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New-York tribune., 1873-02-05
To INVESTORS.

To those who wish TO RERvEsr COUPONS Oh
DIVIDENDS, and those who wish to INCREASE THEIR
INCOME from means already invested in other
less profitable securities. recommend the Seven
Thirty Gold Bonds of the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company as well secured and unusually productive
The bonds are always convertible at Ten per cent
premium G10) into the COmpany's Lands at Market
Prices. The Rate Of Interest seven and threetenths
per cent gold is equal now 20 about 6. currency
yielding income more than one-third greater than
L. s. 52Os. Gold Checks for the semi annual interest
on the Registered Bonds mailed TO the Post
Office address of the owner. All marketable stocks
and bonds received in exchange for Northern
Pacifcs ON MOST FAVORABLE TERMS
JAY COOKE a. Co.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-05

ROOTS AND SHOES-Ae ev 1rer hlve appeared In market from the
demand
The hntr moderate supply AMI hn AMI the ten
deucy doubtless restricted soDeWh by
tte tie of communication with the
Manufacturer generally getting stock ana ook for
active d1rnz l The
nd for heavy boots sho alluded o our st has been goo and
OF uef The ,lad waterproof
goods o1ershces noted continued
pa-es are obtained We notice trade
webs drills aadrEs the has improved
Drills been active 1nnlj best yara-
wide. s02 do quality TardTle lti DO F1e, ice All
% nrh goods hE1er bnsk demand liihread
seces TO-. l-t l4nrc - a li-'hTeal
asugE per- d 8 do5c; l2-tlread 0G5 70 DO, 5c 81 and
u do.
BROOM BROOMS-There continued limited
prices .tedv quote Ola Mrli 4Q5c-
NE ued; ne NeW Greer ald &c for Sew Hur Brooms
very quiet. lrm
BELSN AN-Tlrlc hos been fair ugnT and the market steady
quote "a A5e. f1 Western Southern
COTTON Cotton On the spot are Fery limited
the 40 gudes and tle Lower
1ra.ee uft Ne r1rf N1 lra
New-York tribune., 1873-02-05
THE MARKETS.
rc,r.fnlr r,portsa for rns Tn1HuxE.l

TUESDAY. Feh. T. 1879
AsIBSs receipts TO-DAY . pkgA Pots fir iobting
demand and The market steady quoted at % "a Pearls are oui
AID nominal
BUILDING MATERIALS-Trade dull. and prices
UNCHANGED Light Cement Gull and nominal n
70 O kosclda quiet. without quOtabe
change Line gun and nominal % Tor Common ind 81 %
Tor Lamp Oher descriptions Shoui important change We
New-York tribune., 1873-02-05
Goldman BonedIcts closiug qnOtations at p. n.

William Ward quotes stock privileges as selling
for per cent cash bonus, 80 days time and l. 10
per cent bonus on 60 days, at the following var-
atons from the market price of the securities named:
New-York tribune., 1873-02-05

THE GREAT MIDLAND RAILROAD Now NEARLY
COMPLETED.
We offer the remainder Of the First Mortgage
Seven Per Cent Gold Bonds limited TO $4,000 TO the
mile, to close out the loan.
A LONG STRETCH OF ROAD. INCLUDING THE NEw-
JERSEY SECTION, u FRisRKp, AND TRAINS ARE NOW
New-York tribune., 1873-02-05
The days business at the United States 5

Ile U0N OuSlneSh dI TIC IUItu HIsIttt -UU-
Treasury was;
Gold recelptS.. S5T7 800 10 Currency pay
cold payments. ol5,3UO 90 meuts---.---. S2lO5l y
Gold balance. 3715s.E25 IS Currency bal
CurTCy reC'pJs. 2o2,65lt57 ance.--. 2S,sl5Al 5s
Customs 545,OoO
The weeks exports of domestic produce amount
10 S5.611. 700 currency valuation
Foreign Exchange closed on the basis Of the fol-
lowing nominal quotations. actual business being
done at concessions OF fG53-16 per cent:
New-York tribune., 1873-02-05

