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MINES AND MINING.
FRIDAY. Feb. 4-P. N.

FRIDAY, reO' 4-f' NJ
The mining share markets to-day presented tne
same general features that they have for some time
Stocks of good and promising mines. managed pV
faithful trustees are strong, while others, however
promising the reports may be- are feverisn anu IL
regular. special feature of the day was tho large
dealings in and decline for Hibernia From I'Zo,
yesterdays last figure, the stock declined 10 90
cents, and finally closed OF 1. Boston Consolidated
again was weak and fell to 80 cents. Van lie wafer
was active, rising 1 cent to SO cents. falling 10 %
cents, and finally closing at 54 cents Little PlttS-
burg was active at all the Boards including sales OF
$500 shares at the Stock Exchange, but its price
made no improvement on yesterdays figures ana rs
final price was 400 Chrysolite was easier at os40
90 aud Le Chief 10 Silver C bd rose I wSre
weak Consolidated Virginia down to LOO, ana JAIL
fornla to 10110. North Standard was less az,
tive than of late and after advance to 40 Genus
closed UNCHANGED at 43 cents Hukil was Se 1n
lower at lao Rising Sun 10 cents higher at o.lu
Cherokee hardly steady at 1876, and Moose strong
at 1.5O01.55 There was little or no change III Fhe
prices OF the general list OIL low~prlce sudIes' Aho
markets closed active.
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Nem Publications.


CHARLES SCRIBNERS SONS
" PUBLISH THIS DAY:
CHINESE IMMIGRATION.
In its Social and Economical Aspects
BY GEORGE F. SEWARD.
Late United states Minister to China
One vol. $40, 81 So
Mr. Seward who qualified speak with authority on me
subject discussed this volume BY anS b
there takes up ss om
In all m spef Sna PW be veW OF ns
ing prejudice and placing the facts relating 70 'hs nu'n
at on account
THE DEMON OF CAWNPORE.
Being Part First OF The Steam House"
ByJULEs VERNE.
Translated by W. H. @. Kingston.
One VOL. I2mo, proiusely Illustrated 81 80.
this of Jules vernes works the se
% e the S't @ Of an Elephant
The other and more are Inc a. s
pass and OF the more thrilling episodes o. tne
sn and enough to tel the story without
the aid OF the text
THE PERSON OF CHRIST,
The Miracle Of History,
With Reply to Strauss and Renan collection OF Te'
monies of Unbcllevers
By PHILIP SCHOFF. DID,
VOL l2mo. A NEW EDITION. 81 IS.
JUST PUBLISHED.
"
SIR WM HERSCHEL: HIS LIFE AND WORKS
BY EDWARD 6. HOLDEN,
Professor in the l. s Naval Observatory Washington. With
asteel Portrait. vol, limo, 81 90.
ILKA ON THE HILL TOP AND OTHER STORIES.
BY Professor lIJALMAR H. BOYEsEN.
one vol lGmO, 81.
VI.
SERMONS TO STUDENTS AND THOUGHTFUL
PERSONS
BY LLEWEL!YN D. BEVAN, ID. LID.
/ vol, Emo 81 20,
These book for sale ly all booksellers or VIII DC
sent. prepaid. upon receipt of price. by
CHARLES SCRlBNERS SONS,
743 ard 745 Broadw ay, NewYork
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DROPOSALS FOR IRON.

