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New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
LITERARY NOTES.

A politicai ode by Lord Byron, recently dis"
covered in weekly newspaper Of 1872 will soon be re-
printed
Lord Dufferin intends TO publish his
.neabes and addresses made during his Cover
nor-General of Canada
The number of copies Of the Bible in cir
culaton at the beginning cf the present century Is e|
timated at 100000 II il believed tha' the circulation
has since increased to 14S,oOO'OOO eope'.
"Harpers Young People" begins its second
wear on election day. firmly established in the recaid OF
Its young readers Ten thousand bound voinmes o, 'e
first wear have sold Hereafter II Nn wear llfh
green cover, which Will carry all OF The aiVeGuSeuoS
G. w. Carleton & Co. publish to-day MIS-.
Mary J. Holiness new story " Chateau dOr' ana '"c'
have alrea6y received orders for nearly The Whole o '
hrst edition Of 10000. Ms Holmes resides III R b'er &
port. n " but She Is al p'eS0L 'i'' '
many.
Mr.. w. II. Mallock. who asked IN doieiul
s,rain is life Worth Living 2" has returned TO hcuon
bn il is moi stated whether the romance which WI" be
begun In the January Belgravia rar'"Aes ol tne
saiirlcal favor of The New Paul ana NiFSihio' WINCH
made sport Of modern science
Tn "Trov: It's Legend. Literature and
rcporraphy" Charles scrmers Sors) Mr. s. G. W
pcui,n gives succinct account Of ,he H0nerc story,
of tlr Uomeric literature and controversy and OF the
IopoCraphy OF the auclent cip'a as rcN1Aiou a" 0O
Lrmod 10y recent investEation.
Mr. Thomas Frost mas NTillen p"Vh WIN
the lite In Kent VITA Charles Dickens" II is mar
ratiyc ~ Town IN Kent among the introduced
into the novcst's stories. The book opens with iuu
down the Thames to GraVcSend 10 visit Chalk "here
Dickens suent his HONEYMOON. The author SAYS Ina'
Dnglay Do AMI its ncgl borhood can hoi ne luchine
AM he oil rs proof that the place is Impossible
The second series of VI. Paul de Saint VIC
tors dramatic studies will be devoted TO Shakespeare
and the third 10 the French Theatre from lis origin 20
Eeaumarclls. Only first volume OF the first series
has been published. II is called" Les DeuX Masqucs'
md treats Of the divinity of Bacchua of the orlsh OF e
Creek theatre and Of the TRAGEDIES OF E.chyus. Ii viii
he followed by volumes SopEOcCs, Euflpdcs Aiis-
touhancs ,ld the Indian dramatic poet. CohduSa.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
CLOSING PRICES OF clLHoPy1 STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO, Friday. Oct. %, l,o0
,,-....-.t... ~, .t,,. N.sts~.ta~ .ro-ia
LEY rrLrGRArn TO TIE rRInryE.l

