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National Pacific Railroad Line,


from the Eastern States.
They bear Six per cent interest per annum, ia
gold, and both Principal and Intere.t are
expressly made " payable In United states
Gold Conn.,
The semi-annual Coupons are payable, Jp LIST
and January lst In New York City.
The purchaser is charged the accrued in rom
the date Of the last paid Coupon THE Currency rate
only.
This issue OF Bonds constitutes one Of the Largest
and mort popular Corporate Loans OF the
country, and therefore will be constantly dealt In
The greater portion of the Loan is now In the
hands Of steady investors and 1t Is probable that
before many months, wien the Road Is completed
and the Loan closed, the Bonds viii be eagerly
sought for at the highest rates.
They are issued only as the work progresses, and
to the same extent ouly as the o. s. Subsidy Bonds
granted by the government to tho Pacific Railroad
Companies.
Nearly Eve hundred miles Of the Road are
now built, and the grading is well advanced on two
hundred and fifty miles additional
The IHEoUaH LIsE ACROSS THE CoSTIsEST
will be completed by the middle of next year, when
the Overland travel will be very large
The local business alone, upon the completed por.
ticn is so heavy, and advantageous that the gross
earnings average more than a quarter % n
million of gold per month, OF which IS per
cent. ony Is required for operating expenses.
Tue net profit upon the COmpany's business on
the completed portion, Is about double the amount
ofannual interest liabilities to be assumed thereup-
on, and will yield RPLus OF NEARLY MILL
ION IN GOLD after expenses and interest are paid
even 1.-THE through connection were not made.
The best lands, the richest mines, together with
the largest settlement and markets. lie alons
this portion of the Pacific Railroad, and the future
development oil business thereon will be proportion.
ally great
thaee nsideratlons IL aubmittad that kl,a
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Improving Nature no disgrace is.
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Use Crizddor0's Mo- .chkess Due
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ODoR CASES, WITH NICE CUr-GLASs BOT
" TLES-some very choice patterns, just received
a. d les DIST lis Middle St.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

These Bonds are the duly authorized and accredit-
ed obligations of one of the most responsible Corpo.
rations OF the American Continent and are secured
by the absolute first lien upon the valuable grants
franchise, railroad equipment, business, etc, Of the
best portion of the Great
The national Republican., 1868-12-28
The London Times.

The cable dispatch Of the 2jth giving come
account OF an editorial in the London Times
would indicate that that Journal as usual Is
wide of the mark In several particulars.
When II speaks of the uneasiness Of both the
people Of Eassnd and America on account Of
the unsettled condition Of the Alabama claims,
1t makes q slight mistake. We cannot answer
for the people on the other side, but ~ are not
uneasy. We want settlement, and we mean
to have 1t; that Is all. We concur with the
Times that there is not much known Ia re.
spcct to the negotiations now going on, but
We most emphatically deny that Mr.. Seward
"obstructs the settlement" lie stands up for
the rights of our Government and people, and
for this he has the gratitude Of all who love
justice and fair play. The Times has no
knowledge Of public sentiment on this aide Of
the Atlantic, and betrays its utter ignorance
of American affairs when 1t says that Mr.,
Reyerdy Johnson Is not likely to be removed
by the next Administration. Nothing Is nor,
likely, for our people will demand his removal
We agree with the Times that the question
will be settled under President Grants ad
mlnistrAtiOn, aud we hope amicably scttled
but this viii depend upon whether England Ia
willing TO deal justly.
The national Republican., 1868-12-28
DIED.

