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OREGON,
~ COLORAi

OREGON, ,,noa,,, nav, ,,,>,,,,
APOLI~, and points ia NEBRASKA. UTAH. MON
TANA, DAKOTA, MINNESOTA. AMI the NORTH
Wet are reached direct from CHICAGO vlath5
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEoTEEN -.
II runs FROM to five trans daily each way between
CHICAGO and prominent " estern points. IT ALONE
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west Of
Chlrl.o PULLMAN sILEPEttS are run on an o. It's
tornaLon Apply 10y ctt )h 10 ,'I % 'di c'PJL HcIi'
agent Gr No Al en AGENT 40 4l5 Broadway Nelor
GTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
y ToENICTTEG WITH ALI POINTS EAST
FARE 3 10 Boston FOR rstcass mitcd ticket good only
as ,t.. i',' ~ iNGToy and NARRAGANsETr leave
dmy except onnaa, at n' from F'r 3D. " H. 'oo' 81
tct. Tor sc Al an principal ticket Offices s,aterooms
397 Broaiway Astor House ana at metropolitan and Fth
Avenue Hotel ticAet oilces
PROVIDENCE LINE for Freight only.
Steamers leave iI,r 20 foot 81 Nartst, v r., NJ p H.
daily except SUNDAY ior los,on VA pIoyidencest
bpfsA 70 5'l.r r 9s at 0 ~ fGlN+ Co
- t -1i'i.l RIVER AND HARBOR TRANSFORMATIONS
COMPANY.
OG,cc Pier ~ r.. foot Cor,andt-st
Consignment Tres! forwarded as directed ~ sny part
oi tie World
tNEuuA1LED FACILITIES FOR DIsrATcu
Criels received for dcIy. a Lnls VI IKE sh anl sr
,hai.al.c 90 amy part 1f ,Ir city
SEA AAD HAl.BOR TOWING AND lINL" AM
II ANBOR LIuI. rLR.Gt
Fre every description promptly lsntaicd ~ ANY point
~ the hlrt,rat reasonable Iatc+
sILAIHrAI- EAE'Lp And Ei'OE i-7 10 'IAl'
TER tOH EXCURSIONS.
Steamers John q. at4r0 aal Er.stus Corning f1r NEW
HA.lN leave Peer Is B. 4t9 D. '. daily .saturdAJ'
cxccutcd..
METROPOLIS EXPRESS co.. between &eT-ior. and
N,s-iayor. care and a.-plloh guaranteed
Freight FOG point- D. l d ~ H. H. rockwell 1t Pi't 49,
For SrN.Ila.,u and points Lt+i al Pier Is.
NDItIII SIlDl.4. -IAI1N ISLAM D-EleVcu hlict Tor
Ton eats VA sluler rOu l1ce l. IT, H. loot Whltchist
Observation-Disclosures, CON nuutplw. N.J--Dry DOCKS,
shops everything tODctt4.AnS " NAo
construction auL repair % Vi3r'tA
TROY BOATS-CITIXENS LlNE.-New
i steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave
at Pier ~, " H. Dot Chfi'-
t0pher-st connecting with morning trains Tor North anu
West. Sunday steamer touches AZ -ApAly'
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
On aad after January %, 1882
GREAT TRUNK LINE -