Il OFFICE PlCCAIlNNY POWDKR DEPOT,(
DOVER. y. j., Feb l, lSol.
SEALED PROPOSALS. In duplicate. subject to the usual
conditions VIII be received this once until ~ o'clock noon,
Thursday the I'd day VI March, 1881 At which lime and
place they will be opened III the presence OF bdder for fur
nishng and delivery ~ Port Oran Morris County j. the
necessary Iron Work for Magazine Building consisting OF
about l225OS lbs. wrought Iron Beams Rods bars Angles
Channel and Plate with tho Bolts Washers aud
Plus and about 20 s2 hs Iron Castings Proposals for either
both classes the in above mentioned will Dc Received
The Government reserves the rVh 70 reject any all
posas The form OF proposals aud full mi ormatOn tho
specifications and terms OF and tho necessary
Ing. viii be furnished on application to this office Envelopes
containing proposals. should be marked lropolas for
WORK VI MGBazlne" and addressed 10 tho undersigned
+. ii. PARKER. Major II Urd., Cvmdg.
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Bullion valued at So iO7 81 was received in this
citv Yesterday from the MINES.
Fifteen tons of ore were shipped from the Chryso-
life mine on February }.
- TIE Stotmout mine shipped $4,000 on Febru-
arV g. 80 $500, D,
Managing Director Canda. of the Little Pttsburg
CnunIlI trlcglapiird Yesterday afternoon:
wrote ynu January 81 and February 3 announcing
strike IN PittsbuTg. Later dcyclUpmonis warrant
nc IN stating that the strike - undoubtedly OF
great Iupori ance situated il heretofore unCAporel
rround near No. u PIttsburg III Dives. We had
fen feet III thickness in mineral when fist struck
have proved To exist thirty and nifty frrt west,
lul have large territory east not yet proved. As
g,,s from one 10 200 ounces SILVER, and ~ per
cent lead II IN without doubt the mos important
strike made here III many mouths VIII write you
fully Tomorrow
The managers of the Starr-Gfoyc Company report
under date ui January Is that the repairs on the
Starr-;rovc mil are completed, and that 1t Is III
GOOD shane TO run for Il NeIr. being III every way
.s rood rs new. The Buckncr furnaces arc dong
pood work but use twice aS much wood rs the llr-
uacrs nj tho Eagle mine new White furnace cost
iur No 900 would three cords Ol wood per DAY
Men have begun work on the railroad from Bnltle
Mountain TO the StarrGrOye mine; the ears Will run
to the nls in SIN weeks. and To the NINE III ab0lt
three months he mine is doing we'll. In the last
three months not one fourth of the orc developed
dining this time haS been mined. Tho wage a
the employees haye been reduced 90 cents per day
Tor each mnn.
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Art Schools-New- YORK City.

MRS. JOHN POPE.-LesSOns IN Drawing
vi OH and Watercolor Painting. Decorating on CHINA and
udcGg!alr: a!-o Mt \oSinais lm"g' OF pa DoHh I''
cess. stidio Buiding. 33' lthav"l corner 51th-sL
AIRS. LOUISA b. CULVER
Y viii receive pupils In Drawing and Painting in on and
Water Color DecOrAtlJn at heFsdlo No4o Last
.Oth.st. %'w.NOrk. 81, ,,-.,, ,..
r.,.-r,.s Mr. u. IIuniDgtnn Mr William IiTt
I,NLeIenSt9- Ialn.. NJ. uLIl. MI \. u HolllNh
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DrouosaIs.

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRiBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICES. No l23S BgOadway corner Thirty
hrstst, or $40 Sixtave. bet FOrtyseventh ana Forty
eighth ss. 3OS Vest twenty thrlst cor Eghthave No
81 FOurteenhst, UuiOusq lare, 900 Third
ave- Forty seventh.st, the HARLEM OFFICES Nos
I,OO1 and 1900 Thirdavc OneEundred. and twenty
nth a.. 70 s D. M. a. regmar OflCe raies
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THIRD CALr-I2 O'Clock ".
try TELEGRAPH TO the TRIRrSE.I

Jr,pyIIr. COL. Feb. 1.-The greatest strike of
tlr mast year Il reported made in Little PIttsburg.
namely ten feet of high grade ore near No. Il PITTS
hing IN Dives where the company has a large tract
az gTcuud. Manager Canda invites fan inspection OF
The mine Tomorrow. when partcu'ars Will he sent.
The 4trIkc /, near the Anne north Workings.
The lIbeIAia strike, IN the north part ID very I'M
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For Bows and Young Men-CountrY.

For Boys and Young Men-CountrY.
| 4 LEXANDER INSTITUTE Military Boarding
"A school. Wnue Pans y V Principal D. H. WINS i'3
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted Tor
sumner ~ WINTER SioCIlf. &C. Mas. =. IIofIAAHA.
C0RNWALL HEIGHTS SCHOOL, on the
ae2ei "1 i"lsr co fi' eotse SG.Hc',
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| For Both Sexes-Country.
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N from New. YORK, s. per week MIA II. G. MpREEIG~
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Nem Dnblirations.
CAMILLE! MADAME BOVARY! YIDOCQ'S

