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A 1 saissio %$s sfHa stree.
u.-.. n..,, S Hs!sSI,:Ssa Ss ns, - m
BY ii f Il $iE 4
IS, At %s sss RRHsss f ;S;Is street,
oESrEEL HousE6L Lfn'F CONSISTING
Of aror as in g
aae
Curtains, Gornices, mahosany Etagsres mahogany Bed
lows China Toilet Sets Brussels ingram Carpets
also Kitchen Furniture lrii re- o1''''' -
THURSDAY, MAY o.
at l0h o'clock, ut the private residence,
eEsr a8nIh 2StSf f5ffs E sEfSsT
'fas 1n
a ss man & ss
ah ns mas ad sss as
Kitchen Furniture, &C.
SATURDAY, MAY 81,
AZ lo,s o'clock, at their sacsroom,
eEsrEEE P2s
Details in time
A LBERT b; wALDRoN, AucrIoNEER;-BY D. W.
BY virtue caite morleage made me, shall sell
s afy Y ns
A UCTION SALE. AUCTION SALE
"A over $4,000 worth and 500 lots
magnificent Household Furniture, 700 yards Carpet
at public auction,
THIS Thursday) MORNING. May 20 at l0ia O'Clock,
at the large private brown mansion l04 Twen
ty-htth street. between Third and Fourth avenues. E.
ROTH, Auctoncer. Parors-velvet medallion Carpets,
elegant rosewood double round patent agraffe Plano
forte beautiful Paror Suits in satin brocate and
reps; Turkish Chairs, Lounges. Mirrors Paintings
Clocks Vases Eageres, Tables Curtains, Book
cases, &c. Chamber Furniture.
Rosewood and walnut Chamber Suits, style of Louis
XIV Bedseads, Bureaus, Wristbands, hair and spring
Mattresses, Bolsters, Pillows, Bedding, &c.
Dining R0om-Herts' patent Extension Table. French
walnut Buffet. Chairs walnut Suits covered with reps
Servants Furniture, &c. N. B.-acsponsble in at
tendance cart pack ship goods city
country. Take Third Fourth avenue cars Twen-
ty-hfh street
4 UCTION NOTICE AUCTION NOTICE
n At private mansion 40 West Twenty third street.
between sixth and Seventh avenues
Large sale THIS DAY Thursday morning),
commencing Mt l0h O'Clock.
Drawing Room suits: superb rosewood "a octave
Pianoforte used eight months S90 Centre Tables
Bookcase Books Etageres Turkish Chairs Lounges line
OIL Paintings rich Bronzes imported lace Curtains Mir
rors velvet and Brussels Carpets solid rosewood and
black walnut Bedroom Suits hair and spring Mattresses
robes superior walnut Buffet, 500; Extension Ia
bes, Chairs Silver and China Ware, Dinner and Tea
Sets Cut Glass &C.; Basement and Kitchen Furniture
Cooking Utensils in lots to highest bidders. N. B.
Goods packed and shipped for purchasers
LUKE FITZGERALD, AuctiOneer.
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pY E. Il. LUDLOW CO., AUCTIONEERs.
Important sale
ofthe well known and beautifully located
Lyric Hall Property.
on Sixth avenue,
Forty-second street and Reservoir square,
on Thursday, May 49, 1873
atH O'clock at the Exchange Salesroom,
Ill Broadway
Mans and full particulars at No. s Pine street.

TlY WILLIAM VAN TAssELI. AUCTIoNEER.
ID OFFICE no. liz and ia EAST THIRTEENTH
STREET, NEAR FOURTH AVENUE,
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MIRRORS,
PAINTINGS, CARPETS, BROCATEL AND LACE CUR
TA!Ns, ROSEWOOD PIANO, ELEGANT UPRIGHT
- -, 80, ON FRIDAY, MAY 80 1873
EDWIN BOOTH ESQ, IA WEST TWENTY FOURTH
STREET near Fifth avenue, all the elegant Household
Parlor, Library Dining Chamber ami Kitchen Fur
grain CARPETS; elegant ebony and ornoiu FSrlor suit
covered IN yellow satin broca,el; ebony and ormoa
satin brocatel Curtains Oil Paintings Engravngs ele
CANT ebony and ormolu Upright Piano. elegant rosewood
Library Suit covered in feathers Library Tables Chairs
elegant rosewood Etageres, black walnut Extension
Dining Table Buffet black walnut Bedsteads Dressing
Bureaus, Gommodes, Spring and Hair Mattresses,
Bosters, Pillows Bedding Kitchen Furniture Cr0ckery,
Glassware, &C., with which the sale will
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A UCTION SALE.
N AUGUSTE NATIVES 4 CO., Auctioncers,
Magnificent Household Furniture

