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The --latest DTarkets by Telegrauh.

New YORK. Re4f uary 6.-stocks are lower and
dull. Chicago and Rock Island, 99k; lN4nois CON
Central s7f; Reading. 983 Hudson Bsger. 100;
Erie Railroad, n; Western Union Telegraph, st
u s. Coupons 1881, 109; do. 1862, 1881; do. 1854,
1921; do 1856, 1929; 10-40s, 94i; Treasury notes,
99i; one.year certificates, 98s Gold, 1895.
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The Land of this Company consists of about 100
Acres in ecklenburg county North Carolina, about
ga miles from the town of Charlotte.
On this property fifteen shafts pits have been opened
and sunk to various depths 10 s5 feet demon
srang the existence of three parallel veins of ore of
about feet in width and about Is feet apart convegng
to common centre at the depth of about $50 feet form
ing one immense vein of ore, extending in
length through .he property more than half mile.
There also this property other veins Of
plored All these ores are known the Bro wn ores
very rich yielding average of about $500 per
ton 1--we results having been demon
ted by the rude working of the mines for several
years past risk Of investment in undeyeoped pro-
perty Is not incurred and by the application of modern
mining and reducing machinery the Company anticipate
an immediate and large return for their money.
Eaving an ore that readily yields $500 per ton
esti mate can be made of the value of property With
the present imperfect system OF mining tons Of this
ore can be taken out and reduced daily from shaft
opened, at an expense not eAceeug go Der Von eAV
ing net daily profit of sl75O for each shan worked by
tho Company.
The large working capital reserved will enable the
Company at once to procure erect the best modem
machinery manipulating the by means of which
the yield VIII be la gely increased.
TI,a fnfuac Of thaV han
those of Colorado or Nevada have many advantages
over them, particularly an abundance of fuel and
cheap labor, and the facility with which they be
worked during he entire year whilst those of Colorado
and Nevada can only be worked daring the warm
weather.
test assay Of an average specimen of the ore from
the Carson Mines made as late the 9th o
January OF the present year. will appear from the toll
lowing certificate of Booth and Garrett the
Assayers of the Philadelphia Mint;-
PHILADELPHIA January q, 1856
Dear Strive have carefully assavei the sample of
ore rom "CarsOn Mine" North Carolina and ind It
Yield nine Dennywelghts OF pure gold to the
ton of ore coin value therefore S2l602 per ton
OF ore. Yours, respectfully.
BOOTH & GARRETT.
DEL 3. TAYLOR, No. 4Ol Walnut street, PhIlad.
Subscriptions to the Capital Stock will be rceved at
the ofhee OF the Company, o. 4O7 WALNUT Street
where samples Of thsOre may be seen, and full nOrma
ton given 2a
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Burning of Railroad Property.

PITTsBURG, Pa, February 5.-The depot ofthe
Allegheny Valley Railroad, at Lawrencevllle,
near Pittsburg, including the round house, car
penter shop, engine shop, with eleven locomo-
tives, was totally destroyed by 6re this morning
at O'Clock. There is no insurance on the loss,
the amount of which is unknown. but is very
heavy.
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From the Rev e. D. Fendall Assistant Editor Christian
Chronicle, Philadelphia.
have derived decided benefit from the of Hoof-
Ian, 3 GeTman Buffers and ieel IL my prvIege to
commend them most valuable tonic to all who are
suffering from general debility diseases arising
IRON arrangement OF the liver.
Yours truly, E. D. FENDALL
From Rev D. Meige, Pastor of the Passyunk Baptist
church, Philade pRia
From the many respectable Recommendations given TO
Dr. Ho ohand's German Bitters / was induced TO give
them trial After using several bottles iound them
to be good remedy Tor debility, and most excellent
Tor the stomach. ID. M LRRIGE.
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From Rev. William smith, formerly Pastor the Vim
centOWn and Millvile IN. j.. Baptist churches.
Having used In m, tami number OF bottles of your
HoOhand's G eIman Biters have say that regard
them as an excel medicine specially adapted to re-
the di.ea'es they are recommended Tor They
strepathen and inyg the system when deD ated
and are useiu disc ders of the liver loss Appetite
etc have also recommended them 10 several OF my
friends who have uled them. and found them greatly
beneficial in the restoration of health.
Yours iruly. WILL M SMITH,
No. 9B6 Hutchinson street. Philada
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THE COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION ORR.
"A sinsted the ADgsthetie use Of NITROUS OXIDE
GAS, tor Extracting Teeth without pain WE no NO
OTHER DENTAL WORK. Once, No, 7S7 WALNUT
Stree Phladephia 35ims
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.661 .44O 1892

