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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-28
Scr NrpteHartissuas IN
Wp,ts.

Die Oeafer Gpueippnren; beridtst:
Die Tp:tidritte oss prptstanti5mus
in Der 5auptitact pss gatbclieiSraus
ftao. 70 teeroblid fs aud fir rie 3uS
funft erfbeinen, eeaenwdr,i0 epd mebr
ibeiabar olS mtrfli9. Die Souruale,
welde.m;t r%enielbsn prablen, lbsrtrsiz
ben bic uaterteue 3unabue unp psr-
i9wet9en bic ldua6en Ssiten petlrI@
Ben. MQeroings bat Der prcteitantisz
mug Scfale, Btbliutbefer, GirfsI erpprz
ben unp miro balp Is Strden baben.
Nter bas Mues lit nur ea5 Waterielle,
elsi9lam Ger Iopte 9eib elmer reIisiDien
0slsul9aft. go 1T aber bic Seele
unc eas 9eten? Oie@Idubissn feblen.
muir bic Siteln sermebren id. Man
sabIt rpbl $500 Nnbdnser bielslbsn
ftnp aber chen 70 gut Turfen ais pro<
teltarlten uro sebSren gu jenem Gontin<
gent Der Neoolutton, rel1en (6 bic De-
r1asosie BET allen ibren unternebmun>
gen berient, auf Ter Strage, in ben
8trden Der 9dretifer, in ben Mp1deen
pber SYnascsen: 9eute, BE III Mueu,
bereit ftrb> ruern1 es ben Aries eeaen
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-28
RE Stride gilt, bic i@ i'm @runee NE
per INN BEN NrptefantiSmuS mod iber@

rie STRIDE gilt, bic ii6 i'm @runes me-
Der III, Rem YrptetantismuS mod lsers
baupt um Neli9ipn bctimmern, nns
slautiae eur9 unp rur@. Babrli9,
rpenn Ser prptetantismus Ypn fpl9en
MnbGnaern tefispist unb ,erfrsut il, 70
1T fem Uslhmad ni9t iebr belitat.-
@as bic prutefantiiden Saulen BE-
trifft 70 pdre eS Elm Srrtbum ~ olauz
ben, tas he &inberl9aaren, .pel6e
ciele G6ulen beluden, ZEN rSmilden
6amilien an9ebSrsn. Neiu, IS inp
Sinner RON Tremceu> tie 1eltR protes
ilarteu. ftnc, TrdGte Ter Ginwaneeruuo,
Die man fir Gridts res prctsRantisz
mus ans9tbt. Damn bcfnret 16 tas
rultcr cine Mn;abl &incer spn Static
asrtt> bic fbcn felt LANCE rem Mtbciss
mus a%nset5rea> unc enr!ic5 mod cine
lsbr fleine 3abl ron &ineeru e;nistr
arn'en Seuts aus Npm bic mat, curb
unentse!t!ide GertbeiIune spnNabruna
an fi9 siebt.
Nncererfetts maGen tts 3~atbo!ifsn
DC stRbten Nnitrenaunsen, Iii, esn
Jptil6rttten oes Yroteaantism entz
Besensutreten. Der Rlerus entmifelt
einen tewunesrunsSwertben @iftr rnh
untsyldbt ntdts, UNI bic feiner Dtbut
ansertrauten @ldubisen gu entbalten.
Ter beili9e Gater sebt MIer nit eem
Seilpiel scra1 unb wirmet tielem0 erfs
ben erDFten She'll Der Girfunfts ycn
ct. peter.
Rur3, Der pabre Gbatbelanb 1T NIT
einem Nprte f%o!senper: Sc it ratr,
eeb ne @rrteitanten 9rubartise prpiefte
planen unc reibe 6ilfSmittsl CUR Mus<
fGbruns eerlelten beliBeu, cas aueGeinz
&c eer Stride (td rereiniBsn, III, ben
Grfo!s cerleltsn :u fdsrn. Mtsr in,
gruace bat Die prpteitantiine 8ems>
sua8 iii Rpm> pieie Smpprtation aus
gn9lano> Imsrifa une preubsn, feline
Wur,eln i'm ybmii9en Booen, uro cie
Nesclatipn ALIEN miro ete UriAte csr>
lslben ernten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-28

