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The New York herald., 1868-02-23
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY FEBRUARY SHEET



W Pro r''ai and E...':, Mana :s,;E,s n, LESTER WALLACE
Of the present ;srfi e sfPssN Has:
MONDAY EVENING, Feb u ses.,,a,. Lsos sr,as
tfor The hrs. ,lns thls season. oliver S0l0sm''A'
SHE srooPs
CONQUER.
which will be presented VITA ,,,
and sprropriate Scenery Cosiumes Appoint
ss n' 'aTserd e.; q als SaI siI,s
nnouns NARROW. Mr John {. iberi
Tony s Htssssis faSpiis aslna
Mr. Mr. Ring a oa
.ir s;hsr =. NARROW q. 7. Browne
Dick W = Ls9narn %i sa
t Fsn ns..........:. " b. Pops
s%aid.ss I1ss di.ss osss
Mlss .S::. Roe Ey.nss
MIRA ardcastle. ;Mra' n1'non
Miss Neville m .sS sssn, tsrssn
Tae.iay. i.b. aj;,.iP;aains
Thursday FEB T-Cspialp d the wa.sl and woodooeEs
Friday Feb. xs-"Ours"
Saturn. FEB 2o--she s,oop'to Conquer
Doos open ~. Performance commences ..
l,ARsEy WILLIAMS BROADWAY rHEATREs can't.
Aam'SsISS noSDAY. K:y5iERiYs, ERivEisil,S;Ji xSD
NEW YonR's sh!PsRAi Wv ,h.4a HaAsy PsAaxsAyio SON.
., D. Walden. ss'il.ss AsD Ssa s soA.s, :aa
oh1SrsAg' ns. ]. ras3E j.. ;.' x1 Nix Is wxiDss
~ Hsl an sF5j1 FINE CAST
ame "uncuy pl'aucoo i 60 VIZ ne" sS''' ~
Appos" siu ~ MY 80 ~ fpcIOCK
S,ps = IA !, Npn =, 7. NJ n H ,TISEE
Beats secured from TO .. six days in advance
~xrp, Nor,cp
RAJ IA NJ, ,iCE. CI., , , ,,., nm, .r,y.v ruu Arpp
~ BARNEY W,LLtA Nn' bE,hpwxi Va a. "HAiis''
pvppv ayrmSn MoSpA n ~ ansy Il .TryEE
tHHS sSass sssssS AsR ps"aArc saz SOM
!, .CbHNf ~ "; -,.,.- a.. "a. -.rS.,
we gfcst Musuator OF mdern Peonarues IN ~ "oASo'
lui deihehIih oi
the peculiar nnslishman,
sAM; vIEC'oNl ho,hiS@
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TaE kETJES, 70 NEW YORK
GRAND DUCHESS g 'es op eERoLsrErs.
moi si-s Sasosn rfsSsi: ssS
~ the fashion, viii taste and culture q society
By s.i isss fsoSsssS. Ss..' y SSSssR
1A' '' 'lsSs s * gvsssS vi Fhs
u .,. III! si!s GS.sS SsSsEss-nlls rosrEH
ouIssSs s:ss sssss tass ass
''''A ' 81 bSspGS%a;o SnnoouRT. AoS'HA
YIN f TsRsassa ,.,n.y
:, II s4fSsSAsY nAfsF
sssass - u 55sS.sss: .aa !. F. s esy.asS
Orchestra seats for the GRAM Duchess can be had at
Tks. sor e. Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
A oAoEAY or ros Mgslc. s,s, IA dRANGE-SoKaA
prior to their tas sa'sr IL. SSi. Baltimore and
Ia fttsSs istsD1a na.onoss asss.sr
.oa.t a.tds ANA pE "A GRANGE 10 her greatest impsr
an. aocuLLocI, siss. MAssiMILLIANI, susINI.
Wednesday Feb. ss and Friday Feb D. positively last