on GRh aft r Iaq9n K i p l3'>
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains cave Newl orA VIA Desbosses anc Cortandt street
iiariis5urs P.burg the wcstani souta. with Pullman
Yor and acaso ' I@itcd Of pullman Rance
'Wtimmsnor Iocs Haven sa NJ p, NJ; Cory and Erie
p. connecting tt Cory iOg httsyA Petroleum Cen
"3itino'e W.si.r,ioa ani the south. Limited Washing
Express. o. Pullman Piror cars daily, except sunday
3:IC Z, anIj D H. aud y night SUNDAY. and -. L.,
= T VINES for Baltimore except sun lay. m.
For Atlantic y thoggn ci mr. eEceg5 Mn 9groos
trains T...oy C.ty aaordngt spesy uiect transit
ioI T,i99 ry From PtsPqrs e21 and 10 50 800
and I04On 10. daily IRON NJ i3 ~ 'V 'l % 23
S0 H. s5 an i55I}oe n tr51 r419e a 3; g
S3 S o 55 i'l IT, w. 81 o ana " i055 i NJ
10 PHILADELPHIA
TIE orD.EsrAnLrsnEC ROUTE And SHORT LINE
~ YIAI>5 IAcH. Way WEEK sANp42, On sun.
D~4 f ia.l' i 7t3i x Na = YG G.l ADA-
DOUBLE TRACK, IHE MOST IMPROVED rQUGr
Mn i ATy iiiI- tAs rt2r ~ rtAH e2EsIsI
Ixpr Trans ie1'o New.l orz via De.0ro33os AMI cors
hndt streets eiiichd' iolow4. a..
en-, ,-O > a o s9l - i. a II M - .5l - 81 5, IS
i.Sper.s rams elye NowYor dn.7 Keen. Sundlya:i 4
g. IN and H. w. lannnt thr9ash va irD 10 'ia Sapien
ls .i S',G lI's so ' M
,t,d Ex,S'', i:5' 4A b. b ZIP 20, 3ni AM
sp Leave Philadelphia WA Camden, an. and a3J
= i5S ,' Sss 81 AND y broadway Astor House and
foot DcsDro.ses and toraudi't+ ,ourit and brQ0@
iyn Annex station loot fmton-s," Broo<yiE Nos ~.
flG and Is lutson-,t ioDoaen StiuOu Jersey city,
Ems 1n Sf onrahy Vii cal for and CHECK
baggage from hotels AMI Residences oil, ,,.,,n
EtASk THOMSON y. 49, ~ ,C'A
General Manager brlelA 1 a's I ABohg
TENHE POPULAK SHORE LINE 10 BOSTON
ALL RAIL from Grand Central Depot
Three c1uresH trains daily except sunday 70 i'oSOh AT
sos H. m tpaTlor cars attached ana 10 T. IL (Whh
SUNDAYS At iO p M. with palace sleeping carsl
limited tickets % Boston all rail- - ,
seats can Dc ohiIru NJ MetfoDout
Ffih hvrue aud Hotel ticket Offices and NJ Grand
Central Depot.
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Gituations Uanic0-- flutes.

4 Yo Eii T rahH Will BE hfEcEvED a rir
Gr.t-s' EOS west twenty ,tiIl.sl. Eghlhayc,
Va. % East Fourteenh-st, corner Jn.ots9Te 70 IId
nos. 90 and 400 Thri'ace. corner Ono-hanlrolnd
tWenty-1ithst, up 70 D. n, al REGULAR 0nce IaIet
Rrsuonsiblc Man and Wife want TO take
~ chHfe Of gnucn3n'a resilence dunn ao'enet y,
y9%a'F To- z, T. uirI cncc ll75 roaeay '' ~ W.
YOUNG En-li~hman, age %. medical grad
" uate of UuycI *. y. Z" nlr-e an invalid gentle
man. sr remunerlr a. j. nsI 10 al ~ AZ niPht oAcrll,i
where attention required cii or country cay rieences
MEpl, Al Tribune O. ptp"n once Los hi''l"'y'
BARTENDER ASSISTANT.-Ay our@ man
ID aged - bartender assistant has several yir,
I11ETSItY care JOHN DOUGILETY, 100 Vanck.st
pTrLER and COOK.-Bv Swedish man,
Ed ma,rci butler and hs wiz, AZ hr'llrs coot Doth
h., ,' cic gy Toss e, M $50 ' sh SS.
Nc0A on.
COLLECTOR. PORTER or WATCHMAN.-
y By married. English speaking German age 81 b. VIII
YRRNZZ scHNfIuii, Grsnd.sL lloOoken. y.
UOACHAlAN.-Bv q careful. competent mar
~ T,'i i iaas i ,,l,i,y
ElHEMAN.-A youn. American. age 10, rs
IS willing 20 YORK; las SCI era f,ir7 expert
does GUSTAV IIiAENEG, Ijo4 7th-l,o, Eroohya.
nRGANl~T.-An experienced ora,nIst oi
~ tlis desire a. immediate cneaccmcnt 100 church
Mty INN, Wi 10 intdc favoiaG' Hddr IS w. rrIiER
TINS week, 2oY Broadway hNthI TOOL bul!iA. i''H ~
DAINTING, KALSOMlNING. &c BY
practical work strictly t,np,rlte kasOminng AMI
papci-A4nglg. ADdrrss I'll KWOOb, 2j3 west 8oihsL.
city.
DORTER or USEFULMAN.-By an Amer
L lean nle - -psak- English ami German nutull D. " H
hp To- work good ounueudf ons Address JOIN GA1s-
MAS, 2J1 N aliaullt-st., ElUDhl'n.
WAITER, SECOND MAN, FRENCH COOK
w and COACHMAN-A family going to Lufopc have
good temperate men, Who DC fully Iecunn, nncd
Apply directly present employ ers ~ West 2it-sL
Gelp Uanic0.
[VANTED.-An Assistant Matron for n
w large school uptown mast understand mana cement 0t
children sewing aud housekeeping. Address "COMAlI-
TIE" BOX Al. Tribune ONCE.
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IN NElT.XORK