rabre ltrlade riefer S6wdde unc
R~raftlpfsfeit liest in ter nnpcpulari@
tat aQer bur9 bic &esplution sesens
partis rprt anssaretten Y!ane; ie
lieat BARN, tas bic ~unsebeure Mebrs
belt ter Natipn bel jenen crtirmlidsn
Muftritte1 ii6 nidt i'm miaceten be-
tbeilist. Cine seraltiae Nesplutipn
1T unmSslid, ,rsnn nidt neus, verne
gene, perlpfsnee Sceen, melde bic Sci
frr III be;autern, bic 5er;en au ent>
fammen, bic ginbilrunestraft rurd
rte Nusfdt auf cine sldn;snee 3u>
fuuit ;u sartlcncsn psrmHsen, he Mais
len pss @ulsss srareifsn. Nenn bic
Sheen iiG atsr auf cine fleine NasaM
ppn @eiitsrn telbrinfsn, uun MD ras
su aud tteie sen ausen imprrtirt ftae,
70 mIsen beren Trd9er ;n1rnsrDin tn
Gebeimbinten Sntrisusn an;etteln,
geridwHrunsen sprtsrsitcr, l'nfus trei@
ben ; aber ie tperren itsntals lsns
furdttaren unp Yerbsersneen StUrms
errsasn, BIZ i'm ipatren Gimme ceoWcrz
tee Rem glaren Nerplutipn cere,enea.
60 l;sst he Gaas in Sueame i.
Den Irsimaursrn 1T IS ME %selunssrl
ih1e Seen uuter has @cIf 81 brinaen.
3as muree tbei!s eur9 tie unrfrmul>
libs @nbansl;bfsit Ter Spanter an rie
fatte!iihe ReItsipn, t5e!ls rurd sic
Npetbie ure Ssnprans Ter Snpianer
uns Nsitisen serbinsert, sie esu s.IBz
ten She'll Ger Reconsideration 8es5l>
tsruns au5maben. Nud baten BE
tSneneen phraien Der Mader, eten
,peil fte nit Ser iiteraus elenren % f..
ltdfsi. tn i6neicenften Wirsrfprads
fteben, aumalis Gle araft serloren.
Se!tit BE Nnbin9er Der r%tpplutiDna'<
ten TGbrer fiaren iid 0emEhnlid auf
cas fdmibItdite perlafsn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-28

Dir Sterne Des Olaubeas.

. Jreunt! tu mpntef nit Der 8orIa! redtsa,
limb rsinlt, pis an bic iiiIsn 5inme!spuansn
6p plSBIi1 lit bic NaSt tes Grams 5%errpaaea,
llst uie tes Summers et!Gge big um Feb<
ter,
. f9Hsiss mir pon tI,tsln S4tdlaIsmaaten
gnppr tas &uss, feb mic ~tauicab Sonnea,
gnt.ult Der Wnnta9t uue.laEpftsm grunnsa,
CRIT Itttar mersen in ses llasliids Na9sen
gDea lsts nss Sass5 GGimmer nur urFoAsn,
@en Giner @pnne Strablsu nur erbeatcn,
QSie glautt ser mrbl en- tauierb fGSare Wel~
ten
Grit psnr BIS llnsIiid5 Na9t has 1brr sr>
19lpieu,
8snn's rings lumber Dir tunfclt mob unb frrne:
Damn leuGten trpben Wyriatea Sterne.
P. Gau Mprel.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-28
M,1s prptefaantiidbe,n 2aaer.

