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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06
ALI KINDS OF HOUSE FURNISHING Goops

furnsers who would obtain nearly everything place
will observe that Mssrs. Heath Miller, Nos - and IS Camp
street the gentlemen call upon Their supplies Of
hapgugs upholstery goods dining and chamber
ware and housekeeping goods generally
extensive. See advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06

Doors, SHOES AND BRoGAHs.-A very extensive
and leather goods is Offering by M John
NJ Gond, No. Magazine Mr., G, has partner con
any North making purchases, and he consequently
guarantee every he sells both quality
and price, See bis advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06

SOUTHERN MACHINERY DEPoT. Portable steam
engines circular mills, pumps of all kinds cotton gins
corn mills crushcs fodder and other valuable labor
saving manufacturers and planters to be
s Mr. g. Lowbers No. IS Magazine Those interested
should 80 and look Il them.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06

WINERs CANADIAN VERMIFuGE. - This inyau-
able medicine always had of Mesrs. j. Wright Co.
the sole proprietos Nos u and l5l Chaes street See I'D
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06

CHEAP GOODS AT WAYLANp's. Mr.. C. g. Wayland,
the of Poydras Streets offering
beautiful selection OF spring dry goods At prices which, must
allure all ladies who like 10 invest their money we'll For
fnaon Of this they have only look the advertisement in
another mart ofo paper.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06

ELEGANT FLoUNCED ROBES, LINEN LAWNS, MAN
TlAs ETcWe take pleasure in directing the attention of our
ENTHUSIASTICALLY the ladcs-to the advertisement Of Mrs
E. Noble 1873 yWes be found in or business columns
This morning Her Of rich and elegant HDinCed
robes uen laws uutias, will be found particularly de
srae m attractive especially they ARE offered for sale GA
moderate terms will the other articles enume
rated in The advertisement Read and give her call.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06

TRAVELLING PARAPHERNALIA.--For a good travel
ing outfit upon Mesrs. H. W Reynolds Co, at No e.
Canal street His of trunks valses carpet bags
India rubber clothing is large and we'll assorted
we'll as cheaply sold See his advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06

The HIAwATHA sHAT.-This is the name of q tile
of beautiful STYLE with invisible yentsor which It'll ex
pected will be ali rage this seen nj Mr. d.
Johnsions uISer the ST. Charles Hotel where may he
other kinds of hats suited respectable tastes
See Mr.. j. 70 advertisement. 81 1H 4, Il. ..=
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06
The FRENCH, SPANISH, GERMAN AND ENGLIsl


classes begin this week in these languages
at Dobears cia College, log Canal also i'll
hematics penmanshp, book keeping, etc There
cial apart Il ens and profess each branch.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06

New GooDs AT ScASLAN's. = Fresh arrivals of
rich and beautiful spring dry goods Offering Messrs D. p
scaans No. IL and II chartres The ladies will twg
The advertisement and drop early as they can
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06

FISHING TAoxLE.-Those gentlemen who make a
sport fishing will bear in mind that Guon at the of
Charles and Canal streets supply them with everything
The Of has devised in Its consprRces against
funny Everything is Of the best quality see Mr. G's
advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06

Aditor of The Suge" Planter.
am oterise by Mr.. --, to tel you discontinue
to sand the Suger Planter to him for he do not wont
to sul,Skrib for it aney MORE and also Mr. --. |
would like to have q handswOrl OF dis
am your obedint &c
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06

CorToN SEED OIL.-Mcssrs P. Martin & Dromel
at the corner Benville and johnson streets nactue
excellent article of clarified cotton seed oil They have offices
Mt No 2 Graver No. 50 Chartres street. up
where all orders may be left
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06

CARPErINGs AND MATTINGs.-All that is beautiful,
servceabe andsouHbe in the cpeting and mating line
to b, found at Mrsrs, A. Co.'S No. 10 Charres
Their stock is very Nrge and all their prices low See
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06

MoRGANs BOOKSTORE. - This establishment, on
Exchange Place. adjoining the well worthy visit
leisnrely inspection by all who hunger
There the country which contains
apparently ess assortment Of the Silent speskugs
the printing press Citizens and strangers in any
of book publication, be accommodated there
Nj Morran,s card .....
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, THE SEAsoS.-T The ladies' will

DRY GooDs FOR THE SEASON. The ladies will
find of Mr.. Joseph Israel No. III Circus street
and ut the Dryade and Thaa most desira
BILE stock of dry goods embracing everything the ineeant
dress goods household staple goods ace trimmings etc. etc
Mr. Israel always sells cheaply and that extern
vcy among the ladies' We refer fair readers to his
advertisements In this rngrnngs Crescent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06

