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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

NNL;ARLE INrRcyEo EEM. E>:A:E a:
Auction BY rHE Observation-Disclosures a.
t.n:;or i called - tie s,.e a: auction t"
De made tomorrow at noca. az IL" Meg
chants and Auctioneer.' Exchange. K,Tai
street. hr the sheriff a: the parish OF o.
leans. in the Fourth District; % This city. N
the square bounded By s.. Charles, Pry.
tania. Josephine and s.. Andrew s..ee.s.
Fog FL! particulars see advertisement:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

II il sad Mat !e who makes two blades
Of gras. grow wh"r. only one existed before
il a bene:art0r. He who Invents innocent
Smusement. 20: home and tlreslde Is also .
beneficto. and a humanitarian. This Is
true OF Messls. H.rtz Il Levy, who will open
sheir ms.ic.' hazar AZ No. it2 Canal street
tomorrow tn. stock Of goods il the finest
and mQ.t extensive ever seen III THIS part Oh
the world II :Guns men will 20 there and
purchase someta:n. unique they will do
bette, than by visiting public places anld
all sort. %. men. With som. amusing III
strumen. a home might be made attractive
for tho-. VIVA vainly seek for pleasure In
questionable places.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16
Mississippi and the Jackson HailroH

\ Joint resolution has passed the Missis-
sip,,: lioUs. o; Representatives regarding
IL. amount o! ,nonev 2ai'; to the Governor.
rrG.- :n. State law. on account OF the New
Orleans and Jackson Railroad. and calls on
the Governor to pay. by the :wenty-.itth
instant, the amount collected 80 the Treas
ure.. he TO set apar, :l7j:'6". for payment
on II. C:licaSaw school fund. the balance
st..ut:on-.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

Ii. :o!low!n. appointments hr Governor
ke..o.. have been confirmed ~ ;he Sen
..;..
Ny:m.. L"bnut:. sh.I;;. -: Mnr-house
n,l,,h; Arthur II. Harms. district attorney.
rw...,;:! judicial District: Ga"r-a T.. Bovee
AMI IL. L. TWreaut. police in:o:s :"c til.
oay..L. a.. -. James.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16
CiTI LICENSES.
DrpARrsp>r - FIrAvCa. 1

DEPARTMENT. ~ FIIASCR,t
New Orleans, February y, 1888. s
IL PERSONS PURSUING ANY PROFESSION
~ calling, or either business, carried Oh within
ih. corporate limits OF tin" City ct S"W Orleans,
and all owners OF carriages. hacks. draws and other
vehicles, are hereby informed that their city Ii
Censts Tor l8t! EIr due At tnis Office. on or b"fOre
the twenty eighth day OI February. and they are
respectfully requested TO settle tie same within
the time prescribed by law, in order that they Ray
avoid the penalties tor non payment.
LOUIS SCiIEEfDEfS,
EalD 80 Adruinist raYoF.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

MAsoS,c.-Dnring the week Just passed
the annua! meetings o: the various grand
masonic b0dle. OF LouisiSnahave been held.
The following officers o: the Grand Lodge
have been elected and installed:
Michel uioe Girard. M. w. G. ".
John 1; Fleming. x. W. by. G. ".
Edwin Mark. K. W. Senior G. warden.
William 4. Whitaker. K. W. Junior G..
warden.
Hy.E L. Svasey. z. ". grand treasurer.
James e. Bachelor, NJ. d. K. ". grand
secretary
Rev. John c. Carpenter. W. grand chap
lain.
Richard II. Day. w grand senior deacon.
Claudius MAYO. W. grand Junior deacon.
J. G. McWiliiams. W. grand marshal.
q. Chaplain, Jr.. w. grand sword bearer.
Samuel II. Brown. w. grand pursuivant.
Rober. Babbington, ". II. Lippmans, Da-
vid Moore and G.. W. Trezevant. w. grand
stewards.
4. A. Dentzel. w. grand tyler.
Tn. following are the officers of the
Grand Chapter of Roya! Arch MasOns:
Joseph p. Horror, NJ. +. G.. II. Priest.
..L. Powell. Il. +. by. 6. III. Priest.
Joseph H. DeGrange, K. + Grand King.
w W. Leche. K. T.. Grand Scribe.
fiTHty a S""o-y' A'
ursv.
James C.. Ba,cheior. NJ. D.. Il. Z. Grand
Secretary.
Rev. Henry S Jacobs. Z, Grand Chap
lain.
Henry Hamburger. f.. Grand c. OF II.
Howell Carter E. Grand p. :.
George Johnston. f. Grand Il. A. G..
James Todd. Z. Grand NJ. Third V.
Charles b. Wheeler. +. Grand NJ. Sec
Ond V.
Julius L'-so. +. Grand NJ. First V.
John c. Gordv. <. Grand Lecturer.
Raymond A. Burk. 4. Grand Guard.
The Grand C~onmsnderv of F Knights Tex
plar elected the following:
joseph II. DeGrauye. NJ. + G.. C.: Hnsh
Breen, deputy 4. G. G.; John G. Flem!ng,
grand generali.ssimo: john IL. Clark, q. Z.
G.: Row. John c. Carpenter. grand p~relate;
W. L. Stamford. G.. :. W: w. J. Holman.
CD. W: III. =. Buckley, grand treasurer;
C.. Sontsy. grand recorder: George BaideE.
grand standard bearer; Z. NJ. Pike, gram!
sword bearer: Il. l.. Bruce. grand warder:
Z. A. Burke. grand guard.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16
Raised Cottage 10 Rent.

