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The Tenders will be opened on
the afternoon Of the above stated
day in the presence of those who
may appear, and information will
be given the party whose Ten
der is accepted by the Government
from the Military Depot.
Samples Of the abovenamed Ar
ticles and the Conditions for the
delivery thereof, may be seen in
the Royal Military Depot in st.
Croix and in Christiansfort st.
Thomas.
The Royal Military Depot, St. Croin
the 18th August 1882.
II. n.
, 1882-08-09
TRANSLATION.
Publication.

81 ANDPHYSICUS DR.: med
49, KALMER having returned to
the Island, the temporary ap-
pointment under 10th August last
year of DIR /: med : NEUMANN as act
ing Landphysicus, eases from to.
days date.
Presidency's S~ecretary's Office,
st. Croix 9Th August 1882.
II. HANSCHELL,
cORst.
, 1882-08-09
acknowledgements

RFOLGE Ordre fra Gouverne-
Cd mentet for de dansk vestindis-
Ike Ger udbydes herved til Licitation
Leverancen af nedenanf0rte Glen
stande, some vile beh0ves i Diet
Kongelige militaire Depot paa st.
Croix til Brug for Herstyrken i
Aaret 1888, nemlig:
, 1882-08-09
IL. HGnSchcZI,
est.
Bekjendtgjorelse g.

SP A~NLEDNING af Landphysi-
- Gus DR.. med. KALMERs Til
bagekomst hertil Der oph6rer den
offentlig Lage DR.: med: L.
NEUMANN under lode AUGUST f A.
meddelte Constitution som Land
physicus paa st. Croix fra d. d. at
regne, hvilket herved bekjendtgj0res.
Pr@sidentskabs Secretariatet, st.
Croix den Ste August 1882.
H. HANSCHELL,
cOnSt.
, 1882-08-09
P. M. ANDERSEN.
President s.. Il.
3 OF L & H.

SRT is hereby made known, that a
% general inspection and testing
of all the boilers of the Estates in
this Island, which have been in use
since the last general inspection
and testing took place, is according
to orders from the Government of
the Danish West India Islands to
be performed anew in conformity
with the Ordinance of 9th April
1882 and Royal Resolution of 9th
December 1887.
Presidency, St. Croix 9Th August
1882.
VAN BRAKLE,
est.
, 1882-08-09
Passengers Arrived

Per schT. ' gl1ant from ST. In mas, Aug.
5-Hr. p. E. Ka!mer and family.
Per schr Active. Aug. 5.-Wm. M.
Carson, VIM. d Gnat, Mary Drummond,
Adrine Philirs, COnstancia Maize, Mrs.
ScipiO, 2 children, and servant Louisa Dyer.
Booked &c Left
Aug. 6-Wm. Henry Derricks to st. Jan.
For st. Thomas, Aug 7-Wm. Wilson,
Augustus Edward, j. E. van Beverhoudt
and wife, Sarah Motta; Lucinda Amanda
Johansen to Copenhagen via st. Thomas ;
Capt. A. Veneou, Sophia PEBBLES, and
Jessy Roebuck, Georgianna King, and
James Williams f r st. Thomas.
, 1882-08-09

$500 Yards Ravndug.
$50 bleget L@rred.
300 ubieget L@rred.
100 sort L@rred.
80 Dvalg.
4,7O0 Stout til Skjor-
ter.
500 Flonel.
100 Gulvkludet6i.
40 +" BOmuldst0i.
30 Styr, hvi lie uldne
Senget9pper.
"a m0rkeblaa Uld-
skjorter.
100 Dousin Smaa Been
knapper.
400 Tinknapper.
1900 Par Bomuldssokker.
SritIge TiIbud Marhede:
Leverance til Diet KOnge-
lige militaire Depot, ST.
Croix 1888,
indsendcs til Dep6tet paa ST. Croix
indtiI IORSDAGEN den Tide
August 1882, XII 2 p. m. indehol-
dende Angivelse af den Priis, hvor-
til Vedkommende vii paatage sig
at leyere enE elite, ellcr n0gle, eller
allie af fe ovennavnte Gjenstande
t0S liver isGr sprskilt.
Tilbudcne Vile dcrefter blive
aabncde bemcldte Days Eftermid-
dag i Ovcryarelse af de Concurrent
ter, som MATTE indfnde sig, og
Undertaking ON Diet af Gouvcrne-
mentet antagne Bud vii blive We'd
kommende meddelt fra Dep6tet.
Proven af de ovennmvnte Glen
stande og Conditionerne for Leye-
rancen, ere til Eftersyn i Diet
Kongelige militaire Depot paa st.
Croix og i Ch,istiansfort, St.
Thomas.
bet Kongelige militaire Depot, St.
Croix den 7de lugust loE2.
II. OSTERM
, 1882-08-09
NOTICE..

