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vision be made for the payment Of thess
warrants.
a resolution, offered by Q coiored naenl-
Der, was adopted asking General Gillem
to compel former masters TO restore or pay
for such property az some of their slaves
had acquired in 1868, and Of which said
masters hsd deprived them.
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Cotton Receipts.

Cotton Receipts.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, March THE cot
ton receipts to date are 55,832 bales. Stock
on hand, 1886.
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The foregoing is a correct statement of the
public debt, as appears from the books and
Treasurer's returns in the Department, on the
LIST of March, 1865 aHUGH McCULLooH,
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St0ves, Tj2sag0re, dc.

GALL AT GREGORY 8 cos,
AZ l4l7MI4A.INl STREET,
For STOVES,
TINWARE, . 49,, -. !
We viii sell at cost the remaining
PARLOR,. I,
81 STORE STOVES on hand,
We keep the best patterns OF
8 COOKING STOVES:
SHEPHERD, ,,-mr,p 2.
= 40 A14 STERLING,
RE.IMPRoYED OLD DOMINION.
: MORNING and EVENlNGsSIAk, -, =
81 - : - AND NOBLE COOK;
with 8 large assortment Of other Stoves.
10 attk 80 -. -
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Amount of debt, less cash in 49,. !.
Treasury. 81, 5l9, S29 622 So
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By q comparison of the above with the
statement issued on February l, 1865, it
will be seen that the debt bearing coin in
terest has increased Sl3,797, $50; the debt
bearing currency interest has decreased
$11, 457 ,750; the matured debt not pre-
scented for payment has decreased 81 1885,
015.55; the debt bearing no interest has
decreased So, 859, 791;; the amount of coin
in the Treasury has increased $685.
2l2.05, and the amount of currency de-
creased 1884, 068.25, showing an increase
of cash on hand of S4,308, Jas. 80-making
a decrease in the total amount of debt,
less cash in the Treasury, of ss,458, 750.35.
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.TO THE AFFLICTED. -BENSON'S1
i SALALEM BROTH OR SALTS Of
VISIONS specific for Ringworm, letter,
Itch, Barber,s itch, Ulcers, and all ernptions
of the skin, no matter how malignant or how
long standing. Warranted TO cnrs or no pay.
Try it, and IL 1t does not speedily and
promptly cure and entirely eradicate the dis
ease. the money viii be refunded in every
instance. Price, Zoe. per. bottle. Cor sale by
:. '''--seS - BLUNTs& M0SELEY,
Druggists, No. 1924 Main street,
anas Richmond, Va.
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4l4,ls5,o64 81

Total deb. -. 81, e4s, 2o7 ,o7s. %
Amount in Trea-
sury, coin $1os, ees, s74 70
Amount in Trea- IA -
49, 80 - Ne'' $500 1870 2s,s77, 457 IL
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1 CARD TO THE LADIES.
Dr.. DUPONCO'S
GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS,
for 1emaleS.

a CERTAIN REMEDY
for all complaints 30 peculiar to- the sex-viz.,
Distressing and Painful Menstruation, Reten-
ton, Pain in the Back and Loins, Pressing
down Pains, Rush Of Blood to the Head, Dir
illness, Dimness Of Sight, Green Sickness,
Heayiness, Fatigue on any Slight Exertion,
Palpitatlon of the Heart, and that most an
noying, weakening, and the beginning Of all
other female weaknesses,
THE LEUCORRHGA, OR WHITES.
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Statemen& 81 thc pubifc spebt 81 t,,os
United States ON the Iss or march,