t. attention OF those who desire 10 rent
a ra.,ei c2:t4ge in q splendid location. il
called - tle advertisement: o: a cottage OF
that description in the Sixth District. on
Na.tnta street. between Constance and
Lau:e.. which has s;x ro,ins. the con.
ven.e1c. OF front ana side galleries. and Il
large yard. team be obtained III a very
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16
To

4 separate contract FOR constructing q wooden
curblng on the following streets, "a wiz.
Monroe, both sides, from Levec 10 FIFTH street.
except such as has been made bS existing ordl'
nance; Leonida,, both sides, from Levee to Fifth
street, except suCh ~ has bTen made by existing
ordinance: st. Mary both sides, from LeVee ts Fifth
street, except such ~ has been made AZ per exist
ing ordinance.
This 10 be done in accordance with me Above.
Eel I'm 4. g. BRICE. Mayor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16
THE DAILY REPUBLICAN

Stay be had o: the following dealers:
George Ellis. opposite the P~ostOtfice.
C. c, Haley. No. - Commercial! place.
e. G. d Hole. No. 81 Exchange place.
a. Sino". -. Lou. street. between Rovs,
etree. a.i Es:.,asa alley Iunies St. Louis
Hotel.
Jame. EAl:.. Pontchar.~.in railroad de-.
pot, Thl.! District: ais, q: depot. foot o:
Lafsyet.. street. FRS: District.
Var.a.- Ee~. stand. No. IS Dauph;ne
street. 3c:T-.G Cust0!nhouse aaI B!eDri.le
attracts.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16
PROPOSALS FOR TREATMENT OF
SMALLPOX.
DkpARrNESr - WArsNwoRESAHpl
Public Buildings.

DEPARrNESro ~ WArSNw"RESAHpl
Public Buildings,
Sew Orleans, February -, 1873
GEALnD PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
this office ill WEDNESDAY. February I9, at
twelve o'clock NJ, for the treatment Otths INDECENT
Eases OF smallpox. Pattie. offering Hil stat" iB
their bids that they include the Co.t of transport
ing alex 10 hOspita'. and the cost OF bIINIng those
that die.
the Council reserves the right to reject any or
all bids.
Proposal, to We dIfercd 20 the undersigned and
marked Proposals fox the treatment OK sndlgeut
cases OF small poX.'
CHARLES F~ITZESREITEB.
t.ii Administrator.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

KEI;GIous NoTlcE.-Rev. 4 {. Melon
aid. OF Mississippi. formerly OF this city
vii. preach this morning az eleven O'Clock
IN Anne. Methodist Church. on s.. Charles
street. Al. axe cordially invited.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

Ny, M"Hl:ie. on" q: -. i'arc.".t' :he
C.aa:l:A.m D.nham Mississippi raised
~l-:.l'. >'..,i.-. Ia. ",',.r.j oa!. and
leea .~4i.4seG ...m TAG Jackson !i...
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

T-1r D,y;>.gN NIs,lON-Trce Lcr'ure
I'VE learn IRON tn. Morning STIR that the
Dominican mission At tho Church OF st,
Vincent. d. Paul. Third District. will close
this evening =. seven o'clock. Father Roo
new, on" %: ~. Dominican missionaries.
syill lecture. taking tor his subject 1.-The
Spirits Wo,:i. -. the Teachings OF the
Ehurc,. r..,ec,n, the Good and EVA
Spirit..'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16
I,.eoroioyirai and River Report.

