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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-18

SUMNER POPULATION OF CAPE ISLAND eo,.
ssS.pondens OF the Pniaaeiphia Mercury, gives the
Cage Isiaee: a.
=, Mount Vernon 1900; Columbia House GOO: Congress
nah 4O0 Mansion House S0h; United States son.
ocean house 500; Atlantic $40; National Hail Sa,,
Ia keynoids 200; fremont House Ito; Deisware
lS0 Centre $50: Commercial 100; White Hail 10 .
Ssy HAN Io0; Mershsnts 100; ali others o: til
o'" Aaa populations of the Island 8oo total $500
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zap 1T AL $50, 00.-COMMERCIAI.
~ SAVINGS BAN K.-OfHce at the store Of
Quarles K Brooke, ON 18th street
Depostorsin this institution will receive six Der
cent on all sums remaining on deposite six months
or longer, and five per cent for shorter time.
r.. ,. ReooKE. 7raas inSt.
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DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAW :,

from the sevsrest burns or scaIS. aaa htas,
twenty minutes, and will heal thu v ~ nom ~
scar; it efectually cures Fever so, YOU'D. wa
Rheum, Inaammstory Rheumst,m r.. r!s
Bruises. scsid Head, Corns and upio Ssa Wa
sprain: swellinss, Fsions, chiblains Rita RITA
Eruptions, and all other infsmmsto,G, soie IN,
diseases, where the parts affected esD saa 'us,.s
This article IL now put up in blus vS ss n'cas
new steel plate label, and signed bv g4PPp,ass
ker, and c. y. CiiesneS l. Co Prop1i..o,u. @
against the numerous countsrfsits in 49,, : M
store. No'il y,
BENNETT L BEERS. Druys,,,,
authorized agents for the sale OF ths =. tas "a,
style. and they furnish the trade at p,o s.ss ~
81. Retail price only 25c. a box. rab q y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-18
THE WONDERFUL LADY has Ag

n AA~ w oASDAAsA ok 1|<hDA bA4A
Il RIVED The best planet reader 10 A9''a
The mott difficult questions will be solved D e.
ence and ejaculation from many years ofhstI
shot time oniy.) by MADAME MAlLOh Sa.'
street. the second house, the tight hand side Sss'
Mainland franklin street. lama,
Cures can be made for BLINDNESS. CAheiN
COkNS and SORES Of all descriptions
/. S0-Atpt
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COOKING RANGES, HOT AIR FUR
IMAGES, &c.-We are now putting up MOTIFS
PATENT TUBULAR OVEN RANGE, with and
without boilers attached. This Range net sur.
passed by any in this country for cooking or for it,
economy in fuel. ~
Also, Water Closets, Stationary Wash Stands 3 a.
thing Fixtures, for hot and cold water ali of wbieb
we vii! put up and warrant to give satisfaction
We also pu' up ChILsON'S PATENT HOT-AIR
FURNACE, which, for its durability economy in
fuel and the great amount of fresh air heated and
distributed through the registers is unequslled by
any furnace now in
g. A. BARGAMIE. Ja..
mn rs 20l corner OF Main aud 10th sta
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LEECHING AND CUPPING.
IRIS MnOI HnIYoIt

NA vices to the Medical Faculty. and the I.d;.. :,
hcamond as Leecher and Cupper, and trusts by an.
aaaous attention to merit their kind patronage
x Mrs w may be found at all timer az her rs.i
Drug Store. ~ - - H. Do'ai
n b:-The best imported Leeches constantly re-.
Son5 sna ior sale Also, Ladder Bendases OF
uaht aue 70 oroer fe %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-18

n HAGERTY, BELL AND BRAs
Ds FOUNDER, 18th street. between Mai 81
Cary streets. Richmond, Va, is prepared to sI:ii
orders for all kinds Of Plain and Ornamental sH
and Composition Castings
Also all kinds of Brass Finishing such - MES
Water FIXTURES, Plumbers and Gas Filters Wet
Also, all kinds of Steam, Water and Gas Coti'-'
general assortment constantly on hand.
All KINDS Of BELLS made to order pl+a
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NJ ACKEREL.-250 bbls. superior me.
- dunn sizs No M.ekersl, warrsnted .un.,,o,
. i., s Just ressivsd and for sale By pe'o'
~" VIM TAYLOR,
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MEDrcInes
(ERTAIN CURE IN,