Mr. Enmons will visit York shortly after the 18th OF
April ana will Ice at the Fifth Avenue Hotel where he viii
be- pleased TO show plans OF the WenwOrn" and give full
information about rooms, prices sc.
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8teamboats anb RAILROADS..

A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
~ DEAN RICHMOND and ST. JOHN leave pier IL North
River. foot Of Canast every WEEK DAY at p IN.
meeting at Albany SUNDAY morning excepted with trains
north. west and StaterO0ms warmed
tickets TO Albany aud RETURN good 30 days2 So
presid cnf
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REAL ESTATE
SEw-YoEK. Friday Aprn a. ~ ~ ".
Ns solcs were made at the Ex'

.yopx. Friday, April IA. 1882
.oles were made at the EA"
The following saies
III. classroom to-day
-. No "a West 9sthst. ss4s1
istCryo e0 SSs7c, plot Of land 1--WE, $4,000
iyocn cI store With 9t 80 SGe srT Thos Zig. oo
IN Of f"i'O' ;i lots Nos 10 to 20 Fast
siCy e OF Bowery lots together $3.50
;se l27 0xlV55 lot 10 y 3d-st a'oeh""s $500
similar h9 90f ~ SxlCI Chas GuntHer '''
above ~ BIZ f. II. LudiOte 6 Go. $780,,
ooue with lot No SoI d is%d 3S5 Valentine naa' $4,000
mann ..-'''''' BIZ John 7. Boyd
Ian Tlth lot No 352 East Soth,sdd
O 9T'E S BE SGh Ni lot 2lez9a9i hdnnnu 1000
SIS, - y II ...........--. ----'-. '''
BUes'ei '' Bv " H. Stevenson. n.
o', o,o 90 II It of l6lstst 49lo q 900
lFSsi4S1I1ssSji Michael Ho~o'','...'', ..rrns
.coepEp REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
hh'' xEw.YoEN CITY. ~
,oorwoi ?dave, lS37loi'i Of'S s4O,25O
aud vie 70 S. I6tx'5;J Farley 10 jon" 1900
leillo oSS .,,6.: so X5o; William Hayes 272to
eleeetoF 10 o west Washing 6oie $4,000
ehssCGM aGa Bcis and h9'SaiH 3! cs1ar;
stnae ,5 SIdoE ct a. executors and trustees $3.50
: DUBOIS ci e. 23d Ward, y an acre.
wannsO3 1nIafduicE ct al to William hesei anu 1900
another cor o, jh-st 2Ox75 William ou'O 1900
'' saG henry tsrT ss106 Crawford and ZOO
wiie to eci exingCnay,Se 3oHio4''e C2Oco
MAR ~ oGlhs' 7'H7'i Max p1iA' $4,000
and Sd M. 10 ISIS # Of 4th,Si e 2VAo0 u''' 1880
West lV,n s a. j. IL Brahan ana VII" I;1 ana vie
~t an is9 East iGSEloo' / DOys anu $4,000
TO wns so5 Of 5taye, 25XloO6i L0liia $1,000
Oery - co Of vaye iGC1ioooi nV i'' 6sOo
,oo to iIisO:2 .9,aye' 4VONiO $1,000
,a- lpe "i' :. 40 Of g'h2yys > A''ii 10000
pe and wiz 70 7 "a sIayc, 51@9ll, Matte ,ooo
tockDurno to X Si1 III ih.ayc, 2j.215saxle3x-
2o'1 William ii Hacsebarth ana VIC " q" G,jOO
aud another +; " Of Lcyingtonayc l276KlQos'
so'I 'T,oselemc and vile ct al TO F'H''' $4,000
a.S.i s. go coi 5tiave ITNlV'| 1880
spaSc 80 80 eHoo Wa.aA @la ano''. 10000
vcsI IS..t lot, 5O2, $ol 5to ana SJ9' 10000
Mn l. Gcod and VIE TO / ~ n91 on, a. F CruIniy
Ie;crtc 10 YIN II Gulon o,1jr0 J.,
WashngOn-tse, &c cor 90 LoN H ctc 10 Joseph
iottrr Jos.1hJ Potter and wife to Daniel + e,o
sey0s, is36i. it Of 9naye "a hnloo5 10000
WeineE a11 VIZ io Of Of Madison.ayc 4OxlO22 also
'i. sstlsi 100 # " Of dave I5|ANUt1 I" '~ -2SO
AvrA Nos 20 lE y;, 10 n'I II &Iens 10000
ets STt ne cor Of 5O4 81 MA acb, ISs Ca 10000
noa aSi5as r;t5 4 ss,sr $3.50 $3.50
SAME uIolV' IA II OF .4t-avc 1JA't. - "
1SlsksL > Oo r6 another executors, etc, to ,so
l22dsi 5 b # Of Le1 y 1000
nehIyst so$ 241olo harric' 10000
husband and 10 M y sSt 35xiO6 Il 0connor o
aud to J Dousher'y - ------.----
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Dre55mnkina.