CAMILLE! MADAM DOr AM ndDOO%N
psn 1hT cd@eitds me sarah ernha1d Edtt0n %ts
TrappSiaton Of camille or The Fate cOques eyer yer
published and the rm which have been adapted 10.
The stage the Drama OF ana inc rs in CLOTH
MADAME BOvAKY. Tale Of IT0pneadt Lge sS 1n 1u OF
lave Faube HIS Great Book Price rs Cents
SSyoT Ta II FREScn DETECTIVE Ar HYtSo
iraiye Encravngs from original Designs by nv
Introductory Chapter with IN naner co, err OF
DR., r. Shelton Mackenzie Pnce 10 eeH'' - ''p''
sFLPMADE; or OUT OF TIE DEPTHS ScI by n and
snas Dndcr the names Of "ISHMAEL and "sELf'
RAISED" Morocco cloth gilt prce 81 20 es y HERO nv
Nh, For Eeer and her Best Greatest Work Price 70
cents PAPER 6 OF are FOR sale BY BoOaers and N
an one prepatd upon IemfntnG Rrfee to Re rT9
- !" No 500 Chsstnutst. philadelphia Penn.
VALENTINES
MARCUS WARDS ENGLISH,
uILDEsHEIMER, BERLIN,
oPTACHER, MUNICH
IACEyALENTISEs. fat and in boxes,
and
MECHANICAL VALENTINES
VAN KLUCK CLARK CO.,
23s Broadway. opposite p O.
VALENTINES
IN GREAT VARIETY.
Wa ready large assortment Of Valentines IRON
the lannon's makers conveniently arranged for e1anauo"
An early inspection is invited
EP BUTTON & CO.,
7l3 Broadway, New Ork.
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Minlng.
CONSOLIDATED GOLD

GLYNN-DALE CONSOLIDATED GOLD
Location Of principal place Of business San Francisco Ca
Location Of works. District Mono County, calfor'
niNoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that al a meeting OF the
BOARD of Directors held the l4h day OF January 1851
mo OF twent five t2J) cents per snare was
LEVIED upon stock OF the corporation now
ing PAYABLE Immediately, In United states COLO c0n 70 ,uo
secretary at the office OF the company Room No MIMI rnst
gomeryst San Francisco. CnliOrna OF az "ni'h AAoS'
company, No ll5 Broadway, New-fOrk Guy. , - IL,
nv stock upOn which assessment shall remain unpau
on the eighteenth QSh OF February 1851 VIII DC den
quent and advertised FOL sale at pubic auct9n anu
payment before will be sold ON SATURDAY, tne nne
tesnth 9th day March, 1881 pay the delinquent
men with OF advertising aud expenses Vi sao
~ ''N'' " WV FRANK B. LATHAM. Secretary
ONCE Room safe Deposit Building No. 32o Montgomery
at, san Francisco. Cal
CTARR-GROVE SILVER MINING CO.,
- Mine and Mills Landera County, Nevada.
CAPITAL. S2,000,000 2000oO shares slo each.
JOHN IL BOTHWELL secretary
Office, No. 2 Nassaust- cor Wallst, n: =.
CTORMONT SILVER MINING co.
y Mine and Mill, Silver Reef, Utah.
cApITAL Si5O0 900; 10000 shares: 81 each.
WILLIAM 5. CLARK, President
F. A. PALMER Vice. President.
JOHN r. B0rHW ELL secretary. -
ONCE No. Nassau.st, corner Wal.st.. y: I.
TI1HE SILVER KING MINING COMPANY.
Il Organized under the laws Of the state OF Newf0rK
Mine located At Montezuma, summit County, COoralo
Capital 81 100000. Full paid and Non Asses'aoie'
100000 shares Par value. So each
WIN. F. DANA Secretary.
Office, 90 BROADWAY. New York. Room IL
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TIE NEW NOVELS
PUBLISHED BY

