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A q A A, B.

YENIIE undersigned has taken the well known store
 H recently occupied by S. IT. Tucker Esq, for the purpose of conducting and transacting an Auc- ton and Commission business. He begs leave of the public, generally, to express a hope that his long experience and fidelity in the above business, vii him the patronage of his friends and the com munity. He is now fully prepared to receive con signments of any description whatever. Sales will be effected at any and all times, at the "Auction Mart" upon Slaves, Real Estate, Merchandise, Household Furniture, Sc &c Returns made imme- diaely after sales with prompness. Liberal adyan- ces will be made upon consignmens, when required, The Auction Matt will have regular sales on Mon day, Wednesday, and Saturdays, and on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings.
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TURNPIKE ELOQUENCE.

May it please your worshps! While Eu- rope is convulseJi in civil discord, and her empires tremble with internal commotlon; and while her astronomers mount the wings of their imaginations and soar through the etheral world, pursuing their course from pla- net to planet, and from system to system, un- til they have explored sthe vast eternity of space--let Us direct our attention to road more immediqtefg n our o1ra neigh6orhood! N. r. Ledger
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Thomas Ritchie, IT,, left Washington on Monday morning, on his voluntary return to Virginia, to answer to the laws of his coun- try. The following paragraph appears in this mornings Richmond Whg, on this subject
 We learn that Mir. Thomas Ritchic. ir.. arrived in this city, by the cars, on Monday last, and proceeded at once to Chesterfield courthouse, to give himselfnto the custody of the proper officers ofthat county. We are in- formed that Mr. Ruchie refused bail, and filat hls trial will take place on the 25th instant.n
 We do moi understand that he reftsed bail; but he certainly did not ask if. Tie has waiv ed an examining court, and his trial will take place before the supreme court, Judge Clop- ton,) on Wednesday next-U Union, 20M uit
 8J@A singing master, while teaching his pupils, was visited by brother of the tune iul art. The visitor observing that the ehorister pitched the tunes vocally, said ''slr, do you use pipe2" ''No, sir,'' with admirable gravity replied Semibreve, q chewo
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GsseaEp GsssIa Store.

EKTILLTAM VANCE x BR0IHSsHS, dealers
 " in Ready-made clothing, Dry Gaods, Greece ries Boots, Shoes That's. Se. ia the store formerly occupied by Messrs Moi4an s Baigef, Msipsstreet, near Markham, Little Rock; haze eii haGd fasI sup plies of the above articles which,ay wl sell al the very lowest market rates. Cotton, Hides, fa,ioE Peltyies Fdrs Sc. taken in exchange .as.d for which the highest market value will be paid.
 Little Rock, April 20, lo44. 2-tt
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OrFIeE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE.

1.1I11I ItV0Ft, ''t ''1P7 fs I7fJ' WHEREAS, by section s, chap. 22 of the Re w yised Statutes of the State of Arkansas, it is made the duty of the Secretary Of State to smake out list of the names of the Sberiis who have failed to file in his office, on or before the first day of April, the census of their countless, and cause the same 10 be published, notifying all such delin- quent Sherias to file their census returns by the first day of May.
 Notice is, therefore, hereby given to the saeriiFs
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He AnnYemm.

On Tuesday the 2Gth ultimo, at the residence o Col s, NJ. Rutherford in Saline county, by the Rev Aaron Bolt, MR. BENJAMIN F. EDwARDs of La tayette county to Mss HELEN A. M, daughter oi Col. Asa BeaiI of the former county.
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HaNliEs.s,a Maeica.

COLON BoRLAND AI D., offers his profes y sienal services to those who may need them, in all the branches ol Medical and Surgical practice
 He may be found at his residence fforaerly Gov Yeli's) on Louisiana Street.
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SERVANT yyAyTg3Ib.

