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The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1882-01-23
THE sEMI-WEEKLY NE VS.
MONDAY. JANUARY %. 1882.


Trafnsleave from Mount Holly as olloVs.
For Philadelphia, $50, 7.o5, 500, S.5s, 10. "a
M, 1881, 2. 40, 5.23. $40. 7.48, 10.20P NJ.
On Sundays, $50, II. 50 A. NJ, and 5.20P. N.
via. Kinkora. II N.
For Pemberton, 1851, 800 A. NJ, 1900, $50,
4.57. 6.16. s2.32P. NJ.
For Vincentown, 9.0s A. NJ, 10. 3. so. 6.1e r. II.
For Hightstown, 7.57 A. M. 4.S r. N.
For Burlington. 500, 1o.55 M ESQ, ass, $50
Pm.
For Medford. $40 A. NJ, 100, 3.52, $40 p. N.
For Tuckerton and N. J.. b. Il. b., 800 A. NJ,
3.50P. NJ.
KINKoRA BRANcu.-Leave Kinkora, s.35
a. NJ. AZ. s. SOP. NJ. ;Lewistown for Kinkora,
1883 A. NJ. 12.47. 1852. NJ.
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1tains leaye for Mou,.t Hollv a. follo,v, :

From Philadelphia. 90, 10, IL A. NJ, /. 8. 4,
A. M, !. and 6.30P. M.
$50, TBS r. n.
From Pemberton, $40. $40 A. M, 1926, $50,
sos, 7.29 p. N.
From Hightstown, Z. 40 A. NJ, e.2sP.M.
From Burlington, S.36. l1.z5 A. NJ. ala, SIS.
7.S4P. NJ.
From Medford, 7.so. 1910 A. NJ. 2. $50 P. NJ.
From Tuekerton. 8.35 A. NJ, 2.30P. N.
PHILA., MARLTON q HEDFORD q. b.
TIME TABLE,.
Leave Medford for Philadelphia, Ills, 10 Is
4. NJ, 5.22. pm Sundays, 7 IS A. M, 5.I5P.
Leave Marlton for Philadelphia, 7.30, 1870
A. M, $40, $40 P. N. Sunday at $40 A. NJ,
and $50 p. M.
Leave Philadelphia, and 0 A. NJ, and P.
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SHERIFF's SALE.

By virtue OF writ of fleri faclas. to me di.
rected, issued out Of the Court of iChancery
or the State Of New Jersey, will sell at pub
lie sale. on
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INEN HANDKERCHIEFs HALF.
L.. dozen in box. A very nice presen 1
for Christmas. Klner AfmstrOng, IL Mat,
street, Mount holly,
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"The Semi Weekly Nesos" has o
anger circulation in Burlington county
than any paper published outside q
Mount HoNv
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VIC have splendid assortment Of SIX
w Handkerchief. They make desirable
presents for Christmas. Kiner d Armstrong
II Main Street. Mount H lily.
nOGSKIN AND CASTOR
~ Gloves are among the useful articles Iar
Christmas presents for Gents wear. KineJ
q Armstrong, IL Main St., Mount Holly
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SHERIFF'a SALE.
Saturday, January 2sth, 1882,

BY virtue Of a writ of f1eri facias to me di.
of New Jersey, Will sell at public sale, on
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STOCKS.
Closing prices of DEHAvKN & TOWNSEND
Bankers. No. 40 South Third Street Phila
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
FrROPEAN MARKErS.