SusDRrEs.- Caulkers, sailmalers, painters and
tin aud coppesiis will find large supplies of the staple
as used by their callngs at Messs Smith,
Cooper Co.'s IS Tehouptoulas The advertisements set
forth the articles In detail.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06

TAKE NoTrcE THE most beautiful fashionable,
welassoe and cheap stock Of furniture in the South is that
Of Mr. chaes A. Stewart Nos Ill and l7s Canal His
always full and he rig house sny
kind Of style the shortest notice just and take look
at his mahogany chamber and paror sets if you wish 10
something beautiful. - ~.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06

FRESH GROCERIES AT " The GEM."-Thcre is no
better place in his lay family supplies than the
Gem Grocery Of Mr. Berc7c No % Hurouc
His groceries all of the freshest and best and his wines and
liuo,s of the imported See his advertisement in
other
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06

STE!NwAY & SoNs' PIANos.-Mr' L. Gabicl, NO.
80 Camp street. agent for these f"rorte pnhos he "soi
meut Of which he has on hHud. See his card
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06

MODEL PosTMAsrER.-Th The following letter was re-
ceived by us few days since, says the West Baton
Rouge Sugar Planter, Of the 2Sth, and we sincerely
commend the writer to the special consideration of
our new Postmaster General. That "handsic0Id :
rather takes us:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06

Pure SILvEKwA RE-Mr. H. ?. Buckley, at No. s
Camp street. hand OF the splendid
sverware found anywhere He makes the
when wanted See his card.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06
BARGAINS AT FRENCH's.--Thc hunters of substan-

and cheap goods will bear in mind that they may
deal of travelling by calling upon Mr. French No 30
Puydrs lie has. hand of dry goods variety
goods and fancy goods trom which every body select
something necdrui The scmiweeky auction will take place
to-day usual the taking place till next Saturday
See advertisements.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06

BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR 1851 Oaicers-IIenrv Bitr
President; S. Bouemet Treasurer Thos Shields SrrieaF
Cemetery Commttee-Imper Gilngham Gardner Smfh IA
Golding. Finance CommitteeE A. Patterson H. II Eent2tl
]. F. Miller SeXtOn-Daucl Merritt. MeubersJnnag Va
nenux Frank Lewis. II. Goldman r. Peterson Jos Ax",
J. p Warner j. C. Wagner.
VAULTS IN "ODD FELLOWS REST" may he nroc,res
by applying to F. NJ CORY atSckes Co.'S S. Canal sIreet
at D. FELT STETsoNs 81 Camp H. MUspArcI,
s. Mint, and at the Secrctarys Office Odd Fellows Hal
of Camp and Lafayette Streets ~ va
Price of Lots and Vaus-Reguar lots feet square sl
ditto by feet S15; Vaults, Uoube Stockholes Lodge
S45 ditto, 10 all others, $50 ''"'e777
Information relative the purchase of Lots ETC. can be
application TO ' ~ " ~
THOMAS II. SHIELDS, SECRETARY O. E Enst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06

CROCKERY AT WH0LESALE-The country trade
retail dealers in general, should and look at the
very crocktry glass and eArhCnware which
Messrs Samuel Co, Offering No. 20 Camp
street 1t disposed New York prices, packing gua
iced. See advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06

IMPROVED SToCK.-Mr. R. F. Nichols, at No. 80
Cump street. hand lot Of Sou dowu breeding Sheep
which stock rasers possess See advertise
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06

gentlemen 50 81 Camp street. stocked with Of
the largest of metals for manufacturers and hard
ware for city, country marine be found in the United
States We the attention Of Smiths planters aud boat
builders to the advertisements, in another of paper
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06

A Coon OPENING.-There is at this time one of the
best openings for weekly Democratic paper in the
city Of Baton Rouge, that we know Of in the whole
South. An independent, faithful and stern States
Rights Democratic journal, published weekly in Baton
Rouge, and on such terms that the masses of the
Democracy generally may be able to patronize it,
would doubtless meet with complete SUCCESS
We are led to these remarks from learning that it
is intended to establish such paper in Baton Rouge
as described
[Clinton Cast Fecina) Democrat, 28th ult
What's in the wind? To be sure it's none of our
business, yet would really like to know why the
" fierce Democratic" find fault with the Advocate
published at Baton Rouge. We consider the Advo-
cate by all Odds the abcst Democratic paper in the
State, and its circulation and influence cannot be
truthfuly set down second to any. Again we ask:
what's in the wind?
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06

