Litchfield enquirer., 1868-11-19

Pacific Railroad Company.
 lnese Bonds are the duly authorized and accredited obligations of one of the most re- sponsl ole Corporations of the American conti hent' and are secured by an absolute first lien upon the valuable grants, franchises, railroad of the 2 - po'' Great National PacJfc Railroad Line. extending eastwardly from the navigable wa ters of the Pacific Coast to the lines now ran- Idly building from the eastern States. rE
 They bear six per cent int3Iest Der annum Ill gold and both principal and interest are ex pressiy made payable in United States Gold Coin.''
 The semi-annual Coupons are payable. Julv lst and January 1st, in New York City.
 The purchaser is charged the accrued interest rom the date of the last paid coupon, at the Currency rate only.
 This issue of bonds constitutes one of the largest and most popular Corporate Loans of Ine country, and therefore will constantly be
 inc greater portion of the loan is now in the hands of steady investors, and it is probable 'haI before many months when the road is completed and the loan closed, the Bonds will De eagerly sought for at the highest rates.
 They are issued only as the work progresses ana to the same extent only as the U $. Subsi- oy Bonds granted by the Government to the faclhc Railroad Companies.
 Nearly five hundred miles of the road are now built, and the grading is we'll advanced on two hundred and fifty miles additional
 The Through line across the continent will be completed by the middle of next year when the Overland travel will Be very large The local business alone, upon the comple- ted portion Is so heavS and so advantageous, than the gross earnings average more than a quarter or million in gold per month, ot whlch 50 per cent only is required for oparat- ing expenses. .4- h.. 5.G A.. | The net profit upou the comyany's busin ess Fon the complsted portion, is about double the amount of annual interest liabilities to be as sumed thereupon, and will yield a surplus ot nearly million in gold after expenses and in- tefest are paid even if the through connec- tion were not made .',4 1G4 5L
 The best lands the richest mines. together with the largest settlements and nearest Mar kets lie along this portion of the Pacific Rall- rcad, and the future development Of business thereon will be proportionaly great. eFrcm these considerations It is submitted that the
 Central Pacific Railroad Bonds. secured by First Mortgage upon so produc- tive property are among the most prom sing and reliable securities now offered No better Bonds can be made
 portion of the rem ainder of this loan is TOW offered to investors at
 loa per cent, and Accrued Interest in
 -a yt Currency. .f..
 The Bonds are of $l,00O each. B The Company reserve the right to ad- vance the price at any time; but all orders ac- tuaily in transitu at the time ot such advance will be filled at present prices. At this time they pay more than per cent. upon tho ill, vestment, and have from National and State laws, guarantees peculiar to themselves. B kWe receive all classes of Government Bonds at their full market rates, in exchange for the Central Pacific Railroad Bonds, thus enabling the holders to realize from to 10 per cent profit and keep the principal of their invest ment equally secure s.-@ ..3f 41 a sef4Efr -ery 4 1.s
 Orders and inquiries will re ceive prompt at- tention. Information, Descriptive PamphIet ts etc., giving full account of the Organization. Progress, Business, and Prospects of the Enter prise furnished on application. Bonds sent by 1 return Expressat our cost Subscriptions received by Banks and Bank. CTS, Agents for the loan, throughout the Uni ted States. Canada. and Europe, and bv - FIRST NATIONAL BANK, L1roHr1ELp.
 THE NORFOLK BANK.
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 FIRST NATIONAL BANK, NEW MILFORD.
 NEwTowN3 SAVINGS BANK. as1
 NATIONAL IRON BANK, FALLS VILLAGE | fY All descriptions of Government Secu- | rites, Bought Sold or Exchanged, at our of flee and by Mail and Telegraph at Market rates. E :,
 "Accounts of Banks, Bankers and oth CTS received and favorable arrangements made for desirable Accounts.JTH 1"t
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 .soJ < 4IazaH AND Financial Agents of the Central Pa.
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