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MAIL ARRANGEMENT.
Richmond Post Ofiice.

The Mails are due and closed as follows:
GREAT NORTHERN MAIL, via Washington City
AN
THE SIDE MAILS on this route are furnished from
the train that departs at A. NJ, and will be closed
daily at s P NJ.
6. M. and 6 A. NJ; closes 8 P. NJ. and A M.
THE SrAuNroN MAIL, via Charlottesville-Due
dsilyin Railroad cars at o'clock, P M and closes
daily at O'Clock, p. M.
The NORFOLK CRY MAIL, per Steamers, via
City Pont-Due Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Satur-
DAYS at P. NJ, and closes Sundays, Tuesdays and
Thursdays at T. M.
the Grove Landing-Oue Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at p. NJ, closes Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Sundays at o'clock P. M.
The YORKTOWN MAIL, via the Grove Landing
Due Tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays at P.
NJ, closes Sundays Tuesdsys and Thursdays at
sP.M.
rard's-Due Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays
atop NJ. closes Sundays, Tuesdays and Thurs.
days at 7. NJ.
The LYNcHsURG MAIL, via Canal Packet Boats
Due daily, except Monday, at . r. M closes oaliy
except Sunday, AT p. NJ.
THE SIDE MAILS on this route are furnished by
the Departures of Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
THE LYNcHBuRG MAIL, via Danville Railroad
and Farmviile-Due Monday, Thursday and Satur.
day at Il P NJ; closes Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at 8 p. NJ.
~ Mails also close for Lynchburg on Sun
aay, Tuesday, and Thursday, at 8, ?. NJ, which
are dispatched via Central Railroad and Char
Iotesville On the mornings of Monday, Wednesday
and Friday.
THE TAPPAHANNocK MA1L-Due on Wednes
days and Saturdays at o'clock, P. M, closes on
Mondays and Thursdays at 8 o'clock, P. NJ
The WILLIAMSBURG MAIL. via New Kent C. Ill
Due Wednesdays and Saturdays at O'Clock, P.
H., and closes Mondays and Thursdays at 8, P NJ
THE LOUISA Horse MAIL, via Goodalls to Fred.
ericksburg-0 Due Monday and Thursday at P M;
closes Monday and Thursday at P. M.
SHORT PUMP NAIL, via Three Chopped Road
to Trevillian's Depot-Due Thursdays at ii M
and c oses same day at P. NJ
~OFFICE HOURS.-From 81 o'clo k,A. M,
until the arrival of the Northern Mail, due at T.
NJ. after ths asserting of that mail until p. M.
On Sunday from 81 to 81 A. NJ, and from to
Pm. sf
HStamps for the prepayment of postage on
letters can be had at the Office
Persons applying for letters which have been
ADVERTISED, viii please so to designate them.
TOn all transient newspapers, and every
other description of printed matter, except news
papers and periodicals published at intervals not
exceeding three months, and sent from the office OF
publication to actual and bona fde subscribers, post
age is required to be PREPAID when deposited
In the Office.
NH THOS. B. BIGGER. P. M.
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MECHANICS, ONION AssooIA.

MECHANICS ONION ASsOCIA.
iM TION.-ofnce In Exchange building, next
door to the Post Office, Richmond va.-ACCIJ.
MULATED CASH AND GUARANTEE CAPITAL
s50,e00-M. B. DEAN, President Finance Com
mittse: WIN. Patton, G. C. Wood, II, B. Judkins
A. Wilbur, Actuary.
This Association has declared dividend of thirty
five and one half per cent for the year ending April
lst, 1882. No liability to assessment
This Is an Association of Workias Men and
others for the mutual assistance of each other in
case of sickness or accident.
BY the payment of the following annual deposits
you will become life member and viii be entitled
to weekly benefit t6rst week excepted3 during
Life, If you should be disabled by sickness or ac
cident from attending to your ordinary business or
occupaiAoh. rcmacs viii draw in case of sickness
common to both sexes
YEARLY DEPOSIT OF MEMBERS UNDER so
YEARS OF AGE.
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ID EMOYAL.-Mrs. b. RoSENFELD respect
III fully informs her friends and customers, taat
she has REMOVED her old stand at the corner OF
New Market, to the corner of Sixth and Broad
Streets.
her, at her old stand, since the death of her hus-
band she solicits continuance OF the same, at
her new stand,
Corner of Sixth and Broad Sts.,
je e2-lm. Corner below Mr. Courtney.
