The New York Herald Newspaper, April 7, 1863, Page 10

ait % . THES WUT 208i F TIMIA (YAU: 10 _ NEW YORK ‘HXRALD, TUESDAY, APRIL’ 7, 1963 TRIPLE posdinanpenaale ‘uy emarus SUR MEPRATUBR, ERATOR LA NEW stor: , BY SYLVANUS COBB, JB., pus LEDGER FOR THIS WEEK, WHICH GPECULATION IN. GOLD—A CURIOUS is commence? in this week's LEDGER, which is now and for sale at all the news offices. The so a in always full to overflowing with literature adapted to every taste. Syivaxus Coss Jr., writes im its pages stories of love and adven- ture which make the pulse of the boys tingle, and Mas. Soursworrs contributes to it romances which the girls read with rapture. For the grave there are gravities; for the merry food good for mirth, It is one of the moat welcome of guests, and its visitations are almost as universal as the visitation of the spring. A NEW STORY, BY ¥ SYLVANUS COBB, JR., fe commenced in this week’s LEDGER, which is mow ready and for sale at all the news offices. The LEDGER is always fall to overflowing with literature adapted toovery ta taste. Syivanve Copp, Jr., writes in its pages stevia 5 stories of love and adven- ture which make the pulse @ of the boys tingle, and Mrs. Souraworrs contributes to it romances which the girls read with rapture. there are gravities; for the merry food good for For the grave mirth. It is one of the most welcome of guests, and its visitations are almost ae universal as the visitation of the spring. A NEW STORY, BY SYLVANUS COBB, JR., ts commenced in this week’s LEDGER, which is now ready and for sale at all the news offices. The LEDGER is always full to overflowing with literature adapted to every t taste. Syzvanvus Coss, Jr., writes in ite pages a stories of love and adven- tare, which make the pulse of the boys tingle, and Mrs. Sovuraworru contributes to it romances which the girls read with rapture. For the grave there are gravities; for the merry food good for mirth. It is one of the most welcome of guests, ond its visitations are almost as universal as the visitation of the spring. A NEW STORY, BY SYLVANUS COBB, JR., is commenced in this y week's LEDGER, which is gow ready and for sale at all the news offices. The LEDGER is always full to overflowing with literature adapted to every taste. Syivanvs Coss, Jr., writes in its pages stories of love and sdven- tare which make the pulse of the boys tingle, and Mns. Souruwonra contribates. to it romances which the girls read with rapture. For the grave -_ are eravitien; oo as or the merry food met for ‘ninth. It is one of rece most ieeloume ata guests, and ite Visitations are almost as universal as the visitation of the spring. NEW STORY, BY SYLVANUS COBB, JR., it commenced in this week's LEDGER, which is new ready and for sale all the news offices. The LEDGER is always full to overflowing with literature adapted to every taste. Sy1.vanvs Cons, Jr., writes in its pages stories of love and adven- ture which make the palse 0 of the boys tingle, and Mrs. Sournwortn ‘contributes to it romances which the girls read with ra rapture. For the grave there are gravities; for the merry food good for mirth. It is one of the most welcome of guests, and ite visitations are almost os universal as the visitation of the spring. A NEW BTORY, 1 BY SYLVANOS COBB, JR., is commenced in this week's LEDGER, which is now ready and for sale at all the news offices. The LEDGER is always full to overflowing with literature adapted to every taste. SYLvanus Cons Jr., writes in its pages stories of love and adven- tare which make the pulse of the boys tingle, and Mas. Sovruwonra contributes to it romances which the girls read with raptare. For the grave there are gravities; for the metry food good for mirth, Ibis one of