HELENA. Mont Oct. 29.-Ihc Albion Lode, one
Of Tie Bald Buttc mines. In SILVER Creek District IS
attracting much attention, Ih9 second clGa up
was made yesterday. SKY tons OF ore crushed III
fvc-stamp mil welding $4,000 IN gold. there Is
large body oi this rIcn ore now IN Sg1t IN the nine.
The Alta Montana Companys new furnace is run
ming successfully Manager NlckS has returned
0GnrN. Utah. Oct 28.-Professor Blake has ro-
turned from an examination Ot the autmony field
III Irc Cherokee mlnc. Plumas County, California,
has struck an foor ledge IN the Garfield shaft.
The mil AT the Green Mountain mine Is running
spcudldiy; the Cherokee mil also.
Bullion Naiucd at S39,279 Is was received in this
city Yesterday from the mines.
\ Brooklyn correspondent WrtcS:" VIII yoU give
Ms soWeihl Iu reL ard TO the sullivan Rt tMcl
mines You report very thoroughly on all Western
mines, but many OF your readers are Interested
East and would occasionally Ike TO near from That
scclon-wnat the mines are, what IS being done,
ii6c information which The TRIBUNE receives
from tie mines IN Maine and that vicinity Is We y
indefinite indeed. lt Is not improbable. however,
that the importance Of the Developments made IN
shat section W.tmn the last ir" months VIII ueces-
state fuller Intelligence from the mines OF tlat
district, Whenever there Is a general demand Tor
information lHE TRIBUNE wlll supply ltl
" Subscriber" asks information concerning Sll-
yer Nugget which could undoubtedly be Obta ned
M Inc Office of the company and much of which
has already been gwen IN our columns. lie should
remember. however that facts are news, and oDlu-
IONS are not aud LIE tribune merely proposes to
The .ver Nurcc, mine was shut down last Mon
day. The superntcrdeut- report OF the IGth, just
received, states that tine total length nor,h .aleral
second level is 10 feet. The south duft same level
has been extended 10 feet with face IN rich ore
showing some horn silver, also some
native silver aud black suphures. The east cross
cut ia b feet face III very hard rock. Water Is
coming in quite freely from TINS direction, aud
tau, Is being put in 10 take it up The north lateral
DRIFT 9O-loot level has been discontinued on ac
count OF bad air. The minc employs twenty two men.
The DIiiy IreR}gg LUiicdR (San Francisco has col
lcctcd the following statistics OF the September
bullion product OF thlrty-twO mines:
- Gold mines, $5G11OO
10 silver 932IOO
Cod and silver 39s, 900
Sls92 100
SO Mines, september lS19..-...-........ ~ S33 100
Since January /. 1850 an average Of 2S mines
have prOGuccd TlLlGO,GOO. OF winch 50. .l72 700
was III god, 81, 13O, 600 IN silver and $2J7 800 In
lead.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
MINES AND MINING.
FRIDAY. Oct. 20-P. ".

Mining stocks to-day were dull, and the active 'SS
Generally wns lower. Consolidated Virginia ana
California declined to go and 10j respectVey.
Exceptino South IItc, which rose from rs 10 oo
cents the Ieadyille shares were either dull or weak
The feature among the low-prIce shares was I DuI
range which rose from 90 cents to 40 cenIS or ar,
closed at 81 cents Moose and Great Eastern -. " 90
strong and Silver Nugget recovered " ceh1s i'i i"
cents. but closed al 21 cents The market clo'oU
quiet and about steady.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
Ncm l1nhli,niloils
CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS
<~r,xN- nnATsE.

CHARLES SCRlBNER'S SONS
NEW BOOKS:
THE LIFE OF CHARLES HODGE. d. d. LII. D.
by his sou. A Hols D. d. Witl two steel portraits
vol. svo. 81.
Of DIT Charloa Hodge by his SON viii take rank
server.
THE AP0CRYPHA or THE OLD TESTAMENT.
with historical Introductions Revised Translation, ard
No,,s Critical and Explanatory. by tie Rev B. C. Bisse
D. D. uhe supplementary volume to Lanses Conmen
tary') ! VOL royal syo, So
The Arocna Books have great h,toG, interest Ssa and
'9i ve2 ft ettor ci Professor Rosvel D
IiitcbeocA
GIEANINGs FROM a LITERARY LIFE.
BY Professor francis Bowen of Harvard University VOL
Syo, 81.
tits liberal education itseli 70 be familiar with these
Pages Tic Christian Intelligence
TIE EXPLORATION OF TIE WORLD.
FART H. TIiE GREAT NAvIGATORs OF TIE
EIGHTEENTH CENTURY
ry JULES Verne. Very fully illustrated lyo' syo' extra
cloth. So 80
The work worthy 0; ycr e praise for its great use
fullcss-lBnt Quarterly Rcylcw.
THE GRANDiSSIMES.
STORY OF CREOLE LIFE. BY george w. Cable
author Of Od creole Days vol l2mo. cloth extra 81 90
Its in many respects most cugual contribution to
American lct Ol- Hartford COU1&nt
ARMY LIE IN RUSSIA.
BY Lieut. T V. Greene, 5. A.. late Military AttachG
OF TIE United tates Location at Petersburg VOL l2mo
81 3D.
vor, rar.st interest ana OF universal morit-lNY
LycA..i% Posi-.
A JOLLY FELLOWSHIP.
By Frank r. stockton author OF " Rudder Grange
Illustrated. vol, l2mo ExIa Cloth 81 81.
There car he no dount r. tocEton hos no Amer
ican oq wIlteT OF stories for Dl5-LN \ Herald
THE THEATRES OF PARIS.
ByJ. BBANDER NATrHEWS.
Illustrated. vol. 1Gmo II p.
"A charmine little BOOK which page can be con-
stGeTcd dull Baltimore Gazette.
- These books Tor sale by al booksellers, or viii be
sent prepaid, receipt OF price by
CHARLES SCRlBNERS SONS,
No 7f3 ami 7i5 I.TOaCway, Ncw-York.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
ile!ia.ons Nollce5.

