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was made at somewhat better figures thsr yeete,
days closing prices, and for Q short time the ~,
provement was continued. But there vss !.
marked absence of confidence. and traAes
who make up the largest portion p
the present daily transactions unusus,y,
watcbful for genuine orders either to bay or ~;
OF the general market no further comment IL nees,
sary than that after numerous fluctuations the
prices Of the day were made near the end and th.1
final prices showed only unmportsnt recoys,is-
There were. however, few speeialties that v,,s
exceptions to the rule. Central Of New.Jcrsoy
which opened up D per cent. at 1881 and sold =
high as 1888. was held remarkably firm at the ara
at 1929. Texas ana Pacific, with an uuususs
amount of business, rose from 54la z
5Sa. and closed off only q at bs
81. Louis and Iron Mountain stock also ~
exceptionally firm, and after sales up to 8Sss elose5
80 higher than Yesterday az 827s. Nashville, Chat
tanoOea and NJ. Louis to &c. and in final sa,s.
at S6lo was 81 higher than yesterdays last pries
new candidate for favor appeared in the DEALING
-Danbury and Norwalk Railroad stock, of wtch
1900 shares were sold at 1915 As the friend, :,
The stock promise for it an activity 10 the market n
may be interesting to our readers to know what 4
49, The road extends from Danbury, Conn. n
South Norwalk, Conn.,, and with branches cor,prisss
to $500 OOO or $14, 440 per mile and the canitaj
stock is 5000 or $4,000 per mile II is stated
that the company is earning more than Der cent
per annum on its stock, but its last dividend of Il
per cent was paid in June. 1880. Western Union
was dull but 1t rose from 1872 to 119l2 and closed
at 1881, Pacific Mail was unfavorably affected by
the death of the subsidy provision in the Post Ocs
Appropriation bill that occurred yesterday In ths
ITnited STATES Sehafe Its frat rrice was h6 aoe;r.4
561 yesterdays closing igures later it rose to SCI
and closed at 55sI The general market closed veal
and unsettled.
The sales of Government bonds at the bcardf
amounted only to 100000. Prices were irregular
the final bids for the IS showing an advance of y
per cent, and the final bids and sales of the As
decline of 1s per cent. These changes reflect the
growing impression that, whatever may be tho
character of the Funding bill finally passed.
refunding will not reach the IS this year. Annexed
are the closing quotations:
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MINES AND MINING.
TUESDAY. Fen. 15-P. u.


The mining share markets to-day were mol a.. "'-
tive "a tbey wete yesterday and Tor some OF ''o
ono. ,lative Kinds of stock there were naturai To
actions from the late extreme advances because VI
soes IN reolizs profits The dealings. however pre-
sent M change in their general character ana theio
oaoms IN he AN increase in the number OF spe'u'a
tors athoncb some are waiting for decline peioie :,
beginning operations Little Cher lost oo Genus W
,s yesterdays advance in final sales TODAY at |oo
,bcrnio lost 10 cents at 145, Silver GIN 2 al oe
Ieadville cents at 90 cents, Annie cents at %
cents. and Climax 8 cents NJ " cents. Iron CIV.
was steady at 3.4O03.5003.l5. There were s0iuo
otocks howeyer that continued strong ana we,e
l;cher Green Mountain rose Il to 7Ss ana Jo ~
Sirine cents TO $50. Rising sun was sIeauJ ~ a.
q 3Tl63 10 and Cherokee was strong ~ S.oo. ~
G;v ,~as Z cents eascr at LOO, but MonSo Wss
cents higher mt 1855. Boston Nonsol.uu.cu frnm
from so TO 0G005 cents. and Flnucwaeer noraIiv
bo n * cents The lOw-Drced ehares genera ny
Uere steadv. and in some instances prices a,e
hi%hcr Ronouza Chief rose 10 80. Inc marAe''
The Homestake Mining Company has declared ,io
regular monthly dividend for JannarHG, pyhad
Fchruary % which Will make @ooo'ooV u''U'N
The Rismg sun Mining Company has declared TIC i,o
usnaI quarterly dividend of ! D cents per cnae.
comnanv RECENTLY sold 10000 shares OF treasury
stock for the purpose of doubling us mInu VT
NV and still holds In its treasury ooooo suai'' W
tie total capital stock or l0o'oOV Sha'e''
Ny. MINING STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
yCJs.F ID
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nonees ailo Rooms WIuleo.

