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CHANCERY SALE
Of One the Most Desit able
Residences in Knoxville,


RObt. Ewing Receive. &C.. ct a.. vs.. NJ D
Bearden and wife eft al.
DURSUANT TO A DECREE PRONOUNCED IN
L the above cause at the January term. 1851 Of
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ON SATURD THE 14th DAY OF
MAY NEXT, at IL O'clock a. m,
the property mentioned and described In the plead
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PROFESSIONAL.

NELSON & DICKSON,
IN AttUrGeSs at Law.
P. O. Box 49,, KNOXVILLE, TENN.
COMMERCIAL LAW SPECIALITY. Special atten-
ton given to collections in all parts OF East Ten
nesSee- Letters Of inquiry promptly answered.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-30
MINES AND MINING.

TUESDAY. Nov. 29-P. VI.
There ia little Of encouragement yet discOverable
in tho mining stock markets. Robinson to-day sold
only i lower than yesterday, and the final price
shows a decline Of only ls. The rumOr to-day was
that no dividend will be paid for December. The
State Lines again were weak, and and declined
tn 20, bur rallied 10 1.35 and sold down 20 ~
- cents ChrysOli was steady at jl4 ana Iron cll
yer was strong at 30 Green Mountain was quiet
m 2.9ja3. Gold stripe was weaker at sou ~ ceulS,
aud Rising sun after selling at 30 cents, closeu 9O
% cents The markets were teycrish ana unSrtti'd'
The Lcadvillc Consolidated Mining Company mas
declared dividend of $4,000, or cents per snare
on The capital stock, payable December D. trans
fer books close December 10 and reopen Deem
bCTlO.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-30
CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
RsDlr,sdby byJoIJ I. DAVIS Z -. ". IL Yt.'-s-
TUESDAY, Nov. 29--P. "

TUESDAY, Nov. 29-P. ".
The annual election of directors of the New-fork,
Lake Erie and Western Railroad Company was
held to-day and resulted in the choice oil ticket
that practically makes 10 change in the manage
mopt Refore the election there meeting Of
the old Board, at which 1t was ordered
that interest for the last year Oh the COM
pany's income bonds should be paid, and
n dividend of @ per cent was declared on
the preferred stock payable January 10, 1882, for
the wear ended September 30, 1881. brief synop-
sis of the company's annual report also was sub
mitted, from which it appears that the gross earn
ncs from traffic were ~ O22, ,496 more than for tho
breeding year; the operating expenses were
Sl.6l2305 moro; the net earnings from
traffic were $4l0,l91 more; the income
from other sources was $G0,349 more; the pay
Inents account of interest on funded debt" rentals
of leased lines and " other charges" were $3'3'I5t
more; and the net surplus for the year was S9o'o"
New-York tribune., 1881-11-30
Sales bp Auttion.

CUSTOM HOUSE, NEW York;
COLLECTORS OFFICE, Nov. 10. lsol.
HINDER provisions of Section 1913, Il. S.,
u the following described unclaimed merchandise, which
has remained in warehouse beyond the period 6y
law, will be sold at public auction ON WEDNESDAY, DE
CEMBER 1881, at ~ o'clock M, by Messrs Burdett
Ds lnis at 20 Burng Slip
catalogues may had the oflce of Messrs. Burdet
Dennis two DAYS prior to the sale,
No. IL steel bloom.
To be at Ia ll6 Westinghouse.
Lot No 2-LOt OF scrap steel
To be at Z72-4 ater.st.
IA new iron rails
Io1 +'" . Lot OF coop ends OF new iron rails
To he at German Amert Yard foot OF Paronst,
South Brooklyn
Lot No. 4-ll pieces old iron orders
To be sc n at 5O2- 10 Westinghouse
Ot D. 6iB pieces old rails.
TO be at IoOinsOn's Erie Basin Stores
Lot No 6-ld old iiOn rails
To be at &2l South.st.
Lot No. IL anvils.
To be seen at lObOken stores.
Lot No. S-l,0l5 pieces old rails.
Lot No. 9-662
Lot No lu-LOt old iron rails
To DO at Export Lumber Co. yard, Hunters Point
Lot No ll-3 old iron pans
Lot No ELIZA pieces Old iron rails
To lie at Empire Stores Catarne Ferry Brook
lyn.
Lot No. 1921 picces old rails, ID. H.
To be a Merchants Stores foot Van Dyke ST. south
Brooklyn. W. II. ROBERrSOE,
Collector.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-30
ctLL-2 o'capcS q. Il
my TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUNE. {

S,y Fr,vCGsco, Nov. 2o.-Charlcs Hoffman, just
arrived from sonora. Mexico, saws that the trouble
bctuc.u the American miners and the M'Nlcahs mas
been c.agyrrttrd by newspaper corr'spoucc ana
that the CabOTCa Company only WAS hostile 10 tho
natives. ,,,.. =.
e,u.cfad to br completed by January ]. The Can
dsiariqu, are clatcd over this and the carly water
Nrf lic-Eqnator Consolidated has resumed work
iu fnc Shaft which j. 600 feet deep, and IL cutting
ou, station preparatory 10 crosGcuitbg, Lying
between Northern Bellc and Mount DIablo, the
work is watched with great interest.
In consequence ot cheaper lumber and supphe3
othermiu,s have started prospecting
II l5 TUuorrd on the street that booy OF ore
twelve feet wide has been struck IN the Union
sierra Joint winlc. Large transactions IN Union
tousn.datcd at IN advance CIV" color To me report;
The middle and soutu-cud stocks are quiet ana
firm.
Rode. Cal. Nov y2o.-During the past week stand
ard consolidated shipped to the mil l21i tons OF
ore: average pulp ASSAY, T3l f3. shipped 10 ihe
comp ny, 'S-2.3Nl 81. a. -,
III. TaIi. Consolidated bullion shipment for the
mast week amounted 10 SJ,272 -.
The Boli- Tunnel mill viii begin crushing ore
Inian Consolidated tBoditl has struck vein Of
high-gra.. .c milling ore
The first mill for the Patterson District, sweet
water Mountains. II now b'iuE contracted i"i.
IFNpyIiIT. Coi., Nuy. III Do" ore lu the lower
l...l. .t the Robinson Cun-olda. eel mlnc has run
lawn an grat.r 80 as not to pay for shipping The
contract with tine. Ia Plata Smciter has been Tor
f.itrd and mo- ore Is being shipped to ihr AEo
Works The tact IS that tho best ore has been Sc
lrccd and shipped. and large quantities oil ore o no
value are left standing
New-York tribune., 1881-11-30
6ealskin 9atanes, etc.

CEALSKIN Paletots, seasl<in Dolman's, seal
- skin ulstors long Goats and Circulars all the newest
styles, possible prices for reliable goods g. e.
SIAYNE, manufacturers, l03 Prncest, formerly Of Broad
way.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-30
Srates ano TENDERS.

I S. CONOVER g. CO., Designers and Manu-
~ fscturer5 OF ARTISTIC CRATES AND FENDERS
EIREPLACE5 Ia Brass Bronze, steel and rile.
n fir3 5stA Coal HOis, Basket Grates,
Elegant assortment OF designs Decorated Tles for
het1s and facings Arc1tsctP designs executed or ey
cusyedesigns fnrnised Low estimates architects
builders Warero0ms, No. 3G5 Canll-st
WARNING AND VENTILATI0N.-Om Air
w Warming Crates ht manie keep lire. continu.
ously equal temperature throushou suites Of
CONNECTING rooms. thing yet made FOR French Fats
Circulars. OPEN STOVE VESTILATIAG CO., 75 Beek-
man, ". Y.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-30
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New-York tribune., 1881-11-30

