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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-14
rhur.dny Morning. February IL
The Mayors Message.

We surrender considerable portion
ofour space to-day, to the message Of
his Honor, Mayor SWEENEY. 1t pre-
sents in clear and concise manner the
condition of our City Government in its
various departments, and sets forth in
perspicuous style the various wants
Of our city. AS matter of local con-
Germ the message is highly interesting
and will be found we'll worthy of per-
usal
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Who would not be beauiifnl, Who would not
add to their bcautyi What gives that marble
pnrity aud distihyts appearance we observe up
ON the stage and In the city belle II 10 no long
-r a secret. They Hagnns Magnolia Balm.
Its continued use removes tan, ffroklcs pimplcs
and r0ughncss from the face aud hands, aud
leaves the complexion smooth transparent,
blo0,ning aud raVisbing. Cnlik. many sosmst-
ics II contains no material injurious to the skin.
ANY Druggist will or,lrr IL for you, 10 not vn
hand at ~ cents per bottle.
W. y. HAGAN Troy. y. Y. Chemist.
DEMAS BARSES, T. Co.,
wbole.sl. Agents n. Y.
Saratoga sprisg Water. sold by al
Druggists
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,ood fight of faith and lay hold of eter.

good fight Of faith and lay hold OF eter-
nal life.'
/ AM pleased to see that you have
opened your paper 10 the interest of the
free school system, and am pleased to
see some of our leading men .aking
such an interest in so important sub
ject. This country has long been the
slave of ignorance, but | hope that in
the course of ten years at the farthest |
will see this country stepping forth aud
claiming her position among the first in
literature and religious culture. 1t will
take from three To five years TO get the
present system fairly started.
There L. some dissatisfaction mani
Tested among some with regard TO the
Treasurer, upon the account of his hav-
ing his business so mixed up that IL is
impossible TO get fair exposition of the
amount received and the amount ex-
pended. 1t is very important that We
should have able and reliable men 10
fill such offices, and in fact all public
offices. OCCASIONAL.
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The House Committee for Courts of
Justice of the Virginia Legislature,
which have for some time past been en-
gagged in an examination as to the con-
stitutionality of the Stay law in that
State, have made q report in vindica-
tion of the Stay law, in answer to OBJ
jections that have been made as to its
constitutionality and expediency.
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The Petersburg (va-) Express records
the death of a negro woman aged llO
years, and says of her that "she had no
respect for Presidential proclamations,
acts of Congress and the Bureau, in pro-
claiming and enforcing freedom, for she
would not claim that boon, but persist
ed in belonging to Marse Vaiden.'"
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ryox.YxrxIcf sT PrHE JAMAICA Gssssz
fnS,..s,ia, S.u.@a. Hssrtbgrn, SICK Head.
ach. CSolrr. M0rbs.. H.tsIsnry, a., vbsss
,~.rminr .tin alAn nj /. required Its sarvful Pre-.
r.r.tios and entire purity makes Il . ebesp and
rr,Ii.bls article for culinary purposes. I'D ~.
,ry.herr at 81 esnts PET bSttie. Ask Tor IN
ssssssGa spSfss Wsssv. - By sn
Druggtsiz-
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Prentice says Massachusetts, has more
dead lions and more live jackasses than
any other member of the Union, and ev-
ery one of the latter is flinging his heels
at some of the former"
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HOG thieves in Indiana chloroform
their plunder to prevent ii from spueal-
ing.-Er.
We extract the above item for the
benefit of the legislative members of
the profession in this State.
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II Is a most delightful Hair Dre.slug.
IL eradirates scrud and danslrun.
IL keeps the head cool and clean.
II makes the hair rich soft and glossy.
II prevents hair turning gray and falling od
10 restores hair upon prcmatur,ly bald heads
This i- just what Lyons kathariou viii do.
Il IL prrity--it IL scheap-durabe. II In literally
sold rs the car l"ad, and Yet Its almost incred
bile drInand is daily increasing, until there 10
hardly country store that does not keep u. ct
u f,inlly that does not u-r H.
y. THOMASLYOS, Chemist, y. Y.
sarnioEa spriss Was~s, old by sli
Druggists.
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OVER a MILLION DOLLARS
2AvGD:

