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some lille hesitation at the opening Of business

.oc,o r,,,a hesitation at the opening OF business
and an, best ~ at can he said for it during the rst
two bonrs is that it fairly steady.
But at the expiration OF that "ms
The market seemed 10 have fuhy ases'eo
The stocks with which it had been fed ior ."e ,aS'
two days and having done so. TO De hunsro' 'n""
ever Bat it was observable that there VINO u'"
elimination in the choice OF favontes. Inc 's'"g
tide was more localized than on "Wednesday and
Thursday. so that while some stocks sho" fnrther
advances of from TO per cent. others dragged
and Mt the close actually show declines from last
evenings figures The special favorites to-day
vere St. Paul up to 9s5s and preferred stock up TO
115a01I51a North west preferred to 13oh~l 1859,
Lake Shore to 113ss0113h, Michigan Central
TO 1Oj Erie TO 44l2@44is, and Centrai ana
Hudson to 13424013iss Ga the other hand'
the Southwestern list of railway stocSs' WHO
better than yesterdays lowest figures, dId not rise
IN the best prices and the coal shares dragged be-
canse they we're in full supply as their prices ot'
Paul. Minneapolis and MInltoba stock made US
appearance among the sales at from % up 10 ID
Central of Iowa again sofa at oo' western
Union was not specially active but after
a decline TO IOI it recovered 10 1Ozis@lO and
Pacific Mail rose from ~ 10 43is. The result Of the
davs husiness il general greater confidence than
ever in higher prices The bear element IN the
market il reduced to less than corporaPs enard,
and unanmIty OF sentiment IN favor OF great
rise in prices prevails to an extent that probably
never was surpassed. Yet it is well worth remem-
bering that the period of a daily rise Of from to
per cent capnet be indefinitely prolonged without
a chance of a sudden reaction from sales TO realize
profits The market closed strong for the general
list although not the best prices Of the afternoon
Government bonds were strong and higher all
around The business at the Boards amounted TO
S4467OO. The final bids show advances Of is per
cent for the 81 and 6s of 1880, and Il per cent for
the IS Of 1881 42s and Is. Annexed are the closing
quotations
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CUPPLEMENT TO SCALPEL No. 46.
- THE ORGANIC LAW.

STRUCTURE vARICoCELE and INTERNAL HEM
ORRU0IDS aud their consequence; pervous exhaustion
absurdt Of swallowing medicines oesorpuve nature OF
and te modern methods OF Treatment the
old obsolete susceptible I5pid
often o. immediate removal
Circuaclsiou: was a religious hygionic ritei
me performing 4 ii promotes vnity and mental
purity. -. 49,
b o d aad nerve stai we'd what IS the cure
Tn. early decay American Is proper check
The increase Of family
rratrsnt 0f structure internal IncisOn
men for Immediate three type cssos oDeraed on by
his private hospital By Dr. DXOn selected
tom three thousand during the past
Oss of Vlrhty Dung Married People, an unsupported
cause.
Influence OF Tobacco the Sexual Powers
Forty four pages. octave elegantly pm Cd 20 cents
The be hal OF iGe editor only for ss, well
volumes ~ O0t Zach Nos A. and
as prce 30 cents, the ARTICLES GA Tobacco.
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MINES AND MINING.

FRIDAY. Oct. 15-P NJ
Mining stocks to-day were dull, and their move
ments were Irregular The Leadville properties
were inclined to better prices. Chrysolite sena AZ
5ls@5ss05l4 Little Chief up to 1.1501.oo' Anle
TO G1D60 cents, and Climax, after sales down 10 80
cents, closed at so cents. Consolidated 'rgin "a
was weaker, 900 but California recovered 10 ~
G2.15. HuI<ill was dull with sales mt 1.ooa 10
Rising Sun at 100. and Green Mountain a. o'oo'
Battle Creek was steady at 3.4O@335. and Boston
Consolidated yielded from 1.40 TO 125. Among
the lowprice stocks Moose was noiaoiy aat"eC sial
Seras declined from 81 to 81 cents'
silver Nugget was weaker ~ 3od3po u
cents. and Goodshaw fell to 30 cents Wenete sn'es
sierra Nevada at 111201l. Union consolidated a,
l6k0l6. and Mexican az 9loG9. 1he market
closed dull and without feature
NLNLNn SINNk ErNH1 We 81 LES
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LITERARY NOTES.