Statements Sf tho Public Debt Of che
United stAses ON the Ixs or March,
1868. 81 & 3 -. -''
DEBT BEARING cols IsTsRssr. s4sss gslss
8 per cent. honda, $alg, 7s4, 400 90
per cent. bonds ~
OF 1857 and 'es. 1878, lsI go
9 per cent bonds, s.
] 1881 B . !: 4. . 4 aass,e7s,eoo 90
bonds. !. Z. !. Z. = .3of. snos %
Navy pension & Is
fund. ....... $4,000, 900 90
80 ,s2e. 1eo. 1891 80
DEBT BEARING CURRENCY IsTBREsT.
per cent bonds, 800, d70, 600 90
Swear compound
interest notes. 4e,244,7so 90
8-year $50 notes. 202, so, 100 90
5 per cent. cert.
fcates ......... 25,6s6,ooo 90
- - 1890, $50 90
aATuRED DEBT NOT PRESENTED
49, FOR PAYMENT.
|S-year 7-30 notes
due August l6, "
lssz....:....... 81, ols,eoo 90
Compound inte-
rest notes ma ~
tured June 10,
July 10, An- 1850 ~
gust 10, October
10, and Decem-
Der 10. lss7.....s e,les,ooo 90
Bonds, Texas In.
demnity ...:... 2Ss;ooo 90
Treasury notes, -s'r
acts july II, 1850" ~
1851, and prior
thereto ........ 1885, Gl Ga
Bonds, April 10, Z
1S42 ............ 5000 90
Treasury notes, "1
March 8, 1865. Gle, 1872 90
Temporary loan, l,S90,70o 90
Certificates ofin.
debtedness.... $4,000 90
DEBT BEARING 40 INTEREST.
United States
notes. .......... 1886, 1874 90
rency .......... s2,so7.s47 81
Gold certificates sEs.fs
Of deposit...... 26.6a9.S6o 90
Total debt. 81, e44ss, 2o7, o7s s5
Amount in Trea. eHs-.ss4 s.ys
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THEY ACT LIKE a CHARM,
auieting the nerves and bringing back the
arosy color Of health" to the cheek Of the
most delicate.
Full and explicit directions accompany each
box. Price, 81 per box; six boxes, 20. Sold
in Richmond, Va, wholesale and retail by
PURCELL, LADD T. CO.,. ~
r. w. POWERS, 1906 Main street;
a. BODEKER & BROTHER, 1855 Main
street;
r. e. DUAL, so7 Main street;
W. 81. SCOTT, 1919 Franklin street;
SAUNDERS & HOWARD, corner BROOK
avenue and Marshall street;
Z JOHN w. RISON, corner Main and Third
streets: ~
J. W:FRAYSER, corner Broad and Seven.
teenth streets;
3 E.V. HUDNUT, Church Hill.
Ladies, by sending either OF the above agents
81, can have the pills sent by mail TO any part
of the country free Of postage.
JOHNSON & CO., agents for Fredaricks.
burg; and by zone druggist" In every city
and town in Virginia. de l0-3m
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MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE ,.
M COMPANY OF, NEW YORK.

CASH SURPLUS VI, 000 600.
This is not Joint stock company. Init every
dollar Of its vast accumulation is the property
can be used in payment Of premiums, ismads
to its policy holders. .s5-,t. q, t,.s3.s
This Company has been In existence FOR
twenty-five years, and is now In receipt OF q
larger income than any company either In
England or America. tins giving TO them.
sured the amplest assurance Of It's reliability
and security. -
The q MUTUAL LIFE - receives and pays
in CASH ONLY, and iB assets ara 80 invested In
bonds and mortgages as to place its policy.
holders beyond the reach Of any monetary
depreciation or financial crisis. sss -.
D. N.aWALKER q CO.. Agents,
g @ 49, lola Main street.
DR.. J. B. MoCAw, Medical Exarninsr. no 70
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ITO THE MISUNDERSTANDING
j. NEW SOMETHING G o o Di-DR.
MANN'S RHEUMATIC SP ECIFIC.-.
Possessed, as experience testiffes, Of such PEN
etrating, infallible curative properties as to
rest on It's own merits. NO CURE, NO PAY.
For full particulars, call at
J. F. DENSON'S,
fe27-1m No. Broad street.
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Coal aa,<5 HooE1.