hRESSMAKER.-By trSt-class dressmaker,
"a few ENGAGEMENTS by the day thoroughly conpe
tent terms ~ 30, NJ f. Tribune Uptown ONCE
Las Broadway.
INTER and DESIGNER.-By a tirst-cass
hitter and designer: a COOL hand at remOdelng can
also make stylish cudrcl clothes wishes few more en-
g,gcmcus bv tine week objection 10 90 out OF ne
CITY best reference. Address d. NJ, Tribune Uptown ounce
LBS Broadway,
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EALL RIVER LINE
BOSTON and the EAST via Newport and Fall River.
Temperance Of the elegant steamers
BRISTOL. and PROVIDENCE
for the spring and summer
FARE Only s. 70 BOSTON

FARE ONLY 50 70 BOSTON
for limited tickets
These steamers are now leaving Newfork on alternate
=. Pier -, y. r.. loot OF MuTTySt.
notice VIII ne given Of the resumption OF sunday trips
ENODkJ.YN $3.50 p IN. Tickets and saterOOms may be
srcir,d ali principal hotels transfer and ticket Offices, at
The Office PIER -, and on steamers .
BCItDlN ~ LOWELL GEORGE J.. COMMON,
AGENTS. Genl Pass. Agent
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,o,n'ovo q9ll It OF l6lst-si' 49'lo
plot Of sAIns a Michael Howe--.-'-''''''''
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LVTANTED.-An Assistant Matron for n
w large school uptown ndcrstld cement OF
children. sewing aud housekeeping Address COMMIT
TIE" BOX Al Tribune once.
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Real Cstatc agents.

Domaine Brown. 1,2S0 Broadway, kntlT
an9gemcnt Of real estate specially Rents conec'eLN
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,r,,n 10, No $50 East Soth,ssSi
e,,orv brick housst ,haTe lot 2l.6x9a9; Ea1h"hu
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Madison Avenue Reformed Church. corner 57tl-st-rhe
ROY H. A. REED u D. Pastor Divine services al u a. H.
and 7l5 d. Sahnath scho0l M All are wecOne.
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ITO MANUFACTU LIti'. ,
4 AN AMPLE WATER POWER - >,
for some TIM I'm : q be h1gdtoD now nilalV
$, ed with rxteulve budI AID sha tng IS onced lOr
village o. ahOu COOS puat on sA 10 cent LOTS
from Nry.N ana Boston, WIN va er IN ran rOHes 10
nd TOurs ly iah u "A Ter surplus o.
labor vcin ~ exemption from local tiAaIl ID commune
cate Wlth - d. -. ~ "
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RELIGIOUS Notices.