4 ADVERTlSE}lENrS FOR THE NEW
- Xo,.k i.iog ~; MI J. / ic IVc2 A. %, tI
on 3OS Tcsr r,.cn,.i.l rds cor Eightl ave-, No.
S% La,l ol [grJ'rgal,, c9 or o a l i, :3
I.O0i ana 2eNi Ianay' cor one;an ireland. %enr,
hlauson VI. T.. Church, Nor olst. near Grand zach
ine M tc " "L4AE D t.t I41i ,' l.- - - - L." Sl
scrptua. paintings seats nee All cordially welcomed
Dr, 4. i .LLGWs. VII preach TD.NoEROW M0RNING at
- O'Clock ana Al 80 IL thc evening. Public cordially liz
American Tempe rance Mon Hay rly = Theatre lh
IT, IT, % , -, a. P ,i ,,acy 10Y t cf. Hc. y" e.
u the Power ami How % Ia.c Ihcu" solos quafteis
anu '"'''''' '' '''' ''' 'j6s T. B5GhHDU- Prs,t
Aninon Memorial Cburci, t-'A,a , west west q etaye
il E1a NEwIo%,' WI. pc IN tat moSaGt '''' ''' 10
Ar>9gaton iqi h & j f. ,s sqrser so N iT
AIrmHo6< a, T. fb5 cas, for yoang non ernrIaiiy.
Meeting IDm,a, ana 5s.g,oay eycmgGs al ceiocA
excJpeu Union PRAYER Mcetnra fIom 33I To 45oococ&
At iirookIyn Tabcrnacir.-Dr TALIAGH To.M)R
ROW a! ~, H. 9alcci I " iAe BE-, i'er , Of N4At @ Iugs
HAGEMAN viii sing at the 1abbith'chooi at Ccoc@ p m
Al ChickertnR Hat
The Rcv.Josi.rH u. KEKR, D. D.
VIII preach .i a., UpeH ~ G,,I nf i afternoon
Also tue large choir diIcctcd by Asa HCLL
Al seats iicn. All invited
"a Clarendon Hall. l.. l3ihst. 4fhave Rev
Hen ~ CApSS breaches tins afternoon $3.50. AL
cordially invited. Go0l singing
Al Coopcr niaa Hall sunday evening. Charles w
SAWYER win speak GOspe Temperance singing by large
CHOIR IT $50. AL are invited
Al Fiith Avenne Baptist Church West 4Gths near 5tn
aVc-Iie Kev. THOMAS AEMITAGE. ID, pastor. vii
preach SUNDAY II m. and 1:f5 =. Sundays cloo
$3.50 Prsyermeetne Wednesday, $40 Strangers
COluialy welcome.
Al scotch Pre.byternn Church, l!,nst. between 5u
and OtAayce.- Srrylccs TOMORROW At 1890 a. m.
Il -,
preach. Lecture Oh NESDAH EVENING. At 3 O'Clock
Al -teck Hall. 40 II East 4thst~A A Scientific Eea
eon .Or lbr orty pf the Individual" viii be given b.
Nr. \. J. DAVIS 80 II O'Clock. Al cordially Invited.
Al II Paa'- lethJdisf EpscOpli Church AN aud
--lfEBtN I'nr lisy. a. fII/8i RAID. morning
and evening Tlc Rev Dr VERNON, u Italy missionary,
aIGfesses ~ 5uuaa school %;3u D. H.
University Place Pre,5,i ierifn Cburch lilo Rev A
= IJNI ~ d., val oniD atc t0wor"w. Inc morning ser
wee ,yll Le 40 ll ococ lI Goo aitoruopn az O'Clock.
a.e s.Ori.ng preaching ty tHc rev Dr. VI RNON, vi
Iome Itil. .t,e iiic lcv. ~. ~. Al ri BAD proacAes
4. 2 q tle4lcs
tbs LemanLs vi the HonI." Young men invited
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
pTILDOuTNGO con. MINING CO.