NFIDLoTHIAE LUMP BITUNiNoUS
nnecuailed BTTUMiMoUS al I R "a q as, apis
has beon secured and is offered 70 dealers snd
promptly filisd y LOT q Gaesll Mssst!ns's
Office. - y. H:WATKlNS.
CUPERIOR .BITUNINOUS COAL for
A. rrates; MIDLOTHIAN, LUMP. AVE
RAGE, and SMITHS COAL censtantly on
hand, and ds1vsrsd promptly e sl psrts Of
aa e - . Eishtssnta street., south Side dock.
CyOAL AND WOOD. Il "a nov pre-
III pared TO furnisk hsSt MidlAtiian Limp
Coal at 97.t0 per dad az sWed3T.nye .pusneses
Hail atse: so Aysrsse s. r. y - ::
per cord, delivered. 0f1cs, i1ds NasE sRSst,
fe0 - oHIELEs h..PA91a
DITUMINoUs COAL.Foi ssls, cor
ID nsr Seventeenth ana Dock styssts, 30
toms NORWOOD AyERACaESOOAG. This
coal IL suitable for crates and man11actuFinG
purposes; Snd VIII be sold on accommodating
terms. BE Isl WRIT RODEK10:
pITUMINoUS AND ANTHRAOITE
- COAL am, now prepared 70 furnish
MY aTis1es 9ad fhs RSs,iG ssnsrry VIZ,
AND SMITH COAL, sSaSt
In large or small quantities. .s,s
RED AND WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE
COAL, for stoves ana CRATES. constantly ON
hand and to arrive, at markst prices. [
OAK and PINE WOOD conssaatly on hand.
Anthracite coal sold by weight.
WIN. HALL Crew,
i corner Seventeenth and Cary Streets,
and Eourteenth street
IA II Near nanYilla Railroad dapot.
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MOUNTAIN DEW COCKTAIL.

an 2s
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MO QUACKERYl-T.. R. BASES
IN COUGH SYRUP, certain cure for
Consumption, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Colds,
Coughs, Asthma, Chronic Irritations Of the
Throat and Lungs, and all Diseases OF the
bronchial tubes arising from exposure and
cold.
The original prescription was given me by
Professor Garter P. Johnson, and Its efficiency
as valuable expectorant is confidently re-
commended by DIR. s. a. Mayo. This Cough
Syrup has effectualiy cured me Of consump-
ton, which assumed a very serious character
at one time. My cure I can attribute solely
to the Cough Syrup. Many other testimonials
of its cures l have IN my possession that leave
no doubt on my mind that 1t is adapted to all
cases of lung affections.
Price, one dollar per bottle.
Mons genuine without my signature.
T. r. BASS, Richmond, Va.
For sale by. Messrs. PURCELL, LADD i
CO., l.. b. THOMAS, O.. a. STRECKER,
E. v. HUDNUT, and ROBERT LECKY,
Church Hill. fe 20,
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experiment they might try little fair dealing, CIV
ing good guarantees OF course; perhaps 1t would
help them. The following were the quo
tations ut the last open 30 bid;
Wells, Fargo Co.'s Express 25x q rs; American
Express, AZ As; Adams Express as bid; United
States, ASK 40; Merchants Union, l6k . l6H;
Quicksilver, 2OzS . 2li@; Canton Al As; Marposa.
bid; do preferred, 1875 20; Pacific Mail, ll2,s
1l2% Western Union Telegraph 36x q. 81; New
York Central, 124 124,S; Erie 40k 40s; do. pre-
ferred, 50 a 60; Hudson River, IAN l24I; Read
ing 961s q s65s; Chicago and Alton preferred, l34h
bid; Bankers and Brokers', lol l04; Alton and
Terre Haute, 81 a 80; Wabash, IS q 55t4; do. pre-
fcrred, IS 7oa4; Milwaukee ana st. Paul. 62A
62Z; do. preferred, sll< slZ; Fort Wayne, 1oa7e
l09a; OHIO and Mississippi, 2sH 20k; Michigan
Central 1l5 bid; Michigan Southern IS 851s; I'LL
nos Central, LA bid Pittsburg, 81H sly; Toledo,
1905 bid; Rock Island 1861 1867; Northw estern.
TAX 747l do. preferred, 75sS 75z; Boston Water
Power, 14s bid; Boston, Hartford and Erie. a.
The publication OF the bank statement caused
some fluctuations in prices and the following were
the quotations at the close In the Long Room:-New
York Central 1885 124; Erie. 404 lO,S; Reading.
s61s so3s; Michigan Southern, SAX IS; Pttsburg,
STA sly; Rock Island, 1861 105A; Northwest
ern, 74,s o 74ss; do preferred, 751s 75H. The
market in the street tonight was poor one and
the sales exceedingly light. The only changes made
In quotations were as follows:-New York Central,
12414 124ss; Michigan Southern, IS . sess; Rock
Island, 1861 a LOG.
The following were the bids for bank stocks
to -day:-New York, 140; Merchants, 1914; America,
147 Phenix, 10S: State Of New York, ILL., Commerce,
124; Mechanics Banking Association, III; Ocean,
10; Bank Of the Republic, 121; Bank OF North
America liz; Metropolitan, 148; Shoe and Leather,
~ Continental, 1902; st. Nicholas 1os; Marine $50;
Importers and Traders, 1873; Park 1853; Manufac-
turers and Merchants, 1903; Central National, no.;
First National, 215; Fourth National, 1861; Ninth
National, liz; Tenth National 100.
The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay
ments and balances at the Sub-Treasury in this city
for the week have been as follows:-
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toKE DELIVERED IMMEpIA TELY-APR "a AT rHk VIZ
~ Coke ONCE at the Gas works. Twenty nru Wses hnA
Avenue n or Il pss Broadway near twenty ss, srss,
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TIE WAR FOB THE REVENUE.
Encounter Between n Revcnue Officer and a
DistilIer.