A NEGRO WOMAN, who has good charac- z 1 ter, and is a cook and washer can find pur- chaser, by applying at this office without delay One of yellow color is preferred.
 Hqrch 25. IS46-2Stf.
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LITTLE ROCK < (4l@QtAALhI9 1GiSDIIU9las MISS SAPAH l nIAII

M io , E A ff n. e U AL, P8gNO9PA48 HE undersigned having been appointed Truss 4 tees, hageamade ar afTangeiheht with Ml9y Sg!All to take the superipteudente of this Insti. tution
 The first session vii. open On moNbAy THE 18TH inEcEMRER, ls45; and as the number will be lirns lted 1t IS necessary that all applications be made as soon as possible.
 :, The course of instruction will comprehend all me higher branches of thorough English cauesaon. together with TRENCH, DRAWING & FAiNTIN0s ,,, AETD EUSIO. ne terms o1 tuition for session of five fuonhs have been hxed, for Grammar, Geoeraphy. History, Astronomy Moral and Mental philosopby, Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, Com. Y position &c. SIS % FRENCH, 10 O0 DhA"iNG AND WANTING. 10 Oa HosiS, 2S co From the fatfcting character of the testi,nonias which MISS QUAIL brings with her fem u,e Washington Seminary, Pend., we can copsdently recommend this Institution to such ysass ladies ss desire to accomplish their education
 Boarding .aa be had in respectable families on moderate terms
 T. s. DREW.
 r. ". NEWTON. Trustees.
 A. E. THORNTON,
 Dec. Is, 1915. H-u.
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GOODS! s0OKsS, sSeac sS0GcSS sEF .EegcF50g9 Epl.ires.

FRAN KILN R. TAYLOR,
 E AS Just returned from N, Orleans, withseveral sA invoices ofDry Goods, Hals, Shoes, Groceries &c Sc, which were bought at auction, iust reeeiv ed per \. B. Republic, and in store, the following. viz: assd cacoes, brown holland, hosiery, linen, drilling, ringes, broad cloths pilot cloths, Iinseys, gambroon, musquito bars Lacot 2 patent thread, spool cotton, napkins, diapper red and white fan mel, blankets, summer coats, over coats, summer pants, vests table covers, shawls hdks, tapes but Ions, hooks and eyes, pins, needles, thinibles, Penders, gloves fans, parasols qus, tuck combs, side combs, back combs, waters, globe lanterns, 9lackihg, razors. razor strops, knives knives, and forks, table and tea spoons carving knives, and forks, scissors gimhlets, accordons toilet glasses brush brooms, percussion caps steel pens spectaces Fancy boxes, shaving soap, macassar and bears oil hair brushes, cologne dressing cases, pipes, powder Tasks, letter paper yiolirs coffee mills, Selves tum- blers, hats, boots, rice, tobacco, Cogniac brandy Holland gin, Madeira and Ghampaigne wines, segars sperm candles, Sc. Sc. The above will be sold low to close consignments, at auction prices.
 F. k. TAYLOR.
 Little Rock, March 25, Isl6.L2 L2s-6m.
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EsHAAYENea. VISITING AyYs
 BLANK CAR DN.

D ll Ih " h Ia Et ~ BJ HEOkGE COOK, of the late firm of Ely Smith O & COOK, for the past six years manufacturers oi the celebrated BARTLETT CARDS, would inform the public and patrons of the old establishment No II Fulton street, where he has always been employ ed that he continues the manufacture of all varie- ties of Playing, Visiting and Blank Cards, hereto fore furnished by the establishments; and that orders for various kinds will be promptly and faithfully executed, application to his sole agents Messfs Ely & Latham, No Fl Fulton street, at the following prices, usual discount off for Cash or to those who buy 10 sell again, viz
 Star Chain, Dot Wave, Diamond, Marble and white backs, ss36 per gross Harry and white backs, 90 Decaturs do 24 Ellsler do 2l Merry Andrews do IS Highlanders, No star 8, marble back l5
 do No ?, J2 Enamel!ed, Ivory and Pearl surface Cards, as per
 the following scale,
 Large, No fifteen EnamelIed, S5 No thirteen ivory euamelled St tp enamclled, SI No fifteen ivory and pearl surface, 2 No fourteen ivory and pearl surface, Sl ST No thirteen ivory and pearl surface, $I 50 No twelve ivory and pearl sur face, Sf 45.
 Small No eleven ivory and pearl surface, ss4 No ten ivory and pearl surface, 3 30 No nine ivory and pearl surface, S No eight do S2 50 No seven do ss2 90 No six do S2 p No five do s2 Nc four do ss2 No three do SI 50 No two do ssI 50 No one do
 