The Cotton store runung 10 quaD not
nef grl.e o Ueios the Grade QlOtc-
sALEs goK PkEsEsT 1ELIyEAi-
New-York tribune., 1873-02-05

roas 20 d.ys; 5000 bales sth 81 goh es.,
bags and 2o pockets arnve % 81 foh bed a o % - %
TOBACCO-ws oHp following ron he.sr ~ A-asf sea
Circular; The spsaeaons 10 een Lea -
past pb have ees sber partly OWING 70 'evs Nise 80
Affecting The home the gret dnes o
curr s erort drsnd, the sses of Old erops sne s
quotations below @o eases Conntcoe1 e1s 80
Of whioh 30 total y" 80 ~ 81, -,
disposed Of C0nnechcut and dsssaeases -
Yort Of Which for erpar 30 so Gases
fsr eTpor lao eAses sehnb -
Western Of export 20 Total AI" Ases " "
New-York tribune., 1873-02-05
har1cai0O............sold - 0lb I
Nrranfau gold III Il8 ]

HARDWARE-In Domestic have had business
passing prices The not large ana the nt
nor greatly Farmers without
Dnrhase freely With return o mild retuer ana
resumption canal ald lower ilane nn We
ook fr prices goods notice
inquiry pnccs hgheT. sympathy ia 'le alvance u
b
-lI-rfaf
New-York tribune., 1873-02-05

Receipts 2 boxes 624 more than ast Heeh
Eeek s1S boIes
szme -ef s year 562 7u Gold
al iI31 The ADVANCE cable Of strength % The
hing trade thar iue cheese eeBF
- Ia Lyeroo shich dars have
nauz here shipments and sr bers
oe Thousands carried into this week Tor ack Of seht
While been
bdr.wu eie The home trade WITH several
New-York tribune., 1873-02-05
Total ...........

Foreign desr 1t- lover closing eaef ea4rs a. oAo"s'
al 0u 10 Low 81 dIIcs: .
sales evening p nPehruary, 300 AZ se 2l a sie
BASIS Low Mcshrg. ncglur Ordinary 0 0ci March, o Il
-yc, ~ Kite; nv 40 zee Atr 200 a. &C., ~ a ~ on
c. a 81 tc. June 20 40 -ltc JaT ~ no g
total bales 1es today a. Fraruarr tUj 10 c, l
a. las. .u q 2 llb March, 0 a ~ 5itc ~
ir 96c 2pic.i April SO AZ tl.cf ul at
56c, 30 0.c, ~ az ~ .ltci Ma 30 a y &C., - -
-ibc. u 4c. 9h Z-c Erchaugr -tc lal 70
IJ0O March Fs6ATy oL 0 oale I1Ia oiaL 4o'0o
bales
former freely; Liverpool House Camel 70 80 90 Gls
Camel az G Newcastle ~. 10 Authracte ase uu-rss lts
bu doe u .rancei quote scranton ai E1e
@5 Lumrt - of steamer - -
.g Dware and Hudson, a. NrehaWEen.lestnut rla
sa-r s0i Lamp, - - stove = - anl sg
H Pttstou plaoe-LamP BroKen, and Steamer - ~
a Stove. ~.
COFFEE teve today but showed steady tone No whole
lots wee rero-ei vas fair o1oug trade Java ~
L2ic Rio I.1.Dc. MarlcA. iO IA % ls.c. ali EoQ
JANDLES-ILre las been only uOIsle l01tE 1t ahl tAe
quote A11mALine 10 o. u -u0-4e Sperm AZ
ua1c. Patent fia+-c.; aad Pallae 4i I 45lc.
DRUGS AND DYES-Opum quiet bot trml hrh Al - s4 -.
Norae quiet bu OH Lemon and Ber4mot are eaer
s erv I'M n We luote >audersons Beam0. - 90
Eo Crude Bnn,toae So zo Chemicals are gn-t ana
of soda Ash. 3. jfc Oausuc soda hoc'
soda 6., and Cream Tartar a. s OheT descriptions se
New-York tribune., 1873-02-05
\ Y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF CoUN Try PRODUCE.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING FEB 4, lslo
IErr-e.slf u Y. IKIsrsE ~ olI 0sp aenoret