From the Chicago Tribune, Dec. 10.
An Illicit distillery OF considerable magnitude.
which had been running for over SIX months. with
capacity OF manufacturing some twenty gallons Of
high wines per day, yesterday seized by revenue
officers. Some few days ago certain attaches OF the
Revenue Department suspected the presence OF the
establishment In subterranean vaults ~ the northeast
corner OF Chicago avenue and Clark street, and yes
terday morning was the time selected for the seizure
Colonel Whitley and brother officer visited the spot
the conspirators In the unlawful enterprise managed
to force descent into the SUSPICIOUS inferno. There
they discovered disticry in full blast. Colonel
Whitley was accompanied Into dismal corner OF
the institution by Alex. Henderson, supposed TO
have been the chief OF the gang, while the other
ufcer was pr0menading near an entrance 1T some
distance. Henderson, a savage looking villain,
there suddenly confronted Colonel Whitley with an
immense club, at the same time haooing TO
some accompces In the upper portion OF the
building to "c0me down ana clean 'em out"
This moment was . critical one for the oficer
and dragged him to the foot Of the stair
way, when tho other officer came to his rescue.
The police were soon attracted to the scene OF the dis
turbance, and at once took into custody the several
propretors OF the still." They are Joseph Hender-
son, pese and Alexander Henderson, JUS, two dan.
gerous looking fellows, and Joseph T. Branagan and
John + savage: The party was at once taken before
United States Commissioner Hoyne, who admitted
each OF them to bail Of 5000, except Henderson,
the swell toad OF the puddle,D whose bonds were
fixed at $4,000 The cavern in which the Illicit dis
tation was carried on Is quite large, extending as
IL does under the sidewalk on Clark street and the
avenue and back beneath the houses. There were
numerous ingeniously arranged entrances leading
to the ground floors Of several Of the houses the
corner. all Of which are owned and occupied bv the
parties to the fraud. The entire "ehebang'i was
placed in possession Of government oQcialA
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Hocrgr--On Saturday, December IL, ROsISA d..
wife Of John g. Bogert, In the 5gth year OF her age
The funeral will take place from the residence OF
her husband, 1856 Rvngton street, on Monday morn
ing ut half-past ten O'Clock.
BOYLE In tho 18th year OF his age.
His friends and relatives are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from his late residence, 1874
Third av. this Sunday afternoon, at one o'clock
BRgNNAS.--On Friday, December IL, at her resi-
dcncc 4aT Grand street, MARIA, widow OF DIR. p. T.
Brennan, and daughter OF the late Martin Burke, Of
st. John, N. u.
and william, are invited to attend the funeral ON
Monday morning, at nine O'Clock, 70 proceed to
st. Mary's church, where q requiem mass win be
celebrated for the rcpOse Of her soul.
BurLER.-At her residence, No. 304 Second avenue,
on Friday, December IL, DORA, widow OF John But
Ter, Of st. Johns, N. b.
Her friends ana relatives and those OF her sons.
Peter and Richard are respectfully invited TO- attend
the funeral, this sunday afternoon, 81 hapas one
copy.
..CaAPIY.1n Brooklyn, on Friday, December II,
NARY WINTHROP, wife OF Luther Chaplin.
The relatives and friends are Invited TO attend the
lunsraI. IRON her lats residence. Portland avenue,
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BAsKs--BcowE.-At East Boston, on Sunday eve
ming, November - by Rev. DR.. Cheney, Mr.. VIII
LIAM ii. BANKS. OF New York, TO Miss MARY f.,
daughter OF Ambrose Brown, formerly or wiImot
~. =.
BYRoN-CuRriss.--0n Thursday, December 10, at
the residence OF the BRIDES parents, Torrytown, by
the Rev. WIN. II. Wines. WALLER BYRON, OF New
York city TO FANNIE S., only daughter Of G. Curtiss
Esq.
PONCE DE LE0N-LE0N.--On Tuesday. December 2,
at the church or st. Francis Xavier. by the Rev. Y.
Daubressc, Dr. JUAN r. PONCE DE LEON to JEANETTE
IT,, daughter Of the late ID. A. Leon, both OF this
city.
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PROPOSALS.
RoPosALs FOR $4,000 CITY CEMETERY STOCK

