made NJ per cent The closing
ratio was 45s 8 per cent Tho following were the
rates OF exchange on New York at the undormcn-
toned cities savannah. 4 premium; Charleston,
easier, u 10 u premium; Boston, 25 cents DIS
sount; Now Orleans, commsrcial u, bank par; Chi.
cago, so discount, and ST. LOUIS, SO premium. For.
sgn exchange was strong aud higher Ibe leading
arawsrs advanced their TO 4 "a Tor long and to
Eso Tor demand sterling, win actual business at
is3h and 4S5hs.
rHt GOLD MARKEr.
Gold opened at l0l5< and closed at 1917, all tho
sales o tho day having been at those figures. The
carrying rates were az, 3, 4 aud per cent.
roLD CLEARIyGs NATIONAL BANK or the
STATE or NEW YORK.
Gold balances. 81. 321 248
Currency balances... 1,354 l06
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Currency exchanges. $40 702 1853
Currency balances. 3,l373y4
Gold exchanges. 9,5i5O63
Gvld calancee. .............. 5lU,635
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Government bonds wero nrm at the opening, but
later on again declined, closing, however, steady at
Tho following quotations.
The New York herald., 1878-02-28

March l. 1879. 35.3D6 3D.SSS 12o,073 i473
TALLOwkeeeipts, 80 hhds ~ terces and JS bbis The
steady. We note sales of 10 900 lbs 1T
7ise. u s-i6c and $50 bulls at II. .l6c.
so bDs sold at 81 U7ls.
FREIcmrs.--A moderate business was accomplished In
genera at essentially UNCHANGED rates EDgagsments
To Liv rpoo per steam. 2OU'O bushels wheat, SD
1000 boxes cheese, i5s. 2U boxes bacon. 4O,
loo bps. pork 5s; 50 tierces beer, IS; 100
packages butter ASS London, sail. 5000 bushels
wheat 71d and B to loads grain, same pr 500 bbis
sperm OH ATS I'D. 100 hhd taiIow, 25. and steAm, 100
bales hops private terms To Hamburg Bremen
uhrougl ght. 1000 terccs lard and 100 hhds talow
private terms. Bristol sail, 800 bbls rosin 2s 81.
Chartcrs:-A British bark. hence TO Dunkirk, with
$500 pbls. crude petrolsun, At 3s Cd; ves-
Apjier for orders, private terms:
Italian bark. from Philadelphia TO Naplos with 1900
refined petroleum. at 2Bc. and EIO, vessel at
Sandy iook British park an oar last for United King.
rsnesa petroleum. at 4; 3D. md 2tc; Norwegian
&C IS "a British bark. ii2S tons henes to London win
1900 bbls Hour ~ IS 3L and grain 7Jad Norwegian
bark teiep rcm Baltimore 70 Cork Tor orders. With 500
quarters grain, 30; Norwegian bark. hence 10
copenh.gsn. with $500 Quarters grain az as io,sd
Italian nark nence TO Cork for orders with $500
ers barley at Is Norwegi.n bars, $50 tons from rnia
dolphin to Genoa with general cargo ON private terms
American schooner 40 tons, from Pertn Annoy 70 ia.
with coal ON private terms; Norwegian bark 2iO
tons. hence TO Cape Town with grain S private tors
British steamship. with 1000 quarters grain. from Balt
moro 10 Cork tor orders, nj n. 81.
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prices In San Francisco ware: =

The total sales Of stocks at the Board to-day Aggre
gated 81, ,431 shares
The gross earnings Of the Minneapolis and ST. Louis
Railway for the month ending January 81, 1878, were
$32,563 r.
The Milwaukee and st. Paul directors to-day do.
clarsd dividend OF 3H per cent on the preferred
stock, payable In April.
The earnings OF the Wabash Railroad Company Tor
tho third week In February were:-
1878. 75,A73 81
Receipts at Chicago Ship.
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$4,000 Us e's,r.'s1.... lo5x
10000 US 6's. C, 81. :. lO5R
23UtU US5-2o, ,s'65.n be lO3x
2ooOO do. l03x
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l:3n P. NJ.
s6oooo US 5's.c. .'si. IS 1os
1000 U6 4<'s,c.'Si... lob
500 do..........oe lOS
2:SO P. N.
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BEFORE CAIJ,-l2.3O P. NJ.
l2;30 ?. VI.

