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MINES AND MINING:

SUNDAY March 2o--P. n.
while large volume Of business Yves done In MIN
ing stock last week, large proportion OF the deal
inga was in few of the special fancies AS rule,
the market was weak AID unsettled and both specu-
lators and investors have shown an inclination 70
await further Developments. AS noticed week
sGo, the Green Mountain dividend, declared in the
course Of the week, was for cents instead OF ~
cents and, az was suggested might be the case the
effect was discounted before the act and the price OF
the stock, instead Of further declining after the
declaration was made, stihened. The conservative
course of the management in retusngto pay I'M
earned money, when 1t was almost certain tnas
March's work would, In addition to providing for its
own 10 cents, make up the deficiency. met with
universal APPRECIATION. At the end of the week the
market seemed to have settled, so that there was
strong evidence of returning confidence, and unless
all signs fail. the markets hereafter will present
better face than they have for the last two weeks
In yesterdays markets Hibernia was as conspicu-
against so cents Friday. Hortense also was active;
but first weakened to go cents and then rose TO ana
closed at So cents--a gain OF cents ChrysolInee
was ouiet but firm at 67s, Little Chief steady at 130
0I,3b Big Pittsburg cents higher at $780, and
Leadville Consolidated advanced from W cents 70
I.O0098 cents Consolidated Pacihc, AFTER 40 ga,
vance 10 80 cents, weakened and closed at 72076
cent? against 81 cents Friday. An active business
was done in Sutro Tunnel because OF the report that
the control Of the property had passed 70 ths DO
10. Mariposas were strong, the common advancing
to 4.4O. The California Gold Mines stocks were
notably strong, Green Mo1ptaln OF . = Gold Stlpe
az 8 and Rising Sun at 8. Moose was cents higher
at .65 and Hukill after sales OF 1.3O, closed un-
changed at 1.25. Consolidated Virginia was strong
at 1.60. The low price shares, where there were
changes also generally show some Improvement In
figures and the markets closed steady to firm.
NJ INNING STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
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CLOSING PRIoBs or B0sr0y sr001s
BosroS Saturday. March 10. 1891.
nnrroN NARKrrs.-BY rKLRo n.Arr.

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rrxDAY. March Qo~r n.


SUNDAY. haFeh xo--f: ~
The value &C. 4S2 $500 Of the imports Of merei's"
disc at the port Of New-York for the week endec
yesterday is 4sSO2 less than the value nor tho pre-
cedina week and So 241, 701 less than for the same
week of 1885, The exports Of merchandise nom
this port, valued at $s. $780, for the week endec
Tuesday, March 10, are $595,e9s less than ior tne
preceding week, and 81 4sZ,4zV more Juan ~ sus
corresponding week of 1880. Inc total moyen !,
Of merchandise as the port from January 20 vac
dates named, compared with the same time OF AeoV.
shows an increase Of $i2,572,9S7 IN the value o.
the exports and decrease of $17,656,Vo2 ~ the
value of the IMPORTS The imports OF specie iast
week amounted to $685.. $50, making total Of
S7.51o.1O0 since January against 81, 455.S26 70
the same date Ia 1880 The exports of specie to date
this year amount to So 740.s39 against ~ ,7ol
for the same time last year These changes show q
comparative difference Of $24,870,761 In favor OF
this mort on the foreign movements, other than Of
securities. since January 1.
The weeks. bank statement issued Saturday u
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Geaal Nctltes.

STATE OF NEW-Y0RK--SUP COURT,
y COUNTY. OF. NRw:YoRR.-Abram s. Cassidy and
a m pTGws and H an BE
john J. Harrison: Jane A. Wallace, Eliza HarnsOn henry
son. MSrtRs liz vile saSeila MaIisry Henry Masry her
husband Margaret M. w Harr George w Haison her
HsaSsl1 Hall JOIN r. Hal ner hasOsSd Albert Hsrris0n
Isabsa March willam Marsh her husband James Har
Rocnsy md Mary his wfs nN yen Of VIE Of John
aoos being unknown g Ins ga96 ; sas herein desg
Hsrrson, William O. asFrson Mary HsssCn Jane wal
&c ~ soys nspsd deendats You are hereby
10 answer The amended complaint a. ths acou
VIC e s hs s q
elusive q the DAY service and u case Of your failure g aP
.;,I " I SsSSSrISS si;SsnT
sss ns W. As SsE as Vivian ssns
haEyJ Harmon and John J. Harrison The foregoing
z re asa Ssss sns y s
pteme Court da5d February 1881 apdhled With the sc
s Ssoss is
TIVE SUPREME COURT. Albany County
~ RRAkKlIN UNDERHILL agt COMMONWEALTH
IIFE1NsuRAMoE oMPANY. In the matter Of the co ~.
scp oicE 70 Il hs SSnHASs
LIFE IHsURANCE CON PANY.-IR pursuance Of an order
On ne LAY q ysnsay 1850 and eG ana sntsrsd on no
q q eotnay iss nStce = nereey given % s credit
persons Eaysag gind against sad copany that
s M sS e q ssd @ Sa' m . s f
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e s sas Sd ' s e o. ss ceo S 3
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b e Il seh gni1 ela and rom any eE.pn.
sssh q a s q esosr II G
GAL MN fAohAs 8 hooRH. he'''F'r
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GIlnlng.