Church Of the Heavenly Rest" SHAVE above 4nin
af-Thc will he held IN the aDoVe
church at Sunday, April 6 1882 Sermon ny INC hc'
ID y.
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Memorial PRESBYTERIAN Church. Madsonlve. cor Odd
ST.. the Rev CIfAs. :. ROBINSON. d. d.. Pastor -
Preaching tomorrow II and 1870 by the Rev.
+. T. INGERSOLL I'D. OF Br0okiyn Sabbah-school $3.50
a IN iss0 D.
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Church the Mcssn. San 81 and PARK ave- ne
Pastor, the Rev ROBEKr COLLNEE, viii preach mo- n.
II; subject a Now song" Evening nj :; satan
Falling Heaven" Public invited.
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EREENWICIi.-Shore residence for sale /; Id
" rooms; carragc.house abundance fruit; slacl9u'
gronnds pleasant healthy Sj5OJ descriptive circular
/, AFTER. q u EarE.IOW.
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EDWIN BOOTH.

Who VIII De snpDOrteI DY
Miss BELLA PATEMAN,
Mr.. BARTON HILL and a selected company
TWO WEEKS ONLY, commencing MONDAY, Apn
REPERTOIRE FIRST WEEK:
Monday, April II. Richelieu.
Tuesday, April -. OthellO-Mr. Booth as Othello.
Wednesday April -, Macbeth
Thursday, April 20 FOOLS Revenge.
Friday, April y. OthellO-Mr Booth as Iago.
saturday Matinee, Apnl %, Richelieu
Saturday evening. Aprl22 Fools Revenge.
scale OF prices first week;
Orchestra and balcony circle. 81 so
Balcony, ~. Second balcony, first three rows, 81.
Second Balcony. back rows, 30 cents.
Admission, so cents. Gallery, 25 cents.
Sale Of seats tor first week now progresses.
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/ ONG BRANCH, Monmouth Beach ana sea
Il 4 bright Cottages to let or for sale
Catalogues aud particulars from - ,,....,+
CUNRLFS :. BROWN - Liborty-st
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GTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
pnOVIDFNCE LINE Tor Freight only.

pItUNIDENCE LINE Tor fItItHt uny. = .
steamers iI,r % foot 81 ar tus, v t' III p III
daily except SUNDAYS for Boston wa froYdeucest
Freight yil either Inc tax at lowest rates. -
u. - BABCOth. President l. W. tiLhlS9' %. = Az
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Madison Avenue baptist Church. Slstst-Preacling
by The Pastor Rev DIV. BKtDGMAN, d. d, on sunday,
ATTil lG Services at II and $40 T. Sundaysehool
$3.50 a. chapel service "Wednesday evening at 10
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Disciples Of Christ. 2sth-sr. near Broadway.
Preaching morning and evening by the
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rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rREBUNE.l

ALBUQUERQUE, n. NJ. July 2l-Rich silver
quartz has been discovered within the past few
days at Las Plactas, an old camp twenty-five miles
from this town. The ore from an elght-foo VEN
assays 50 TO 100 ounces silver clear across the
vein Twenty thousand dollars were offered and
refused for fourtecn-fOOt hOio.
Ell PAsO, Texas, July 2l.-The excitement III the
Organ Mountain Mining District, \. NJ, Is lncreaS-
ing over continued discoveries Of horn and native
silver
Preparations for working the Old Stephenson
mine are being made by Illinois and Brooklyn par
ties.
Negotiations for the purchase of the Hawkeye
Group Organ, are pending with East Texas and
Cincinnati capitalists. c4
large, rich body Of ore was struck in the ST.
Louis mine, Burro Range. last saturday:
The Atchison, Topeka and Santa te Railroad
Company announces half rates Tor passengers ana
ores 10 the Denver Exposition.
Extensive beds OF good coal have been discovered
at Deer Creek, Arizona.
The Pacific Iron Works, San Francisco, have &C.
cepted the proposition to build reduction works at
I'll PaSO.
Bullion valued at 5000 was received IN this
city yesterday from the mines.
The closing quotations OF Lake Valley stocks
Yesterday, as reported by Watson q Gibson, were ::
tirande rJl30T5li Plata. $50 rs; Bella, - 10
u I'LL; Apache, 81 5JG@ 20.
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FRIDAY. July 2l-hh
While to-day's early stock speculation was
tended by advancing prices for nearly all Aino'
shares. the markets capacity for continued o.
sorntion of stock was severely testeo
fore the day was over, and the 'o
transactious amount only to 3s2,oOO snaiSS
AGAINST 454. 500 shares yesterday anu oi',
on Wednesday. At the opening OF business L.
WAS not trace of the feverishness when ohai
ized Yesterdays closing dealings. The whoio ~ IL
ket was strong; but Delaware, Laeka"ahis '.,
Western. Delaware and Hudson, Lake '". -.
Michigan Central and Canada Southern "eio -,
sneciaI leaders of the morning advances a
Lake Shore and Delaware, Lacka"ann" 80,
Western were the strongest stocks In the
and the rallying points from the after-Hhduay ~
presslon. which at ono time amounted " % ~,
"a ll02 per cent. Tho days dealings ai'o'
sorIier transactions, betrayed more ueNV w.,
noss than have those of any prcoeu;
dav SINCE July 7, and despite all pi' 'rss
hIe explanations to the contrary, tlo "'' .hau
reouired and received moro nurSAns orIv
II has on previous DAYS. That, however 10 81
na,ural after q market has so steadily ao'""N Cor
almost without reaction worthy OF the nan ths
two full weeks. This afternoons decline H'A'
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Mem Publications
" LITERARY EVENT"
ANNE.
NOVEL
CONSTANCE f. WooLSON.
illustrated by Reinhart
l6mo, cloth, 81 25
Mem Publications
L" A LITERARY EVENT"