thursday, Feb 81. Brooklyn Academy OF Music.
Saturday, Feb. a. l.sr Grand '.ala Matinee.
nights At The boz oce Of the Academy schirmsrs & and
AaOoy'., ia broadway.
IjIKE's OPERA HOUSE.
l. Harrison Man,ge.
Mr. Harrison having assumed the nnssSen, sr.nd
Spsr1 10 M gss. elegant pegs
hen artists forming troupe equal 70 any In the
Madam. r;sI rAsEHA sIssfe FesA; s,ucx
''n'ia H.: :SjSsssfss jHssY RsSefss. s1Se2s1.
s'snas ss@r hMia5D TMnoDoaE nAsHAsi; Ia AssiE;nxANS.
signor GlORGIO RoNcoNI
s'gnor s,Jcor NIooLo ans sHnILT y 1HsnEurr.
And other important artists with whom arc
II! SHGsss Ressisa y *; rs '.s;
with the following sssBsms Bssisif PSssf..nos. ss.,,
s: SSa@.
Of peySSr s osn but Tor
s'A' = sias5A HS sASsSsl siSs5s Asro,uoo, .o, &C.
priees o, admission So
For :sis fts'. lie , j S ssninsi III
"sRS5spAh sRS5sD aasx6 sSbs5FG 5EGaa aE siis "a .sa
MISS MINNIE HAUoK,
RUNYAN HALL-CoRNER FIsTEEN1H STREET
THE PILGRIM
CRUWDED HOUSES.
DELIGHTED AUDIENCES.
RUNYAN HALL IS SHORTLY TO Bs TORN D 'wN.-
wonderful Pictures by euize Chappel and other. illus
aas wnas. a hs e. saSa W" % 700
0LYMpIc THEATRE. BEGINS At ATS. 8
James a. l. Hayes ia ssses ssses
'" ''''su' 'F0UiK:iiii AND LAST wahS s''''' ''
Of the splendid M1 sng cs%sat M.,t,Sr Gf s,rcprrI
aupported by III. W.
ASS 81 SSRT ,ssssg fass.y nsss Sar
1 s5ASs e sS$;s mitchell.
on sx1UkDAiy Si$aiG ssS e l,.s pssiornanos q
~. Tss i n:
Mr.. Fo,s NEW. PXNToMIM win shortly be produced
after months Of splendid and elaborate preparation
GRAND
PROMENADE AND RECEPTION
Of tho
ssvBNrY- FIRST REG MENr N. O. s. NY.
PIXIES OPERA HOUSE.
TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 10. 1863
ats O'Clock
MUSIC BY THE FULL REaIxENrAL BAND.
Tickets. 81 each. oosased the music store.
in the city, and from the members Of the regiment
n I'D BUTLEkS AMEktCAN THEATRE.
X u. BROADWAY. <72
Between Grand and Broome streets,
Lessee and Manager. ger..................R. W. BUTLE
HE THREE FASf GIRLS.
A new Local Sketch, introducing tho
CELhBRA TED FEMALE MINSTREL SCENE.
vlylAN'S new SELECTIONS OF SONGS
FESTIVAL OF ST PETERSBURG,
by entire Ballet Troupe. ArrAlged By Mons.
GROSSIA.
GEO II. Co.'s Banjo Eccenir Cities
CARNIVAL DAfklQUE
PETTENGILL'S Great Songs and Dances.
THE LAST Sensations.
MONST II VARIETY COMBINATION.
Constant Change of Programme.
Doors open at d: Curtain rises a. "a
MATINEE IN SATURDAY AFTERNOON
II ELY AND Icons MINsT..ELs. To BROAD.
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TRAvMLLtns' GUIDE.

