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One Thousand .Ecyes,

In one compact body, 700 Of which are low grounds
safe for from q TO 8 barrels of corn 10 The acre
and from 1000 TO 1900 weIe b, of cotton good and
constant springs, fine health, K good summer range
beef in the woods very FAT excellent for hogs
14O 10 SO acres in cultivation; some or 700 peach
and apple trees with rough. though comfortable
buildings of every sort-dieotly the great militia
ry road from Nashville, Tennessee. by Natehez to
Orleans. The mail coaches pass six times in every
week the best site for tavern from RnSselville 10
Columbus, 100 miles. Al the Military crossing OF
this river aud thin This Land, is among the best
water falls in America for all sorts Of machineiy-
The advantage fron the fall, wit, a foo dam pro-
duces he wheel 8 feet active warer-near one
through all season. UPto these falls this river is
navigable orkeel boats into the Beckbcc some 40 or
SO miles, uniting with steamboats,. The Choctaw
and Chlckasaw countries have very little pire tim
ber and hardly any durable streams. Timber from
the falls of the Butahaehu down to these new COUP
ties bordering on the Beckbee. would be the source
OF much money. The rk, whskcy, cotton or
grain, to a man Of capital, working 50 much Land
would be certainly and highly benz fetal. Corn on
the road usually 81 the bushrl whl>key the same
per gallon and pork from Sc to So the hundred
The titles to this Lands directly from the u
States. The proprietor incIining towards K ed RI
yer, will take ten dollars the acre The CROP stock
Of every sort, plantation tools with some household
and kitchen iurnnute, can 90 with the Land. If any
gentleman wishes TO purchase, preliminary step,
he address John ID. Terrell, Jr p NJ at Pike
vile, Marion County, Alabama. and then come aud
review the Land as rs lie II sell, in or
der to make suitable arrangements for removal
should be pleased to do so soon.
j. d. TERRELL.
AUGUST ID
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SITT JUTIF' TO0Js
NOTlCE is hereby given ihal book FOR sub
" scrtntlons to the additional Stock OF the Bank
Of Virginia, authorized 10y the late acts oil tho Geu
eral Assembly of this Commonwealth, is now open al
this Office.
The terms upon which the subscriptions are TO be
made For every share subscribed, twenty i've
dollars he paid with Interest thereon from The
Sd ms aut when the Commonwealth subscribed and
paid for three thousand hundred an6 lty skares
and enty-hve dollars, in three equal install
ments of two, tour and SIX months thereafter, with
interest from the same period.
F. SYDNOR Cashier.
| June 90 is
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GUIDE TO PASSENGERS.
Tearing Ly,schDssrs for Richmond or
the Worth.

II FAVE Lynchburg on Mondays, Wednes-
IL days and Fridays, at O'Clock. A. NJ, arrive at
Charotesvllles evening, al L. NJ. Leave
Charlottesville next day by A. NJ, reach the Rail
Road. a distance fony 25 miles from Cha'loItes-
vile after the 1st OF july by 10 O'Clock, and arrive
in Richmond same evenings, by.5 p. M. This will
be found by far the most comfortable route as well
as the most expeditions TO Richmond or gong
North, by way of Washington Guy, having no night
travelling sGei leaving Lynclburg The teams
and coaches on this line first rate, and the
drivers skii(uI. careful and accommodating. No
pains will be spared render the lrp safe aud plea
sant TO the passengers.
Fare thoug h to Richmond, 50 SOTO Frede-
ricksburg Sl2 5. Il, GLOVES, Agent.
June IL, Is
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irresistible and would ask. WIN are sbe IN
sniions of Sorrfy bnf an illustration of The power
If uni'ed nction Then lei every man and every w.
man sign the Temperance pledge. and the victory
- won. Say not thai you have M influence. Snurn
the idea. You hsve an influence, which involves
responsibility, from which you Patriot aud as
Christian. cannot anil dare not shrink. The ever
lasting dcspies Of those within the range Of your
sphcre Of a1tion may lepsnd upon yonr example.
o. then. join ia the h0t0 alliance and solenny pledge
Yourselves thai you will never fiiter 10 this great
work. until ts final consunmat on. -lf p
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administrators SssEe.