Tho onpoorancc Of Anne" NAV be regarded as fact
worth special notice for Miss Wooson adds to her ooSei
ton and localities unusual insight INTO tne
heart Sometimes Is ready 20 say that airaTen' ~
not an inferior fragment the mantle Of George Eo Is
ing on her capable shoulders Century, n y st.,
The scenery fine the Characterization excellent IN" %
purpose 1t has fine touches. ~ n n,uoor
mirablo sketches from nature. the DOOR nus nj
nlso and plenty OF IT, Anncis full OF power anu W.
not soon be forgotcn,L Literary World Boston =, tho
II proves the authors right stand without question At ''
head Of American women novests.-lN y lfloune' oo
strong fresh, vigorous story, American III . ,cj
ple and tone. . Few novels contain more S"9
dents Louisville CourierJournal ,.,o- 1nte,u
rich contribution 10 American hcon-IChrlst"n i"'''
gencer, y. Y. .,,,s q" Anne is
rooI ,,tora-v ovent The plot is carefully s'uuie'
and is worked out with honest patience anu ons
tious faithfuness in details which merit '"o nam" ~
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Clearly work Of genius Boston lraVeioH - and
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h ,,,.,n Gov rears "Anne a WORK of real
- ,,o characters are painted with a masterhand us
literary STYLE calls for the warmes praise ana 'he sloy ~
nreemnentlv that sympathetic quality which Is inc che
charm of what may be called the mover o uo"09u' N'
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Anne" has produced very marked imprtsslon-hoio ~
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taiply is delightful and refreshing novel; Albany 'oui
delightful novel OF American hfe-lPor'ahd ilhnS'iiP
charming domestic story. interesting In plot ana icu
and fresh in the telling.-LSt. LOUIS RepuDhcan'
To take mn this volume hold it until every page HIS
been read The interest kept without nterSoh from
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Ii one of the strongest most perfectly finished Ae
can novels ever writton-[ New gland Farmer Boston,
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MINES AND MINING.
FRIDAY, July 21-P. VI.

FRIDAY. July 2l-P. VI.
The business at the Mining Stock Exchanges to-
day better distributed than 1t usually has been
of late But prices generally the decline
Chrysolite was quite active and steadily fell from
3.25 Mt the opening to 900 at the end Robinson
recorded large transactions with numerous 1uctua-
tons between 10 and LOO, and finally closed at
1.45 , cents lower than last evening Decatur
ranged between 90 and 90 cents and closed at 63
cents-an advance of 3 cents for the day. South
Pacific further declined 3 cents to IL cents. State
Lines were firm and cent higher lat 2G cents for
Nos. and 3. The markets closed duh and weak.
AALES Ar THE MINING EXCHANGES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22

The Best and Telcher Mining Company has levied
an as esment Of 80 cents per share and the Ophlr
Mining Company an assessment OF ri per share
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