LIVERPOOL Feb 6-2OOp. m.-PorG-Prme Mess Eastern.
ou al 81. Western. du at 7sGd. Bacon-Cumberlan1
Cut dun al 47Gd. short RID dun at Al Long Clear.
steady al 4 oil steady A. Cd hamsLone Cus
6rm M 80: ShOuldeTs uuli 1864 new Beef-lnda
Mess hteav Mess firm at llS Prime Mess dnli
al Sl Iard-Prune estern, steady at57 3d. IaowPrms
C1tv steady 4i3d rurpenuneSprrs steady at 4Z6d-
kO4in-Fne llbd: Common. steady ~ Cd Cheese
ameI1can Choice rmer 90. Lard OH none here Flour
Extra tate IA. Wheat-NO. White steady at lOld:
No = spring hrm lOid; Winter New Western. steady
al H. Corn Mixed. steady AT 6Ld. tOttonseed OIL
Yellow American, here. ROsin-COmmOn at London
steady at 81 Turpentue-SDIrlts at London steady al
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 6.-Keceipts OF Wheat Tor the week:
From Atlantic ports, li,15O quarters; from Paenc ports,
IL $50 quarters from other sources 1850 quarters CORN
1880 quarters ,..-.-- ,----. - o., ..
quarter. Sperm on. 47O per ton; Pal: ltO9n. UV
iGGd spirits Turpenne AZ ~ od cw Refined Peto'
eum CAD spirits OF Petroleum. oo'i I'd. per BaHoni
Common tosin 6yd. Dnseed on SOB Deg tor
fyRPOOI. Feb. C-l:5U D. m.-BroadstnnS oIn ld az
iad per for New Mixed estern FloIr lo 0d 9r
Western Peas 6lOd GENITAL for CANADIAN wheat lho
n lO sd for California Whites lO9dGll:d for california
Cluh. 10 Ida / Id IOr Red Western Spring ~ -
AxTIyERP 6-PetrOeun Is francs 20 cenlmes
for rne le American MilcOXs Lard closet al lo1 IahcS
per 100 kIo& ,,,,.-,. ,r, olo.oc a.. 1,i ro,rks IN
nfcnulg. pcr pounds. Petroleum maiSs 80 plcnng@
AyRE Icb G.-WlcOX's Lard closei 10 Il francs
6o crntlmcs per 30 klOs. - ,
II ,MgtRO Fob. 6.-Wllc1X5 Lard closed AT % MMAs
80 ptc 100 ID
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
saturday. To-day
CLOSING PRICES or PHILA DELPHI1 STOCKS.
Reported by JOHN II. DAVIS & Co" II WdiLd.
MnNnAY. Fob. 6-p. NJ.

Neither in the amount of business done nor IN the
extent of .he fluctuations will to-day stock market
make favorable comparison with those usual to
mid-summer's dulncsS. The total transactions
aggregate only 19S AIS shares and OF that guam
ty 90 900 shares are to be credited to Denver and
Rio Grande: 20. 900 shares to Lake Shore; 5000
shares 10 Central and Hudson; 1000 shares to
Delaware Iackawanna and Western, and 1000
shares to Northern Pacific preferred stock making
total for five stocks of 114.2OO shares. 81 per
cent of the total business done in all stocks Den
yer and Rio Grande opened at 70lI and, subject to
numerous vibrations, sold up to -, and ended
at 7I5s Why the business in this stock so
unusually large and why its price was advanced
are unsolved problems to every one except those
who to-day gave out the majority OF the orders
both to buy and sell, that swelled the business
TO the proportions which it assumed. If there il a
reason for any advance, it should have been much
greater than it was with SO many transactions. or
the general market it is sufficient to say that prices
generally opened higher than Saturdays last fig
ure5. and further improvements were made during
the dav. The market had the benefit of rose-coIored
reports concerans the situation abroad, and iii the
last half hour of the report that Secretary foger
today would make an additional call for $50, O,OOO,-
600 continued u.s. The report Is not verified at the
hour OF writing. The market, however, only feeby
responded to the last report and closed du al Irac
tons below the best quotations.
Governments were dull and hardly steady with
the bids for the continued Gs up b. and for the Il2s
down Il per cent. Annexed are the closing quota
taiious:
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
MINES AND MINING.
MONDAY. Feb. 6-r. NJ.

NONTAl, TVU' VT "'
Except in the epecalities the mining stock mar
kets to-day were dull, and except Tor the 0.a'e
Lines the prices were steady to firm Robinson ooi-
solldated rose TO 2.60 South Pacihc advanced 10
4.2O after large transactions at dioo' D"i H'ato
Line and 3 declined to 1.25 Or the Coms'ocks
Mexican sold at 0h010. Union Consol'da'en al
1oIoal1 Sierra Nevada at So, Consolidated Vlr-
o;uio ot 7s077 cents. California at 25d % cents,
and Su.ro at 81 as7dS6 cents The markets closed
dull and rather firm. ,.
The Ontario Silver Mining Company announces
its scvcntysIxth dividend Of S75 O0O for the m0n,h
of January payable at Wells, Fargo ~ 70. &
February IJ Transfers close February 10 The dlVif
dends of this company now amount to to'al Vi
$4,100000.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets.