WILL on the l7th inst, Cat II o'clock) by
Il way Of public auction. in front Of The store ui
Richard Perkins, Jr, in Brookvhlc, sell
Two Negro Women,
Some Cattle and other Properly, belonging TO the
estate of the late Zedtkah Sbo, maker.
Also, on the 18Th inst the premises pro coed 10
rent out unl the 25lh dag Of December next, the
Tract OF ESg8aef,
Wherein the late Zede kIah Shoemaker resided. in
the upper end OF Amherst county, on which is fins
rate Apple Orchard, and an abundance OF Fruit; and
II desired. Stlll, Apple Mill and Casks, all the ne
cessaries Tor making CIDER aud b andy vii, go with
II. Also, on til" same day. viii tcni uul another
TRACT, lying few miles distant from tbs above
named. belonging TO the estat"
WM. NJ, SHOEMAKER,
Administrator of Il. Shoemaker, deceased.
Brookyille August IL u9A
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LAND FOR SALE 0lg RENE.

fNyHE SUBSCRIBER wishes 10 sell. mad good
D. bargain may be bad. III TRACT OF LAND.
lying ia the south rnrf of Bedford county. Inc
tract contains about 5000 aeres. is veil waiered and
lies ell and has a considerable qnautty Of good Tn
baceo Land uuelearri. TIE mp ,oyrmeais are
DWELLING HOUSE, with nier oat Houses
aud between 200 an 800 acres OF celred Land urder
gopd fence. Further description i, DEEMED nn.
necessary, a II ~ not ntbabe any rer'on would buy
without viewing The Laud 6rsl. The tract WI ne
divided il required, and II not sold before lie 18th
OF September, viii be rented 10, ihe next wear. q
EDMUND AUSTIN.
July % wtIs
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Valuable Land for sale.

"A VALUABLE TRACT OF DAND, lying
N in Amherst County. on Tye River, about three
mites from New Glasgow, beonging.io the Legaees
of w. S. Crawford. dec. Is offered for sale-A good
portion oC this Land is in woods, AID heavily TIMBER
ed. The cleared part consists of fertile low grounds
and high Land Of good quality. The improve
ments are not valuable. This Tract contains about
400 acres and will be sold very reasonable terms
For further particulars enquire OF
f. FLETCHER.
July % Is
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Messrs. Joseph PrHa and Fanny his wife, Edeard
Boaz AMI Elizabeth his t1Je. JameS Boaz and
Sarah his 'e,te, Edward Booker. Martha Booker.
Richard Booker jain Caltatcay and Partam
Booker -
ENAkE notice, that on the 9TH day OF October.
H. 1882 al the house of Francis w. Scott, IN the
county OF Halifax, we shall proceed oake the depo-
sliiuns Of Susannah Price aud others; aud on ibe
9th day oil the same month,a the house John Scott.
10 the same county, The depnsions of Abs1oin
Rosick and others. 10 be read evidence SUN
depending IN the Circuit Superior Court OF Law aud
Chaneery for the couniy oil Halifax. in which we
and others are c9mplanauts. aud YOU and hers
delendanis,-and should The said dei,osiiions not be
completed on the 9th n the house Of John Scot.
they viii be cotni0ued iram lime az tia
same place all they are completed.
JOHN SCOTT. 8
SARAH SCOTT.
! NANCY SCOTT.
t. August 8 w4w
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House, sign and Ornamental
HeaEE.N'E'E.E'Es, SC.

HHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully n(orms his
friends and the public generally, thai lac Intends
carrying the above named business, IN al It's va
rious branc hes VIZ:
sEOnsc. Sign isRsG Ornamental Pniaffns,
Gliding, Paper Hanging, 0c.
And from ms experience IN the business, and the
expcnce 10 which he has gone lnpracuring recipes
IN House Painting, he solelts share of the public
patronage. He assures the public that 10 pains
will be spared 10 please those who my trust him with
their WORK lie viii paint Houses both intown aud
country, ON the best trrnls Of any IN the place,
aud in the most fashionable manner. Samples of his
limitation works, such ~ ouiled maple, mahogany.
&c. may be seen At his fathers Shop, where the
public invited 10 call and examine for them
selves.
Shop on Market street, ne3ily Opposite to Mr..
EllIotl's Livery Stable THOS. J. HARDY.
would take one two good Apprentices the
above named business about Give fourteen years
ofage. II. J. II.
July Is In
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NOTICE.
10 sNr. .Tr2.liSseya E0.,g

