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The national Republican., 1866-07-03
'sBe not Overcome with Evil, but
Overcome EVIL with GOOd.''

From the words Of scripture quoted above
HENRY WARD BEEcHER recently preached
an eloquent sermon, which he concluded in
the following powerful and beautiful Ian
guage:
al don't know whether I'd better make
any further application Of this principle or
not. have not been very popular with my
people during the past year. l have failed
to carry them altogether with me on some
public questidhs-and am sorry for them |!
But yet, must say that / cannot escape
the direct bearing Of this gospel law. am
as strong as ever in the conviction that the
true result of the war must be recognized.
Whatever went into the Constitution ON
account Of slavery must come out and what
was kept out on account of slavery must be
put into our organic law and have believed
and labored for this as strongly and longer
than many Of you. But have felt that it
should be done in the spirit Of love, not OF
hatred.
81 consider the doctrines brought forward
in the House of Representatives by Mr.. Ste
vens-though followed in their entirety, thank
God, by very VII consider them to be
doctrines of Belial, leading to destruction.
The North has chance to show grace and
love, and magnaniinity. How longed to see
it Both Congress and the President should
have been pressed to union. ! had hoped to
see the North showing her superiority in
Christian nobleness and generous forgiveness;
but have been disappointed. 1t has not
been done. You can no more change rebels
to loyal men by casting them out and turn
ing them away than you can convert the
wicked by building up wall of separation
between them and the good, shutting them
brought to bear upon them. If thine en-
emy hunger, feed him; if he thirst, give him
drink, for in so doing thou shalt heap Goals
of fire upon his head. Be not overcome Of
evil, but overcome evil with good There,
go; vote that. You have been talking it
long enough; do it. You have been praying
it long enough try it."
The national Republican., 1866-07-03
Florence Corre.po nd ence.

We learn from our exchanges that W. J. FLOR
EScE, author of the "Florence Correspondenoe''
for the New York press, popular for the past few
years, has just returned to Europe on the Scotia.
He is reported visiting the seat of in searoh
Of novelties" connected with the profession with
which his Is most familiary associated in this
country-"ITh comedy" But those who have
noticed the prominence the "Florence letters
have had in the Herald will not be at a loss to
guess at the principal inducsmsnt that has taken
him across tho Atlantic for the thirteenth time.
Tho enterprise Of the H,rdii Is truly wonderful
The national Republican., 1866-07-03

A NEW STAR has been discovered in the
constellation Of Corona Borsalis," Of which Mr.
Hinds writes to the London Tims';
"Ths Issan position for 1865 was determined
with the equatorial and 10 rs follows Right ascen.
sion, I5h. SO min. So q -" MOTT nolar dis.
tspos. es dog. 4i.s In. This rsmsrksb star Is
nearly In the line jou" 6 Epsi.0a An DoJtes, and
Pi 10 ssrpsps, and about ouethird OF the distance
between them from the former 1t 10 now q sixth
magnitude. perfectly eolorisss at least 10 my eye,
10 7O0."
II Mr.. Hlnds could determine the mean posi-
dos" OF the eleven stars lately struck from our
Ssx, q strikes ~ that ,hsy are In "Pin
The national Republican., 1866-07-03

BRAssr.-It has been heretofore generally sup
posed that only New Engluud manufacturers" "
"old fashioned Wings" and new. fashioned Radi.
Gals advocated Prohibitory tariff but the visit
of Col. Jos. II. TooKER-a merchant of New York
city, dealing in copper, sheathing, DO on aristo.
cratic South street, q lifelong Democrat, almost
Copperbsad, and leading politician Of the Thir.
tern,h ward-to this city, to organize lobby in
favor Of great increase Of tariff on copper yellow
metal, sheathing, &c., has dispelled the illusion
We congrat ulate the gallant Colonel on his great
success achieved during so short visit, and hope
the 'riss" affecting stock on hand will justify biz
liberal expenditures while here.
The national Republican., 1866-07-03
| PENNsYLvANIA CANDIDATE
FOR THE UNITED STATES