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DRY GOODS AT COsT.-Ihe Subscribers
II have still in store large assortment OF sea.
soDable Dry Goods, which they are desirous Of
selling out at and below cost, in part
PLAIN ana fancy Silk Crayats
Silk and cambria Neck Ties
Paris mems aud boys kid Gloves
Taieta and Cap Ribbons
lr:sh Linens and brown Hollands
Birds Eye Diaper
Silesias, Rice Cambria
Black and white Wigan
Colored and blue Servings
Buttons OF all kinds
Colored and white Spool Cotton
Linen and cotton Tape
AL OF which will be sold at and below cost to
close. THoS. h CHAS. ELLIS T. CO.,
je7 No l06 Main street.
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MUsQUEroEs.-We have sometimes thoupht
that our musquetoes were some, but on reading
the following from New Orleans paper va
perceive our mistake. u
FLORIDA MUsaUEToEs.-Iti is reported thar
an enterprising Yankee once travelling through
riorida, iound u necessary to sleep out at
made his bed under the boiler of an old steam-
boat he found on the banks Of the ST. Johns.
On awaking the following morning, he die.
covered that myrads of musquetoes had been
attracted to the spot, and that in their eager.
ness to ''get at him." they had thrust their
bills through the iron boiler in the direction in
which ne lay. With the ingenuity peculiar I'd
ms race, ne went to work and clinched all the
bills inside the boiler, when the musouetoes.
taking the alarm, rose with the boiler. and
fiew off at a Numbering rate in the direction Of
OF the Okeefenokee swamp.
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M NEW AND FAsHIONABL

m NEW AND FASHI IONABLR
0HATS-Just opened at my store, IN Nam
ri opposite the CRY Hotel, several cases II X ss-
sutk and straw Hats, OF the latest fashion Tor
summer wear. have also on hand, and are con
stsntly manufacturing, gentlemens' Silk and Plush
Hars. Masters and Misses Hats, Caps, &c, at
extensive assortment of the kind In tha city.
nv 20-1m JAMES COLLINS.
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FIRST VEssEL.-The clipper ship Helena,
cleared ca at New. York on Tuesday, for Poss
Phillip, Australia. 4
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NyHR NOTES OF the S0uehcrn Manufac.
fnroFs, Bank Of Washington City, and Of the
Cerporas1on ef Rredericksbusg, win be no
ceissd at psv UttA YiyHiMia Bank Notss ct our
counter. @. W. PURCELL 4 CO.,
my0 Exchange Brokers.
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q VIM. Robertson, charged with grand
larceny, at Norfolk, was on Wednesday SEM
fenced to the peniteEtary for one year. Tho
jury recommended him to executive clemencv
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n The residence Of the late Dr.. J. b.
Tyler, in Staunton, has been purchased by
Mr.. M. G. Harman, for 5000. 80
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~ The Maine Liquor Law is exciting dis
cuss'on among the temperance people Of Ere
dericksburg. t
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THE GREAT ALAGeN CASE IN FLORIDA
This great law suit, involving the title of the
whole peninsula OF Florida. and depending
upon principles in great part similar 10 those
involved in the grant TO Count Punon Rostro,
which covers the residue of the State from the
line OF the Alagon grant, on the east, to the
western boundary of Florida on the west, was
tried at ST. Augustine, in the United States
District Court for this District, commencing
on Monday the 10Th, and terminating ON Mon
day the 24th of May. The form Of the suit was
an action Of ejectment, brought in the name Of
the present owner Of The grant, against Jos.
A. Braden, purchaser from the United States.
For the plaintiff, C. F. Mayer, of Baltimore,
Judge Thompson and Mcqueen Mcintosh,
Esq. OF Florida. For the defendant, Hon. ID.
L. Yulee, George w. Call and C. c. Young,
Esqrs., employed by the United States. .g
After the Introduction on both sides of q
great deal of documentary evidence, the Court
proceeded 10 instruct the jury that the act Of
1907 was applicable TO the case-that plaintiffs
had failed to show a recognition of their grant
by Congress, and therefore, could not main-
tain an action of ejectment. The Court fur.
fher charged the jury, that. if they believer
the Spanish laws were such as bad been read
TO them, then this was q grant upon conditions;
and the Duke of Alagon having faiied % com
ply with these conditions, the grant had oe.
come void. That the sale TO Hackley was; IN
violation of Spsnish law, and the lands be i
came f,r6nited 10 the King. That tho annui 1
ment Of this grant BY the King and Cores
was a good snnulment in Spain, and that the
grant could not have been recognised BY the
Spanish tribunals; and, by the tresty, no grants
:, - a. - t6ey would have been good sgainst
Sn.;n. Upon all these points, the Court
directed The Jury TO find = verdict Of
de1eadsni. The Jury. accordingly, returned q
verdict for defendant; and the plaintiffs except
ed 20 the charge ofthe Court-carrying up
the case, BY Writ Of Error, to the Supreme
Court Of the Unised States. Jaeksoneilie
R<psbticas.