OVER A MILLION DOLLARS
SAvGD.
Grntl.rnen - hsd negro man worth o. 80
who took cold from bad hurt In the log asd
vas useless for over year had used every.
thing I could hear u without brnstt, until ]
tried the Mexican Mustsng Libimsnt IL 400
III. DOWNING.
Montgomery, Ala, June ~. leo.
Il take pleasure In recommending tbs NsIisas
Nustang Iiniunsnt a. . valuable and indispeb.
sable article for Spraina Sores s~rateh~s or Csia
on Horssr Our men have used IL for Burma. .
Brai,-. Sores Rheumziism &r: and ell .sy
acts lk. magic j. u. HEWITT.
Foreman Tor American. wsil-, Ysrgos and
Harnd-ns Express.
The sprsn of my daughters . <nkl.. occasion.
ed Will. skating last winter. was entirely cured
IN ono we~t aYtsf abe eommsnsed using your
eelebrstsd Mustang Linimsst
Gloucester. Nsss.. Aug I. Iss5.
II is an admitted fact thst the Mustang Liuit
nsent performs more cures In sbOrt~r time. on
man and beast than any artirIs ever aiseovercd.
Y.milies. uyssy men and plAntsr. should always
.ay. IL on hand. Quiek and sure u certainly u.
All genuine IL wrapped In steel plate snErsvisp,
hearing the signature u q. W. wsstbrvok.
Chemist and the Drsesk u. - stamp OF DnnAs
BAK>H Co. oyer the top.
An Effort has besn made n counterfeit u With
cheap stone plate lsb@l Loot eiosay!
sarstsgs Spvisg water. soh By al
Druggist4-
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INSURANCE.
INSU IL 4 NCE.
Fire & Marine Insurance Go.
OF WHEELING.
INCORPORATED 1881.

INCORPORATED IN 1881.
'l'AKES RISKS AT THE LOWEST RATES
L on Buildings of all kinds, Steamboat.
Furniture and Merchandise. and against al
dangers attending the transportation of goods
on rivers seas lakes. canals and -ailrOnds.
II. CRANGLE President.
JOHN e. HERVEY, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
Robert Cranglc John Reid,
Robert Morrison, j. Dalz.ll
y Brady. wm.G Battelle,
John Donlon. j. ID. Du BoiA.
~ The company has removed 10 the otfco
UP STAIRS-in the Insurance Building,
next door tO the Merchants National Bank.
Applications for insurance will be promptly
attended to by the President OF Secretary.
nOvIjdly
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At'hetling Register.

The Register has a Larger
circulation, by so per cent,
than any other Paper publish
ed in West Virginia. Its value
as an Advertising Medium is
therefore Apparent.
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@ oAPs-THR BEST Ass0RT
y MENT In the city. An styles and prices.
FOR sale at 4 BOCKINGS Drug Store. No.
Odd Fehovs Hall.
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made by the Board of Education OF
Guyandotte township, Cabell county, IN
1866, for building school houses.
House Bill No. "a, to provide for d.
vision of Mcdowell county into town
ships; and ~
House Bill No. AZ, to alter the division
line between Mason and Jackson coun'
ties. =.
A number of bills were considered IN
their intermediate stages.
A message, from the House, by Mr.,
PINNELL. announced the passage Of
House Bill No. 80, to incorporate the
Kanawha and Shenandoah railroad COM
pany, which was read the first time.
At IL o'clock Senate Bill No. AZ, regu-
lating the establishment of free schools
when on motion of Mr.. CHAPL1NE
the Senate resolved itself committee OF
the Whole, Mr.. Carskadon in the chair
A number of amendments were adopt
ed. when the committee rose, and MI
CARSKADON reported progress and
asked leave to sit again. Report adopt
ed.
On motion of Mr.. HAGAR, the Senate
adjourned.
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Washington Gossip.
from the Pittsburg Commercial.
WASHINGTON, Feb. II.

WASHINGTON, Feb. II.
AGAINST THE TARIFF.
The New York Chamber of Commerce
sent on to-day an elaboratcly gotten up
memorial against the passage of the
tariff bill now before Congress.
MOTION FOR \ NEW TRIAL.
A motion for new trial has been
made in the case of Sanford Conover,
convicted yesterday of perjury, in
swearing before the House Judiciary
committee last session to detailed plan
involving jeff. Davis, Clement Clay, and
Geo Sanders and Others in plot to as
sassinate President Lincoln. ConOver
testified in n similar manner before the
Commission which tried the cOnspira-
tors.
RECONSTRUCTION OF LOUISIANA.
The House resumed the consideration
of the reconstruction question as APP
piled to Louisiana, and passed the bill
lust as it came from the New Orleans
Riots committe, and rs heretofore pub
ished. The vote stood ll3 To A.. The
Republicans voting against it were Mes
Sis. Baker, Bingham, Hubbell, of Ohio,
Latham, Thayer and Whaley. Messrs.
Dodge, Raymond and Scenck were pres
ent. but did not vote, the latter declin-
ing on the ground that general re-
construction bill should be passed. The
Democrats occupied nearly all of the
day in debating the bill. There was an
immense attendance of spectators who
applauded the result. The main fea-
ture of the bill is contained in the ap-
pointment of Provisional Governor
by the President together with n coun-
Gil of nine, who are to inaugurate
new State government based on SUI
fragc, except to those who aided the re-
bellion.
THE ELLIOTT BILL
The bill which passed the House to.
day for the reorganization of Louisiana
provides that the President, with the
consent of the Senate, shall appoint
loyal Governor, who had no part i'll
the rebellion, who shall hold the
office for one year; that he shall
also appoint provisional Council of
nine persons, who shall have the quail
ifcations prescribed for Governor, and
exercise with that officer all legislative
powers: that all officers of the State
chosen by the Council and Governor
shall be loyal men, able to take the test
oath; that June |, 1867, all male citi-
zens of tweuty-one years, without dis
tinction of racc.or color, who have re-
sided in the State one year,
and have never sided the rebellion,
shall have the right to vote
for Governor, State officers and members
of the Legislature; that October next
an election by such qualified voters
shall he held for members of n cOnven-
ton to form State Constitution; that
the Secretary of War shall issue orders
to regulate these elections; that the
constitution shall not permit any
distinction of men on account of
race or color, and shall not pay
any debts contracted in behalf of the
rebellion, and shall recognize the per-
petual Union of the States; that the
President shall forthwith appoint mill
itary commander for the State, who
shall enforce the laws which the civil
authorities neglect; that no laws passed
by the provisional council shall be
valid till Congress has approved them {;
that all laws of the State consistent
with this act shall remain in force.
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Cincinnati.

Eoh
Will leave FRIDAY the 18th inst, at 5
o'clock I. NJ, the fine Steamer
r.. II. HUDsON......C GAIT. j. I, RussELL
Clerk WV. VI. LIST
.. For freight or passage apply on
il -, board, or to
H,.V5SH BOOTH, BATTELLE & CO,
Rnk1aED Steamboat Agents.
febl4I
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THE MARKETS.
lon,fuuy reported for The Tninusr J

