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DRYAIgT, TxNsLEY & LAVENDER

!9AA 4 AAAg A. h AAS1AA1sx c. iS1A 44S o@AAA
RE now receiving At heir new Store, nearly oppo-
Site the house formerly occupied by BRYANT *
foUNa. theiI Spring supplies Of
GgsDGEE2Ha.S,
which IS perhaps the largest aud must desirable Stock o
Goods offered Tor sale in this market for many years
Having made their purchases for cash, aud under Juror
allie circumstances they would remind the former pat
fens Of Byaul fonng aud l}. i. l'nsey 4 CO.. as
we'll "a The public generally, that they prepared to
sell bargains and being anxious 10 do active business,
they determined 10 sell al small advance upon cost
tor cash, or N erchmlge for Country Produce. The
following articles constitute portion OF their Stuck
525 bags RIO. laauita, Java aud Manila Coffee
4 bids. n. O. =. REQ aud St. Croix Sugar
- hhds. and bills clarified Sugar
bhs. crushed sugar
- bids mud bbs Molasses
500 sacks Salt
40 bills salt
5000 lbs. Gotten Yarns ofIcaksye, Richmond and
Monticello Factories
10 tons Bar Iron, assorted
casks Winter Bltacled Lamp OIL
% bbls oest Tanners Oh
3 casks Rice
22i0 los. Bstcfcd Stccl
50D bs shear aud Cast Steel
300 keys Nails. assorted sizes
30 " Box aud Lining Nail.
20 " dy, Ware house Nails
G,500 bs Leather
80 eases ''bcsto Liqunrice
% boxes Sweet Oh
80 Nova Scotia Grind Stones
c,rpons hest Indigo
,25olhs. Nader
Geo lbs. Alum
1000 lbs Coppeas
80 kegs Dupont's and Kentucky Rife Powder
50 Blasting Powder
G5hoyes 5 lcrm, iiull's and Iallow Candles
25boXes Soap
80 kegs White Lead
80 boxes g 10 aud 10 \ II Glass
IS nests Tubs
81 boxes Guopowder and Imperial Tea
- d,z. painted Buckets
- bags Shot
Geo lbs Bar Lend
10 liorces Ground Plaster
l0hbls Tar
10 bhls. Cider Vinegar
l00 pieces Calico
25 naes Domesiics and Oznaburgs
80 realms Cap and Letter Paper
80 do2. Palm Leaf Hats
80 4" Fur and Wnol Hats
300 pair Shoes and Bouts
10 doz Seylhe and Grass Blades
000 lbs. Hoop Iron
500 HIS. Bacon, Family cured
900 lbs. M. Lard.
Feathers. Wool Rolls, Wool, Flour. Tow and Fla
Linen. Horse. Cotton aud Wool Cards, Coffee Mills
Trace Chains, with many other articles too tedious to
Eumcmte in an advertisement
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TEALETTrmD
March 3

EsE .g 70 q III az e Il II, $.
ygou udd ana thing in The Confectionery. Fancy IA.
iiecs, Toy, PictWe, CdRe, Eatable and Dy6haLte
Line, Sc,
HNOR have now open Of the largest stocks in the
u above line that ever opened in l.ynchborg. A.
mong the articles Just opened WILDE found the following
Eatables Lemons. Fresh Figs. Raisns Currents
Primes Iamarinds, Dates, soft Shell Almonds, Fill
berls, English Wannls, Juju Paste, Olives, presered
Ginger Sardnes. French Preserves, Bolougne Sau-
sages. Beef Tongues. Dried Beef, picled Oysters.
water, soda, butter and sugar Crackers Goshen and En-
ellsh Dairy Cheese. Fancy Articles, Toys, &c. Sc,
enumerated il another Advertisement.
J. H. FlIHGiBBON.
Head Quarters,
Nearly opposite Tie Bank q Virginia
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March 70
VIE t.eN /:

