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other two, aud over tho top Of this twenty-one
feet above tho ground, the SNOW again swept
and formed a bed Of the same slope extending
far beyond the road on the other side, and COM
pletely covering the cara standing On the side-
track. The practical resulta OF these experiences
are seen in the system which the management
have entered upon the past. summer, on . large
and expensive sale, and with d conddence in it's
adequacy that the winters record, so ~fsf, has
fully justified
THE NEW 8rsTEM ADOPTED.
Observation along the extended portions On
which the bed lay, from few inches to three
feet above the natural gurface, showed the lat
ter height to be tho minimum requisite TO- give
sufficient freedom and space for the wind to keep
the bed clear OF tho snow. As respects the cuts
the slope which the snow took in the above in
ataucea-7 in 125-nas naturally suggested as
tue proper one for the sides of tho excavation.
The true protection, then, iay First, in raising
tito track, both on the open surface and in tho
cuts, to height Of at least three feet secondly
in widening tho cuts at the bottom sufficiently to
give freedom and space to the SNOW, on either
hand, and sloping the sides in 125. For cuts
Of moderate depth, this plan has been found
to answer without tho use OF sheds :
IN the case Of deep cuts, however,
the wilening aud slopins OF which
retained OF supplied Both Superintendent
sickels and Assistant Superintendent Clark &C.
cording1y becama convinced, uhile "at the
front " last winter, that Ut 1eaat two-thirdB OF
the blockaded district could bo e1ectually pro-
tected by simply raining the track but, as Or
dinarily done, this wks work OF far too great
magnitude to accomplish in = single Benson !;
still the necessity was urgent that the entire
line be made secure aRainat the uncertain eme1-
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its width rs feet. The stage is 23 feet in depth.
Tho main Goor is capable Of seating between
two and three thousand people, and the gallery
LOCO At the lowest estimate. There aro thseo
eight tiers in the rear, SO that between three
and four thousand persons can, on stretch, be
accommodated in the concert hail. There arc
to be $50 lights in this magnificent room, 200
from the central chandelier, which is similar to
that in Aiken's Theatre, and $50 arranged
through the ball. LEADING from the main hall
are retiring-room for private parties, arrsng-
arc two doors 1eading from the
auditorium to the stage for the benefit Of the or
chestra, though these are not needed. 4 door
connects tho stage with the main entrance, for
the accommodation Of tho performers on the
stage.,, Baneath the stage are dressing rooms
for ladies and gentlemen, divided Dy room de-
signed to contain the chairs and tables in case
it should be thought necessary to empty tie main
floor OF the auditorium.
Flush with the galle1yof the gymnasium is the
dining room Of the Society, spacious apartment
bers. Beneath it is the kitchen, and apart from
it the carving room, conveniently attached to it.
This is mere OUTLINE OF the building, which
Ia arranged IN manner rejecting the greatest
credit upon the architects, Messrs. Bauer l.
Loebnitz, as well ~ upon the gentlemen who
have acted as the Building Committee OF the
Society. They deserve especial mention for their
unEfing efforts Their nanes are - follows
Jacob Boser, President Of tho Society; Frank
BchTeinfurth, Treasurer OF the 8ociety Law
renee Mather, Financial Secretary Carl Meyer,
Correspo9dipg Secretary; Potter Hand, Hana!d1, A.
. These gentlemen aro deserving Of he higheat
commendahon for the way in which they have
pushed forward their work. The total cost of
tia building is 9125, 200, Of which $4,000
has already been paid, and $4,000 il due
, 1873-01-17