$ih-1oU are hereby notified that, on Saturday
~ the 3lst day OF August 1889, atihe Courthouse
oil Barren county, and state OF Kentucky shall take
the deposition OF Samuel Z Cox, OF SAID State, to
DC reah on the trial OF my sui against you de-
pending aud undetermined Ia the Cueuit Supetior
Court OF Law and Chancery for Cam, bell county,
when aud where you are invited attend by attorney
or otherwise. II from accident, or other cause. the
deposition should not be taken or completed on
mat day, Then twill be be aiken Monday lst
september following and Unnecessary the notice will
DC kept open aud continued from day to day for
three days. Respectfully.
THOMAS HUNDLEY.
July 90 us
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August s
NOTlCE.

HNHE undersigned uow.rea1y 10 rel Give wheat.
Il during the season. for which he VIII pay ihs
highest cash price. To prevent nlisunjerstai ding
he infprms his friends anl The public geoetsny
that in every case Here whes Is seoi 10 the MI
and no price agreed npon, IT is siurrd in the Mill
atthe risk II the pauter long the prce remains
unsettled, as hn is only MILLER. and mi insu-
rer against iire, water, &c. ALEX. HUNDY.
Aug. w4w
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sgINDMSo
"THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN, ="

a. px6sshed semreky ferery Monday and 1hnSdayJ al
Four Dollars per asn; payable adraaee. No sabcrip-
lion rcceiced fora shorter period than STA .oats and
y. paper ~ be discontinued fercep al the dsereoa Of The
rdifors,J until all arrearages paid
UsADVER TISENEN Inserted at so cents per square
ssj The first Insertion and 3 erery suisse
Qnenf Insertion.
0TJOB PRINTING ereented neatly and erpeditiousiy
aaa o reasonable terms.
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DIRECTORS.

Dadvid r. Ediey, Elijah Fletcher.
John Hons, Maurice Banghorn-,
Samuel McCorklc,' Thomas Ferguson,
Jesse Hare, Maurice H. Garland.
Samuel GuIand, Chas. l.. Mosby,
Jno M. Warwick, Saml Poindexter
). H. DAVIS, Chas w. Christian,
Jas. l.. Ciayter, Geo ID. Davis.
JAS w Morgan. David w Burton,
John Early, john II. Patterson,
JOHN G. MEEM, President,
NJ. w. DAVENPORT Secretary.
JOHN w. YOUNG Treasure,
GEO w. TURNER, Caslier.
Ja1ol w12m
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ALABAMA LAMBS.

s"ALNUT Forest. in Marion County, Alabama,
w on the Buttahachu River, 80 miles from
steamboat landing, on the Tom Beckbee River, in
latitude "a precisely, contains
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NEW EsO0EA and STATIONARY
&'E'ssseE.
rENllE subscribers have associated thems
Il gcther under the firm of
PAYNE 81 GE.EGOSSY,

PAYNE 81 GREGORY,
for the purpose of tfansactiog the BOOK AND
STATIONARY BUSINESS IN tins place, aud
now opening, at the house lately occupied BY
Me>srs Gibbs & Amisie1d. tk,lr's curner.) large
aud general assortment OF Fs SORLS. embracing all
The best and most approved editions Of Standard
Wools, on Law, Medicine, Theology aud General
Literature. toeetltrr wilma large supply at Standard
School and other Miscellaneous Books. Stationary
Musical Instruments, and Fancy Articles; which
we're purchased IN the Northern cltits ~ one of
the firm on such terms as viii enable them to Sc Il as
cheap such articles can be purchasedIn any
kel in the State. Our friends and the public
specially invited to call,
DAVID B.PAINE,
ia MES u. GREGORY.
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Fake care ofst,e cents and The Dollars
viii take care ofthcrnsclvcs."
UNION SAVINGS RsANA
C.sssEY.SI ES.0On.


