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The income of Mr.. VIM Macdonald, the
owner of Flora Temple, is said TO be SS0,0O0
lie resides in Baltimore.
Mrs. Ann Chase, the heroine of Tampico,
who distinguished herself in the Mexican
war, is in Boston upon short visit.
The President has recognized Heinrich Null
Ter as consul of the free city of Bremen, nj Sa-
vannah, GA.
Lord Henry Seymour, the founder of the
lately.
Col. r. A. Stewart has sold his Oak Lawn
plan 'ation, in st. Bernard parish La, for
$2i0,000.
During August the receipts of the American
Bible Society amounted to 1914, 47}
The Blue Lick Springs in Kentucky have
been sold for &i6,0UU cash.
The Aurora Borealis was seen as far South
as New Orleans.
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THE MASS MEETING AT BALTIMORE was
postponed Monday in consequence OF the RAIN
1t will take place on Thursday afternoon next
The Sun says:
The Indictment weather, and its settled APP
pearance, induced a determination 10 pos pone
during the forenoon, and hand bills We're pa.
carded to that effect at many pubilc places oti'
when the hour arrived considerable numbers,
singy and in groups, were observed IN the
streets leading 10 the square, gong stnTdliy up
to the good work through the ram. Quite
many seeming To feel the disappointment and
hoping that action would be had. After
pause, however, all retired, apparently salts
fed that the lpostponement was Judicious, as
the rain would certainly have prevented such
demonstration as there is a manifest desire on
the part of the people TO make in support OF
this important movement.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
ifatFS In Norfolk

NORFOLK, Sept. 9.
A prize fight is reported to have taken
place In this city on Saturday last, in which
both parties are represented to have been
pretty well punished.
A row of frame tenements on 18th street.
Newtown, Portsmouth, was set on fire. las /
night, but discovered in time 10 save them
They belong TO MIR. O'Neil
The trial of Grant, charged with incendiar-
ism, commenced in Portsmouth this morning.
Col. Thomas Z. August, Esq, OF your city
has been retained 10 assist Col. Goodwin. the
Commemorative Attorney, whose health has
been quite bad for some time Eight of the
jury are from the county of Nansemond and
four are from Portsmouth
The Commsn Council OF this city hold their
regular meeting tomorrow evening
PERCUSSION.
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The nay fr9 Uffte Hb0Ht-AtfeSed hoGbefy, &C.
LYNcHBURG, September 9th.
Yesterday, taken altogether, may be con-
sidered an eyentful day in this city. 1t was
cold rainy and dreary day, all day long. The
Hastings Court commemorate session, though
with no very important eases on docket. 1t
was the day, also, on which the various
schools and institutions of learning Were re-
opened and among the rest the fall and winter
session was commenced at the Lynchburg Col
lege and it is gratifying TO state that this
sion was commenced under more favor ablt
auspices than any former one, though the
number of students in attendance Were few
no doubt owing TO the unfavorable weather
The police record, since Sunday morning
will show any number of Whiskey cases.
Last evening, about O'Clock, long six
footer, soaking wet from head to foot made
his appearance in the clothing store OF Mr.. n.
Guggenhiemer, blubbering and crying like a
child, declaring that he had been robbed OF
$l,l00, thrown into the canal and otherwise
i'll treated, by party who had taken him
down in the far-famed "Buzzard" He could
not, however, give any description of the par
ties who had perpetrated the alleged robbery,
and, consequently. the police conld get no clue
TO the affair. He gave his name as Samuel
Sweeney, of Tennessee, but formerly of APP
pomattox, Va. PINKNEY.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Stampede from the Gr,snbrier White sulphur
Gs
WHITE St-LpUrR SPRINGS. GREENBRIEE
Ga,,tarpf,ar


WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, GREENBRlER{
COUNTY. Va, September 2
The arbitrary rule of fashion has rlolcuIous
ly ended the season at This standard watering
place lust as the most charming weather -
succeeding the rainy spell OF The last ihTee
weeks When viii reason take Inc place Oh
folly and induce folks to act according 10 lts
dictates. Crowds are most uncomloF'doi5
hacked at other Springs. because Inc DAY mas
arrived 10 go there, while cottages mere are
only partially filed and we are enjoying the
luxury of such delicious atmosphere, as ohlS
a mountain region can present FOR thTee
weeks vet. the season should continue mere:
and no doubt, in the future, September Will
be added TO It, as it ought to be.
Ii is surprising few deaths have occurred
among so many invalidS as have been here
only three so iar-one of apoplexy. another OF
jaundice from a broken down ilVef, a third
from disease connected with an old heart al
fection aud Il fourth will probably soon occur
from liver complaint, the subject OF which
has been twenty days on the road from
Southern city, and recently arrived in Il dying
state No fatal case of recent acute disease
has occurred this season, which is remarkable
lmong so many persons as we have had, many
If whom act imprudently. both in eating and
mixing. As false rumors exist about sick
ness here because the deaths occurred within
| few days of each other, l address you this 10
give you the truth. MEDICUs.
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MUTINY AND MURDER.--On the 22d ult., the
crew of the schooner William Il. Pettice, lying
Mt Stockton, Ala, loading lumber for Calves
ton, Texas. inutinied, and in struggle with
the mate, who was trying to induce them to
return their duty, threw that officer over
board, and he was drowned Three of them
were rrested and sent TO Mobile Jail.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Lieut. John Nones, son of
Cant Nones of the United States cutter For
ward, died very suddenly on Thursday night
last The vessel was lying at anchor al the
mouth of the Christiana creek, Del ana Lieut..
n retired APPARENTLY in good health, but not
rising in the morning at his accustomed hour,
some one went 10 call him, when 1t was dis
covered that he was dead.
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MISS HARTsHoRNf. from

MISS HARTSHORNf from New York, now
vi in this city. wishes 30 Obtain scholars for the
PIANO, either privately or in a school. She rs a
pupil of Prof. WALLENHAUP. VINO gives her his
hi hest commentator. Those wishing to receive
instruction will please call her, at The corner OF
Main and Adams streets. OF address her through
the Post Office, care of w. A. JENKINS, Ex-
change Bank.
REFERENcEs.-Rev. Charles Minnegerode. Rev.
o. r. Baldwin, ESQ, VIM. b. Gibson, Esq.
20 z
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ooh, Johnny Bull, be true,
Confound the prices new,
And make them fall!
Curse kemhle's politics,
Frustrate his knavlsh tricks,
On thee cur hopes we hx,
~ n. asat fhaul ali ~

