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$50 REWARD.

500 REWARD.
80 Runaway from the subscriber, sometime in o.
q tober last. his negro man known as JACK SALT
& En- Said negro is about % years old-about six
rteet high and spare built He formerly belonged to
Mr. James Bryant of Baden county, and supposed to be
lurking in the neghborhood of his plantation that of
saac wright, ESQ., in the county, he has wife in
that neghborhcod The above reward given for the
delivery OF the said negro to NJ Crony, ESQ., in Whining
ton, or 10 the subscriber, e. A HALVES.
Black River, New Hanover CO., Dec. H-[l5-lt
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NOTICE

THE SUBSCRIBER WILL MAKE APPLICATION
for certificate for duplicate twenty shares of the
capital Stock of the Wilmington and Raleigh abroad
Company the original having been destroyed by accident
Dec. A--I5- G.. MONTAGUE.
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4,OOI ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE
90 THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE THE
- above nam quantity Of land lying the Sound with
from Wilmington The ands fertile and we'll adapted to
the culture of Corn Ground Peas Potatoes all kinds of
vegetables There is about hundred fifty acres of
good Swamp and hammock Lands the Swamp Land stand
ing in the original growth and has good fall easily drained
here IS about 80 of cleared land with comfortable
DWELLING HOUSE, and other out-buildings, and well
watered will sell in lots to suit purchasers or all to
one may suit best Any further information
may be obtained by applying to the subscriber the
ises New Hanover County, n G..
Dec, l4-l5-6t LARKINS LANIER
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TEACHER WANTED.

WANTEU.
4 GENTLEMAN who we'll recommended a
"A being thoroughly qualified teach the classic Ian
guages, and of undoubted moral character will find plea
SAINT situation as Teacher in private family by applying
to the subscriber at Richlands, Onslow county, N. c.
Dec. l4th.-I Is CHAS. DUFFY M n
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

IN THE UNDER SIGNED has improved and unimprov-
Aed lots in Elizabehtown Baden county and several
tracts land in said county which he desires to sell Per-
sons wishing to engage in business in Ezabehown be
or one lot with fine store building it, and in
the best part of the town The tracts of land Turn
bull and Coey well tmbered with pine and cypress If
this property not disposed of by private SALE whole
will De sold by public auction before the Court House door
Eizabethtown on Tuesday, the 9Th of February next
PARTICULARS may be had by applying the Undersigned
or, in his absence, to Mr.. George r. TAFT.
- ]. G. MACDUGALD.
Elzabethtown, N. c., Dec l4-[l5-4t.
WEEKLY Herald & Fay Weekly Observer conx weeks
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$IUO REWARD.
aM THE ABOVE REWARD OF ONE HUNDRED
"a dollars, will be paid for the delivery in the Jail of
G. Craven County, negro boys WILLIAM and LEM
Said negroes the property of Mrs Sarah j. Hunter, of
Dupln County and have been runaway since March 1854
They supposed to be lurking about the neghbor
hood of Milton, the Wilmington and Weldon Rail Road,
the upper part of Dupin and in the lower part Wayne
County are brothers. % and the other p years of
both very black six feet high the former stout with slight
blemish on one eye, and the latter not stout
WIN. DUNN, Trustee
Newbern, January LIST 1856 99-lm
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Ist JANUARY. 1856,