WILL receive peposnes Of all money cnrten,io
w the State, and ISSUE certificates binding fully
and eeeInaliy all the property aud funds OF the In.
slhutlon. Tor the payment thereof, within ten DAYS
notice. with interest thefeou, from time at dtpnse
I'll paid the rate of per cenrnm per annnn, ia,
all sums which stall have been depusiie Tor les.
than one year; and Sd per- cent. per anuum Tor all
SUI which shall remain over year.
DISCOUNT DAYS
Every Monday at hail past eight o'clock p. Nj E.;
al the office over the store OF Mr.. A. Gdnnaway
DIRECTORS.
Henry Latham, J. Il. Renwick,
{. Mclsef, Henry j. Brown,
Jno. klnuer. Tho's. O Acrrc
J.. j. Sahnons, {. Phelps,
TlIden Reed.
OFFICERS.
Henry NJ. Dillake, President,
Ro. b. Shelton, Treasurer
]. w. Dudley. Secretary
Lynchburg, June IL ts
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.NEDEC.Fk CDKEEGE.
In Richmond, Virginia.

'E'liE next Winter Term Of Lectures in the Med
zeal Department of Hampton Sydney College
az Richmond, will commence Cn MONDAY. Octobe,
2lst 500, and continue until the last of Febtuar,
following.
AUG'S. l.. WARNER. NJ. d. Professor orSurgery
and Surgical Anatomy
JNO. CULLEN NJ. ID. Professor of Theory and
Practice Of Medicine.
TIL. JOHNSON, NJ ID. Professor of Anatomy and
Physiology.
l.. w. CHAMBERLAINE. NJ. d. Professor of
Materia Metica and Therapeutics.
Il. l.. BOHANNAN, NJ. ID. Professor of Obstetrics
and the Diseases Of Women aud Children.
SOCRATES MAUPlN, NJ. d. Professor Of Chem
isiry and Pharmacy.
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Inc ColieSe lntitmary, attached to the College
BnlldiaG has been IN successful operation for the
last eight months, and furnishes constantly mum
Der of interesting Medical and Surgical Cases,-to
which the Student has access al all hours.
The College lutirmar,. togeiter with the Aims
House. Pennentiaiy and Armury, ahIch under
the ehar.e oftwo of the Professors will afford the
Student an opportunity of witnessing the various dis
eases incident 10 Southern climate. The abundance
OF materials for Anatomical purposes aud the reduced
price al which they fgfnished will enable the STU
dent 10 acquire an intimate knowledge Of the ApaIo-
my of the human body and the Of Surgical In
struneDts.
During the last Winter Course of Lectures, from
The number OF Surgical Cases admitted iuto the
lnirmary, the Professor Of Surgery enabled to
exhibit before The class, nearly all the important Sur
gica operations upou the firing subject and from
the increasing popularity of The lnrmarv, there is
reason TO believe that hereafter the Surgical Cases
IN he House. will greatly increase.
Good Boarding, Including fuel, lights, servants
attendance. &c. be obtained this city for four
dollars per week.
We are authorised 10 state that a full Course of
Lectures in tins institute u will be received as e
quiyalent 10 one in the following Medical Schools
University OF Prnnsy wanna jefferson Medical Col
lege OF Phiadephia; Medical College of the State
OF South Carolina; Tiannsyvan,a University, Lex
ington, Ky; University Of Mary land, &c. &c.
The Professor of Anatomy will open the Dissect-
ing Rooms ofihe College ON the frs OF October
AUG'S. l.. WARNER, NJ. D.,
Dean oil the Medical Faculty.
Richmond, May q GIN
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Tract OF EssssT,
Nelson Tannery for sale.

WILL proceed to sell. at public auction. on
Il Tuesday, The 9Th of August, If fair, and If not.
the mex, far day, the
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sVesC Flour, Corn Meal and Of
fat.

t'Ok SALE at the Mills Of Henry S. Langhorne
~ n O. Co. The highest Cash price paid for
" neat H. S. l.. q Co.
August5 4w
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COVE vaUNfeATR0N.
ron rnE siRoINiAN.