HUDSON RIyEn AND HtRLEy RAfLaoADA-
Trains Tor Aibary aud rrov meeting NoIhsrr
ard Westsrn tra leave New YofF via hudson Rysy ai
rosd Ihrieth street aoi fsnta avenue ard ~ a. AMI
40 cD aud III z. ~, and vie HAriea RArosa Tvouly.
srth tlrott and Fourth avenue, al u 4, ~ ~ 4.
days
Sleeping s,s attached 70 eg sra n r. N lr.tns
va "a. YA.sLEAhLtr. Z. Ylan Rr,aAasnA
The New York herald., 1868-02-23
NTkINWAf ,HALL
- TUESDAY EVENING, Feb. Is. 1865,
GRAND CONCERT.

Madame ELISA LUM Icy. Prlna Donna
Madame CAMILLA UR % NiolinHk
Mr.. j. II. THOMAS, Baritone
Nj. GEO w. SIMPSON, ienor.
Mr. ). b. MILLS Pianist
Mr. GEO w. MORGAN Organ ST.
Tickets Reserved seats 81 o0 IAN be obtained at tho
princp and 1t the hl the evening" OF tho
conce t.
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corr on PLANTATIONS TO REM.
EUROPEAN sTEAMsHIPs.

CTEaMsHir COMPANIES GAN HAVE THEIR pRixr
~ furnished at less rates by getlEg done nj The Me
6spehLsn Job Printing Estsblshnent u >ass, street.
The New York herald., 1868-02-23

TUESDAY Feb. 2j-Paulne
We'd e.day FEB 26-she stoops TO Conquer.
Thursday Feb 2-Csptsip Vi the wstcl and Woodcoeks
Little ,iaue
FIiiay Feb. z9-"Oursn
satnri ", Feb 2g--she stoopsto 10 Conquer
Doos open ~. Performance commences atd
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-25
Ednond Lararo..e VI. H,ppoIyt. Bonn.

Edmond LaRnrOsse vs.. HIppOIyte Beau.
,,.-.,... . det ann others
SEyENIH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
seizure and sale to directed by the Honorable the
seventh District Court for the parish of Orleans. in
the above emitted cause, will proceed to sell at pub
change, Royal street, between Canal and Custom.
house Streets in the Second District of this city on
MONDAY, December twenty one, 1868, at II O'Clock
M, the following described property, to wit:
/ A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situate in
the new tauboufg Marigny, Third District of this
city, IN the square d signated by the No. 49, bounded
by st. Bernard, Girod Annette and ST. Jean the
kaptist streets, measuring forty five feet front on
~. Bernard street. thirty i've feet width in the
depth on the line toward St. Jean the Baptist street.
and bounded on he side toward Glrod street by the
property now or late Of Jules Delinorte.
~ "A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situate in
ed by st. Bernard, Annette, Where and Robertson
streets, designated by the No. 5, on a D an made by
OF March, 1859, deposited in the office of Fusebe
Bouny, Notary Public IN this city, and measuring
american measure, thirtytour hit inches and
one zine front on St. Bernard street. thirty two feet
and two lines in width in the rear by a depth of
one hundred and thirteen feet nine inches and one
hne on t1+ line which separates it from let No 4.
and ot one hundred feet five inches and three lines
or the other side line.
8 All the buildings and improvements on the said
lots Of ground.
The above secondly described property was ac.
CURED by said Hippolyte Beaudet as follows:
One undivided fourth thereof by inheritance from
MS late deceased mother, Mrs. Louise Cholvn wife
from Jules Felix Eug- ne Beaudet, per set passed
before Ernest kuoe, Notary PUBLIC in this city on
the thirteenth OF October, 1865. and he remaining
fourth by purchase from Jean Bsaudet per acI
passed before Philippe Lacoste late Notary in
this city, on the twenty-tifth of January, 1862
Sized in the above suit. ....-
Ierms-Cash on the spot, -
THOS. L. MAXWELL.
nol9 de2l Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-25