HARPER & BROTHERS. NewYork.
Under Li,e's X and other Stories. By Mary Cec Nag
10 cents.
Washington Square. By Henry James. Jr ILLUSTRATED.
81 %.
BepIIur Ta.c Of the Christ By Lew Wallace. ST. SO.
Retter than Cool By Annie +. Ridley. - cents.
The Posy Ring. By Mrs A. w Hunt 10 cents
TIE Deans wife. by Mrs. c. J. Eiloart 20 cents.
Little Pausy. BY Mrs.. Randolph. 20 cents
Dr. Worries School. By Anthony Troiiope. 10 cents
Tie Of the Family. BY r. Lynn Linton 20 cents
Love and Life. By Charlotte NJ. Yonge. 10 cents
A Confidential Agent. BY james Psyn. IL cents
Endymion. Ky the Earl Of Bcaconsned. Is cents.
He that Will Not when He May. BY Mis- oliphant IS
cents.
From the Wings. BY d II Buxton IL cents
Horace Mclean. BY Alice oHanlon. 10 cents.
Missing. BY Mary Cecil Hay. 20 cents.
Sailors sweetheart BY W. Caik Russell. 10 cents.
Just as Am. By Miss Braidor Is cents.
~ HARPER BROTHERS will send any OF the above
bv mail postage prepaid TO any part Of the United
States Oh receipt OF the price.
~ HARPER's CATALOGUE mailed ires receipt Of
nine cepts In stamps
HARPER e. BROTHERS,
Franklin Square, NewYork.
THE BEST SERIALS and the best general
Il articles win found In the March number OF DEM.
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yilslrnrlloil.


For BOYS and Young Men-City.
DFRKFLEY SCHOOL 252 Madison-ave.
ID spring half begins February l.
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
L A. COLIN. MaIison.avc. and iithsG
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 1,4S1
l -Troairsv near 4.,st-Tumary, Commercial and elias
steal Departments. NJ. NJ HOpB1' W. l. AhiN' ii'N'P"
For Young Laoies-Citv.
MISS de BRuYN KOPS and MISS KETTLE
French Boarding AMI Dlv school for yointlaieh
FORMERLY ~ Ma lI,on'ave
HAVE REMOVED 70 - EASI JJll-7I'
For Both Sexes-Citv.
BOOKKEEPING. PENMANSlllP, Arithmetic,
ID correspondence spelling, hI-lhrss framing SIS qnaIc
v wiring 80 monthly; ladies laugh! bookkecpng ana ac-
coints Pa1e's college. q. Bov@Iy uptown 1915 BwaJ.
MISS WARREN, II West 1jth-St. -Scp-
Nl crate departments; thpi"lgh TEACHING EDsA'H
French ana German ptrE al iH.trn. won.
CT. JOINS SCHOOL -
> FOR NpUNG LADIES AND CHlIDVEN.
- - AND - Wf.-I $2USI.
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u IA THyITi:D STATES NAIL STEAMERS.
FOR QUEENSToWN AND LlELEpoOL+
ARY-SI Ky EsDAY Feb 49, O a. m
WYOui = q .........TUE SBAY. Feb. - !'jD r. IN
HKiZGN N..... ...........TUE~DAY. March l. a. H.
WIsCONSI ltrAf MuCh n a. Io y ,n
Any S~I vi 4 L ESDAY. March - lO5Oa ~
" Those ,eamcrA arc bnit 81 iron IN wlerti2nt CON
narimorA and are PUNISHED with every requisite % mtNe
he passage acros, the Atlantic b)i1 safe ana agreelo nav
ing bath room smoking rom irawins;roor pinD d" ~
ih,ry nsrlercol surgeon. Stewards. an caterer on
eacl Steamer Tie sa,crnon+ age all upper dcrK mus ISL,
ING those greatest OF al luxrres AZ sea- perfect Veh''
hud llgti. - -. 60 o,o,oroo,, eco .so and
SIM H' IiTTtHui.DiATF 80 nTEkKAGE at low rates
Wv" A-N4 49, oILIrE Il, 90 AIbMAT
1900 -''' WILLIAMS BIION.
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Dan(lilQ Aca0emles.

A LEN. MACGREGOKS
IN SCHOOL FOR DANCING liz jth.lvs. near l7ni.,t
Private ana class lesson daily. send iUs circulars,
A Lien DODWORTHS
~ SCHOOL FOR DA%CIEG. No GSl FIFTH. AVE
Fol terms, days. &C, send for CiicdlaT.
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For Young Lames-Citv.

CT. JOINS SCHOOL ,,,.
> EOE NtT NG LADIES AND CHILDREN
NO~. - AND - WEST 3@pSI.
WILL REOPEN WEDNESDAY,. JAS. =, ISL
Letters AMI hu.ines4 IOai t. % al lre'3cl
MIS-. IHkOUOHE llNlNh
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Ocean Steamers.