IA signal service. United States army.
,-,o::-. tov :Ae benefit of commerce. the
meteorological! record, an! rise or TAI. OF
t.. rivers. ,: 3:ii 2. n. local time. ye7tes-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

We amos always il"Hc pleasant Satur'
G.>- ii our CITY. The children "!I" have Il
n,...t.- from schooi. and II. %ia'iIe- VIII" at
;s,.; the Eatinces are always glad 10 take
advantage u: thi. 2enr!ou. Arrangement
q: "t.: Probabilities. Mean and Disagree
a1.. Saturdays A:r hardly c".nm"n enough
- prov: -. ,"ia. Bu; Yesterday Wa al
10: r~caaningi- pleasant IN spots 70 be
C.r-nde.: GA: ana :wo .: :A!ee times
during :!a d.: Il !ew sprIna:.n. drops te'..
Jr.' 80 ~. theatre, w"I" "": ~ tn. exc.
r:a.. however. "a l.risi. iit:i" shower came
~. :a,! ~. rain cane b:..hiy down. y
g.ra: many :%'."..,e VINO wee %: ii """:s
=: 80
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16
h Temperature.

TIE :~ha-momete. a: Louis fc;s"':o's,
y, =. Cnartres street. yesterday stood az
:9,...w.. A. a. M.,". ~ :! r. NJ. 80;
a; i. 2. ". :39. Loves: point during me
n:rl; -. Eebrtarv II. 81.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16
Houston ..frnmcr Burned-LOs. of Life

EOl-fDn .@TFHIi!EF BHTHFN~I O< OF EITF.
W.. have the details this MOynin. OF the
burning a; AZ cary hour yesterday morn.
in. IN Galveston bay. OF tn" Houston and
Galveston steamer Henry A. Jones. The
fire was 50 rapid in il, movements that
abou. :wentr live. were los,. Tn- cargo OF
cotton and hides Wa, Il tot.. !os-. The
name. o. the lost and saved aye published.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

John Cook goes 10 see a july concerning
q larceny charged against him.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

ROb.,: Cox. who was arrested here seve-
eai days ago and sent to Memphis on a
charge .: mYvier. .!.ai last Friday %: yes
terdav.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16
1af. RiV.Rt.
AOOvs .Dy
- L. u
Appointments by the Governor.

To-. river her. Is eleven Tee: seven inches
be.ow h.gh water mark OF ISL.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

Office New Drlenas sugar shed COM
pauy. February Is. I812.-At = regular meeting OF
tn. Board ot Directors, held this evening. a dIvI-
Gend OF ONB DOLLAR per .hAre WAS declared, pay:
able to stockholders Oh and after the hrst day Of
March. 1873. Ii. tLCULLU.
felI ,2Y Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

JAMES !. OuA"A ". 4 LOr Dr GROUSn ON
,HiL strict. ATD DEAN Y U:.Su.lCN-
sos.
Silt,. District COAT 20. H.. lG:'>:. q! .p.'.A:-Sn
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

Sotice.-The Stockholders IF the Union " God
Preserving Company are notified 30 meet st b i.
y. MONDAY. February *, 1873. at the office OF J.
{. DsnIs, ESQ 40. 81 CaIondr'et street, 10 make
notifications, additions or CHAN zee IN the &c: VI
,nCoI poratiOu of the COMPANY.
BY order of the Beard y, Directors.
illI I'd BENZ. +. EGANDERS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

The C.-."t..nn Council has adopted a
small, pox ordinance 70 prevent the spread
in, O: :.a: disease. 4 contract VIII be
made WIN DE-. !Anfoux TO receive patients
into his A~,-.'.'... Tha charge VIII be g
ann-Inr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