tRain. iSkahnG and seighng tDriEzfy ram
>katng.
o. course the Park has been the most largely
attended Of any of the various skating grounds,
hut at all there was n large number OF VISITORS
The following is a correct statement, or az nearly
SO as nossIble, tor The month OF january
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BEWARE OF OOUNTERFEITS!
See that the SIGNATURE orc NJ. JACKSON" is on the
wrapper Of each bottle.
PRICE,
Single Bottle One D0IlAr. or q Half
Dozen for S6.
should your earest Druggist at have article
not be put on by any Of the Intoxicating preparations
that may be offered Ia its place, but send to aud
Will forward, securely packed, by express
PRINCIPAL OFFICE AND MANDATORY,
No. 631 Arch Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
JONES &c EVANS,
SUCCESSORS 10 O. NJ JACKSON & cor
PRoPRIEToRs.
r United States Hwnm SPIN
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NEW CHEsNUT STREET rHEATRE.--The title Of
the play Bi0c Mail would to indicate that the
scene OF the play would lead us amongst the critics
1t not so; the play refers to romance of PaIislan
society and proves that the far famed police of that
city is not incorruptible The play is stirring, full
ofincident, and with Mr.. Mordaunt, Mr.. Clarke
Mr. Ward, and Miss orton in the cast, cannot tall
of being great success.
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1HE NEW AMERICAN IHhAV NUa'Iatf Mo
great jester is still in the n a. or Oroot snccoss
His wittc SINS are so gent a., ,nd his b,mor 40 deli
CATE tnat every one ~ho attends the performances
soes s"ay sene ed Wards cloud swing and Zlr-
ne'us % usn'1 rope achievements are wonderful, and
nisn'-J Secure roonds OF applause.
THE BALL IO-NiGuT-The pleasant entertain
ment prepared by the Sanperound Musical Society
comes of thiS evening, and 1t promises to be ono OF
the finest bIGs of the season. 1t is not simply
bal, but melange, in which exquisite vOcallsm and
ipstrumeJHaI harmony viii he prominent features.
1t is tbb intention Of the managers to exceed any
ball OF the season in brtlliancy of oruamentation
and eplendor of the m'Se etS scene. The immense
Academy will be thrown open to the public, and
every preparation that can be dew ed has been
lotIep ready for the delectation of The participants
1he Germans understand the methods OF success
fully preparing terpsichorean amdsements. The
seneerbund stands at the head OF the German Mu
si5al Societies Of tho country, having taken the
prizo at the contest in New York during the past
summer. Our citizens should do all in their power
to encourage and support so deserving an or
! ganIzatCn.
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WALNUT STREET THEATRE.-Mr. Clarke will
appear this evening IN the character of "Cony
Lumpkin,'' and also in "He's Jack Shepherd" one
of his most ludicrous parts. Miss Germon has 70.
turned from New York aud resumes her + .,.i,on
here, which is good news to the public.
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L
REMEMBER,

That his Bitters is not Aicoholc contains no Rum
or Whtsky and cannot make Drankards, but Is the
Best Tonic ia the aDOrld
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AMUsEMENFS.

ARoa STREET THEATRR-Nrs. Waller comes
before us this evening In apart which she only can
play, the part Of the Duchess of Mala," This fne
tragedy was written by John Webster, in 1923 ABOUT
throequarters OF century after the birth Of Shake
sDeaye. AS play, it has the improbabiities of con.
structon peculiar to the dramatists Of that age But
the conception Of the plot Is original full of
passion and interest. 1t is as grandly tragic as
any of the plays by the ancient Greek
authors. If the public went into convulsions and
anted at the plays OF Euripides, there would
be far greater reason for the public TO thrill with
horror at the very grandest delineation that was
ever portrayed AIRS. Waller needs no puflng no
Advertising no Justification of facts to ensure her
suScess-shc has genius and that genius has peen
fully recognized. Mr. Waller will play the part Of
Ferdinand" IN which he has achieved repu.
faiion.
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GENERAL TOMAS MEJIA.