 to $ 9 No eight do $sl % No seven dc Sl % No six do $ l % No five do 75 cents No four do 75 cents. No three do 62 cents. No two do @ cen. No one 50 cents.
 Embossed enamelled cards, tinted and plainIbeau- tluly polished, with elegant design as borders. PAINTERS BLANK CARDS. Small blanks, (play card size,) No l. sI5 gross
 No2 do 12 Large No l, $2f per gross No ?, 2l Double size small, No l, $50 No ?, 2l Double size of the large No l, S75 No 62 Also all the above sizes ofevery description to order Other sizes cut to order of either of the foregoing qualities.
 Mourning Cards of various sizes, made to older Cold -bordered cards do do Cilt-edge dc do
 Enamelied sheets, cap size and 20 by 24 inches Ivory surface do do do Pearl do do do do Blank sheet do do do Also Railroad and Steamboat Tickets, made to order, oSay color, of different eolors as may be desired.
 The subscriber invites all editors of the United states and Canada who are disposed to take their pay in cards, and wilo will send copy of their pa per containing this advertisement, to insert it for three months. GEORGE COOK. New York, Jan. ls. ls4s. aa-3m
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sAIy tale is ended,0 as the tad pole re- fiected when he turned into bull frog.
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SAI..iJlAl. DO KING

( hFfERS his services to all such desire an O Agent at that place, or have business to trans act with the General Government. Having spent the greater part of his past Fife in the executive offices at Washington city, makes him well ac- quainted with the routine of business there The accounts of all the Deputy Surveyors are now au- dlted and pad at the Treasury Department. He will attend to the collection of any tiat may be placed in his hands.
 R ,In1
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EeUNAxVAY NHlGRO.

THE STATE OF ARKANSAS. }ss.
 COUNTY OF WAsHGTA. Application f51 file benefit of He Asolreat Debtors .act; pending ia fife eifcnd court for said county. Young D. Harrington, )
 rs.
 His creditors.
 MACH of my creditors will please take notice, Washita county aforesaid, to be held at the court house, in said county the first Monthly after the fourth Monday of Aprii, l846 Con the earliest day of said term which can be heard), shall apply to said circuit court for the benefit of the laws of Arkansas enacted for the relief of Tnsolvens Debt ors, approved the Sd March, Is3s when and where said creditors may attend if they think proper
 YOUNG D. HARRINGTON. Washita county Arlt's, March l2th, ls46.
 [Printer's fee &5 50l 2r. 4,,
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A. I.rszE 0fg T, ,Ts1S9BIs1as

Ep EXAMINING in the Post Office at Little Roelr m
 AS the 3lst day of March, ls46, which, if not ta- Ken out within three months, will be sent .o inc Dead Letter Office. at Mashinainn Cit,.
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COFFEE Sc.

GOR7ElE2E2, Sc. s tSf received, per steamer New Hampshire, 9 J Bags prime Rio Coffee, a very superior article. , ALso-full supplies of Molasses, Sugar, Rice Flour, Bacon, Lard, &c
 For sale low for cash only, by
 VIM. VANCE & BROTHERS. Liftle Rock, March ?, 1916. 25-6w.
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Coffee Mills, etc.