zz,,,- , mEDICiHsa
|CEkTAIN CURE FOR o.,
~ "krcH.csp, Nov. a ls;1 COUgN
gu ths eoush remedies Of n. Il bs..
tsfion "a sssing thatI beiisv. . ssd a. a,,
CoUoh ELIXIR to be the M. ~ nn
ton Of the Kind now In use, al y vsIaabls stl,
elmoF Indispensable. .ha ~ fanp;,. tss'
the virtue. Of this msdi sins s,o-- "a Va
Witnessed its operation 10 !. h I'm tbs ~.
Afforded speedy and dead Al ~. ~ :oush. h.asI
FOR sale ~ Mrs. A. b. DAWsL-- Ri.a ma
Alex Duvsi, Paterson L Jaei., seasstt
2. J. Pisot. A. Bodster and ch.. Cha ks.is
A LIS WELL THAT FSS -. -
IA Dollar CORDIAL NV !. .IsDS W.
sets Richmond foIk, l.. ~ The S
Tor such indeed, that ara mno,hos;
At lsast that Is my notion ''' wise,
For Weakness and for Graz.
Gives i'm mediate relisf IN Iht
As medicine: It 10 hard 10 T..
Is Lsonard'' DOLLAR cosDii.,
Now take advice. and DO no, 49,.
But Try is II you would bs H6p,
u can be bad in-sny Drus,i,,.
This fsned Dollar Cordist Shop
Pfice-One dollar psr bottI.
To he had of l.. B TBoNA, r.,
Hill, and Of ali Drussistsjn Ri.hssa fisst a..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-18

X, GATHRIGHT'S NEW FURNI-
TukE STORE. 18th street, between Mar
ana Gary, has now on hand and 10 still receivin. =
wye sssortmsnt OF new style Furniture, such A. 10.
.ss Dvsns, Tete-tetes. Cabinets, Marble Ton r.
oies, sldeboards; Rocking Chairs OF different n.,
,sIs Chair OF all kinds. Looking Glasses. CIT.
aeds lat. ssaes. Bedding. Gc. A., whist he nj
sen % the lowest prices fer cash. ans
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-18

DRESS GOODS.-The subscribers have
- on hand large and varied assortment of Snr;ns
Dre:s Goods. embracing all the newest and mn.,
sell at greatly reduced prices, in order To rsan.s
their stock They respectfully invite the l,sia. &c
sau. DUDLEY l. JOHNSTON
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M ERCHANTS AND MECHANICS,
AVA SAVINGS BANK, Office No. IA ma 49,,
continues to receivs deposits on which an Interest NJ
oI Per cent VII be paid on all sums remsnns mo.
OF longer, and per cent. for sh orter period
IN ALEX. GARRETT, Pres't. I
AhAh, 1forrr Il-2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-18

MI IMPORTANT NOIICE III
III BOOT AND CATER WEARERS.-
From fifteen to twenty per cent. saved by buy
ing from j. FL. ANTHOFY, Columbian Hotel. =
Fine Caifskin Sewed Boota. ~
Ersnch C,aIf.kin Patsut Leather Caters. $50
Best quality Ensish Kid Gaiters.. 30
Rlsck ana Drab Cloth 0aitera IS
French (;nIfskin and LASTING Caters s. %
CsIfskin Sawed Shoes ,..,.,.,..,..,...,..2.25
Moleskin Hats, best quality. 3 ~
Moleakin Hats second oualty....... .....,. S. 90
Fashionab Sill Hsts q SO
Terms cash let
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p TO THIS TIME l have soId 6 5M