At.l.pr1In received Yesterday from Manager j.
q .try,u. Of the Robinson Consolidated Mining
rn,p,,y - elected hv the Board of Trustees ON sat-
,,rl,v last in place Of Thomas Ewing, resigned,
..,'s' Received from the ATgO Company 100000
tpr oy,r.iraft. bauk and express, Tor November No
,uouc,, T. dividends This dsp1tch, IN thr HghJ
,r r.. emf reports from the mine, Will undoubtedly
suggest many questions which stockholders VIII
want 60 ask. ..... .t. 49,.
,,,,riis throuR the suphurct ledge Is still holding
~ Great strength, showing immense reserves oi ore
~ tIia chimney. exclusive of the main ore-body Of
tIc mine The new iCdyc averages the same ia
,troIity a far a. the raise has tested H. The plant
~ ,r t,,rfcct order and every thing TX running we'll
Father de Smct superintendent reports Tor the
,yeck ending November - that LOO tons OF ore
vrr ractcd from first 'cI, 500 tons from sec
ond level and 30 tons from thlri level during the
- o3O IONS OF ore were mlllcd. The nOrth-cnd
tuunci j. M 3O2 feet and tho south header, Golden
Gate is IN ~ Icct.
Ri,iuo sun superintendent reports that excellent
ore Ia now being opened out in the western part OF
the mine. These reserves were pro-peC'ed SOME
time lpo but the drift aud VIM" development Is
Ist reaching them and Stopping will he pushed rap
div The a. Npenses Of the mluc have been reduced
and everything is IN lrS-c rider.
standard Consolidated official report, November
10 shows that during the previous week the main
sb3it was sunk six feet. Tho rock III the bottom OF
th. shaft A very hard. The total length OF the east
cross-cut 900 level, il 43i feet he west cross
ont ~ i'm 3iS feet the face Is in hard blasting rock.
rhe total length of the south drift from the east
from tb, south drift, 800 level, - In 2l2 feet
LarI rock The total length of the south drift is
I30 feet; the ledge sh IwS wdth of three feet and
Looks we'll The upraiSc on the Cook ledge rs up
GO feet showing the vein feet wide of good ore.
The npraise on The Bullion ledge. 800 level, is up
~ ieet the vein showing width OF = feet of fair
are On the 3s5 level the vein in the Slopes is from
10 TO 20 feet wide of the usual grade of ore.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-30

CLARK IL BOFhWELL,
Rooms 10, H. ls, ~. No yasALst. corner OF Wall
New.York,
PROMOTERS and MANAGERS Of mining propertleA
the stock Of tc following
aren nudeT their direction:
LITE GOLD QUARTZ COMPANG.-Mines and mills
Mariposa County, California.
MEMO GOLD QUARTZ CoMPANY.-Mines ana mills
"lIsri "slIHrEaO GOLD QUARTZ coMPANY.-M Mines and mill
Tanger, Nova Scotia - -
STARR.GRoVE SILVER MINING CoMPANY.-Mine
and mill, Lewis, Nevada.
AHs HssTv0DRMoNT SILVER MINING COMPANY Mines and
mill silver Rect Utah
Lewis Nevada .o,,,,,,, ,.o,,o..... 80,
Lower California
stocks are Invited to communicate wIth IA
WIiIIAMA CLAnN, JOHN IL BOrHWELL
President Secretary and Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-30
Boaro all0 Rooms.


East Side
4 NEWLY-FURNlSHED hall bedroom, with
1c,,eTsn @l ana G. 1o 10 % SJls & S & "'g % 10 single
1 THIRD FLOOR, with private bathroom
- EpakiIst served iu room II desired. 80 3a Eat
4 THOUSAND OF Ncw-York'. best board
L.; - Ing houses apartments and hotels COZ THEODORE
YGRK News 60. % Bccamnn a, a. "'"'l'A''' N'"
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS. with
hrstciass board references Aca lG2 and lOi East
MADISON AVE, no. l1l-Richly furnished
Of two or three rooms, and one single room
JD GRAMERCY- Y-PARK.-Dcsirabe rooms
- with stcldss board references
Or PARK AVENUE.-Funshcd rooms to
9IT EAST 14TII-ST, near 2d-avc.-Fur-
good table board So per week.
West Side.
4 SMALL Private Family have a beautiful
"a room. second door u let 10 gentlemen
with drstciass board Address REAL HOME, station 4,
FURNISHED FIRST FLOOR-Two connect
ing rooms for Gentleman ahd wife, or gentlemen. J.
I ARGE and SMALL FURNISHED ROOMS
II to iet TO gentlemen only without board No 81
2lstst. near 5lh-aye.
VJNO LET.-Peasant front rooms, with board,
l. southern exposure. l47 West 43dst reference
91ND-ST., Al 1.-Two connecting
- rooms with board on second foor II. A. CURTI-
.lO WEST 26TH-ST. Suites and single
sbO roous with xcept0uac board reasonable raes
hotel conyeniences with home comforts.
I1D-ST., No. 125 .WEST.-Small family
~ have very pleasant third floor preuly furnished also
single rooms, with without board. table
given would allow small gontce family u have
Ing privileges; references.
Ia.l WEST 45TH-ST.-Delightfu second
lUS story front alcOve roOn with private bath also
thrd 1Oor table and references
price corresponding.