N GREEABLE to orders from
an the Government of the Danish
West India Islands the nftermen-
toned Articles required in 1888
by the Military Forces on the
Islands are hereby put up to public
Licitation, namely:
, 1882-08-09

$500 yards RaveDduck.
$50 Bleached Linen.
800 /" Unbleached Linen.
100 Black Linen.
so Buckram,
400 Stout for Shirts.
500 /" Flannel.
100 Floor Cloth.
40 =" Yellow Cotton,
80 White Woollen Blankets.
"a WoOllen Shirts.
100 dozen bOnebuttOns.
400 Pantaloon Buttons
1880 Pair Cotton Socks.
Written Tenders Marked:
Tenders for Articles for
the Military Depot, St.
Croix 1888.
may be forwarded to the Depot in
st. Croix on or before THURS
DAY the 18th August 1882. 2
o'clock p. ~, containing a state
ment of the prices at which the par
ties will undertake to deliver, n
or more, or all of the aforesaid Ar
ticles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-25

changed character OF the market as the beginning
Oh another Wild speculation; more moderate
ones hope the rally will be sufficient tn
let them sell without loss, while "bearsp
who have been covering shorts" during the
last three days will be thankful for prices that
will give them the average of their late purchases
Such is the immediate speculative situation OF tina
underlying causes which have produced the de-
cline already made, it cannot be said there il any
change The three years speculation on fictitious
values is not liqudated, and the general business
OF the country, while healthy is not promis-
ing for another booming" speculation vet.
The transactions for the day as recorded
amount to 5l3,754 shares, against 677,263 shares
reported yesterday, and the final prices range from
tod per cent higher than the closing figures of
Yesterday the sharpes: advance Of course being in
those stocks which yesterday suffered the most
The market closed quiet and steady to strong
Government bonds were dull, both at the Boards
and at the Offices of the large dealers but prices
were strong and the fna! bids for the 42s and Is
are ls per cent higher. Annexed are the closing
quotations:
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MINES AND MINING.
FRIDAY, Feb. 24-P. ".

FRIDAY, Feb 24-P W.
Take from to.day's dealings in mining stocks the
amount of transactions reported for four or hve
stocks and the business would make beggariy
show. As usual Robinson was the special feature,
and with large transactions ranged from o'lo@o'o'
to Q % and finally closed at 800. Beauce vas I'M
nsuollv active and declined from 1.50 to 100. The
State inc shores were less than usually active but
inclined to be steady if not firm, and ana 8
sold at 7106S672 cents South Pnciio was
stronger and clio. ed at 3. Annie attracted
AT 22024 cents Moose was fairly active ~ oIaYo
cents. The Comstocks were both dull ana weak
The markets closed quiet and without feature
SALES At TIE MINING EXCHANGES.
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IMMEDIATELY,
JOHN INGLESANT.
A ROMANCE.
DNI IL SHOETuDESE.
MCMILLAN & CO. New-York.

WENDELL PHILLIPS
w WRITES THE CYCLOPEDIA OF PRACTICAL
QUOTATIONS SEEMS TO ME TO CONTAIN EVERY
THING ONE CAN NEED OR WISH OF FINE, STRlk-
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OTHER TONGUES ITS VARIETY AND FULNESS'
AND ESPECIALLY THE COMPLETENESS OF IFS
INDEX AS WELE As THE RICH COLLECTION OF
ppovERRS AND NOTICES WITH EVERY CONVEN.
NIENT MEMORANDA GIVE IT RARE VALUE TO
TUE SCHOLAR AND THOSE WHO HAVE NOT HAD
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dance enabling anyone ind any quotation desired
price s. l. FUNK & CO., 10 and II Dey-st., NewYork
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FRIDAY. Feb. 24-P. VI.
Few persons care to inquire how to-day success
fpllv steadied the stock market, how much or
how little of manipulation there was in the method.
The satisfaction of both bulls and bears" that
the threatened panic averted was too great to
be particular as to the that were employed TO
accomplish the end. At the opening a bold
front was presented and this succeeded in checking
any disposition there might have been to throw
stocks overheard at any prices Ye for the greater
part of the day there we're natural feverlshness
and lack Of confidence in the kind OF support that
the market evidently was receiving Again, now
ever, Lake Shore stock proved bulwark for the
remainder of the market, as it many times before
has done at different prices during its decline
from 40 down to 10S IL Is worthy of note
however that each time that II has been the raj
living cry it has been from a lower plane than before
Early IN January it rallied the market, its lowest
price then having been 1891. This time 1t sold at
los. and at Ill, its closing figure after 1l1li-it
already has rallied per cent. Concerning the
dealings in Lake Shore stock there are in circula-
ton numerous rumorJ that arc so absurd
that they should deceive no one, but I'M
mestionably, as similar rumOrs have boon
believed before, the present ones furnish food Tor
many creduous dispositions. 1t only late in
the day that there seemed TO 10 established gen.
eral confidence in higher range of values OF
course of the permanently of the Improvement there
were many opinions. Sanguine hnlls" regard the
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ffllninl.