~ 1hlS LIME have sold Il Euu
~ bottles Of my CHOLERA DROPS .na
sn9e mas fsi.ure 10 cure, if gwen preyou,Iv ~
.ne coiiaPse In Cholera EN- reported TO me II j.
composed OF -Spdsmodics 4styinoenfs ND Ja.I
Shmnidnfs. which are the proper remsa,ss s a.oem
ios tns seneraily received opinion of the Pstho.
Iosy OF Biarrhea and holerA. This medic,oa !.
hos iitended t. suppisnt the physician but IL .nm
Lesp ooGie on hand you will seldom need nh,.
sieian for Cholers or Darrhe. = APhS-
.s9asny adapted to children and aduIts and 1,
very dinerent from the thousand and one Rot 80
heIy con ppapds sold as Cholera msdcins,. nut ana
q Prepared and sold By
TN - q. P sEMPLE, ND.
" ~ 202 Main
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TPetersburg Express copy for one month and
Iersburg Intelligencer twice week for one month
nd hiIts m A., MasterA Amelia C.
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section is now ready TO receive the supertructure.
and the iron has been purchased and is now on its
way from England The reason the enterprise IL not
known here u 10 be found in the fact that no ct
tempt has been made to borrow money In Wall
street, but the road and its progress are continually
referred to and spoken of In the Galveston papers.
The company engaged in carrying out this enter
prise has no stock designs wish to speculate in
its bonds, and only desires to be allowed 70 build the
road, and not to be injured by those who should be
its friends. This road, when completed win drain
the State OF Texas NORTH east and west and to any
one acquainted with Its geography, II will be evident
that there can be no feasible enterprise or one
better calculated to deveope the resources of that
young and growing State. than the Galveston, Hous.
ton and Henderson Railroad.
The annexed statement exhibits the average daily
movement in the leading departments of the banks
of this city. during the week preceding Saturday
morning, August ii, 1855 -
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NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST ID, 1856

bushas we're sold OF the market price, Oats were doll At
bOc- . sc. for State and Western.
CosyH-rhs market Wa quiet and transactions u
mtes NV hundred bag Rio Ssre 500 on ssr ,so
mats Java, Mt i4kc.
Coz7os-Ths sale footed sbou. I2ooe bales in lots.
while the market closed Arm.
were engaged AZ $50 Sled Cor compressed and
comp~ssed. 10000 bushels Of grain were engaged
private terms and 500 boxes cheess AZ 2os par
ot OF cheese at 26s. To nrcmcn 20 hhds. tobacco
taken 81 liza. Cd 20 tons measurement goods 1t l5s
0ov lbs bone At kc and LOO bbls pot sshes at l6s
vessel u carry about Is 600 20 feet OF lumber
was chartered for the Rio IA Plata at sl1, and per
cent srimage. The bark IAnrens sold by eager
Co., t. a whale house. for 81, 0OQ.
HAr.-Nominal at IL % for odd In good order.
Hpts were firmly held, which had tendency 70 check
sales Sales OF ITO Grsnde n lbs made At &c Less
per cent; ornoco % ibS at 21kc, and Porto cabcio
20 lbs. at 1sAc., six months.
IRoN.-tirm fur Scotch pig without sales Of moment.
L1.rER.-Ihe market continued Arm, with upward
tendency In prices. The stock light and assortment
indifferent Good hemcck tanned Was held 1T 24c.
MoI,sszs--Ssles OF 375 bbis. New Orleans were made
at SIC.
NAVAL SroRlS dull About no bbls. spirits tur-
pentine were made Al nc. a:c kosln and tnrpcnne
Weie quiet
PacygloNs.-pors 6rner The salcs eLabrsced
about goo 200 bLi, including ness nj $40 75 new
prime at sl6 10, and oil mesa at SO 81 and loo
do. prime sold III SlS az (ciiyl. Becffhe sales
at Saturday. prices. Other descriptions Of beef were
quiet and unchanged. Cut meats were firm with light
salcs at 6Lc pc. for shoulders And Toe 1OLc. for
hams. lard-SsIcs Of 100 800 pbs. made at
lO9sc. Ike Butter in some better demand,
without changc in prices Cheese rAnQrd from Sc pAc
RttE--The market was firm ut ~ 6Ec
srGAhs---lhe sales embraced shout 100 800 hhds
Cuba mnseovado at oxc. Ia. including small lot Of
Porto tucos at TIC.
wnsxKr.-Ihe saloA eaabpaced about zoo bbls H. and
H. at dc, and loo do State prison At soTc. Hc.
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Common Pleas.