CUR tirdli9sa Situation inDcatl9.
lam Ibreib: rie 6aaupssr19e Deutlbe
GpItsseituna: ~Dura bic spusoSene
S~anetirniruns une Dutlieiruns &c,
ttr9enpplittlhen 0eless Ter preufiIdm
Wr1tarG5ie tritt ete esanseIilts 4irds
JsutlGlane5 1T cine 1sue gpp9s ibrsr
9elaidtli6en Gntpideluns sin, DEM
rer Snlrbunpeyte lang teilancsre
SIuIm Gp:ifopat esr ecanbsliid'c',
2%anee5bsryen it eaa1tt in rem sprueDrss
f3e1 eSors6Ltideu Came DsutG9lanb5
s3atId9!id tsia;ttst inoem oei7sa Re;bts
al rem net!en f!y4.ids1 Oeyt0t5bpi
iitsr9sbeH oosr auf arcere ye;n itoatz
!i9e 0eDS:pea iibsrtgasen peyren....
G5 bsgiaat nun Ter Sarupi rer air1s
oeSes Hte RENE Staatsmaht, c;e ife "a
psyidlinser poer aber in eiae Iatstgss
progete GtslIung auf ibrem Wsbiets
he:ab3ucriife. iudt. Maaa Die Stride
aud anfda9l;U IN piaiem !Rdr1rfs elite
duberIid erm:Feliss Gi:f1!t sei8e1, jain
Gevlaufe eeiiciba1 ctsle itrer Gliseer
oerltsren, ole i.nlerli9 lid. r,ebr 81 tit
ssbSrt baten,--Mr Siee, 1T rpa u;,@
sme!fsltaft; ognn e. Fampfsn oie&raafte
Optts5 III Ter &irhe seaen rie msnlh<
lihen Srdfte It! geat a,oeeraea teipuiz
}d)sn Gtaa!s, i, tpelhsn eas Gbriyltz
de- has @ou iDm abInrtirt mire> ft
ta!c in isin UeAsatbcil s~arrouesln
:1us, Sen5tbisr cuyt cen &a,npf 6eoell
Die tsiie5encea Hirdsn ol6 'rltbc. Oas
Grfreu!idbe INC firdItt5 0eeeu.sree ca
tei ii rte np.bpsnets rerpsnse GrSbere
Grpsdun9 uto Bspegung rer Strife
ce5 swioen eebea5 in Der Stride uno
lie 5eraabileung firaliasr Gbaraftere
al5 UGtver Ter S9aarsn Ger au6erz
rlblten Ootss5 -. Nu cen sYoaealiz
l6su Sbsrbtrten ndree Is nun Iein,
9essn &c firaeapplitiiGen Os1sss nit
einem 3euSnis nprsuseben mad Zen,
ebrenwertbeu 4siip;s!s ner tattolilben
Biid5fe @~reugea5. 1}oIssn Die eranz
sslii6sn Sterhirtsn uidt niei fem Yets
fpiel Der fatbrltiden giIaDfs; nsbu,en
ite feline Steuuns III BEN airbsnselessn
-aud nibt Elm Mal rer e~in;slne Sus
perintenrent spr ieinerD i5ceie-fc miro
scrausfGtli9 cer paftorat ;uaddf in
Die Netion reS tirdltGen Rampfes &C.
spser1, uno es tesinnt auf alien 2inisr
100 nod i~elbfdncises unb daraftefsftea
tirdlides 2eben 1T, Der Sampf olsGinz
;elfampf unb al5 Ginss!martyrtuu> -
70 balp BE tir6enpolitiiden Oslete gu,
@npsnouns fommen." llno bic ga:
trpne rieier frpmn1eu Serren tilcen It,
Mebrbeit i'm preubilhen 5%errsnbaui e
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-28
~I5cr:issWna.l

uSa, pa wubten tie Msnl9en lid
3er9nIsea 81 MAIDEN, REF per 0iees
t5sts ; uabey beute T.
uNsin, e5 9i9t feia @erSniisen neb,
in Ger 8elt", io9te bic Before 5alite sis
mes pey Gorfteter.
sd bin nun fat fisbensig SABRE
att, RIFF tie Grau reg T1bnrtd5, uunc
babe in r~aeiter SugeslD Yiel Jrsuoe &C.
bait in rer Oilee; jsbt a5er m5dte i'd
neilen damn rpgl auToyrsrn, itin
MEtt nierersu!egen."
~Das tpiro 1i6t tas rarf nidt sez
|lbeben"
~0a5 mdre Ger llntsrsas1a Ger Oil
be-"
~G5 fpma't tpptl mod einmaI eine
bsilers 3eit!"
uGine 3eit ME lie in meiner Susene
rar!"
$50 eeseiisn, sstruntsn unp lufig
sstan;t purpe an ZEN crei T~irr1estes
gen"
uOi5 WilternaGt"
pas mar cine 3fttw
uGamaI5 fibrte man uns aud nod
gum Sun; ON Sage Reg Sbuspatrpu5
rer Gi!re!"
ultnn mon ton;te pienerun. ypeun
bic 0lEotleuts 70 u,ie beute Mehnurn
ablesten
limb lparur, tan;t Sbr nibt aud
teute, !renr Gu6 raa Trsupe ma6t 2"
fraste Re Oiltburs.
uWarum? 8 all bic auten Sc
trduGe rer alien 3eit bat man felt LAM
gem atei9afit", CAB bic Grau peS
5auptn1aan5 sur Nntpprt.
~Nlte 2iecden iino tpeitaus bic
lbDntsn", 1aste er labene; ,aub Die
alten @ebrdude fnre ib tntsrelanter,
als Die neuen."
Ser 5err bat Rs9t", riefen bic
Grausn ale Re 0iItburs ,u> rer ibre
&arten auslptelte.
uSh fomme auf meineJraee 3uriif"
fubr rie1er fort urarum tanstS5r nibt,
rrsnn Gu@ ras @erenisen. ma9t 2"
Ser Gang 1T s~ertptsn, mein 5err",
antwprtete Die Trau zines gpritancsz
mitslisres in einsm Some, Der reutlid
e~rfcnnen LIEF hob tbr pieieS 0erbpt iebr
wenis tebaste.
~Nismanp BAT ras Re6t, gu9 has
~ serbieten", eywiperte be Oiltbure.
Der pafcr t~ebauptet, rieies Nedt
;u| baben."
uNein, bas gie6t bat CT ti1t", laste
be G'iltburg etpas lautsr ipedenp in
Ger Mbitdt, iterau ssbBrt urb serltaus
rett al tperpen.
.u9isiH, eeS Re9t bat Niemanb",
risfsn Der Gapitin, Der S9ulmsife,
ui,o Ter Sdnftoer, welde nit seipiBtsu
Sbren auf ZEN Tremeen bprdten> DC,
ME in bic Stride 9tns.
uNein, tas 3edt Bat Niemanb !"
flans es ME Gin gdo aus benz Munre
ter @iloebrIcer.
uSf Der pafor Mitslteo Der 0tlce?4
fra9te Re @iltburs.
Durdaus nt9t!" flans IS uniionr
am Slide.
u8esablt or ieinen jdbrliaen 8eis
trag?"
ngbenlowents." afs. 20
~8ie nennt Sbr raS Reslement GU
|rer @ilre 2"
Die @barte"
g~Der Maan, Ger Cure Gbarte utads
IT,. raub Gin tpeiier unp nprft9ttge'
Mann serpeisn lein."', 9 s. ~ ae
~&r mar in Der alien 3eit @prfBe,
Der Gsri&ssbant elm sroesr Der, tsi'
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-28
56reiestbe Rlaaea1

a5er Wibtriuds rie neusyoin8s i'm
New yorfeg Cattle Warcen, rieGeu,
Saupt!areuasaplase rsr Ginmanreycr,
It Sage trsten, ma9sn absrma!S o,s
H;unee IN peu 3e:tuisen.
2ts I8entsn LNunney5") FOLDER
~ntsrantenbdaier, in weI9a: rsn unsrz
''Areas N~nt5mmIt18 betrpsen unp mfg
":Hoelt niro> fino nurtt5au5 nod niGt
@t2 son GaI!e Oarren auSsslblp0en
r;e tie ugYeatng Nof welcet.
Ja Islbif tt rem Gmigrant:rceppt
wsysen tie arn1en 2eute np9 riet be-
trcsen. 3ret 5auptassutsn fir Gntz
BraAteabauler ba!tsn su9lei1 i'm De-
pot eicsa G0snftiid nit Hofs, Drop
u1o S1is, tint nigt HIT werpsa b.
Gem G%Iatpauoerer betrigeriids pre;ie
asSsfc1csEI, foncera er> Ter pas areriz
taniitc @eIe mod nidt ssnau fsnnt,
Miro eprt audi beim @e9lsln ubers
DIR sebausn. Ger jSbrltGe Nsinse>
tvina ieces eieier &affsez0 erf1ufer .piro
auf $1,000 bis $4,000 esl9dyt.
Nuh etnseI.e Der ii@ i'm Cattle Uarz
Den ouf6eltsnbea:: Msenten Ger Grie=
8aba, Ter Ns,D gjoTf Central uno Ter
HsuaiYloania Central Sebn teAnnoen
lt1 aiGt E!eDr nit .ebrlityem Oepinn,
@ip1rsrn GsfawinDsln ben Ginnanrerer,
Der Giienbabntiuets s9n itnsn fauft.
Gans b~eIunoeys 9sfdiebt eies teim
Wdsen .oes WspldS; Der i'm 3wtidsns
ref a%nsefoma,ene Gtnwanoerer bat 80
Plumb fret; fit lleter9swibt mub er
ober 5rsab!ea, uno Ter Gilsntabnaeent
Iu9t nun stsf:5 lletersepitt uflnlt l.
lid" gu rermebten. Nidt ieltsn fpmmt
es oor, rab 5. 9. eth srinsr patrid,
Der ME cine moperne Waaec eelebsn
bsfimmt wirc> teim Wagen isinsS Sc
padeS it9 auf rie|e5 ;u isBsn, romit
es nidt berunterfaue; er wirn a!lo nit
seppgsn uno mub fir feline perioa ni9t
nur Ta0rselr> ioncsrn audi fir fem
SSrpsr9emibt Oepadlbsrsewidt BE-
3ablen. &eln Munrer, raj bic en-
pdbntsn GiisnbabnzN 9enten, tsnen spn
tbrsn Muftrassebern Gin eewi1er prpz
;entiaB tesablt pirr, je ibre $4,000
BIG $4,000 TN Sabre yerbienen!
Wo.ll9 Ter %unsrfabrsne Gremes i'm
Cattle Varosn nur tinwencen ntaa, ba
miro er tetroSen. Selbit bic rpn Zen
GilsnbabnsQ senten anssaeuter eeute,
de ibm feline 4iitsn unp 8afen berYprz
iuhen preien Jpn 0elo ab.
Diejenisen Ginpanrsrer, Die III Nem
yorf bletben, wsrten BON rem. pririliz
sirtsn Uubrleutsn, BE ibnea ras Oe>
pad in tbr Suartier trinsen, etenfaus
in ut,oeri9aratsr Weile onesbpbrt unp
Die Ginnabmen rtsier Gubrleute, spn
renen elmer ;uslci1 nit $500 ais
uGmigranteaz Na:bester" beic!ret 1T,
lino enrrn1.
@te idsuelib bic Ginpanperer ouI
Dem Wese BON Cutie Uareen nod
cen Sabnb6fcn ~bstanrsIt .ueroen, wit
man fie felbft mt fIei,en ainoern nit
0efdbrcuna ibrer Glieoer uno tbrea
2etens anf NIT &ijtsn iberfuQte $50
gen padt, tatsn mir fraber erwdbnt.
Selbt lber cas- Nrbeitsnadwsis
iunss>B Bureau i'm Gaale 0arcen, Def:
len belplpete Sdreitet cen, Ginwan>
csrer u~nentseltIid Wustunft ertbeileu
louten> tpercen fawere Rlaaen eeflbrt
man forpert renGinpanrerernGebubr
al uno ertbeilt inn, IL wie Ienen, BIZ
serne Ginrancerer ensasiren tpulrben
nur cterFd@li&e austunft. ,.a N.
Am euten @iQen CUR Mbl6afuna
tieler Wiebrdude ieblt eS ben Ginwa,1.
perunes> GommiHarsn pHenbar times.
wess. Mber aufserauut baben Ge rntel
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-28