SE6sesBAAs:
I Rules held in the clerks office Of the circuit oo
peior court o lay" and chanscr, holden in and Er iL
county OF Campbell, on the 81 day March, ISIS, w
.7eA ander .lusiin, Sheriff OF Campbell COUNTY, " bo ,p
''' inc oe"eH. Oh tahc's :. f'4ef, Plaintiff
against
Many bailey, r. T. ii. Iai.ty and Eob crt 7 rs1rdt.
Defendants
In CHANcEgY
The Defendant, Robert i. Barnett, having entered
his appearance aud given security according Ia the A.. -,
Assembly and the Rules OF this eonr. and appearing b,
sasfaeor, evidence that lie an inhaIitapt of Ms
ih 1t Is ordered that said deienan, anne,
here the first day o the trim Of this Cont and nm
the bill OF the PLAINTIFF aud that copy Of this o,der
be forthwith Inserted IN some newspaper printed in the town
OF lynchbug, Tor two months ely, and posted at
the front door OF the courthouse this county, ON nome
courtda Copy-Tese,
JNo. d. ALEXANDER elk
March 10 WIN
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sstAfEHsky FOR Sale.

Il ENTIENl DESTROYS If purchasing Ieas lEsate
may perhaps fad il n their interest lad see
ms 5 \ Nd SKY IA \ ! 4 I o \. SIT
uated on the Lyaehhufg and Salem Turnpike, between
three and four niles from the former place. Il of
C91 AGREES,
with a reasonable proportion Of wuad land The i'm
provemenis eugd. 4 large aud cammodiaus Dwell.
ling EEosgsc If brick with Kitchen, Negro Houses,
Sc of the same material There Is. alsa. the
a substantial GUST .7ND SAY .NfLL. driven by
never falling head Of Water and which has gaod run
Of custom. During NY absence in the West. my broth
er Edward J. Haor IS authorized Ia make The sale and
my family will lake pleasure in ns the land 10
those wishing 10 purchase.
GEORGE c. HUTTER.
March 81 wiw
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wan. r.. h'OW ., &,
mt the old stand Of
Feb 3

GssM. ~. NO az q, g,
the old stand Of
IL Ie n 81 OF q.
4 5 NV receiving his Spring supply of GROCERlF.S.
n which he has recently purchased in the Northern
Markets for cash. and he is determined 10 sell low,
not little lower than any house in the upper country.
lie solles call from his old customers, who have here
toore extended TO him their patronage partner of
the concern of Bryant & Young. well as OF others
buying in this market, promising them they shal not 90
away without bargains. The following articles COIN
prise portion oi his stock:
400 bags Rio, Lagulra and Java Cof1ee
45 hhds \. O., I. Rico and ST. Crox Sugar,
: do. Cuba. Clarified do
% boxes Loaf Sugar, all qualities.
s bbls crushed Sugar.
35 bids. aud bbls \. O. and I. r. Molasses
900 Sacks salt,
100 krgs Nails and Brads.
8 tons Bar IRON
. do. Tredegaf Irou
, uerceS Lamp Oil,
90 bbIs Tanners do.
10000 los Cotton Yarns.
5000 do. Sole Leather.
800 do. best Indigo,
500 do. Maddcr,
80 bhls Flour
so boxes and cables Tea, some very fine,
2 bales Hops.
80 boxes Iallow Candles
10 Sperm do.
- " Soap,
ton American B. Steel
500 lbs, Shear do.
) lierces Rice.
: pipes supr. French Brandy,
> +" American do
Old Antigua Rum,
80 bbls \. l.. do.
8 - Gin,
10 " Madeira and S. VI. Wine,
10 I" Malaga do.
20 Old Rye Whiskey,
80 " Mountain do.
20 bales Domesfcs and Cotton Ozpaburps
so Nova Scotia Grindstones,
lee ps. Calico.
- doz Fur and Palmetto Leaf Hats.
Boots Shoes. Checks BedtickIngs. Cloths Cas.imeres
Nestings, Nankeen, Ginger, Pepper. Allspice, Nut
Putty, White Lead. Shot, Powder Bacon. Stone ware
Demijahns. Buckets Trace chains Scythe blades and
variety of articles too tedious TO in an ,dver-
tsement.
March 10 Is
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VIRGINIA. % vi At Gues held a. tle ,l.l, re-,
OF Nelson County Court in the month of AiarA m, NE
Alexander fii2nat rick p,a.H 10 .
agGias.
John PAGE, decd, Bennett Page, Samuel Pave rs %
rage, William PAGE Robert PAGE, Edmund Page Gpn
p"ge, Nathan g bridgwater and sally his WIFE Sc
balsiey am Eliza his wife, -- Smell and RIary
wife and Edward Page, Dets5 nm ms
Is CHtNeERY
The Defendants, --. -. -, heirs If
scph Page and - Smell aud wife not LaYi,r se, ."
Their appearance aud given security, according to The A.
satisfactory evidence, that they are not inhabilsn, ny
commonwealth, an motion OF the Planfin by lis Caeai
IS ordered Tat the Defendants do appear here on ar hi
Plaintiff; and that copy Of this prlo he forthwith m,
IN the .yn.honrs Nrginian, newspaper published IN ~
townol ynehburg. Tor two mont hs success vely a,
copy thereof posted al the front door of the Courh,
this County some Court dav. e 81
Copy-leste,
~ SIP. GARLAND, Elk.
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EYXGrGEgUEGGa SseE2Y.
NE w. b.; E'.E az r. y Il ia 4 "a 4