A MEXICAN LINE.
n FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL. 40
only transatlantic Line under the AMERICAN FLAG.
Sailing every Wednesday from PhliPepha ana LiVerpooL
Extra sailiDgs atern9te SaturdAvAo
OHIO, "Wednesday, Feb. y, b. z m
RED STAR LINE-FOR ANTWERP.
Sailing every saturday alternately from Philadelphia ana
Newl ork for Antwerp. landing passengers WITHIN 10"
tinent . 1900. ,,r> 49,, -, e,.,,,ov Fob = INA m
Forrates o. passage and other nOrinatlOn spplY,D
eo- WaInntst phiadcphia. 10 Broadway. New. YORK
ANCHOR LINE u. :. MAIL STEAMERS.
n NETWORK AND GLASGOW.
From Pier No. 20. North River. New orX; = y -
FthonIa > l0a lCTcassla.....FeD ", a. M
Iioli WI, . Feb. IL. DevOnia Feb 70, 5 p H.
These Sreamersdo not carry cattle. sheep or pigs.
Cabins 500 $50 Excursion tickets at reduced rde"
second Cabin $40 Steerage tZ5,
NEW.YORK TO LONDON DIRECE.
From Pier No. As North River, foot OF Chiriesst -
Utopia ...... Feb ~ Australia 70 p III
Cabins. $50 500. Excursion tck"t@ az reii ca rae
uENDEIsSON BROTHElsS, Agents, BOWnnS-dIceIL--
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IMPERIAL GERMAN NAIL.
L HAMBURG American PacEe; C.:W"nnYy7 Line for
PLYADI I'll CHEKBOI' ltG AID HAMEL Nt - -.
LIS ...... 10 FrI> .:...-..: Fen "a
STEVIA 800. TO-. .......Fcl l. WlELAN Mar,h )
Rates o. passage Plymouth. Ion 'On. ChrOghrg. nam
burg and I'll points IA ito Son'h u LrgiarE First Caoil
Cabin 500 -tcerass. go klinl Trip At le'
,uC cA rates Sireiarc from Ham lsrgOr iiavre SIS
kUNHAKDr " CO., {. KICHARD CO..
- t;rr1ra, Agents GeurI Al Passenger Agents.
al nInIi 81 Y Y No. vi Broadway, y. !.
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CUNARD LINE.
NGTICF-"LANE ROUTE" .
FROM NFW-YOItK TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENS
TOWN
FROM PIER no 40 NORTH RIVER
Wed estly: 9lh req a:3V T. NJ
"Wednesday. l6th Fe' $50 a m
~ l'N.. narch 6.D a m
CABIN passage 500 $50 an 500 return uc>et' VI 'or
able tcrns. ,-...o =. r,-r ,o,z
StceTage tickets and m mai parts ~ Europe AVERY 10"
rates. Freight and passage oi5 No. B1whg pleen,
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
NJ BETWEEN new YORK AND HhVSE, =.
company 40 ~ North RIVER EJot OF A1uon,
Travellers by the line aYor hntn transit ~ Enghsn r;
aud the dscontO.ts crossing the Cdanns IN sAn
FERDINAND dc LesScps TOfiOs Welns lay FEB "
rtA%CE rrrdellr ....... Wednesday Feb. 10 a. IN.
WILLIE DE MARSEiLLF- nho!ts Weidy tth -: pm
CLCCEsdrIwn Credit LYDnna. Paris, IN ihoi t5 Us la
IOIIS DE BEBIAN. Agent No. y BO@hnS ttr53l
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TNrERIAtS 6 GEEM HAHN NAH Enayp
STEAMSHIP Line nkrWEhN NEW
DONAU.........sat. Feb D. NJ, Ah.... sat- rep. ~
IIIEIN .......-at. F'b. ~ " AIN. .-...Sai f"D -,
RATl.o OF PAS~At;E from NEW ,OKKtO SOCTHAMP.
TON. EANRF OK BREMEN, .,o
FIRST CABIN...........%-Ol SECOND CABIN ....."sCO
STEEl:AGE. $50. - .. ...o
Return ticks tciIcr Prepaii stccIa-' ccrth
cair+ S2s. >;ran"rs s4t TON Pier between second anu
i"'''' IT, ''''oA'"' uilR!CIGs & Co. Bowling Green
TNMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.
FOR QUEEN>TOWN AND LIVERPOOL
HOTlCE-Ihr Steamers "f This Limo ta1s Lieutenant
GMI HIHYS' or BERLIN - SAIL KnAY. Feb H. pm
SiIt OF RItV Els F~DAY Feb. IL
CiIV oF RlChMON .....SATUEDAT Feb. %. . r. IN
Cify Of On - r. II........HA1l knNI Maj ). m.
tiiY OF MONTREAL TIL L RSDAY. MAT 10, D. IN.
From fier 81. y X. foot Of Charlton 81
CABIS, $50 and SOD E";un tickets favorable terms
S1EkIAGE. So Prepaid. $50: Drafts al lowest rates.
Saloons. sWuKug and bath rooms tnishps
ILtsr du not carry cattle. she, pUr pg..
JOHN O. DALE. Agent. 81 AMI 80 Br0alwav y.
Philadelphia OhCe No lUJ south +th..t
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ROTTERDAM LINE.
Ii Steamers leave NAT-ON'S STORES. BROOKLYN.
p Mcines,lay February ..
ERI An. clncSly ftOluily u
IstC g tOu-S7O. "a CABIN. 500. Steerage, SO.
IL. CAZAUX. Gcn Acty ,? south wiIi!lnsL
EDYE & 60. 81 south Wil!lam-S. Freight AgtA
W. NORRIS. 80 broadway. General Passage Agent
WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSrOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
EOTlCE1he steamers " this Line take the Lane Route
recommended by Lieut. Maury L. j. NJ on both the out h4d
ami hOneward voyages
BKITANNIC Capt Perry saturday February ). 10
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GEkMANlC Capt Kennedy saturday Feb ~ $50 H. IN
CELTIC Capt. Clrairl Thug sdav Feb ~ D. IN:
FROM TIE WHITE STAR DOCK. FOOT OF WEST
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These are uniform IN sta and uusurps, IN NJ
The Saloon. StaterJDns, smoking ami biLh-
are ainishp tho nOSo ami mOtOa arc
felt ing degree comfort hitherto unattInaDe
able terms hcerago from tho CID Country $50 From New
York, S2S. 49, .,..-,
For plans ami other information apply at the
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-05