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,ool r.... -: $ 2. Nss YoRK.-A frighifnl affisy
.roA p.aee 70 Mulberry street, New York. lat
.as.oas Three men, named Donsliy. iiolsn
and Duffy. were stabbed. the two Is;,.. I. 49, 8.
oaD'y, morally. The afffay grew on, of 4.
.ac' tna' Dolan was jealous Of his via "a
treated her shamefully. Donellv. =. - "a ~
'a'ner, wentto take her away, and rs.;.,.r,..
on Dolans part led to the bloody scene sbo,s .,,s
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SPErEKsBuRG IrEns.--We -. s.. -
Express that listls daughser Of Mr.. Als.ss.
der Moody, was severely injured d 80.
day, bv . catt passing over her. o
A little boy, son Of Mr.. John w. Sm;ib. III
his ofbadly mashed BY the falling 81 . go
ton bale. in the vicinity Of Wills & Lea's s,ols
house. -
= bind man named Andrews, on Thursday.
Was seriously injured by fall, IN Old ssreet.
Madame Anna Bishop is to sing il Ps,ers,.
Dule Monday night We hope she win do tfIe
Same thing here, soon. IS ~
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IND. SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE IL, I85
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining I'm the Rfchulond Post One,
on the 11th june. 1852.

&4AS u -
T Persons calling
please say they are ad,
LADII
Anderson Mrs Harriet J
Arnold Mrs M ] NJ
Arnold Miss Octavia E
Allen Miss Mary C
Brannan Mrs
Bott Mrs Archibald B
Baugh Mrs Eliza E
Bartlett Mrs Elizabeth
Brooks Mrs Elizabeth
Ball Mrs Henry
Bowler Mrs Mary C
Brown Mrs Martha
Buster Mrs M p
Bayers Mrs Matilda
Bel Mrs r II
Bright Miss U E
Bonney Miss Nancy A
Christian Mrs Mary A
Clarke Mrs Margaret
Chandler Mrs Maria L
Clarke Mrs Jane E
Courvay Mrs Julia
Condry Mrs Dennis
Clark Mrs CathaIine M
Clopton Mrs Ann w
Crowell Miss Emily A
Dykes Mrs Clara F
Drake Mrs Henry
Dickenson Miss Sallie
Dabney Miss Mary 8 2
Edwards Mrs Joseph
Ford Mrs Edith
Fleming Mrs Indiana B
Forester Miss Alice M 9
Gentry Mrs Lucy
Graham Miss Martha F
Gholson Miss Ann J
Hayward Mrs C
Hooper Mrs Lucinda
Hockaday Mrs Martha
Hancock Mrs )
hapgood Mrs Sarah
jackson Mrs Sarah
Johnson Miss Julia A
Kennedy Miss Mary S
Kennedy Miss
Leonard Mrs nj
Lipscomb Mrs L S
Lewis Mrs Hannah
Louis Mrs Elizabeth
Lipscomb Mrs Caroline
Lurvey Mrs Ann
Marshall Ann
Moore Mrs Anna
Montague Mrs M AM
Moody Mrs M F
Null Mrs Mary G
Mason Mrs Margaret E
Motley Mrs Mary E
Martin Mrs Nora
McCauly Mrs Mary
Nixon Mrs Malinda
Nelson Miss Catharine
Perkins Mrs E s
Price Mrs Eliza F
Pollard Mrs Julia A
Price Mrs Mary
Platt Mrs Susannah
Payne Miss Mitchell
Roberts Matilda
Rogers Mrs Elizabeth
S'okes Mrs Allen Y
Shields Mrs Elsey
Spragings Mrs E E
Stark Mrs E H
Slaughter Mrs F 2
Scott Mrs Lucy P
Simms Mrs Lucy d
Shelton Mrs Mary s
Smitnson Mrs Sarah
Trowers Mrs Sarah A
Timberlake Mira M
Tilson Mrs Harriet 81
Tomlin Mrs E
Thomas Agga (servant)
Unley Mrs Louisa
Vanduvall Mrs A K
Watkins Mrs Ann III
Woody Mrs Jane 2
Winston airs + P T
Williams . Mrs w J
Warren Mrs Sarah
Waddell Mrs Susan H
Wyatt Mrs Virginia A
Warrington Mss AF
"sll. Me- GaaI
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~ - sshCe ActBRs
for Letters in this List vii.
vertised.