DZUaUxD & Ilz'T - IVA EZ'.
hN the square below the Franklin lale Main street
" and nearly opposite MIR. 4. ID. Iyree's Grocery
Store, beg leave 10 return thanks heir friends and
the public, for the very liberal patronage extended = the
firm of Jesse T. Dugud & Co, aud 10 iourm them that
they may be found al their stand, prepared exc
cute
All, KINDS OF WGEtIS IN TaGNEgs E.EEU or
Lsa1ssNGSA,
in the neatest and mosl substantial manner and the
shortest notice.
rhey are prepared 10 make all kinds of Mill
Castings, Gndge1ns, Canks Tobacco Screws and Pres
ses, Fatners Of every pattern, Snhrs, SEDIMENTS; and
IN fine, every article pertaining to the manufacture Of
Tobacco, As we intend paying particular attention Ia
this latter branch ot our business, respectfully solicit
calls from the Tobacco Manufacturers.
Wengile The attention OF our Farmers to sur pat
terms OF Mould Boards and Plough Pons
BLACK SVE'sERENG.
Attached 10 Foundry, we have also a Black S-h
Shop, managed by one Of the best workmen IN the up
per country, where all work in thar line will be done
with nealness aad despatch.
JESSE T. DlUGIID.
JAMES McNAAEE.
" b. We ave for sale few Of BaIdwn's Superior
Corn Cob Cruehefs }. +. ID
j. NJ.
Jan. -
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20 manufacturers.

20 Manufacturers.
Eorei an shippers rsbIrco, strips aud stems
E1tlE SUBSCRlBER offers his services as receiv.
ing and forwarding agent in this city.
SAMUEL j. JONES
Richmond.
REFERENCES.
Mr.. john W. Bagwell. |
Mr. David " " Bnr Burton Lynchburg.
Col. Wm. I. Smith,
April 3 CIV
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5AIiES RIVER LAND
4 "a ks &C X sbri Il &C,
ENsrrs e-Ar ~

EfHg SALE.
Z WILL SELL, at public auction, about the middle
Il Of June next, that valuable and well known
TR-CT OF LAND,
in Rockbridgo lying James River, opposite 10 Green
lees Ferry, within three miles of the mouth OF the
North River, and three miles Of the Natural Bridge
being the same owned by Col. John II. Greenee,
decd late of North Carolina. This tract contains a
bout
G4O ACHES,
abou, one half Of which cleared land and the residue
well tmbered OF the unceared land, about 50 acres
glade land, capable Of being converted into meadow
ABOUT 100 ACRES
of the cleared land BOTTOM and large portion Inc
residue is The finest mulalo soil. The object OF ihls'
present. is merely to attract the attention OF purcia-
sers. in order that they may examine for themselves oe
fore the day of sale; of which, timely notce wilt De
given hereafter The terms Of sale will be most lhera''
it is my intention to convert the purchase money Ino
an interest bearing fund.- Persons wanting information
will address J. d. Davidson, Lexington. Va and inc
land Will be shown to any wishing 10 examine "
by john f. GreenIee, at Greenlee's Ferry.
SAMUEL FLEMING.
March 81. wlw
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BLANKS

FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
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VIRGINIA. At Rules held in the Clerks OGicc of lin,
circuit superior of law and ehanrer, holden !,
f5r the county OF Campbc the 81 day March ls5
Daniel ". ltamson no Tor the beneht OF Culyan
Ford, j., Plaintiff
GgGiHsf
Daniel T.. Davis john Davis and Nancy Davis, Befts
lN tuANcERY.
The Defendant, Daniel l.. Davis, not having entered his
appearance and given security according to the
bly, and the rules oths and appearing by satisfaro
~ evidence, that lie is ihai,ani OF this Common
wealth. It Is ordered that the said Defendant do appear here
the day u le nest Aav team 81 his Court, an
ser The bin ofhe plaintiff and that copy of this order he
forthwith inserted in newspaper, printed in the
of ynehbufg two months successfully and posted the
front oul the house OF this county, court
day. topy-Iesie,
JNO. ID. ALEXANDER. cpk
Marrh 10 wa
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The Defendants, YIN. kutnald Smith Il rnard, Slinbal
ia,nard and Martina Joiner, moi having entered iheira-
peaanrc and h security according the Act Of ASSEM-
bly, and the rnle oi rnnt aud it appearing by saac'n-
evidence that they not inhabitants OF tins common
wealth it ordered that they appear the courthouse
of said county the "a Monday in June newt, and
the plaintiffs bin, ard that this order be inserted
in newspaper printed in the Of Lynch
burg io months successivr,, and posted at the front
door OF the house ths on cort-day
\ Copy-les,c,
WIN. \. CLEMENT, cI'K
Auril
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EsgE.as& Gs' F.AEss q.
Fer tar & nusra 5Siyrr * xnmnwhn s,,,uy
F0R SHE IT TINS 0FFfcE.
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VIRGINIA: II rule held in lh cle9A olte 81 crir-
cnt superior court tlaN ahl rianrsry holden in mud
for the co ut, Cum b-li, III 5 day OF March. l5l5
Elizabeth Noon Hnl AialA hooa, faihti.,
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r; 0.S.S'E as, F;FEgBO.g;S MD
HERS
Hats! Flats Hgats!!.

AMIDoN'S latest spring Gshion-A very beautiful
hat. and Of hestq quality.
PANAMA llATS-a very beautiful article besides a
great variety If fancy articles
HI Of which will be sold cheaper than the cheapest, as
our terms are cAsH ONLY.
We rdially invite all to examine cur stock, before
pnrehasng-We shall take pleasure in exhibiting our
Goods, whether we sell 81 not
REGARDS, RYAN x Co.
Next door 10 VIM. T. Young
March 81 ts
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'
The stock market was very heavy to-day, which IN
can be attributed to the excessive hot weather
stoningon fell on per cent; Norwich and Worcester
J; Long Island. IMorris Canal, Farmers Loan.
Ohio o., !. Harlem improved per cent and Croton
closed nrm AZ prices The transactions were
very nm"o''
Inc trustees OF the late Fulton Bank give notice that
on 'ne 1o'h OF June they Will pay third surplus div-
dcna Oh TWO per cent.
A"e"p's are Deing made, with prospects OF success
eA'ena tne Vicksourg Railroad from jackson, one OF
Tvs present termni to Brandon SO as to open conneo-
ion with the Georgia and South Carolina Railroads.
The Comptroller of this State has given official notice
that he viii rsdssm :. nsr hs on...anSns c;rculs.;nv
hin. Cor. c.,,s...:. ~, ~
Comn,...;., ~, - ~. -. .s' 'NAN
Bank Of Buffalo
Commercial Bank Of Buffalo.
ci Hn,ei Cn,.u PAM IA 81 oswego.
Wateryliet Bank
Bank Of Lyons
The Comptroller is not authorised to pay interest in
any Those persons therefore, who have packages
Of notes which have been protested or the de-
handed of the receiver Of the bank in order obtain
.-.,..-s - rs'sa-y - so 80 LII -
20 ~" -"o'o pe.'s'' Wv ~ -.
-, 49, = 40 '1" '0'o'o a.ou' aAu WV nov ~ $500
o s'eps - es.aOn'n oialnl 'ol anu
are willing to surrender the notes on receiving dollar for
dollar can be paid at this rate on presenting the bills to
the comptroller
Inc assets OF the BANK Of oswego are believed 10 Dc
sumcent 70 pay al the debts Of that pank and none Of
inc circulating notes Of the Bank OF Oswego have been
| reoeemed ~ the CompsroHer
Inc doos OF the lafayette Bank OF New York. inciud
ing circulating notes. nave been paid by the Receiver
'ion' '"o asse'S u Tue panA'
Inc recelps AZ the custom House ior the week end
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Philadelphia.
Correspondence of the Herald. !