AucyHKG3Ssu SIZE \, rrsEs . co An,,,ono.r.
- Magnificent Household Furniture,
Rass s shance for rsTor suits
on this day Curs1ay at the elegant mansion s6 West
s 0 and pashs
o ce
ire fable Bronze Clock satuary rosewood parlor grand
xSsa walnut lSss
tend this sale take 9Th av. stages or 9Th v. car.
A UCrIoN sALE.-PosITIvELY THIS DAY GHURs-
the entire elegant and desirable Furniture.
2lo west zist street near nh avenue
be b sSa IS quco% cS at 70 &
Tor and library Suits in rich satin 6rScate two ee
some Bookcases, 200 vols choice Books osbines gilt
sonze an Valuable OIL Pans Mirror Gase curan
ss nnd Tea se Glass; sysr
ware Cutlery sc,, "a b,ack wo,nu, and rosowoo,
Chamber Sets VIZ ,Dedseads. bureaus washstands SO
keepns SSrhSsc about furnishing gS' city
sale 422 lots BY catalogue. Take eth 9Th av. cars
RICH JOHNSTON, AucTIoNEER
n Office and salesroom 81 Nassau street.
opposite Cs cs orss Aso Br9Gsn
FINE FRENCH, ENGE [nsha hsnSERMAx cuRoxos.
ARCH JonSsToS VII, sell o. saiurday At ics o'clock,
at the IS IN 81 Nasn ss SPLENDID
Ing the entire stock Of large house declining that branch
OF the DuslnesS NOW on tNhlbuon, withcatal01ue.
d. MELLlCK, JR, BRO,
Auctioncers and dealers in New Jersey Real Estate No
Pine street, viii sell, at
Engewuod.
New Jerseys favoritc suburb,
ON SATURDAY. MAY 81 1873,
at 2:DP. NJ, on the premises
by order of Mrs j. s. Cowan
the beautiful estate OF Hillside Park.
comprising choice Building Plots,
in the centre OF the town,
fronting on Englc, Chestnut and Hillside avenues, and
surrounded by costly improvements.
Only four minutes walk from station
Also,
wc elegant stone Mansion with convenient outbulldngs
and greenhouses.
Sale absolute 10 the highest bidder.
Parties desiring to attend sale take 10 r. train from
foot OF Chambers and Twenty. third streets
For maps and railroad tickets apply to
CHARLES u. KELLOGG Englewood,
A. u. MELLICK Jr. A BRO.
No. 6Pipe street, New York.
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DYF. COTTON, AUCTIONEER.
I'D Elegant Household Furnit