ES' LIST.
A
Anderson Miss L M 9
Allen Miss Isabella 8
Archer Miss Fidelia E
Allen Miss Bette
b
Branch Miss Maria v
Blankenship Miss NJ J
Biggam Miss Mary A
Bowe Miss Mary r
Burnett Miss Mary NJ
Best Miss Julia A
Benners Miss Julia NJ
Bradley Miss Harriet NJ
Bramham Miss NJ J
Baldwin Miss Fanny
Bowler Miss Eliza
Bosher Miss Eliza
Bryan Miss Della
G
Carter Mrs Rebecca
Christian Mrs M
Cameron Miss C
Gates Miss Caroline
Grafton Miss Della
Clark Miss Mary E
Cullen Miss Margaret
Carter Miss Mary L
d
Davis Miss Mary A
Dillet Miss Mary w
Davenport Miss klilly
Davis Miss Juliet
Eff
Franklin Miss D
Fulcher Miss d A
Fear Miss Emma J
Franklin Miss Lucy C
6
Gordon Miss Lucy
Goodall Miss Mariana
HI
Hnrner Mrs Sarah A
Hewitt Miss A A
Hoskins Mis-. E w
Hord Miss Virginia
Heath Miss Mary A
J
Jarvis Miss Mary s
Jones Miss Ruth E
X
Kimberly Miss E
L
Longes. Miss Frances
Lhemon Miss Jenette
Lomas Miss Susan
Luck Miss Mary F 9
Lewis Miss Maria L
NJ
Mander Mrs Susan
Muddinan Mrs Sarah
Moseley Miss Mary E
Morris Miss Elizabeth s
Miller Mrs Martha Y
Null Miss Sarah M
Murry Miss Virginia
Nc
McQuie Miss C A
N
Nunnally Miss NJ B
p
Powell Miss Julia B
Parks Miss M
Peasants Miss Mary L 2
Priddy Miss Martha r
Pepper Miss Mary w
II
Rogers Mrs Agness;D
Rodd Mrs
8
Scott Miss Caroline w
Starke Miss Ella B
Stevenson Miss Martha
Smith Miss Mary A
Shelton Miss Maria L
Stevenson Miss M +
Scoheld Miss Mary F
Sew Miss 8
Sadler Miss Susan''C
4
Teller Mrs Ann E
Turner Miss Clara
Tazewell Miss Martha
Toombs Miss Mary ]
J-V
Via Mrs Anne d
Vyse Mrs Richard
w
Wilson Miss Lucinda
Waldrop Miss Lydia C
Wilson Miss Lizzie
Walker Miss Mary
Williamson MISS M
Williams Miss Nancy, s
Wallace Miss Sarah J
Wingheld Miss Sarah E
N1Nnuu Miaa Hclio A .
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- a meeting il to be held in Frederick.
burg on Monday night, to decide, whether Il.
old company called the Guards .shali or shall
not be dishanded. We infer that military
spirit is low in that town.
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AYER,s CHERRY PECTO.
THOs. B. BIGGER. P. NJ.

\ESgE7 RAL.-Of all the numerous medicines
JgxS extant, (and some of them valuabe,) for
L V-Sth the cure of pulmonary complaints, no.
IN thing has ever been found which could
N.-SA<A .on,pare in its effacfa with fhis pranara
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III IMPORTANT NOTICE TO =
4lH HAT AND BOOT WEARERS The
cheapest place in the city to buy is at J. H
ANTH0NYS, where Moleskin Hats of the
best quality are sold at S3 so; second quality 80;
silk BE so.
Fine Calf.skin Sewed Boots. % 30
Patent Leather Congress Boots rs
Patent Leather Oxford Iies-. s-.........-...- 20
Patent Leather Monterey Boots. .--..-.. %
Together with an assortment of Panama, Leg
horn end soff Hats, Umbrellas, &c.