~ +. f.
!reasurer's weekly report Receipts,
So!I ,O27; expenditures. 1856; balance
on hand, $4S7,07l. Referred.
A resolution from the Upper Board, au-
thorizing the Mayor to appoint, subject to
approval of the Council, board of seven
engineers-one of whom shall be the sur
veyor Of the work--which board shall re-
ceive no pay, and shalt report a feasible
plan for the drainage of the city, was read.
Mr.. Fisher proposed to amend by having
the Council, instead of the Mayor, to select
the board. Adopted, and as thus amended
the resolution was sent to the Upper Board
for concurrence
The Finance Committee reported deci-
sion of the City Attorney unfavorable to
the claims of the city on judgments against
delinquent taxpayers previous to 1868, in
consequence Of the changes in the judiciary.
A resolution instructing the City Attor-
ney to proceed to collect such claims as are
liable on judgments, was adopted.
&Messrs. Farrell, Rose and Montgomery
were appointed a special committee on the
part of this Board to confer with the au-
thorities Of Jefferson, relative to fixing the
boundary between this parish and Jeffer-
son.
The ordinance was taken up providing
for the sale of the right OF way for a rail-
road along Canal, Basin and Common
streets and Carrolton avenue.
After some amendments proposed, which
were not acted on, the whole subject was
postponed till Tuesday.
A resolution requesting the City Attor-
ney to report next meeting upon the pro-
gress Of proceedings for the opening OF
tinaTtTpS and Rnua1 thrn,pb fha
Third District was adopted.
Mr.. Walker moved reconsideration of
the vote OF the last meeting sustaining the
Mayors veto of the resolution to construct
the Nicoison pavement on Race street.
Mr.. Breen moved to lay this motion on
the table.
Mr.. Walkers motion prevailed, thus
bringing the subject de nouo before the
Board.
1t was finally referred 10 the Streets and
Landings Committee and the City Attorney
conformity.
The Board then adjourned.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-25
SHERIFPS SALES,



NOPE insurance ys GSS%Pany VS.. W. r.
S1XTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR.
- leans-No; 206-By virtue Of a writ Of seiz-
Sixth District Court Of New Orleans IN ~ sboVe
and by said late slsriF to me ira trspstsrred,
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchsnsse. RoyaI
street, between Canal and Customhouse Streets, in
December a. les. at twelve O'clock n, the foIior.
cERT%Is s' %oT Of F ssRsoUNp, with all the
nsnces thereof, and all rights ways and tervitudes
thereto Belonging situate in the TDird District Of
mus city, in the square bounded by Eysian Fields
Moreaul streets, designated as lot No. ON plan
delivered TO the said defe udant, which lot measures
y leet inches lines front on Decatur date Victory
street. py q depth OF so feet, and Il feet inches
lines in width in the rear, -F77T~-
Being the same property acquired by defendant by
purchase from MI and Mrs Marmiche, as per act
passed before n .. tiottschalk, Notary Public 10
TINS CITY, on the NTH of april, 1867.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-1. In cash for a sufficient amnnnt tn INV
Rial6uu claim amounting to the sum of sixteen
hundred and eighty-three dollars and thirty three
and one third cents Sies3 $3.50 with interest there
second March, 1867, till tie day of sale, together
with i've per eenton the aggregate amount Of prin.
clpAl ana interest, counsel fees four dollars tS4
costs of act. three dollars and eighty cents (sS All
costs OF protest and costs OF suit and charges on
sac = me purchaser to assume Ito the extent Of
the amount OF his bid the amount of a promissory
note, secured by mortgage on said property for tbe
Ike sum of sixteen hUnored and eghtythree dollars
and thirty,three and one-third cents tSI6s3 49,
drawn by defendant to his own order and bv nm
Endorsed, dated on the twenty second March 1861.
yable two years after date and bearing eight per
five per cent on the aggregate amount of princpai
and interest, counsel fees. 8. And the balance N
the price OF adudeati9n On # any cash on the spot.
no2l de52l Sheriff of the Parish of Orieans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-25
TruntOn Lowell v. ship John Harve,