Upon our fourth page, to-day, by request
and to accommodate the public demand for
the document, we reprint the extraordinary
letter written to President JOHNSON by JoHS
W. FoRsKY. 1t is an exceedingly rich paper
We do not mean that IL is rich in thought,
rich in grammatical construction, rich in
diction, or rich in morality. But it is rich
in its consummate impudence, in its un.
bounded hypocrisy, in its fulsome attempt
at fattery, in its impuisiveness and acknow.
edged want Of restraint, in its ingratitude to
the politicians who feed him. in its utter
treachery to the radicals " who own him,
in its rank inconsistency, and in its wilful
and malicious audacity.
One month after he had been working
with THAD. STEVENS to create the "Recon-
struction Committee" which was intended to
crush ANDREW JOHNSON and his policy, FoRSEY
dares 10 address The P RESIDENT as my Dear"
in order to obtain possession Of an Office for
his friend. He says do it under an i'm
pulse which l cannot restrain" How strong
the impulse" was would be more cleas|y
understood II he had stated the nature and
quantity Of the impelling body which he had
either imbibed as liquids or pocketed as
gold. He leaves the reader in doubt on that
important subject FoRSEY advised The
President to dispose Of the collectorship of
New York " outside Of all politicians" and
then in the same letter and breath says ap-
point my friend, he would make you a
party" He is an ANDREW JOHNSON Demo
crdct" FoRNEY had taken the pains to
ascertain that his friend, if fappointed, would
accept" 1t was very kind in him to make
sure Of that fact, as most people refuse such
Offices. .
With what pure-hearted, disinterested pa
triotism the selfsacrifcing FoRSEr expresses
to TIE President the hope that he has ere
solved not to be unmindful' of his Gown
fame" and that he will not allow his friends,
"who heartily sustain has policy" to feel
that they are without The PRESIDENTS "aid
and encouragement How delightful the
sensation must be to The PRESIDENT to know
that "my policy" Of which FoRsEY so often
and so pleasantly speaks has been Crowned"
with wonderful favor" and that FoRSEY has
not only thought SO but written it so. my
writings" my two newspapers Great
is Diana Of the Ephesians!
FoRSEY and DANA, DANA and FoRSEY.
Two dead ducks Died of combination Of
diseases, among which were the New York
Custom-house, the leaven of the Pharisees
and ingratitude to friends. We commend
the Custom-house letter of FoRNEY outside,
to the careful attention of the people Of
Pennsylvania as an evidence of the states.
manship, honesty and selfsacrifcing patriot.
ism Of one Of the present candidates for the
Senate Of the United States.
The national Republican., 1866-07-03

ThR Pittsburg (Pa.) Commercial gives
Forney the cold shoulder in his electioneerng for
the office of Senator, and says: 1--WE cannot regard
the movement Of Mr.. Forpey other than as menace
to the barmsny of the party, and the introduction
of an issue, personal and political that cannot fail
to breed mischief unless thrust out at once" The
party may kick Forney down the front stairs, but
he will crawl up the back. II he cannot dine at
its table he will shake Its floor cloth. Anything
for n orumb Boston Post.
The national Republican., 1866-07-03

FOURTH OF July ExouRsIoNs-It will be
seen from notices in our columns this morning, that
there will be two excursions down the Potomac on
tho Fourth of July. One Is the steamer c. Van.
dsrbilt, which goes to Acquia Creek and various
places along Shore and the other grand excursion
to the pleasant groves Of Glymont, where Mr.. +.
G. Bangs will read the Declaration Of Injepend.
encs, and Waggouer's Band will play patriotic and
jovial music. We congratulate our citizens upon
these opportunities for escaping tho heat Of the
city on Independence Day.
The national Republican., 1866-07-03
PERsONAI..

CHARLES COLLINS, brother of Wilkie Col
lps, and Charles Dickens. sonin.law, is about pro.
ducing new novel, cslled "At the Bar" He is q
younger son Of the late William Collins, R. A.,
whose picture, the ''sale Of the Pet Lamb" is
known and has been multiplied everywhere by en-.
graver.
The LuBIS BROTHERS, who are to perform
their wonderful feats in necromancy at Growers
theatre tonight, are not related to Lubin's per-
fumery.
The national Republican., 1866-07-03

A NEW and singular source of magnetic
iron has been discovered. It appears that tho
shavings Of iron and steel and especially the long
spirals produced in turning iron on the lathe are
highly magnetic, especially in the case of soft iron
This magnetism is permanent, and M. Greiss tho
disoovsrsr, has observed that the south pole is
always At the end which ID nrst touched By the
tool,
The national Republican., 1866-07-03
oEoRGErowN AFPAIRs.