ISLAND LIFE; or The Phenomena and Causes OF 1nsu'
lar Faunas and Foas Including Revision and attempted
solution Of the problem of Geological Climates by Alfred
Russell Wallace Of THE Malay Arcpela "Geo-
graphical Distribution OF Animals &c, " ;h Illustrations
and maps SyO, cOlh 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-05

THE HUMAN RACE and Other Sermons. Preached al
Chetenham oxford and Brighton. ly the late Rev Fred
erick W. Robertson. MA. Incumbent Of Trinity Chapel
Brighton. 2no. cioth, II 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-05
filming.

GIVE MINING STOCKS bought ana sold:
~ SpeCnI acliics furnishing mining Investments ana
LAT p nd vices from the mines. Correspondence Invited
~ ATSON IL GIBSON. Bankers aud Brokers. % Naiist
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-02-09

ouerYs
on ete wond8I o our lie,
md pleasure, rest and strife,
gstery Of mysteries,
% twixt two eternitiesl
10, the moments come and 80,
Zen as sparks, and vanish 50,
Flash from darkness into light,
Quick as thought are quenched in night.
With an import grand and strange
Arc they iraught in ceaseless change
As they post away, each one
Stands externally alone.
The scene, more fnir than words can say,
goso upon and 60 my way;
turn, another glance to claim,
Something is changed, 'tis not the same.
The purple flush on yonder fell,
The tinlsle OF that oattle-bell,
Came, and have never come before,
Go, and are gone for evermore.
Our lie is held as with a wise,
We cannot do the same thing twice,
Once we may, bat not again;
tOnly memories remain.
What Il memories vanish too,
And the past bs lost TO view;
Is it all tor nauebt that l
Heard and saw aud hurried by !
Where are childhood's merry hours,
Bright with sunshine, crossed with showers
Are they dead, and'can they never
Come again to life foreverf
'No'tis false, IsureIy trow;
Though awhile they ~anish now,
Every passion, deed, and thought,
Was not born to come to naughti
win the past then come again,
Rest and pleasure, strife and pain,
All the heaven and ell the helli
Alb, we know not; God can tell.
Good Words.