This done, they scrambled over the benches,
rot up sham fights in the pit, or danced the
Mmous 30. P.p dance. This was doue by half
q dozen or dozen men forming in a ring, and
stamping alternately with the right and left
foot. calling out at regular intervals, 20. r, -
80. P.," with drawing and monotonous
sound This generally lasted till the lights
were put out. All attempts at compromise and
At suppression by the police proved alike una
vailing, untii the sixty-sixth night when the
matter was fiaally ended by the consent of Mr..
KxNRLE " an abatement o. sixpenes IN the prices
Of sdsssssioa to the Pit, and the dismissal OF an
unpopular employer of the theatre, the boxes
semaiuing at the advanced price A lame and
iupotent conclusion of SO much energy, re-
sembling in all butt destuctiyeness the grand
promise aud lame performance of the late cam
paign in Italy.
Among its other eccentricities, London, ac-
cording 10 our author, becomes at Times, pre-
pos,eroasiy musical. Now il is "The Sea, the
Sea-" then, "Aii round my Hat" Gusts old
Neptune in popular form, and anon Jim
Crow" introduced by an American &C tor, took
the taste Of the town. For months, it is said,
the ears OF ordinary people Were stunned by
the senssiess chorus
"Turn about and wheel about
- And do Just So
Turn about and wheel about
And lump, Jim Crow
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NEGROES IN MAssAcHUsErTs.-It is stated
that the city messenger OF New Bedford is a
negro man, regularly elected by the citizens,
and Lewis Hayden, the once noted fugitive.
holds an office iii the house in Bos ton, to
which he was regularly elected over a white
competitor, with a salary of eight hundred
dollars n year
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Tar IsIAvp on SAN JrAS--Hs Sstsre.--
Gov. Uoueia.s had issued 2 protest asains.
Gen. Harney's occupation Of san van, uhn
se,,f 4 message to the yancoHvers isiaha ~
s.snbrv. declaring that British forces would &c
la, aa., a. San Iuan. There was doubtful
r,,,aor that ths British steamer Satellite had
attacked the island aud killed thifty Ahieli-
cans. There is little doubt but that Gen Har-
uey has acted under Instructions IN this mat
Ter Last January, this matter, according to
.,e re.ort of the T. 8. Commissioner, stood as
follows:
The islands. San Juan and Lopez, were
claimed by Wa2aiAs4on Territory part of
Whatcofn country, aud NJ the same time were
eiaitoed by the officers of the British govern
,nnut They had been the subject of contro-
yersy between the American and British Com
mfssiouers for running the boundry line
hstween the United States and the British ter
ri,ory under the Oregon treaty, and the mat
ter had been referred by that commission to
their respective governments.
The island of San Juan is about fifteen
miles long by seven miles wide, and has two
excellent harbors, and Lopez Island opposite
and separate from it by channel of not more
than mile wide, has another fine harbor, per-
fectiy land-locked and safe at all times. The
possession of these Islands by the United
States, says Mr.. Nngent, in his report. wouid
leave us nothing to regret for having yIelded
Vaneouver's Island. These two Islands in the
straits of Fuca are of greater importance 20
Great Britain than the Bay Islands, which
they still hold
A Geographic dispatch from Washington,
yesterday, says there is every reason to be-
iieye that 'sGen. Harvey is instructed to NAM
tain possession of the Island of San Juan, al
all hazards
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LAGER BEER DRINKING.--A man named
Adam Dutz drank eight gallons of lager beer
had finished drinking the eight gallons he was
still dissatisfied, aud called for more lager,
which was refused him, on the ground, no
doubt, That harm might come 10 HIM ii per-
mitted 10 drink To excess
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DEATH CAUSED BIZ EXTRACTING A ToeTH.
day or TWO since Il son OF MIR. Geo. Hoffman,
residing ut Hudson City, N Y, extracted one
of his front teeth, which caused II continual
flow of blood, and resulted in his death on
Wednesday night. Several physicians were
in attendance, but they We're unable to reader
any assistance.
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A MUSICAL DEBUT.-Mrs. Varian James, of
Cincinnati, who has been taught singing in
Italy, made her debut in opera al Pixies Opera
House, on Friday evening, in Verdi's Rigolet-
to. In spite of much stage fright, she is re-
ported to have succeeded
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Coal FOR CALIFoRNIA.-The ship Silver
Star, Captain Wade at Alexandria, Va, is to
he loaded with Cumberland COAL i,5OU tons, by
the American Coal Company, for San Francis
co, acknowledgements Gazette.
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MA RICHMOND TREATISE.
CROWDED AUDIENCES
Nightly greet the
SUPERIOR COMPANY,
Now PERFORMING at our beautiful Theatre.
ANOTHER STERLING COMEDY.
f / III klxsAaIts TO NIGHT, with a
THE RivALs}
IA MAGNIFICENT CAST.
and IA MAGNIFICENT CAST
IL A MAGNIFICENT CAST.
PADDY MILES, BDY.t In continuation with
PADDY NILES B0f,1
ePLENDlD SONGS,
BEATTIFtL DANCES,
tMoNtS rifles THE HOUR.
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GEORGIA FOR Observation-Disclosures Toombs
recently made a speech in Lexington, in his
State, n which he came out boldly aud en-
phatiealiy in favor of Douglas for The Presi.
dency
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BETTER THAN FiLIBUsTERING.-Col. Kim
aey, the great Central America coionist and
hhbuster. having returned TO Texas, has Just
been elected TO the Legislature OF that State,
from Nueces county,
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"a NOTiCE.-Was committed to the jail Of
~ this comfy, bedford, VAL on the 18th day
60 of July last, 1889. as a runaway. neg man,
- calling himself HENRY HALL; FIVE feet
-x-1-t three inches high; scar over the left eve;
long bushy hair; copper color. Had on when
mtted. gray caaslnet pants, cadet stripe down each
leg, wool knit Shirt low crown soft hat; about .
% years of age. JOHN III. EUBANk,
an 27-6w Jailor.
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~r-@ DAILY LINE TO PORTS
Glk--A NnQEOI
RUNAwAYS.

~ RANAWAY - From the subscribers, on
gIY the ist inst, JIM HENRY, hired OF the late
ANCol. VIM 7. Wniree, of Chesterfield county
- He IS about ~ or - Years OF age, feet or
.S=g.inehes high very slender, ashy or daIk GIN
EeTbread color, quite u prominent nose and when
spoken to bends little forward and speaks low.
He generally wears cap. lie Is no doubt lurking
about the city. OF in the neighborhood of his mas
ter's farm. We will give five dollars for his de
livery to us, and all expenses paid.
Sc 6-6t SMITH 4 MCCURDEN.
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"a RANAwAY-s2oo REwARD-Ftomra the

Ia KakAA 2p II Il w AMBITION lbs
CIV subscriber, about the middle OF Septemter,
MISS, a NEGRO MAN, med NILE, or
IA GRAM SON-sonetImes called W Hey Gran
.E4ksison-about "a or rs years old ordinary size,
bacon color has one tooth out IN front He iof
merly BELONGED To DR. Ande rson, OF Amelia county.
will pay the above reward Of 500 for his dehv
cry ut Eumpkin's jail in Richmond. Any int6r-
nation concerning him viii be thankfully received,
and can be addressed to Scotland Neck, Halifax
au Him
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I III. BINFORD'S