ID Mines at silver GIN Colorado
Capi'al StOck. BlUO00.OcO. SLares 2OO0OO Par eA
lm1,rs: w. IT, Birnuin. President ). ". DoIser Vi.
Oalces. 80 Broadway. New Yor,
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30

WHAT THE PRESS SAYS ABOUT
THE DLCENNIAL SCElBNEE5."
The Largest Sum5er ever issued 10 pages.
"If there been finer number Of Illustrated
magazine puDlsu. than ts ISSUE OF ,CRIBNEH's we do
not remember to have IT, Louisville CourerJ Irna
"Itisa marvel Of the perfc ION which MAGAZINE Mus
ra,iou being brought u ts country" y Express.
The y y Evcnng Pos sls Of the new cover: "Boh the
ooor ard the los ga have been cham -c! FOR a peoI"
TIE Philadelphia Pres. ers stcduau's essay Wait
Whitman tI most noticeable Werty crIclam published
In America since Nr. L0Wolla earlier work.
The essay on .a'd 3v The SyrneieI RcpubH-
can 10 be remarkable aad valuable .taly The great
Enrlshmaus lii. aad character
AK your books Her neaadeacr about tie special oncr
by when can be had
q NUNBTRs FOR 50 90.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30

OLD PARIS;
ITS COURT AND LITERARY SALONS.
Hy Catherine Charlotte Ua1y Jacsson) 12mo 90 -.
Resemble degree those sqions which described
init Its full Of tan easy sp1aAty. ana t.en satr
ical. just ltuc Scaudaous and Invariably amusing. .
Challenges little crii quotes fcw au.h0rl and Simply
aims at being as Il be-Ieal-. tA,arun London.
HLLEBRANDS GERMAN THOUGHT
From the seven Yc. Way 20 Go,Les Death l2mo s. TO-
AUEEBACH'S BNGIITA
1Cmo Leisure Hour series, g..
HENRY HOLT IG CO., Now-York.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
proposGls.
IMPROVEMENT OF SAVANNAH RIVER.

UNITED SrArKs ENGISEER OFFICE
ARMY BUILDING. NEN- \ ugK CiIl, oct 70, ~ an.
SEALED PROPOSALS. in tuplO te addressed Y, ,,i,ek
dr.iruei win De received tbs Ohce mt l. -. nd
noon od the 10th NONVuOtr lNo0, AZ VA h'h I'd.
l.a they W.u coptucdm IN The presence e" OIl. iaay
moving all uihcr oO8trUcu Iul huli0lAo we
u tDc River, above Augusta ga -. ar pro-
~p,cnclh nt Instructions O. bidders ana pAuN , PosA
posas may b, obt iucl tls Ol's or 81 N" a az IN,
Cutpa col T. gan. Gas, Charleston r. O., ON t ,,tt'-V
tending odiogs - - O. ,,',ns.rs H. = A.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
Mlnlng.
BARCELONA MINING COMPANY,