$4,000 Us5-2o. ,'s7. DC lo5,s
1910 US 5's,r. .'si.. ..bc lOsk
7SOOo Us 5's,e 'oi.~b3 l03X
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Mercury in Chicago, SO degrees above; clear Wheat
in Chicago-0pening price, l0s,<. April
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s25ooo Us5-2o's. r, 'e5n lo3,s
5000 us5.2v.c,'65,n 1854
25OcO Us5-20, o 81, n, b3 1857
2UV00 US5-20's,c,'67.. :. 1904
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Government bonds wero hrm at the opening, but
later on again declined, closing. however, STEADY at
Tho following quotations.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-02-19

and If the friends Of sebriety and good
morals do not do something soon, some
of nur good citizens will have The
modification 10 know That their loved
ones are forming "a habit that. if per
SIS I'd in. will imperil both soul and
body.
E,o. Ewing is on his annual visit to
his aged mother in Virginia.
II. CLAY Glover and Jacob Vance
keep up the whiz of tie saw. the
showing of the plane and tie banging
of IIte hammer from early morn Till
late at night. They are determined
to succeed and they will.
Two young gentlemen Of this place
ran the blockade Ove the railroad
fridge this morning. | am 10 law
yer, bul / think if the railroad com
pany would notify pedtst ians that if
they persisted in crossing the bridge,
they must do it at their " risk
the company disclaiming all liability.
and then remove their guard, that
everything would work much better.
| do not believe. il this il done, there
will lie any suits instituted for any
damages incurred in crossing the
bridge, and ! am sure there will he a
much better state of feeling Than ex-
lists under the present Infringement.
CLICK.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-02-19
Our Union Correspondent.
UNION TENN, Feb. u, 1878.

UNION Tenn. Feb. II, 1878.
Weather still cloudy. damp and dis
agreeable. which has "A tendency TO
keep u spirIIs at Il low chb. ihe
C"iStahlrs of tie different (sOmr
of tlleml distrIcls seem ~dI-inciinrn To
lake hold of the Books. They
knuw how scarce money H., aud most
nf them having a good share Ot the
miik at human Kindness do not wish
q distress their neIghlnrs.
Mr.. Iatum, who lives at Nj. John
Andtrson's. on Beaver Greek. met
With a singular aud serious miSl:np
the other CAY. He WAS pluwIug II
douhie ean The off horse became
irigiLtri Ell and started Ia run. In do
ing 81 le t~rII,l't,I the ieui hose ui,
aud also threw himself. Mr.. Tatum
r n forward TO get them iy the lat.
w Pn tle leader srIZ"d hIm 10y t.Ie
wrist AN inflicted a serious wuund.-
Mr.. Fatuni says Tie horse showed
piea spite. grinding his teeth through
Lls Z "tlInE aud deep into his hesli.
" hat IS The matter with our maIlr .
This morning | was Shown "A letter
received ty Il very poor man hear her.
rom his auut ia Virginia, ia which
-ilt inquiries II he iiHt IpEFiNru her
itttrr containing six dollars in nIuney
cent hInI n short Time since. lie has
never heard of the mulry or the lei
ter containing IL. As sand letter WIS
not registered he very likely never
will bear trum it, ! do moi think |
'vtr heard ~ much cunrIHiut at the
ir%rrgniarity and uncertainty of our
mali service as al present.
Mrs. Slower. ] suppoSe. becomes ii
rIuZen of oar town for II " lille, ii not
permanently. Always glad To re-
reiye sIch citizens as this estiinable
lady Is SAID To lp.
Il. p. Tickle. who is a candidate for
toun'y Court Clerk WAS in town the
other day. Bob, a. he j. Familiarity
called, l. one ~ S~uIiIvau's trust worthy
citizens who lIa- met with rtve scs in
his life. and voter would hp doing II
righteous act TO give him their sup
port
A local in the Sullivan L0rdm0rk
asks if we cannot establish n Tempe
rance s%ncirly ut Union and adds let It's
Try. We need one hrrF 10 cuuuleract
the bsieful in1uance of our TWO groce-
riCs. D!uI kenness Is ou tie increase
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-02-19
death of Little Clarence Thur
man.