IY F. COTTON, AUUTIONEER
ID Elegant Household Furniture.
This day. Thursday, May 49, at lOa O'Clock, large and
sale of choice Furniture decorated China
Sets &C. from several families, at the So
East street near Broadway Seven rich rose
black walnut Chamber Suits best hair Mattresses Spring
Beds, Bedding. rich rosewood, black walnut and
hogany Wardrohes, Armoire Wardrobes Etageres; two
fine rosewood Pianos about 20 French plate pier and
Tables, Chairs Turkish Library Suit Gas Fixtures
Eronzes elegant Candeabras and Pede large marble
Damask Curtains, Lambreqnns Chinese Vases Also
China and cut Glassware about 50 velvet and Brussels
Carpets &C. The Pianos will be sold at O'Clock, the
Carpets will be sold about 2 o'clock
DYE. COTTON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ID sale OF Household Furniture French plate Mirrors
velvet and other Carpets, oilcoths, Pianofortes, OIL
Paintings. with variety OF other Furniture &c, Sat
urday. May 81 at 4 o'clock at % West Twenty second
niture of the private dwelling More full particulars
Saturday.
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T IoUoR STORE FOR sALE-wITH OR WITHOUT
IL Stock, with rooms, down town, in good tenement
neighborhood must be sold, account ofsickncsS for
any reasonable offer. Address j. HoULIHAN, tox 1853
Herald office.
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ICE HOUSES FOR sALE-ONE PATENT, ONE LAGER
beer suitable butchers hotels; will be solo
cheap WILLIAM HILL,
corner Thirty fifth street and Eleventh avenue.
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JACOB BOGART AUCTTONEER
81 SATURDAY, May 81, at IL o'clock,
at the auction room, No. North William street House.
hold Furniture Carpets Mirrors Pianos Iron Safes &c.
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E1IRsT CLASS MILK ROUTE FOR sALE-HORsE
and Wagon good Call at or address 81 1inth street,
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RY ROBERT soMERv1LLE AUcr1oNEEK, OFFICE

ROBERT SOMERvILLE will sell at auction, on Thurs
day, May 49, at 10 o'clock at Baterson Cooks
593 and 59 Sixth Thiryfth street.
pay storage and advances fine rosewood Piano. Par
Tor Suits Eagcres Bullets, Extension Tables Wardrobes
Bedsteads, bureaus Washsands Commcdes, curled hair
Mating. Oicloths, fine French China Dinner and Tea
Set Silverplated Ware, together with large assert
mi Of Kitchen Utensils
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LIME CORNER GROCERY STORE, ON ONE OF THE
leading avenues with Lease, Stock and Fixtures for
sale owner leaving the city Apply to J. WILLIAMS.
269 West 1hrty-eighth street.
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MARBLE SODA APPARATUS-ALL STYLES, AT
IN reduced prices; Ottawa Beer Fountains and Ell.
tract liberal terms; send for illustrated catalogue
JAMES NJ. WITHHELD 4 SON. 262 Water street.
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SATURDAY, MAY 81,
at l0is O'Clock, mt their salcsroom,
g5 Chambers and II Reade street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MIRRORS,
CARPETS 40

A LBERT b. wALDRON, AUCTIONEER-BY d. w
~ lvEs-Chattci mortgage sale of superb Furniture on
Thursday ut IL O'clock at manuactory g6 Cannon street
BY virtue Of chatel mortgage made TO me. shall sell
at auction at my factory 90 Cannon street. Thursday
May 80 1873, at IL O'Clock, quantity Of nne Furniture
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CAFE FOR SALE-LARGE SIZE, SUITABLE FOR
y aeweller; Herring make; patent locks in periect
order Seen at 81 Blocker street. partcu from
M BELL 293 Broadway.
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- cheap; Herring's Wilders and Marvins make large
small and medium. Apply at 70 Maiden lane Of g. q
QUIRK.
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Property of the Whitestone Land Association takes
place today Thursday May ~ at the Exchange Sales.
lot will be sold to the highest bidder only % cent
cash. balance mortgage three years. book naps at
the Anctioneers' A. H. MULLER, T. X. WILKINS CO.,
No. Pine street
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d EsTAURANT IN BROADWAY FOR sALE.-GOOD
III location, with fine patronage and long lease; table
linen, siverware and all fixtures In complete order To
good party terms VIII be made easy as the owner is
engaging in another business Address, Tor ten days,
i. O. r. box los Herald office. No agents need apply.
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DAWNBROKERS SALE.-THOS. J. MGRATH, AUG.
toneer, 1873 Chatham street will sell this day, at II
shawis. Remnants, Bedding, Boots Shoes, &C.; also
Coats Pants and vests BY order T. f. Casey, Thompson
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LNOR SALE CHEAP--COMPLETE SET OF FOUNDRY
j. Tools Can be seen In working order by applying AZ
Ito Cannon street.
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CTOCK AND FIXTURES OF RETAIL GROCERY
- Store for SALE Apply to H. X. THURBER, ITO Cham.
bers street
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A RESPONSIBLE PERSON HAVING A PAIR OF
n pure white Diamonds IL to carats each, and
wishing TO sell them at low figure to cash purchaser,
may address DIAMOND, box 1855 Herald Office.
ASn OUNCES OF SOLID SILVER TABLE WARE,
fCU made by Tiffany and others, for sale Mt
Loan Office ~ Broadway, near Fifth Avenue THEATRE
and great variety OF other goods, to pay advances,
loans and charges.
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DARE CHANCE-BAKERY, SELLING $3.50 PER
III week, for sale, on account of sickness. 4 Eighth
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-29