DAKJELUNA MININV NVWPANY,
- NYE COUNTY, NEVADA.
Office 10 Broadway, NeW.YOrE.
Incorporated the laws ot the state ~ New "a.
Cauta sJOOOOUO n 100000 shares Of the par va 10
Full paid and unassessable '<'s
President, DAVID {. Felrs: Nte-PTesdent A. Sow.
ance; ManaCng Director W. f. Leon; Secretary n qT'
barnes. Trustees David G. Ferris, 4. J severance "
W f. IcOh belmont Nevada. john .. Jones a.. ssns,'5
Nevada ii. S.Nn.ngs l}u ar.-st. New YORK sar1EeS
Buue 40 BfOad.si., Newl ork; VIM L. Flag,er -uperr.
Albany CO.. N y superintendent ~ mines w. T. IIass1e
Cmnpany's Bankers Ameic can Exchange National s.syy
Eepi-5r of Irau-sers TIusf Company, News Ye.9
=. - l-..tr. L lrl-n. md
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
SUPPLEMENT To SCALPEL No. 4G.
- TIE ORGANIC LAM.

SUPPLEMENT To SCALPEL No. 4G.
- TIE ORGANIC Law"
STRUCTURE. vARIcocELu. aad INTERNAL HEM.
s6.uri.5 5.alIi Of a.oo1 ,-ts &C. crruyS nature
Old uetocs obsolete W are low susccu-O- o. idpd anu
Circnrc.s.on: wa, il religions or hycenc rtcl two
methods .. performing IL Il promotes vIly and mental
Ncaialria and tremia what are taey' People who are
III eaiy decyo mcican women Is it proper 10 check
TfaStHnt ci Structure by Internal incsoa iustru
meni ior immediate cure three tI cases op.iated on Joy
nom tiree Mou-ad utafed during Tie past wears
loss OF VIuny OIns Aaliei People, au unsuspcced
Tndlcpce Of Tobacco on ne sezul poEcrs,
The whole De- mad iho cutor only for s5, well
a. pTlce % cents, contain TIE articles Tobacco
EXTRACT FROM DIR. DiX0N's LECTURE on HEM
"rhe nerves that supag . njtna or mucous coat Of e
recun ay a very mi oIt part go is AIT ON H hoah end
ey sf tev tce,p - a., brain the Of stool
but beu the,, ucrs,wi,A thread Ga cate hrl "olk
and std VEINS piles which the mteI.s constantly
the II or o..el c II te b5S,i We We aro in
DE dine pie or terga uicesti i or Ne keae by pro
tIudn2 pies or prolonged Illness % roiNes ana permits he
ps II is tlc saeAeo?'r tc nerves aie ihe nels and
.The lecoua n teo'n. II generoHg enpty The foccs
eunuane M ihsi portion oi ilr bowel caie the ooon I've
iucle> hgheL SO s1u is haD4tualy ,oat pae0 without
in0re .ess disease Of the lcctuuL
ea aid Ir, Zine igf constipation ara prnci.nS lhey
destroy tie AtdAlu ConttaCLt power Oi tie
bOwr. j ,eI-uls VINO us.d thcIu
lv the sueculln always shows gsty" ana relaxed
al on # fc loou membrane it, adl sion to tnc muscular
coat j. weakened. and II downward and passes The
spucleT muhct. uUtL2, IA tVs5 where ihcio
afe OF piles TIC disease oed Ffo apde< VI
TIE NCetUga.
Aite piles have existed for long time AMI hlIassed The
IA sometimes within am sJncmcs ~iia0uL some
Times painful and quite enGuabe they often BE-
como reluc ick ard partially sod umprs reuI IrrlhR
the person SUI uncomfortable DTincrerng with crau ness
Irritating aud itching and sometimes producing permanent
thc kenlAg verge They produce tstud flssI
and other O The bowel a.d by sympathy great
Weakres. The bladder and rs appeudigc-.'
Os- 2j cents - EDWARD IA. DIXON, NJ d. ~ MIN
y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
CORPORATION Notices.