the most welcome of guests, and its visitations are simost as universal as the visitation of the spring. _ A NEW STORY, BY BY SYLVANUS COBB, oR., is commenced in this week's LEDGER, which is ow ready and for sale at all the news offices. The LEDGER is always full to overfowing with literature adapted to every taste. Syivawvs Cons, Sr., writes in ite pages stories of love and adven- ture which make the pulse of of the boys tingle, and Mrs. Sournworrn contributes to it romances which the girls read with plea pleasure, For the grave thore aré gravities; for the merry food good for It in one of the he most welcome of guests, tte “ppitetions are “almost as universal as the itatiog of the spring. NEW STORY, BY SYLVANUS COBB, JR., fy commenced in this week's LEDGER, which is now ready and for sale at all the news offices. ‘The LEDGER {s always fall to overflowing with literature adapted to every taste, Syivaxve Coss, Je., writes in ite pages stories of love and adven- tnre which make the pulse of the beys tingle, and Mrs, Roornwortn contributes to it romances which the girls read with reptore. For the gmve there are gravities; for the merry food geod for mirth. It is one of the moat welcome of guests, and ita visitations are almost as universal as the ‘ bicemtecnntre of the spring. A way STORY, RY SYLVANUB conp, IR., ie commenced in this ‘s LEDGER, which is now ready and for fale at all the news offices, = : is now ready and for sale atell the news offices by Mrs. Sourawoars and Mr. Coss, contributions by Mre. Sieounnzy, Aucs Cany;Gzo. D. Paur- tics, Rev. Joan 8. C. Azsorr, ‘Col. Warrss B, Dumar, Paxyy Fern, EMEnSON Bexwetr, Rev. Huway Warp Bascuss, Wu. Ross Waruacs, Mrs. Vaveur, Avy Ranvouru and others. TPHE LEDGER FOR THIS WEEK, WHICH ia vow reedy pnd for sale at all the news offices nd bookstores, contains, besides the new stories by Mrs. Sournwoxrm and Mr. Cons, contributions by Mrs. Bicousngy, Atiom Cany, Guo. D. Pamw- mice, Rev. Jonw 8, C. Amorr, Col. Wanran B, Dowtar, Fass Fenx, Exmnson Buwnerr, Rev. Havay Wanp Burcars, Wa. Ross Wattaoe, Mrs. Vavenx, Airy Raxpoirm and others. Te LEDGER FOR THIS WEEK, WHICH is now ready and forsale at all the news offices aad bookstores, contains, be! besides the new stories by Mrs. Sovraworra and Mr. Coss, contributions by Mrs. Sicounney, Atice Cary, Gzo. D. Paan- ios, Rev. Jonn 8. C. Assorr, Col. Waurzn B. Duwzar, Fasvy Fann, Emmerson Bennerr, Rev. Henny Warp Burousn, Wx. ] Ross Wattace, Mrs. Vaveun, Amy Ranvonra and others. HE LEDGER FOR THIS WEEK, WHICH is now ready and for sale at all the news offices and bookstores, contains, besidés the new stories by Mre. SovraworTH ‘and Mr. Coss, contributions by Mrs, Sicounnzy, AuicE Cary, Go. D. Pren- ecg, Rev. Joun 8. C. Assorr, Col. Warrer B. Gamiar, Favs Fenn, Exenson Buowerr, Rev. Henry Warp Bsecuxn, Wa. Ross WaLLace, Mrs. Vaveuy, Auy Raxpoura and others. oi sig ‘LEDGER FOR THIS WEEK, WHICH is now ready and for sale at all the news offices and beokstores, contains, besides the new stories by Mrs, Sovrnwosra, and Mr. Coss, contributions by Mrs. Sicourngy, Auce Cany, Gzo. D. Pren- mic, Rev. Joun 8.,C. Assorr, Col. Warren B, Dowtar, Fanny Fenx, Exenson Buoerr, Rev. Hawny Wanp Bascues, Wat. Ross Wautacs, Mra. Vaveny, Auy Raxporrn and others. LEDGER FOR THIS WEEK, WHICH is now ready and for sale at all the news offices and bookstores, containe, besides the new stories ig Mrs, Sovrawonra aud Mt nd! Mr. Coss, contributions by Mra. Stcovrney, Azics Canr, Gzo. D, Pamn- trog, Rev. Joux 8. ©. An Axssorr, Col. Waurzn B, Duxnar, Farwy Fann, Eaenson Buwwere, Rev. Henry Warp Brecuen, Wa. Ross Wau.acg, Mrs, Vavauy, Amy Ranpoura and others. ha LEDGER FOR THIS WEEK, WHICH is now ready and for sale at all