Mr.. Swinburne's forthcoming volume OF
poems is called Studies in song
The author OF "Geier- Wally," Wilheimlne
v. Hillcrn. has adapted the novel for the stage
1t is probable that the old Chicago Post
Office bn,d,ng viii become the home Of the chicago
Public Library.
DR.. Gunther, of the British Museum Is
engaged important work on nshcs, WHICH VIII
contain many illustrations.
Lord Beaconstield is not yet an " obsolete
entiy." Five thousa Nd copies OF his biography pS
Mr.. 7. T. O'Coaner. u. p. are 10 be published
NJ de Freycinet, the ex-Premler of France.
has denied that he was preparing book which would
explain and Justify his actions the head of the Irerch
ministry.
Mr.. George Augustus Sala's America he
visited aud Godsmi;hs Letters from Citizen OF the
world" have included in the Standard series OF
X. Funk d Co.
De Amicis has been travelling in the land
OF dykes and dtches tho being another OF his
delightful books OF travel, entitled Holland
Translation by Caroline Tton being published IN Lou
don.
A new Life and study of the works of
Alfred T.nnyson, By Y. c. Wsce is announced from
Edinburgh II will contain the fullest biography yet
published OF the poet commentary on his works.
history of their reception, and complete Tenyson
bibiography.
The wife of the late Jules Favre has brought
out undor the OF Conferences ct Meianges, some
her late husbands lectures preceded by preface
written by herself which she has introduced sew
era interesting Cleaned from Jules Favres
volumin Gus correspondence
Mr.. George Jacob Holyoake will contribute
o series OF articles to The London COOPERATIVE Ne~s
under the title Among the Americans" The following
are the titles the chapters sea Ways and Sea society,"
Courteses OF New York The Rcpub ican Convention AT
Saratoga; Propaganda U7cs OF Intervewing Men OF
Action 10 Boston city OF Observation-Disclosures i'll Free
Churches Wauderings in Five Great Cities; American
Orafors--wenden Phillips Ineersol and Curtis; fs-
NOUS PreachersWar Beecher Robert Collyer and Pro-
fessor Adler; Cooperation IN the New World state 80
caiism in America; COOPERATIVE Emgration-Vlsts 10
the Premier OF Canada and President OF America; way
side Incidents; Manners and Opinions in America.
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81. LOUIS. ALTON AND Trnnr !! Au1E EAItno.D co. }

n WTT ,
NEw.YoRR October !. 1850. I
fsN0 THE HOLDERS Of Second Mortgage In
come Bonds The 81. Louis, Alton Terre Haute
Ii4ifO @ Company ,,,o 80.
C1 ons OF tne named bonds due May 1880 viii s
na n ne Iomu4uys office NJ 80 WasL, and after
sat,Iay "a .ns-in accordance with orders OF UneJ
Il atsa Court w. RAYARD CUTTING. PreSideAL
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rTpE ST. PAUL. MINNEAPOLIS and MAN

HE UNIVM ~ oNn NJ n nNET n
PER CENT The capital stock Of the Union Pacific Ra
Wv be paid and alter October l. 1881. 20
.to holders record. september 20 1850 New York
sloc khoders viii be pad at Tue Union Trust q mpsny rs
groaauav Boston stockholders
tanVs olee 80 Al Equitable Building. Boston stock
t'i viii h. closed pepem or reODened october
N'V- Vs. HENRY MCFARLAND ID. iTeasursr
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I, I
Ivla siLee Jan. $40
lals--...-,... 4s7a,iS S7COa 1856 l0,s,sss sss
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aIiOns remain unclan ged as follows

In London British consols were strong and higher
States Bonds Were steady 10 ii r@ s. at io
412s at 1888, aud 4s Is up at 1929. Ere
Railway shares were 81 lower at 43Ss and
second consols were 4 lower at SO after decline
10 95l2. Atlantic aud Great Western iirSts-new
lssue-sod at 503i G5 and old seconds at 2S3t929.
Pennsyran!a was Is lower at 6l7s. Reading Is
higher us, and Central aud Hudson l. lower at
1854, The Bank OF England to-day gained
100000 bullion on balance. In Paris, French
per cents rose 10 SJ.45. The following is a SPECIAL
cable to KIcrnan's Wall Street News Bureau:
The CrediJ Foucier aud the Blnque de Paris et
Puy Bas have joined The Panama Canal Svndicate.
Both these are Sohd and responsible financial lnSt-
tut0ns it Is tet that the fact OF their Ia Ilng
an interest in NJ. de Lesseps's canal scheme places
1t upon decidedly improved footing and relieves t
from much OF tue dlsirnst with winch capitalists
nave hitherto been inclined to regard ltn
The lecelDts OF -four and gram &C the prncipal
Atlantic ports this 9th day of October were:
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roU.rU CALI O'CLOCK p. NJ.
IBY gGRAru TO THE TRIBUNE ]