NOrICE.-PIoposalS for building a rlp-rap
~ embaukmeut Wlth rubble wal ON top uel.o. ara
wooden Iltt'rm n nous ot tr s'ne lrom i3h to 70
r.. VIII Dee bv ttc Dtnlrtu.nt oi DocNS. l fnd -
Duanest. unul Noyem TO- l~oi at II 0cOrh m s ~
further information Sc the cay Eec r Tor sic ~ ~"
HAL.
OTlCE.-PrOposalS will be received at tne
~ Hcadqu3rie Ere Department unt November = ~
Tor forage tOI iull Information fuc tty hct''' -
sale al 80. > city Hall
OllCE.--PrOpoSalS will be received NJ tlo
~ omee OF the Department. q! Pablo Charts, an! sr
rctiion. No OO ildNe, until Frdty october ~ Ia
groceries vc. For iull Information sec Cy Record I' ~
at No. . Clty II ali.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
CHRYsOLlTE SILVER MINING COMPASY
rn rnE STOCKHOLDERS.


IN July last by the resignation of majority oi The Bos,,
Of Trustcs ami the election Of trustees 10 80 as an,
ccsslve vacancies tg frlc1, tie affairs oi this compaa,
came under the o ;he policy nov represented by u.
ungrrs ynod ~ q practically new ~ ih'3 'meIt
The Company heavily IN dc3i all tie nine was vim
ou feuifcy iraslrraDlc rv.t Doc r'1- OF age -
pendtures aat desperate straning iief lnmei'; pOa.
he toc wa. rapid declining under The effect u arna.
repO,t. Circgla cI cDncerninT d.
Sace thc dg.t of August nearly folr hundred h01 srs
dollars OF det ms been canned md paid the COMPANY hn
cor.lCrtfc .iTD.u. over al claims aBaI- ali ~
exuo or4flon- now puf"rss n the HJue hiFH aiIeSs
welcomed add Onal masses O Or more u" 80 t 0ms
vii be aid before khOders AZ the approaching Az
Tose -toc xhodcrs who wish the work thu7 begun n -
ontuur and ihe property o. tuc Company ~ J' dl.
trei Win vlgo- and economy 01 husnrss puacp.s xn
our reference ihe interest n HptrIllor WoIf rInasr
In ,ebt whs plyng divide Ids, aai without mir rtsehta
ton Of the Conu1nys AFFAIRS eitier 10 encourage "
the holder oi it, shares a lcd4c-leA u SEND ihr
proxle- 10 either 0f the un Iof7ign- -1t
r. W. Raymond. IL Burintsip PfeAdsn.i A7f3m g
Htwtr, Il b1rIns.iD Wtt.r - tsdr1ee ., - Al s.;
Daniel Apu eton BOnl.st; Thomas G. Plltf, g Br0s
wav. M A. l. Pot 3l2 Pue.sf.. James H. BankeI. JrerI
Bniding: william Borden. Hole. brlGs"lcE, Trustee.
published by order Of the Board ~ Trustees.
FRANCIS Il. APPLEION, S-cretsrY
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
!" T,HE HEART OF A WOMAN"

my MARRIAGE Is neither diary novel, but it IS
true POLITICALLY las power, and Is 10
be commented Novel Will also hnd 1t pleasantly
citing
And what IL pleasant excitement That which
reactou aud is III itself wholesome II Is the story ~
, vo,,.rs he,rf The woman
Than thousand true heart
worth saving Made saved ana 'e TrcOId Oh has gen
ersl value, Gays The Boston Daily Advertiser.
Pnce 81.
ROBERTS BROTHERS,
Publishers
10000 eoR!as cor a.5s ]. n.a.l.t1s.
new noSI "CA4Leau D0T," pIl1ed Le4gfe pnlI.calinh
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
IMPORTANT NEW WORK on PAINTING.
AHISrOEY OF PAINTING.