ORDKR FOR ATTACHMENT AGAINST THE REFR ACTORv
WITNESSES IN THE CASE OF GAM AGAINST THE
PoLIcg DEPARTMENT.
Arc 13--fn ne mater Of he application jor ot0ct-
mers ogotna W. MookeIldr Hm01y WotSer and Michael
kcCcnn, for contempt in refusing n esy bore
mihee Of t> Board Of Atrmoa--Three several orders
having been made by Judge Woodruff requiring the de-
iendants TO show why attachment should is
against each of them, pursuant TO statute they bav
ing been duly subpcnaed, and having attended before
committee Of the Board Of Aldermen and refused au
certain questions propounded 30 them by said com
mttce questions the committee might ask them,
ordered that the attachment issue unless the said
defendants appear severay at the meeting Of the said
committee Of the Board Of Aldermen upon receiving
days notice om the chairman of the committee, aud
the questions mentioned in the deposition except
the two questions asked the witness Webster and the
third question asked the witness McCann and also test
~ and give evidence respecting the matters embraced by
the resolution Of the Board authorizing the committee 20
inyesigae a frauds and ecrruptons in every branch
oi the Police Department. and also me IN which
the Same II and has been conducted
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n - XoNbAx, AuGuft ID 7. n
AxnI-ssles q ro.s made At s.e., and u pestls
At exc.
BxxApxHcYs.- market wa Arm at sAtas-
days quotations With . 6ir smount az transsctioas-
The saies smbsaeed about ooo 900 bbls iachted Ia
which sere interior bogus brands ~ " rs q g.
eounou TO eood straight brands st - - e. ani fapcy
ts0 q ", Canadian vas armsr, With reduced s,ock
700 bbls vsre cold At - SO 81, sushera dali the
70 choice brands n<y asd Extra brands .nxed
from % 62t 80 % Rye asur asA corn uss~l w.rs
without chang and inAetive. wheat-rh~ saie. em !.
" 70 for common, ssd 81 10 so< COED sad van d a.
~ tor osmnen, and ~ " "a 20 OF pras guilty
Coru-1bs s~es rcsnbrd abcut n 900 10 60 bash~is
Ing hosdsp s@xsd sfe Tfls ssxe1 tnelai~a ~ 30
,g.e.x vtioh Asp'isa 81 "a sArAs p<os Gys-so
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NV YORK ASp HARLEM RAILROAD.
a54e. $50 S542, 212


The receipts Of this company this year are s65 1928
more than they were for the first seven months OF
last year. The receipts for the year will be very
near . million and quarter. The new direction are
doing grea, things for the MISUNDERSTANDING
their revenue and decreasing their running expenses
and II they continue the good work thus well begun,
we caa guarantee their reelection to Office. The
stock must lie selling below ia vaIue-st all events,
there il no margin for fall and IL may bring much
higher prices than are now ruling. The present pros
perity IL not altogether exhibited in the increased
gross earnings. Great economy IL now practised in
the expenditures. The current expenses have been
largely reduced. and the saving per annum viii be
equal 10 o sman dividend on the stock.
The Galveston Houston and Henderson Railroad
appears 10 lie unknown among stock spectators OF
Wall street II appears 70 be the impression among
certain railroad fnancer that became the company
never made IL appearance in Wall street ~ borrow
era Of money, /. mus. Be bogus concern; bat
w caa Inform ttoAe gentlemen that II ID an o.
tual bona hie company, with the necessary re.
soa-ces TO Construct IL road without Wall street
aid That In enough in its favor, without
saying anything moro. The road runs from Calves.
ten (.be only port on che Gulf Of MEXICO for nine
hundred mica, where large vsSels can enter 70
Houston, and thence 10 Henderson. distance Of
two hundred snd twenty miles, through the most
fertile and productive part Of Texas 1t intersects
With the Harrisburg road, now completed. and on
which the earn running and with the bed river
road At Houston nearly finished. The cotton freigh.
aione viii pay profit On The entire cost Of the road
snd the state q Texas donates Absolutely 10 $50
| scw q lsIa 70 each ule a road lad. The as<
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-14
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