Dehfefedb BY Rer. NJ A. Damn. before the Campbell
{ H. Temperance Society, NE oh Il .dugasi,
1859
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MON EY VI A IL X 4 r.

Tuesday, Au2ust 100 - Va
accelerated decline has marked the operations al inc
toek exchange this morning. u Bank has declined II per
cent N Trust Banking per cent? Morris Canal per
cent Kentucky Bank per cent? Stoninston per cent In
exci angs but little is doing.
The United Bank has the Pennsylvania o'a'e L's
q 81 0O0 payable in her notes Of the
the improvement Bill giving the right to any Da'K MAJ
would take the loan pay il in that way; altnousn INC
tuition by its chartsr prohibited from issuing nus Oh
denonna o. than $40 The u s. Bank has iay 'een ''1
.x most notes freely at and - months which are selling a.
~ n month /. which may be added per cent for
naming them which makes a discount Of ID per cent
~ the arrival of the ship Oneco at Boston, tw" DAYS aer
ba. ben received In that short nothing has trans
u;red which should at all change the position OIL
affairs Cotton exceedingly dull The arrival ol inc
LIVERPOOL with 10 days later which may now DC
hourly expected will without doubt, terminate Ae nope A
fears Of many Dealers
for another arrival checks business, and
en. Inst animation which would otherwise prevail In the
,ket This in hut does net arise from ths
OF the steam boats much as from the specu-
,atve position Of every description OF business
,,e Of trade when Law Of supply and demand alone esu
ates the prices merchandise would not DC
~ an exuected arrival When however, large stocks Oh pro-
duce and Of securities are he'll by persons
anon the chances which may up in few weeks tme Is
n he expected that they will sacrifice their property 50
In, there IS possibility Of their rcang at least cost
~ a,naton Of business therefore to be aeribed alone 10
~. tn.cty holders which has prevented ARC
turn Of healthy business. ~
In fully 10 understand the gradual change ~h'c" mas
han wrought in the Of the country IN consequence
a. IN. revul,on of 1885, have at no little labor anay1eo
- uss. Of the two pas, yrars it appears in the returns
fthe Secretary ofthe Treasury.
Comparative table of the foreign Trade Q. the
isss and 1887 according to the Treasury NOTES, 'noss
the Experts and Imports TO and from the principal 'r'ang
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!. BALnHoRr, Aug LISA, Il A Stevens, Briggs, New
York ~ - 0#0E
KcHnosD Aag. ll--cd Tsrbo, Bssushsar Amsterdam
sid Henry, Chase, NYork Msnchea 49,, dol Select Co.
NoRrsLK, Aug l0--1he Edwin William, Little RIVER
bound NYor put with loss Of foremost lore
squa from the sw of Cape Haltoras Thurdsy night
last IL ~ s4-#A MM#
CHARLEsroN, Aug s-ar Arson, Sinclair, New forh; d.
mon, Brown, d.
SAVANNAH, Aug s-ar Augusta, Livermore, New York
Cid, Tantivy, Johnson, New York.
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49, - dr.am.r az a.y trick, who's 10! the door
O.s' la ~ tr;cs, ard. instsad Of the tempting
horn 1 n Geld without Hiram was handed the war
co. h;s arrest and there left solitary and alone,
:. Chewing the cud Of sweet and bitter faaey."
we have only to say to our readers,
~ a. ~ bill and OF you will visit the gar
An to- night The Ravels are very clever but they
ssnuot do every thing "scsather Or no: On Monday
~ ' thu grand ascension with their wheelbarrows
them. they promise it this evenng-there 10 pros
NET Of d fair evening and q fair prospect OF an
evenings amusement OF the most delightful char'
actsr.
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IL COUNTRY RESIDENCE o. Staten Llasd 10
iet-The and splendid sesiasce q Madam Grymes
whe about leaving for Europe) situated sa ,e high
ct n OF staten Island surrounded BY forest rees AMI shrub
oery with all necessary improvements and outbudinRs.
rms peauuis place will be let with all the furniture az u
now 49, ana also the horses aud carriages should they be
CURED tor further information apply at No % Pine street
or on the premises, at Staten Island. jy3l leteodiss
John C. .RENNERT, ORDINARY AND REFEC.
q TORY, No. ~ Wooster corner Of Spring street. New
York Oysters served mp in every style. ~ sarft
N. B-Private rooms where company accommodated
with Breakfast Dinner and Supper the al
fords. Also Wines Of the choices, qualities. aui3sm
COMPOUND OasKas TOO 1 a AAs1n
THE celebrity which the above preparation has eno, ed
i for time past, among the proprctors immediate
friends has induced him TO make il public. He would
therefore respectfully inform the community and particularly
the ladies' who have warmly patronized it. that they
always obtain genuine following respectable druggists
and apothecares:
NIB. Be particular examine closely the envelopes the
labels are printed in gold thus Oris Tooth Paste The
wrappers in pea reen paper with the initials Of the prope
tor s. annexed sealed with his private stamp. For
sale at-Dr Mesiys Greenwich lane Chas Ring 644 Broad
way 5chiens ia Casal st., Churchs dspensary
Bowery and Spring DR.. Bryon 100 Division ST. Quackn-
bush Carmne st. Chelsea inrmary, las 9Th avenue T.
Hllard 22S Bowery j. Weir 4St Grand St. Arnold 2s4
Grand st. DIR. Allen 34S Grand st. Dr. Murphy DIVISION car.
Suffolk, Kirby Division corner Clinton st. Drake and
Stearns Delaney d. Wilson, 466 Hudson st. W. M Ssna-
ville 276 4h c. Smith, 37 Greenwich ST. Richard
"a Division st. Gabaudon 81 9th T. Elder sOl Canal
st, j. Miller, 20 Mulberry St. Colder 7os Greenwich
H. Bush corner Varck and Hamersley. General depot,
Royal Co. French mporter Cedar st. and Ivy Grsenwel
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The general result Of these tables complied as they are Iron
,rra. shows that the demand Cor the proceeds OF
rc,,ye industry Is Increasing while the carrying trade !"
us OIL as appareu. in the nature Of the articles IN which
IN. greatest decrease apparea coffee sugar. hides &C.
e products Of West Indies and South America brought
Ter. BY our ships reexpoed to the norhsrs states Of
vurore as Germany Russia Netherlands, &C., where The
greatest decrease in the export table 70 apparent.
The in the imports Of the past year, the sso's
,h. shows i S2777sil This deceae, according TO the
cla..hcatisn of duties, stands thus;
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m0xNING HRRALD-smgP NEWS