When was Of your nge, had twenty thou
sand dollars. You hare got nothing"
But how did ho set it; and should not such an
apostle Of merely demoralizing Marnmon bo un-
churched IN the face OF the world
WILL CONGRESS I.XrEI oAKEs AHIEs
II tins Committee performs its duty, it will re-
port q preamble and resolution to expel Oakes
Ames for corTupting his colleagues on the floor,
servo svindling organizations, and for making
his needy debtors his iupea. Agaius. the con-
due. Of John 3. Alley wIilo q member Of tue
House. tho Committee should also express it's
consuro to the extent OF excluding him from the
privilege OF the Aoor as m ex-membor. For the
rent. it would to sufficient to report that as tho
parties above nnned contriyed trap for their
associates, the latter bo merely mentioned, with
out RECOMMENDATION Of ccnsu1e, excepting
while Government Director Of the Union racifc
Railroad, Us we'll as Iis seyere and unfouudod
use Of the 1oor to slalder witness tcstifying to
the truth aud in obedionca to tho order Of tho
House. leave him no option but to resign hiB
scat in Congress-.
TRUE COST OF THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
At tho Comrnittee-tablo, last Wednesday,, htr.
Alley alleged that tho Union Pacific Road cost
si:ty-eight Or sixty-nine millions Of dollars;
"but that" he said. included tho profits"
Profits to whom ? OF course to Anes and
Alloy!
Tic real cost Of this road Alley said, should
have been no more than forty-four millions Of
dollars. MCoTH alleges that It Should have
cost no moro THAI thirty-soven millions.
"How much did it receive from Government,
from mortgages, lands, etc z" asked your cores
pondeut OF Colonel II M'Co1nb.
Take your pencil" he said. "and writo
down what shall :ell you +"
He then gayo out these amounts az received
by the Company:
First mortgage bonds. s2s 90 COO
Government buhds .... $4,000 O30
Land bonds. 1300OOoO
Income bonds. ..-........-... l0,c0o,o00
<The rats mortgzged p, 5pecdEo things
Is well ~ property s...-.
tec1s idnx l4sa1xe l4xxaG
New-York tribune., 1873-01-21
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EkW YORK. ....n.........

PORT OP EkW- -YORK.... ....................JAa 90
Steamship Chesapeake Mingam. Portland. j. r. Anes
Steamship Metropolis Nckerson ASpinws Psclac NAL Steamship
Ship Arundel Castle tB) FreebOdy Bristol Eng Morgsns
Sora
BARK Pncisoo Chairora PIsrdo Cork Falmouth p Agre
Brig Charles A. Hoard (BrJ. Messenger. st. Johns R. W. T.
Woodruff h Co.
Brig Runis Foster. Mstanns, J. zttloseu
Anna NJ knight Davis ST. Thomas H. Winchester Co.
Brig G. W. Halls lBrl Barker Apnwa CandaL Beriesur Co.
Jennie Wiley, Wiley Fern ndina. 4. q. Loud Co
schL NJ. Ia Wedmore, Terry, Washington n c. zophar Mills
Schr HenrJ Middleton Bower, Jacme. isise T. staple.
sehr Jobu Lee Van Calder. Charleston. Bvans Ball Co
south, Derickson, Wilmington, n. C.. l. Powell
Ganmore (B). Tuts 81 John ~ b. Z. koyias sons
sehr Msnaws Dissoswsy Baltimore.
Index Garrison, Savannah
ARRIVED.
Steamship Columbia tBrl Maekay Trieste Dec l6 Msna
Palermo 22d Vaens s3th and Gibraltar oh with nsc
Henderson Bros
sssn.hip Uned States H,cy New oreAn. Jan. II. 9th
and pass 20 v. Baker.
barb wisha to Le) Groundwater Sept 2 With
mise
BARK Diseysro (al cavssss Hull 81 days With ud,e
Bark Hedsfsnd Dutehl Haaswor Padang Batavia H. With
mdso
Bark Beufo f iondonl Hacker Aleoa Bsg 81 days
Iona lof Dundee kgonr Rio Janeiro Is
Bari hadeap sf Bnnhanl, VsTssL Palermo 81 daTs
DISASTERS.
steamship America (Ger Bremen put
Falmouth kns jan H. With machinery disabled aeces
repairs and resumed her voyage tue 18Th.
Jaa 70 ghs German bark Rancaa Ashore Fere Beach
parted her sierra ini DO. eabs s o SATURDAY 6d vita
~Ls ia Oas'sGeeee Of nbea TIE scuaaas Tie dissolved
New-York tribune., 1873-01-21
CARD FROM THE NURSERY AND CHTLDs
HOSPITAL.
To