NH 30 EOLUMRftN HOTEL
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i ANECpoTE OF ZANE COCK.-On the mo-
morable 21st Of June, tLord Howe's sictory)
Capt. Berkeley, the uncle Of the present Hon.l
Grantley Berkeley, commanded the Marlbo-a
rough, End broke through the French lias, bs-I
tween l. L'Impetuous and lie Mucius, reach pfi
superior force, and engaged Them ,both. OnI
going into action, the Captain ordered all hbsi
live stock to be thrown overboardi buts q the ]
humble request OF his crew, permitted them
to retain an old game cock, which they. tihe
crew had fought several times, and always
with success. Though the coop was shrowas
into the sea, the cock was allowed 10 range
the deck at liberty. In the action, the MARI
borough was 30 severely handled BY her tre-s
mendous opponents, that half her cfew were
disabled, her Captain carried wounded below,
her mainmasi shot away, and the remsinder Of
the men driven from thesr quarters. Al this
very juncturs, when the Marlborough was on
the point of striking, tfiere CHANGED one Of
those awful lulls in the roar of the thunder
ing cannon, often experienced 10 general ae-
ton; ID that monenihry silence, when she fall
ing Of rope might be- heard ,thei old game
cock, who had escaped the human carnage.
hoped up upon the shattered stump Of the
painmast, and with loud and triumphant
tapping of bis wings, sent forth lsuch long
and lusty challenge as to be beard 70 eyesy
part of the disabled ship. No individual
spoke in reply TO the 'homely, but touching
alarm; one universal and gaIIanf cheer from
the broken crew arose-ihey remembered the
iodomitable courage Of the bird that sat un~
dSsmayed above The bleeding horrors Of the
deck, and every soul on board who could drag
their limbs TO quarters, remained the Enns,
resumed the action, and forced each .pf their
opD0uenfs 10 surfe6dsf. : n 3Iver medal was
struck by order Of Admiral Berkeley; il was
hung upon the neck Of the old. game cock,
who. in lhs parks and arognd the prineeiy
halls Of Goodwood, passed the remaindes Of
bis davny days in honotsdE aafefy.
Rritjsk jVGr0f H5stovy.
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MTANTED,-A HousskeepeF 70 supertnteno
w cooking, &c q de Floyd House; - seaef
" Lady who understanas the management ct COZ
ored servants, would be preferred. Apply = me
Floyd HOUSE to -.--.
3 js0-5ts JOHN ~ III.
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HNkED FAMILY RLOUR, for sale by
~ le JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
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Unley Mrs Louisa
Vanduvall Mrs A K
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.

Adams A q
Archer Branch
Armstrong A F
Abram Henry
Alden ] M
Ambrose John
Bowler Archibald
Brushwood Alonzo "
Brown II
Brimmer Char les FL
Barnett Col David
Bishop David M
Berry Elisha u 2
Boggs Rev F ]
Baughn Felix
Bradley George w
Baker George w
Braning Henry
Brannan
Britton James II
Bullock Joseph d
Boston David
Craig Alleck
Commins Bernard
Cauhell Patrick
Coy Asa
Cuisine Chefde
Childress christopher
Collier Charles +
Coz Christopher
Chapman d r
Greer Evan
Capps Edwsrd Z
Culpepper John
Conner Francis
Crump George 7
Cau6eld George
Clemments George "
Cooper J NJ
Cary Isaac N
CIough John
Davis Chas I
Denson Dennis
Dixon G w
Dame Henry
Davis IL
Douglass John
Davis John
Davis John N a
English Joseph J
Edwards Jas NJ
Epstein Levy
Evan Luois
Ford And
Franklin Edward
Fricssrdt Fred A
Fitzgerald DR. g
Foote Rev VIM II
Fowlkes H N
Ferguson John
Grimfh anthony
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TNOMMON WlNB8s-Juoe reoo1voe pr -
" rieo, farther supply Of Pceh Maastn CD
Sicily WINS, fog sale veFy low by
10 IL WlLLlAAS : nkV.
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sES.
t his
Alley,
eets,)
|ttees,
| and
' Q slow
ty of
' those
| | am
war.
JM.
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Dsasvare and Hudson Canal and Ooai Company Is an
Illustration Of the truth Of this and the ponnsyiv mia
Coal Company shoaid avid the rock upon which many
other companies have nearly foundered Net earnings
that will give eight and ten per cent the pro cut
pits much bottor than amount that would give
smaller per cent on much larger capltsa. The Della
and Hudson Canal Company have moro them doubled
their capital since 1t commenced operations and tho
per cent dividends only about ono quarter what
they were In the early history Of cha corporation
Tho Boston pape~ mention that the easurer u Mas,s
ohusetts has received and accepted Offer through Mr.