LONDON Feb 6-I230 .. m.-COnsos 99lJIe for money
and lOO for the account bonds four per cents lZOs
do Js extended 1889 Erie 400, NewJersey Central con-
sois iIj; New.York Central. 1885 Illinois Central ls9;
Pennsyvania 90 h Reading 32 Milwaukee and St
Paul common. lllla Atlantic and Great western second
mortgage trustees certificates lj34.
LONDON. Feb. $500 D. m.--Pans alylceS quote three
per MT renes ~ 10 ccntmes for the account
Business the BOlrse somewhat irregular but the
changes from Monday not great
IONDOS Feb. Ga D. m-Consols. 99i5ls for money ahd
lOOi, Atlantic Great Western hrst
mortgage trustees certificates, AS do second. l6; Erie
consUs lUI Ne~GOrk Central lJoLX New YORK.
Ontario and Western, 26.
LONDON Feb. 6.-l:3Up m.-The amount OF bullion gone
into the Bank of England balance tOdaYis 100000.
LONDON Feb $500 m.Parls adyces quote three per
cent rentes 90 Centimes for the account
PARis Feb $500 m.-EXchange On LJndOL - francs
o5l ceutlMcs iOr Checks
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
GREAT MOVEMENTS AN

GREAT MOVEMENTS AND THOSE WHO
ACHIEVED THEM. BY HENRY j. NICOLL, SvO
pp 4S7. Harper Brothers
In this pleasant volume Mr.. NicOll describes in an
unaffected way the men who accomplished the great
scientific social and economic reforms of the past
half century in Great Britain. and the methods they
omployed. Wherefore is sketched the chief
mover in the abolition of the slave trade; Lord
Brougham as the eloquent advocate for popular Ill
struction; John Howard the originator of prison
reform; and Samuel Romily the keen and
;ndlcions legislator TO whom the English
criminal code owes the extinction of its sternest
and most heathcnish enactmcntS. A chapter on
cheap literature gives opportunity for the acknow-
edgruent of the services of Constable, Chambers,
Knight and Casse The introduction of penny
postage and of the telegraph the repeal of the corn
laws and the application OF steam power TO locomo-
tion suggest many noted names and picturesque dc
tails An especially interesting chapter is that on
the repea of the fiscal restrictions upon literature
and the press. Mr. NcolTs book Is compact and I'M
pretentous and ought to be particularly useful to
young people.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
fOinier Resorts.

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW.
" YOPK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT TIE
TPT0W OFFICES, No. 1,23S Broadway, Thirty.
drst-si 3Os West Twentyihird-st- corner nghth-aye-
No 90 Fast Fourteenhs Union square, 200 Third.
ave corner Forty.seventh.sL; AT the HARLEM OFFICES
Nos OC and 800 Thirdave. corner OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
entv.6ith at up TO \ D. IN, regular ONCE rates.
NLD POINT COMFORT, VlhGlNlA,
~ HYGEIA HOTEL. situated 100 Yards Yards ITO IRON Ioit
Monroe open all the Equal to hoie IN The Unted
winter home, seashOre resort Inc a4O p IN
connects baltimore with
Bsy Line steamers wharf for Old Point Comfort
rying send for pamphlet Describing hyglenlc ad.
yAutages, &c. HARRISON PuGBCs, PropTetei.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
san FRANCISCO Monday. Feb. @. 1882.

The Yellow Jacket Mining Company has levied an
assessment of 81 per share and the Bccher Mining
Company one OF 30 cents per share.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
TILE BRITISH GRAIN TRADE.

LONDON Feb G. The Marx Lane Erpress ia s review OF
tbn Rrtish grain trade during the past "ecG says no
CO. ldon plant IL very salts Tory Inc natlNc
unchanged. Foreign bIradstuns are nonn-
@ Ell There is an ample supply o; foreign -four,
Sm{ tade il very slow There very small spot supply
unchanged. Oats very duu OF sale.
Srgoes 6n the dull closing worse on Satuy:
ri Mn eoserlv winds OBTAINING California ships ana the Ise
- ~ honk ratio preiulce Fifteen cargOes arrived,
~ which six ere sold and whd avn on fudsy
% "a as refused for TO- California and JJs. for oregon.
lie trade i'm forward very nanlmaic The sas o. Eng
ny dIring the week j0OS0 quarters AZ i6s d,
is ISL nartr AGAINST 80 $50 quarters 42s "a per quarf
during the core spending week last year.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07

rtvvurOOI Feb. 6-l2:3O p. E.-Cottou- ft'at MduIbe
UpanG5 G5-d Mcdlng Orleans 6'd; sales i1oGo oa.es~
mSa,ns 1000 Eaes Tor specnation and eNnot rGiptt
Uuands Low MGdng clause. February dey,rl 6'2a 10
February and Msac 6 pT anG Nav vcG 10 Nav sad
june delivery Gaad also t2 DO Inn ang Zines 1ty
liyEEPoOL. Feb $50 D. m-lhe sales oi ihe 1V IL
'iI1SS iITSRfS0L .SS Fco GSO p mFutures Low Low
MdIiGg clause, March and April delivery G-sad DO JnY
ana HuaUsTa Feo cotton quiet Maaag s III i.s. low
Mddnng I03c. Good Ordinary lOc receipts -'' 0AS''
'aes RAl1IogE Feb Cotton steady NaiGs Ic Is L2s
6as, rel rcceps. 535 bales exports 10 Sir% bi' 'V'
OISs t@.r3S Feb 6-CotoD steady; Mdonn< l2c; LOW
Mddhng. II SCI Good ordinary o i0te ,n h r foos5
osSt ossrtrsrox Feb C-Cotton steady Middiins u &c;
oR Middlmg II 7c.. GOOD ordinary, lO%a C g net , .s
c"ipt gJI tacs: exports 10 The Continent g.y & 5s. o'
WISE, "i'f$,cSS0Ti Frb 6~Coon dun Mddugs III Low MA:
dti1g il bates sales bales stgcS e2s bales
'%RIyisIoX 6Cotton steady Mddng llse'i Lgs 90,
. r2o.. ~ bales sales 500 bales s;ocA Syji9 bales
siTIai- Feb 6-Coon quiet and easy tiadlng llct
I LGy oSiet MPs s 5 bales 6ip@ents sales SEQ
bale; .5 5-CoSn quiet Mdinle eo Low MD.
ding ii &c. Good Ordinary lOc net tSsr!rS - Al AS
exports coastwse. ss5 bales sales 4o'o oa's ''O'
EwoRLEANs & Feb GSGG3 orSsS9 qq6s&1 & NiSGrS asl
hnI.-. gOs 1917 bales exports 70 niel' ii .ales,
1000 e,les F%6 6"Coton steady Mldding il'se nss
Jnis iii bales, exports coastwise 2Ool bales SA'''
va I7b pg1lc- stock. 53lll oal,s - ,,,... ,oAc,
m NIdng II Lc Good Ordinary 0Eci ne! Ie'spss.
iTbsc,: gross, III bales sales spinners 81 VaeS' ~
l2s%1 2ytSSt Feb 6Coon steady Miadns II &C. I ss
bales el ports coastwse &y2l bales sales l-'' O"'''
evening 100 bales s'oek so9S & Gae' and steady Mdnng.
II ci Low Mdding iiSi SoGd or.aa e. ,7 bales stock.
756 bales. shipnenta, l2l9 baies SAes' 'o' '"'N'
VWaSGToN Feb quiet MddGs ,eiS Ss ssd
ssoes Mo,ii.'i1 aioa
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
Oanclnl Acaocmies.

ALEX. MACGREGORS, 112 FIFTIl.ANE.-
N Family classes every day; gentcmets, Monday ana
Thursday evenings arrangements made for private classes
and lessons circulars
ALIEN DODWORTHS SCHOOL FOR
~ DANCING, No 6Sl Ffthave.
CassesnOw OPEN morning and afternoon CAssc3Io Ior fan
lilies. Gentlemen Monday and IhuIsday evenings fF'
yate lessons send stampfOr circ ulhr
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
tltinlng.

JOHN A. MCPHERSON q CO.,
Bankers and Mining stock Brokers' 90 Broadway Cor
rospondence solicited. Oncia list sales mailed free.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
Grdthcr5.

MERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY supplies Colleges schools and Families |t1
thoroughv Y compeen Professors Principals alt Iei;l%
Families going abroad or 10 the country pro npty s9lst ~
GoyerleSS"S. CAL ircsS Mss
YOUNG Amercanani FO?egl Teachers Agency 25 Uhloa
Square.
MISS HESSE'S EDUCATIONAL BUREAU,
vi l255h.ave. above l9ths Teachers, professors
erncsses housckecpers, provided with Dcsltons families
colleges schools with competent instructors schools rec
commended parents References, by favor Hon HanIl
ton Fish Hon cx-Secrctary Evarts Cyrus W. Field
TEACHERS, TUTORS and GONERNESSES
i furnished 10 Principals ani Fl niles
Teachers supplied VITA llslt)l% Il. p,t,,;. p.,,,,,,
PlNCkNEI'S AGENCY, DOmesO4O 'I'4i4A5 'A'N''N'
and lith3L
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07

Nothing was done in State bonds outside OF
Tennessee Gs. They opened at a decline of i per
cent at 1875, and rose to 7il9a74l2. OF city bank
stocks there were sales of Metropolitan lOl at
1866, and Merchants uOl at 1913.
The transactions in railroad bonds to-day were
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
AMERICAN MINING STOCK EXCHANGE SALES'
FIRST CALl-lj O'cLDci \. :.

-. ,r,.,oi MN, ,JjjI'T iac Iin. \oI Bottle
SnaI1 SSna ",sI si 2Gn 1T anil 100 .s3 $50
U1 "'V'' so %9 hio - 3qp $40 2f 50 .b5. 80
"UU 80 d...,,,,,iier .,,,i ' climax 100 - 2j Con Virginia
lOJb3O "a 400. 81 state Ia No- .-. - -
100 slO. 80 Dunkn and . Zoo do. 40
aicc,ona 300 81; .SS 30U D2o Lao Cal!tnrna
300. .b$. .2l Iiibcrmd 2tub'I l.iu tsVI-. NV o..
Anne 800 .slO...lj 200 3 ! 80 500 -. -
400 Is 400 .... .lG 3nO.s3l. l.3j Durango .
200b3O... 10 RObnSon Con sierra NeVada 31 '''
Little PIttsbg 300 s5b 24h 200 .S - Nine h"V ~
100 . 20 800 bio 250 100 ..s3.-S.T1 luuo.Di ~
IN. Ciief Io1 h3245 {cstS Hclcl'r 900 .b3O 90
IN ~ lob. 1853
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
GltudllonS iOnntc0-- females.