Tucson. Ari Oct. 15.-The Hon. J. X. Luttrell,
of California G. neral J. II. Anderson, of Richmond,
Va. and other capitalists of Virginia and Now York
have purchased eleven mines 1T Washington Camp.
Patagonia district including the famous Poo mines.
for half million dollars. his is the most impor-
tant ssIe made for some lime. Since January last
this company have expended over 81 100000 Iii
Arizona. TIE party left lass night for tbcr homes.
Extensive dey eOpments viii be at once commenced.
Mr.. Lut.rell is i'll charge Of the property.
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EXTRACT FROM DR. DIxoN's LECTURE OK HEM
OkRHOIDS.

The nerves that the internal OF TIE
rec.um important IN It's acton neal. and
n ENLARGEMENT Of the Voius
exist they telegraph tie brain the necessity of the stool
but which thread ~ d-hcse network
membrane covered The elar ed
aid cunressd veins piles which the sny
supply OOod they cease 10 nouy The pr sence OF tho
$780, he inmodi9tcy
rougds the fast lower inch Of the bowel When
hesth N Is always tightly closed well asleep
awass mt III eI2nsed by discharges from internal
q, ding plies terns ufcersu kenej 10y pro
yrane mics or prolonged Illness roaxes and permits
,ss or rpiarSed pr0:i uds constituting
niles IL the gateEeeper the nerves tho sentnes and
fDesseDgers 49,. A.. 49, -
M that portion Of the bowel Gales the colon,
s,eDe. higher hGbItual COBstpatcd
more iess Of The recilm
eclious OF water Ard sin mere oil stimulating fluids,
call Az turpe itise constipation are pernic"u= They
dsena and destroy heatAiu c1EtracJc power oil TIE
bowel exmnat0R Of WHO nave lohg osed then
bv The shows cogtNtso and relaxed con
don membrane Its adhesion 10 me muscular
os,at ikehsl, and II clips d0wnwad @nd passes The
sphueter upno IN hose cases Mheie mere
arr OF piles tac disease cca fToaPSS
The Hecfum - a,
ma tent sometimes within ant sometimes Without some
Times naufpi quite enduTaDo they often be-
ro.e reduced thick and partially sold um0rs rendering
uncomfortable Df Interfering WITH Gle inness
itching. INES reducing permanent
thLenIo of the They pToluce fsu kissGre
80 her aud by sympathy.
~ssSnes. OF the BLADDER and It's append lges.'
Inc ose ~ rents ~ EDWARD "A. DIXON, NJ D. 20 Filth
Y
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no THE STOCKHOLDERS Of the CHRYsO.