PHILADELPHIA, June 2, lS45.
The weather is extremely hot, and the drought is
scorchng up all vegetation in the vicinity of city
AT ~ o'clonk the thermometer 90 degrees in the
shades at o'clock %, at three o'clock 0 and at the
present writing il does have cooled any The
sky howevers somewhat relieved by scattering clouds
and drops of welcome rain gives promise of refreshed
atmosphere before the evening. fresh breeze from
the west is the only circumstance which renders the
weather at all tolerable.
citizens named Keith and Meredith Whether the ru-
NOR be true, what is the occasion OF IT, or where
fought has not yet transpired They say that Keith has
gone on to New York
Elizabeth Ballard the coiored woman VINO was shot
on Friday afternoon by the barber, Souhard is worse
TODAY and her life is considered IN danger.
This the bathing and people are preparing
for their trips TO the Capes The new Atlantic
House kept by McNIain has already hoisted the flag
and commenced the campaign.
ngone being rehearsed at the Arch street and will
be brought out in few days. The Bronze Horse is EN-
acted every evening at this establishment.
At the Walnut street the Bronze Horse is brought out
in elegant style, with the music, sc.
Leonora is still the at the Chestnut So far a.
my judgment goes, it is beautiful and affecting compo-
son throughout II is TO be regretted that the exces
syely warm weather will prevent many OF our citizens
from continuing to witness its nightly producton think
il would have brilliant run II produced again next
winter
But trinng business done in stocks to-day, and
were heavy state Elves maintained their own,
closing firm at TAI
sale of stocks nj Philadelphia.
E,,s, Po,nn-June 90 Far & Nlec Blk l6E $4,000 Will
s ss To- 10 vii RR 49, $4,000 State So 74s 20 Ken Ok
,a SO Gas Bk az; $1,000 VIII Is, SO, 50, $1,000 DO,
s,eoso Bo.pp 200 wilmington r. r, ds is.
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The aggregate movement Of this bank last year
amounted to f2o96s5 and this year amounts to 22s
935 an increase of fl9 300 The decrease in specie
reaches full fifty per cent and the increase in circulation
about forty per cent The capital stock of the bank is
now full The business of banking in Canada annual
y increasing but only keeps pace with the improving
trade of that country.
We have compiled a table from the reports of the
Treasury Department giving the value of each article
Of domestic produce and manufacture exported from the
United States for the past three years II will be OBJ
served that the value Of exports for 1884, greater
than in either of the two previous years. and larger
portion OF the aggregate value of exports from the
country in domestic produce than in any previous
year.
SUMMARY STATEMENT VALUE THE ExPoRrs or
THE GRowTH, PRopUcE MANUFACTURE or THE
UNITED STATES. DURING THE PAST THREE YEARS.
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New Orleans.
Correspondence Of the Herald.l