Belmont Of New York, In behalf Of the Rcthchids Tor
the issue OF 100000 State sop authorized under tue
act for the erection OF the hospital for the insane
The scrip is made payable in twenty pears at Ave por
CT MT and the terms are SlO< 81
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Marine Court.

BtfOfc Don JUJRb Lyhch. \
JuLf 1.--Snih rs. Iodfigus--Smn brought 10 Recover
Jor Fond &c Gunished 10 Defendant Nv PLpinG The
defendant ny Mr.. K.tcbum pleaded a general denial
nno MAT INC plaintiff purchased from him oi In Eighty
tA,h sue.t Tor sCeO la May 1851, and gave his bond
ehd mortgage therefor that the plaintiff hen agreed
mat the amount of biz board bill be applied 10 the
W!ment 81 me principal aud interest Of the bond on
WHICH III ohs years interest-is due that the
plaintiff had aforementioned defendant VIII lie boarding
Wln nm ana was In cons.quence entitled to recover
botbihg u toid hoaidi aud that any sum due t
touo Ds ~ 81 2aint the principal and Ct the
Lond lhe pihntin7s council Mr. John q Fogerty con-
tended ON tie oth,r hand that no such s0reemen I'd
teen mace hat ~ the principal ~ the bond not 70
b. eome due for eight years nothing due mon IL but
The iniert that be plaintiff hs0 given this boa In con-
liberation Of The sale o. this LOT 10 bim that the d.u
qant subsequently, told " 10 plaintiffs wife A. Jsmme
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Coun1 o. APrrAis July 8-AFrLnnooS srssIos.--Nos.
Ia ard TO- Noy.s rctrond, mt, against BlahemaD ami
otb,Is two being appeal aud
srteal Argued together one ceurc In place Of No
46 EDWARD ssDdfWd fer appellants. Charles Tracy for
RESPONDENT Concluded nj adjournment
July H. Nos 10 End ~ called and passed. No. 40.
Hancos respondent oesiDst jacques appellant brought
on 20 argument appeal OF mhSd without costs ADD
unb,ut uuiudco Kob+rt hmnct for appellant Ma
thar i,i b. blunt for rc,popdsDt 10. 80 The people
pdaLis In error seaust Marley plaintiff ~ sr
NIXON for defer dnpta 10 error No o. Treryud. Nos
81 and ~ call and yasftd. No. 80 gsf ohby con~1t
No g. Einost AuPu,tur. Duke OF CombnriaDd aud
o.bfre retpopdents. caiust Graves sppsns Argued.
Jobn Van Buren for appellant Wellington safpos Tor
r,a DondeSts Not conc gd,v a. -
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49, an1 not 10 - aalattG that ~ plaintiff wss thus
ds chsgtd sod thst the se I'D TOR Damages
Tor the ~as utts riy f4s ou ssd uasuaisd
THE Cour, hid that the Interest osiy u h- bond sud
had fseo ressdae OF has deence and gave
for the ps 'nti6 for $40, with costs, -
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Tho first annual report of tho Penn y'vana Coal Com
paDy has been presented to the stockholders and gives
very favorable account OF operations during the year
end.i May 1st 1852. Tho rapid improvement in the
nskct value of thoOock is satisfactorily accounted
in this report
rtSrsYLv.NIA Coat CospANy-REcrrrrs EsrEvpI-
Receipts.
by sales OF coal 10 May l. ls52............. S9y1l58
l'y amount received Tor transportation of
cl4aodte on Company road profits on lum-
Der larses. .......................... 53232
l.y coal TN hand ut dcpots and In hands Of the
Delaware and hudson Canal Company, May
!, 1852 estimated ......................... 95147
Total. Observation-Disclosures. 81 l1e5ST
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To coal ON hand per lat report and
cost of coal mined IN 1851 .......... S22J,S7S
To road expense (which include trans
poftst.OB eSpeLi CO III planes screcD-
ing coal, and repairs Of and
truck ...................... Ds.7ss
To expenses Of freighting mcrch disc. 5000
10 freight and tolls clusl &c..... 3SS.5T3
To balance OF interest account to May
/. 1852. Observation-Disclosures. 23,Ss2
IT, proper ton of expenses at Rondout
and Now York. attending the receipt
AID saIes of coal .................. QSl6T
To commissions of tho Delaware and
Huron Canal Company, for sale of
eoai..................... 252G4 971 ,507
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