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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
ri 9HEIN . WILLIAMS, Auct,ope.r,.
- 10. SIS, soatheast oornerof Tn md 10 streses

- lLblAh 10, AucttODeerr.
u 10. SIs, sostheast oornsrof TN md streets.
rsgsTEEy SALE or vALUABLk IMypovrn
PkOPEBTI FkONTlNQ ON sTRIeT
M0nIH, BETwEEE Ara AID eTH sTEEErS
- Or TUHsDAT, the 2sd day OF MAYA d
lib LII, q O'Clock Pm l shsll eel, on the
the fth day OF November, A d ls6s ana d,,'S -
esra.d IN Lsber No. col. 70 10 3fs. one OF ts lsDd
reeords OF Washfngton county, In the Disrr;et -
Cofumosa, al thet certain piece, parcel or ii 81
und situate, ing and being IN the aid civ Of
WASHINGTON, and which is known and des ignnt. on
tne GROUND Plat or plan thereof part on lot f,rr
s,esnI ~ IN squars south a square nambered I'VE
part q sad lot ct the distance Of fi6J fee
VS.. ron the northeast corner Of said lot, on i
sre<t north, and running thence along the linz
OF Sale street sixteen tb feet thence south 70 fhe
rear line OF said lot numbered fourteen thence east
along said rear line sixteen tfSl feet, and thence
noItn 70 the point o. BEGINNING, with the improve
wenss thereon, which consist Of Q tWo-story fra1e
Terms: One third cash: balance In six and treI,e
nouos Tor notes bearing ten per cent Interest and
seSWG by deed OF trust on the PREMISE All con-
1ocine ard revenue STAN at the cost OF tine pur-
enaser 1loO down on the day of sale; and ifSthe
e1sG sale are not c3mp led with within a We days
the property at the risk and cost OF thu de-
tanitins purchaser. by Advertising three tir.s in
some newspaper published in Washinrton n n IN
JOHN W. BeFEIER Trnstaa
m1s-eosds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
TUESDAY, the 9th day OF june, A D. isri' AZ fss
same hour and place. BIZ order of the Trustee
myn eo4ds GREkN. a WILLIAMS, Anet.
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10y GREEN q WILLIAMS. Auctioneer..
- Southeast corner 1th and ID streets

II Southeast corner 7th and ID streets.
IL By virtue Of q deed Of trust, dated August
~. 3 $50, recorded in Liber No. 621, folio 8, OF
uict Of Columbia. ana by the direction OF the party
s ,ss R9 9Th Of ms9 %
81 clock p 70 all that piece or parcel Of ground
iumbia, and known ~ Lot No los, in Lancton's
Eodfvis1on OF lots Nos loo, 10l, and l02 OF Jossph
ely . subdivision Of the west half OF 90 uare No
10, improved ~ nearly new Brick Dgelfing, sub.
ect 70 prior deed OF trust TO secure 5000 not yet
Terms: One third cash; balance In and IL months.
ON notes with interest from the day Of GALE secured
BY Coed OF trust on the premises 100 down W hen
the property 10 struck eff, the property will he
Immediately resoh. II the terms ere not conplfeS
with within nve days. the trustee reserves the light
resell the property at the and risk Of the de-
faulting purchaser, after i've days notice In anne
newspaper In washington city. All conyeysncinq
stamps, and rseord,ng Ct ~ 6urshs;sEs cost.
spBd 9BkBH D VILLA H6, Auots
- THB ABOVE SALE 10 POSTPONED IN
III HBtDAY. the 18Th day Of May, ct the same
hour and place. BY ord.r Of the Trustee
mylSd GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts,
~THE ABovB SALE - POSTPONED UN
TIL FBIpAT. the Ssth day Of Nay; 1871, ct the
same 5oqr and pl:Sss 1Ed 81 r shs TTSstss
- TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UH-
III WEDk ESDAY, the sls instant. at the same
place and hour. b order Of the Trustee;
myz GREEa WILLIAMS, Aucts.
!, -.
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pUNED until DHEsDAY. June ., l7l. Of sa ne
hour and place By order OF the Trustee.
my o q. W.HAN1hhEk co. Aucts,
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Southwest corner Of Penns avenue and 18th street.
sP pS,LI SALE Er OF TWO ELEgANg FRENCH
ROB KNABE PIANO, ROSE @ooD MAJ
BLE,ToP TABLES, ONE ELEGANT ROSE
WALHgT GHAMBIs suiPIs, ftSf HAZE
mATTREssns, PiLLoWs AND BsLsrERs
ImMkNSE QUANTITY BED AND TABLE
LlNLN.sUPkRIORAsS ORTMENFOrBLAN-
+ KITS, COMFORTS AND SPREADS. TWO So
PEbi9R CLOCKS, BRUSSELS CARPErS, &C :,
On THURSDAY MORNING, June Ir
~V7lSl at o'clock. in front OF our auction
III ~ rooms, we shall havea closing sale OF the
effects Of the kirkvood House, when everything
will positively be cold. "e
m,N.d fRspI LATIMER 4 CLEARY, Aucts.
RI GRIEl WILLlAMs, Acceionesr..
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81 door east OF 7th street.
snAhL BRIUK HoUsE5 AT THE NAVY
~ On MONDAY, May 29th, Is7I, at O'Clock
r:5 .. m on the premises, Ne shall OF r for sale
-, two Brick Houses Ave rooms each: hots "a by
l0s feet, TO thirtyfoot alley houses In excellent
repair throushout: on street south, between 18th
Terms Of sale: Sa0 cash on each; balance ut sSo
per mon with interest, secured by deed of trust
All conyeyancing and stamps at purchasers cost
A deposit Of rs at sale
Title perfect.
my Is eo6ds q. W. HAyENNER kO cts.
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ri WA. Z; WALL 2 co., Auctionsers,
New Marble Building,
Hos. 900 and eos, 8. W. cor. Pa. ave- and 9Th q.

RX WA. u. WALL D. CO., Auctiopeers.
y New Marble Building.
Hos. 600 and sOs. 8. cor. Ps. ave. and 9Th It.
- By virtue OF deed of trust from Charles v
kd 6ordon and wife to John ID. McPhsrsUn, re-.
corded In kiber 602 folio 32l, of the land records
Tor ashingtoh county, in the District Of Columbia
will sell, on MONDAY, the I7th day OF April,
ial, at clock, on the premi ses, at public auc,
ton the fologing property described 10 said deed
70 Nu:-Let ~, IN square l40. improved by four
tnree story Frame Dwelling Houses, Nos 5 G.
north. ~ - 'ieess
Terms: One third cash; the balance In one and two
years secured by purchaser notes aud deed on
on the premises Oonveyancing and stamps At mr.
chasers cost deposit Of $50 will be required az
JOHN D. MCPHERSON, Trustee.
mhH W. L.. WALL co, Aucts.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED I'm.
til FRIDAY, 2sth April, 1877, came sour and plsee
JOHN ID Nc HSON, Tru ,tas
apH W. L. WALL q co, Aucts
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is FURrREk POST
PONED until MAY 9TH. 1871 same hsur and place
JOHN u. McPH nRSOn, Trustee.
apo w. Il. WALL Co, Aucts.
pn 2SyTHl ABSyE SALE Is FURTHER POST
and place. JOHN D. MCPHERSON. Trustee,
myIo w. y. WALL CO., Aucts.
I'D l..
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- Successors te Cooper 4 Latimer,)
Southwest corner Penna avenue and llth street
PARLoR SUITE IN GREEN REPS, ENGLISH,
gRuSsELs, AID THREE-PLH CARPETS
MARBLE TOP TABLES. II ARBLE'TOP AND
OTHER BUREAUS. WALNCT AND OTHER
BEDSTEADS WASHSTANDs HAIk AND
HEsK MATTKESSkS, FEATHER BOLsTx lbs
WALNUT EXTENsI0N TABLE AND SIDE
BOARD. CR0CKERY AND GLASS WARE
TlN SAFE, OOOklN9 AND 0TAER STOVES
KITCHEN REQUISITES &C., &c.
a On WEDNESDAY MORNING, May 81 st.
M at 10 O'Clock, We will sell, at No. 104 l. st !,
between nth and Sth streets, an excellent
|" assortment OF Household Furniture, Consist
ing in part Of the above-named articles
Terms cash. LATIMKR d OLEARY,
my 2oS lkep Auctioneers.
MRTROrOLITAn POLICE PROPERTY SALE
All propert, stelen or abandoned. not required for
further Judicial proceedings. that hoe remaiued in
the custody OF the Prop rty Clerk six months will
be sold 20 the highest cash bidder ct 10 O'Clock a.
m, "WEDNESDAY, May 81, 1871, Ut the Office Of the
department, No. Asa Louisiana avenue
Any person who has lost property or money BY
thsft or otherwise and which may be EN- b raced in
the catalogue, that be examined at this Office
10 hereby notified to identity the prior 70 the
day Of tale above named forfeit All right or claim
thereto, pursuant to law By order:
my N-st W. L. WALL 90, Aucte
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OY LATIMER q CLKARY. Auctioneers,
ID (Successors to Cooper 3 Lattmer,D
Southwest corner Pennsyvsnia ave. and nth street
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III GREEN WILLlAMs, Auof1oueer..
~ southeast CORNER Of 7th and ID streets
TR1sTES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AVID
! LOI tkONTlNG ON lIH eTREET WEST
] BETW8kN AND L SITS. NORTH.

BLTWEkN AND l. SITS. MOTH.
- Ny virtue OF . deed Of trust. dated on the 7th
- Gay OF June, a. ID 1871, and daily recorded in
aL1ber No. 6l6, folio sSi, of the land records
OF washington county, In the District Of Columbia
we snail sell on the premises, AZ public auction on
Wkbk EsDAY, the 3 st day of Msy, A. ID. lSI at
O'Clock M, part Of Lot No Seven, n, In Eoaars
the same property by Lewis Csrus, by deed
dated Nov mber 4ih, 1857, with the improyemepts
consisting OF Frame Dwelling House.
Terms. cash. All conyeyancing and reyenue
stamps az the cost Of the purchaser 100 down on
the day ef sale and IL the terms OF sale are not
Piled with within five days after the day Of sale the
Trustee reserves the right resell the property Al
the risk and cost Of the defauitine purchaser bV
hdveitisinf three times in some Newspaper pub.
lished In the city of washington, d. q, P
ANTON EBERLY, Surviving Trustee,
I GREEN Il WILLIAMS
rVIo,H ,lsZA BZS-B,dH Auctioneers
RY LATIMER CLEARY, Auction,ers-
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HI LAflnnR oLnARY, Auotionssrs,
tcecceesors % Cooper Lstimsr,J
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-30

THE MERIDEN, CT, MURDER AND So
ICIDE. -Meriden ia becoming unpleasant.
" notorious for the acts of violence com
mitted in it's vicinity. Only few week.
since a hard working and respected citi.
zen was ssssiled while returoiug home
from his work, and nearly be 4ten to death
and now the city is again excited over
the fearful double tragedy Of murder and
suicide which took place on Friday with
in a short distance of the spot where the
assault occurred. The murderer and SUI
ioide wasa young German named Chas.
Vets, who lived in the same house with
his father and mother in the outskirts of
Meriden, and carried on the business of
milk peddlng. Vets was known az q
quiet, inofeneive yonng man, but one
who did not possess full strength of mind
and whose natural weakness had been in.
creased by self.a buse or disease. Some
time ago he became engaged to Young
woman named Lizzie Frarz, who wae
employed as servant girl in the family of
a Mr.. Shaffmaster at Meriden, and, al
though his mother was strongly opposed
to the match, was to be married on
THANKSGIVING day. About week ago be
L
said to have been delerious
On Friday afternoon he was alone in
the house with bis mother,and then, either
during temporary fit of insanity or from
anger at her opposition to his marriage,
he killed her and afterward killed him
self. The terrible tragedy was first dis
covered by Mrs. Fanny Bahraud, marri-
ed sister of Vett's, who, with her father,
bad been to visit some friends during the
day, and returned about 3 o'clock. On
entering the bedroom q horrible sight
met her. On the floor of his bedroom Law
the yonng man, dead from CHASTITY
wound in the throat, and at his side, but
partially covered with bed clothes, was
the mother, also having her throat badly
gsshed, and being only just alive. The
walls of the room and the door were spat-
tered with blood, giving evidence of 81
desperate struggle between the mother
and her assassin or lunatic sen /; and on
the floor near by was found a common
butcher knife, the instrument with which
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-30

GEoRGIA.-There is a good deal of q
muddle in politics in Georgia. Governor
Bullock having resigned Mr.. Comfy, presi.
dent of the Senate, became governor &C.
cording to the constitution. When the
legislature met the Senate elected one
Trammell in the place of Comfy, and in.
sisted that he should have the place.
Falling in this, the Legislature which is
largely democratic, passed bill to hold a
special election to fill the unexpired term
of Bullock. This Comfy vetoed, but the
Democrats passed it over his veto. Hence
there is to be special election December
10th, and the bill provides that the gov
ernor then elected shall be eworn in the
next day. One W. T. Woodford is said
to be the coming man, but whoever il
elected Comfy is likely to dispute his claim
to the governership.
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For The HERALD
Mind and Matter.
A PROFILE ".

A Pedaeoeue, by nature kind,
A pupil had, 80 full of chatter, I'D.
The former. wearied, twice declined
To answer questions Of the latter;
And maze but brief replies, designed
To stop bis pupils constant clatter:
Yet, thus replying. he defined
With two words each-both mind and matter
OF these four words, please bear in mind
That one was mind. another, matter:
The other two. with these combined,
Served to define both mind and matter:
The longer one defining Mind,
The shorter one defining Matter.
And now will you his answers find
To-"what is mind 2" and-"what is matter 2
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NET AMOUNT PRODUCED.

Total estimated net yield Of mine from
May l,t to Let September, equal to
four months working f2N,O5
or at the rate of nearly f7, 900, 900 per annum.
With these facts before them, London
capitalists at once took hold, and first-class
boards of directors and trustees, consist.
ing of Georges Anderson, M. p, Chair
man; Msjor General Robert @. schenck,
United States Minister to Great Britain,
and Colonel F. II. PAlestop, of the firm
of Jay Cook, MeCullsdh 8 Co, Of London.
The greatest care was taken in the.pre.
spectus. to simply state the plain facts.
and although the dividends were for the
present limited to eighteen per cent. per
annum, the whole amount of capital
authorized to be raised, was subscribed
for in two hours after the opening OF
the books on November 10th, and the
stock was eagerly sought for at e5 pre-
MUM, per share.
The company intend still further to in
crease their profits by at once erecting
smelling works on the spot, thus saving
useless freight and charges on refuse ore.
Hitherto the ore has been shipped in sacks
paying unnecessary freight on over
some five thousand miles, but so soon as
the works are in operation, bullion alone
will be shipped. Had this course been
adopted on former shipm ents, saving Of
about e5 per ton on the 6 800 tons shipped
to England, equal to e31 ,545. would have
been made, increasing the total net profit
OF the four months working by the pres
ent owners to e265,704, or at the rate OF
nearly 100000 sterling per annum.
There can be no mistsking from this
showing that the company own one of the
most valuable mines in the world, and it
is upquestionsbly the best ever offered to
English capitalists. 1t has been brought
out in the only manner in which such
schemes ough. to be submitted to Euro
pean investors, and its success will go far
to unterbalsnce the swindles which
have heretofore been thrust upon unsus-
pecting purchasers.
This is plain statement of the scheme,
which hes called down upon General
Schenck such torrent of invectives, be.
cause he became a trustee and director
in the company. Offering it to the public,
and for which come of the press call for
his immediate removal. The English peo.
pie have hitherto been swindled, and now
they have full and explicit statement
upon which to base their Investments
guaranteed not only by the actual results,
but the high character of the gentlemen
composing the board of directors. Right
minded men will commend rather than
condemn the action of Gen. Scbenck, who
has given bis name to a reliable enter
prize. The facts are simply that Messrs.
Park and Baxter are presenting the En.
glish capitslists a scheme endorsed by an
honest United States tficial, and that is
the sum Of the whole matter.
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SAN DoMINGo.-Fred Douglass is lee.
turing in favor of the acquisition of San
Domingo. He puts it on purely charit-
able grounds, saying the question is not
what San Domingo can do for US, but
what we can do for San Domingo. This
would seem to be a case where charity be-
gins at home. Mr.. Douglass thinks Baez
il q patriot, and has no fear of the con-
sequences of annexing Hayti, Cuba, or
South America.
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A New UNIoN-It is proposed to hold
convention at Philadelphia on OF about
the 2Sd OF February next. for the purpose
OF forming National Catholic Total Abb
stinencs Union. The number Of members
OF state unions is now about thirty thou.
sand.
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Only an Autumn Leaf.
Inscribed to a Dear Little Friend.
By MRS. A. Z. STANLEY.


Only an autumn leaf, .. .-..
OF gold and red
Gathered into q wreath,
Round dear head;
Tossed by the winds about,
Now here, now there,
Until, at last. it rests
In Allies hair.
Only an autumn leaf,
With colors bright
And yet it fills my soul
With dreams tonight;
Dreams Of Q sainted one,
Who, one bright day,
Babe us long farewell,
And passed away.
Only an autum leaf
Yet abe who gave,
So like the cherished one,
We used TO have.
The same sweet eyes of blue,
And golden hair;
The same sweet smile for all,
And face as fair.
Only an autumn leaf
A tinny thingl
Plucked when no flowers would bloom,
No birds would sing.
So bright and beautiful,
Amid decay;
I hess the little hand,
That gave 1t me.
Only an autumn leaf,
Of gold and red;
Why does it bring, to mind,
One that is dead?
Why do hear her name?
Breathed everywhere;
And zee her angel face?
In the still air.
Only an autumn leaf
And when the snow
Covers the brooks and flowers,
And cold winds blow;
Then shall my weary eyes
Find sweet relief,
AS oft they rest on this
Bright autumn leaf.
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ON MARRIAGE.

Gappy renef len Young Men from the effects
OF Errors and Abuses il. e.rIv Iits M.nn"rS
restored. Nervous debility cured. ImpedlmenIs
70 marriage removed. New method of treat
ent. new and remarkable remedies. Books
~"u ciTculaIs sent free, in sealed envelopes
ADDRESS HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. Q
ooutn Ninth st., Philadelphia. Pa. [sept2d wSn
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w ESLEYAN ACADEMY, wILBRAHAm
A. MAeS.-An old AMI wsli-established Sem.
~ -. Dosn eeaes. Winter term commences
catalogue, apply TO z. COOKE, Principal. fdim
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AMOUNT REALIZED.

MesSrs 7 evils & SIN cold from
9th of October lS7n. to the
3Dth of NAV, 1871, 2,lO6h tons
producing, t7S,Soi ~ ii
Messrs Bath Son sold from
tn. 29h If October 1870 TO
18th of July, 1871, 2,2o44 tons
product q, tS4,HO
Total ASH tons producing, E 6',665 2
This consequently realized an average OF
Est l9s Sd per ton.
QUANTITIES OF ORE RAISED BY PRES
ENT VENDORS IN FOUR MONTHS.
The pre-. ent vendors acquired the mine on the
25th Of April, 1877, and they have from the LIST of
May to the lsr of September, 1871 raised and
forwarded ore from the mine as follows:
To Mes.rs Ba' h & son l,64l tons Of
ore, e. imat-d TO realize, f52, 1874
To Me srs. LEWIS & Son, 1883 tors
of ore es mated to r alize. 81, 1872
To Utah and srn-ltef there $50 tons
which realized net, l0,O52
To Ra,luaN tn ion, now en- rnu.e to
\ Engia"d for a -ccouut of this com
ps"y, 2 500 tons, Of the estimated
Va ne. LOG, 400
On hand FIR smelling, for account Of
thi- c-mptny, I'd class ores, 5000
TONS let estimated proceeds, $4,000
f298, 488
Ds5uct expenses as follows
Expenses at mine, from LIST May
to Is of september, say $1,000
Freight from mine TO New York
and Co Liverpool, and other
Fr-ighF az Ralway Station, for
account of this company, 1880
tons, say at fS l5s pr ton, 24,500 E62, 379
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B. 81. BURT

B. FL. BURT
BLACK SILKS.
BLACE; VELVVTS
81 Az POtLTNS
BlA X sATINES.
BLACK CA~sMR ERE
Black MeLINns.
BLACK EMPRESS
BLACK pARISIENNE
BLACK q APE,
for dress
BLAs K MOHAIR
BLACK Canton.
BLACK TAMIsE
BLACK EHAwLs.
BLA' X SA' QTTFG
oLACV KIDS,
BLACK BEAVER,
BLACK II ~ SKTN.
BLACK BAIMORALS.
BLACk FE It hKIEIo
BLACK CLOTHS. BLACK TAoFs, AND
BLACK CFTN''LINE, BLACK
prints.
This immense stock of choice Black Goo5s,
with splendid variety Of
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
Must Re sold in the next sixty dsys.
OUR STOCK Is COMPLETE
In Lsces, Hosiery, Gloves, Mit'ens, Loaps, ba'-
tons, Threads. Velvet RihhonS. tslsley
Striped ShsUls Children's
Shswls,
Fsrwell's Shoes, Burt's Shoes C. T. & ;.
b ,ots, and
EVERYTHING USUALLY FOUND IN
FIRST-CLASS STORE.
Having made ARRANGEMENTS IN g s0uth 10 The
winter. ! am very DESTROYS Of reducing TIE slooA'
and have made prices accordingly.
Nearly all the above goods are from A !
Stewart & Co.
Alex andres Kids, in two buttons ana "gI'
shades TOR evening, just received.
B. H. BURT.
Nov. II, 1871.
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the murder was committed. A doctor
was summoned as soon as possible. but,
though Mrs. Vets was alive when be
came, she was unable t. speak and died
soon after. Vets was 81 years of age,
and a devout Catholic. In his trunk was
found $115. which be had laid up to pro.
vide for his wedding expenses. Mrs.
Vets was 81 years old.
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THE RUTLANDsHERALD.
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 90. 1871
The Emma silver Mine and how IL
was Sold In London.

In view of the exaggerated stories that
IRE in circulation, and the great missp-
prehepsion of the nature and value of the
Emma Silver Mine, sold in London by
Gen. Baxter and Mr.. Park, it may be
Interesting to our readers, to place the
facts before them in relation to the sale
10 London, of what Professor Benz amin
siliman of Yale College, states to be Zone
of the great mines of the world"
This mine was discovered in the early
part of the year 1870, and is located at
Little Cotton wood Canon, Utah, about
sixteen miles from the branch of the Pa
ofc Railroad. The mine is two thousand
for hundred feet deep, or nearly half
mile in length, and the owners are en-
titled to an extension of six hundred feet,
for which patent title will in due time
be granted.
As there was some conflict among the
claimants to the title, it was necessary to
make an agreement 30 as to secure the
issue of the United States patent, which
has since been obtained This rendered q
sale of some of the interests imperative,
and as the ore had been very largely ship
ped to England, and the property was
better known in London than in New
York, the holders of the controlling por-
ton Of the mine determined to offer the
Emma" to Eoglish investors.
The following table of receipts, from
the mine, showing net yield (after pay
ment Of all expenses) OF e231 $50 for four
months. was compiled from the books. and
exhibited the extraordinary fact that the
cost Of Extracting the ore, ready for ship
NEST, had hitherto been under fifteen
shillings per ton, or only about two per
cent. Of it's value in writing OF which
Prof w. P Blake says "The wonderful
extent Of this mass of ore, the rapidity
and ease with which it is extracted, and
it's hiph value, make this mine unique in
the history of mining in the United States,
while 1t compares with the most brilliant
and magnificent developments 10 the all
YER regions Of Mexico and South AM
erica"
QUANTITIES OF ORE RAISED BY ORIGIN
AL OWNERS.
Consignments were made by them to the we'll
known firms Of Me-.rs. Lewis r. Sons Liverpool.
and MesHrs. Bath ~ ION OF London, in abont
elual PROPORTIONS The first sale OF ore by Messrs
Levi. Il Son the 9Th Of October, 1870, and
the first sac by Mes.rs. Bath & Son on 2sth OF
October, 1870.