The rumors of the removal of General Meiia
which have reached here, based on statements
Ofcorrespondents in the interior, are not credited.
General Meiia is the best officer for his present
position IN Mexico, and Maximilian could not
remove him with safety. am well informed
that he recently received an order TO fall back
from the frontier upon Monterey should he find
Ii untenable.-M. Y Herald
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The following is statement OF the transac-
,ions Of the Prize Money Division of the Fourth
Auditors ofice Treasury Department, for the
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A gentleman who recently arrived here from
the City Of Mexico confirms the usual reports o.
che unsettled condition of the country, even in
those portions where Imperial rule Is most
firmly established. He reports that MaxImiIiar
is strongly fortiiying the capital, and all cities
Of which he has possession.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-28

osuA Rev. B, Tsfosd, Missionary IN China. nov
visiting hs home ~ fenns, ivsnia.
WASHINGTON, fssx.. June w. 1869.
Nsssns sRsY hA,m 4 SON. fsovtpxscr, X.
L-Dear Sire During a fcsi1rncs oil some ten
Iessa = : uissipnsvs IN sis,n ana Ch,ia a,
kand yonr vegetable raia KILLER a mos, saua
Ne remedy for tha, fearful -soutet thu cholera.
In adMin,sss ring the Medicine l.'lhn i most
eesctasl " give stcsrroonial - Pan ma
UiIl " hot wsses >w,et.nso MI ftAst len.
eaess es:st hisee2 minutes, oes'u & -i9' tnhie
epUo1onl 81 the Anns utsiure ever, n.irnte un.
- rSsls1 vss obsaiaed. Apply hot stjissiicns
- - soss. 0ssiss. tathe Ne s,ou a,k With the
feao .Atth :, slsar, end sub the limbs hrskly
W sAseo ~ho had the cholera. ana II Oh the ed.
Nsee ssashssl IN the way ted above. eight
out 81 We Sscosetsd.
10 asaeeAed With Oia,vA9a. Dysen,rry. or
Cre1H Co''c. oea't delay she urs q the PAIN.
= i;.i; # ss ~ ;..:s ss
lhystsascs. CsmIAe'. csgsie.m, !. sssrum. sr.
49, ~ pAysssiens 81 the pssasss day ~,,inx
ssrec sAs csrs q sAelcse go q: NE Of those
- u ssss 4 % ssssel, \ VlM . IN you win
se~s1se - cses. h = vteAis ~ fserh q sll
Price - esuts. ~ eeAte esd oas dollar bottles.
SslA b Ill brig ed Medicine Dsalsss.
10 WoaAs Ceseo Aeo l.gxe RuuuDs.
MesAsrs eAs have dsisssts cA,ldres, ~hc are
suIjses 10 Cssso. wh.s soss child ecss 10 bed
vhsssiag eaa ecsehisK. yca Ancw not before
McsoSae Group may Get IN. and heiar~ ycu csa
81 fhystesss sssr ehilA NAV he beyond the
roach = AslP Alles.s Lsss B:lssm shonld 81
sisisls wAss n: sss, sya psens sppesr. Which
oil seasvs he aucua - 1setsd IL the throat.
ed cave the lfe Of sGus dear child
Yer sale b. ~ dealers % osaieiass. ssls II
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DIABETES

IL . Aneane ol Ne stomach nd liver. aettng
tAsough tbs kidnrys. and -. without desOs. ths
most 0bstinete diaeAae. except conse0psaons shss
anecss the hsnep conetilutien. W. have no svess
for discnssing eaases. but will sssse thai NJ e.
NJ 81 che dsesse the conversion q the starsel
priucipls(sr vegetable portios 81 the foodl ssss
euaos uAish SIN alsass ihs kidosye 10 - e1cse-
ave eserssisa e saaer. Many rsrssss sseer s.css
shis diaeeDe whe ~ ignorsas q y; thes =. they
go large quansisies dnvisg The day, ed ~
sSliesd @ ges - itom one y 6fseen e t~eeay
dnee Asrisg me night No acsice is takes 81 y
uusi their attention e called toshe large discharge
q Ueeoe. aaA olSen whss il u - Ter advsace1 -
- - As,ssA ~ costesl 81 Ordinary seneaess.
AeaAhss egoosan + ~ ssesvne tAisse, 1strs'
che ~ 3esaeo = eally sasaalisasA. = ist1efs-
= IN eeli41 1essls easssasi1 sisAees 49,
49, ~ 3slsepa 81 ths 9eash. ereeaife 2.
- a.. : 49, bssash. in ~ nose sdvdO1
SS6G ~ 60 ~ eCsppstits. smasistis4 ~
shs pssient - lslly ssufs Nse e.hs.ssieAs !.
OeeesssvssoevpAsuaisW without dosbt. tAeesI2
kpoSD eenn1H - lio1stQ 80 ~ hsve . 4aee
eBao1spos ~ Y = aPeei&s - ~ aese sha4 -
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R0y01 O0APG HaNa.
3eeo3 81 DD0oo pooT VIM
Whispered. Paesasc. New JsfDey.
pur~ aWA . Wor Year Ola
~ the ssHsnMuWias rahl~ end tamil, Tie.

I'M AI.lA, WEAKLY PERSONS Ann tNVAlH
AUDhueR OsoQe u Nseugnl. shc Great Remedy H.,
kiAoes A0ee11aaa. Hhcumatsm. and ale
sNev0te COmplrirsa.
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H., m,,h q, y...<. Lei n.sysesi. Cssesn
H.sss Street. Nss Ov'ssse. II.
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(. ~. and has been p-rmsensly lossses y
NJ So aANDoLP0 vERGET,
se,~ess dearborn and sssse rss.. es''
CnicagO, H.. a..
70, srs la, icu, sss,s. Tor the ,.u,e OF
Vfd Chs.OMte, .0errISrtsst,
syn nifitic
And all priynLt Diseases:
W. lae -euil,. 81, a,i. sar. 81 .os, teir y. o,son
siPi.i'.fs
Or. Jsgts aoslisa's ss-.tsst~ ron. lie rssteIn.
:.s.s..,!s ~ q :se;s ~. rs:
brock GET y sene tssase r. q its noes =
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s, s,il ;.ssSodi.s: .ss,sos q e. :Ss,s = ~
ssiis $780, "a q 100 -
=; mSsS.ss4 -. ~ q - s.sss $500. .
80: 49,, q !. = *; = sp ~ 80 Z: =
s ,ss ~ S = sSSi - SsssSis cos:sese
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~ xsSs:s .a = s ~ 's =: =, ,. - y;
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e0aeepeiOn, 80 othsg secrets worn kn0y1nT- ~
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0snsal Bu'lee Is ak,ut building . ass
house It 0tuce stsr, in his dearly bdevss!
end dearly Believing Massachusetts,. Il il
- bewf ksen,ts ana have q pto0igioo
.wsSa. iOe eoortU NJ Gill kssp .rne-
sn1 u ~ ~ ~ Will esnhaasou bic ceat -
sua~ upss IL passls Lei ~ sseesss
oe,r Of RID spoons rampant ovsr eeuise.
silver ealt eslIas rouchant, With somebods
initials oehes dian his ON up0n thsan.
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rax Sprisx6sll Rspsblicas thinks -
|>AsUn1oa6iuUjf 0Ais1t41sstss snd Seolt
1slins snassioe ~ National Union Cee-
puuoisa Together, taes Of 100 much sikeie
esncs 70 Is successfully ssd,culsd. 81 Of,
NsSths Nllovjae ~ edvics:
Ess sssa;ag s. Wsstiss % our ~ y
-. go 8a k;: s;;.. =: ..;,s e.
" and equality" - cell % NJ pelisics
Isss>snisl- r1sd y <psy y ssss - u
BssSe eaAnos eosns during he NE oe1Ay -,
% sbcve grnund II ~ persist in trsatts'l
I'll Southssn men % rebels, and oil whs
bs~r tsso 1bela - u esther rspsstAacs
u pa tim d rec6hsiliatiod wess possible.
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u September. and Senator Dooistue. 81
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= ~
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SH.eAleies 1aus SH1a1us. - wasss-
III. 90, &C., sesspsAacyrAss
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"Wednesday b N Liverpool aad Qseoast0Wn NSsh
he Natsooel ssssa Navigaaioa CsapAny. os1l
MpuNl, inlend deepatching. thts 00ath, etUm Mes
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