fVO THE STOCKHOLDERS of the CHkISO-
4 LITE SILVER MINING CQMfANY: 49,, ~,
In July resignation OF majority OF he boltu
of Trustees and The election o trustees 10 MI the sue
cessive vacancies thus frleo. the affairs OF TINS oompany
ungcrsrued rs a practically lanage ment go
The COmuanv was heavily debt and the mine was with
ont deGnc measurable cveshe results q large ox.
penifrcs desperate stanng after immediate pr0luot
aud excess di Idcnfs =.
The .toc was pdv declining under the effect OF alarming
reports circulated concerning H.
Since me r.t August nearly fOnr hundred thousand
been earned aud paid The Oop5u' ha
considerable surpu~ AT cums against IT, ana the
explorations now progress Ia thc Anne nave aHealy
developed tOnal Of more detel account
nual Meeting -, 49,. .. -
Those O hoders who wish The work thus begun 10 20
continued property OF the Company 70 be adnins
tCreq and business nr'ncpics Win
ont reference 10 OF Spectators without runug
IN debt While laying aud without mrcrresena
lion nf the Coupanys affairs cthe to encourage or hs
courage holders IL It's shares are REQUESTED u sehu er
proxies 10 either ot the Undersigned ,,. -, q
r. W Ravnond, u Bowlmc.shp President; Abram =.
Hewitt, II RoNlug-slp Waiter Gurnee 80 Nasausf
Daniel = DplctoD BOndst thomas C. ilatt. ~ BROAD
BnLiiug william 80rien HOiel Brunswick, Trustees.
Published b. order of The Board OF Trustees.
FRANCIS Il. APPLETON, Secretary.
October t. 1880
TTNADILLA MINING CO.. 50 Broadway
u y y: mines I'm Clear Crock County Co..; capital
500 600 shcs 81 each stock essable listed aud
registered at y y Mining Stock Exchang weekly reports
PUBLISHED. VIII. Whiuock, secretary.
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Bnllion valued at SS7 143 81 was received in
New-York yesterday from the mines
At the regn9r meeting T 1i tne board OF trustees Ices
Yesterday Daniel =. Appleton and Drake De Kay
reqlpued their Offices president and secretary ant
Possiier W. RAYMOND was elected president and
Francis r. Appleton elected secretary. In
another column will be found address to tue
Stockholders which viii prove OF interest. partc-
ularly at this time, and IN vie" OF the approaching
The Horn silver Company received eight bars of
fine silver yesterday, valued at T6.I1C 81
r. III. Ellsworth, superintendent If che Eagle
River Consolidated, arr we'd III NewYOrk yesterday.
hay ny left the mines Saturday last. Tie brought
with hm several fine specimens OF ore from the
from z Y mines III the Mount OF the Holy Cross,
recently addict 10 the Eagle RIVER prop
erly. The pay. sireaks in, these fssure veins
are from SIX inches to three feet wide, the
siv.iuch streak vie ding ore which + 964 free
gold per ton. mica yein go feet vide has also
been discovered in one of the company's claims just
mentioned. Samples of this mica are now on eXhi-
hilton ut the cOmpInv's Office. Mr.. Ellsworth re-
norts tine Hope tunnel IN solid galena ORE eleven feet
in thickness The Herald tunnel is also IN ore rum
nng 50 of silver and 10 per cent of lead
Favorable developments are reported in the De-
cotnr Shaft No. 1, the snking of which is pro
,T.ssinr rapidly. good body OK orc Is being
The Deer Isle continues TO show mp good ore. The
latest average assays give $50, $5G and $l4 silver
Dr. j. H. Rea the mining expert. is now in Nova
Scotia inspecting the mines III that section, III the
interest of certain capitalists VINO nave been al
ttacted by the recent glowing reports from that
Tie Stocks of the Miner Boy and Maachite Com
panIes were admitted 10 the regular list of the
American Mining STOCK EGchahee al tne E'st meet
The Homrstake Mining Company has declared
double dividend OF 90 cents Per share loi 'he mouth
her % This d yldend will make the total sum of
S72O 600 that has been distributed TO stockholders.
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THE MEDICAL TINES

Bi.weeKiy Journal Of Medical and Surgical sdcace.
EGiied by HoRATIo c. WOOD NJ d.
The attention Of Tie profession IL invited 70 fhe iHts as
ne ~ N moi The .eraDs Aec Jou HAS pupi nei ID
eouptry 81 PEI sendl csns0i stoei y coy
u LIPYlSGOll " CO.. P4blslsis- fAi---~A.hl~
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FRIDAY. Oct l5-p NJ
The Stock Exchange markets to-day showed
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Sultan. At all events the occurrence is cited as another bit of evidence, if any were needed, of the state of suspicion and alarm which now prevails in the palace and through all branches of the government. The habltual condition of the Sultan's mind is that of ex- citement and foreboding. He can scarcely endure mention of the situation of Tur- key under the persistent demands of the powers, and has forbidden nickname of Eng land to be mentioned in his presence. Wheth- CT this action be taken in mere fit of spleen or is one of the symptoms of the alteration of mind which his conduct of late has ex- hibited, it is likely to have grave and unpleas- ant results. If he follows his resolution the Sultan must refuse to see the British am bassador, which would at once sever all dl- plomatic relations between the Sublime Porte and England, and the consequent more wig orous pressing of treaty claims against UT key by force. The Sultan further declares that the powers are attempting to trifie and defraud him of his possessions, that reform means the dismemberment of the empire, that the ulterior object of combined Europe is to accomplish that end. The conviction is growing in political and official circles that the powers will soon have no alternative but to abandon negotiations or depose the Sul- fo1
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-19
MARINE LIST.

MARKHAM-In Middle Haddam. Oct. 14th, Mrs hitable Markham, aged T, widow of the late H John Markham.
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NEW ENGLAND.
Massachusetts.
Flight of a City Cashier-Alleged Defi-
 ciency of Ss2, 900.