THE excellent and effective system fol
receiving ore and delivering supplies Il
wood, coal, and machinery along the
line of the V. 4 I. L. r. are thus justly
mentioned by the Gold Hill Ners OF last
evening: The Virginia and Truckee
railroad, between Virginia City aud Car
son, seems to have been built especially
tor the convenience of the mines and
mills. 1t seem to us a remarkably SUE
cessful piece of engineering that the
road should have been maze to pass
within few feet of nearly every mine
on the Comstock lode. This contiguity,
10 to speak, has proved most fortunate
circumstance for those companies which.
since the completion of the road, hav.
had to call into requisition new or more
powerful machinery for the development
Of their mines. The facilities for load
ing ore on the cars at our prin, ipai
mines, as also for unloading tn"
same at the Silver City ana Car
son river mills. are extraorii-
narily good. The portion of the road
between Virginia City and American
Flat is lined with coal dumps, from
which the coal can be conveyed to the
various hosting works with the greatest
ease aud facility.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-29

The most execrable weather that the
world has ever experienced since the
DAYS when the hillsides were Soft with
the Deluge" has been poured out OF a
Boreal horn of plenty for the past
week or more. 1t is not cold enough
for mid-winter nor half warm enough
for early Spring. We doub. i: there has
been much frost. yet the fruit binds are
all whitening up under these blasting
gales. and the grass covers and Is Sick
lied DER with yellow melancholy; and
even the sage brush looks forlorn, wear
led and cheerless. All that winch gives
life and promotes the growth OF things
has been blown clear out OF the sky,
and III. waves of solar heat that Prot.
Tyndall tells us OF have given way to
the waves of cold white light, anu AL
creation is glum and solemn AS with the
1hrivelhng Of u dumb ague.
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As We stated IN NAte ISSUE OF tuIs
PAPER there are u good many measels
here. Word was sent to this Office yes
terday by Mrs. Judge Hawley that all
her children are sick Attn this disorder.
Mike Purcell informs us that his five
children have all got the says that
they have got combination OF the
measels, whooping cough and scarlet
fever-but then Mike is an Italian from
the Province of Munster and IL apt to
take an exaggerated view Of speckled
affection like the meas-ls. There is no
doubt that this inevitable children s
complaint is very generally distributed
about the town: and SO long a. the
present cold, piercing winds continue to
blow, those having charge of children
cannot be too careful with them.
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he MINT. The total amount o.

The MINT. The total amount of
mixed bullion. gold and silver. received
at the Carson mint yesterday. was s6l
pounds. sent in from mines on the Com
stock, for melting and assaying. By
noon train going to Virginia. yesterday
the cashier of the Mint shipped six bars
to the credit of the Belcher mine, worth
together the sum of 800. 40 II. There
was also shipped last night seven bars Of
Crown Point bullion. worth together
$21 6O0-going direct to London, Eng
land.
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Foronoon noaFo'
Is Ophir. 26, 2sA
$50 Gould Il Curry *, 81 b3o ~, 81 bSo.
a56 Savage IS. 56, 575x, s..
o35 Cho,lar. a n As b., A5. ASH.
sos Hale h Eorcross, 40h. Al, 40k, Il.
Is0 Cruvn Point. l.2 b3o, l2O. li9, l22A boo.
LIS Yellow jacket H. Glt. 7lA.
sIO Imn&r;.l So 81. 81. BIO.
AZ Emnir, 5s:. 81 b3o.
:aW Eenh.i 81 81 b3. az. S1.
le5 A,ph.. %.
Geo HeIcher. SO, Sax BIO, So. sIH.
$50 Confidence. ga, 81 8x. So.
$50 Con, Virgin q, e.. 81 4, 81 y, "a bic
lO5 sierra Nevada, slf, 81, 9}s b6o.
los Dsney, she
80 S-g. Belcher, 81 So. b30, 36N.
2a5 Oyerman, a. ~ Z, 81 Is b5o. 81 30.
lS5 Justice, -.
SO Srccor. 3
145 Buckeye. l.
265 Caledonia, IA, 1874, 41S b30.
36O Knick-rbocker. 3ls. 81, az.
$40 Bslto. sc. SEC, &c.
lie Silver HILL 141.
liI0 Woo6ville. a. b30.
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PERSONAL. James F. Lewis was


