The Sun.
London, England, 1857-01-21 00:00:00

LATIN RAILWAY.

Present traffic above

50 per cent, at most
...... 122 M
Deduct working expenses,

123,125
Interest on Bonds £40,000
Sinking fund 7,500
To Wiesbaden Shareholders lO,OOO
15 per cent. on Nassau shares 400,000/ 6o,ot'o

117,500

Surplus, after providing for all charges, and paying
5
15 per cent. to the Shareholders ..................... £,625
Under the provisions of the law of concession of 16th Aug.,
1856, the shareholders will receive during the construction
of the works a fixed interest of 4 per cent, per annum,__ ine
addition to the surplus profits of the sections opened. Th
offers of the contractors, which will be submitted to the ap-
proval or rejection of the first general meeting this year,
snake cent,
up these receipts to a minimum total of 7 per
during the three years required for completing the railways.
The contractors' tenders are made binding on them by agree-
ment until Ist March next, up to which period the Directors
have reserved vreserved to the Company the right either to accept or'
declinei the
same as may be found best for the interest of the
shareholders.
The a
fulfilledN its •ssau Government has constantly and punctually
engagements
Periods. It' even during the most difficult
knowledge of
the credit in Germany is first-rate, and, with the
at 97. The present issue, its 4 per cent. stock is now
1.,001,0001.,
grantnetrd 4 per Cont. Bonds, to the amount of
will bo issued in co the Government to the Company.
proceed ; but as thesermbanY from time to time as the works
,_, . onds have been taken into account in
the estimates...,aiot_u_u_
taking
hasiLi been decided to give the share-
holders the o
They
will be P.l'epauid'iatt
par t a portion of them at this price.
annual sinking fund extendiyn the
Nassau Government by an
ganevther fifty years.
The interest and dividends
:Id ats andth e sharesoption
owillf t
he
ee
payable in London, Paris, or Prankefols:•°t
holders.
first
shares will be payable to bearerma after payment of the
first 10/. per share. The statutes Ybe seen at the offices
ftho Company.
Applications for shares, which must be accompaniedt by a
per share, may be addressLecolndoonthe brokers,
deposit of 2/.
Messrs,
19. C.
and to the offices of the Company in
in Paris,sr J. J,
Beloo, Esq., Brunswick.street, Liverpool ; to
Frankfortthe Agency
Weiller, Sons,
Rue Neuve dos Petits Champs. A further in
of 31.
a
Per share will be required upon allotment.
APplications for bond (at 901.) will be received from
ties aprplying for shares, in the proportion of one bondp‘forr.
every two shares, and must be accompanied by a deposit of
10/. for every 100/. applied for. The remaining 801, will be
payable by instalments of 10/, Bond certificates will be
issued for the instalments, and the bonds themselves will be
given in exchange for the last payment. In the meantime,
bonds to the amount of the moneys 'paid will be deposited
With trustees.

PURSUANT to an Order of the High Court of
Chancery, made in a canoe, Sarah Stanton against Henry
Muggeridge, James Allberry, and Henry Whlttall Teesdale, the
Creditors of John toms Stanton, late of Co Irian 1 Grove, Larkball-
lane, Stockwell, in the county of Sit rey, Tea Dealer, who diet in or
about the month of June, 1856, are, by their 'elicitors, on or before
the 31st day ofJanuary, 1857, to come in and prove their debts at the
Chambers of the Vice-Chancellor Sir Richard Torin Kinders,ey, at
yo. 3, Stone-buildings, Lincoln's-inn, Middlesex ; or, in default
thereof, they will be peremptorily excluded from the benefit of the
said Order.
Monday, the second day of February, 1857, at 12 o'clock at noon,
at the said Chambers, is appointed for hearing and adjudicating upon
the Claims.

Dated this 9th day of December, 1!56.
CHAS MA I, Chief Clerk.
WILLIAM BENRY GREEN, 20, Moorgate-street,
Plaintiff's Solicitor.

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