ofFcR OF THE BALD MOUNTAIN MINING collPAyT,i
No ~ NAssAUsr., NEW.YoKE- Feb 20, 1851
A MEETING OF the stockholders of the
N BALD MOUNTAIN MINING COMPANY viii be held
NJ TIA Offices No 81 NRssaus In the city OF New York on
the Of March, 1891 at IL O'Clock noon for the pur
pose Of considering aud acting upon resolution then and
there diminishing the capital stock Of thls COM
psny 81 100000 and reducing tho number OF shares into
capital Of the Is divided 20 lOOOOO
OF the par value OF sO each and for the transaction OF suoh
other business above proposition
baIure Inc meetiuR GEORGE r. EAGER.
JOHN Y. MAINLAND,
CHARLES WENDELL
J. s. ANDREWS
SAMUEL H. EARLS,
EMILE VATABLE,
AMEDEE VATABLE.
Majority OF Trusteea
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A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
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Gress Clicking.
Corporation Monies.

NOTICE.-Leases of certain Corporation piers
IN and bukheads win be offered public sale by order OF
fhe Department OF Dock at the Axohange Stlesroem No
III Broadway Tuesday March ~ 1884, at ~ O'clock
No. . city Hail
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E'iinf and p NJ " :,
Houston and i'8xne
ktnnbiljai and 81. : o. (
Ian. ana st. 4ok pFSf. |
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Eiid. AiO0fo. ard W,1..
Keok a ID Nofnes..
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Louis4iils ana n oeh
4 Louis, ~, Alb aad 81,
lake Shoro. ....-.i
Manhattan Haf.eosll
aahatBcaeh.......4
MAJ. ana Gin Is pf. :.
Mar. AUG On. "a %. :.
Mefropoisfnn 49,.
MiohieaEl c1ntta !. . -.
Mobile aud Ohfo,sss.sI
40. Kan. and Tex. II
Morris u h8eex.. -..s..l
Aill and 3 S....s.-<,.I
Eaah.. ChaS anf9k I'll
New ] efe8T Central. 4
~ gorr AMI. n HnHa1 /
N. X. Cent. ano Had
Do OK div.
New York E!eSefoo i.
N.Y.L,E. and Weef'ni
d. r.. 4. r. auo ". ~
Nortlern R1cidc%....s
Northern Pacific p'd..
n. Y. Ont anE Wesk i
Ohio Conog1l ......s..l
Oregon n. and Nav ~
Ohio and MisaissiDq;
Ohio ara Miss. proL..-l
p, FW q Chi. ....1.l
PuIlmau Pal. Car Co
PhiiA and kdR. II Ri
Peoria. Dec. a1G Ey. II
ST Paul. a. Dnlnfh---
DO. pref. .........-..s
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st. Il. and San Fran
SC. 4. and San y. pref.
6t.Lanu San r. fsf pol
50. H.. I. "a. and 8.....i
Toll, Del and II.
Toxas Rac,ic. ..a-.-..
Union Pacific. ..s...-..l
DO. ex DIV.
Wabash. So. l. a Pao-I
DO. preferred -.-...-
American Union ..-..l
Am. DIST Telegraph
Atlantic and Pac. Tel.
Western Union Tel al
Do do ox cert ....i
Adams EXPRESS ......-l
American Express. III
United states kxp'se.
Wells-targo Express.
Canton .....--......--.
Pacific NAH. ....-....-.
Col. Coal 4 iron. ->-..l
Maryland Coal .-..-..l
New Central C0ai- --..i
Pennsylvania Coal. II
Caribou Mining -..--
Centrnl Mining. .-..2
De2dwood Mining.
Exceiei0r MINING ....i
HOmestake MinCo. - 4
Little Pittsburg. 80.
Marip0aa. ..s.-..--s..
DO. pref. ...-...,s,s..
Ontario d.. .........s.si
Silver Cliff. ....s,.....-l
Standard Mining Co.
Stormoat......-..s---.
Sutro Tunnel .--..-,-.
Quicksilver. ....-.....
onicksilver preierTsd:l
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Mem pnbIitatiOris
sCRIBNER's SONS,