VARPER'S MONTRLY.-A second supply of the jan
II uary number just received We supply the Dece-
her No which commences the 18th volume. ~
Jan. lst p W. VIII fAi
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NOTICE.
THE SUBSCRIBER, AT THE DECEMBER COURT
of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, having qualified Exc
cuor upon the estate of John Williams deceased, hereby
notifies all persons indebted to the said John Williams to
come make immediate payment and those who
have claims present them for settlement or this notice
will be plead in bar of their recovery Er 7,oor
Toe 3lst 1855 9S6t-IS-5t
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
TINE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY FORMED
and will continue the G NERAL COMMISSION WHOLE
SALE GROCERY and PROVISION BUSINESS, at the
Water street. JAMES A: WILLARD,
Wilmington N. c., Dec. l, lS55-75-tt
T HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH NE n
ROBNSON The business will hereafter be conducted
der the firm of J. M. ROBINSON son. r,>-.,<,>,
Wilmington, JAN LIST, 1856
}. NJ. ROBINSON q son.
WLulNeroN, N. c.
Dealers in Hardware Cutlery, Iron Steel Nails Agcu-
tuT Fln implements E4 IS5s &c
Ist JANUARY. 1856.
LII accounts made previous to this date now due
A Our customers will please call at the Book Store and
get their small bills, which are ready for de5yfTE
Jan. ], 1856 ,. W. WHl1AhER.
DALLOU'S PICTORIAL for January LIST 1855, received
d and for sale at tho Book Store The commencement OF
new volume is the time to subscribe Gail and enter your
name and get No. of vol. 10. lJan L.
T7RANK LEsLIE'S NEWsPAPER-A beautiful Illus
trated Weekly price 10 cents per copy MOI OF vol
We supply the three prs'ssdng numbers
e are and his Cabinet discussing Central Aiser
can of Politicians in the RGtanda at wash
inc tho Embarrassing the Steamship Northern Light
LAYING the Foundation Stone of Trinity Church Hoboken
Portrait of General Walker heenes Ear:ees-
Searching by the Poice-Cymnastic Institute, New ork-
Sidewalk Traps-Eugenia Dresses
TanoI st TS56 s. w. WHTTAKERS.
TARPER'S MONTHLY.-A second supply of the JAN
uary number just received We can supply the Deeen-
her No. which commences the 18th volume; .zED
Jan. LIST, - w VIII TAiAi11'
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NOTICE.
THE subscriber hereby cautions all against
passing IN any manner or form either by hunting with
dogs by freight otherwise or piagnp in any man
ner any of his lands in the County of Onsow c. the
law will be rigidly enforced against all offenders
JNO. A. AVIRETT
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headquarters 3lst Regiment N. C. Militia,
II TEACHEYs, Dec. 24th, 1855. {
u The companies composing the Upper Battalion of the
Sls Regiment hereby ordered to assemble for review
and inspection at Kenansvile, SATURDAY, the 18th
day of January, at eleven o'clock in the morning.
CourtMarshal to be held mmedis tely after parade.
The commissioning and officers viii as
ary 1856. By order of the Colonel commanding
Dec. 2S-l7-3t DANIEL I. MCMILLAN, Adi't.
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GOOD LITTLE GIRL.-' 1t is not proper for you
to play school, my dear, to-day for it's Sunday"
know it mother" replied the little girl, but it
is Sunday school that am playing"
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N,
IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS AGENTS, AND
Dealers in Hardware Cutlery, Iron Steel Nails Agrcu
tura Implements, &c.
To-,
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S25 REWARD.

II =
So RUNAWAY FROM THE SUISSE
e LIST inst, his negro man named Nc
q. purchased from T H. Williams.
2N over County. Sal, boy is s feet inch
mulatto, upper front teeth very large and W
weighs about l60 pounds. He is lurking eth
land, Bladen or New Hanoner County. The
will be paid for his delivery to the undersig
5oro', Columbus County, n. c., or Ten Doll
6nement in an Jail in the State. H
Nov 18th, 1S55-72-lt-l3-tf
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Sales this morning above, at which the market is dull
SPIRITS TURPENTNEIn this article there has been very
little doing On Thursday last sales made at 40 cents
but Friday it declined to 80 cents, with small transac-
have taken place buyers offering IS The sales
rAocb on1v Q75 hills
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rs FOR THE ENSUING YEAR, 20 BLE-BOD-
"a led NEGRO MEN, for the use of the New River
~ l.. w. HUMPHREY, Prest
Dec lS--SS-lwl62tl Richands, Onslow Co., N C.
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IsFEE CONNER gIAL DEPART NTENT
SWem Otleal,s atlollfv Nlathet.


VA Thursday Evening, July 8, 1856.
There was no marked variation in the position Of financial
Paper Of satisfactory character, The
few buyers in town. is scarce Of and other grades
there much offering as last month take the general
situation Of the money MARKET and seldom knew more
easy money readily of for the time Of the
though lenders have disposition to grant loans for
nominal rates. 1t costs nothing to keep Idle in Bank
Next there will be distributed by FIVE Banks in dividends
about three hundred and seventy thousand dollars Of which
hundred and twenty-five thousand will direct to
Northern stockholders. We trust they will be well satisfied
that they will invest two three millions Of dollars in
city. 81 siE %g a..
There was but little done in Exchange Drawers round
are rt The Banks Indifferent about selling at the present
rates III large amounts there will be but very moderate
amounts Of produce In market during the next three months
exchange. Our rates Of yesterday will apply tots
evening, and tomorrow being holiday with the Banks all
being closed in the chief banking houses there will be
nothing Of moment done. g&@a 4hY" 'o
In Stocks we sale SIS has been offered and
refused for Bank of Louisiana There of ths stock
under agreement OF delivery the Attn Of August The
dividend of this Bank then follows the State Bank, and the
Ci,zens bringing up the with very heavy
The semiannual statement of the Bank OF New Orleans is
before Taking into view that this the first institution
organized under the general banking law Of the State and that
longer than eighteen months since from too great bera
in its dealings which rccprocaed at time its stocks
deprecated much below par and for space Of time the
shuttle Bulls and Bears in the stock market 1t is
highly commedatory at this time that the Of the
Bank can present to its ockhoes ana the pubic SO favorable
that which have condensed. 1t will be OBJ
served that suspended debt is ortywo thousand six hun
red and twenty-five dollars which includes the claims against
James Connolly Co.. and for which judgment has been OBJ
tanned the Fourth District Court This reduces the amount
suspended debt about Eve thousand dollars As there is
shadow of doubt but what the Judgment above will De
confirmed If appealed FROM and Of the money realized there
will remain handsome surplus the credit Of the business Of
the Bank The entire capital 81 10000 all paid up with the
exception s no. which will he paid when the LIST Of
August
The dividend declared the LIST instant of five per cent
the old 81 100000 pro the new stock
The bank has fine field for business and only
hope may SUCCESSFULLY and add the general credit
and eminence of our city.
Seudnnuul Statement Of The Bank Of Nee Orleans, he 2otK
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O. 81. YO0DDT AM

gs Eg 5 rs EEg TSisA
LIE -
= y ooeiasll eofffsE eftd
WY " sts91es
- 80
= ast.,5r III ssIes n TsrsTsTT
nEETs DRUGGISTS, GLa ssW4RE, BRUSHES French
sTIyPFs ETC
rTnga.stg Physfcsns Country Merchants md Planters who
Medicines 81 best quality NAV rely mon gi,ed
Orders nror1n.Iv attended, To- $5 5s 4 g5sg
3#sl
}lisEGi Ign sffspsi ~
Receiving By arrivals direct England, France and Ger
many aIarge assortment Of DRUGS, CHEMICALsGLAsS-
# WARE. PERFUMEEY. BRUSHES etc, Among which are
1900 boxes French Window Glass assorted szes.
& ny ibs GonEads iiydr1odase fo'asf.
= ieo onness 2 ezile5ieF r. INNING: S
1S,i ies .aahaefss Ehesllsh pine MASS 49,. AZ
lol IDS 2 slsaasf y " hhgi as esionae
" Jars Gafbon..s z tatao oa
5 cases lafa Ma ghesis-5s5s5
~ cases cases os!eihec S@shesia. &
II FROM THE BEST AMERICsS 5MAFUFACTCRERs. 4
E%z, 1900 ounces Of ouiniue Power & WsIgbtroap,
VI 80 ounces suIphate Of Morphine
10 ounces Acetate Morphine @l5
80 ounces strychpine, =-
100 lis Am H S. Ca!ornel L bot u.
100 lbs Am H. s. Calon1ei in % lii boxes s5sz
IA kegs ref Salt Petre.
% taose, Chloride Soda ~. .Hp.i= 81
100 Tbs Nitric Acid.
~ de1ailohns Aqua Ammonia :.
10 ibs pnre Nitrate siysr sticks
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rr,uE GREAT COUGH REMEDY-cuERR,

FEHE GREAT COUGH REEEDE-CHERRY
l. ENPECToRANT-Thc following original letter hand
for publication remedy which elicit such
mums must be good
Galveston, Texas, April Is, 1856
Dr. 0. o. Woodman, New Orleans:
My Dear Sr-In justice you and aduty suffering
and may say, world Of coughing people, your
invaluable Cough Remedy-your Cherry Expectoran-has
done for me- when all other remedies had failed give any
relief In the fall of 1871 living in ST. Louis where
sided of the time for the last axteen years.
cold which settled my lungs and confined my
and dosed and bered by doctors for several weeks finally
got legs again. but cured Of hard coughing, and
rafting and tickling throat which continued necessarily
for than months always the worst in the winter. BY
friends insisted had coughel enough to kill dozen
men, and that must be in the last stages consumption
made mind must cough life away left St. Louis
in December last TO uv and spend the winter in the South
When called your in Vicksburg you will recoect
coughing SO hard could not talk make my business
known. You said yen would my cough you gave me
bottle of your Cherry Expecorant, thought Iwould
slight aud your medicine much not to and in
hankfnness shall remember the day did In
few days began to alay and diminish cough and all tick
ling in MY throat and before had used
fonrths Of the contents of that bottle entirely cured
for weeks did not even raise cough hugh exposed day
night all weathers in travelling However in March, while
travelling in North Carolina took cold
ing again. and also the tickling in my throat Mt in
tervals and before arrival in New Orleans 12 inst
some nights coughing would continue fo
an hour or wo soon procured another bottle from you
in less than two days entirely relieved again. now
determined to always keep bottle hand and in the
mcncng of cough very few small doses will relieve it en-
tirely am fully satisfied it the best Cough Remedy
now known 10 the world and it duty you cough
ing and afflicted part of the human famyto put valuable
remedy within the reach of ALL It's praise will upon
tongues of tens of thousands Of joyful
souls Sol remedy your Expecton should broug
| before the public.
| am dear sir, respectfully yours, 4.
| =2,. R. j. WOODWARD.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,

s ss a seo wa, 9sf ssss2
BnGknsr Stanton Newman-lo to Oakley Hawkns-9
% Sss 4 Hsn xss
IS e%s' c
FORT AID AMssteamer Bella pona-6 bales cotton Oakley
swkins. Do Wright Allen SEQ bales Dnaho
sstSn s JsS soRs
esTsnes Biz Sns nos hgs o :s hides
IS do 81 hhds sugar Moore yaneul27 bbls mo0sses Mil
Total 10 bales cotton, ~ hds sugar. las bbs molasseE.
GAMDEN-steamer Bayou Belle-ot hides and sundres to
rompns-caseo Harispe-and order 70 NeA"h0p
KASR h bales eSon
sS'R ssE hS 81 e War; SisSss Ss5
cotton, &c hhds sugar. 10 bbls moasses.
safs G0sn sn Za
3Es2' MI fri
Tsf Byc s1a W caSto S1e ed oo2sy
ag p &cpm12 Payne Sr,ison Mei Raybrn
Ruse E Bnr &cols5 shaw Ell; anni sso
u dei sSy sas bale Si pe5ties shaw znps
cotton - 'e'-io'a' 400 DRIES
s m S57S sos sacks vst o SACKS
DIR sSses es 70 WI sh flour 5a Jas M s Eats 70
Twshs Sees5 tobacco s beef 0 Levy ss su.
Irvine Smith Hadden-l5 bbls -four Oglesby MacauayIO
sSi!eron kee-5o do Rogers &co25 bbs lard oil
Wright geo bbls eggs kegs butter Dbl
and &eo-l2 bhls bbs beans bbls
Iorrents-l54 bales hemp Bradley, Wilson &col12O pigs lead
vought Jeannard7 bags wool to Whiting &co-2l bales
jeans Green Crnmp-8 hhds tobacco Turner do TO
i1venS-6 do Feowes &co-2 do Moore Yanculin-3O do to
Wis &co-2 ties hams Martin, Owen Cob0 do
Buddecke &co94 do VOORHEES, Griggs &co46 do P Cook
&eofs bbls pork to Robertson coils rope to
II Bradford48 do Sco-2I coils rope Perkins
&col00 do TO order5o2 bb -four James Connolly &co5l
paes twne ex mdse Parmee BroTota 2 hhds tobacco.
X aS RAILROADS.. ,ss +
Z NEW ORLEANS, j. CKSON AND .GF EAT NORTH Err N
KAILRoAD-429e feet lumber 10 Duhcan4 do 4 San.
iora-l Dbl tar kearney-22 sacks potatoes Dickson
FLATBOATs.
uRoRA-Gah7s Boas0O bbls whisky 81 do flour Martin.
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IMPORTS.

BOSTON-S,ip Oxunrd-S57 tons ice to 3 Smith eco
Stockton-l25 600 feet lumber to
james Connolly &co-5O 90 feet lumber G A Sanford.
Burke. V
MOBILE-scr & Browr-40o bbs naval stores to order
MQB1LE-Schr Baker-350 bbls stores to f Bis
sey eco. g " - ~
Philips. ~ - - -
BONFOUCA-schr Iiberty-35, 600 bricks to order
C0VINGTON-Schr Martha IAnnS5 0oO bricks 10 Merritt,
Mcconnell. ~ -
BONFOuCA-Schr Foninnbleau-40, 01O bricks to ordc1
PEARL RIEER-Schr Elizabeth Anu-2G 600 feet lumbar 10
Merritt 4 Mcconnell, 4'0 ~ ~
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EXPORTS.
NEW YORK VIA ENTHUSIASTICALLY Empire City,
100000, specie, $50 bbs -four, and sundries.
B0sTONashp Mddesex-257 bales cotton, 3s4 bbls four
917 do rosin 5000 slaves, 20 pigs mdse.
NEW YORk-Ship Robt Treat-690 molens salt
ST MARkS-schr Wild Peeon-290 bbs -four, IS do pork.
l4 do whisky II bhs moasses do rice hid sugar. 6S
hhds bacon Is hams +! bags coffee, 1876 corn kegs
lard Ia coils 80 bales baggng 81 SKIS salt States, II
pkgs mdse.
APALACHICOIA-Schr Jenny Lind-35 cotton gins, IS els
rope ~ bbls nj do -four hid sugar. ties hams casks bn-
90 bales basgng csks rice IL bbs whisky beef
10 bags coffee, pkgs lndse
HAVAFA-Bark Warden-l00O sacks corn, 80 hbls -four
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DATENT NIEDICINES-ALL THE MOST PoPU-
lar Medicines, by the gross Dozen the Proprietor
lowest wholesale prices Among which are
rs gross Mustang Iiinitnent
~ 80 gross Bryants Pulmonic Waters,
4 80 dozen Hosteter's Bters.
~ so dozen Wheelers Sherry Wine Bitters.
80 dozen Ginger Cordial.
E 50 dozen Thorns Extract copaiva and ssrsapartla,
~ 200 dozen Bulls SarsapaEilla. j
80 gross Fahnestock's Yermifuge. e
Z rs gross McIean's Yernifuge. II
4 80 gross Winsr's Fermfuge.
"a dozen 0sgoods Cholagegpe.
"a dozen Carer's Spanish Mixture.
Il. u dozen SWANS Panacea.
100 dozen Barry's Trlcopherons
90. wooDMAN.s
corner Common and Magazine Streets
ie12 5md&W New oEleaus
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Yebitu of tgt Nlarkets for 1ast Weth.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp street. I
L iGiI, Manning lIll,. / skE 4