1t is with feelings of deepest sym,
patty we the death of this
sweet little boy-the only child OF
Or. and Mrs. Chas. Thurman, which
occurred on last Saturday Light at 30
minutes past y O'Clock. lie was
aged two years and eight months,
and was an exceedingly bright and
interesting child-aImost idolized by
his parents, and pctted by all who
knew him. The funeral took place
from the 1st Presbyterian Church
yesterday at IL O'Clock. The funeral
sermon was preached by Rev. G. A
Caldwell. The bereaved parents
have the sympathies of the entire
community,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-02-19
Echo answers Wherei

Where did you get il? the coat that you wear,
1t Ats You SO nicely, with texture so fair.
Tell me oil. tell me whore ard the rriceI
Speak ont my nierd and lhai will suafeei
Speak ut-vhy yes. at FurgusCn's Flock,
AK Mr. Thurman look thro' HIS stock
of oveTcoats. pants, collars and ties
Boots, shoes and hats piled to The skies,
Socks and umbrellas, handkeiehiefs, tine,
Every thing else that's KEEP in bis line.
lie sells you 50 cheap erea Mt cast.
Looking for spring gods. nothing is loss
By prshing them out determined to sell,
All that may come, that wish to do we'll.
Charley is there. he never backs down,
In selling good bargains the cheapestin town.
There's Eddie Thurman and Jimmie Dunn too,
Are ready and willing. will wait upon you.
The old and the youag, the black and the white
Al morning or noon. evening or night,
Core in to see u', your noney to spend,
Prove what we tell you, and find us your friend
Just a word more, and then ! will close,
BY saving to you what every one knows,
Seeond.class goods and shoddy wont do
To buy or TO sell in justice to you,
And all that We say OF the cd RELIABLE"
is true to the letter. is uudeniable.
So come with yorr cash, you. know whore TO trade.
And go away smiling, c~oniented and glad.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-02-19
UarpeT's Magazine For March,
1873.

HARPER'S MAGAZINE for March
offers even stronger attractions in Its
reidng matter than in It's many
beautiful Illustrations. In the field
of fiction this period ca stands easily
first with serial stories from two such
nuyelists as MILAN BLACK and
THOMAS HARDY. Miss CONSTANCE
f. WILSON contributes a very humor-
Gus short story entitled 'Morganatic
Marchts.'
Another short story, Squire
Paiue's Conversions" is Il of ROSE
TERRY COOKS sharpest deIineations
Of New EneInnd life.
The Number opens with an attrac-
tive illustrated paper by MARTHA j
LAMB. which, under the title OF
State and Society in Washington"
Among the Illustrations is an exec
lent portrait OF George Blncroft. the
historian also. there IS a portrait of
the oldest cfice>hoIder in Washing
ton.
Turning from society to nature, xe
have in MIR. EDWARD ABBOTT,
. Grind Manan Quuddy Bay" with
5 me very elective pictures Ly Brl~
cher
An important series Of illustrated
paper> on old Flemish masters Ia be-
Gun i'll This number.
Household Art is represented by an
interesting paper on "~'Fret-sawrn9
and Wood carving" by julius
WILCOX.
A picturesque feature peculiar t"
our American educational institutions
is ueatd in G. + THwING'S paper
on Summer Schools" with eleven
illustrations.
r. II. STODDARD contributes a
very dramatic poem. In Al>a'ia.'
A remarkable and exceedingly in
tere>tin9 paper is contributed BIS b..
PHILIPs, based upon a collection of
'~hirry-rhree unpublished letters OF
Washington.
A Glimpse at Some of our CHAR
ties" is concluded ia this Number,
with a review of the associated efforts
that are being made for the employ
nieut, education, and protection OF
omen
ANNA c. BRACKETT, IN q brief pa
yer. entitled "A Triad of supprsti-
lions" vigorously attacks Aome YES
:eran maximS about early rising,
Satanic work for idle hands, and the
value Of memory.
CHARLOTTE Adams. contributes
an equally picturesque article on
Venetian Tapestries"
The Editorial Departments are
full of timely and vainablc irfnrn,a-
i"n. including a capital Edtor's
Drdrer.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-02-19
Bristol Fcmalc College.