lCar,hDy reporie. Tor The TRiHuSr
SATURDAY Jan. IL, 1867.
lSUES-pots are firm and IN fair demand, at 90 5U
g. co. Pearls nominal.
BRICKS without change we quote at from SO for
Common Hard; VIZ go Tor CIOtob ana 40 IoI fhI"uc
CoTT0N-The business has been fair but buyers and
sellers are about &C. apart ~ their views, and sales are
not readily effected We quUtc at 3id35c. for Mddling
Uplands 10 SOC. for do Neworlealt; the transactions
foot up LOO bales.
COFFEE-Thcre has been nothing Of moment doing to-
day, prices remaining ncminolly unchanged late last
evening sales were contaminated TO the extent OF $500
bags Rio ex NolkIicn, Lbs 90 eT r. ny phausen' On
private terms. and 900 mats Java at Hic. gold.
FLOUR AND MEAk-Tle cheerful and improved tone
which distinguished our market for Western and state
Flour prior to review OF this day week. has been fol
lowed by varabencs and the past few days much
heayines aud depression have characterized the trade
the demand tOr export has proved light, ana inc trade
freely saturday Monday and Tuesday, and at consid
eraby higher prices Since then the Improvement IN the
low and medium grades has been more than lost the more
liberal arrivals aud greater stingency III me money mar
have added 10 the depression and Increased the dis
position sell The year opened with more cheerful
and confident feeling in financial circles and in most
branches OF business; but Congress has brought Tor
ward measure Of relief or gwen US any lded OF the
financial policy likely to be adopted thGIe II consequently
much dstrust and all branches OF trade seem parayzed
sndthe uncertainty and apprehension onoceabc every
where chiefly 10 the uncertainty as To what course
the Government viii pursue. This incycusabc delay
is a serious injury 10 business generally and cannot
fail II persisted in much longer to create violent Imam
cia panic in which al branches OF industry must suffer
The market to-day Is quiet but with light prices
steadieI; tie demand Is confined 70 the nome trade
the sales are bbs at % SOdSO Gj for Supcl1Ec state
and Western $40 50as2 60 for sound E1t, 49,; s9
$l2 20 for Shipping Ohio; Sl2 40Gsl3 ~ for WISCONSIN
and Minnesota Extras so o}4 20 for Trade brands
Of Ohio and Indiana and $4 501sl7 for st. Louis Extras
Canadian Flour quiet and Is steady at s3 300s5 20
for Extras Southern Fonr without change IN value
but the demand Is lights gales OF ZIG bbs ~ VIZ lOWf 90
for common TO good Extra Baltimore and Country, and
$l4 COAST for Trade and Family Extras Rye Flour IL
heavy and in limited demand sDes OF 500 bbs az ~ O@
81 TO- Com Meal is heavy and In limited demand; sales
bbs at sass 05 for Pennsylvania and s. 30 for
Brandywine. Buckwhcat Flour Is plenty ana IN ialr de
mand at 1903 90 100 ID.
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22 bush OF which 23 bush for Europe
chiefly during the Autumn that the English markets
sales OF bush Canada West bOndon private terms
Barley Malt has remained dull aud closed heavy at q 70
dS 81 with good supply hand. oats have remained
dull and prices heavy al the close holders disposed TO
sell and prices Dropping sales of IGCObush western
at GCe state at G9c the inside price for bag lots,
and Jersey and Southern at GGdGsc Rye has been Ia
moderate demand; carly in the week prices improved,
since then advance in reigts checked the export IN
qury and prices yielded lightly closing duh, win small
sales OF Western New) al 81 30 and State at 81 25GSl ~
Indian Corn has Gctuated violently has sold slowly M
fuenced by the variable from Europe the ilucna-
ton i'm gold and the advance In fregts We have re-
duced stock since the first inst about 100000 bushels,
hut is still large Tor the season. and the receipts OF New
liberal The extreme prices insisted together With
the advance in freghts, have prevented the filing OF Tor
cgn orders and at the close prices are 0wcrand uuseed
the demand limited and the supply OF New larger;
sales Of IGGOO bush. Western Mixed IN store, on private
terms held ut 81 1881 1884, afloat Delaware yellow at
81 II, and Jersey Yellow at 81 05GSl TO-
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

CoMMUSIPAw, Jan I2-T1lere were l3l cars OF n ye
stock the Ecw-Jersey Central Railroad TINS wse
comprising 4S2 beeyes, 1917 sheep, 0G9 hogs au 20
mules Slaughtered 90 beeves 355 sheep ana 0s5s
About 800 cattle sold at prices ranging from IS 10 ec
The sheep all disposed OF at 5a6c per Tor tni
6la7c for medium, and 7ic for fat lots Hogs are III
moderate request, at cla7c., with few prime az ~
ex CARS are holding for higher rates excepting WINCH anu
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EXPORTS FROM SEPT. ]. 1866, TO DATE.