POLICE REPoRT RoR TIE QrAwrER Efn 10
Juss 80, 1358--John +. Esst. Sergeant rntrd
Pr-cinct-Numo.r u arrests aud f,r shatasrsstsd
--0hsncss against ths person, 336, Of which 57s
We males aud 50 females; Offences against prop
erty, ig6 Of which 100 were males and ~ femsiss.
Dislositiou OF csses-Fiusd, 212; dismissed, 1t'
committed 10 workhouss, Al; committsd 90 jail hf
court, "a, gave bail for court, 10; delivered 70
Msrshsl, I; turned over 70 6upsrintsuds.t, D. 70
detective department, o. turnsd over to rgiuis
authorities, l. 0at Of this number 3JI were White,
1877 eolorsd. Nativity--Unssd States. loAi Ire.
Hungary, 81 Italy. 1. Amount Of money snd prop
sry taken from prisoners and returpsd TO station,
81 s2g 81; amount turned over TO property clerk,
Sass, 80; amount Of fines and cost, e68o III hnss
superseded, $40 ~ anss imposed on psrsons com.
mitted 10 Morkhouss in default Of payment,
$ll8.64. ..s..s.---,L sri-F
A FULL ACCOUNT Of the annual commence
msnt Of the Academy OF Visitation Will be found
h. Al At rtud da "a ss,ar
The national Republican., 1866-07-03

A TRIAL has just been made at Florence Of
cuirass in aluminium, which is as light as an ordi
nary waistcoat. nearly as flexible, and is capable
Of turning a muskst ball fred at distance Of
thirty.sight PAGES, and Of resisting a bayonet
thrust from the heaviest hand. Each ouirass costs
only twenty i've francs. Two regiments are, it is
said, to be Immediately provided With them.
The national Republican., 1866-07-03

United States Marshal for Massaehusetts.
Colonel W. S. KisG has been nominated to the
Senate by The President as United States Mar
shal for the district of Massachusetts,. Col. king
was terribly rdded with rebel bullets at the battle
Of Autistam and performed gallant service through
out the war.
The national Republican., 1866-07-03
PRESIDENT.
Hon. ALEX. w. RANDALL, of Wisconsin.

PRESIDENT.
Hon. ALEX. W. RANDALL, Of Wisconsin.
VICE PREsipssrs.
Hon. D. 8. NORTON, of Minpssota.
Hon. W. p JOHNSTON, Of PernsyivaniA
ABRAM WAKEMAN, "f New York. Fas..
Hon CHAS X PHELPS, Of Maryland.
Hon. TlIADDEUs wELLEs, of Connectiout.
Hon. A. J. KUYKENDAJL. of Illinois
Hon. CURTIS r. BURNAM, Of Kentucky.
JAS. r. SMITH. Of Wisconsin.
Gen. JAS. b STEADMAN, of Ohio. ...I.t.....
CHAs. D. WILKINSON, Of Missouri.
Col. Z. s. ALLE>, Washington, D. o.
sEcRsrARr. .. .|
SAM'L D. LAUFFER, Of Psnn.yivania
cosR.spoxpISo sRcnRrARY.
J. B. FERGUSON, Of Tennessee.
rRsAsuRsa.
Q. z. RIrrENHOUsE. president National Bank
Of Commerce, and Of the 6rm Of Rittsuhouss,
Fowler 3 Col
EXECUTIVE c0nAfrrE1.
Hon. J. R. D0OLITTLE, Of Wisconsin.
Hon EDGAR C0WAN. of Psnnrylvania.
Hon. o. II. BROWNING, Of IlIinois.
Hon. GREEN CLAY SMITH, Of Kentucky.
Hon. ", A BURLEIGH, of Dscotah.
Mr. CHARLES KNAPP, Of District Of Columbia.
Mr.. SAMUEL FOWLER, Of District Of Columbia.
Hon,a eonviefion Is WY courage; the Conastmfion
10 my guide, and in the people Is my Jaffh-AH-
DREW JOHNSON.
The national Republican., 1866-07-03
THE DEPxRTM'ENTS.
InAaan TAHss..