Mr.. II X CAaLnourne has resigned his
efice .: s.c:e:i-; - !he police Jury, parish
Of s.. Caa.."s Nr. Lewis Ory fills the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16


CR.M.S.,. IruE.-In the case OF john
MelIeA charge, with receiving stolen
goods ianH!n. ..I"m 10 have been stolen, q
noile r...arI. ".s entered. and the pri-
eone- d -caa!-t'i
jams Gillian. charged with carrying con-
eeaied weapons. pleaded guilty. and WAS
6ned =, and N ,~let.ult of payment 70 be
ampri..neI r"nty-tour hours.
Samur. Jackson. foTnt guilty OF wall
tonly aud mi!.r:,a-!y manning cattle. was
recommended ~ tao mercy OF the court.
He wa. s.n,em,-,, ~ pay the costs OF the
croses:...u abba. $50, and in detau!: Q:
paymeu. =" =. :, prison one month.
Henry Adol,.':. convicted o! larceny, was
sentenced 10 ~ months hard labor IN the
Renitent:a:v.
Alexani.: J,nr- pleaded guilty 10 the
ehar,. %: :....y. and was remanded unit.
che nineteenth instant.
The wal .: G,..,no Rosa and Rosa Rosa,
ehary.! WI. it:'.ny. was proceeded with
before "A ia..v.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

~rascaily business, and we present the facts
TO proven: our readers from being sw:ndlrd.
Undoubtedly the perpetrators vii! receive
the reward they merit.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

Ofic.: II B"wn. No. i0'. 'irs: precinct.
1esigu.; "a :lc.. under charges. Lac
charge va. 80. il. had received properly
stO!eH i.y o.tyt..-.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

Appointing investigating committees in
-he legislature il something that bad men
dislike very much: homes: men have no
fear of proper Investigation. Suppose a
committe. be appointed 70 inquire into the
manner OF conducting justice o: the peace
courts. Revelations OF an il.e:es.!n. IA
tur.. might be made.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

M><:r;..,r.:. CITY L,,HN>h>.-l ne AZ
thor::..s "a ,aa Ci,y Hal! recently became
aware t.!.t city licenses were an the Stf't''
(which had been .a.s.i. tina. /. = ten do!'':
license VA. altered sd "a 20 increase ~
face 20 800. 1i- ten dollar paper was "a
sued IL :,.u'.: ."Im. when the manipulation
would y.:.c i. ;:,is making ninety dollars
Drof:. Tie altered documents We're hawheu
ahnu. IA. s':t.'-. OK sold 70 those who
needle; them. a.; - an .nduccment. the
oferer would .c.4 :. :or something like tl!t.T
or ~seven-y-hvr dollars. IAe facts "ee'm-
ing known, officers set out 70 capture the
offenders. William Da6rlng. Charles Ars-
NOS. Henry Donate and &c. Heizherser
were arrested yesterday. in the hrst pre-
cinc.. and prope, charges made against
them. Perhaps others are engaged II this
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

the H.... iir,-- Band. u: New York. vii!
come e. H;.w O.i.,n. 10 play for Louisiana
Hose o. -" i.n;th of March. ihe rae
paid ia 50 -" c..l man and s-o 1os t"e
ieade:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

C.THOLrc TOTAL ABSTINENCE As.ocfA-
rIoN.-Th.. association me: last Sunday
evening. about ninety members beng pres
emit. Thirteen new members were admit
.ed. Father Bu.ler. 5. j.. administering the
pledge. I'll. association now numbers one
hundred anu twenty members ana eight
cadets. and in al! respects is progressing
IA yorablv. A. no very distant day. the
NorDfug star hopes to be enabled to chron.
icj. the branching out OF the association
into other parts Of this city and State. for.
through the influence OF the national union
a genera. and concerted movement against
!nt.mperance has aSen organized and is
.laily acquiring additional strength through
out tho entire country. The next meeting
OF the association will be he'd next Sunday
AT ha.:-oast six o'clock. in the Star Hail.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

Loa..y:... r...-:~ announce that railroad
aycur.,n ;.,... Tor New Orleans and
Mard: Ga. Il. lin. At 80 DIG" and
peturg A,-h"@.l Louisville VIII make an
etfor. T., re..l,,: 'He day. Yet hundreds OF
her e.;.:.... W.: ..'m. this WAY.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

Mr. JOHN P:.cr. independent de'"c'iv"
polio. "A Ii"u-.oa. Texas, has retired from
che bu..a... II. formerly resided in New
Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16
TO ALI. WHOM IT NAY CONCERN.