the news offices and bookstores, contains, besides the new stories of Mrs. SournworTa and Mr. Coss, contributions by Mrs. Sicovaney, ‘Tuce Cary, Gro. D. Prey- mes, Rev. Joux 8. C. Amsorr, Col. Warraa B. Duwuar, Faxny Fern, EMWERSON Brnverr, Rev. Huwny Wanp Basonen, War. Ross Wautace, Mrs. Vaveun, Amy Rayvoura, and others, IE LEDGER FOR THIS WEEK, WHICH is now ready and for sale at all the news offices and bookstores, contains, besides the new stories by Mrs. Sournworra and Mr. Coss, contributions by Mrs. Sigourney, Auce Cary, Gzo. D. Pren- t1ox, Rev. Joun 8. C. Ansorr, Colonel Wazrzn B. Duwuar, Faxxy Fran, EMERSON Banner, Rev. Heyny Warp Bancurn, Wu. Ross Watiacs, Mrs. Vavoux, Awy Ranpors and others. T= LEDGER FOR THIS WEEK, WHICH is now ready and for sale at all the news offices and bookstores, contains, besides the new stories by Mrs. Sovrawonra and Mr. Coss, contributions by Mrs. Sicouawer, Atics Cary, Gzo. D. Pasn- nics, Rev. Jonw 8. C. Assorr, Col. Watran B. Dow.ar, Farry Fenn, Exmnson Boor, Rev. Harry Warp Barcuzn, Wu. Ross Wautacs, Mrs. Vavemm, Auy Rawvourn and others. - (PSE LEDGER FOR THIS WEEK, WHICH is now ready and for sale at all the news offices and bookstores, contains, besides the new stories by Mrs. Sovraworrn and Mr. Coss, contributions by Mrs. Sicovrwey, Auice Cary, Geo. D. Pren- tice, Rev. Joun 8, ©. Anporr, Col. Warrxa B. Duwzar, Faxxy Fray, EMERSON Banner, Rev. Hewry Warp Bescunn, Wu. Ross Watiacs, Mra. Vavonn, Amy Raxpourn and others. Se Y had LEDGER FOR THIS WEEK, WHICH IS now ready, and for sale at all the news offices and bookstores contains, besides the new stories by Mre, Sovrnwortn and Mr. Coss, contributions by Mrs. Stoovamny, Auics Canr, Guo. D. Paawrics, Rev, Jonn 8. C. Assorr, Col. Wauran B, Dowiar, Faxny Feaw, Exanson Bawvert, Rev. Hexny Warp Brsonsr, Wu. Ross Wattace, Mrs. Vavony, Auy Ranpourn and others. HE LEDGER FOR THIS WEEK, WHICH is mow ready and for sale at all the news offices and bookstores, contains, besides the new stories by Mrs. Sovrnwontn and Mr. Cons, contributions by Mrs. Sicovanry, Atice Cany, Gro. D. Parn- rice, Rev. Jouw 8S. C. Avporr, Col. Warten B. Doxtar, Fayny Frnx, Eainsow Barnett, Rev. Heway Wann Dercuen Wie | Rose Wavtace, Mrs. Vavony, Ay Raxvot ru and others, MATHEMATICAL C1 “aL CALCULATION. ‘Under this caption the be NEW YORK LEDGER for this week publishes an article which will interest all the Wall street speculators. Money, at six per cent per amum, compound interest, doubles itself ine trifle less than twelve years. For the sake of convenience, and to hep within the limite of this calculation, we will say twelve years. ‘Then the principal, say One Cent, will be doubled one bundred and fifty-five times im eighteen bun- dred and sixty years. ‘This increase ig found, by laborious computation, to reach ‘the enormous sum of four bundred ana fifty-six tredecillions of dol- lars—an amount s0 inoonceivably great as to re- quire for ite expression @ line of forty-five places of figures. rat? GPEOULATION IN GOLD.—A cuBIOUS MATHEMATICAL CALCULATION, Under this caption the NEW YORK LEDGER for this week publishes an article which will interest all the Wall street speculators. Money, at six per cent per annum, compound interest, doubles itself in a trifle leas than twelve years. For the sake of convenience, and to keep within the limits of this calculation, we will say twelve years. ‘Then the principal, say One Cent, will be doubled one hundred and fifty-five times in eighteen hun- dred and sixty years. This increase is found, by laborious computation, to reach the enormous sum of four hundred and fifty-six tredecillions of dol- lars—an amount so inconcelvably great as to re- quire for its expression # lin n a line