The cenmissiensr ot IndsA Affairs r.esiv.d a
telegram yesterday fron the prssdsat Of the Lam.
mis connissloa. dated Fort Lara,is, june 2sss.
announcing thai satisfaesory treaty Nd been con.
elodsd with the Sioux and Cheyenne tsib.s. tn.
two tribes were largely represented, and the most
cordial feeling prevailed. W :"
The national Republican., 1866-07-03
short Route to the We.t and southwest.

ShOrt HOuto 70 tue "ebt nhu SOutHWest.
The great Pennsylvania route ha, arranged its
time tables and connecting in such a manner that
passengers by it who leave Washington by the 7
o'clock q m. train arrive in Cincinnati, St. Louis
Louisville, and any Of the principal points in the
southwest seven hours quicker than any other route.
Some changes will be noted on consulting their
advertisement In our columns.
The national Republican., 1866-07-03
Thu puhl,c nsbe.

The statement Of the Indebtedness Of the Govern.
mont which will be issued in q few days, will .x.
hibit = diminution Of the national debt amounting
TO between ten and fifteen millions Of dollar
The national Republican., 1866-07-03

JoHs jar Knox, ESQ.,, formerly in charge Of the
mint department Of the Treasury, has been sent BY
the Secretary to California, on special business
connected with the branch mint at San Francisco.
Capt. W. W. Near, Of this city. has been assigned
to duty at the desk lately occupied BY Mr.. Knox.
The national Republican., 1866-07-03
The Generas r.ausl On..

The General Land once has jsst rsssiv., from
the Oregon City land ONCE, Oregon, donatio. osr.
tihcasss embracing 1o,soa acres covered BY s.ry
actual settlement, besides . number or Nsstual set
Elements under the homestead set and ossA. ssles
during tho month Of May.
The national Republican., 1866-07-03

Tonight the famous LunS brothers, whose mys-
terious tricks of stage nocromanoy confound while
they smuse the audience, make their appearance
for few nights at Growers Theatre. This place
Of amusement Is so we'll ventilated that II coolness
cannot be found In its auditorium it can't be found
anywhere in the city. A very rich entertainment
may be looked for tonight.
The national Republican., 1866-07-03
Pen, Pencil, and Scissors.

INTERNAL REvEsuE.-Ths receipts YESTERDAY
Amounted to &2,8l6,l33 28.
The national Republican., 1866-07-03
SALT SULPHUR SPRINGS, MONROE
~ COUNTY, VIRGINIA

This popular Summer Resort will open for the recep.
ton Of visitors tb. 1T VI July, and remain open
uottl tre last Of &C OBBt
pr, Mnttsr, Professor of Surg ry IN the Jefferson
Med cal College Philadrlpha from psrsoual ob.srva.
ton ard e"emioAi analysis placad these SIR nq. a. the
mo.t valuable Of remsd al agents In all diseases Of
chronic or organic nature.
In VISITING tha Springs persons wit have opportu-
nifty seeing Fairfax station, Manassas Junction. War.
rent"n, Bull Run kspidan, Orange Court House, Cor.
donsye, and many other points VI historic interest In
Virginia
Good Coaches connect with the trains Of the Aexau.
dra Orange aud Virginia Central Railroads to sOnvsy
visitors to the Springs. -
Great pain. have been taken to put the buiiduss and
grounds In good order aui Ispair
The hoiel will accUmm 'Late 40 pars ms; besides
there are number Of handsome otlages h,t up az
pressly for families
Terms; ts 30 per day; liberal discount to persons
remaiuipg month aad longer Oh ldrsn and ,.Tvspta
half rr &C. ECCRLsTON, BALDWIN co
js26-n W.
The national Republican., 1866-07-03

81 To the Citixens Of Georgetowu.-Ar-
rangements have been made to have the EPuBLcAx de-
ivsrsd promptly and regularly every morning to sub
scribsrs in every part Of Georgetown.
Subscriptions will be received BY W. WHITING, At
his News sapd In the Post once Congress street, who
u the agent for Georgetown, and 10 whom all COM
plants will hereafter bs made. ... .H
Terms-7o cents per month, payable to the Agent
je2S-u
The national Republican., 1866-07-03

AS- The Survivors OF the Associated sol-
diers Of the War Of 1879 - requested to meet at the
Academy, corner Of New York avenue and Fourteenth
street. which has been politely rendered to them for the
oeession by the proprietor, on the MORNING OF TaR
FOURTH JULY, at aine O'clock preparatory to paying
thsir respects the President Of the United States
that dayths anniversary Of the Declaration u Ma
uonal Independence.
Editors Of papers who have, with their usual eivility,
heretofore extended to the old veterans the publishing
Of these notices. respectfully requested to give the
above an insertion.
is. WILLIAMS, President AS.
JANIs LAuRR HsoE, Secretary. 5y3.A
The national Republican., 1866-07-03
SPECIAL NOTICaIA.