PERSONAL. James r Lewis was
in town on Sunday, having come this
way va 1-'' Wy = :,
soeS ~ 80 rSIn. pa Ia - ,ha Hnmhnl,lt
Comfy Sent question. The Virginia
City climate seems to be conduci'e TO
Nc 1;,; ; - It,n,,.,b
100 81, oonsnaatab;s b,ns. Cnl
49, n MIL 49, =, tow, v.star5av
-" o ,..am.rl.,,, va1, n. savs tb.t
not nnI,, &c he not in nossession of a
-, Cn,,er;,t.n3ant III tbe
NJ. 10. ,h"t he nsya, wanted the
80 ,arar souoht !, and xonIdn't take
ss.aa lin -
Ga,r;,, - a.. Crovn Point Work.
1oou" , "a a.,,.,.sd rsstsrd,x ,fter'
80 NJ " p Rostwict nf the
NJ, o.r,. M frnn, the Genoa Springs
~ r.,'ar.s h,.n...jt ;,nnroying John
e. trn,n tha Carl;n coal rines
ny ooe - - H.. !. as
e.s. ;.h ~ o 10 ,ra:;sa IN his .d,,r.ss as
A. a. "D ,tr - =, 81 ma coal
49, e,o,,,,, ~ marsan ;tA,n af Int we have
not ssan II Hon. Franz Y. Drake
Of I,n,ler is in town. with his family.
He will remain with us fo- several weeks
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THEArER.-The Curry Benefit was
well attended last night-crowded in
f.,ct--and those who patronized tn.
show were amply repaid. Don Ca>.
de Bizau was very cleverly rendered aud
the performance throughout was excel
lent. We are not informed rs to the ex.
act figures; but judge that the profits t.
the tiremen are considerable. We un
,lerstand that negotiations have been
perfected whereby the Roseiale Troupe
will give performance on next Frita,
night for the benefit of the Warren En-
zine Company. We are glad to heal
this and hope it will prove q complete
success. ,
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SurHsxs Cou1r.-ln the cass Of War
rrn ". Quill, the Court dsnies . Sshear-
iag. No decisions Alsd u ny othse
case Of The term.
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W1IJIAG. our knowing Chinese friend.
informed NJ yesterday that the China
man Who got his arm broken the other
day by falling of . hand-car vas get
ting along very favorably.
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Now IS THE TINE 10 get pinot osraphs OF your
residences. Scripture < Friend have made
landscape photography speciality and ar. uo~
prepared to take ali sorts %. natural and srti@.
riai objects ii very reasonable prices and guar
srtee sstisfa-tio.. Til y also publish q lsrge
assortment y. microscopic viaws OF scenery IN
this State such a. TIE mills slass the Carson.
noted buildings. lakes mountains, ,tc.. just the
tuiug send 10 your friends in tn" Atlantic
States Call ADD examine IL 'ir pic;areS snd
Iesye vour riders ut the old brick Photograph
Gallery OH Second street, opposite the ormsoy
Bou,. or Al ,he store of John q. F.I, ae-9
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JONI LovryoY. "the Old Piute,