TnE ROBINSON CONSOLIDATED MNnG coz
- Wallst. !
NEW-I DIRK. Feb. Z, 1852 )
THE annual meeting OF the stockholders of
l. 1hc Robinson Consolidated Mining Company tho
election Of trustees will be held at the office OF the company
No Is Wast, Thursday, March 2 1882, at IL o'clock
Transfer books will close al Friday, February -
IL, II. WILSON, Secretary.
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New Publications.

MACMILLAN g. CO.'S
NEW BOOKS.
IMMANUEL KANTs
CRITIQUE OF PURE REASON
In Commemoration Of its first publication
Translated into English
+. MAX MULLER.
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2vols., svo 50.
tits perhaps not unfair say that the pecuations Of all
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Tho of thoughts and signs spans the whole his
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last in Rants 'Critique.'l Professor Max Muller
TIE
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I2mo, 81 -.
While this work does fall behind any other from this
author in pont Of scholarly power sUrpasses them all In
spiritual depth doc;rpa insight 1t most valuable
contribution theooone worthy Of the exceedingly I'M
portant subject OF which il Teats.-tChurchman'
PRIMER OF ART.
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With illustrations.
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From the Preface.
This little addressed 10 oil those who are endeavor
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minter Resorts.

old POINT COMFORT, VIRGINIA,
~ HYGEIA HOTEL situated 100 yards from Fort
Monroe open all the Equal hotel In the United
States winter home or seashOro resort The $40 p m
train PENNSYLVANIA Railroad connects at Baltimore with
Paw al Old Point
irving at 3 send FOR pamphlet describing hygienic adj
vantages. HARRISON PHHBUS, Proprietor.
rI'IE "WAN ERLEY," ATLANTIC CITY,
HOUSE IN FULL VIEW OF THE OCEAN.
Electric bell gas hot and cold water baths, each
floor Suites ground floor with water baths
attached Billiard room gallery and all the
OF a hfst-cass hotel. j. l.. BRYANT.
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Bullion valued at $4,000 was received in this

Bu lion valued at $4,000 received in this
city Yesterday from the mines.
Robinson Consolidated manager tclegraphCd Feb
rnary 20 Shipped yesterday ; tons assay SO
ounces average assays, 9OOfOot level, o. ounces.
Body of ere is increasing III VIA and Is improving.
1t assays better"
state Line manager reports February 4: "The
crosscut on the 267 foot level has been ad vanced IS
feet the past week, being now in 9S feet. The
ground changes from hari to soft every few days,
and is scanned with small sirngcrs of quartz. At a
distance of 20 feet from the incline we passed
through a streak of copper-StaIned quartz eieht
inches wide, assaying 81, "A sample of which will
send Won by next mail. From "a thorough cxamina-
tion of the ground, feel quite confident of striking
the ledge this level, but, owing to the
break III the mountain, cannot even approx
innate how far must drift We have increased the
water, so we now able TO keep thrty-ivc or
Thirty stamps crushing steadily. The mill is run
ming splendldly, aud Is dong good work, but owing
In the breaking down of the two crushcrs, |
have been obliged TO work only fine rock. have
ordered new castings Tor the crushers but may have
running before they arrive. The crushers were old
and worn out and should never have been put into
the mill. | am having assays made of talngS
caught day and night which show close working,
they averaging about 81 per ton. Machinery III
mill and NINE working smoothly"
Father DE Smei superintendent reports, February
6: Inclosed find express cOmpdny's receipt for
bar No. 12S-1 ,10j.90 OunceS-the result of run Of
mill for last half of January. The mill Is running
steadily the water supply being sufficient We are
cnargng our copper tables or aprons to ten feet i'll
length The north end tunnel advanced 81 feet for
the month, and is now i'll II feet. The Golden
Gate south header has "A total length of III feet,
all in ore, and good ore in face OF drift. have
stopped this header Tor awhile. Work on sill floor,
third level is progressing slowly, as we are in no
hurry for ore from this part of the mine. draw
for So DOB 81 for taxes, which amount paid to the
County Treasurer for our taxes for the year 1851"
His report for week ending February 10 shows that
| 300 tons If ore extracted from first level,
700 tons from second level and go tons from third
level. During the week 100 tons OF ore were
milled The north end tunnel is in i39 feet The
raise from the Justice drift 10 Chamber was adj
vanced l. feet tunnel has been started on a
Level with the mill tlamway, beginning at "A point
80 feet west oil the elevator and running thence III
a OulhWesterly direction, prosecuting the vein. IL
will be known a. the West CrOsscut Iramway
Level, and is III 20 feet.
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CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
SANFRANCIsCO. Friday. Feb. a, 1882.
ley TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUSE.I