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
~ YORK IHlhUAE WILL. bE RECEIVED AZ THE
nrsst, sos West Nv my. ,mris, cor Ei Slhnve No.
D2 Eaat FJurieUIth.s. cJclr Jd)l ildtt3 3JD Ihlrt
tOrty.teyentI 81 at tla HAtLth JPFltE5 NoA
IgOl aud 100 lar i-tv., co. DlUttp u3laulbwontY
nth. .uptj , }. d. regular oaitsrlt.s.
GFORES AND LOFTS WANrED.-Wo aro
- having III cIlla INV ~: IDHt AAt .'tJ' on FrSlL
william BseKnan NIstL % tr str 'sti IA li.E
rutland & VIII Ting. brSthIn'7t.
NNAErED.-By IN American family OF four,
w four light rooms, kitchen ingr9om aud twl bed
loo III IN AID JJj bt 10 StlaVcSi fchS not
+l2 month TlO,o having 10 ms tnri 70 u
Iary Of descT tlJu VII pieaHc Adcs T., T. uAWLEN,
25B East Alst st. CITY,
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dlllIlng.

GIVE MINING STOCKS bought and sold.
"a SPECIAL iGrlcs or furnishing mining 1--we tnents and
late vices tn mines. Correspondence iuvitcl
WATSON & GIBSON. sarkers and Brokers. oD Wall.st
ALL ACTIVE MINING STOCKS AM other
~ Investment securities Jidgat AMI soil Oh COMMUNICATION
Co u broadway.
CTATE LINE STOCKS, Nevada, bought and
- sold by NASH d HEBBERD, 81 Broadway.
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Forty-three tons of ore were shipped from the
Chrys0lItr mine Oh MJnd;
lie oliirrr4 OF he Empire Mining COMPANY, Of
Utah. rep 1T that the or has IcceGed IN the mine
and is now only Il feet alnvo the 30O-levcl. Ihn
machinery for tGNng out the water has zen o.
dcred. aud the grading for the additional boilers -
advancing rapidly.
The yield Of IN Ruby Hill Mines, Eureka District
Nevada since the discovery Of ore ten years ago has
been more than 100000. 600. This has been takon
from no greater dtpth than 1,20J feet. Since tue
opening of the di,trict Sl.71i.500 IN assessments
has been levied mines l!set N the San Z auciscO
STOCK boards and 81 .371 900 Las bocu paid III dv-
dends showing excess OF dividends over
assessments of $5G2G,500. The Stockholders
of the Eureka Coz. snlIdatcd COnpinv haVr with
in this time had rctu,n Of about ESl per share ~
dividends, aud thu Richmond mine, which was sold
in London in 1871 for 81. 900, has already re-
turned 81 $50, 800 ~ profits. In the latter une IA
depth of only 900 feet has been attained, aud from
the second tn the seventh eye there IL reported 10
be at the present time Il solid mass OF ORE
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In london. British cOnsO!s We're s!e1dy an 4ul
changed a; 9Sl3le for money and at $500 ior ac1
coun!. Uniled States bombs were is easier; q ~
1881, 4la, at 114l2. 10 at 116s. Ia Anerss ~
yesteria,s closing quotations in the home marksta
except for Central Pacific, which rose e. gos h haS
Bank of England gained E4oooo So as,ar oh hs,nJ
81 O7l,. declined to 81 flames; sight exchange Oh
London beng 1896 francs to the /. 49,. doo,.rsa
a., gnIar onorter,y dividend OF 2le per cent, pays
aSle n the Office of Messrs Clark, Post u Martin.
MeSsrs Edward Sweet & Co., agents 81 me MIsss
chusc is Central Railroad COMPANY natS md in1
teleSi. m, -, u,,;.oha Rairnad
u,,''..t, 10 .,arnino % IA follows:
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CLOSING rRIcES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
ley rrLrnnArn 10 TIE rRIRrNr. [