MITCHELL On Sunday morning December z.
at quarter before four o'clock, GEoRdE C., d.
MITCHELL, son Of the Rev. George w. aud Cor.
nelia d. Mitchell, aEed 81 years. months and 10
Tue funeral will take place f,om tho Tssidense
Of his father, No. 8i street, between Eleyenth
and Twelfth, at o clock p. m on this day (Mon,
day Dec 2s. The friends Of the deceased aud OF
the family are invited to attend.
TAYLoR-on the 25th Instant sARAH ELIZA
BETH, infant daughter Of Joseph W. and Kate T.
Taylor, aged year.
CHAPMAN. On the 9th instant, at four clock
a. m, Mrs, hARGAREr CHAPMAN, in the list year
Her funeral will proceed from her latS residence,
No. 81 Pennsylvania avenue, to b. Stephen
church, at o'clock this morning The friends
and scquaintauoes are respectfully Invited to at
tend.
MAGRUDER-on Thursday evening, at eight
o'clock, at her late residence, No $40 f9urth
street, betwe and K, after a long and painful
illness, ANNIE Z. beloved wife OF l.. o. Magruder'
HERMAN On December the 25th, instant,
CHARLES KIERsAS, after q long aud painiul HI
ness, aged 90 years
sTBINLB-on the 10Th instant, Of chronic Group.
GEORGE, only son OF Frederick aud ChristiLe stei'
Friends Of the family arc invited to attend thu
funeral, to-day at o'clock, from the residenee c
his parents. o. south street, Capilol Hill.
MARLow-on the 27d instant, after a brief bu
painful illness, FRANK MILToF, eldest chill OF Al
fred II. and Margaret 4. Marlow, aged years,
months. and days.
MITCHELL.-on the 25th instant, HENRY C.
MITCHELL. in the seth year Of his ago
The national Republican., 1868-12-28

NEw YORK MARKETS.
Nav YORK, December 28-l p. m.-Coton
quiet and steady; rs centst reseipts OF the
week O,so5 bales; gross ls,sta bales; ,l sales of
ports e,te5 bales; receipts OF the week AZ AZ
United States ports 70 900 bales. Sugar quiet
and steady; Cubs llIS3l21s cents; Porto Rico
l2H0l31k cents. Flour dull and nominali
Southern % 25alI.5o. Wheat quiet and steady;
sl.6o8i.c,. Corn 9uiet and steady at oSgsSH
cents. Rye quiet and Arm at tl l.6s9i,oo: Pork
weak, demand moderate at t71. Gold l3i1s.
.... BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, December 26.-BRBADsTUffs-
The market for, -four continues very quiet,
and the feeling.in It is heavy,although prices
any inquiry on 'Change this morning, and me
only sale reported was one Of 100 bbls. fair
Ohio extra at tT.T5 per bbl.
Whedf.-was dull again to day, but Tor choice
lots the market was hrmer In tone than on
Thursday. Sales were made Of choice red At
t22S@2so cents, the latter e, et o. 1 virgins
Valley, and Of some red at h.S5G2 lot iair 10
good, and a.. 1902 Is for prime.
Corn.-The receipts to-day were 5000 bush-
els, the bulk white. The demand was lair for
white, but yellow was dull. Sales comprised
white at s5fD90 cents, and yellow At same hg.
ures, being an advance on Thursdays prices oil
8 to 8 cents.
Propisfons.-The market Is dull with a de.
clining tendency. There are some lots oner-
ing, but there Is no disposition. .manifested 70
buy at current rates, and we have no sales 70
report. Mess pork Is nominally s2I per DOL
and lard is offering at II cts, without buyers
Bulk shoulders we quote at liGllT ets;, ana
Bacon shoulders are selling slowly at l3lA0l31i
cts, and do. sides at ltzpi6l4 cts. for rib, and
leNGl7 cts. for clear rib. Dressed hogs are
stil bringing llI8Gl2}2 cts.
The national Republican., 1868-12-28

APPoINTMgST.-We understand that Ed.
ward Lloyd prepared by Prof. John Fill re.
Gently passed most successful rigid exam
ination at the Naval Academy, and was ap-
pointed midshipmHn in the United States
navy.
The national Republican., 1868-12-28
Personal.

George Francis Train arrived Ia New York
on Friday. John T. Hoffman was examined
before the election fraud committee on Friday
Chief Justice Chase and Attorney General
Evarts leave here for New York to-day, to at.
tend the dinner to Professor Morse, at which
the Chief Justice will probably preside. Sec.
retary Mccullough returned to the city from
Philadelphia, on Saturday evening. Secretary
Seward and the French and British Ministers
who have been spending some time at Au.
burn, New York. will return TO the city to-
day.
The national Republican., 1868-12-28
Groceries.

NEW GROCERY STORE The undersigned
~ hsylng Tce,sSHtly ope3sd his NeS Store. 70.
aud the public 10 general to his we'll selected stock
Of FINE FAMILY GROCERIES. eompLlsng tho
choicest brands OF Flour, Sugar, Wines, BTandlcs,
Cigars, Wooden Ware, &c, -
W, II. BRERETON,
The national Republican., 1868-12-28
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

Fine French and English China Dinner, Tea and
Toilet Sets.
snofiSs sos. Gordisl sets tG"iFSR' FSRS S''''
,Plated Spoons and Forks.
(asi0Ta, Walters, Cutlery, Plated and uihrr
Lamps Tea Bel" for GGhIldrSP R.SiRR p3a ToES
de23lw Cor 7 aud Seventh st. opposite 70,
The national Republican., 1868-12-28
MARRIED.

RussELL-TALTY.-o the I'D instant, by
Rev J. J. Kane, CHARLBs RUSSELL, Of water
town, Mass, to Miss JOANNA TALLY, Of this city
No cards
The national Republican., 1868-12-28

IT IS REPORTED from London that Minister
Johnson had received q deputatlon Of London
artisans, who are desrous Of forming q colony
In Nebraska, Mr.. johnson encouraged the
project,
The national Republican., 1868-12-28
School Furniture.
RRANCH OFFICE OF SCHOOL FURNITURE

ID
The undersigncd respectfully Informs the com.
munity at large, aud especially the Trustees aud
Teachers Of all Public and Private Schools, the
Church Lyceums, and diver city authOTities, aud
the PTOpTetors Of Lecture Rooms aud OF all Theat.
rcal and other class Of Exhibitions, that, as sole
Agent for Robert Patton, patentee aud manufac.
turer, No. 70 George street, New York city, he
has az Assoriment OF the most Modern Styles OF
FURNITURE adapted TO the above purposes,
samples OF which, together with catalogues and
Priee-lists, may be examined by calling upon
JOSEPH MOCK.
Also, General Agent for Inventors for the sale OF
Patent Rights, No, go PonnsylyaniA avenue, be-
tween Second aud Third streets, Washington, b. C.
MAsmINnInE. D. @. Nov. 3. 1888 no!l. ~
The national Republican., 1868-12-28
Bookblnders.
Watches and Jewelry. .
JEMRLRY

III JEWELRY.
~. O. HOOD, No, sSs PennsylvanIA Avenue.
dealer IN Oold and Silver Watches, DIAMONDS
nne Gold JBWKLRY, Solid Silver Ware, Spec.
nele., opera Glassss, Pocket and Table Cutlery,
very variety q Silver. Plated Ware ., he, at tbs
eIl lnMnAl nIloas dali
The national Republican., 1868-12-28
New Advertisements.
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE
- WAsHISdroSt d. c., December p, ls6s
Connecticut, praying for the extension OF patent
granted him on the nth day Of March, 1855, for an
Pumps;
Il is ordered that said petition bs heard at this
once the sth day Of March next Any per.
son may oppose this extension. Objections, dspo-
sllOns, and other Papers should be hled In this
ELISHA fOOTR,
de2s- MI Commissioner OF Patents
The national Republican., 1868-12-28
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

WASHINGTON, d. O., Dec. 23.-Jay Cooke 4
Co. furnish tho following quotations OF Gov
ern ment securities;
The national Republican., 1868-12-28
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
l. OF COLUMBIA.
DAHIEL r. DYER,

II THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
l. or COLUMBIA.
DAgIEL r. DYER,
MARY ANN PnaKrSs, ct al '''' A''''' DOCKET l.
The trustees in this cause having reported that
they had sold the property IN said Proceedings ds
hcrlbod, In pursuance Of the decree, TO Daniel X.
Dyer, for ASl per acre, amounting to the sum OF
the terms Of sale;
1t Is, This 2ih day Of December, A. D. 1865, or
deTed by the court that the said shall be- and the
same Is hereby, ratified and confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary be shown or before the
18th day OF January A. d, 1907 prov ded a copy OF
this order be publ shed In the NATIONAL REPrBLI.
CAN once week for three successive weeks before
said day. A. u. OLIN, Justice.
true cOpy-Teyt
X. J. MEIgs, Clerk. dec2S. .WSw
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
L seTibeT has obtained from the Orphans Court
9f Washington county, In the District Of Columbia,
letters Of administration on the personal estate OF
THoNAs OATES, late OF Washington county, b. G
deceased. All persons having claims against
the said dceeased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the sub.
scTber, Of before the 22i day Of December next
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefits Of tho suid estate.
Given under my hand this 22d day Of December
ELIZABETH l.. OATES, her mark,
AdInlIistratrix.
Attest.
JANE O. EDwAEDs,
Deputy Register uf Wills. dcc2s -M}t
The national Republican., 1868-12-28

y3JsBANkR Il U UPTCY. PERSONS
~ wishing to avail themselves Of the benefits
per cent. Of their Indebtedness, should make tk-T
applications before the nrst day q January next.
Attorney at Law and solIeltorin Bankruptcy, Guy
Hall nOv2l.dt
The national Republican., 1868-12-28

.I5Js p T. N NJ A N sHI P.-The Under
Az STONED takes this method Of Informing
bis friends and tho puPliS gsassLallS that be 4
League Hall every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY aud
FRIDAY EVENINGS Hours from 40 to p. m.
Terms: Plain Penmanship, course Of o weeks,
~. 80, in advance: Ornamental Penmanship, in:
Gliding German Text, Old English Lettering aud
FIOuTishing. els. J. W. swANK.
The New York herald., 1868-03-31

ne was driving SHE'D little and almost Immediately
after one Of the fore wheels OF the buggy mounted
aeap OF paving stones win 80 much violence as TO
iorce Mr.. Connolly over his friend head first TO the
conscious for time that from the effects Of the
accident he was confined to his bed some i've
or SIX weeks, his PHYSICIANS and attendanSs bills
~ere largely Increased, his horse severely njure his
wagon and harness destroyed his entire system Sc
verey shocked and On ss..cc.u, OF anxiety Of msad
generated; for which Altogether he saams e thirg
sao,OOo VIII serve rs panacea. The claimant
onereu pertinent testimony 70 sustain the points
wucp ne h5d raised aud among others DR.. Huested
.Sss.ned TO having attended Judge Connolly during
ms illness and testified TO the severity OF the Judges
wounds and consequent illness-ery sipeas ana
during long time delrious and imagined that nc
was In Chicago, which was regarded no doubt, rs
bad sign He stated as an evidence OF the fact that
ne was generally believed to be IN critical
lished and that he had read ii, The
counsel (acting for the Corporation Counsel
who opposed the claim Is one who, no doubt had READ
graphic and truthful account OF his own wake and
funeral and he proceeded to hold quiz class" with
DR.. Hustled as his only pupil and learned from the
Doctors answers more than he had ever read or
heard Of before, that doctors generally expect
erysipeas or fever, both TO result from severe
shock or accident. The case viii be nnally argued on
Friday nextat noon.
The claim Of Charles vanderyoort was then called
up. The claim Is for $3,475 20 for alleged balance
que and for extra services on contract Tor building
nre alarm bell tower on East Piftyfrst street. Mr.
Dean in behalf Of the city, showed by the CHIEF
contract was for $4567 SO, OF which $3,s56 81 had
been paid 10 or on the order Of the Claimant and
that TO onset the balance due on the contract there
were lien and charge for fees OF inspectors on time
the city for almost 5000. The Board adjourned until
noon to-day.
The New York herald., 1868-03-31
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LONDON, March 3O-5 r.
M-Consols close at 93 a 39h for money and the ac-
count. American securities close at the following
rates:-United States hve-twenties, 7l7s NJ; Erie
shares, 49,; Illinois Central S9k.
FRANKFORT BOUKSE.-FRANKFORT, March 30.-
United States lvetwenty bonds close at 74zs a7b for
the old issue.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-LIyERPOOL, March
30-5 p. M.-The cotton market closed nrm ~ the
following authorized Notwithstanding uplands
IL I'D IL 14d. Middling Orleans, ll2sd. IA. The
sales OF the day foot up 80, 900 bales.
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFfS MARKET.-LIvERPOOL.
March 3O--5 T. M.-The market closed quiet ana
steady. Corn, 42s. per quarter for new mixed
Western. Wheat, los. per Genital for California white
ana l4s. 3D. for No. red western. Barley o. 3D. per
bushe. Oats 4s. I'd per bushel. Peas, 4Gs. I'd. per
504 lbs American hour 37s Cd. per bbl. for western
canal.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.-LIvERr0OI, March
30-5 =. M.-The market closed quiet. Beef Ills. per
bbl for extra prime mess. Pork 79s. per bb for
Eastern prime mess. Lard, 62s. per cwt Cheese 55s-
per for the best grades OF American hne. Bacon
ASS. Cd per cwt. for Cumberland cut.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr.-LIvERr00I, March
30-5 p. M.-The market for American produce ~
without material alteration Sugar is quiet ana
steady at 25s. 8d. per cwt. for No. Dutch standard
Rosn, 6s. Cd. for common North Carolina ana l2s.
for medium. Turpentine, 1884, 6d. per cwt. Tall0w.
44s 3D. per cwt for American. Linseed Oil, f36 per
ton. Refined petroleum, Ia. 81. per gallon Tor
standard white and Is. for spirits. I.nseed cakess
f1O 1853. per ton for thin oblOng for feeding.
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ANTwERP, March 30.--The
petroleum market closes irncr and higher at M
per Dbl. for standard white.
The New York herald., 1868-03-31
BROOKLYN CITY.