1 III. BiNFOHDS
d. ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
On 7th between Clay and Marshall SITS.
The exercises of this School will be resumed on
MON DAY. Sept. 10Th The course Of instruction
is thorough, embracing every branch taught IN
Schools of the highest grade, and every exertion
is made to promote the rapid and accurate ad-
vancement of pupils.
Aided by experienced and competent assistants.
I shall endeavor to merit continuance of the lIbe
raj patronage of the public.
For terms, &c, apply to J. II. BINFORD,
Sc Tin Corner I3th and Franklin SITS.
DTCHaIOND CLASSICAL AND COM
II MERCIAL SCHOOL, FOR BOYS AND YOUNG
N.-EDWARD W. CONE, A. NJ. and HOR-
ACE P SMITH. A. NJ, Principals The Sth
nual session will commence on MONDAY, Sept
10Th, the Franklin, between Sth and 9th
streets.
Those wishiuz to enter pupils for the ensuing
year, viii please make early application.
7-dtl5S
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-lE> NOTICE.-The Eleventh Anniversary
Ga Celebration of Sprin. field Division Sons
of Temperance. No 167, will be held on THURS
DAY EVENING next. at LeIsh Street Baptist
Church, conrnencln- at O'Clock: GEO. w. AR
cason Members of the Division will meet at their
Hall precisely alta O'Clock. Members of sister
DIVISIONS are invited to participate with us.
By order of the w. P.
Sc -2t JNO, w, WINFREE R. s.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. tvA.,) SEPT. 6, 1889.
g,.h watsr tais day Wednesday,, o'efock.
ARRIVED.


Brig Larakah, Brown. SoInbrero Isiano, Haa Fla
Bris VIM Mason. Gardner, Jacksoh'hie' i'''
lumber $. c. RobiHson. u. pa,tland
Schr. Mountain Eagle, Pendeton' ieooAi"nu'
i'i sebr L"fH Z D. Cramner. Cramner, New York
auano Bacon & B.skervli; c.hoar
Sehr Arkansas, Mills. Baltimore, guano' ochaoi'
Snhr. Josiah Achorn. Merrill, Hillsboroush' Me.s
sShT Rsdintton. Clark Rockand. ice, d. ard
Schr. J. W. Rochie Rogers, Boston, ice' to oraer'
SAILED.
Steamship jamestown. skinner, New ork' hio~e'
and passene ers, Iudlam " atson. pL;,.5o,
Steamer City OF Richmond; nitTTne e,I Hii"uoi
phia, mdze. and passengers n; F.: u..i1 ,ds ,oa
Steamer Belvldere, Keene, Baltimore mdze' ana
pasr Tn,is do pew. EdInonds, Providence via
Pesersbnrg. mdze, W. d. Celquitt Co.
Schr. Afyarado. Cotrel, WASHINGTON VIA FORT
WaithaII coal, W. d. Coqultt x Co..
sshr. lose phine, Waterbury down the river hight.
Schr. Hope. Frank, down the river, light
Schr Roxanna. Geog hogan. down the hit.
Scbr. Estelle. Davis, down the river, hight.
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Nrr yoRK. Sept 4-Arrived. schr Emily
smit fW Ma qSI A. Mcneil Hand; Ned Hende rson.
from Wilming ton, \. c.; Crenshaw, Moss, Rich
Whipple. Rio. J. II. Hoyt. NJ. l.. Woodmore and
Daniel NJ. French. 5tt. Cleared, schr. Ellicott.
Monroe, WILMINGTON. N. c. Arrived, schr. Abbot
Lawrence do.
BosToy, Sept. Cleared, schr. Commander In
Chief Alien Richmond.
HAMproh RoADs, Sept. CARVED, ship Ram
bier, from Jarvis Island. with guano.
A large number OF coasters are here, wind bound.
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SCHOOL RENcHES. -.For sale e number of
- SCHOOL BENCHES, with and without Lacss.
Apply te VIM. WILLIAMSON, at his Tonsora.
Establishment, on tsth street, between Main and
Cary. se1-3t
EsOK HIHE-For the bxianea of the year n
4 GIRL accustomed to eaekiag. washing and
waiting Ia tae house. Apply to -
se7--1 R. cATTHORN
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Tf 49, FRENCH PAINTINGS, FOR SALE
ES>a-a AT BfNFORD'S HAT STORE, 81 MAIN
ST. have for sale about IS SPi4EN DID PAINT
INGS, done on glass. which I am anxious to get
rid Of as they are out of my line and must be sold
very soon to make room for my regular stock
Also. TIL EE OIL PAINTINGS.
Sc SITS F. BINFORD.
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l,Elax. cARRIAGES, CARKIAGEs.