Sealed proposals VIII be received the Comprouers Omcs
until Tuesday, Dec. IL, 1885, st O'Clock r. NJ, when tho
same win be publicly opened Tor The whole OF
chapter lT, Laws Of 1885, and ordinances the Com
mon Council, approved BY tho Mayor, Nov 20. 1855.
Said stock IN TO be issued for the purpose providing
for the purchase Of plot Of ground by
siouers of Public Charities and Correction within
ries Of this state suitable for public cemetery burial
ground additional 70 the plots now used by them for such,
purpose
The stock VIII bear interest the seven pes per
annum, payable semannualiy the first of and
November In each year and the principal wa be rceeaei
thu first day OF August, 1855.
The proposals will the of stock dssir.i
the price 800 thereof and the persons whose propos
accepted will hereupon bs required deposit tho
Chamberlain the awarded to them respectively, TO-
gether with any premium thereon.
On presenting 10 the Comptroller the receipts Of the Cham
berain for such deposits the parties will be entitled H.
cev- certificates for equal amounts Of the value OF tho
awarded TO hem bearing interest from The dates Of
payments.
Each proposal should be sealed and endorsed proposals
for City Cemetery Stock, and enclosed IN second
addressed ~ the Comptroller.
The right reserved reject all OF the bids II the
Interests OF the Corporation require v.
RICHARD Is. CONNOLLY, Comptroller.
CRY NEW Yoag, DEPARTMENT ov FIsAS, a, Cosr-
TRoLLFR's ufrtCE, Nov. ", ls6s.
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Birth.
Died.