GRAIN-Thc strong upward tendency which character
lied our Wheat market this day week continued and
more marked up ~ Wednesday, when tie demand
abated and 70 effect sales TO any extent abatement
would have been Imperative; this holders declined
90 make, but since then the heayness increased with,
however few sellers at decline. Mllers inclined
10 hold off and this together with decline IN the low
grades of Flour unsettled the market and prices Of most
finds are somewhat nominal The extreme prices insisted
on prevent the filling Of foreign orders can we an
ticpate any business for export uitl next Autumn so
great are the wauts Of the Atlantic coast From the
North we they have had active trade with
the south and South West aud instead Of adding TO their
stocks as usual this OF the year. they d
nising their supplics and hence Is very evident they
viii have very little surplus for the East the coming
Spring bat In the event Of very high prices Tor Wheat,
cOarser and cheaper grain must be used as substitutes
From San Francisco hear the shipments OF Wheat
10 this port are increasing. that shall have good
supply ddring the ensuing Summer OF prime Wheat.
To-day the market rather mer under light arrivals
and steady reduction In the stock Mcrf are disposed
90 hold Off however, and have sales 20 note Bar
ley after the review OF our last became quite dun
aud 10 effect sales abatement submitted To;
subsequently, with favorable news from Europe
better demand prevailed and prices improved, and,
sin later in the week. great scarcity OF freight room
prevented the filling OF foreign orders, and prices again
favored the buyer The exports thus far this month have
been moderate though since the LIST OF September they
have been about bush and we learn from Mon
res that the shipments from that port f9r the year l
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

JAN l2-i65 bbls Flour 1s9 bbs. Whisky, voo sacns
Corn Meal 70 sacks Oil Cake 2l,OOO BUSH Corn, lIooo
bush Oats, 400 bush Malt 90 bush Seeds 80 pkes
lH pkgs Beef 2549 bbls Pork, 1888 pigs, C1t nea.
pkgs. Lard IgO2 Dressed Hogs, 230S dds feuoeul'
3,779 pkgs Butter. $50 pkgs Cheese.
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Tnr NrNru NAT1oNaL BANK.

No 3G3 BrOADwAY, NEW YORK, Jan II, 1907.
This Bank will assume the Municipal Taxes on ITS
Shares for the year 1866. by order Of tho Board OF
Directors. JOHN j. mn, CasnIei'
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, JANUARY H. 1867

the arrivals of to-day, with $50 sent to Fortiethst all
have been sold.
II looks rs though there would be full supply OF
cattle at observation-disclosures Monday, eight cars arry-
ing the Harlem Read Friday, IL cars TINS morn
ing, and ss cars due tomorrow, besides what will come
from other Butchers have not had sulllcIehty
lively trade during the week 20 be prepared lOf mueh ad
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LIVE STOCK OVER THE ERIE RAILROAD.
For week ending Saturday jan 1876 cars Cattle, o.
cars Hogs IS Sheep, and cars Horses lotl-ISI
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OTTIcE BLEEcREa-sr. AYD FULTos FERRY RAILRoAD

OTFlcE BLEEcKEasr. AND FULToS FEEhI I.AitT9a1 20
U'HE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR DIREC-
TORS Of this Company via 10 held at the once OF Toe COMPANY
THURSDAY the 18th January Polls will BE- from E1a 70 y
O'Clock A. j. HATFIELD Secretary.
NOTICE is hereby given that MEETlNG OF
IN the STOCKlOLDERs Of the WILCOX GIBBS SEWING
MACHINE Co will bel. Office Of the Company No 80 Broad
the 18th day n January 1867 nj o'clock for the purpose
T. ?. HATCH Secretary.
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Financial.