EUST received at the Auc ton Mart, and fo sales B low ID dozen Coffee Mills 10 dozen Wine Sieves; l90 assorted Tin Buckets; j9 fine vions.
 r. k. TAYLOR. Mrrct P, l8i6.-2s:im
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to file the reruns of their respective coun- ties in this office .before the first of May which each Sheriff is permitted to do on his paying the entire expense of this advertisement.
 By the 10th section of the above law, it is made the duty of the Secretary of State, to make out a list of all delinquent Sherihs who have not fiji ed their census returns by the first day of May, and hand the same to the Governor, who is required to commission other Sherifs for such counties as the defaults have occurred in.
 DAVID B. GREER, 30-3w Secretary Of Staie UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
 DiSitict Of .4rkansas.
 Saturday, April 4th, 1916. ftNHE United States District Court, for the Dis II trict aforesaid, for the adjudication of uncon- frmed French and Spanish land claims has this day adjourned over, until the 9th day of July next, it being the first Monday in said month. Therefore, it is ordered by the Court, that notice thereof be published in the Arkansas Banner, a newspaper printed in the city of Little Rock, and district aforesaid for four weeks successively, be- fore the said first Monday in July next
 WN. FIELD, Clerk.
 By D. W. CARROLL, D. c.
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VIM. F. WOODRUFF, P. M. Little Rock. April l, 1916. 30-3w Persons calling for any of the above Letters will please say they are advertised otherwise they may not gel them.
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dition of Ireland is felt to be haz- he speech of Sir Robert Peel is 5 much the ablest delivered du- bate, and as one of the best and Tt of his career. The effect of of the question was immediate 2 renewed activity in the money
 the increased confidence of bu-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-30

MAKING RAILROAD lROS IL IRENToS.--Ine
state Gazette mentions that Mr. Cooper fitting up his
extensive Iron Works at Trenton " j. Tor tue purpose
of rolling rails. Iron founders ana inachinlSts are al
Lnsly empIoyed in getting the requisite machinery
ready and the mill will be in operation by the LIST OF MAY
contract has already been made with the Camden ana
Ambov Company for 600 tons. and propositions nave
been made from other Companies 1t Is expected that
"a. works will produce thirty daiy-whch will re-
ouire daily 40 tons III, iron and - OF coal which, adG
ed IN the 10 or Is tons OF merchant iron which the works
now produce will make more than 100 tons per Gay
which must BE- brourh; IN the place About lou aodi'
tonsl hands will be employed.
The TIDE OF TMMIGRATfos.-W see 1t stated
that Bishop Miles Of Nashville has made or Is ABOUT 10
make purchase OF IS or 10000 acres of land about
twenty miles back Of Mills Point, in this state with n
view 20 its settlement by large party OF foreign emil
grants Tho are to come under his patronage
louisville Journal.
NEwE HGLANp FOURIER SocIETY-This Asso-
citation held a meeting Boston on "Wednesday "nich
was we'll although not uumrrou3v attended. hir Geo
Ripley President OF the BrookFhrrn AssociSuon' III
West Roxbury, presided. Mr. Brisbane was among the
speakers
II Two suspicious looking individuals attempt
ed 10 practice the drop upon young sailor "a the
street, of Buffalo few dnys but the latter hsd been
rscced upon before he Knocked OF the dropper.
down And giving chase 10 the other overlook ana
logged MIN soundly
- Two wooden buildings near the Marblehead
denot were burnt TO the ground Saturday evening at III
o'clock One of the houses occupied by I'VE fam
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Sob printing ano Book Binoins.

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
No SPgucE-srREET( Tire doorS from AassGn.5trer
rgNHE facilities establishment for JOB RlNTlN1
are perhaps unsurpassed By any office in tho CITY Tue
patronage been such guarantee
gr-. ~ tension in We therefore, with con-
hdrnc-, SCI The following Card:
TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. supplied with all KINGS
of PRINTING At the cheapest rate, viz
Card. Biils Lading
Circulars Receipts.
Bill Heads, Checks, &c
To Lrrl KAKY CENT Orr ctnal Manuscripts print
ed with accuracy. ,,,,,,
Pamphlets Stereotype WORK, and ell kinds OF
Booss. Letter Press Printing.
20 LECTURERS And Acknowledgements beautifully
printed.
Lecture Bills Small Bills for Dtstr
Mammoth Bull, BUTTON &C.
sud every desert puon OF PLAN and Ornamental job Work
executed grea; and punc.usy al the ONCE
The parovsd POWER PRESSES, FOR Books, PAM-
All worn on the above Presses will be done a, extraord
nary low prices. rkaEiAs,
ii2f Ir1hun" Jon r'hteI.
NlEW-N Okla BU0k-BlNDEkl, li4 ruon-5L
N-A pon. OF plain aud elegant booA-bndns ex-
ecuied with nealness and des patch.
establishment particular attention Is given In select
Ing materials ard the substantial wor ksr
ship. ,,....,.
Librarians Gentlemen having Libraries will hnd Il 70
call and eXamius for themselves al
Futor-s Specimens OF Binding IN Ali the VARIOUS syes VI
Sheep, Calf, Russia, Morocco and Velvet Bindings.
d. n EDWARD "AbHHi~
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FROM HONDURAS AND CENTRAL AMERlcA.-By
the schr Renzi Capt Hardy, Belize papers to the 27tn
ut have been received.
The American brig Juno Hayes, got ashore on Turner
Reef near Belize hsrbor the nigh; of The 20th. but
was 20, off after having suffered considerable damage
and lowed into the hRrbor. Cargo saved in damaged
state. bE.I%H' Wv - -. -, :. t1 -;
CENTRAL AMERIcA-Our advices from the Interior
rrnr the STATE OF things truly anentsble although
the prospects OF peace more avoraoe than might
have been expected from the present State oil AFFAIRS IL
apnaars that the belgerent parties are actually tired Of
hnrssspr one another and thai recent oyertures made
are likely 10 lead :he most beneficial results ito"
far these hopes may be realized time alone VIII sho~t
however the Federsst parry are in the ascend
ant and there is strong probability that they VIII re-
main So despite the nachinatons OF certain adYenuTers
who are enGesvoriug to foment discord anew
DEC. 20th-Wo have present no less than seven
American in port-a circumstance unparalleled
in the history OF Belize trsde heretofore
The schooner Moles;adora from Truxlo, arrived yes
terdsy brought the neisncho intelligence oil the esatn
OF Captain hinuard the bark Dee And ave seatneh-
We have particulars aud only hope that Inc Funo!
msy prove upicppded,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-30

GEORGIA AND FLoRIDA.-The Tallahassee Flort
dian of the lOth inst, says We learn that Gov Duval
and Gov Branch have been appointed by Gov Moseiy
Commissioners, the part OF Fiorids' 10 setue 'ne
boundary line this Stale and the S,ste Of Geor
gia Hopwel Dorsey Esq has been appointed Secretary
and Engineer the commission
e The entire amount OF the State debts OF Ala
bama is in the aggregate Sl2,l2s lQ7 s.,
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Boarding anb 6otels.

p0ARD-A gentleman and his wife, two single gen
applyns al 20 Widest References exchanged. % iw'
BOARD WANTHD for a young lady In gen'eel pri.
IL family the location 10 be- al convenient distance
10 attend Rutgers Institute school note addressed TO d.
H. S and left the Tribune ofce, will meet with arien-
ton. JSS wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-30

FROM Observation-Disclosures Port republican date
Port au Prince have been received 70 the lth inst
The loss by tempest OF three OF the Hayden dee; des
tined for the attack Of Platte is confirmed They
were the Die,- Protese commanded by Rear, Admiral
Basten the Union. by admiral Cadet Antoine ana
persisted Bastien saved himself in small boat and re-
turned TO the Cape where said ne viii be tried by
special commission. The commander ofihe Union aud
several mariners made prisoners and conducted 10
St Domingo Col Doutre drowned.
The greatest confusion prevailed in the Dominican
Republic Irreconciabe disaereements between differ
ent members of the Government, had resulted in de-
,rard upon the Spanish authorities OF Cuba for Protec-
ton Rumors in circulation at Port Republican.
that the demand promptly responded TO- thai ships
of war were despatched and that the Spanish forces
were in actual occupation OF ST. Domingo
In consequence OF the refusal oil the Hayden Govern
men, 10 make the reparaton demanded by the Consul
General of France. by payment of damages to NJ. Du'
brac French diplomatic agent ban!shed for sowing the
seeds OF dscord between the blacks and nuistoes OF
Havti the Consul. NJ. Levasseur. awaited on board
French nan-oi-wsr instructions from MS Government
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-30

r. The Washington Union states that Mr..
Charles Theodore Gevekoht vas, few days since,
presented by the Secretary OF State to the PRESIDENT
and received by him. as the delegate of the Senate
of the Free Hsnseatic Town of Bremen, charged
with an extraordinary mission TO the United States
We understand that Mr. Gevekoht is duly empow-
cred 10 enter into arrangements if practicable by
which the port of Bremen may be fixed upon by
this Government as the place OF destination for the
steam packet ship line 10 be established between the
United States and Europe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-30

IL Mr.. WALSH, the Paris correspondent OF the
National IstsHigeacer, does not agree with those
who consider The Peel Ministry more favorable to
American interests than that of Lord Palmerston
would have been. He says:
You see ,hn British Whigs could not form an ed
mnistratiou and by the way, sorry for 1t, as |
believe tha, the United States would have Jared better
with them than Sir Robert Feels associates Lord
Panerston is less hostile. ut bottom 10 Amer
icsn institutions aud ACKNOWLEDGEMENT than Lord Aoer-
deem The Wing doctrines in public economy are more
favorable American interests IN respect 10 politics,
Lord John Russell and his colleagues must necessarily
have been more or less influenced by the dispositions
and nsxims OF the higher Radicals. Formerly, Lord
Pamerston pronounced, in the House OF Commons, the
most liberal and rational sentiments towards our country
The French Government is couesscdly reisret By the
abortion of the Whig party-h energetic, dashing lord
ship had frightened MI Europe
There is probability in tine dix that Louis Philippe
scnfed Queen Victoria his repusnance and alarms
nj the Pa;n apparon. The story goes that her
Majesty has been fully reconcied To Sir Robert
Peel nor brought herself 10 like Inc iron Duke and
that personally che would sill prefer Wing advisers anu
household.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-30

INFALi.IBLE REMEDY crfros=d Limn.-Tne
proprietor ofhe Da,isn LDirnsui, which cas- attaned
such celebrity The north Of Europe, for ia efficacy 10
h-srg Frosted Limbs and been Introduced by hun In Phi
lsfepha. ~ih equal success ncquant hose afflicted that
be has appointed Agencies a. 70 E77cxer-st and IS
Msd.ulaye and q Maden-!sne up statrs where s1ppJ
Alvavs procured u De- b','ts dis I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-30

LAKE SUPERIOR CopPEs.-The De,ro, Daily Ad-
publishes the following ex,rac, of letter dated
Eagle River, December 10TH 1885:
The prospect Tor mineral at the different works is
about me when you left las, fall Last week that
part of the Pittsburgh Company work in the bluffs
SOUTHWEST OF this pace took line specimen weigh
inc one ton IL is full OF native copper and large Jumps
of native silver. many Of which OF several dollars
worth At the works OF the Copper Falls Company they
are now getting out large masses OF naivc copper Some
of native silver We also getting copper and some
siIy