81 A Special Meeting of the Board Of
Trustees Of Public Schools will be held In their room,
At the City Hall, THIS (Tuesdsy) EVENING, a7h
o'eioeR. Istsrl -- r. y. BOIsRAU, Secretary.
The national Republican., 1866-07-03

ASW onderful hut True I'M adsms REM
Narox, the rd-rspownsd Astrologist and somuAm-
buistio cairvoyaut, while In olarvoyant state, de-
lusates the very features Of the person you to
marry, and by the aid Of an instrument Of intense
power known the Psyehomotrope guarantees to pro-
duoe perfect and fs.ks picture Of the future hus.
band wife Of the applicant, with date Of marriage,
occupation, leading traits OF ohasctsr &C. This Is
imposition, tsstimonisls without number can assert
By stating place Of BIRTH age disposition color Of eyer
and hair. and enclosing hy cents, and stamped enve
iops addressed to YOURSELF you will receive the picture
BY return mail, together with desired Information
Address In confidence, MADAME 0ERrRupE REMINGTON,
p O. Box DOT, West Troy NY oois-dwly
The national Republican., 1866-07-03

ArMsdam Mounts Pile salvs-a Valuable
Remedy for that Disease; also, Consumption Destroy.
sr aud Eptirs Cure for the Bronchitis, Asthma, 10.
b found Al stott's Drug Store, opposite National
Hots 0ilmans, near Metropolitan Hotel; Ford's,
Of Eleventh and Psunsyivsuia svsnus; Eutwiss's
corner Of Twelfth and Peunsylvanis svenus; Eiot's
corner Of and Twelfth strsssi Hsrbsughs corner o.
Seventh and O. jal2-u
The national Republican., 1866-07-03

THE NATIONAL UNiON CLUB.
The following is the list Of officers and
platform Of principles Of the USIos NArioSAt
CLuB Of Washington, d. 9: s.
Omosrs Of the National Union Club.
The national Republican., 1866-07-03

A%Breech-Loading Arm.-The Board for
the Examination Of Bresc Loading Arms Of which Gen
srai Hancock Is president 10 now In session at No. 81
winder's Building.
Arms will be received daily between the hours Of II
.. m. and p. m, until further notice.
Inventors requested 10 submit thsr arms In per-
son or By agent to the recorder Of the board.
W. OWENS,
Capt. 9th US. Cav. Brew. Lieut. Col. .sA.,
mhl2.u Recorder,
The national Republican., 1866-07-03

ASAmanuensis.-Person desiring the SER
vices Of CoPYIsT or AMAEUENsIs, eau be aecommo.
dated By lady who wrtss neat and plain hand, BY
applying at No 1875 Sixth street west, between N and
streets north. ap3s-H
The national Republican., 1866-07-03

- Moth and Freokles.-Lsdies snicted
with Diseooratons the Face called moth patches
freekiss, should use Perry's Celebrated Moth and
FreckIe Lotion. III infable. Prsrared by DR., b G.
PERRY, Dsrmatoosist 40 Bond street. New York. Sold
by all druggists in Washington and elsewhere, Price
~ t. myI7-u&ssm
The national Republican., 1866-07-03

81 Marriage and ceiibacy, An Essay of
Warning and destruction for Young Men. Also. Dis.
eases and Abuses which prostrss the vital powers,
with Of relief Sent free Of charge In sealed
letter envelopes. Address Dr.. sKILLiN HoUoHToS,
Howard Association. Philadelphia, Pa. apl7-sm
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-16