Dem S9urtentburm In Cattle @arren
nod LANCE ni6t.
Sir Ginwanperer. Die 9lei9 mad
rem 8ensn tpeiter reilsn wpQen. p'rb
untsr bielen umitdnbsn Baltimore als
Elm melt bs0erer 2aneunssbafen a,1aeS
ratber, unb IS frast fi@ gum @dlulle
r,ur nod: ftsdt ntht aud binter bie<
fem &atb cine sepilie Equalization q
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AnglQnbt


GinSpieecltita aus eer alter g5elt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-01
"WEDNESDAY. AnLil 3O-P. N

WEDNESDAY, Apul up VI.
The favorable report of the Clearinghouse Com
mittee on the matter of the Continental Bank, had
some effect in restoring confidence which had been
waning by reason of the suspension of the Atlantic
Bank and so stocks were strong though inactive,
and the highest prices were made at the l o'clock
Board Here things were moving along swimmngly
when the Albany news on the Usury question
came, which was made the occasion by the
money cornereIs ior putting on the screws
AGAIN and as money became active and difficult
there was also a corresponding desire TO sell the
leading shares which broke down prices until AT the
close the lowest quotations were current, the
market having experienced decline of to l. per
cent after the second board. The leading shares
continue to be Western Union, st. Paul and Pacific
Mail with pretty fair trade driven III Central and
Lake Shore. The opening highest, lowest and
closing prices OF stocks were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-01

Extra mails for Europe tomorrow, per steamship
Westphalia, will close at 1919 p. H.. at the Mer-
chants Exchange, Nos 30 and 52 Pine-st
Money was active az the start, lending call at
as much thirty-second aud interest, hut toward
o'clock became easier, with ruling rates per cent
gold to 1914 and interest. Later. the demand became
active again. and before 3 o'clock borrowers were
paying "A thirty-secund. The demand continued
strong sometime after bank hours however. when
loans were made as high rs an eighth aud interest,
final business being at sixteenth. The activity vi
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6ieamboais ano Railroads.


CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
" Passenger and Freight Depot NewYork foot Of Lbey Con
meets at SOmer with South Branch RI Hampton Junction with
the G h and SusQuehanua vision and EAstob with the ehsh
Valley Railroad and connections forming rect line TO PbuIs
ana the West without change Of also TO Central PennsIaa a'
ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing Dec 10, ls7l-Leave Eew.York iollows
Ca m.-Wag Ira Tor Somerulie.
mFoI Flemiugon. Easton Bethlehem, Bath. Miuch Chuh
Wikesbarre Puson. Mahanoy City Mt Carmel, Hateioni IunA
TOsanda WAgerer 6c with through 70 MampofA DAB
yle, Ne Connects al Junction with Del Lack. West X
ga m-MoRSNG ExPREss dav (eIcept Sundaysl Tor aston
Allentown. Harrisburg and tie West Connects At Soneue S'
Femngtou al kason Tor Much Chunk WksbaFre SCRANTON 4"
IO:l5 a. m-WaV Train for Somervlle.
u m.-WaT Train for SomerylIe. . 49, . c,t
Ea.ton, Bath Anenown Ml1ch ChunN
MahanOy Cg Hazeton Wkesba Scranton Etadns CoimnDl
Lancastes Ephrata. Potsyine. Harrisburg Re
300 p. ia.-For Easto1. Bethlehem aud Allentown
3:l5 y. m-F0T Planleld. 49, 80 -,
$3.50 mFor Eason Allentown, AMI Mlnh Chnak Connects ~
Jun 90 with Del, Lae,. and Wet X Il
m.-FOr SOmeTyille and Ecliagtun
500 m.-FOr SOmeTvNe,
s:l5 m-For Pauheld r,,,,... ,u.,.
town. Reading, Harrisburg PtSblih Cheaso and OlA'A''
$500 aud 6:4j D. m-FO SoulerNlHe.
7.31 p. -tEmigran FOR haston'
nd II 200 D. m.-For rlsin6td
Fcr FIzaetb al 600 Gao 100 5:l3, 500 8i'i g0 ~; W.
II 00 IIi5 A. m; 1900 1850 100 zoo 2J9 JDl sS
400 ais 4Sl as 500 sl5 $3.50 5;i5 6oO 62O 6 7'9 ''
cr for s W can be obtained NJ the ofce Of the Central ka
yoi If ioo Of LbertY-st Negios, and at The pnueP
hotels and ticket 0h' r. = fcEE Superintendent aud EngE
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BANKING HOUSE or FISK & HATCH, :