General Dprsg0n[
and other expens 81 up ioo,
roos Put everything good orer An attractive oos secure eia
lriy packhEe or s"fea3 ~
earsne ais that e motion WI not aof he o
eB % change Jse peuty cIn dsnne cut sias rta
sncD afc Is oeSi4na uoie eonels
The amount also Se~l etef a 1e
2c An uf0oe OF st
should bbL AEaVs s'e DE nnhaf
REPUTATION 0I 1ne goods 0i 20 n s-Pe
20 that yoar . demand
BEANS AND PEAS.
Recns - bb bears bush exports to3 bhS
beam nd ls3 BUSH 81 bean. previous esA % Do
ub 0g bbls 81 yeaE There -unes IN 1at-
marty amounting oEug hghi reepts tlo - n
us and maroVs selling 9 store jon os q = enoi Is
IS IS be Tpes f0r hort ume past
k1t oud dhc- above - = T S1 oTeel 20
10 zae Canadian snail pes. a~ Norh
04s 5 Tree southern B peas QsoiA-
m
New-York tribune., 1873-02-05

III stocks, las beer quite aefiVe 1nr'
refv Enn0as 70 secure shat aFaiia-
10 he extent u 2 y1o aEeA, snd iof
od croD has been iaken. and nth
/. for which raRged from II asic- fer
ton. aud 90ltc. ior los = seod
10 bbds Quotations Tor Old stoeE
nominal Q1otalons
New-York tribune., 1873-02-05
EGGs.

Receipts r the week 2sO 50 than Ee.s n
tine hear 3l9 bb The market E Thoroughly derorAssd -n
bva are no ular guotaton Prices this about
4 hsugb scarcely any persons sold e an ought sales hi's
been usde al Offer c would doubtless serure several
lot, Not eT but the deBasd - strenes
aht no ooer b1gng barrels when will anal he neT
dar Mben this 0i the hey
run very rapidly extremely y op thsr Al any
ope nont The buR Of Fua slth zryA
from Tennessee Maryland, NoA Carolina P-Hn 'alA and New
Jersey. Quotations; q, -.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-05

Ave Ftsy, Ess,srp ............... - 60ds5 50
Flour ami PenusyiEana o'G 40
Corn Meal demand e held AT ne close iSe narke
easier 81 Of 200 bblA We quote --.-.
~ Meal. brre - " 1e4 ~
Csru Mss .sterr- ) q 5 - Corn Ae4l.GGnE a -
Csrt " q ful
Canadian quiet &sG 40 % CshionAnd Ofegon Flour
limited demand al EsGS 10 "a
Moderate iemnd and beayTi a 0 state al
g. 10 - 25 PeunsyTaniA - p - ~ 2 100 d
frn nth hgnt offerings quoN No
S-20SZ5; No. DO, Ell 0d els No.
DO. 20 So No. Bay, era So No do sita u 20 NO
Haufar slsd 80; SG and No do, IN bood
81 demand iu Dry Cod and the nartet
q 80 for Pelled BsnE Ano % ~ for
orrea smoked Herrnz arm M for Scaled and S
Hernng heaEy and dull a 81 - ~ ~ We quote
New-York tribune., 1873-02-05

Stoet in SevOrsahs Jan. % sT3......... 80 ahas
Sioef FEB lgz.. -. % ~ -
New-York tribune., 1873-02-05