THE BowERr Y.rrosAL BANK Nav YoRK, Dec 10 iSa ,
A n ELECTION FOR FIFTEEN DlRECI-
"A OS Of this Institution for tie ensuing VII te leh
the Banking Room TUESDAY the h dsy Of January neat be
~ ~ r. HAMILTON. Cashier
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II is confidently expected that the third rail over
the Great Western Railway of Canada will be COM
pleted ready for operation, by the LIST of January,
1867 and it is anticipated that freight business
will thereby be considerably increased The sum in
vested in the sinking funds amounts to $9s4CN 20.
The Company is free from floating debt.
The Rock Island and Pacific road earned the first
week in January:
1867 . $s 1856 1866. s19,129 Increase. . s5Oo7
The barge method of transporting produce on the
Mississippi River is rapidly coming into vogue Last
season 17OOO tuns were freighted between St. LOUIS
and New Orleans in this way, and the method has
been SO favorably received that is believed 1t Will
become the general system of transporting heavy
freights This system would revolutionize the carry
ing trade on the Western rivers BY its reduction OF
the cost il promises to restore to the natural chan
nels large portion of the produce which now finds
its costly way to the soaboard by railroads TO the
lakes and thence by canals Instead of great costly
steamer. loaded down with her propelling power,
and with gorgeous cabins and great force OF helpers
20 uroyide for the subsistence Of passengers, small
plain tug with few hands, it is expected viii now
take down in great plain barges eight or ten times
the amount Of freight that the costly steamers could
carry, and will take back against the current the
barges empty or with light freights.
The following are the latest quotations bid for City
Bank shares New-York, 1l6; Mechanics Banking
Association, ll4 America, 1874; Tradesmens, l42;
Dry Dock 2Ol; Seventh Ward 10; State of New
York, 105 Commerce 112: Ocean, 104; Bank of the
Republic, 1l6}; Bank of North America, l07; Han
over 1O7; East River 90 Market, ll2; Nassau, lO3
Shoe and Leather 10; Corn Exchange, 100; Cont
MENTAL lOl4 Importers and Traders, 10; Manufac-
turers' and Merchants. 1907 Central National. Ill ;
Fourth National l0l! Ninth National, no; Oriental
Bank, 1870; City Bank, 1876
FIRST MORTGAGE BoNDs OF THE CENTRAL
PACIFIC RAILROAD Co. OF CALIFORNIA.
INTEREST AT THE RATE OF SIX PER CENT PER ANNUh
PAYABLE sTMI-ANNUAILY, on THE FIRST DAY OF
JANUARY AND JULY.
PRINCIPAL AND ISTEREST PAYABLE IN I. GOLD COIN IN
TTIB CITY OF NETWORK
Amount Of Issue S7,336OOO. In Coupon Bonds Of $1,000
each
The Bonds hare thirty Years 10 run, and are secured by
First M0rtgdge constituting absolute prior lien or
that portion Of The Road, Equipments, Franchises.
dc Of tie Central Pacific Railroad Company, located
IN the State Of California, and extending rom SdGG-
mento Ciig 10 the California State line JoyaiaJd part
ortho GREAT PACIFIC RAILROAD ROUTE, adopted and
aided By tie UNITED STATES GoyERNMENr.
For sale at 95 per cent and accrued interest from
January J, in currency
For further particulars apply TO
FISK & HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers in United States and other de-
sirable Securities, No. Nassau-st., New-York.
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Amount Of Issue, s7,3s0OOO. In Coupon Bonds Of $1,000

For sale at 95 per cent and accrued interest from
January !, in currency
For further particulars apply to
FISK q HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers in United States and other de
sirable Securities, No. Nassau-st., New-York.