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp street,
Friday Morning, July 4, 1856.
Business to fair extent has been transacted in depart
mens of our Market this week. considering the advanced pc
Rod Of the season. but in leading staple Cotton and also in
Sugar and Moasses operations have quite limited, owing
to the scany supplies Flour and Corn been some
quest, and Provisions have advanced.
Later European advices the 2st u received by
graph yesterday brought by the Canada New York
COTTON. The week under review been one Of ill.,
activity and quiet in the Cotton market the receipts being
insignificant and the stock small and poorly
nit of any transactions of magnitude allow of the
ton OF most Of the orders for Europe for the North Under
these circumstances have report for the week
about 300 bales including 500 Saturday. 1900 Monday
$50 Tuesday, and about 1000 "Wednesday and yesterday
Prices have been Irregular but generally quite firm. especially
for the better qualities and repeat previous quotations
we'll sustained. The stock is much reduced mud
poorly assorted with the prospect of light receipts for
weeks to that market be but little influenced by
advice from Abroad whether their complexion favorable
otherwise.
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By male this month to the Provincial Legislative
Council by the various Banks Of Canada appears that these
institutions had average circulation last year of "a 5 ~
currency in paper issues based average Of
E750,00O currency in specie, viz.
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&4,QlG,l42

The Bank of British North America appears to be the
strongest SPECIE both positively and relatively to its
Of circulating The Commercial Bank appears the weak
SPECIE but this corporation that held las year
debentucs the Of f3540 currency and
holds f9 $50. The Bank of Upper Canada reports that
imported specie last year to the amount Of s2lsT5o
The value of Canadian pound sterling is equivalent four
dollars Of currency this makes the above Banks hold
specie sl6 100000 in circulation
1874 per dollar If the Banks Louisiana could operate
in this their circulation would reach about thryave
millions of dollars
Railways and railroads being the objects Of
attention in all parts of the world, give below extract
from the New York Courier while the internal improvement
system Of Louisiana 1--WE raroads have been esla
ing ways and be made extent Of
only hundred miles. 1t will be that in the
country Ne East 1ndes they in the of
Of nearly one thousand miles in length.
we s Fur alos es Of 6 S Ss s The
premo,ss Ct commercial nteIeonrse, more fully
Ssknsacd ueI M @ i been Pne M Fs
Company, yin capital q million sterling
Persian Gulf This road be constructed from the
part Of seensa E antioch and Aeppo and ports he
NECESSARY accompaniment this line viii be the electric 1ce
&c eae e SO f G ff n a
fnnerace Of which the East India Company have loaned their
The East india Railway to Delhi 900 miles so miles
m @ M s qa n e Eh9s
guarantee cent interest their bonds the extent
\ Tne Great India Peninsula Railway from Bombay, ii
Tor Five
81, 0OU000 by the East India Company
s. The Madras Raway-ntcres, guaranteed 81 100000.
4. The Scindc Railway, ITO miles the Indus.
S. Central India Railway, Ahnetabad I63 miles. Five per
interest guaranteed.
These only portion the railways actually Of
construction BY means Of which the commerce Of Britain
v se @ ar popa ~
hundred millions. The great East India Company contributes
its aid support of such enterprises,
les roads will he of essential importance the Government.
The lesson would incucate from this outline is the es
nabe Importance of the of this the
present and future development of the agricultural and mineral
country offer bonus for every mile Of the railroad laid with
American irond would the interests of the whole
country by loan of five thousand dollars
mile hereafter fnshed-slch loan be first mortgage
the company transport the mails, etc. minimum
| mile auullilIY,
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