SINGERS SEWING MACHIEEs.-Mr Boyd, at No.
I58 Camp street prepared different kinds q" sewing,
which enabled do strongly neatly and rapidly, by
Singers sewing machines, which She We would
call attention o her card in another column.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06

SELv.SEA1lNG CANS These useful articles, the
host made a for sale by Messrs P. r.. FELIX Co, No Ii Camp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06

FANCN II AIR WOKN,-Stt tlc auFtItIselIVIlV OF Mt.
Steubcnauch No. q Charities street He Is unrv"lled
in his rticuIsr art who has valued trcs of hoiI
should neglect putting his hands, have trans
for med into a durable shape Of beauty.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06
Interior EnCnmpme

MAGNOLIA No meets in Baton Rouge the yerbrd eos
fourth Saturday in each month";
Il. W SHAW No. 10 meets the first third Saturhay4,
each mouth in Clinton, parish of East FeliCiana
All communications intended the Grand Encapr,r,,4
be addressed JAS Furnenux Scribe Odd FIcw,
Hail. New Orleans. "
q
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06

School Books AND STATIONERY Mr.. J. B. Steel,
No Camp street. has hand stock Of school books aud
stationery eineny worthy the attention of teachers and
others 1t compefeembracng every thing known the
the Southland offered at prices which must make it
special nducement buy Mr. stees supply of books for
the different branches Of collegiate education for libraries
kinds is also very extensive and worth inspection. We
refer to his card in this morning u Crescent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06

Doors AND SnoEs.-Messrs. Reed K Field No. &C
ravitr Street, hive hand fresh md n stock of these
articles which they offer to the trade low cns city paper
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06

Subordinate Lodges.
Sas Nsr1 Fdy eTt1i n
Gope g. r. W Dachan Secretary eoEs Ellis Per
Secretary; H. Dillingham;, Treasurer.
WASHINGTON LODGE No. 3 meets every Thursday even
M9rrny kaildnes 1td Dsist T. Jones M, s v.T
sec Msi"v o Co., Tfsasn fsss Secretary
No. 3dd Fsiloy Han Tho%psa" n f sss1s,srr
W. W. Gilkerson, Treasurer
15 Esav s T. eIse
Sssmsal GIL zsraeeks Rec Secretary L. N 'Ah4D
In Jefferson Hail Fourth District j. F. Miller, N d L
Rotary; VIM Deacon, Treasurer
TEUToNIA LODGE No; 10 meets every Tuesday e,sntBg
C. Bornwasse Y G.: Kacr Secretary J. i. Renter Pei
secretary;P Schneider, Treasurer.
oon No. l. odd p Fellows Hail. neg S sHes Tsn
y G. + l., Bercier, Rec. and Per- Secretary; H. Bruce
COMMERCIAL LODGE No p meets wedp ssa
evening in No g. odd Fellows, Hall James Gonsss
Stockton XXI Per- f sssreary w. B. Cooker "
Fs1wss s sya MaYls @
ksaghy vG ASxs Portions Secretary B. D"'A Per-
room ], Feows' Hall; Tho1nas ]. Walker, q;
ter, Per, Secretary Geo. Rareshde, Treasurer.
n IT Lon 3 FEM No. + III, meets eys M9G"S synr T.
Bohiek v G William Gregory Rec and Per Secretary
5 No i ODD FsIi@xs' Is Easss Smith 4 d +
secretary; f. A. Patterson Treasurer.
EAGLE DEGREE LODGE No l, l. o, O. f. Res,s
No. :, odd Fellow Hall Brahes are cordially invited 70,
attend. ohicersThomas F. Walker, Degree Master; r. y
aha1 sa pse"y degree "S'e " L. BRUCE treasurer
coyENATT LODGE No Il T"ssd"y syso
n D Logan, g.; b; Farmer Secretary j. s. Aannsetl
| POLAR STAR LODGE No. 10 meets every Wednesday
evening in Polar Star St ouis street Second District
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06