4 PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU.
a. An .iuds Of good, conpctrnt female scrvaps Ger
and other usciu girls i,r city or country also mal9
fiH3iEsTIXT HONE BUREAU. i5a dth-ayer fourth
~ EDTCATFD German lady, experienced
a n housckccIias aud h,ireS ana ma HGedI'GGIf ITc
NAN LADY - Tribune pjovn oil.c, LBS Broalway
| CHAMBERNlAID and WATrRESS.-By an
u excellent sveic Protestant who understands her bust
sober and du,tuol- ana IN every ~ desirable
servant city or country Call III ~ olhA'e between 4oh
a"d ioth-7l'.
dDOK-By a respectable cololcd woman in a
y private family excellent Ieicrencesj no cards. Apply
(OOK-l'yayouns German proteStamt woman l5ll
years city references ou Last place % West 4tl-st
NOOK and HOUSEKEEPER.-B "A first
Z cas German cook and hon,o1eePer rste'ass ref
er.uce,; wages expected $40. Address COOK, 22l West
COOK or COOK and LAUNDRESS.-By a
Y capable Protestant woman. for city or countyj
very o5siur cll at z93 Gnaye', lstis Ask ior
ETRST-CLASS COLORED HELP. with good
reference De procured at the Office ofJW BROWN
HOUSEWORK or COOK and LAUNDRESS.
& ro5G.ant st nth gr 0 rePdy E5o Tinf ana 9S not
IAN is cook ready 20 when wanted and stay where she
by attention to her HorS and so2i lcao retain con
I AUNDRESS.-A tr,t-claSs cOi0rcd laun-
with unsurpassed facilities wishes gents and fam
reasonable references hrst
class Cal address MARY T. GORDON - West aOthst
I AUNDRESS.-By y respectable young
woman Gr.tcis, laundres. 10 go out by the day
mono people need apply. 2O9 west 2Jthst
Basement door.
NURSE.-By an experienced Protestant girl
a. nurse entire charge of an infant growing
children; J.; good city references ~ West 2Uthst
NURSE.-Bv 4 Protestant English woman
~ understands her business. having been ten years
nurse good Kind and ObGlng. and cX
sickness Ca al ~ Gtaye between 18TH
and l3th~ts.
NTRSE.-By respectable woman as nurse
y invalid lad is kind aud obhgug and good seam
stress; good Address MS. H. NJ. r., 2js West
3Oth-Si. tlty
GEAMSTRFSS.-By young woman as first
y class seamstrc,s willing 10 10 chamber work has two
years reference from last place. % West iith-st
ETNE bOnnc cOuturicre pour DANES et cutantS
IcuuIS LONG travail, dcrauie de IOuyrJge
chez cr oc charge c tOus genes de couturca des PIX
rii>uuuabcs Nine. REDHON, 200 West &otli-st
WASHING. - BY a respectable colored
w woman family washing. gentlemen. Can or al
drc5s \. IT CltEi;. l29 West 26thSL
NEASlllNG.-By a respectable woman at her
W home by tie dozen or WOutni good reference
children. Address 2l6 East j6tlst
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
filming.
4 SSESSMENT NOTICE.
"A o,ru er,rr MINING COMPANY.

Notice s hereby given that at meeting ot tne bos U G
n n Of EN IO) CEN r. per snare was ieyleu upon % ~
.a,ita took Of the corporation, PAfAnLE III
cn, funds to The Secretary. at the ONCE OF the
IN salisbury. North carolina, or AZ IinE, InI, bHANOh
.hrtsIGE ~ ~ BNOA ADWAY NEW-YORK CITY. .,,
hny sock upon which this assessment sha Itnlh P
on he ilh dsy February Ss2 WIZ DO uel.n IIn, ~ ,d %
M m al a, and unless payment ~ iide
t"geher with of advcrtisns before lhursS; va" I'LL, ~
& - Har'1 SJg will be IOcfctcd to the company toSesh
oil nrsylous payments according 10 the caitter
ny EDWIE II. MI LFOHD, Secretary.
oCce ~ Broadway, New-fo-k.
DEAUCE GOLD MINING and MlLLlS6 W.
D Property located At s. France beauce '"' T. "'
Ircorroratel the laws of state of NJ % %3H mt,
ori,ai ~ I0aO-2OO par value 10 ful paIu
asSrssable.
Office Of company 81 aud 50 flnc-st
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
DEAUCE GOLD MINING and MILLING CO.
-RTITIF SILVER MINING COMPANY,

tb"i BROAD.sT, NEW YoRK.
A'nrr.r e-Oto 900 4Op coo SIiARE5 Al Il %
bi cnn,,ny owns tire famous Brittle silver group OF
,,s nnf,inng 3j acrcs Of mineral land situated AZ u1
lad ~ orarz Greek GuunisOn County, Col me Brlilc
SiiyCr Mine has vein of ~ riches ~ sl?li3 OF St
fr,n * 100 To IL ECO the whicl can be analgi
mattel m little rxpcnsc small portion OF the stock o De
sold % cents per snare H. - r. ~
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
Try TELEGRAPH TO THg TRIBUNE.