NO D NASohb-Sl.t NEN-1O Rh, hplli -, lofo-1
The present high price of Government Securities
is increasing the demand for first-cass Railroad
Bonds, and as the amounts now Offering are COM
paratyely small it is reasonable 10 suppose the pres
ent difference of from TWENTY 10 THIRTY per cent
cannot be obtained for any great length Of time
Government Bonds are higher now than for several
years past. Five-twenty' Bond at 100 paving
six per cent on the par value, yields but a small in
come on its market price, and If entirely safe in
vcstment can be obtained with difference Of 500
to 500 on each 81 &C., it is largely to the interest Of
the holders TO make the exchange
We are recommending the following Tor such ex
changes OF for new nvestmcnts-all oil them payable
in gold principal and interest:
The CHESAPEAKE AND ONO SIX PER CENTS at s.
and accrued interest, interest payable May and No
vcmber; these bonds are issued in denominations Of
$780, $780, and $1,000 The road, go miles in length
is now completed and the business Offering b. very
large and increasing daily
The WESTERN Pacific SIX PER CENTS at the mar
let price. which is to-day o. fat. These bonds
of 81 900 each interest payable January and July.
This road having been consolidated with the great
CENTRAL Pacific, and payment Of its bonds, pnnci-
pal and interest assumed by them, we see no good
reason why they should not soon approximate m
price TO Central Pacifcs-nOW 100 and becoming very
scarce in the market.
Also. the CHESAPEAKE AND ONO SEVEN PR
CENTS. interest payable January and July secured
By q First Mortgage the extension to deep water
on Chesapeake Bay, the proposed Kanawha
River Branch and on the Great Bridge to be built
over the Ohio River at Huntington, and a Second
Mortgage on the Main Line, with all IT'S equip
ments depOts, &c.
Only S8OOOOOO Of these bonds viii be offered
for sale al present Price 80 and accrued interest.
We consider them amply secured and very
desirable investment. The proceeds viii be used in
adding largely to the present equipment and IN eX-
tending to deep water the Chesapeake Bay,
where the largest steamers in the world can load
and unload alongside the cars.
The amount of money to be invested within the
next few months will be very large; the Govern
ment disbursement alone for the next three months
will reach 100000 Q0 and the May and Jnly di'i-
dend, of the banks railroads, aud other corporations
as much more.
We continue to deal in Government and Central
Pacific Bonds, receive deposits on which we allow
interest. make collections. execute orders at tho
Stock Exchange for cash, and conduct a General
banking business. tISh ~ HN''h
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INVESTMENT BoNDs.

The NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD 20 FiRsI
MORTGAGE GOLD BONDs. which we recommend ~
profitable and well-sccured investment. bear 80
Der cent gold interest and have the following elc-
monts Of security, viz:
J. They are the obligation Of a strong CORPORATION.
Q They are a First Mortgage on the Road itS
Equipments, Rights and Franchises.
8. They are a first lien on its Net Earnings.
4 There is pledged. in addition, for the payment
of principal and interest, Land Grant OF l2,SO
acres per mile through the States and $500 acres
per mile through the Territories trayersed The
Company is already entitled to nearly Ten Million
acres Of its Grant and its Land Sales thus Tar have
realized s. G5 per acre.
With nearly 800 miles of the road completed and
in opcration. the earnings for 1873 will be large
All marketable stocks and bonds are received ia
exchange for Northern Pacilcs on most favorable
tc,1o,. JAY Cooke q Co.,
No. % Wall-st.. New-f0rk.