After free conversation friends from the differ
sections of the State adopted the form of the resou
ton as published by u.s. calling State Convention to
meet in this city the first Monday in June. We re-
publish the resolution:
Reord That the members Of the American party in their re-
opposed the present State be 70 ho
Convention TO be city of Baton Rouge the first
Monday in June next to nominate suitable candidates Tor the
The phraseoogy Of this resolution is such as to call
together all who believe in the rights of the people,
as against executive poweror in other words who
are opposed to clothe one man, and partisan, with
powers if not expressly, all admit implicitly, re-
served by the people in their Constitution This is
question of the greatest Importance to every freeman
in the State. Although the Governor only claimed
to be allowed the privilege of controlling the cleo
tons in one parish the principle being settled he
may ask or demand Of plable majority to extend
his powers to Others even to the entire state. VIII
the people of Louisiana submit to such degradation
The call Includes all who are opposed to wasteful eX
penditure of the public money, and who are in favor
of complying with the positive mandates OF the Con
stitution in establishing Board of Public Works.
The past two sessions OF the Legislature show more
wichedness folly and reckless legislation than can be
found upon any other legislative record in America
All who oppose these things are invited to meet and
aid by their presence and counses the rescung Of our
State from such hands as now have It IN charge and
placing her again upon the path Of honor. By look
ing over the heavy appropriations made by the late
Legislature the resolution to borrow $500 goo will be
explained and remains for the taxpayers OF Louls-
ana to say how much more thelr stfehgIh VIII pedr'
Our present State rulers have practiced upon the
patience and endurance of the people as child docs
his pigny staff. The first press was light and geenl
each succeeding day o repetition with increasing
weight, until now we are threatened with the entire
body-which must inevitably result in bankruptcy
We ask the friends of State reform throughout the
State " had you not better, for at least one year
forget national politics. and devote your thoughts and
time to home interestsT [Baton Rouge Gazette 3lst
1.-THE Executive Committee of the American Party
have recommended postponement of the State Con
yention until the second Monday in June, on account
Of the municipal election which takes place in th!
city on the first Monday in June. Papers friendly
to the cause throughout the State are requested tt
give publicity to the change in time.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06

PATENT Dalley's Pain Extractor,
Wilson'S and Roach Destroyer, aud Lyons Kaharion
its be had quantity of Messrs
j. Wright Co., Nos 81 and l5 chares street Their merits
are treated Of In the advertisements. s.. 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06

SPLENDID GooDs AT SIMPsoN's.-A most enticing
display Of spring ladies has just been opened at
c. NJ Simpson Co.'s, No l6 Canal STRAIGHTFORWARD
grenadines barege printed ecope black hareges
lace antas other fashionable goods, all
at very prices. There still left Of those cheap
silks much excited the fairer part of the
nifty Of ate-no cheap sks of the kind that made
sell cheap splendid rich silks which justly called cheap
because they selling half price. Our fair friends will
glance the advertisement in another of
and remember the time they shopping.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06

grant Of land and money offered her for its eonstruc
contemplate the which are 70 ow ON the SomsrTs
lion Ct work which j. destined to unite the A"pS " P"c S
States establish solid column of American people from
those S ed with mineral and mesc
as rosed ss @ ss c %ho an o Se
By the Gadsdrn treaty concluded with McNco in 1854 the
Srss" OF as aRS o Fl on no
Grande the Colorado distance OF about $50 miles, was
The surveyed route Of the Southern Pacific Railroad
nearly through the of this territory "nd approaches the
richest silver mines In the world, etc
Then follows lengthy and glowing description of
the mineral wealth of chihuahua and Sonora, from
the pen of the Hon. Robert A. Wilson, late Judge OF
the Sacramento District, California, which isendorsed
as undoubtedly correct. If SO, the silver mines OF
those regions are richer than ever were the famous
mines of Potos And further along it is stated that
with the facilities of railroad communication, afford
ing sate cheap and rapid transit to immigrants and
supplies of all descriptions to that region and of the
treasure acquired to urcommercial marts there
not be a doubt that Sonora and Chihuahua will pro
duce quantity of silver equal in valu . the gold
of California. The amount and value of business
which will thus be furnished to the railroad, can
more readily be imagined than estimated It cannot
be less than that which sprung up between the At
lantic States and California on the discovery OF
| gold" etc.
The discovery and product of gold in Australia ha
caused England much anxiety in regard to the quick
est means of communication with her most valuable
colony. The communication from Liverpool to Sic
ney, in connection with the overland route, ria tn
Mediterranean, Red Sea and Point de Gal in Ceylor
requires about eighty-fve days. Much of the trea!
ure has been sent home in trading ships round tn
Cape of Good Hope which is still more tardy char
mel of transit. A movement is now being made i
London to establish line Of screw steamers to th
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Grand Lodge OF Louisiana.