san FRANCIsCo Feb. 15.-rherc has been nrg'
increase Of business III COmsock shares at tho stock
boards during the past two days. but 30 far ~
known new Developments are not the cause OF the
activity.
A number Of Wood River ddahoI miners spending
the winter here give glowing account of the extent
au richness Of the mines oi that locality.
company of mining capitalists ~ making great
prep arailObs tu work the rec ntly discovered lGcs
Of Alaska 10 the early spring. Tie last 81 amer
brOught from there very encouraging reports.
Confidence has hren a4se%>cd % cents share.
BopIE, Cal, Feb. 1J.-Daring the past week
Standard Consolidated shipped 70 the mill l.2S2
tons Of ore; average pulp a say, 500 30. Cruuc
bullion received, 100 0un'c ~. Shipped TO com
pany, $50 457 10.
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OrTICE iHoN SILvER MINING CoMMYE
BHOADWAY. AEw YORK.. Feb 7, lSSi' ,,
TVNIIE ANNUAL MEETING OF the stOckhold-
err ofthr Iron silver Mining Company Tor the purpose
for m" ensuing year am ot wv
fan-acpn ~ such other bunness a. NAV com" before %
meet, - WIN be held office 81 the company. olma %
ami ~ So 10 ISruaiway. Ork lily WlsDN II.
DAY Nurr :" IL O'Clock, Transfer booSs VIII close
February -. lcSl. - ,.,.,,,,,.,.,, ....,a.,
OFFICE Eori>SpV CONSOLIDATED M,NNg CoHrAW}
30 III ERuADwAY NLw-l ORR. Feb /. l7ol.
rTNUE ANNUAL MEETING at the stock
1 ho,i,. OF the HOBIH son CON- OLD ATED MINING
COMPANY clrctng trustees ~ serve Tor
the ensuing year and Tor he transaction OF sch other bI
= before the meeting. VIII be iu,d ~ U'
ono, II n company Rooms 81 ami 81, 40 - Bioldway.
Nry YORK Cit; TAur-1ay March :" - IL O'Clock H. Inc
transfer book viii close February ". 1881
"' ~ II. =. NEkDENAT. Secretary
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"The Madness OF Hugo van
der Coca" fon:ispitcc.
Our Living Artists. jean
LOUIS Ernest Melssonier
With Port ait and Two En-
CRAVINGS. -
Bros in Decoration. Will
Two Eugrd Wings,
Cradles Of Ar: - Florence
With Four EngravlngS.
Esthetlcs IN the sever
Dials.
The Treasure TrOve Of Pc
trossa. With Three Illustra
tons.
The Story of r Great Cattle
dra'. with Two Illus .rations
Of Cologne Cathedral.
"The ImprovisatOre." From
the Picture by Professor j.
Scheurenbcrg.
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D)intrr Resorts.

AVON SPRINGS, n. Y.-For the rapid and
~ permanent cure OF Ri EU MATT NJ NEU RAIiit and
MALARIA ~" Sulphur ltcr Avon whcl p opeIly pr
scribrd ana umn.stuol without dODt the best ~ tEo
CON nv ara also spec lily effected IN dsclso5 o. thc
Snn. Liver kidneys brood pOlsOns The NunitAnum II
entire thus All the facilities ana CON-
forts bathing Obt,iue In winter Rs wen as summer
the building lp, with tue whole house.
ar heated bv steam II dau;eT from taxing
cold by exposure In weather The Flee
r, Tnrn sulphur NupOIs with all frrswater tonic blths
are cmpoYc. io Sanltaum has heon under It's present
tea many testify Ia he
bcnrs received Dr. "a dovo,e his time 80 the
ire tmcut chronic diseases, assist Il b. competent nurses
Uucsis receive addition the bItlN, me 'Ca ana
strc'a treatment ear rqnl-o our nbc ~ ~p
p,ul with Hood u that II Bca's hoto Diet
for nv specially Regulated Oy the PIN sican AS resort
fo inVat seeking res; ana rrcupcraOn no moTr
and pleasant paci found that ~.
foris advantages. Term. uoACruto. Address ALL
& CAIt-DN, Avon Spnug5, >. Y.
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets

LONDON l6l2:3O MI bonds cr, toSr ' trusted
tcaes Si5I New Jersey Central consols, liy iitno1
A. second consois Ii8L n NewYork Central ion OLA
IoNuoN Fen lb-2 m.-Erie 81 headnM. 81. aenimea
sdvices quote three per cent rentes 81 "An''
for the account ~.,. 49, b.aher CoDaolsi
LONDON Feb 1880 p. m.-Consos arc has"
a9 Tor money and 99sls for the account s The amount
iDsDoS Feb Centss Lana Ian on bslsnc
nj bnl0n yhdrawn from the Bank Oh can't rentas 81
today Is 10000. PARIS sdyices quote po' Wv
francs account ..s., "a on Iondor 70 franc6
PARIS. Feb lb-0:3O .. m.-hAen~Ae~ -
80 COZ tlmes Tor cheeks
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HAVANA MARKETS.

ayASa IN T Tse uSiie ssis aays gold
miln do short sisni :, , 'SY pa ssiS ssyy ~
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lust READY.
THE MAGAZINE OF ART.
FOR FEBRUARY.

The Roman Villa at Brad
China Painting at The Brns'
sells Exhibition. with ThIee
Engravings. ,
" sunset on the Oolter-
scheltie." Prom the Picture
by NJ. =. A. ScripperuB.
A Sculptor in Gold. with an
Pictures from the Winter
Exhibitions. With three En-
Cravings. ,,.
The Homes Of Our Artists
Sir Frederick LciShton,s
House IN Holland Park Road.
With Six illustrations.
Art Notes.
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dllnin1.
OFFICE OF
n,,r ArA VERDE SILYPg MINI


TIE f No q NAssSu SIS Fsp ISL,
MEETING OF the STOCKHOLDERS Oh
g w be held aa e. he is az! os
tSs i an RoRc S SSs
ns stock q this e one su o Ss EACH and
for The transaction other business As may legally come
'' ES sS R r r. HH 9SS55 Majority
$ $ SfS 4 sr tSSSSSSbE Trustees.
PULL DOMINGO CON; M iliSI, co.
o Gsnilsi S " IL Sgna@ President s
President NJ B. stevens o aaSts. & Broadway New Yo
ALAyERAS WAGER o AHR 9 \ 6h6A6s ~
Organized under the laws Of New York ,,,,,a
Hydraulic Gravel Mines Caaveras County Canorn1
CAPITAL $soooSS s1o naoo ,,ueI for
ESns O. sxtsS S G Cash pe Tor 9S
been sod Cr cash na aG, aS DgS aT gaS
s net Gnrnnss Sr this season at fuy thirty
% SSs another year VIII T TSsS
than double its ret earnings ana that III lu'uf0 w
vs.! No iioanS deb'. Al bills paid to February l.
No treasury stock for salo.
BY order Of the Board q T f. Secretary
FVENTNG STAR, MINAS PRIETAS, and
- 0'D'- N''N ". b. wELLING. o. Broadway.
NLYNN-DALE CONSOLIDATED GOLD
oaaon OF principal place business san Francisco Call
foruia. - A., $1,000. Miami t,onn,v Cnlfor.
Location of works, BOdie District, Mono County, |"'
MIA - - ,,,,, <,,1,,,.y ,ho, n, q mating OF me
Board Of Directors held the 4th day Of Jannay S as
assessment 81 OF twent nyo 25 cents per
Cf tho corporation now
ing payable Immediately in United 1taes g0n e9 on ont
M the office company Room y, NO 5Zo On
goreTvsi san TrancscO California or At Mining lrusI
9'omDany No us Broadway, New-fOrx Guy . ,,o,d
Stock witch This aBeeasmplt sna roInt,
on he eighteenth uSth Of February l69l WIN o.
onent ma al, sale at public auclon anu
lsymeu is made before. will BIO sold on Satay no as
tcenth u9 day Of March ISL 70 Psy U d cxneHss Of sale
mcnt, together Tth costs o. advsrnns a"
ny oi"'i u wv FRANK b. LATHAM, Secretary
Office Room o. safe Deposit Building No. so montgomery
at San francisco, Cal
HORN SILVER q ER MlNl'i SFA GoNrANl,
Capital. sl0OoOVOO. 100000 shares Par wss IiI;
YORK.
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Total sales Tor the uay ----..'''''' '.'''''
GOVERNHENTS.
, 1881-01-23
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.