r ARE NOE
FOR gNVEsTMENT. "a
TIE CdAfKoEwBALTH CON AND snHER
RwlBo oOGPA8E or EBTADA
CAPITAL. soOOSoo. 50 900 SHARES OF $40 ZACH.
B,Oco SHARES FOR SAFE TO RAIsB-A DEVELOP
AEN7 FUND.
PRECEDENT
ANDREw G. CURTIN, Governor Of rennsyivania
= rs Hon. TEfIIfRSiIDBsIsA WiEiIaa 3, IasASS q
TREAsuRER
.- II. A. -SALTER,
SECRETARY.
s. A. j. oALEEH
His ExeeIisney GoyefSor 4SbREwG. CURTIN,
Hon WILLIAM u. MANN
II A. sALIER,
JOHN BURT. Geologist Of Michigan
s. A. j. SALTER.
The Company, in order TO raise afund 70 doyeope and
All subscriptions must be accompanied by payment
seribed ior, % which payment is believed may be All
that VIII be REQUIRED and that the fund thus pro duced
tions which OF Itself win bring returns 10 the Company
as Will enable II to fully develope and successfully work
ms Company own the Boyd and Hunter Gold and
miles sou ofthe city OF Ausln Reese River county
Lander county, State OF ReYauai contains l4UU lneai
feet and Is reputed OF the best undeveoped mines
in the state.
AVERAGE ASSAY, 1898 PER TON
his Company has organized ior work, and not stock
manufacturing
Professor sliman and others say that Reese River
averages $3.50 per ton The Company expect In short
time TO at least twenty FIVE tons OF ore per day
nndii this averages e200 per ton The earnings will
be 500 0OO IN bullion per annum which is considered
q safe estimate.
There is believe to be instance record of fail
ure in this section, where silver mining companies
have commenced operations with the requisite devel-
opment fund with fair surface indications TO
begin with success IN this enterprise may be eonndentY
predicted. C2 80 smwl2t
Prospectus giving full information may be had at be
Office of the COMPANY, No. 422 WALNUT street, Phlla
delphIa where subscriptions will be REQ elved.
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PROS SPECTU
OF THE
CARSON GOLD MINING COMPANY
NORTH CAROLINA.

Land of this Company consists of l2O Acres in
eeklenburg county North Carolina, 3h miles from the
town of Charlotte, on branch of Sugar Creek which
stream furnishes good waterpower for grinding the
This Mine first opened in 1888 by man named Car
SON. who worked II successfully for number of years
He died in the town Of Charlotte, in 1916, worth
hall million dollars.
Two shafts have been sunk on this property one Of
them feet, the other 60 feet different veins
averaging two TO three feet in thickness which
veins still continue down increasing in width
ana richness. These shafts in good order and
be readily taken at any time. Other veins have
been discovered this property and tested, and proved
very rich In gold. The this mine known
as the brown and very rich, yielding readily 81
per bushe This Is believed to be one of the best and
certain mines in the State account of the abun
dance and quality of the ore, ana the ease with which 1t
obtained and reduced. This property has been
worked by Major A Grier from 1910 to the breaking
out of the war. This Company have purchased this
property and intend to erect machinery and put the
mines in immediate operation. The many advantages
of this mine the mines of Colorado and Nevada
hardly be estimateds Its more readily reached, and
haslabundance of fuel, with cheap labor. 1t can be
worked all the>year, and not in the of Colorado
and Nevada be compelled tolie i'd for three or four
months in consequence of the severity of the winter.
This mne having been worked 1or long time, proved
TO be rich pay ing We do not, therefore, have
incur risk there is in nndsveoped property but
count large and immediate returns the invest
ments. Having that readi yields dollars
bushel estimate be made ofthe value of this
property. With the present imperfect system of mining
in this locality, aud absence OF proper machinery
OF this be taken out daily from every shaft
opened. Estimating say fifteen bushes to the ton, the
daily yield VIII be fifteen hundred dollars from shaft
allowing three hundred dollars per day for expenses Tue
net product viii be 1900 per day; counting 300 working
days to the year. the yearly proceeds will be S360000
which yield can be largely increased by extending the
works. This is considered very low estimate of the
capacity of this mine by experienced miners of that
locality. The Assayer of the United States Mint at
Charlotte, in speaking of this property says it has few
equals in productiveness in that country and with
proper manag and machinery the above product
can be doubled. ...
' CAPITAL STOCK, s5OOO0O.
NUMBER OF SHARES, 81, 900.
Price and ar Value of each Share. $40
"# WORKING CAPITAL, $4,000.
Books for Subscription now open at No 4O7 WALNUT
Street. Room No 2 first floor where further information
will be given. .' -
IL Ht HOPKINS TARR Secretary.