PROBABLE HOMICIDE IN WILLIAMsBURG.-Patri
Reilly was yesterday taken before Justice VOORHEES,
by officer 0'Ne Of the Forty y-afth precinct to
swer the charge Of feoniously assaulting John Will
iams OF 256 First street. Z. D., but the latter being
unable to appear In court In consequence Of his In
juries Reilly was remanded. On inquiry at the resi-.
dcnce OF williams last night u was ascertaned that
hrs recovery IL considered doubtful. IL is alleged
that on Saturday night last Riley and Williams had
slight difficulty, and separated, the latter going TO
his home, where the former also boarded. At
about six O'Clock on sunday morning Reilly entered
williams room and found him asleep, when without
making any noise, he emptied tho water from q
heavy pitcher on the washstand and struck the
sleeper on the head thus rendering him insenslbe
and innctng injuries which are believed TO be fatal
The breaking OF the pitcher awQke Others who we're
sleeping I'm the same room and they Immediately
Jumped from their beds, when Reilly fed. He waa
pursued however 70 the foot Of Grand street. where
be entered ferryboat about starting for the New
York side and his pursuers informed oficer O'Neiil
OF the fact The o1icer then hailed the ferryboat az
she was starting and secured the prisoner. He Il
native Of Ireland, twenty seven years Of age, and
cooper by occupation.
BURNING CAsUALrY.-A day or two since an aged
woman named Hurring residing at the intersection
Of North Second and First streets, e. d. was fright
fully burned by the explosion OF q stove In which
she had gnorantly thrown small bag OF powder
which she picked up among some rubbish. The un
fortunate woman would probably have been burned
TO death but FOR the timely arrival Of members
OF her family who heard the explosion.
The New York herald., 1868-03-31