TUE n w GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA, q. u;
f. meets annually the fourth Tuesdays n If
Jniy in Grand Lodge ROOM Odd Fellows Hai oofi'' ~
Camp and LAFAYETTE streets, New Orleans. -,
oficers for the Present YearEdward Pilsonry o. IF
Lodge No l6 NJ W. Grand Master; Howard psanie
Covenant IL R. W Deputy Grand has's h II Shields
If Union Lodge No g. w Grand Secretary Henry Thns
of Commercial Lodge No. r. n W Grand W soniS
NJ Blake Of Commercial No. L. and H. g. Sleson Sand
western Lodge No Representatives to the r. W. n aia
Lodge of the United States D. X Gnheine o. nmana
No w Grand Marshal; Gardner Smith, Of Commerel isu
No Ia w Grand Conductor; Paul n Mortimer " rnnnt
Lodge No G. w. Grand Guardian; j. Frankfort vi 'ieS
Lodge No. g. W. Grand Herald. ...
District Deputy Grand Masters-E b. Mannsel Oh ien
Lodge No n District No 30 s. Burke OF Jefferson i,ons
No. q District No 8; Richards, Of EXcesof Lou doag H. ~
ST. District No. Al g. pakenon Of ST. LeHse >, So ,
District No. s. G. N Eaer of ST. Landry Lodge No ~ +
trict No g. A. Heron, of DeSoto Lodge NO. Z psg, ~
H. Iiilmnn Of Carroll Lodge No 80, District No . =, ~
Phip Of Trinity Lodge No. SO, District NO VI Jonh
Of New Lodge No SO, District No. III H. HnnsecSf IL
Lodge No 81 Dist No 10; o. r. langwohy Of Clinton "dse
No. 81 District No. IA George Dermeye OF MeEn9ih ."nte
No o. District s. Slaughter, of CheneyFie 1uee "
A. District No IS; 4. MauriD of Assumption Lodge NO.
| 43, District No. II. . -,
Standing Committees of the Order ?. G. NJ e ".
Shaw; ?. G.'s B. Cohen and a. W. Bosworth JMuiei Ia,
a. NJ Jas stockton; r Is VIM Shannon and W b koonlA
Petitions Appeals-P. G. NJ j. G. punlan: r. s. MAE
| ner aud Il. A. Patterson; I.egsave--p d. g. NJ, nent3
Bier r. CTS H. f. Power and VIM. Dearuc; Fnhict-t -
MS H. c. Setsou Jno Orchard and g. Geo Ka,sshius
Constitution and BY aws-P. G. a. FnrncauX Mei'UH
aid and j. T. Michel Credentias-P Gs f. A. De'hei' W
| X. Mcintosh and Jacob Faust. , ,-.0x-
communications Grand Master or tiranh secret
should forwarded the office OF the Grand
| Fellows Hall. Tll0S H. SHIELDS, urma Hte'e'n''
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Caforn has produced annually since 1919 than $50
ports The exports OF the three above
products may safely be stated at ss,dOoooO.
We now quote the estimate of the cost of extend
ing the road from Ell Paso to San Francisco:
We have taken the estimate Of Maj E. A. Blanch Of the cost
Of first division Of the road from the eastern linz OF IeXas
Ne viii viii now add the estimate Of The second diy
sion, from Ell paso to the Colorado SIS miles 80
And for the third division from the Colorado to
San Diego, 2G0 miles, at S25,OOO per me 6,5ooooo w
u. .,,.... w., 60. ss5,5sl, 1888 %
The extension of the road TO San Francisco will
probably require an additional expenditure Of - 80 -
Nak s9a.e lie nire cost Of The work isS 20
These " thrown the probable proN-
mate cost Of the work and not as the results aeua srn
When take into consideration the favorable nature Of the
country through which this railroad is to be constructed the es
innate OF its cost will be believed to be ample.
We must now bring our extracts to close this arti
Gle having already grown to a formidable length. We
think the statistics we have brought forward sufficient
to convince the most sceptical that the Pacific Rail
road as soon as completed half way, will command
business not only sufficient to support ITSELF but to
pay munfcent dividend to its stockholders, without
taking into count the vast donation with which
Texas has endowed the company. .a H.
The whole cost of the work to San Francisco is es
tmated at S435sl ,ls3. Bullet us call it fifty millions
so as to guard against contingencies in our calculation
The land grants of Texas, at So per acre, are worth
$4OO0O000, and at $40 per acre, $50 100000! To as
sumo that these lands will average $40 per acre in
ten years is very low assumption 1t is under, in
stead of over the mark. --v..
After such a showing as this, combined with the
other facts and arguments that have been presented
it will be strange, indeed, if any of the stock remains
untaken four and twenty hours. ..