of forty-five places of figures. GPECULATION IN GOLD—A CURIOUS MATHEMATICAL CALCULATION. Under this caption the NEV NEW YORE LEDGER for this week publishes an article which will literest all the Wall street speculators. Money, at six per cent per annum, compound interest, doubles itself ine trifle less than twelve years, For the sake of convenience, and to keep within the limita of this calculation, we will say twelve years. ‘Then the principal, say One Cent, will be doubled one hundred and fifty-five times in eighteen hun- dred and sixty years. ‘This inerease ts found, by laborious computation, to reach the enormous sum |. of four hundred and fifty-six tredecillions of aol- lars—an amount #0 inconcelvably great as to re- quire for its expression line of forty-five places of fgures. _ ara QPsCULATION IN a GOLD.—A CURIOUS MATHEMATICAL 61 CALCULATION. Under this caption the NEW YORK LEDGER for this week publishes an article which will In- terest all the Wall street speculators. Money, at siz per cent per —,, compound interest, doubles itself in a trifle Tes less than twelve years. For the sake of convenience, and to keep within the limite of this calculation, we will say twelve years. Then the prinetpal, ony Oe Cas wav doubled one hundred and fity-fve times in eighteen hundred and sixty years. ears. This increase is found, by laborious computation, to reach the enormous sum of four hundred and fifty-six tredecillions of dollars—an amount 50 inconceivably great as to require for its expression a line of forty-five places of figures. QPaccramon IN v_GOLD.—A CURIOUS MATHEMATICAL CALCULATION. Under this caption the NEW YORK LEDGER for this week publishes an article which will interest all the Wall street speculators. Moneyf&t six per cent per annum, compound interest, doubles iteelf in ® triffe less than twelve years. For the sake of convenience, and to keep within the limits of this calculation, we will say twelve years. Then the principal, say One Cest, will be doubled one hundred and fifty-five times in eighteen hun- dred and sixty years. This increase is found, by lsborious computation, to reaeh the enormous sum of four hundred and fifty-six tredecillions of dol- lars—an amount #0 inconcelvably great as to re- quire for its expression a line of forty-five places of figures. hs GPacuLarion IN GOLD—A CURIOUS MATHEMATICAL ©. AL CALCULATION. Under this caption the NE NEW YORK LEDGER for this week publishes an article which will interest all the Wall street speculators. Money, at six per cent per annum, compound interest, doubles itself in a trifle less than twelve years. For the sake of convenience, and to keep within the limits of this céleulation, we will say twglve years. ‘Then the principal, say One Cent, will be doubled one hundred and fifty-five times in eighteen hun- dred and sixty years. “This increase is found, by laborious computation, to reach the enormous sum of four hundred and fifty-six tredeciilions of dol- lare—an amount so inconceivably great as to re- quire for ite expression « line of forty-five places of figares. | mia ON’'T GO HOME WITHOUT THE LEDGER to-day, It is full of good things, 8 6 ree T GO HOME WITHOUT THE LEDGER to-d it in fall of 00d | things, Dp” @0 HOME WITROUT TRE FenoRR todoy. This full of goo ¢ | whose exploits are historical, and to whose courage ak GD A sia pe Sarno FORTUNES OF CONRAD—A ROMANCR of Ancient Brittany.—in the LEDGER for this week is commenced a story, under the above title, by our universally popular contributor, SyLvanus Cons, JR. The incidents and scenes of the story are cast in that far-off, romantic and heroic period of the world’s history with whieh Mr. Cobb is so familiar. The hero of the tale is one of those stalworth, Hon-hearted but romantic pemsonages whose exploits are historical, and to whose courage and virtue the world is indebted for its early ad- vancement from barbarism to civilization—from Paganism to Christianity, and who were a devoted in love as they were gallant in war. TPE FORTONES OF CONRAD—A ROMANCE of Ancient Brittany.