FRUITS MD Nc Is. UhIED,
ReeeVts for the vcek, i.6tz psgA dried fruit, %
wect. sane sesk lAsf yesr. al pkgA Arrivals
bagsi shipnezts Of apples, ll3 bbl& Perhaps thsT'
Quiry for appiss, hHt At ls~ ksures We Instance
New-York tribune., 1873-02-05

ss,p,u Of spuIes sss 25.a bb The Shipping t5osi
the st art te Gppe he home demAnt tnY Itrsy
r,t mad tu .ei foreign green fruits abaEdani
are selnz. State arrived csEg he
,,r .nd had California Easter Beurre Of lively
e.rryslS
, 1873-12-07

sufficient action for drama. H. With havinn
written II fnvo:nl - criticism for tho Figayo.
VI. Do VlllcInoHrnS.t adl' I. postscript rovcrang
tile judgment, nrd nnylnE tint 1t i. 'Onclo SatnR
rs to. .lloutl? dull and ti,ut It IL rot wor.ll tLo
trouble of Eany to HOO It. III, 1Eusttln, q
ttcntilca critic Ut mt RI. nt.ncks tho INN oral
tenc!ir, Of sar' ii, "l,io, IL nut aut1craLo avon
whon pitt ,,non thu prncllcal Ya.kccA, ad alda
Tint, a. a pamphlet, tl,lg worl; hrs NJ sim Of
mennins, q u l'joeo It Inns. k4ladonccrIo
ovou.inna without to'lac, an1 claraaIora with
nttt unity. This critic dtloa not know to what
oxtont ilrtlug liz carried In tho Untol Btatcs.
b,is can h,r1lY l,oliovo Tiers fu anything ia
jua.ify auctl 10 HOS as thoso plaood upon tho
stage Of tho Vaudeville"
Tho New York Sun pub'fh1ios tho receipts Of
Tho tticarnH Of that city fer tho lnat.nco mud
evening performances, ns foio"a:
, 1873-12-07

ss1vini SAW r. L. Davenport plav Hamlet
while tn philadelphia, mud 1t III rororiad tlat az
tho curtuin 10 !. hn rushed bchnl tho scenes,
and taking l!s brother attiss Ii. llis ar;u kilHod
him on bplll cloalis, oxc1ainltuy, "H,ult eoult
Hou1 !" 1t s rcIato:I. too thai, l,ay.; Ind his
photograph tat,ou bY GutcA,ust lo was 10
pleased with tho proof that llo ombrace'l tI1o
photographer warmly to Tao 10 snail aI.rsn,
in Otllclto. nnd Remembered with ni,,,l,ler his
manner Of dealing wit!. IAvo. Not Mri!ers'au.l.
ing Italian, t,o Thought with llorsor Ut Lis fa.a
Should tlo proof bo unsatisfactory,
, 1873-12-07

~ MI.
snu' ma, q, WIZ ina";.s o, ~.
- nu 49, Ion'n ~. hn""nneo n''u otnet l'"eea. ~
oN ~ fn, 81 ,,u ", ma," ~ ~ sn1
',, ~, .n ~" IN ~, ~ su'ot.
n'olu .H;.oto l..te9h' iHo Nto ouu,uoo reAil!ol'
~ a o"t meatsrm ..oa ~. sHets, 'nnY ~ M9
ill., ktI.s,i Wy" -! 't.o'o tios.Ii'
n.o nuu'H 'ot a' nosmoi iio'su in Hi.a u.t,,
,,nc rns'f ~ 4"9a h ~. 40 ;as
me. ,,n ~ ens o.IRua, , ., inu'rt ro,. usv'
u, ui'''s "a VIII Is'.,,,a ~
,as'ESn t n., "hu tr ti.n
un,,o.v ,n,s,io ,nG,o' ro,t,o,a u ;,""n,i"u ovnrv
,,I '"t."" ,t san ,;,,r ,n',,,, 1,i.i,,n
osohins' III !no Sa!e 'satefu'm D'f'!J a'!J
sorslceh on tno eaountn iot'''lH .'I anu
efe,li1'k. tehEo'nEco !ueltuGo wv 9su1i'"6"
ehotl WcoE, a''d o:iiet aus 10 ana lo
ilElnuH Culture. W.llii THO il5t yotr, over ,uJu
HuiiurY hnyo boarded ut this Homo, who aAD
l1ayo ls;,oy.ted In tho olllco safe uyur IL iOO0
Vii rn ,,n ~. II 1,ati,o1 H. ?urn;1,o r;,, ',tu fot
11 11I nm .a in. 'i "a nm! ~ t I"ns
Sc"t A7'yn" ttso Ao.sE4"},o t1iu wv. o'ooo 1'eo
IHeHlH, NIB IN II 6ooA eiohll9s hlu ~ III fcIJ
proper tnat Eyhttt', cohfehtlDha. conferences,
anil church associatlonn should moat hosr'i'y
in,. nnri,,, In cutnro tha hi'li,,.. nt ~, n,Ii-
i1onni nxnnrsn nf ahn1t 30, mn 1'h;a rv;, n;vo
III a,rntv ,,tI,mo i, toaco ,Yr,i, ~ t.ar s.su
tiin 9ogety y p1ttu'hH II! CnchEo Wostli o'ef
Sautouus aAd Ahtdly hccoha to aay11 tAo country.
Dfsnor Cua1M1Ng,
Tho religious ElebH Of lilo whole country
toor, ,ritI, sn,trr,i T.. nl,r,t Iai,,,,. I,,ni''
keom :,'a %sh ~, sasorais .', aoona nshop CnnmHs,
nr.of at utntnonta ~ ti,n fnc ~ +In an.n uo,,",o
no doiiuito prophecies auout tho success ot hiH
1nuvcusilt. Auy anlDust uf byini,n. by u nlaui-
Iosted. there Ii mlloh wulwlsalug, bus tho cdl-
turs uu not euum tu khpW cxnGtly what Will cllno
,,"t,or =. ,.no ~ nI,;,. u, ~ ,rn ",.n'i,.n.
-, t"ot avn. '.:, ~ "v,a,, j.; ~, ~
,"nco r. j.; '1,u ,,r,.r isnt , J!I II - tars
~ @ Ina ,n,. - ~, -, ftiau ,,,,o.,,,,, .tn i,
.;.nornlly s,m,, ~ tI',,sn ,Htorcs;ci mn'I II ~
sasr1y, e"v S''vn, r. ~, " ,tih' H. ii ~ 10 ~,
,utnur.s,e ,u,'..t II trouts Il ,.r t,a os,'. M.
n"''an, ,'f ~ -. " ~ to t,n,n, Ia
1;l,i,ul,:"
~ ,,, ,,,. .,, ,.,,r .. II.
IL Ii. any uisho! Wls9ou. s'A,nhs nnnsGa o. iio
ptoVs'os " 80. :, es uro 80 y. Is ~ aDanash
W. tolhsanot VI tAis u4"tsh otutr W an open r.
.! ~ snS ~ r 1s In a 1 w'ssp s ~ :"
ZIP o1"isn' " " 'ut'"t ""a'.n'ua ~ ~ u ~ r.
soas noa, not ~ eo,nu'.ioa VIA tna sae saA
~ .uS u, ~ sa - ~, @ ~ w. tH sn ~ Inv M" ueuso
- nsaae " to a.st 10 la ' sci.nf 1. nlp,
"tn M essaas"ts su w. 81 tSeofaeu, a sn ~ W asn 81,
~" aes.nu H., s ~. II. ' ii.ny vi 'Ao
''u4aiis w -. n.snop @ ua''!ae ~ m l., n, , Is,
nj ossg M o1 1 Nv 'c ~ o" H. M w sau
=! .uof .S ~ ~ - anav ~ uuess e en"
AtI by .iont"a i.Ae w. sAaI 1ie 1aoe ~.
, 1873-12-07
l".E,e work iu connection with tho boanona

!ln.Eel work u connection with tho bonmona
Ficnl Society.
Ihe nov. j. II. Laird, rocontly pastor OF tho
CynYre ,at!ouaI Church at PARK NldBo, Inns NO.
ptetl Ri appointment rs Principal nf tho Eli
E'iHt Preparatory Department. uf 0horIin Col
lego, OHIO. lie cntola upom Lila work Feb. l.
Tho l,cv. ". ". pnt:on, ID. D., las. ser tho
presout, tniten lho So:rotnryship Of tho AMori-
can Missionary Association. rccantly Fncased ,y
Gen. g. II. Howard. lie will ntst rUtn''' MI odi-
;uriNl connection with tho 1ldvnnce, q rnror for
tho ellceorH VI Which ho hns laboled ialthtullY
for un,uber Of yoars.
ELSEWHERE.
Arrangements nro making to hold M Immense
catnp-i1!eetng ut Round LnHn, N, Y.t July u.
Tho 12ev. llonry Ward Deno!,er Ia at work mp
on lilo Hocot,d volume of his " Ltfo OF C'lrlst."
lilo English Now Testament rcyisors aro now
a. work un tho Twonty.sccona chapter Ut Acts.
Tho First Presbyterian O.lu.cla In tho United
Btatos wns rg1,,ized al Saow I'LL, hd', III 1t'0D.
A1eytya. in tho Urian Methodist Church at
Washington haB resulted in eighty cohve'Hlotis.
Five hundred conversions aro reported ut Ito
SlotA0lllst TaDornaco royival meetings Ill Dalli-
moro.
4 single church In Orange, N. j., Is maintain
Ing, Mt IN expense Of S4,0u0, th1rty-two young
mlen III preparation fur tho ministry.
Tloro is Just now MI unusual religious inter.
cat III tho 1}rooklYn TAborilacto conhrosAtlon, ol
which tile Koy. Il. Dc VIII Tamago ia pastor.
plolcd tho fortelh year of hs i,aslorate Of tho
Tonth Presbyterian Church, fhlladolpl'ia, Inst
mUilth.
Tho Roy. 11oary ,om, tho oldest Methodist
minister in tho world, (now 93}, preached laht
weak at Tho co,tcnniul Eorvicos Ut Grove Church,
chehtor Co., 10.
Five Daptist n'nistera, n,elnbers Of tle Long
, 1873-12-07

Churches to-lay, account Of tho 1sdicatian Of Unity
Ouur'I .'
prof Tnylor breaches nj Tho 1lat,o Theatre thin nr-
ter1uil ii What ls IL Ud tho l.oiKoa afTln Cou-
Try n.d Europo."
, 1873-12-07


Dee. 7-soeond H'tn'lsy in Atvcnt.
M0MAH CArIot.1C.
Dec. 7-f3arond HulI1ny IN Advent.
itt. R-fmnlMniato Conception of the u. '. IL
lee. g-3t. Asnl,r'sa, Is. =. ~. <tron. Lex. ~
ilcc. 10~-3'. aintehtadea, +. IL.
I:ce. Ill., D ,,nan,,s, i. u.
Utc. 13-S.. Lauy, v. IT..
, 1873-12-07


,Snizo t4o Uld Catholics as Tho real Church. 80
vii Biunup GuIllnllnB. IN lliu new movement,
;lsuett tlat l,s Ii the Old American lrotcstaut
Episcopal Church. THO closing words aso as
iullows:
Tic litigation growing out OF the new movement
will 10 Interesting. II tue Gnmrn!us movers catin to
tic Protestant Episcopal CaurcA, wl!use will bo t4e
Guoey ,ia il sci III court, and that ths question u
ownership of Curlst Church, un!cAgo, il in saspeae
To teal this. a law, anteccdclts. ai rrececnss
England ior testimony. Yts lung lrial ay nnvu its
rrlat.o4s to tic hundrta Of cw caea ~ arso lrcsen
y. 1t tia Protestant Erlecupa cAurch bus beuuto aue
rinaliy corrupted cr4ls thu lroporty belong. III the
Eyaas sceas. Audi II Eu nere, wuat u Eusiiah Ca,.rc
proierty notwiths;a1l.sng tue esia17nmeut7 y fs!-
o1!lcrs huvo had their lrua 1ogrIer 10 aolu parode
Tho Adrance gives ts readers tho Il Financial
Lessons, wnrniog tlc,n against tue folly OF IT,
norisag The East, and Ut happosinS thas causra
will not inevitably work out tllulr llalura! re-
hulsa. Tiloso should Le oHs u rini," and no more
| "cornols." Ihe cdltur adds:
Tho misery Of such limo Of panic IT, tho distress
w'rlt IL CARRIED in;o an benuvo.eu ALI lcgioia u
esluna. III tile thus ileH lie IeatlnE ur4. 4.ciro
ictuaeyos to bc TOO ,nuth embarrassed 10 a,u t4r
n4ty Irtahury the national turia.1u cssl Upon o.s
II vain; nil. tua colleges anu 1oss'c.t tuIh!alios
.ook AROUND III tlcHt!lr tor !I4ra to 4rlp ucln o's Il
sleir earGilleJ. Aul of.c,l luis IL ltt u:th Tram
tuo Ae.s.tury embarrassment of y ~eI!-tonuncoA
latIons. wh!s. cali tos every bpare dollar Num- IL 1t
wla, thu Muster wpu1 nplruSs, to ha1o ao MANY Gu
sarprlucs undertaken aB ~ tollsiio onus eHt!to
thought anu thug, III teas Gus Of trohptltyu tlat
player, rel;uious rl"dig aMd chur+h,wurk ara nos
'ote, whiln in Aaac'ui reYssaes no n ea1. ~ glyn
I'M ssllel caasrs, nd slu eas Of callasian lnvl1
| .ru lEIEo hWoue nWAy2
Tho Standard uotoa, With ompllasis, tho now
"Da.,tist Headquarters" ut IL. Gl Washington
st4cot, woro tlls lito!alnro Vi tltat dunonlslla-
lion viii hereafter Lo huld. It woulu nppear,
from tho acuuutt, Tint iI,e frat liaptiHt b3ok-
| ,oss wAn o. c:.td III Chicago il July, 1853 Tho
I first years blsl lneaa was Aoout sl0,bUU. Which
ts.s nteatlly nusaasoa to no4ry 35D, ,0uD per as,-
num. Tho Communion Question" IN trcatosl
ut longt!,, a1ll III cusal III layor Of ssr4oE o1ul
n'sllon'ess III tho following langnnge:
Fr1m tneto cons,'sraona, ant othcta s'nlllar.-ior
eaInot hers ux.1llat tlo subj we 1uast that
nrte-connll!on nsttiss ure thoroughly Jt.htila IN
maintaining that thu .wp 0lnhnctH u tho L1ru's
Guto uyu iii relation to eHrh uthrr which ia tal
u thu purIo an thu nctAod VI Divine grace, which
| ia grontldc4 IN .Apustol'o ErActtco. Hhd wllcA
IL cunlltln.u by nll ,HcttHeHt construction Of lle
toru's cpnmlss!o. TAia Ie,l, tLcit paeltion W.
lo.d tim. .ncy nnght nut to le reEroachcd i thrir
lr4rlo a:ruiI Mil their conscientious convictions
Tho NeW CoucnaHt doyoteh a column III all
awer to the uuehtou "ln tho ,ct os u+a.llslon Vi
uia. iu what duos 14e guilt tic oulualla. laho1e
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HE ADMITS EXISTING FACTS
AND ASKS THE PEOPLE OF
LOUISIANA To DO THE
SAME.
THE KELLOGG GOVERNMENT
SHOC LID BE RECOGNIZED UN-
TIL CONGRESS MEETS, AND
THEN REDRESS WILL
COME.
The y EGRO FEARFUL OF HIS
RlGllrS-RECOGNlZE AND
DEAL WITH HIM FAIRLY,
AND HE WILL PROVE
TRACTABLE.

INV ORLEANS, May 20.-Despite the
.oFiDle weather, which has completely
hooded the streets, at least two thousand
persons, Of all shades Of politics, assem-.
pied IN Exposition hall tonight to hear
the address Of Hon. VI. Carpenter, who.
being introduced by Judge Howe, spoke
IS follow within the last week haze
breathed the'frsgran, gales of the south
and have for the first time seen hi.
'"Sntltul teeming soil. | am
proud to do so, and gro,t you as fellow.
c'''zens am proud ana happy Of this
your soil, climate and facilities, which |
boast OF, too, a. mine. sympathi.e with
your sorrows, [Cheers And desire 70
say that ! know you believe a mutual in.
terchahge OF sentiments between the two
sections will much copduce 10 the harm.
ony OF both. Therefore / will snesk
nine on the subject trust that the Gen.
lemen here and you all think more of me
nan 10 suppose that would do otber.
wise. You entertain Southern ,sntin.n,s
~niie entertain sentiments that NAV he
nu,reht and that any good may sr'se We
"uH nave free Interchange be, ween the I
'"' sections Send your Southern speak. |
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THE correspondent Of the Philadelphia
sunday Mercury says Harry Waiter
son says Whitelaw Reid carries the big
gest load on his shoulders Of any man ia
the country. But see the Tribune has
corps OF dozen frst.clasl reporters at
$50 and SIS wees Charles T. Congdon,
one OF the best fighting and sarcastic wri-
tiers in the country; Noah Brooks, night
editor, a perfect political encyclopedia
John r. g. Hassard, the most thorough
official journalist in New York, and our
leading musical critic John Hay, who
knows every inch Of European politics
and 10 good writer Willie Winter, tn,
philosophical and sombrs dramatic critic
Clarence Cooke, the most fastidious OF
literary artists, who never said tho.
roughly uncriticsl thing Of any living
man, except j. II. Young, Dr. Ripley, the
profoundest literary critic Of the country,
not excepting w. u. Reed Mrs. Rebec.
CO Harding Davis, writer of sentimental
editorial articles 6. W. Smslly.
Europesn critic Tom Hughes. Bfs,
hsrse' Mark Twain, o. q rockingham
.hs leading editors getting fran $4,000 To
sfoOo year How could this li.t Of
writers with many more OCCASIONAL oncs
Nhom have not mentioned, help make n
readable psper after Horace Greeley,
aea'h Yet what people say they mis-.
Is lhe old square give-snd.,ake, hammar.
snd'iongs, closely-pscked srgumen,atjve
poiemics OF the old man, We'll, we shall
aot coon see his like hga,u.
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TnE decade from 1860 to 1870 shows an
increase in the mum Der Of rolling mills in
the United States, of ffty.four 1T was
266 in 1850 and $40 in 1870, and an in.
crease in the production from SSl, ss7, IO5
in 1850, to $l20,3ll, l5s in 1870. 50 itwill
be seen that while the increase in the mum.
Der CT mills have not been remarkably
large, the increase in their product has
been simply enormous
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IN 1866, when John A. Andrew was
governor of Massachusetts, the legislature
passed bill to increase its salary by
two-ihirds vote over his veto. 1t was a,
hrr proposed to increase his salary from
5000 TO $1,000. W hen he heard of this,
he sent word to the legislature. "If you
undertake to raise my salary, will senC
back veto Of the bill within an hour
1t is not in accordance with my ideas o.
honor to pass upon the question of my
own compensation" John A. Andrew is
dead and as it is understood that Ben
+. Butler the leader Of the back salary
grabbers, is TO be the next governor, il
will occur TO the public that he has also
been forgotten.
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TEE portrait OF Chief Justice Marshall,
willed by Chief Justice Chase TO the
United States supreme court wa, painted
in 1870 by Rembrsn, Peak. II will bo
suspended in the retiring room If the
justices at the capitol,
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The State Register calls Mr.. Obetly
the representative from the sipe water die.
,rie,. We haze engaged , Paducah duel.
list 10 challenge Merritt.