BY special invitation of President
Wester, we repaired TO the College
Chapel on Friday afternoon last
where We found. together with the
students. quite a number Of the pat~
rons of the College 1t is but just TO
say that the students had been kept
ia ignorance Of the fac;. that visitors
would be present. The President
desired that we should hear the read
ing of a few compositions By the
Young ladies-hence the Invitation.
Nineteen ofthem responded. not one
Of which. but evinced clearness of
thought and perfect conception OF the
subject treated. They evidently
showed the stamp Of careful training
bv the preceplors of this institution.
We had Intended giving the names
Of the young ladies, together with the
subjects of their compositions but
wan Of space fotbids. Some Of them
really deserve more than a passing
notice, as they we're far above those
ba nbastic productions gotten up for
public display. After the reading
Rev. j G. Nlanard made a very
pointed and Appropriate address,
Your writer being called upon arose
aud made a few complimentary re-
marks. NJ. A. II. Blanchard was
then called upon, and responded in
one of his happiest efforts. The oc-
casion was a very pleasant one.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-02-19

Bristol Tobacco Market. -MesSrs.
J. H.. Winston & son report that the
bidding at their warehouse on last
Thursday was very spirited, The
sales aggregated 5000 pounds. NJ. NJ
Childress, of Sullivan county. OBJ
tanned The highest price, $500 per
100. He sold n part Of his crop
the curing Of one hoIse-at an av-
erage of s9.5Oper 1907 which is hard
TO beat for this year. All the sales
were confrmed-nO tobacco beng
recalled. Stock in Warehouse Is
900 pounds.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-02-19
German Syrup.

No other medicine in the world WIS
ever given slch "a test on it's curative
qualities az BnSchee's German Svrtp.
IN three Years Two million four han
dred thousand small bottles nf this
medicine were distributed free OF
charge 10y Druggists H. this country
t"ti'ose afflicted with CONSERVATION.
Asthma. Group, severe Coughs. Pneu-
mnnia aud other diseases f The ThrOat
aud Lung~. giving The American pen-
i'ie "undeniable proof TINT German
syrup Will cure them. The result
has heen that Druggists in every
tnv and village ia the United States
are recommending il 10 their CUSTOM
ers. Go TO your druggist, aud ak
what they kI ow about il. SamnIe
Bottles 10 cent?. Regular size 10 cts.
Three doses will relieve any ease.
For sale by ]. 4. Dickey & Co,
Dec. IS I577.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-02-19

the LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW,
for January. has been republished by
The LEONARD SCOTT PUBLISHING
Co., IL Barclay Street, New York
We can d. little more than enumer-
ate the articles.
Art. l.. in a review of Mr., ~Symondo'
recent work. considers the mora! a.,
intellectual character Of the reua.ai
sance in Italy and England.
Art. II, on the use and abuse Of do
entifc lectures. gives high praise e
} Prof. Tyndall for his endeavors to
render scientific truth to the public
at large, but severely condemns him
for carving his specuIatiOns beyond
the province of the natural sciences
Art. Ill, in Settlements Mycen3,
is a discussion by a writer who has
81, n and handled the treasures of the
truth OF DR.. SIS interpretation of his
discovery.
Art " March of an England
Generation through life
Art. V Democracy n Europe
Art. VI" A French Critic on
Goethe"
Art. VII. Treats of railway acct
dents and considers the causes Of these
accidents aud urges the necessity of
enforcing by the Legislature of pre-
cautions neglected by the railway
companies.
Art. VIII. is a summary Of the
leading events IN the life Of the Lord
Melbourne.
Two other articles on domestic
politics complete the number.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-02-19
Sacred 10 the Memory of
A. CLARENCE TuURM AN,

Who passed to his home in Heaven on
the 10Th day Of February, 1878. aged 2
years & months.
Hithin a garden a flower grew,
Twas tender and It's days were few ;
And vet it blsomed. and ct it Gouished
And with the Angels smiles was nourisned
Twas rare this flower
And as it hloom.d, there cane an hour
The Gardener walking through this bower,
Tenderly took the lovely prize
TO HE bright lone, above the skies.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-02-19

To Presidents, p, ufrs~ors. Teacher
aud Secretaries of Colleges. Insti-
rmtes, Literary Societies, &c. As
the season will Suou arrive when the
question will often occur, where can
we get our Medals or Badges made OF
The finest gold ar silver, NEST artistic
workmanship and 20 per cent. less
than Northern houses
A. PICKEN, who has made Medal
aud Badge manufacturing "A specialty
for The last ID years, will be pleased
10 send opinions of the press and ties,
rmon'a's from Colleges, &c, also sub
init Drawing aud prizes on applica-
finn