—In the LEDGER for this week is commenced a story, under the above title, by our universally popular contributor, Syivanvs Coss, Ja. The incidents and scenes of the story are cast in that far off, romantic and heroic period of the world’s history with which Mr. Cobb is so familiar. The hero of the tale is one of those stalworth, Hion-hearted but romantic personages and virtue the world is indebted for its early ad- vancement from barbariam to civilization—from Paganism to Christianity, and who were as devoted in love as they were gallant in war. FORTUNES OF CONRAD~A ROMANCE of Ancient Brittany—In the LEDGER for this week is commenced a story, under the above title, by our universally popular contributor, SyLvanvs Cons, Jn, The incidents and.scenes of the story are cast in that far-off, romantic and heroic period of the world’s history with which Mr. Cobb is so familiar. The hero of the tale is one of those stalworth, Hon-hearted but romantic personages whose exploits are historical, and to whose courage and virtue the world is indebted for its early ad- vancement from barbarism to civilization—from Paganism to Christianity, and who were as devoted in love as they were gallant in war. per FORTUNES OF CONRAD—A ROMANCE of Ancient Brittany.—In the LEDGER for this week is commenced a story, under the above title, dy our universally popular contributor, SyLvaNus Comp; Jr. ‘The incidents and scenes of the story are cast in that far off, romantic and heroic period of the world’s history with whioh Mr. Cobb is s0 familiar. The hero of the tale is one of those stalworth, Hion-hearted, but Tomantic personages whose exploite are historical, and to whose courage and virtue the world is indebted for its early ad- vancement from barbariam to civilization, from Paganism to Christianity, and who were as devoted in love as they were gallant in war. HE FORTUNES OF CONRAD—A ROMANCE of Ancient Brittany.—In the LEDGER for this week is commenced a story, under the above title, by our universally popular contributor, Sy.vanvs Coss, Jz. The incidents and scenes of the story are cast in the far-off, romantic and heroic period of the world’s history “with which Mr. Cobb is so familiar. The hero of the tale is one of those stalworth, lion-hearted but romantic personages whose exploits are historical, and to whose courage and virtue the world is indebted for its early ad- vancement from barbarism to civilization—from Paganism to Christianity, and who were as devoted in love as they were gallant in war. HE FORTUNES OF CONRAD—A ROMANCE of Ancient Brittany.—In the LEDOER for this week is commenced a story, under the above title, by our universally popular contributor, Sytvance Coss, Jn. The ‘acidents and scenes of the story are cast in that far-off, romantic and heroic period of the world’s history with which Mr. Cobb is 0 familiar, The hero of the tale sone of those stalworth, Hon-hearted, but romantic personages whose exploits are historical, and to whose courage and virtue the world is indebted for its early ad- vancement from barbarism to civilization—from Paganism to Christianity, and who were as devoted in love as they were gallant in war. HE FORTUNES OF CONRAD—A ROMANCE of Ancient Brittany.