 Flight of a City Cashier-Alleged Defi-
 ciency of Ss2, 1000.
 BOSTON, Oct 1S-John A. Woodward, who for fifteen years has been in the service of the treasury department of this city, hold ing during the last few years the position of cashier, is alleged to be defaulter to the amount of SS1,0 ,0O0. From the disclosures made it appears that Woodward's first crime was June 13, 1876, less than year after his appointment as cashier, when he drew 8 check on the sinking fund for $13, ,00O, but this he restored 8 week later. His next ven- ture was on January ,, 1877, when he drew check for $25, ,O0O, having covered his tracks successfully by means of transfers from one account to another. At various times thereafter he covered deficiencies of $15, ,OoO $22, ,OOO and $20, GOO. until the tota reached $82 1000, besides some deficiencies amounting to few hundred dollars in his petty accounts. Woodward, who has disap- peared, was about 30 years old, and lived at Jamaica Plain. He stood well socially, and was not known to be a speculator or extrava- gant in his expenditures. He was supposed to be bachelor but, since the discovery of his crime, Miss Amy Knowlton, supposed 
 told his mother that she had been married to him for two years
 Superintendent Adams ordered the prep aration and mailing of large number of circulars, each bearing photograph of Woodward. The photograph shows him with side whiskers. Of late he has had his whiskers cropped, and has allowed his beard to grow. The police circular is as follows BOSTON, Oct. 1S.-Wanted in this city for embedding $82, GOO in various sums, John A. Woodward, aged 32 years, five feet seven or eight inches high, weighs about 150 pounds, dark complexion, blue eyes, black hair which grows well down on his forehead and is part ed well up on the side, black whiskers and moustache, the whiskers being worn full, and cropped close at present, is quick in his movements, converses intelligently and gen tlemanly in his manner. Please arrest, and telegraph to
 DANIEL G. ADAMS,
 SuDeritendent of Police
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Iowa.
Disastrous Effects of the storm.

Disastrous Effects of the storm.
 COUNCIL BLUFFS, Oct. 1S.-The snow and wind storm of Friday and Saturday, although not so severe in this portion of the State as at some other points, was something unusual for this part of the season. Snow fell all Friday night, melting as fast as it descended It has been very cold since, with raw north western gale to-day. The roads are frozen solid and very rough, bearing up heavy vehi- cles. At Pacific Junction, twenty miles south of this city large round-house, about com pleted there by the B. and NJ. R. R. Co.,, was demolished by Friday nights storm. On Saturday trains on the Valley branch of the Chicago and Northwestern railway were block aded by the snow drifts and reported to be from five to seven feet deep. At Missouri Valley, twenty miles north, the walls of a new two-story brick building were twisted and warped from five to seven inches out cf line and the building had to be braced to hold it together. All along the Sioux City railroad from this point to Sioux City snow fell con- tinueusly Friday night and Saturday, melting as fast as it fell Trains from St. Paul and Yankton due Saturday have not yet arrived bnra
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Republican Town Convention.

Election Of Delegates to the County
 Shrievalty Convention. A meeting of the Republicans was held at headquarters in Tyler's Hall, last evening, 10 nominate delegates to the shrievalty conven- ton.
 The meeting was called to order by John s. Fowler, chairman of the Republican town committee.
 James Bishop was elected chairman and John W. Lane secretary.
 Franklin H. Hart, Charles I. French and James c. Ford were appointed committee on credentials.
 They reported the following list of dele gates:
 First Rutherford Trowbridge, John w. Lane William Gay, Charles H. Oaks. rSecond ward-Charles I. French, Leslie Northrop, B. l.. Hazard, Samuel Lloyd
 Third ward-Charles B. Matthewman, Ed win R. Smith Fourth ward-WiIlis N. Buttrick, Jireh B. Foote, Wallace I. Foote
 Fifth ward-B F Mansfield, Charles Hide brand.
 Sixth ward-Amos J. Beers, Frederick A. Betts.
 Seventh ward-Franklin Hart. Edward H.
 
 Eighth ward-Francis Wayland, Johnson T. Platt, Henry E. Pardee, William E. Eos ter
 Ninth ward-Edwin c. Dow, Charles S. Meeker, Albert Hilton, William H. Jackson. Tenth ward-John P. Studley, Charles H. Fabrique, James c. Ford, George B. Miller, Charles W. Palmer.
 Eleventh ward-R. T. Ellis, Loren S Hum iston.
 Twelfth ward-Warren Robinson, William Konold.
 Thirteenth Alexander Sinclair, James Bishop.
 On motion the convention proceeded to an election of delegates, 0. B. Matthewman and Charles H. Fabrique being appointed tellers.
 The election resulted in the choice of the following delegates: Charles I. French Charles T. Morse, John P. Studley, Alexan- der Foote. Adjourned.
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 Apply to the
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