Bv M. 'iOvrrn"r: .
WILLIAM Ws<%., Assistant Sr'ir'sry OF S,st'
81, -.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-05-17
THE POLAR DIs,srEu.

'""'''"'"g '"e return o. portion ol
tie men ol Cap Halls Arctic Exploring
Expedition. aud the r,tort-J C,i.,,r. ,
.,..t .,,..t.,;o. n. H.
'' '
'"i'"'''' J" u" I"''r'''" o. .he INJECT
expressed fhe opinion itni the Pnltu- wa
unfit Tor the sury.cc. mod that r,c injury
,o ,I... .,.s,,i ,.... ,......., ..,..,...-
,.., wy '''' '' "''
'"'"
ihe ''Io"'ng, which we clip from the
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-05-17

did before him. although others hasve gon.
rs far ia sledscs Captain Hall seems to
have broken the icehurrs OF Smiths Sound.
which hsiiied both previous expeditions,
aud saucce'ied in reaching a point where
both Kane and ] claimed To have seen the
open Polar Sea. IN latitude S2-i6, the
" o>t noriherlv latitude ever reached by
amy ship Ills ship WAS 299 miles farther
north than Kanes slip
IL cant understand why the survivors
were lett to the mercles OF foe unless
there WAS difficulty on board the shir.
Al the outset, at Drisro, there was some
difficulty between Hall ami Buddington
This Was settled 10y III. Captain OF the
Congress. There was some hin, very
mvs'erion- in Captain Halls death |
wonidn { lie 10 say that he was killed by
one OF lis men.in u mnt ny, bnt it would
almost look "a, have never known OF
ahv one diving in that region OF apoplexy,
and Captain Hall certainly did not look
like an apople,ic man.
Il think there is strong probability
thst the people on board the Polasis are
safe. aud that the vessel will be back here
10y September. The men who deserted the
ship probably did 50 hccause of HALF =
ie,ih. lie was brave aud resolute man,
aud set ont with the drierm nation to reach
the Mort Pole II II wonld take him five
wears to do II, lie was one OF the
pluckiest men | ever saw, and would GER
tainly have STAYED two wears more 10 ac-
coupish his purpose ifdea'h had spared
him--,i,ath or murder, don't know
which"
Professor Baird ~ the Smithsonian In
-u,ute, thinks the Hall Exprd ton far
rom a failure, aud has no doubt realized
many OF the objects M view ~ sending II
ont
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-05-17
FARMS

420 acres, six miles fr.m Huntington. with
with good house and Outbuilding., on Guvan-
duttc river. PIicr, s2s per acre
4iO acres on Chc.aprnko and Ohio Railroad.
twenty two miles from Huntington: $40 lcre-
timber Of fuc quality: several small houses on
the place Terms easy. Price SIS per acre.
u ncre' on Chc.ap-1ke and Ohio Railroad
fourteen mile- from Huntington; all bottom
laud on Mud river, with a good mill -ont-
Terms easy. Price - 900
100 acres on New river. four miles from sum
iners g II; first rate land in good order; 100
acres timber, balance iu cultivation; good brick
house and outbuilding,: terms Easy.
Price, $4,000
20 acre, within two miles Of Hunting on; G
acres bottom, balance rolling; all rr"d
Price, $1,000
Four f,rm. If respectively. 225. l76. IS. and
$50 acfes. on Hurricane aud sssry Greeks, az
low prices.
So acres m Guyandot,c river and Chc.npcake
and Ohio Railroad. light miles from llu"ting
ton; sooa frame house, richard, &C. $4,000
ION acres On Mud river. onc-half mile froa
Milton depot on Chesapeake aud Ohio Railro1d;
no Improvements but fence. Price. 900
60 acres one half mile from the village ot
Guyandotto on the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
road and GuyHdotte river, orchards 4 houses.
Price, $50 per acre
40 acre. nine mile' fr1m Whue Sulphur
'pin-s. Grrenbier county; 300 acres under
cultivation. balance timber. good house and
ouibnildlng'. Price, tl2 900
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GREAT DISCOVERY!
silver Wine. within 30 miles of Gai-
ipoiist
1 VEN Of SHrcy Ore Sir to Eight Fe,t T,iek on
ne La"d- Of Henry Iike, IN htnam Couaty,
". Va.