FiTzpA1ercK.-On saturday, December II, nj her
residence, Harlem, the wife OF Rudolph Fitzpatrick
Of d son.
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suppor,sd 49, - -
De voters Ia the States not in~tPc~ -
would not now be overcome by a band OF merce-
many camp followers OF corrupt anu ueasouav s
admnlstT&t iOn. The time has nov Come wh5h tue
president should be promptly impeached Tor hi1
last great crime committed aealn,t the Cohsi1u'
fion. His longer continuance 10 once was perPs',
ual and enduring menance against .ne psacT aiI i
prosperity of the country. The whole oln;la
career of the president has been marked Dy
wicked disregard Of all his obligations OF pu0hc
duty and by degree of perhfy, reachery AMI
turptude unheard OF 10 the history Oh 'us ru.ets
OF free people. As mendacious as ne was
malignant be has attempted in his official action
TO huT down and destroy the 0ravest, the no0lest,
aud the best II the land. His administration has
been constant and prolonged warfare against All
the material interests of the country. lt had
proNated business il had oppressed labor, de.
strOyed States, impaired the pubic credit, aad
sapped the public morals; surrounded by red
handed rebels, advised and counseled by the
worst men that ever crawled like filthy reptiles
at the footstool Of power, he has used Gil the
vast authority of the government to prevent
union Of the states, the restoration OF the harmony
peace and happiness of the country
The loyal men of the rebel states have been
brought 10 a condition, under bis administration.
from the contemplation Of which all men recoll
with horror. Murder, raplne, iacendarism' roo
bery and all the crimes, stalk through tue lan1,
and every dsy he remains in ofise adds to the
long list Of victims of rebel vengeance, cruelty
and hate. With such president, nesry ali the
Departments of the government had become de.
mora lizs }ss.bsT sr1pt, to an extent which could
use. who hsss the history Of any country, In
. struction, W
sweax.sy general, not satisfied with being
.Nfinm. through which 30 many mail eers,
knpterfeters and public puuderers have oeen
pardoned and turned loose upon the country' mas
with q contentious and ooascul suascly, Pr
claimed that he will not vndicate the laws OF Con-
Lock at the navy department. with its pro.
fiQacy, robberies, aud prosecutions OF the nonest
and best naval officers OF the country. Ine al,
miuistraton of ethe treasury department was
Characterized by most appalling frauds. Win
countless millions Of evsnue stolen 70 go Into the
pockets Of thieves, ARTISANS and plunderers, or
TO make up wa political fund 70 dsmoral.e ana
The land iohhng and contracts aud corrupt ex-
tension OF patents The postofiee department a.,
raigned before the House by commlt'ee oi tne
House, sndfhe State department arrA'gnsu pe'
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Ell UCATlONAL.
OUIsIANA STATE SEMINARY.
near ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA.
Fourded and Supported by the State Of Louisiana

1853
FAcuLrY-Consists Of full corps OF able Instructors Ia AL
brnches Of Literature and Science usually taught the best
Cole, d Universities.
COURSE OF sTuDY-Fmbraces a Preparatory and Acsd-
Department, including Il Scientific and Op
ticnal Course Sgec.i School Of Civil Engneeng and
Conn rcal School
TERMs-For expenses except clothing ffi0 500 pay
she in balance equal January LIST and
April lst
cadets received any during the session. and charged
from date of entrance
Address D.F. BOYD. Superintendent
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CASH CAPITAL OF ss.soo.oso.
which win be sufficient duplicate al nearly an
he paying points reached BY the present monopoly
The present Telegraph Companies Of the count
consolidated into huge monopoly, and earning
millions Of dollars hundred per
cent Of their lines their present capital
saving been watered thousand per cent
The NATIONAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY have q rs-
cosDiion from the United States mpor-
lance Of their enterprise, with grant Of the valuable
franchises conferred upon Telegraph Company No
competing line has ever had the right now granted by
gress Company and operate lines
every Railroad snd Mail Route in the United States Ths
position of Company differs from that of any company
ever orgs The question of the Right Of wsy
forever settled.
The Stockholders Of this Company be sold
transferred any other Company The act o. Congress
der which Company has organized prohibits any
transfer of the franchises granted.
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CalIs-How 60 he Made.
One per cent of the Stock win be required subscribing
and subsequent calls not exceed per per month";
win be by the Board Of Directors from time a.
may be reces,ay supply construct equip the
nes but calls VII be made after the per Is paid
until the entire Capital Stock shall have subscrbsd
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Shepard, Abbott 4 Co., IS Camp street, are
selling their stock at greatly reduced prices.
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rsLBeRArH COMPANY.

Anew enterprise. 70 be known the NATIONAL TELE-
GRAPH COMPANY, has bees organised, with valuable
pose OF establishing TRUST LINES OF TELEGRAPH on
N the principal railroads and mail routes in the United
States The Stock issued upon the principle
hat of the Merchants. Union Express Company which
Gently commenced operations The design to interest the
entire business community the enterprise This done.
much dpose Of tbs Stock secure the bust
Of the country through which the lines pass
The Capital is TO be
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800 PER SHARE.


And this amount to be paid follows One cent of the
par time Of subscribing. and more until ire entire
the Board Directors instruments exceed per
per month When thryav, per Ofths par value
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