LFADvIrIF COL Feb. 24.-The Robinson COnsoli-
dated mine has Ggrnea largG 4 th Ii,5 IN iii Ihe
dis anca of eighteen feet. II now appears that the
grea. vein has been split bv a lime horse, and for
some time past work has been prosecuted on Only
the first vein which has proved of low grade. The
mine now g yes promise OF being Creater than ever
Five carloads OF are being shipped daily which
amount will soon be dOubcd.
Late developments IN the north workings of
Anne are very important. The, Deer Lodge
shaft has four fcetOf blGh-grade ore IN Il
drift opened to the line. The mine began ship
ping ore yesterday, and as soon as the ground has
been opened further the shipments Will be large.
1t is believed that the manaeem'nt has known OF
this large body for long time and has kept the fact
concealed so as to deprecate the stock.
CThe Deer Lodge claim does not belong to the
Annie CqmnaRRy The persons = n RrGwb & az
W. Mcfarland and others. Augustus Ebert the
trustee. informed TRIBUNE reporter to-day that
proceedings would be Immediately begun to GUST
| all trespassers working the claim.
BATTLE MOUNTAIN New. Feb. 24.-W. s. Clark,
president of the StlrT-trOve and other companies,
arrived here Wednesday, and is now looking
through the mines.
In the Eagle mine a heavy stream of water is flow
ing from the face of the tunnel Tie ledge is I'M
proving. "
force until the mil Is ready large Quantity
Of good ore is on the dumps.
HELENA. Mont, Feb 24.-1he first labor trouble
of the wear in re mines here occurred at the Legal
Tender of Montana on Wcdn' sday. The foreman
discharged one of the shift bosses and the miners
refused to work until he was re"mPloyed. Agent
Saunders promptly discharged the entire band Of
strikers-22 in cumberland supplied their places
with new men, Work is now going ahead as
usual , " .
tana Company produced silver and lead bullion val
ued at $l5.lU0
Ell PAso Tex, Feb. 24.-Whle doing assess
mcnt work on the liawkcye Lode Organ Mountain
District ~ NJ, the miners on Monday last struck a
| blind lead carrying which averages over 1000
ounces silver.
| $40 600 900. is working the Sierra Rlca. Aguila
and San Carlos mines, below Preside. Sine ting
works are beng built at The Sierra Rica and San
| Carlos camps. The san Carlos mine shows a vein
of soil gIlena over 100 feet thick, and IN new
working shaft now beng put down 3l2-inch VEN
of native copper lurses through it,
A prospecting expedition organized under Phila-
dclpa auspices has made several valuable location
in the Lower Florida, Patrillos and Organ ranges,
NJ. 49,
Smelling works in Arizona arc bargaining for Ell
Paso County coal.
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Gelp maniro.

FARMER wanted of undOubted qualifications,
able industrious and honest To ana do the work
dairy farm married; wages size family
ence. &c. Address MERCHANT, Tribune Uptown Office,
l23s Broadway.
WANIED.-A young man Tor "a registry
w clerk, who good penman has had experience IN
keeping books OF accounts who familiar with the
elry business preferred Apply by written communication
giving reierenceato THEODORE SrAHhNo2O0 5th-lvs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-25
THE NORTH STATE MINING COMPANY