Packets - Depnrl.
LONDON.
Westminster, Moore, Ang 20
st. James, Sebor, Sept. ]
Montreal, Grifhng, Sept. 10
LIVERPOOL.
North America, Hoxie, Aug. 10
Liverpool, (S) Fayrer, Aug "a
Siddons, Palmer, Aug. %
HAvRE.
Vile de Lyon. Stoddard, AZ l6
Francois lstThompsou, Aug "a
Utica, Pell, Sept ]
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Increase, 1888, l,476 47,eli ..o,,s, so,, -.
Decrease,
This table shows that the export Of the articles Of oar pro-
duce and manufacture have increased during the past year.
while the falling of ir the foreign articles oil export" COM
,ssed Of the following items principally.
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MASONIC Hall. BRoApwAY-rnE BATTLE

MASONIC HALL, BROADWAY-THE BATTLE
lNl OF BUNKER HILL, &c-1he public 10 respectable
informed that LEWIS, BARTHOLOMEW CO. will opes
their splendid National MOVING DIORAMA Of this cse
brscd Battle Monday evening, August 2,h. and con IN
every evening uni further notice. Sunday. exc.pted -
large 81 the above house has been fitted up in s
for aud convenience the auditor
passed.
The propreers wish distinctly understood that th. .rh
bon not painting bat combination e. mechanical
and scenery, representing all animate objects instinct with
life bending they do every joint and the soldiers marching
~ perfect time win the music accompanying their respective
scenes.
Ticket 30 e.he-Chdren under 10 years of age %
Doors open AZ Ii-com@ercing Al O'Clock precisely.
Particulars ~ small bills. aul0 3m.