Butte Mont, Feb. 6.-Thc mill of the Only
Chance Company is finished, and trial run Of the
machinery on February was very satisfactory.
The new Only Chance shaft has attained a depth of
500 feet and is being sunk twenty feet a week. AT
dcpth of 800 feet the lode will be tapp'd and the
mill started.
The Mention forty. stamp mill is runnilg steadily,
working forty-iVe tons of fifty-ouucc PEE day.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07

Total FOL the day lJo,iio
30 buyer 30 days t772. buyer 10 days TEX dividend.
GOVERNIENTS.
{ Coupon 1907 : ls Coupon 1907 80,
10000 ...-........llSi2 2L lISs
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
New publications.
An INTERESTING BOOK OF REMINIS-
~ CENCES.

MEMORIES OF OLD FRIENDS.
Being Extracts the Journals and Letters OF Caroline
FOX of Penerrick. Cornwall, from 1885 10 1871.
Edited by HORACE y. PYM.
l2mo. Extra Cloth. 81 so
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
gnstrnttlon.
For Both Sexes-City.
KINDERG

Ert Schoois-Citv.
AIRS. LOUISA b. CULVER.
WI will receive pupils in PAINTING uanMSc!pe
ttiue china anddecorAton), at herstu no dhs i19i y"
as East ST. ithaye COMMENCING Oo ro,,.
References Mr. ID. Huntington. ME VIM hdI@ MI ''"i
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"There are not many things rarer than thoroughly d
1ghtfu book but Mr. fym must aIe he cicdlt since u
author past receiving H. Of having provided reader
of 10 tiay with this rarity" London AtheIGaIn
a. very delightful book.'-Pail Mail Budget
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Rheumatism.

In the first symptoms of this di-
sease, when you are aching and
having painful sensations in the
limbs upon rising from bed in the
morning, a stiffness in the joints
accompanied at times by swelling
and redness, all physicians recon-
mend the application of an exter-
nal remedy, something penetrat-
ing and soothing; an article that
will act as curative agent to the
parts effected. DIR BosaEko's Rheu-
matte Cure gives instant relief
upon first application. In lame
back, pains or strains il is an in
valuable household remedy. Ask
your druggist for it. Price Is cts.
Manufactured by The DR.. Bosanko
Medicine Company. Piqua, o. For
sale by G. w. BOWMAN, druggist,
Martinsburg. w. Va. [jun25-Iy
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WEBB'S EOLEOTRIO MEDICINE

Is IA positive and effectual remedy for all
Nervous Diseases in every stage of life
young or old, male or female, such as I'm
potency, Prostitution, loss of Strength,
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paired Brain Power, md Diseases from
which an unnatural waste of life springs,
all of which cannot fail to undermine the
whole system. Every organ is weakened,
every power Frustrated, and many forms
of disease are generated which, if not
checked, pave the way to an early death.
1t reiuvinates age and reinvigorates
youth. Each package contains sufficient
for two weeks treatment Write for PAM
phlet, which will be sent free, with full
particulars. Sold by all druggists at so
cents package, or twelve packages for
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of money, by addressing WEBB'S &c
LECTRIC MEDICINE CO.. Buffalo, N. Y.
For sale by E. G. WILLIAMS, JR e
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Chat by the Way.
N. Y. Herald.

You can't make yourself good by
simply going to church, and after
shat doing as you please, any more
than you can make yourself polite
by swallowing a dancing master.
Every man in the world has a
master whom he is trying always to
please--and that master is himself.
If you make your youth a savings
bank you will not need any ones
charity in your old age.
Why can't religious people, like
good physicians, take some of their
own medicine, and practice once in
a while what they preach ? 1t is lit
tie less than disgusting to go into
a detail of squabble among min
listers and church members. For
example-The Andover faculty
when they could not get DR.. Smyth
into professorship, because the Wis
itors pronounced him uns ound in
his theological views, actually en-
gagged him, or talked of engaging
him for a year to do what the visi-
tors had pronounced him unfit to
do. IF DR.. Smyth ought not to teach
the Andover boys for five years be-
cause he is heretical, why ought he
to teach them for one year 1t is
trick of which an academic faculty
should be ashamed.