JOIN X. IOvkJOY, tne OIu fIute,
was in town yesterday. We failed t.
see him, but one who came upon him on
the street deposed that he had very
patrisrchal look With his grey beard ami
venerable front. Lovejoy must be Al
least two hundred years old.
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BLIND Tox. the phenomenal pianist.
is coming here-so Mr.. More of the
opera house tells US. He will perform in
virginia and thefeabout this week and
viii make his appearance here sometime
next week. Tom has been blind from
his birth, but he possesses the marvel
ous faculty Of repeating. on the piano.
the playing Of the most intricate pieces
Of music from just one hearing Of them.
OF course he yin Be 4 big card when H.
does come. s1st-
CAxvcxs ~ the score have Aoeked IL
here lately They ,ars . frugal, tenn
pssase and industrious people. and
are . vslaah11 acquisifton 70 Our vorkine
population; and they can inst beat tn
world crovding ! sidevlk and stunblint
heels over head upon ladies and gentle
nsnsvho happen TO get cast sway ansng
. ahoal Of them.
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READ THIs-A New DK.L.-Frsak Hall, who

READ THIs--A New Frank Hall, who
has taken charge NJ fneai,r Hail. inf"rnis tie
public that no more skstiux Will be indGlsed in
but that the floor OF the hal, will be put in good
given every "Wednesday night IN ,er his manage
Iurnt Exrellen, mu-ic will be engaged 'nr
these dances. and the price Of admission will be
but fifty cents. 70 tina: all who dr:ire 10 while
away Jew HOURS in that delightful amusement
can iudul,tr that pleasure. The hsIl is one Of
the best i'll the state. and with good music, aud
Frank for manager good time maJ always be
anticipated. The first dance will take place
mex: Friday, Apri, IS, ls.J. ap.u-lm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-26
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
INVESTMENT BONDS.

The NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD 7-3O FIRST
MORTGAGE GOLD Bonds, which we recommend as q
profitable and well-secured investment bear $40
gold interest and have the following elements of Sc
curity, viz:
l. They are the obligation Of strong corporation.
@ They are o First Mortgage on the Road, its
Equipments, Rights, and Franchises.
3. They are a first lien on its Net Earnings.
A. There is pledged, in addition, for the payment
of principal and interest Land Grant of 1900 acres
per mile through the States and $500 acres through
the Territories traversed. The Company Is already
entitled TO nearly Ten Million acres Of its Grant, and
its Land Sales thus far have realized IS 66 acre.
With nearly 500 miles of the road completed and
in operation, the earnings for 1913 will be large
All marketable stocks and bonds are received in
exchange for Northern Pacifcs on most favorable
terms. JAY COOKE * Co, 20 Wall-st., New-IoTk.
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FRIDAY. April 95-P. ".

FRIDAY, April 25-P. NJ.
The stock speculation to-day has been more dull
and uninteresting than any previous day of this
week. At times the aspect Mt the Exchange was
dreary in the extreme owing to the absence of many
of the "howling deryshes" who filed the hall with
their din last week. The of the market to-day
was much the same as that of yesterday and, with the
exception of ST. Paul Common, Pacific Mail, Western
Union Erie, aud Hannibal and st. Joseph Common,
the changes were to- per cent. The decline in the
carly part of the day mostly recovered in the
later dealings and the market closed steady. The
investment shares were quiet also. Pittsburgh sold
at ISL to So and Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
at par. Express stocks were dull and steady. The
opening highest lowest, and closing prices of active
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Extra mails FOR Europe TOMORROW, per steamship
Baltic, will close at 230 p. m at the Merchants Ex-
change, Nos. so and 81 Pine-st. (,r.
Money has been easier all tho way out. In few
isolated instances thirtysecond and interest was
paid on call, but the ruling rates of The morning
were per cent to 1G and interest the former rate
being current in the afternoon, while just before
bank hours money lent down freely TO seven per
cent interest. Mercantile paper is as last quoted
The outstanding legal tenders tonight are $685.
0S3,OOO, increase of S121.O00. The following are
the Treasury balances at the close: Currency,
S2OOO,0OO, and coin 100000, OF which S26,2OO,OOO
are in coin certificates. The Internal Revenue re-
ceipts we've S25O,OOO
Government bonds have been active and strong,
and the leading German houses wero again buying
freely foe account of correspondents. The market
LETT OIL the basis of 1le, to ll9! for 1S67s Fisk &
Hatch report az follows at 4 ID. NJ: