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Great Fire in Carlisle, Pa.

CARLISLE March l2The extensive and destructive
DIRE occurred borough took place this
morning the hours of IL and o'clock IL origin
a,ed in the stable attached Scouts hotel and nowlt
standing OF the citizens spread with
yhul and terrible rapidly, the wind blowing fresh from
the northwest
Ii soon spread 20 the adj buildings and in the
Of hour, less than fourteen Dwelling houses,
twenty-five stables aud warehouses, and church, (he
Lnihean,) entirely consumed. Several horses and
persisted in the Hdtnes
The loss estimated $50 00o, only about $50 being
covered by The hire got under nj o'cock
this morning No lives lost but several persons were
seriously injured supposed to have been the work OF
ncendiary
The Lutheran church a substantial brick structure
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TELEGRApHIo REPoars EoR THE UNiu
THE Election in Neu Hum pshire.

Bosros, March IL "A despatch received from the office
OF The New mi shire Patriot dated this morning, says
"rhere is election Of governor. Dinsmore VIII lack
about 2 400 The legislature think. is demo
cratic Messrs Peaslee Hbbard, Tuck, and Perkins are
elsced"
In this the wings and free-soers united. Messrs
Tuck and Perkins, who elected Congress- the
coalition candidates number of delegates the egs-
lature were el3ced by the coalition.
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For the Union
Mr.. EDITOR: Last night, few after IL
o'clock. TELL asleep in the lobby OF the House OF Repre-
sentatives and suddenly awakened by gentle tap
on the shoulder started up, and found tall curious,
shadowy looking parsonage before who placed The
following lines in my hand, with request that would
deliver them you His appearance startled me; and he
once, in the blandest tones, informed me that he
the presiding genius OF The lobbyand that although he
had witnessed the departures of many Congresses he had
never before delivered farewell address He thought
the occasion demanded IT, and he had accordingly pre-
pared il, glanced my eyes over it, and found that 1t
IN doggerel verse. The very regular,
the rhymes smooth but there deal Of good
and sound discrimination ir every coupet hope you
will give it a place | unused awhile on this strange
curence and in coming out found the Dookeeper closing
the hail. and like old Noll Cromwell putting the key in
MS pocket. DlSAPPOlN TED BORER.
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you have persevensy pursued CLING 10 yooi country
your whole connyas you Invariably have uv.e, sno a'
in he end every rs eunz mind mus aud wi give you
f = Your friend, &c"
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.Nlyipation on Lake Ere.

BUFFALO, Tues lay, March H. The sreamer St Louis,
VIII ch Cleveland Saturday morning. got in the Ice
of Err Sunday, and after diving through the whole
sunday night aud Monday, she anded her passengers
evening Port Colbun IN Canada, being unable to
any port After the passengers left the vessel the
wind changed suddenly and drove her the rocks IL is
said she viii be got OFT without much diff ulty She had
board sevrny-hve passengers, who reached this
city by teams &c this afternoon.
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DIED,

On Wednesday evening" the 18th nsnnt of Group, AMELIA
JANE daughter Off and LouIsx M QuIsEnsERKr Of city
The place O'Clock
parents Of 18th and Massachusetts
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ny DYER & MCGUIRE, Anet.on..r..

By DYER 81 MCGUIRE, Aactsoneers-
FURNITURE, MACKHREL, COFFEE, GLUE AEON Saturday
morning. March u.s. at 10 o'clock in front Of
Of
utensils, hc. =
Also, 10 barrels msekerel
bags roasted coffee
2 barrels glue
ease boots and brorsns, &C.
Terms cash.
DYER MCGUIRE,
Mar la-N Anctsopccrs
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VALUABLE property at private public aaIe.-We
offer private sails that valuable property known Mceods
which having
h street, back lto feet hirfeet alley
sale before Wednesday, will
public that O'Clock,
the balance deferred payments, which
be m sale.
information apply j. T. Kendall Nicholas Caan
esqs., the subscriber
- A. GREEN,
March l4-co&ds Auctoneer.
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(IODEYs L.dy's Book for April
" orshsms Magazine for April
esrtsins Magazine April
Knieherbocker Magazine for March,
TAYLOR MAURr,
March ~ Bookseller, near oh street.
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ny DYER q MCGUIRE, Auot,oosers.

VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AuCTION.--On Monday
18th instant, at ~ O'Clock on the premises we shall sci
valuable lot situated west between
SOUTH with the Improvement consisting OF
story bowling saloon and snbIe being 81
and ia feet deep containing 5000 feet with fifteen
foot alley the aud thirty foot alley the sorth
Terms onefouh cash. balance in six twelve and eighteen
months, satisfactorily secured, with interest.
DYER MCGUIRE,
Mar 5-eodhds Ancuoneers.
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Late from Santa Fe.

Sr. LOUIS Tuesday, March IL The mail Of the Isl Feb
ruaTy om Santa Fe has reached Independence. brings
OF interest
The Ind along the route little troublesome,
casonally disturbing the saggers from the camps by cha
sing them f-w miles but none had fallen into their
hand.
IL reported Fort Sumner that party OF PaVnees
had attacked the Santa Fe whites.
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sIGNORlNA TERESA PARODI,

sIGNORlNA TERESA PARODI,
Prina Donna of her M,jsay's Opera House, London,
Grand Concert,
AT THE NEW NATIONAL HALL, WASHINGTON,
On MONDAY EVENING, March liza.
Mr. John Potter of the National HAIL. Washington,
and the Theatre Richmond Va begs leave respectfully
the ladies and gentlemen the
District generally that he has been for weeks negoa
ting to induce
sIGNoRINA PARoDI
To city Of Washington and he has pleasure
announcing that she win give "a
GRAND CONCERT ...
On MONDAY EVENING, March 18th,
~, assisted by the principal artses off
NEW YORK ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY.
/. Overture by Orchestra
RomanzaDs verdi ami miei from Ernan sixnor Avgnons
g. Grand AnaCasta Diva from Norma, Mile Teresa Parodi
Fantasia Dramaque voin-on theme, from
Lammermoor, Mska Hauser
bonanza from Donzels opera Of Roberto Devereux sgns
Amalla Patti.
Grand fantasia from La File du Regiment Maurice
l. Grand Aria and recaye from Tancredi. RecauveDolce
ingata Paa" Aria"Di anh papiu," Mue Teresa Parodi
IL.
g. Overture for full orchestra.
poll, M1Ie Teresa Parodi.
TO- The Prayer eaecuted by hand the le from Otelo fol
Maurice suakosch.
The Capncho called The Bird the rreea ab.
written for chldren-Miska Hauscr.
[NorETh piece describes the sensation OF bird which,
having escaped from m flies of into the free forest and hopping
wg twg ard from TO the little airs II ha
been taught by its mistress
10. The favorite duetto from Norma:
Adaigsa ma hmaha fau
The price tickets fIed 50 for Tessrecd
much les. than The average alone on choice seats AT Bos
q TO the boxes, and 81 to the gallery.
Boz sheet now open.
March IA
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Beaver County.

PIrrsBusa March ~ The democratic convention Of
Beaver county has chosen delegates Instructed for Black for
governor, and for Seth Clover for canal commissioner
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sY A. oREEN, Ancuoassr.

VALUABLE THREE-sToRY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT, At
THE CORNER OF ~ AND sTREETs, AT AUCTION
18th sell OF the premises
O'Clock by virtue 81 deeds OF and Of all
handsome and
residence Dr. se~a deceased The
As good arranged
cellar and and coal vaults well
yard, with other convenience
Terms Of sale ~ 500 cash. balance in g. H. and IL months the
equal
ins deed positive,
ue Persons wishing the
so by calling al the Of the subscriber.
ll-du A. GREEN Aucuonesr.
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TO OWNERS of Teyns.-A gentleman in Virginia
who Ia good and lawyer desires ers.
and would like
OF ssds in that country with view bring
mar
a family engaging In
agriculture lie The satisfactory testimonials cspsc
and responsibility, and his
as him considerable emigration
Any ofTeras
he rrespopdcnce
and suitable by addressing post paid
WIN. GoUIDlN
General agent and collector, Richmond, Virgins.
Mal3-u W EaMu.tt l~#
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WILLIAM FLINN offers his services business M
me executive departments and Congress- agent ,r
attend 70 s'l business relative bounty land .
moderate Address, William Finn, Washington, ID. o..
mr. tlnn was several years clerk the once o. Ihs ,,n.~
oompsfces Of the Treasury His knowledge ofusnsenne
me departments will render his services agent particular"
: ' '"''s NJ" :" ''s seat tsgsIoN K rARaIs,
Jan p-u LAT. second Compucd"
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National Hall.


ACARD.
FAREWELL BENEFIT
and
PosITTpELY LAST APPEARANCE
OF the popular uasedian
NEAFIE,
On SATURDAY NIGHT, March lsth
the a..,s Of who By the yOlsn
formanee Of shakspsares great character Of
RICHARD III,
And AT the should
II will be acted on this occasion.
Richard III. Neaho
addition above, will be given beautiful tragedy
oRALLoosA.
Concluding with
THE DEATH OF PIZARRo.
Bor-boos open.
nA'on
National Hall.
M.sAors, NJ. J. ..rorrsn
Friday evening, March ~ win b. performed Dr. BIRDS pr.
uassdyof
oRALLoosA
orsIloo.s Ns.h'
Dance Miss ine'
TO conclude the farce Of
LOVE IN MASQUERADE.
Door open aes p.rlorm,no. eo@msne. TX S'e,.s.
ono. hours from wbsrs place. and eks" can be secured
March IL
National Medical College.
THE for the graduation of.,uden viii
place hall Institution, Saturday March
18th, IL O'Clock, m. The public are invited TO attend
o,prp rIuposss
Music by the United States Marine band
Prayer by the President
Address by the President
Reading graduates comforting
The degrees by the President
Music.
Vslodictoy hddres. by the Dean.
Music.
Benediction
Music.
J.. RLEY,M d.
March Ia-2id
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Fssnuhu Y, 0l
IN the petition Moses Bnyey, OF Salisbury, Massschssc
praying for the extension Of granted TO him On
9TH OF July ls improv for rsH
all kinds ri wooIlen goods kinds Of pap1
seven from the expiration Of said patent which nA~ ~
on the 5th day Of July, 1851
Monday, the 23d day OF June ~ O'Clock and all p
notified appear and cause II why -
petition ought not to be granted. -
Persons opposing the extension required to hle in the ~
Once their objections, specifically forth in writing -
twenty before day ofheany All Testimony filed by e
party be used the said hearing and nns
In accordance with the rules Of the once, which will be s
on application. =,
Ordered ALSO that h. notice be published Republic e
lEencer and Union, Washington city, u. Daily Bee bss
Massachusetts Journal Providence Rhode Island, Tribune
successive weeks previous o3d day June next
THOs. EWBANk
Commissioner of Patents
r. s. Editors Of papers please copy and sind mn
o 70 me Patent once, with containing this noue
Feb 23-law3w
DIssOLUTION ofCop ersh,p. heretofore sIn
" Ing under the Of Dyer this day, by m.
Of the 6 also Of the sa'es
Of the late Robert W. Dyer deceased sn,nn
u respectfully rsquessed. EDWARD G. pfEh
H~### GEO. DYER
wAsurseror, September -, 1870.
90 Copsrtnership NOTES.-The undersigned formed
eoparnsship under the Arm Dyer Mcclure, ~
Will continue the and commission n
avenue.
They respectfully solicit continuance Of pansnsg
o upon me late nrn and pledge themselves to
Dyer Mcclure prepared advances upon al o'
EDWARD @, DYEf,
:. MHsH J. G. MCGUIRE
wAsuraros, September -, 1850.
Sept 2T-dn
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
MORSE LINED

THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
MORSE LINED
wAsMraros oyuos, rrsssYtvAstA Ayssus,
Finh house Of National Hotel, Moo.
THE FIRST line established by any company the United
the olde-tbe
Washington, Philadelphia
delivering and Al the intermediate stations,
de- Wilmington, Trenton, Princeton, New
ark and Jersey Ctbe only line in the country
lately
deliver
required oil for the accommodation of the public
and fidelity hitherto uneqused
with OF Morse lines
south, extending already fifteen thousand
which will be delivered desired Tn.
Of this line lately thoroughly
both its transmission and mode o delivery
charges equal To all with special fsvors With
ties for business possessed by this
ted this line,
graphing The offices Of the Magnetic Telegraph Company
Ws-hisgo city Pennsylvania Nth house
Hotel; BALTIMORE No Exchange south
No ol Chestnut Quincy Granite buildings New York
Hanover street, corner Of Beaver
WIN NJ SWAIN, President
lind
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.rLrsp1p scHEnEs ron MARCH, 1901.
]. w. MAURY 4 Co, M.r.s.s..


D. W. MAuRY a Co, m.S.sss.
sAo.oooi
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY
For lhs benefit Of Mononsaia Academy
Glass No. 30, ior leSi.
To be drawn Alexandria, Va Saturday March 10 1851
90 number louery-l2 drawn ballots
BRILLIANT soHsax - ooo
pnxs Of ,......... $4,000 prize So,vo
do :.,:. 1000 p"4s. Of 1000
tickets only slo-Iialvss sS-euarters ~ so
cssuheates OF pac kases of - whole tickets, sioo
% % go go 3 3 quarter sss DO DO IS
Capital prize sbooooi
si t,SSS 3 ss Of 800
$50 prizes of 5000
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benent Of Monongaia Academy
Clas. @ for 1881 -,
To Alexandria, Va, Saturday maIeh ~ i0'i'
Is drawn numbers out OF TO-
srLESDIp scnxAs -
splendid prize $500 5000 p''a 90
% prize, aa sss; number. a SSS
w0o,. ticket. sao-ualys. sIoau.r.r. ss-Eisn,A. $3.50
oerasals. OF packages Of = w Sas asss $50 %
& Ss &c 3 ss ss;ss' DO DO So 50
saooooi $40, 3ao, a or sIo.o0Ol
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benent o Monongaiia Academy
Class No. IS, for 1881.
To andria, Va, Saturday. March 49, 1851
's:. ',;:::: = e ';;:'' ' SIS
Tickets $40 Halves s5-ouaners ~ So
Certificates of packages Of q whole tickets si@
Do Do DO DO g g s sa...sr 90 90 8 50
tickets and share. and certificates Of packages in the the
an ohes drawing Immediately after is
Feb % Alexandria, Virginia.
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nand.. s.r..par.ll. in Qu.rt Bo,.Ies.

impure state Of the blood or Aabn Of the sysfsm
MONG many important discoveries Of this generation,
IA one with sunbeam in the his
tory SANDS SARSAPARlLLA stands forth alone,
and works procaims its that mute eoquence SO
affecting appeals Of the suffering for relief has
Thousands OF have been cured BY
invaluable medicine such not furnished IN the records OF
places, or in
performed principal cities and public
brought before the world substantially beyond
doubt the healing virtues OF this and the facts unfold
ed although gigantic, I. AZ plain the light fday.
The SarsapaTla combined efectua aids, the
productions potent smples OF the vegetable
kingdom restoration to
of who had long pinned under the most distressing
maadies exalted
Does value and recommending to the
afflicted afflicted only know II has long been
practice Of medicine to obtain
remedy similar thsonc that would act the liver stomach
all precision and Of mineral pepara
without their deesous effects upon the vital pow
Although powerful healing
lies il is entirely harmless nure delicate
When perfect health, effect produced by It's
us except appetite disease seated
the and carrying fast it, victim aong the path o. life then ~
enkudies life and
vigo brings strength the suffering and dis
ease
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Yours, truly,
IT'S POPULARITY ABROAD.
E-a.a Ca.afA a.n<rica

IT'S POPULARITY ABROAD.
From South america.
MARAoAIBo, (Venezuela,) April IL, ls49
Messrs. SArps-GKNTLEhES consider duty due the public
make known the benefit have received from using
About years attacked with
shoulders and and
unable Sleep tried all of the medi
Of receiving benefit until through
procured SarsaparIa and after
your Sarsapara the beat
took, confidently recommend
friends and the public.
Your obedien servant,
j. NJ. JEsURUN
Here IL another home
NEw YoRx, Jan. 9, $50.
Mcss SAsps-GKsrLEnHs have great pleasure acknow
benefit have OF
5hrsapsra subject Of pulmonary disease made
while afflicted. few weeks af
violent hemorhagc lungs,
debility followed,
dhcuy ofrcspnnon, entirely relieved
valuable discovery the healing feel that fot
fourteen years enjoyed good health rs present
3. T. sEYMoRE
Prepared and sold, wholesale and RETAIL by D. SANDS,
Druggists Chemists 100 Fulton William New
York Sold Also by druggists generally throughout the United
States and Canada Price u bottle bottles for 95
For Chas and r. Patterson Washington
by o NJ Lnticum, Georgetown by Cook Peel AIeHandna
l7-dhcp W
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sCRoFuLous AFFECTION OF THE EYES.

sAsps-GENrLKMEs: would not have presumed to
you duty let the public know the almost
your sarsaparia has had My limbs
uiceou that could not walk during
spring this commenced the
Sarupaa and aier taking two bottles entirely
cured must also tell OF another wonderful cure nay brothe
his bad his physician told
sight nevtabe permanent blindness
entirely restored his sight, and
all similarly afflicted Sands Bar
sspxrila-
Yours, truly,
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VIM. r. II. CROSS,
Ahorwsv and Co.rssiior at Tar,
Washington City, DC,
Fracses In the Columbia and WI -
me collection 81 debts and Of claims
description including those bounty act Of
stely passed Once in the City Hall
Oct 3-u
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Leun County (N. " Bank

Urea, IN. VI Mach l2.-The bills Of the lewis
County Bank redeemed par this morning by F. Ho
lister.
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second Course.-DsneinG Academy.
Mr. r. X. Liable has Of
III Washington and Georgetown his second dancing
FOR the viii Thmrsdsy January his
residence, Pennsyvana opposite Wiilards Hotel
Days Of uon WashngtonTuesdays, Thursdays, and ssr
days; Georyetown-Monasys and Fridays "H.@
Dec 0s-dnn
Inv ~. CLUsKEt. Architect and Civil Engineer, has
" oce budngs side Of fsnnsy
vsnia avenue, between i2h and 18th west.
A-du
THOMAS WHITE,
..# Bon~r Manufacturer,
No Al South Second Street, Chestnut SIDE Fhsdephs.
Feb l1-dlm
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Mayor Of Moatred

lister.
Mayor Of Montreal
MONTREAL, March lie. Wilson, ESQ., was unani'
IN Jusy eeou mayor OF this city yesterday,
inoller Boston R,oier Indicted
Bo.roS, March IL -, X. HAYES Ia white man) has
been bound trial for aiding the late This
ends OF persons charged with being
cerned in the In all, have been held for
ria, and three discharged
An Attempt 10 Elso United States Senator.
Bosros MaTcn IL Another attempt has been made to
elect United Slaes senator tor Massachusetts The whole
unuer OF the l7th ballot 3yJ-neces-
u choice, 1876 Summer received ls9, and Winthrop
~; Clark, 4; the remainder scattering.
SECOND DESPATCH
Another Ballot for United States Senator-New Hdmp-
SHIRE Election
Bo.roS March l2-rhs 18th ballot Tor United States
ator taken to-day, When Mr Sumner lacked only eight
votes OF election The election has again been post.
poned Tor another week.
The New Hampshire Patriot claims the Legislature TO be
democratic, and consequently the election OF Dnsmore
governor.
The now constitution has been totally defeated
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do do mourning silk
80 do do alpaca, all grades and prices
10 do do Canton cloths
do do bombazine best make
IS do do and white barage dciaine, very psty
G, w. YERRY,
Pennsylvania and SITS.
DURE Irish I,nens and Lanen Goods Generally
have best Irish linens of the celebrated Rich
lies also, very hne for bo.oms and collars.
shng cloths from the most celebrated factories In
this country.
Toweur napkins very pattern. designs
Table damask all prices and widths which be
linen, sale.
With linen cotton shecnxs pillow linens and couons
table toilet Of wooien, linen,
Of families
hotel which vii, be sold the prices
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7h and sth
Mar s-dowif
" shav which purchased
New York feels
believes them be the cheapest and choice goods Of
in this
Is plain white or ape rhswls, from IS to $50
n white embroidered shaws, from % so 10 $50
Is coloed embroidered sha~s prices
very pretty with cashmsre Merno long and wcolen
... g. w. YERBY
Psnnsyivanis avenue, between I'm and 9Th SITS.
DARAsOIS. Shades Un,breIlaa.I have th. d,y
op~ped shades,
above articles have only call all and fance.
suited.
Also, rentl.men's umbrellas very handsome
and highly finished
Pennsylvania avenue, between s,h ,,..
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Lake Superior-Copper DigginGs. Sc.
Correspondence Of The Detroit Free Press

EAGLE RIVER. THURSDAY, Aug. :, 1851.
This place is located at the mouth of a
small rver from which II has derived It's name. In
the vicinity Of this village are located the celebrated
CHI the North American and PhWniN d,ggIngs
visited day or two since, these mines. The tEt
anG North Anne an have quite extensive machinery
IN operation with an army OF miners From lndica-
lions which cannot be deceIttul, both companies
have inexhausilb.s mines of Copper. The Cha are
Shipping tuns upon tuns OF II. Al the Chn picked
NJ some verv rich specimens OF aimoS; pure Copper
ore. and several pieces Of Copper and SArr ore
were gwen me. which have been found believe
this CORPORATION hold 25a0 ot mineral and
farming lands IN body. The stock IN this company
Is Principally held by eastern capitalists. who keep
II rs permanent investment, as u pays large IN
tereSt DlyldeudS have already been declared. The
stock Is divided INTO 10000 shares, and IS held n
Sl2u reT share. The Company employ 2N men, and
have bul.i up quite village Al Their diggingS. three
miles from this place Ton The accommodation OF Us
employees.
The North American diggines are situated few
rods only ron the Chh Already THIS Company Is
cong an immense business. H. aso. has bullt up
cutie a village. It, machinery extensive and IN
active operation. Some thrt shafts have been sunk
ard large amount OF Copper already raised and Is
beng prepared tor Shipment. One Shalt Is situated
but a few rods from the Cht works, and on The same
VEN II j. confidently believed Il viii be but hHle
If aLy inferior to the Chi NINE. large amount OF
the stock of the North American Company l. held IN
your CITY and State, and It's holders may congratu-
iatcthemselyes on the prospect before them. Its az
fairs are well managed BY H. agents / predict me
time j. no, distant when the stock IN this Company
wsll be little behind the Cliff ana Minnesota. Tins
Company own some $500 acres OF land and have
cutie respectfully cultivated farm.
The Ph0nlx digglngS are looking well The shan
has been sunk some 300 feet, and lis stamp works
are IN full operation. Mr Mandebaum who has
control Of Tins mine, has deserved success ior ms en-
erpy and perseverance. The PhUnlx was formerly
Known a. the Eagle River GlgglngS
Eagle RIVER Is something OF village. II supports
one extensive store, two hotel>-one OF them good
one, kept by MIR Chamberlm-one extensive ware
house, several groceries, saw-millS &c, &c. RE
paratlons are making for the erection OF very large
hotel here which VIII be open next season, FOR the
accommodation of travellers 1t Will not be inferior
IN SIZE to many houses IN Detroit The harOor here
is not so good As ONtonagon or Eagle llarOoI