MUHDAH. AuguU 10 r. N.
The stock market opened this morning buoyant.
With considerable activity in some of the most pro-
minent railroad stocks. New York Genital aud
Rsading are the favorites, and both improved on
prices current at the close on Saturday. Erie was
not only neglected, but closed heavy ut slight de-
cline. Railroad bonds were comparatively quiet. At
the G-st board Illinois Central bonds advanced per
cent; New York Central G's, 1; do. rs, z; New
York Central Railroad. 4; Reading Railroad, Z.
Virginia 6's declined per cent Cleveland and Pitts
burg, ; Michigan Central, Wisconsin and Lake
Shore, !. AL the fancies were dull
After the adjournment of the board the following
sales Of bonds and stocks were made at auction BY
A. H. Nicolay:--
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Common Pieas-In Chambers
Before Hon. Judge DAILY.
4 ROW AMONGST THE FRENCH EDITORS


ROW AMONGST THE FRENCH EDIroRs-svT FOR
LIBEL.
AUGrsr l3--Joshuo Hoffman ~. ridor Baroa-Th-
plaintiff in this proprietor and publisher of
French paper called IL Prye' and complains that the
defendant, ~ho had been associated with him Published
document purporting to be supplement Of II Preqres
in which be Bsron) charged plaintiff with insolvency
snd other unpeasantries.
The following translation OF part Of the offensive
publication supplement- TO tho Po>s NJ July H. 1885,
A. the readers OF the Pre,s know IL already arbitra
have been chosen 10 judge finally, and without
sppea the difficulties which between Mr. Joshua
Holman OF the part, and Messrs. Maiespins and Ia
ron o. the other part In relation to the Of That
paper
trstion, the article goes on to state Therefore do
10 and agents Of the Progress not 10 send any money to
whomsoe,er il may be- and 10 be deaf TO NIL pecunisry
demands and claims made by self and alleged collectors
Who claim but 10 the u the most evident egaity
BY paying for their subscriptions advertisements the
subscbers vii have % chances out Of 100 70 BE- cheated
BY paying any due 10 the newspaper they will
pose themselves defrsud those who ultimately viii b.
recognized denn,ivey as having right TO recsve them
VICTOR BARON.
Then cones sn epitsph:-
Here lies rag which styled itself
To be French without being 80, By
Heart, spirit, or orthography.
Neat in the list Of complaints is an advertise nent
To be ready soon the sogyinss or horsevhippngs Of
late member of the Republican solidarity, and OF the
Marianne esPresent Of the Board for the lnsurrccon
OF the Department Of the Cher political convict; pan
phlrt In L. mo, price IL cents.
Prg SovBfyei---Necessity ~ this pamphlet fsi'O
ducton in poetry Letter from To- pera a,torney lro
Dion The professor OF history the three jeFelsrs
The honeymoon in swi,crisnd Tho exfrsditfon. Now
Orleans Hov TO return the and the CALI Eps,oa
nv secrr. revelations Of q doctor. Nine. B,eio, Tn
debts Of honor. Curions list The Cashier oi tho fpy
7Ier Unsuccessful attempt to two newspapers
The Governor Co1chs
sertd Srrrndrrl.--rhe ssrvnat OF rascal Good
page from bad book fNjac9ue~ phisiornsuisi Cpi
ncn a follower a fAystrr Jcs and Jss uis,. rae o,
f,rg no.es An incorrect and erirma,ic racpg-ayhy
fs,d SotnSr,l.-Hov they fotiishly spent $1,000
and how from a simretcn, TO become rogue. Vile
OF barge fortune bribery Of witnesses snl rsieern
MANY and many suits At law disciple 81 Bocsrrne. Ae
Vice 70 thu Subscribers Of certain newspaper which ha
ihe ipoaence and rhameiessn.ss 30 style tsr Frrnth
aud republican Worry soon the brrsiing NJ,
The nt (. portion Of the ibsi complained ~ Il TIE 70
iorinr:-nfor sae at worthless price, On seceunt .
d. partur note for 800 snDserted By John Heiln ~
10 Victor Baron and due since the Th q june las Ap
ply 20 Henry Morange, attorney sud notary, g.
damages are laid ~ - 900
ne Court issued order 81 arrest % The acfsnssnt
and tn sheriff hsvirg TAKEN hin iato os.niy he
eannris,s 20 fafiie~ street AL, IN dsfas. d - ~
bsl
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Compared with the returns for a corresponding
period in each Of the previous two years, they give
fhis result