SIR: The attention of the managers OF the
Nursery and Childs Hospital has been called to an
article, headed "These Little Ones" which appeared I'D
THE TRIBUNE OF Jan. IL. A it manifestiy written
10 draw the attention OF the public to the Infant Asylum
Ball and as would not in any way interfere WIN INC
sale OF their tickets have not asked you 70 correct
the mistake until the ball The Infant Asylum
commenced long after the Nursery and Chiias
Hospital had proved the possibility OF rescuing ni'S
from terrible deaths from neglect and that older stu
ton had shown that infantcde and the exposure Vi
foundngs could be prevented by providing refuge ior
the mothers In their hour OF need owing to the peS
OF good Mrs Richmond and other causes Wz'' "a"' v,
means and experience the Infant Asylum ailen, anu
for several years their charter was useless seeno
year ago. not wishing to forfeit tneir fiId,s
The wonderful progress made by the Nursery anu .n
Hospital they revived their work Ihey nave Thot,
the Nursery their model In most OF Iheir ny
take it as their example III tneII ~ obartv s
funds The close imitation OF their WORK OF ohart{ as
we'll as NJ their in their bal Is eviuence
OF tbe apprecaton the Infant Asylum managers ei LUZ
the noble example set them. - - o.,o.r
Knownc the necessities OF this very young soclety!
and feeling as mothers do in regard To the mistakes OF
their young children the in the publication III re-
gard to the Infant Asylum have not been c0naucted
until the time has passed wneh h 5uch Ie oS tSe
ball tickets. Your statement that there Is aDsO-
Iutely no institution the New-Sork Infant
Asylum which contempates similar relief among
and Chd's Hospital The latter Institution mas iOr ~
years protected helpless infancy For ye years IL hs
prevented the first exposure OF f0undngS Dy the cart
OF their mothers. The Infant Asylum VIII nave 10 apply
for change their charter before they can carry out
the plan you say they propose to the mothers not
less than the Children" as the work now Is III uaily
operation at the Nursery and Chllds Hospital. ,s
Mem York Jan. 16, 1873.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-21
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.

TUESDAY. IAs 81
Mails for Panama Aspuwa the Central American and South Pa
c6e ports steamship Rising Star close at Steam
ship sails a NJ, from Pier No. q N. r.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. %.
Mails Europe ani Liverpool steamshiI
Idaho Supplementary Mai Pier No. 10 n
closed II Steamship sails at " NJ from Pier No.
BN.R.
A Prusasn Closed Mail sent by this Line
THURSDAY. JAN %
Plymouth Cherbourg and Hamburg steam
Si close at IL Supplementary Mail Pier foot Of
Trds; Hobcken closed at Steamship sabs at from
foot Of Third-st, Hoboken
A Piussan Closed Mail is sent bT this line.
fA letters deposited In Supplementary, Mails mast be prepaid with
double potagel
Mails Havana direct BY the steamship CITY Of sy,na close
o. m Steamship sails at from Pier No North River
Mails Nassau, N. r.. and Havana steamship Columbia
Supplementary Mail Pier No. T. " X, Is closed AZ
IN. Steamship sails at 3 p
Thomas. Bran the Argentine Republic, West Indies
etc by steamship Meumlck close Se,mshp sails atJ
n from Pier No. q n R.
FRIDAY JAZZ ~
M,is for Hsyi. ETC., b. steamship Pert close at q
Halifax N g., closed at the NewfOk PostOhce
Friday O'Clock seam,hip sas from Portland Me-
Saturday, at6p
Letter postage all the West Ipdes except when going direct will
half Papers cents each which must be prepaid
New-York tribune., 1873-01-21

,nd will total loss There ooy small f ~
vessel
IA Of Saturday and the shore for miles
with fragments
/f Z SPOKEN.
Jsn 49, lat ~ long H. bark zephyrins tBr, RON Demerss ss
"''''"' iFor Latest Ship Seps Fltlh Poge.I
New-York tribune., 1873-01-21

wns away; the claim was for over 100000. ana my
brother forgot to add 10 per cent for
O. Wasn't the original bill for S950O0 without 10 per
cent? A. Well. you can take 10 per cent from uoooV
and that will bring 10 down.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-21
vtHtATuRR Almanac

Ju3 uses... f:l9 504 Mooo res. Morn
Hea DAr-ks
Sanity HooE. 0s Cove Isani.. ILL He'll Gate Ferry. 800
assaS,I s,I1 w.rrs I. ras OA'y{ mn o,,. g.r, %,
New-York tribune., 1873-01-21
Drlntlng

SLOTE a. JAMES, STATIONERS, PRiN L
- BRs aud BLANK.BOOK MANUFACTURES No ~ r"soast
nRSpv SI,STR ' " any P-'''" JONATHAN JAMIE
New-York tribune., 1873-01-21
gorporallon Noness.

CEALED PROPOSALS FOX PkdN P,s iiNT ihE
- MINUTES oP TRR BOARD OP SUPERVISORS Psmphe ss1
Docaneut n vh spee,seancas 70 !" Z " @ ne s %
the Uk Of tho Bol addressed 10 the ton''se 90 ana
etaoaey will be rcyci the eooe Of we e.A % 'ne n"e "a
Pelssss until wkDNksDAi Jssass Hf xo sxo
New-York tribune., 1873-01-21

THE sEmIwKuKLY from another source. take It this
complies with the spirit OF your terms.
JOSEPH T.. JACKSON
New-York tribune., 1873-01-21
THE GREAT SOUTHERN
FREIGHT And PASSENGER line

FOR CHARLESTON, s. G.. FLORIDA PORTS AND TIE SOUTH
AND SOUTHWEST
Ssog every TUESDAY THURSDAY asd SATURDAY. from Pss
No. 80 NORTH River, at ; .. The steamskf-s
CHARLESTON. Capt JANIS BsRRY. TUESDAY. jan 81
SOUTH CAROLINA, Capt T. J. BRoKEr Thuntsy Jan. "
CHAMPION. Capt X W. LOCKWOOD. Ssssriay Jan. 70.
Superior accommodations tor lhougn ucfe
and bills sdng issued with the south Carolina cs
10 all Soah and South and the North kaseu srsd
20 Florence Chersw and all the Chev aud Darlington HAN
road uih steamers FLORIDA Insurance BY thus hne Uh
HALR PER GENT Goods forwaed free OF Bs az
adng furnished oce Local Passenger ard Fre'shs
HENRY r. MORGAN & Co. Asena
For through freight tariff further information 10 refersaas
through freight, apply BENTLEY u. HASphbL
General Agent Great sooheru Frht Lane No 81, bres6s
EXTRA STEAMERS WILL BIZ DISPATCHED Az sooS -
LOADED
Rntrsncs Thomas y.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-21
Ocean Steamers


TRAITS ON IRELAND.
lJTAPscorTs EMIGRATION and FORBlGN EXCHANGE
OFFICE Dnn. from Fl ay..n syslabls in q. part. d
packets issued rSfsc6TT Sr 8Ros Co. soats. SsrYe
NOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZt..
UNITED STATES and BRAZIL STEAMSHIP COhPAsL
Regular Mat Steamers Saline on the I'D Of evsry moDh
MERKIAACk. Can't wer. January 20. 1879.
ERTR Caut Tinkleoangh Pebrnav %. Ig7S
ONTARIO Capt. o. Socam. MaEhs3
These schedule call al st. rboma
Para Pcrnabuco Ra and Rio De Jneo gong and returning Pss
eDssge@en Of freight Or o. passags p appy.o ,-,-- 49,.
NOR PUERTA PLATA, SANTANA, and ST.
Can't r. A. Deanov will leave pier River WEDNESDAY.
Bills Of Exchange Pusrin Plata sana0., s0d 81
Domingo Cts 10 sutns 70 sui. purchasers for sale.
SPoFRoRD BROTHERS Co. 20 Broadway.
HAVANA, PROG RESO and VERA CRUZ.
EEw-YORK and MEXICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP LINZ
CRY or gsvHyS Havana onIyl.-... THURSDAY Jan n
CLEOPATRA. Phillips GiaVsns onyb.. nuRSpAt ian 50
CITY OF MEXICO Sherwood 'rhn6SDAI tsk !,
CITY OP HAVANA Havana oniy)... .THUkSDAf req u
'''n's'' OF '''s' '' ALEX ANDRE SONS % Broao-v.
TINTED STATES and ROYAL MAILS for
ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co-saling rvTusri, EVERY
FORTNIGHT. THURSDAY at o'clock D. m precisely ifo"
MoRRo CASTLE CAP. 7. II. Morton. THURSDAY, ysn
MORRO CASTLE Capt I. H. Morton. THURSDAY Feb.
For freight passage apply A. W. DMoCh' PrenaeaL
A NCHOR LINE. EXPRESS STEAMERS
n sail from Pier ~ NORTH River, Sew-York
INDIA Saturday Jan. IS AUSTRALIA SATURDAY Peh
CALIFORNIA Saturday Reb VICTORIA Sstanisy fso "a
Great Britain Ireland Germany Norway sEen Denmart or America
safely speedily comfortably and eheagy any other roaf or Ine
bought ~
" @V''-s HENDERSON BROTHERS, Ageas
New-York tribune., 1873-01-21
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP

FOR sOUTHAMPTor AND BREMEN -
shp Brickensen on STATUE
Pier foos Ihrdss Hoooken -
To-
steamship MOsEL. Capt G. Btnst. on SATURDAY Feb
RATES or PASSAGE TO LONDON. HAVRb. AND bRBMkh.
(PAYABLE GOLD, EQUIVALENT IN CURREschl
Steersge
For freight or passage, apply TO OELhiChS Oe asene.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-21

Them; have them still,
TwEED's PRIVATE ACCOUNT.
The witness admitted that he had furnished to Mr.
Peekham written statements In reference TO Mr. Tweed
and had kept little memoranda" OF those statements.
The defense called for the production Of these memo
randa but the Judge excluded the evidence, and Mr.
Graham took the usual exception. The witness
onined as TO payments made by the defendant. They
included bin for $4,000 OF which Mr. Egglestone the
lawyer paid him ss.70O striking of tue balance which
was for repairs on Tweeds house at Greenwich, Conn.,
o. When Mr. Egglestone telling yeuIhow that item
was struck of do you remember saying, called TO
the old man and he would MT advise with
az All A. may have said that he avoided me.
o. Did YOU say on that occasion that II tbe old man
had seen you, things would MT be as they were A.
THAT is very ngeniously fixed up but did MT say II.
check for $4,000. by defendant for work done at
Greenwich Conn, was handed 10 the witness, and he
sdmitted that the Endorsement eas his but said that
check never had in my hand before"
% Where you In April last when that bill was
settled I A. AT Taylor's Hotel, Jersey city
O. Under the name OF Garyeyt A. Yes, Sir temphau-
caliy) -, - -, a.. -,
M hills by witness for ranging from ~
10 90 600 for work the house Greenwich, Conn,
were here identified with bills Tor repairs on the Duane
ar office and 1000 for building stable and ooachhouse
al Portethst The defense hero stated that they had
vouchers for tioo paid by the defendant to the wit
ness on his private account from 1885, including the
400 that tho witness pretended he was allowed To put
ON as margin TO his bills.
% The seven warrants that were produced were. as
understand for she purpose of building house for Con-
troler Connolly IN FIthase AMI you were 10 receive
o. Did you bringa suit last year against Controller
Connolly for that amouDtf A. suit No, Sir You
astonish me
o. How much did you receive in settlement Of that
claImf A. tSlS1 IL
% When was IL that you made your claim on account
OF that houset A. IL wAs mAde bE INV brotaaf willis
New-York tribune., 1873-01-21

CouRr APPKI-ALB,sr. jan 1The following is the esen
dsr Appeals for Tuesday Jan el Nos D. g.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-21
VOICES OF FRIENDS.
A FEW BUSINESS LETTERS.

HOW THE OLD SUBSCRIBERS TO THE WEEKLY
AND sEMI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE RENEw-THE
NEW ADDED TO THE OLD.
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FARMS.

I20 acres, siI miles from Huntington, with
with good honse and outbuildings, on Guyan o.
dotte river. PIice, S25 per acre.
4i0 acres on Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
twcnty-two miles from huntington; $40 acres
timber of fine quality; several small house. on
the place. Terms easy. Price sls per acre.
- acrer on Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
fourteen miles from Huntington: all bottom
land on Mud river, with good mill seat
Terms easy, Price q, 900
40 acres on New river, four miles from sum
mers c. II; FIRST rate hand. in good order; 100
acres timber, balance 10 cultivation; good brick
Price, $4,000
60 acres within two miles Of Huntington 6
acres bottom, balance rolling all good
Four farm. Of respectively 225. I76. IS. and
$50 Tcrcs, on Hurricane and Srary Creeks, at
low prices.
Si acres on Guyando'te river and Chc.apeakc
tom good frame house, richard, a.. $1,000
100 acres on Mud river. one laf mile from
Milton depot on Chesspcake and Ohio Rsiiroaj;
10 itnprovemeuts but fence. Price, $4,000
81 acres one half mile from the village o'
6uyaHdotte on the Chc-apeake and Ohio Rail
road aud SryauIotte river; orchards & houses.
Price. 30 per acre
4ag acres nine miles from White sulphur
p iug' Gr,cnbricr county 2OO acres under
cultivation. balance TIMBER good house and
outbgiidlngs Price, az, ,.U0
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Huntington Church Directory
First Presbyterian.-seryi,

First Presbyterian every
sabbath on 5th Avenue between 10th and llth
Streets, at II o'clock, n. m. and half past p. m
Rev. j. d. MeClintock, Pastor. Sunday school
a. IN.
BrccIsinridge Prcsbytcrian-.er
ices in the Land Company's building every
Sabbath at | n. IN. and p. IN. Rev. J. Peters.
pastor. Sunday school at half past ga. IN.
COngregatiOuRl-Rev. C. s. Walker,
Pastor. Services a. Pilgrim Hall, Third Ave
nue. between Ninth and Tenth streets Preach
ing every Sunday at II a. m. and p. M; I'm
ion sunday School at 2:3O p. m; Prayer mecting <
on Wednesday evening at ! o'clock
Christian Church.-Prcnching every
Sabbath nt "a o'clock p. m, in the new School
House, corner ith Avenue and 7th street.
Protestant EpiscopaI-RectOr. Rev.
Edw Valentine Jones. Services at Trinity
every sunday at II a m, and ~ ,. q.
Sunday school at o'clock, P. m.
Baptfst-Prenehing every Sunday even o
log at : r. m Sunday School at n. IN; Pray.
er meeting every Friday evening.
Methodist EpiscOpnI-Rov. J. A.
kibbe, Pastor. Preaching at Garrett 4 Glib
sons Hail, Third Avenue between Ninth and
Zenith streets, every Sunday evening at o'cl'k
Sunday School meets at 2,3O p. ~; PRAYER
meeting every Thursday night at Z O'Clock;
Glass meeting every Sunday at 4 p. IN.
II. T.. Church, Souih.-Rev. Fox,
pastor. Services at Ilolderby Chapel every
other Sabbath, at oclock, n. IN o., com IN neing
ON the 18th of June, 1873. Sunday school
every sunday at "a. IN.
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w eowner * Co have several very
cheap and eligible houses aud lots on Sec
o"d, Third aud fc0r,h Avenues Persons
settling here Will mud it TO their interest to
call un them aud examine their lsts.
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WANTED,

4 trn.' Of land, suitable for Lurg, colony,
near Huntington, or on the line Of the CH.sa.
P'''ke and OHIO HditroGd. II must be Of good
average quality-rimber. Mineral and Farm
ire. Tract nsst not be less than 25. 600
nor more fhan 10000 acres.
". :. DOWNER 4 CO.
West Nirsiui. Real Estate Agency, over the
I"st otnco- fcbl5tI
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WANTED.

We want tract OF five ten. or twenty
thousand acres of coal. iron, or timber and
farming land Tor a COLONY
W 5. DowSER 4 Co.
West Va. Real Estate Agency.
over the Post Office.
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WANTED,

Mineral and Timber Lands. m or near the
line Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, in
any quantities. W. s DOWNER 4 co
West Virginia Real Estate Agency, over the
Post Office, Huntington.
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GOING East
1000 = M. Express Train Tor white Sulphur
Springs. Richmond. ali points North and
South. and connecting ith James river
steamers for Norfolk
$40 IN. Accommodation Train. arriving at
ChHrir4ton 6.1O D. IN. and Kauawha
tails 500 3 n.
Passcrgors leaving Hun:rngton On the 90
.. m. Lapres- train arrive 40 White Sulphur
Springs p. m. Ard Richmond f.21 n ~.
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WANTED,
100000 feet Walnut Logs. Must

be of good quality, and hewed square
W. :. DOWNEk X co.
West Virginia Real Estate Agency, over the
Post Ofhce, Huntington.
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LIFE INSURANCE,

> Downer X Co are agents for the
"est ih'e Insurance Company in the Uni
TED Ntates-tte Washington, OF New York
Call and get circular, calendar, blotter,
memorandum book. &c.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

We have sixty very eligible Building lots on
the western border Of the city, and few acre
building lots at very low prices.
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CITY PROPERTY.

We have "A large number of the most eligible
lots in town, and some very convenient and
cheap dwellings. Call and see our list.
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