—In the LEDGER for this week is commenced a story, under the above title, by our universally popular contributor, SLYLVanvs Cons, Jn. The incidents and scenes of the story are cast in that far-off, romantic and heroic period of the world’s history with which Mr. Cobb is so familiar, The hero of the tale is one of those stalworth, Hon-hearted but romantic personages whose exploits are historical, and to whose courage and virtne the world is indebted for its early ad- vancement from barbarism to civilization—from Paganism to Christianity, and who were as devoted in love as they were gallant in war. FORTUNES OF CONRAD—A ROMANCE Ancient Brittany—In the LEDGER for this week is commenced a story, under the above title, by our universally popular contributor, Brivanvs Coss, Jn. ‘The incidents and scenes of the are cast in that far-off, romantic end herolo period of the world's history with which Mr. Cobb is so familiar. The hero of the tale is one of those stalworth, lion-hearted bat romantic personages whose exploits are historical, and to whose courage and virtue the world js indebted for its early ad- vancement from barbarism to civilization—from Paparitiem to ( hritinnity, and who were as devoted it (n war. BLUE wan TEA eC RACH ‘ON. , Wu, Couiew Buvaw, Rev, Hakar ‘Wane Busouzs, Col. Waurm B. Domi, Bev. Jouw 8. C. Ausorr, Joun G. Saxe, and Guo. D. PRENTICE, are among the distinguished authors who write for the NEW YORK LEDGER. ‘ON. EDWARD EVERETT, HON. GEORGE Banonorr, Wa. Corian Bavayr, Rev. Hevar Wann Burousn, Col. Warren B. Duwzar, Rev. Jou» 8. OC. Assorr, Jon G. Saxm and Gyo D. Paswricy are among the distinguished authors who write for the NEW YORK LEDGER. FA. EDWARD EVERETT, HON. GEORGE Banonorr, Wu. Cuan B wa Barawe, Rev. Henay Wanp Barcus, Col. Wazren B, Dumuar, Rev. Joun 8, C. Azsorr, Joun G. Saxe and Gzo D. Prewrios are among the distinguished authors who write for the NEW YORK LEDGER. F{°%. EDWARD EVERETT, HON. GEORGE Bancrorr, Wa. Cuum B um Beravr, Rev. Huyay Wanp Baxouzs, Col. Warren B. Dunzar, Rev. Joun 8. C. Avorn, Joun G. Saxu and Gzo. D. PrEnTIcg are among the distinguished authors who write for the NEW YORK LEDGER. H® EDWARD EVERETT, HON. GEORGE Banxororr, Wm. Cunuan EN Bavayr, Rev. Henry Warp BgxecuEr, Col. Want Watse B. Dunzar, Rev. Joun 8. C. Assorr, Joun G. Saxu and Gzo. D. PRENTIOB are among the distinguished authors who write for the NEW YORK LEDGER. H™*. EDWARD EVERETT, HON. GEORGE Banororr, Wa. Curuzn B ar Barak, Rey. Hzyry Warp Bgecuer, Col. Wans Waursr B. Dunzar, Rev. Joun 8. C. Assorr, Jou G. Saxe and Gro. D. PRENTION are among the distinguished authors who write for the NEW YORK LEDGER. FO: EDWARD EVERETT, HON. GEORGE Banonort, Wm. Curtan B Bryant, Rev. Huway Wanp Brscusr, Ovl. “Watrer B. Duntar, Rev. Joun 8. 0. Assorr, Jonn G. Saxe and Gro. D. Prenrics are among the distinguished authors who write for the NEW YORK LEDGER. FAX: EDWARD EVERETT, HON. GEORGE Bancrorr, Wa. Curten Bryant, Rev. Heway Wanp Bugomxn, Col. Wauren B. Dunzar, Rev. Jomn 8. C. Amsorr, Joun G. Saxm and Gro, D. Praxrics are among the distinguished authors who write for the NEW YORK LEDGER. jororT, Wa. CuLLen Bryant, Rev. Henny Wanp Brsouxn, Col. Watren B. Duniar, Rev. Joun 8. C. Asnorr, Jonny G. Saxe and Gro. D. Paawrick are among the distinguished authors who write for the NEW YORK LEDGER. b ' [D°'T GO HOME WITHOUT THB LEDGER to-day. It is fol of good things, pt GO HOME WITHOUT THE LEDGER to-day. It is full of good things, Dt GO HOME WITHOUT THE LEDGER ¥ ‘to-day. It 1s fall of good things. _—_—_—_—_— T)O"'T GO HOME WITHOUT THE LEDGER to-day. Its fall of good things, ONT GO HOME S WITHOUT THE LEDGER to-day. It is ful of good th things. ON’T GO HOME WITHOUT LEDGER to-day. It is full of good things. ON’T GO HOME WITHOUT THE LEDGER: to-day. It fs full of good things, ON’T GO HOMS WITHOUT THE LEDGER’ to-day. 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