The following which we clip IRON, the
Gallipolis BuiitGn clearly demonstrates
tie iacl Of what we have often asserted
thnt the minerals OF West Virginia are
distinct TO make it one of the richest aud
most prosperous States il the Uuion.-
These mines are near the line Of the Che4-
apeakc and OHIO Railroad. aud hut n few
hours distant from eur city. Iurra Tor
the minerals OF West Virginia:
More than year ago, Mr.. lIeary Pike
OF New lork City, took several specimens
of ore from the lands he now owns in Put.
nnm County. West Virginia. TO New York.
aud lett them lying IN h,s Office. The sam
/ pies Wrre quaui Il by Mr. Pike, ard taken
w ''-''' a. St'es''.'s"- nf 'hlarL band" IRON
| ore aud considered rich Amer being iu
his office for some time, Mr. Pixies broth
er, the late :. n Pike happened to come
! IN. and, seeing he ore lying on the floor.
examined IT, lie at once said This j.
silver ore. aud close Y resembles specimen.
of ore- iron silver min ~ in Utah IN which
I am Interested" lie advised that the
ore Ne subjected to assay, that the truth
oi his assertion ia. ht lie tested
Mr.. Henry Pike thereupou placed one
of the sam plies IN the hands OF Messrs.
Dvirrlck, Syarr Il Co, Is Maiden Lane.
y. y. Ar-aysrs and Refiners, Zone Of the
largest aud most responsible firms in the
country devoted to thi- business } aud On
the 23i OF April. 1872 they made the fol-
lowing report which We copy from the orig
mai:
Received from Mr. Henry Pike. one
sample ore, which npon test yield to the
ton OF 2OOJ pounds 43 X ~. silver. Value
per on IN aoid coin SO Gl
For the purpose of more thoroughly
testing tlie matter, Mr. Pike to,k another
sample lo the ranie parties, aud on the
2Jth oi Apsil, 1872, rec eived a report, stat
tng that tue snmp.e "npon te-t Yields to the
ton Of 2OOJ pounds. - % Oh silver. Val.
ne per ton IN gold, sl23 ~ %
Another (and inicrior) sample was ia
ken 10 George ". Plat, "Rpiiner and As.
-aser. No. 4, Liberty Street, ~ Y and on
the 10Th OF Juy, l652. lac reported To Mr..
Pike that upon le-t it yielded . the ton ~
gold $3j GI
The sampes assayel were from the ont.
cropping "i tie vein The vein il irom
s'.c 10 eight (ect in thickness, and Herhaus,
hie ~ q,matilg, underlying vast exten,
oi c,umr,.
The important discovery which we here
chronicle wa made by digging FOR coal.
after going 30 rom eighty 10 ninety feet.
"".L ~ stated before, When found was sup.
ed 20 be black baud iron--m1re cofn-
monty known ~ limestone ore
The ab we ruhrac.- thc -uBe fact in
ihe cnse We have examined the ori tinnl
ref orts OF the a--ayer-. nui given fhe re-
cult There can o., mo- douht Of their cor
fectness tie standing Of the firms preclu.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-05-17
WANTED.

We want n tract OF five ten. or twenty
thousand acres of coal iron, or timber aud
farming land Tor colony.
W s DuwNER & Co.
West Va Real Estate Agency.
over the Post Office.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-05-17
WANTED.

w $ Downer d Co have several very
cheap and eligible houses and lots on Sec
ond Third and Fourth Avenues Persons
settling here will find 1t to their interest to
call un them aud examine their lists.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-05-17
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

We have sixty very eligible building lot. on
the western burder of the city, aad few acre
building lots at very low prices.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-05-17
WANTED.

Mineral and Timber Lands. on or near the
line of tue Chesapeake aud ohio Railroad. in
any quantities. W. :. DOWNER n CO..
West Virgins Real Estate A geucy, over the
Post Office, Huntington.