iGESG cARRfAGEs.-The Subscriber inlsnls
~ chanSing has business, and will eiier ia
make, consisting of R0CkAWAYS, BIGGlEs,
with and without tops, &e.. which have been Fgi
lower than rexular city prices, as he lntands 70
sell every vehicle on hand. | would further state.
that all persons in want of CARRIAGES. Blu
81 ES &C., will find il greatly 10 their interest g
live nle a cali. as | am determined 90 sell AZ all
hazards. lower than any one cisc in order % ciose
out nv stock. JOHN DOES,
az Sim Corner 9th and Broad sts.
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~ VIRGINIA CENTRAL AGRI-
'S~a CULTURAL S0CIETY.-The Execu-
tive Committee of the Society will meet at the
Far Grounds on WEDNESDAY next at II o'clk
A. M C. DIMM0CK.
Sc 5-3t Secretary.
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a. FALL TRADE, 1889. --MERCHANT
III TAILORING The subscriber has jgst re
IN ceIved from New ork and hesothef North
cGpGTHs sAssIMskEs. STR sffE. sat s%fIN
and other FESTtNGS which he will make up to
order. in the best and most fashionable style, at
greatly reduced prices.
osn s S o 6 9P n asnqEs
mems FURNISHING GOODS, to which he invites
the attention of all who wish to purchase superior
his new store; on Main street, in the MANSION
HOUSE buildno, where his friends and the public
will always lind him regd + f. ; se E 5hem
HANDS WANTED to work on fne custom coats
and pants se7-dlu+
,sNEW sTORE .--RO0Ts, A1
ISHOES AND TRU NBS The under 60 q
3signed have lust returned from the North with
an entire new and we'll selected stock OF BOOTS,
In at such prices that will not fail to please pur
our stock of Ladies' CATERS. BOOTS. SLIP
PERS, BCShiNS, &c, are unsurpassed in style,
Misses and Chldren's SHOES, VIC have an end
Our stock of Gentlemen's and Boys BOOTS.
SHOES and CATERS. is the best selection ever
offered IN tins city.
CONSTANT, on hand large and full assortment of
SERVANTS SHOES, all Of which We are selling
at the lowest cash prices. All in want of anything
in our line viii lind 1t to their interest e S1ll on
Sc lin 296 Broad street. above list.
n FOR sALE--A first rate family HORSE,
I-sNseven years old; perfectly; gentle works
seat extension top PHAEToN, Of the best make.
as good as, new; with Harness, the same having
been boug Int of Hitchcock Il Osborne last April.
and very little used Apply to n. G. Iipsconibe at
Sc DIV RIO. HOWARD.
Rf Boat Ella i ( = s toiTv MI Fl
leave as above. For freight, apply t. nv
sc 7-2t At the She'd Dock street
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LOST AND srRAYEn

-
I OST. dropped somewhe between the Banks
Il and Pearl street. a DEPOSIT or PASS BOOK
OF the snbscrber, with Farmers Bank OF Viz.
If required, u suitable reward bs leaving said
Book at the General Insurance Office. on PEAR
street, next to f. ID. Eacho. {. X. BRICkEN.
Sc CIT
STOP THE THIEF Was stolen
~ from my stable on the MIA ht of the 3lst nit.
ISZAa bright bay MARE. dark name and tai
with slip of white on the nose. and think a small
star in the forehead, and about three years old
Ans information will I've thankfully received. Ad-
dress. JAMES PACE, Palmyra, Fiuyanns. Va.
Sc 6-dlm JAMES PACE.
~A LOST COW.-A large WHITE COW,
xA3x~ with crumpled horn, strayed on Satur-
Aa.sday. A suitable reward will be paid on
delivery. PURCELL LADD K CO,
au PTS 122 Main street.
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The New York bank statement. Of last " sek ex-
Guiding the Corn Exchange and the Mechanics
and Traders Banks, shows an increase in loans of
Ssi3,ei0 a:td gain of $40 ll6 in specie The err
SI54d, !y7 greater.
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SHOCKOE HILL GENERAL
So AGENCY.-G. W. Fl. TYLER, Office on
RENT OFT HOUSES: IRE OUT NEGROES;
SELL REAL ESTATE. SELL NEGROES and
acts as a GENERAL AGENT. He returns his
thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him
for two years past. au 3l-6m