A HISTORY OF PAINTING,
ANCIENT. EARLY CHRISTIAN AND MEDIEVAL
From the German of late Dr. Alfred WotGaun and Dr
Karl Wocrmarn Elitcd 10y dnoy Coyin NJ A. sladc Pro
fsssor Of Fine Arts in The University q Cambridge Large
sro With numerous Illustrations Cloth. 81 50' half mo-
rocco SO j0 tree calf, flj.
The need which has fot for adequate general Hs
tory Painting winch the scattered results OF research
should anl forth benefit alike OF the
students general reader. ndGcad The late Professor
Wo.tmann TO undertake tIe present wosS.
In il voluuo story Of Christian painting is rrcfacod
by d. Tul9ns account OF ranils as pracsed il An
cent Egypt tAc Asltic Empires Greece ana Rome. Pro
lessor Woimlnu's ogu share of Tie book especially dis
tneu shed for aud original treatment Of the Va
r5us European ~cloo o. Miniature painting, Mural Paint
iua ana Mosaic ia the eulg Christian aud Middle Arcs-a
Luowc1c. u which branches the subject is essential TO
the understanding OF the genius of those ages.
speaking reuc~ay IL Ila Pee liI With confidence That The
ua Io,A before te rc1cr is the most COM
p.,tc and trust wor,hy Il! t,ly OF Painting wrGen
a Hist r Modern Pautn. by lc author is in
press, contlIu NJ and couplota- the VOL
DODD, MEAD & COMPANY, Publishers
755 BLOADWAY.
NIW-Y0BS.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
DlUloeno Nch:ts


TIE AsmmctS EXCHANGE NATIONAL BAsN}
NEW-lOlN oct. -, l~'-. -.
4 DIVIDEND of TIRE and OAE.-,H = Ne 4.
~ 33j PER CENT has this DAY been deel1red ~ ne
Board Of DhocioI ou OF The Dt earnings for d. u s5
which tiI6 iIom TINS trause. books W.. remain
''''''' c>igneO DUMoNr CLARKE. cl.hen
IHE NAIoAAL EANN oP InE sIAIE OF Na",,. 'N'S
ATA MEETING of the Directors OF this
"a bank ncd th' dly. dyidend Of ap.r cnt vs. te,
cared out Of the earnS i he las' ,N months e v "a
IV order of M, board JdiIN r. ROLSi0N a., ieE
IL and GEf'SSrSHL c0LoRAD5 IIPRovEMLIi c1Nd
PANIE~ COu poNS due November l. l'o0. wi o paid ~
the American iA'-'n5S %iiii&& a-'D1S 9A F9AGSER
nWIDEND NOTICE.-THE LOUSY LIE
~ and >ASHNILLE RAILROAD COMPANY 31s
HUTDGED PER CENT, PAYABLE IN stock 20 us
1870 ana INTENDS 10 increase tne number OF It's -g. I
capital s.o'k 10 at extent and LOT ait olJe,t I -iar
ist it d9y Of stc@ibcr 1877 Va EANNEY, -.
or Snp~'s ' lor&ruy GOLD WnISo cayHsr(
No. Is WALl-,r, NEW. YORN october f. 10 },
nNIDEND No. l6.-lh Board ot trustees
a 42Ye j9ts ~ ~ dgsi Eea 4 eeit & i @ - & * Ia
Transfer books cose On the lt ana reopen on re 5e *
October. L. D. COKIl.lG.I, seer Az
NEw.Y oRE. oct. -. $50. I
NOTICE.-Thc f0llowng coupons ana inter-.
date at the office OF Mossrs E'l r. PAt0N * Co., 30 y
Miham-st. New York: coupons "a Toe Chca-o & Ai.oI
Vcl Cold sinking Fund Bo.d aud loui~iant rt N'
souri, Mortgage BoHds interest Ou hnis Nys
~. Louis aL0 Chicago Guaranteed Preferred stocks
NFFiCE OF THE RECEIVER Genital Ra-
~ road 'omIany II NewJer,sy, r ; "a Hh1f' ITI TTI
ceivcr li9 II1ervst. NeWIO"k october 10 l0~o ~
IERE> rIhe coupons 0 the touN ebl' and az .he AG-
iJ~t..Out H1ui, II i'rOa4 Company a. Nr,
jersey maturing MOniay, November next VIII Dr pun
prcsCuU this office al er the lSt proNp
r. LArHROP. Receiver.
TE'HE COUPONS of the FIRST MORTG AGE
Il HQNDo Of the INTERNATIONAL AID gSaAr
NORTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY, due Nohthl,I !.
S~u vii be paid and thar date tae oie ot th'
Company, No. 40 Oodal-st, NoW.l oIk.
THOMAS ". pE AN>ALI. Vice rt-l.ehI
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FINANCE pFrAHrMtNt.
BUREAU FOR TllE COLLECTION OF lANho
No. - NuAMBElssI. ...
NRW YORK. October -, l@N' ,
NOTICE TO TANPAlERS.-NOticc l. heIeii
~ by given that The rolls on real estate s.
property and bank stock the ttty aud County OF
Hora, Tor the ye 1880. have been lie vcrcd 70 me %
signed ana that the thereon due am lo'
AT this OlIce. ..,t
payment before the first day Of November a.
the paving shall be entitled 20 the hcnc - 10.
toned m the 29th section Of the Act OF MNch 50 tag
reduction at the rate OF pcE cent per annun IIVA "0
Of pay ment 10 the hIst Jay OF December next ,,,N
MARTIN I. MCMANpN.,
Receiver OF Taxes
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TNKIN MINING COMPANY
OF LEADVIlLE, col.

DUNKIN MINING COMPANY
~ OF LEADNILLE, COL
100000 shores par Valuo SOS.
HENKN H. ~lDIE~B BURY, Presiielt
i. T. CHOLLAll, Secretary.
OFFICE: 60 Broad street
IRON SILVER MINING COMPANY.
! Location of Mines, near L'aIyile. Coior1lo
CaufaL slUOOOOOD: jOOCDD shares so each
Geo. D. ItODeris PTedruL " =; .FtI11.. ei4sI.
Oh!ees No. llj BroadW'f, NeW-fok
REfNING INVESTMENT. - $50, 900 10
w 500 O0u wanted Tor yesr- interest AZ cent
rr auun To- eoyplete the Developments now n logress
on one Of most promising mining propl rites I'D 600.
RADIO situated idaho SpItnRs "Ef ue fop the T. P
H. u; samples maps &c. can De seen IL IuI ia.
formation OD aluni hy addressing -.,
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STANDARD SERIES.
No. 4e.-LIFE OF sPURGEo

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No 45-Amerca Revisited. BY ~ cents
No sl--,o.d,mit'S CiuZep OF the Word cent IS
Nolpgs ANALYTICAL Concordance, only revised authoHe
.ait ' .................-...$ $3 %
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TfiE MINAs PRIETAs MINING COMPANY. }
80 81 HEDAE-sT.. 40 40 }
NFw.YGRK october 25, lr7U.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to ,.' me sock
u holder. OF The AINAS PHIErAS MINING COM
PANY In pursuance Of resolution u the usocs y sad
Company that SPECIAL meeting o. the -to kh" 4es % Hs
MINA~ PRIEIAS MINING tO4FAN ! VIII DE atd01
"Wednesday tie l1fh = NoYcblrr l79 at tir plesG
IN. Go.plnv No g.! Ce lst Ncw.YOrk city. II ~ 0c0s
II tlat ay Tor tie purpose of voting on pro n uea
ur-.cutel. 10 increase me NUMBER o 's
INTO which the capital stock OF tue company D. 'Fie1
fr,u twenty tIousl md Of lty dollars each TO nE
ded ts0usinl ~ 10 each. ana Tor pf
bu-ues- eern1ae 10 the above ti0n, aY 9 &c -
fore TIE meeting. - D. al 81 ~
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