L1dns. iypai> Cirr'r. DeTosis
Aug 49, 1883 95 58 27 10 s5s o8 9I51 ss5 S. 7I2
Aug H. 1854 a3 $50 05T 522 083 eslT 79 $50
Aug H. 1855 100 ia 200 Is $50 6es 77is400 81 80
The variations in the aggregates last week are not
Of much importance The line Of discounts continues
to increase. This movement, in the face Of de-
crease in specie and deposits, does not look WE'LL
Compared with the returns for the same week
Inst year, find an increase in loans Of than
millions Of dollars and increase Of only one
and threequarsers million Of specie. IF these inst
tutons consider specie basis for such credits, this
comparison is not favorable one.
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NV COAL rAsD--n UNION yrSJ1r nsoOKLys,
~ s~ss hssjf,os svsa.s sssry ! su 80 pr~r~s.d
70 ssn ths h~~s ssshsr a r~s>e Or-ksst r-s "a -
vsits s~A ~ 49, ~~~- sss., eel ~ 80 "a --ysi
vsrrSs.~l q tstf~s w. D. LASs1ys
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AniRNlM GOAL IBADE-lsoJ.
Tins.
Shipped by delaware and Hudson Company. 263, 900
Excess over last year 10 same period ..... 3d. ono
No. by Pennsylvania Coal Company ........... 258 900
Excess last year to same period $1,000
This viii give the increase this year as folows--
Tons.
Excess from Schuykin region to August 49,. 232 O95
10. Lehigh region to August 4......... 52,07l
no. Del Hudson Co 10 July 70 ...... 70, 600
10. Penna Coal Co. TO July 29....... 10000
~ 5sS,lup
From the other regions the increase and decrease will
about balance each other
The earnings Of the Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana Railroad for July, were
brom passengers and mails .&l03706 ~
From freight and miscellaneous. a. e01 80
Total e163, 656 So
Earnings III july 1864 lA,42 %
ihcreare seoio on
The annexed statement exhibits the gross re-
ceipts Of the Harlem Railroad Company In each OF
the first seven months Of the present and past two
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(sAap--nADAn rKKwrzy E4TUrss TuAsKs ~
~ kst f.sels AL fs,ss>s All ~ss % ssy thAA sr-v
ths sh<rss sfs sssk tas efty ss< Yhls a. 49, a.
haze ,scsrf~ vh ssfrs set sfs<4s~ sss ss>s So
sa.as that n 90 qys~fsss % s~r.AoSy. love ssl 10
alter. al Asss orssiau re.lS1 ~ e.sSsLs B,
ss,ltts shs kss ssss fhs OH 80 a. 49, =
~. fs,sr- ssssset ssd sl-s tAs N b. ~ 80 -
sls~~cs - ks<syn s'ses;, "a. sDos fssn cssA-rss.
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cent .....................$1 ,031. 300 90
Applicable to contingencies. 59997S 20 1851 S7s 20
These figures are considerably within limits. Last
year the net income of the company amounted to
$2,0l0,43s Il. The increase in net income in the
first eight months the year s4s7 Oei Is.
This will give for the year 4o7 532 49, the event
of no increase being realized in the last four months
In the last four months Of 1854 the net income of
the company amounted to $l,l26,454 35. At the
same rate Of increase this that has been realized
during the FIRST eight months the net revenue for the
last four months OF the current fiscal year will
amount to 81 SOC ,32s 90, which, added to that sctu
ally realized in the first eight months, will give for
the year an aggregate net income Of $3,236,6l9 81.
The actual result win be something between these
totals.
The Miners <Pottsville) Journal gives the follow
ing statement of the anthracite coal business up to
the latest dates:-
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AZ. sAEslE KzATctCILY AssgUscxS -
NI g. ~ fssrss Ia, 40 oss d so.s4sa~x Asss,
iAwfub, rsfts sas.s~.s tha ssLos 81 ~ t~a,, -
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