Gents full regular Half Hose, 12c to 45c'
Ladies' full regular Hose, 20c to Csc.
Cheaper Hose at &c, &c, Sc, and 10c.
, 1881-01-23
new DEPARTMENTS!
NEW NOVEL Ties!
NEW GOODS!
new PRICES! F.!
E-.J.LL HIM MANN'S
HAT AND CAP
Department.

4 stylish stiff Wool Hat at 4Sc.
A soft Wool Hat at 4Sc.
An extra line stiff Wool Hat at Csc.
All extra fine Soft Hat at Djc.
Extra fine Fur Hats in all the latest
styles at $1.95; others ask $3.50.
CAPS and HATS, cheaper and better
grades, at our usual low prices.
H0uSE-FURAISHING Dept,
Has been enlarged and hll=d to its utmost
with
Crockery md Glassware.
Hardware and TinWare.
st. Louis Patent Grant Ware.
Wooden and Willow Ware.
Bohemian and Fancy Glassware.
Brushes, busters, and Brooms.
AND ALL NOVELTIES IN
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
At Prices Lower than the Lowest.
, 1881-01-23
YOUSAYE HONEY

BY paying your Taxes
-N02U on Personal Prop
erty and Real Estate
in the Town OF South
Chicago to Marcus A.
Farwell, Collector, No.
2OODearbOIll-st.,HOn-
ore Building, as you
avoid interest & costs.
, 1881-01-23

Books and Stationery and Valentines
Comic Valentines, 4 for 1c.
Comic Valentines, large, 2 for 1c.
Comic Valentines, extra large, 1c each.
Fancy Valentines at 1c, &c, sc, &c, and
14c.
Extra fine, 1sc, s3c, 45c, and upwards
Valentine Envelopes in large variety.
, 1881-01-23

New and Elegant Goods; and
we know that no such value is
shown on the West Side. we
have compared with every house
that keeps these goods, and
, 1881-01-23
RIBBON DEPARTMENT.

Ribbons in all shades and widths at Sc,
hamburg %1Ss s;1sa: Eds,nss aes 1e Sc, &c. and
1oh Iot of rennine Torchon Lace Collars
nt5c
49, It sssi se( sss: ssf'N ''s' ''s'pSF sF'$s''
nAtlA xa nuc a., ''AA '1'''A o'N'1 W W. 0'
, 1881-01-23
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RNYIoue PRoRLE.

The envious never rejoice in the
good fortune Of their friends. Dis
rectly a man rises in life they come
to the front with a story about bis
low origin, and wonder that so OBJ
scure an individual should ever have
amounted to anything. The fact
that he has amounted to something,
that he has proved himself success,
seems to make some Of his acquain>
sances feel that they have been rob-
bed 10 q manner, and that by so
much he has risen above them 10
position or Influence, by so much
they are dwarfed. Men who have
CROPPED blindly to find fitting place
for their talents fud it, and with It
cones nstur ally appreciation, money,
influence, prosperity. Can their
good fortune eause anything but re-
ioicing 10 a magnificent and noble
mind One thing is certain, the
man OF woman who is occupied in
picking to pieces the crown lawfully
WOO by a successful neighbor is moi
likely ever to wear one, for the time
thus spent is worse than wasted, and
the disposition that can 6ud pleasure
in employment so ignOminious AM
degrading, can never find those as
pirants, labors and tolls congenial
which bring deserved reputation
honor and success.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-10-06
DISPERSED.

Cedartown Adverttser "One
night about two weeks since, out al
Brooks Mill, in the northeast edge
of the county, party of Mormon
elders attempted to hold services al
the house of a convert, and just al
all we're ready to begin, a general
uproar was heard without which
plainly told that parties had come
to pu. stop to the proceedings. -
A number of shots were fired, but
nobody hurt. The elders were pre-
pairing to get away in haste when
they were net by one Of tho inva>
ders, who plainly informed them
that the good citizens of the neigh
borhood had made up their minds
that no more Mormon meetings
would be permitted 10 the neighbour
hood. The elders fed and will
doubtless steer clear of that quarter
for the present at least. 1t is said
they had succeeded in making quite
a number of converts among the
lower classes in the neighborhood. "