Correspondence OF the HeraldJ
New ORLEANS, June ], 1876.
Important Ne,cs from 1eras-F,uuds-!Stat Of So
ciety-ITar Ferer, &c.
The steamship McKim arrived here yesterday
from Galveston, with papers TO the 18th ult. She
brought dispatches to the Secretary of the Navy,
which are said to be very important Mexican
troops have reached the Rio Grande, with deter
mination to take possession of the country west of
the Nueces and hold on to it in case Of an appeal to
arms.
Com Stockton has sailed from Galveston, for the
purpose of watching the movements OF the Mexl-
cans, and visiting several important points on the
Cult.
President Jones' movements meet with the favor
of the people, while the feeling IN favor OF annexa
ton grows stronger and stronger and will be surely
consummated.
Ex-Presldent Houston arrived here the other day
from Texas, on his way to visit the Hero at the Her
mtage. He made an excellent speech at the Ar
cade on the subject of Texas annexation, and trI-
umphantly indicated himself from the false ru-
mors and charges brought against him.
Ex-Presldent Lamar, Gen. Games, and Gen. Hen
derson OF the marine corps, are among the dlstin-
gulshed visitors OF the city.
So far we have had very little warm weather. COM
pared with former years at this season. Business is
supremely dull, while the population, fearful OF an
epidemic this summer, are preparing to leave the
city as fast they can. Hundreds have already pro-
Nlueu themselves Oh Itilc
shore.
Inotce by the papers that Of our rich denizens
has been sent before the Criminal Court, for fraudu
leny holding on to a large sum OF money belonging
to w. +. Thompson, of the firm OF Lambeth and
| Thompson. Under late law, passed by our Legis-
lature il must ene him to the benefit of the penl-
Tertiary from three to five years.
The state Of society is not, however, half as VI
cous as it was some. years ago.. And when money
is the ruling passion, is quite passable in what
they call the American portion of the city. The
horrid practice of duelling has probably received
check through the clause of the new constitution,
which DISTINGUISHES person, while some think IL
will be far from doing so, and will lead to horrible
assassinations in the streets-Noi,s cerTons l.,
The war fever runs high here. The Notifications
are being putin ORDER and the military companies are
receiving large accesslons to their ranks. The mi
ltia have recently elected as their Major General, a
distinguished fighting character, second Jackson
in his way, cool and determined and man of great
military science. fear, however, John Bull will
not give him chance to whip his Peninsuar troops
on the plains OF Chalmettee, but will slip in his stea-
mers upon our beautiful and flourishing city,.
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This would bring the aggregate value Of the other item.

Ihs would bring the aggregate value Of the other items
about the same for each year.
Many Of the articles embraced in the above table Of
exports from this country almost exclusively the
production Of this country and taken of by other
nations because they get them any where else.
Our Two great exporting staples. cotton and tobacco
supply the principal part Of the world whatever in
crease in the demand may arise from year year. will
add SO much to the wealth of this country While
almost monopoze the production ofmany articles consu
medvery extensively throughout the world, tho demand
for which must rapidly increase subject only to tempo
rary depressions in price and demand becoming
less and less dependent upon supplies Of many articles
In return from foreign countries which have here
toore imported largely. In other words exports
are increasing and imports decreasing and should
the value OF our mpoatons fall of within the next five
years fifty per cent, it would have no influence upon
our exports, as they must under all circumstances
Oily increase. The expectation of cotton manufactured
goods from this country, is very small compared with
the immense quantities manufactured. Our manufactu.
rers can hardly supply the home demand which is the
first important thing to attend to.
About one-quarter Of the total expectation of the
United States shipped from this port and from onehaf
to threequarer of the aggregate importation is entered
in this district
The amount of tonnage clearing from United States
ports for several years past has uctuated very much
The tonnage cleared in 1874 was larger than any of the
previous four years and the American tonnage cleared
in ls40 was greater than in either of the three follow
ing years. The amount Of foreign tonnage engaged in
the export trade of this country has within the past five
years increased much rapidly than the American
tonnage.
AMOUNT or AMERICAN AND FoREloN TONNAGE CLrAnrp
FROM IRON TnE UNITED STATES FOR FOREIGN COUNTRIES FOR
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SCOTT'S BAZAAR.
No 81 DEY STREET BE;TWEEN BROADWAY AND

oSVI MS most sincere Thanks his
~ friends and the public large for the liberal support re-
ceved since he has been and hopes by The same
strict attention to merit continuance thereof The qualities
Of his Aes Wines LIQUORS aud segars, well known
70 need comment large assortment Of be
had az all times till twelve nghtsuch Beef Steak Mutt
ton Chops Fried Kidneys Ham and Eggs Sarnes Foached
good dinner Roast Boiled Meat for One Shilling every
day from y to o'clock Dublin Brown Stout always on
daught Good Lodgings for Is aud 36 cents Cold
Cuts moments notice This House has been proved by
comparison for be the coolest most com1r
ble the city No House better supplied with English
irish Scotch and city papers, Always thu latest by the
Good Rooms for Private Parties always ready Ar
moments aning-free--gratis-for nothing jes Imsec
GUNNER CLOTHS-!pst received, black. olive, brown
- and green Tor dress andock coats particularly desirable
je1 81 isec WM 4. JENNINGS & co. 2si Broadway.