THARIEs sCRIBNER's SONS,
PUBLISH
TEE AUTHORIZED EDITION OF
"REMINISCENCES BY THOMAS CARLYLE .
Ealtea by JAMES ANTHONY FRoUDEA
Library Eaition-l vol. svo gilt 90
cheap Edtson-l vol, crown cents
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DECENT TRIBUNE PUBLICATIONS.
STOCKING KNITTING. EXTRA NO. 76
Illustrated pamphlet Price, 10 ce1ss.
TRIBUNE MINING DIGEST. FOR 1881.
Price. 20 cents
THE SHADOW OF A SIN, NOVEL EXTRA, NO. 81.
Price. 10 Cents
SUNDAY DINNERS. EXTRA NO. G4.
Address ''' ~ THE TRIBUNE
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The following were the receipts and saipments az
and from Chicago and Milwaukee SATURDAY:
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DASSICK MINING co.
ID Location Of Mine-ROSlta, Gutter County Col.
CAPITAL $40 900 900 . 5000 SHARES. ....PAR 800
Office, 80. 90 Wal-st.. NoW.York
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The President Still I'M
proUi71S.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, }
July rs 80 A. NJ. :

EXECUTIVE MANSION, }
july IS 80 A. NJ.
The President passed a most
comfortable night and continues
to improve. He is cheerful and
asks for additional food. Pulse
"a; Temperature 90; Respira-
ton %.
The condition of the President
continues quite as favorable as
this morning. Pulse, 100; tenn
perature, 1908; respiration, %.
Unless some unfavorable change
should occur, no further bulletin
will be issued till 8 80 p. m.
0:3o P. M.
The favorable condition of the
President continues. Pulse, Ioo;
temperature, 1902; respiration,
%. Unless some unfavorable
change occurs, no further bulle-
tin will be issued until tomorrow
morning.
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Through the kind courtesy of the Hon. Ed
WARD CvERTON, the Towanda Library has
recently received number of valuable Gov
ernment books, (ten volumes, and an atlas of
Utah Territory. Among them is particular
ly noticeable a memorial of the latei lamented
Prof. JOSEPH HENRY of the Smithsonian
Institute. The Library Committee acknowl-
edge the receipt of this gift of Mr.. OvERToN
with many thanks.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-07-08

The increasing demand for Ice compels me
to say that after the fifteenth of July l will
take no more customers; two wagons at the
present time having hard work to get through
and deliver to our regular customers their
regular amount, without solicitation. Regu-
lar customers will get Ice at same price as
heretofore. Ice gathered with drainage from
Catholic cemetary. JOHN ADAMS.
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MARRIED..

MASON-PENNEPA PACKER.-At the residence of
the brides parents, in this borough, by the Rev.
J. s. Stewart, D. D., Thursday evening, July I,
+. NJ. Mason, Esq, of Kansas City, Mo-, ana MISS
Eftie A. Pennepacker.
CROFUT-HARIS,-At the residence ofthe brides
parents in Leroy, July 4th, 1881, by III. X. Mott
ESQ., Mr.. Isaac Z. Crofut, of Granville, Pa, and
Miss Maryette Harris, of Leroy, Pr.
LL-SCHRADER,--In Leroy, July 4th,
by II. X. Mott Esq, Mr.. Amos II. Crandall OF
Binghamton. n. Y, and Miss Ruby II. Schrader,
of Barlay, Pa.
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The thermometer at Red Bank, N. j.,
yesterday registered 9S IN the shade; at
South AmOoy, 101.
Archbishop Gibbons of Baltimore is
a circular to the clergy directing prayers
for Gartield's recovery.
a party of Americans were found at
the Sand Hills, forty miles south Of Eel
Paso, numbering thirteen dead bodies in
all The Americans are portion Of
surveying party of the Mexican Central
railway, which originally numbered thir-
ty. A detachment of troops was sent
from Ell Paso to ascertain the particulars.
1t is supposed that the massacre was
committed by a remnant of Victoria's
band of Apaches which has been COM
mitting depredations about the Sierra
Cand elera for months.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Personal.