* what did he say % your A. He said, GAN
rsn' anst that was my bssIness, and none Of his.
was ~, t1at passed between us.
,h1nhe how came you to 90 to him that evening A.
done be so ana report to am WI whIt aad
9. Had you seen him beforei a. No, sc.
that ar.esi, Or any Of these suitsf A. No. sir.
q. Since that integview have yeo seen him when
inc e h a. ~ onrt @ on the return morn
rested any OF the others, and told han had been
unable to find any OF the others,
q. Where was that interviews A. In court lust be-
fore the court opened
q. And that Is the only occasion on which you and
he have had any words as to the arrest this suit
Q, When Mr.. Brown gave you the attachment,
what direction did he give your A. He said 1t was
an important case, and that should use my own
discretionary powers about serving the writs, and
that he believed Mr. Diven was to leave town that
evening; that Is all that occurred.
Q. Besides these directions OF Mr.. Browns has any
one else given you any direction TO the arrest OF
any Of these parties in any q these saits' A. No
Sworn to before me this 2lst day Of March, 1858,
AMAsA A. RSDFIELD, Referee. Sworn to before me
in the city and county OF New York March 2l, 1865
AMAsA A. REDFIELD, Notary Public, New York
county.
TESTIMONY OF MICHAEL 8. PURCELL.
Michael s. Purcell, being duly sworn and exam-
2. What Is your BUSINESS A. Deputy Sheriff.
Q: Did you arrest Mr.. Diven on the attachment
q. Wheres A. At his residence In Pitleth or Fifty
second street, don't know which.
q. Who assisted your A. arrested him myself.
Mr.. Darling was with me, but he remained outside.
q. Did you receive directions in respect to his
arrest from anybody besides Mr.. Banckers A. No,
str.
Q. Did you report his arrest to anybody but Mr..
BanckerS A. No, sir.
q When you arrested Mr.. Diven did you insist on
taking him Immediately to jas A. No, sir.
z. What did you say to hima A. said | would
take him to Mr. Bancker; that was to meet him ut
the Holman House.
z. Is that all you said to hims A. He asked me II
1t was necessary that he should be locked up, and
what would compensate me to let him remain in my
custody until the return morning. told him one
Thousand dollars. He said he did not know that he
would not pay 1t, and asked me II would allow him
to see his counsel. said yes and went with him to
the Hoffman House, where he saw Mr.. Field and u
number OF others.
Q. When he asked you II he must be locked up
what did you sayS A. told him that did not
know until saw Mr.. Bancker.
O. Did you refuse to leave Mr. Diven alone with his
counself A. declined leaving the ROOM
z. Did you not tell him that you were ordered not
to let him converse with any one except in your
presenceS A. No, sir.
MICHAEL 8. PURCELL
Sworn to before me the 2lst day OF March, 1868,
AMAsA A. REDFIELD, Referee. Sworn to before me,
In the city and county Of New York, March 81 1S6s
AMAsA A. REDFIELD, Notary Public New York county.
The New York herald., 1868-03-31
RnAsn nE SUPERVISORS.

This Board met yesterday with the President, Mr.
Roche, In the chair. large amount OF routine
business was transacted and several communications
received and referred to the appropriate committees
message was received from his Honor the Mayor
yetong the late action OF the Board In increasing the
salaries OF the judges OF the several courts the clerks
and deputy clerks OF the OF Oyer and TermIner
and General Sessions, and OF Thomas Moloney Mes.
senger 20 the Surrogate, and empowering the Clerk
OF the Superior Court to appoint librarian at
salary OF $500 per annum. Resolutions were
adopted directing the Commissioners OF Taxes to re-
port 10 the Board what corporations and banks are
faxed for surplus capital, and what amount each
CORPORATION bank Is taxed and also 10 transmit to
the Board a copy OF the personal tax list for 1868.
resolution was adopted empowering the Coroners to
appoint messenger in their ONCE at salary OF
200 annum.
The New York herald., 1868-03-31
BROOKLYN BOARD or ALDERMEN.
The East River Bridge Loan.


The regular meeting OF the Brooklyn Board OF Al
dermen was held yesterday. Mayor Kalbnelsch sent
IN vetoes to several resolutions OF minor importance
previously adopted. one OF which was the award OF
contract for repairing pumps In the Seventh ward.
His Honor was Of the opinion that there were no
pumps in that section OF the city. After the trans
action Of some other unimportant business the
the proposed loan OF s3,000,000 to the East River
bridge Company made a lengthy report. They
say that the amount asked for Is about
work, and believe that the enhanced valug oi
Brooklyn property would overbalance the "noie
outlay, even II levied upon the city at large. A..
The cost OF the land required for the e.s@se,n @ yer.
minus OF the bridge would be about .s ,vv ~ au.
dtion. and the total cost OF the ., aov.s
the present time $3.50, 600 900, ar sA ~ wv ~,
cent would lay up the whole vs ne puna M
nteresr ~ seven nar oar would he net by tax OF
Iess han one mill. T. Conclusion tbs committe re-