Is AN IRON AND COPPER COMPANY,
organized under special charter from the State OF North
Carolina, and mas capital stock OF
100000 SHARES
of mar value Of $2j each.
This company valuable copper mines and deposits Of
magnetic Ashc County North Carolina The Cop
fully equipped with improved machinery The
being extracted 20 cent and
The estimated value of in sheds and
ON The dump The deposits Of magnetic iron
practically neXhaustbe the veins from four to
sixteen the and their elevation above the
level the 2OD to 400 feet The
magnetic free from sulphur Phosphorus and
titanic acid I'd will average sixty per cent metallic IRON.
The smelling furnaces AZ the copper mine Will
enable The company 10 pay dividends.
Full information be obtained NJ the branch Office OF the
company. No. 81 Broadway, Ncw-IOrk CITY
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filming.
EIpsT M0RTG AGE SIX PER CENT BONDS

EIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT BONDS;
L the GENTRY CONSOLIDATED MINING AND
sMEiTING COMPANY, OF NewYork. offers Tor sac nm.
tied amount hrst mortgage f0OO ponus a.. p
and accrued interest secured by first mortgage upon us
tire property Boulder County Colorado J
inc wnrks concentration mills mills, Valuable goIi
and sveread and other valuable properly nnon
which iusnrance amount OF S7bOOO v hciu " eo
trustee for the further security Of the bonds hese %
neced to secure captaI IoI tne
veiopment and Improvement OF the compays
works The whole Of bonds provided or IN tle MOI
gage IL 500 600 which portion only VIII be oneIeu
time to time the needs for such Development anu
mrnt may require. - 49,. ....,,. ,ho honds
For circulars and further particulars concerning the ponu
together with the additional rveges accrnng 70 purchasers
inquire Of hES9itS' VI, w; On: ipraadyov
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BROOKLYN.

ONE or two neatly furnished rooms in a large
" house with all improvements will be let to quiet gentle
men The ONLY occupants being gentleman wife ana
servants; references required Address BROOKLYN, " W
this
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EURopEAN FINANCIAL Markets

LONDON Feb. 255 mU bonds four ana na.a ~.
cents four 9s three and hair per csn.
Atlantic and Great Western nrst mortgage trustees
certincates asa do second l5s Erie 80 90 ses s
consols 90 New ork Central l32; ILLINOIS Ceu'i"' ~
Pennsyly ania Central, u y Reading, 20 .,,r.a mar
InxpoS Feb. pa D. m.-Paris adylces QUOTE 'n'o' PS'
r.os. Ar 10 francs IS confines for the account
Lospos. Feb. 2A4:0U 0. m--U . bonds iou' W. SS
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Gituations Wan co. Alales.
CHEMIST or FOREMAN.-By man of
" years experience the trade, graduated with best
testimony from Technical College In Europe for work In
laboratory foreman In chemical factory years
experience this country language known perfectly Ad
dress Mr. /. W'D, ia Bcncft--t. Providence X. |.
ELERK or SALESMAN.-By IA young Amer-
~ 20 expert need in groceries, teas hardware
hats furnish testimonials; nucnt
talker sharp shrewd and energetic. ANGUS VI. MACK.
IN1OSll, lOl BarrOw-sL
ENGINEER or BOILER FIREMAN.-By a
II young American. ~ who has had four years
pereHce; Al reference. Call address JOHN JONES.
3Ci Vest lJtlst
FARMER and COOK.-l}y IA married man to
4 UwOrk a small farm. wife to do plain cooking Address
BOX IL, Tribune once
OFFICE ASSISTANT.-By an American
~ youth, 10 has had experience "a Office boy and time
keeper furnish hTstclass recommendations 81 fair
penInan THEODORE HALLErf LngicwOod, y. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-25

Comparativc exports of -four wheat and corn
from file principal Atlantic ports for the weeks
ending February 10, and from January l, 1881 and
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Country.
DOADn Cor CHIT OPEN lady

" try boar nursing and good care If under five and
,aupht AT home IL older easy terms by widow and
danchter Address Mrs DAVID SCOTT l1G Lawrence ST.
Itu,1iu N
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Board anu 1VOUIIIS WtIII6U
BOARD WANTED-FOr three or four adults
ID for The season farm preferred Good country
board and health preferred To style Address
a b., Tribune once box 40. with PARTICULARS
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ucAGo, MILWAUKEE, AND ST. PAUL.

NOTE-We tried obtain the earnings Of The lianiba.
and 81 Joseph Railroad for the second and third weeks OK
unuaTy 1852 keep the record for the complete
INT ain our efforts resulted on In promises that the
earnings would be sent % uA
Tho rncn1nts of tlnnr and graln at the prlnclpal