Miss SARAH MOODY is home from her Wis
it III Waverly.
Misses MATTE and HATTIE MALLORY re-
turned from New York Wednesday evening.
CHARLEY MOODY caught seventy-ive bass
the other day, the largest one weighing two
and half pounds.
D. T. EVANS, DUDLY TUTNER and W. III.
DODGE are enjoying the seabreeze at Nan
tucket, and indulging in fishing.
CLARK OLMsTEAD, an old Towanda typo
is visiting his friends here. He is now en-
gagged on New York City paper.
FRED FRIsBIE, graduate at Lafayette
College, passed through this place the other
dav on his way to his home, in Orwell.
Mr. IRVING BROWN, of Orwell, who is
filling a responsible position with Baltimore
firm, is spending few days with his parents.
Misses MAGGIE and MAMIE BLIGHT, ,daugh-
ters of General Superintendent BLIGHT, of
the State Line and Sullivan r. r., sailed for
Europe Wednesday.
M. H. LANNING has returned from a trip
to Sharon and Saratoga Springs very much
improved in health. He begins to appear
like himself again, and we are glad to see him
able to be about.
w. L. CARTER and wife of Grand Rapids,
Mich. are registered at the Ward House,
It has been a number of years since WRIT
left Towanda, but he has many friends here
who will be glad to see him.
~ Il ,c,1,t ,1atp
a pleasant overland journey to Pittsburg,
where they have relations living. They will
make the trip by private conveyance and be
gone several weeks.
Yesterday was good day for fishing aud
it was we'll improved. w. A. CHAMBERLIN, :,
c. L. TRACY and II. G. PORTER were out
and returned with fine string, although Mr..
c.. failed to land half dozen of the largest
bass hooked. S. NJ. BROWN, caught 10 good
sized bass, the largest one of which weighed
31-4 pounds.
Though unheralded by elaborate invitation
cards and costly and ostentatious prepara-
tions; retinue of bridesmaids, ushers, ETC.,
the wedding which came off on ID street last
evening, removes from our midst one Of the
brightest and most accomplished of Towan-
da's young ladies. To a well stored mind
Miss EFFIE PENNEPACKER, the bride, adds
that better culture of the soul, which is the
crownlng adornment of true woman. That
she will make her influence felt for good in
her far away western home, none who know
her we'll can doubt, and this reflection recon-
Giles, in some degree, her friends to the sep
aration which herr relation involves. The
fortunate and happy groom, Mr. E. NJ. Ma
SON, is a we'll known and popular young
gentleman, who left this place few years
since to seek home and fortune in the west.
He settled in Kansas City and has for the
past two years filled a very important and re-
sponsible position in the post office there
The guests were confined to relatives and inn
mediate friends, but the entire community
join in offering congratulations and in the eX-
preston of best wishes for the happiness and
prosperity of Mr.. and Mrs. MASON.
Mrs. MASON will remain here until autumn
and then join her husband in Kansas City.
G.. M. BEECHER, managing editor of the
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The Canton Sentinel comes to us this week
enlarged and improved. BOWMAN is one of
the most enterprising newspaper men in the
country, and makes his paper all the section
will stand. We wish there were more with
his vim.
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property, corner York avenue and Houston
street, for sale. 1t is very desirable resi-
dence and is offered on very reasonable
terms.
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HOUSE FOR SALE.-I offer for sale a First
Glass House on York Avenue near Locust
street, containing of rooms with closets, china
closet in dining room, pantry in kitchen, good
cellar, well, barn and out buildings. The "a
bove said house, | will sell on reasonable
terms for cash. Or will exchange for a good
farm. H.. MOORE
July s. m. ToWanda, Pa.
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c. M. BEECHER, managing editor of the
Elmira Aduertieer, died this morning of
congestion of the lungs.
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By referring to an advertisement in this
paper the reader will observe that Mrs. Doc
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LOST, at East Towanda depot on Tuesday
morning 9th inst, red morocco pocket book,
with handle. Finder will bes rewarded On
leaving at this office.
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STATEMENT OF THE RECEIPTS
~ and Expenditures of the School District of
Towanda Borough from May 81, 1880, to June 1,
1881.
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LIABILITIES.

Bonds drawing per ct interest. 100000
:. " 10,5000o
Out standing orders, interest and
unsettled bills estimated. 10000 13, 600 90,
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Didn't Understand.

ONE of the American humorists feels
" grieved that he cannot make him
self understood. Scenes like the follow
ing not unfrequently occur, he says,
when we want to buy anything with an
uncommon name:
went into Philadelphia book. store
the other day for the purpose of pro-
curing a copy of Christopher North's
well, known "Noctes Ambrosiane. -
The first person L encountered was q
red-haired clerk, to whom said:
Have you 'Noctes Ambrosian@ p"
Wh-wh-wh-w whatd you say?" he
asked, with mouth and eyes wide open.
called to ascertain if you have
'Noctes Ambrosianm ?''
'' L don t exactly-that is, L don It un-
der-knocked his-what did you say p"
6 1 said that l understand that you
had 'Noctes Ambrosiane." If you
havn't why don't you say so at once?"
81 don't know what you mean.
never did such thing in my life."
Perhaps you don't understand me.
wish to see if you have Noctes Am
brosiane." Christopher North 3 'Noctes
Ambrosiane.' y
Oh, he has-has he? He's Knocked
his, what you call it, has he! Well, 1
don't care cent if he has. You've
come to the wrong shop. You must be
crazy. Your mind seems to be unhing-
ed. You havn't-" breaking Off sudden
ly and addressing clerk in the rear end
of the store. &C Say, Bill, here's feller
that's foolin' around here, wantin to
knock somebody. Get a policeman,
quick ~
Than l left and hunted up another
emporium of learning.