TruxtOn Lowell Va ship John Harvey.
her Tackle, etc.
THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT OoURT
dience TO admiralty warrant TO me directed IN the
above entitled SUIT. have seized and taken into
THE SHiP JOHN HARVEY, her Tackle. Ap.
parel, etc, nov hhsiled by Truxton Lowell for the
causes ser IoIf the libel now pending in tL Dis
triut Cturt OF the United States =
And DO hereby Cite ano adnonish the owner or
owners thereof and all and every person or persons
having or pretending to have any right title or inter
est in or e the same to be and appear at District
Court of the United States for the Dstrct aforesaid
TO be holden al the city OF New Orleans on or before
the FHlR MONDAY from the date hereof TO show
cause, II any they have or can why the said Ship
should not be condemned and be sold aRreea.
bly, 70 the PRAYER of hbelsnt.
United States MErsnal's Ofice New ORLEANS
ninth DAY Of November, 1859 p IT = ? -
No TI-poI0 II u ~ - =
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-25
LOST AT SEA.

Oh, fair the sea smiled on that day
When the proud ship sped her queenly wa
In deep blue waves Of peace
And the hope OF a life lay hid within,
Rich was the prize she sailed to win,
Brighter than Golden Fleecel
1t was on the beacon rock she struck,
When the long rough voyage was past,
And the haven lights burned clear and bright
And home was reached at last.
1t was on this coast the ship went down,
Here in the sight of land,
God sky above and the angels there
Stretched never helping hand.
In the deep blue sea of thy tempting eyes,
Close to thy heart of stone,
A soul was lost from Paradise,
And a freighted bark went down.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-25
MIgneI PIrIs vs. Mr.. Emmn Letzs1.0,

Miguel PIrIG AIrs. Emma LetzeIter
(Emma Eistield wife of Frederick Letzeter). ct AL
SlATH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- lsh OF Or cans No. ll3-By virtue of a writ Z
SEIZURE and sale to me directed by the Honorable
the sixth District Court Tor the par of Orleans
IN the owe entitled cause will proceed to sell nj
public auction, at the Merchants and Auct,onet rs'
Exchange, Royal street, bet cen Canal aud Custom.
house streets, in the Second District at this cIty on
mONDAH, November &c. 1851, at " O'Clock =
Inc ioll9wlng escrIbed property to wit:
DNh HALE OF A OkRTAlN PORTION OF
GROUND, situate in the Second DIS riot OF this
CITY, m the square bounded by Bienvie johnson
Customhouse and Gaivez streets, nea.ur ng twenty,
eight feef ten inches and seven lines front on John
son street by eights four feet IN pth, between
para 81 lines Beng part of two certain lots OF
ground designated by the Nos, seventeen and
eighteen IN square number thirty.oue on a plan
nTawn on the sixteenth of July, 1883 by A.
u Hemecourt. Surveyor, and eposited in
the office of p O, Cuyellier, Notary Public IN this
CITY, on lhs sixteenth OF December 1851 which said
portion of ground being the bait nearest Oustom-
house street, together with all the improvements
thtreon ut any rights, ways, servtudes privileges
and az other advantages thereunto belonging or in
any wise apperalning without exception or reserva
tlOn whatever.
dant herein by purchase fir m j A. EhrbardI ne mar
act pass d before j. Cohn a Notar, Public in thIs
city dated the eighth day OF May, 1867 $3.50
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash On the SCOT.
THOMAS !. MAXWELL
oe,oo Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-25
THE CITY COUNCIL.


President Markey presided last evening.
Mr. Shields moved reconsideration of
me market ordinances, wishing to abolish
The ONCE OF Superintendent of Markets,
The Chair decided the motion out Of order.
The resolution of the Lower Board es-
tablishing a Drainage Board, was com
CURED in as amended.
A resolution was adopted to have the
list Of delinquent taxpayers 'or 1857 pub
lished in the Crescent, as the official Journal.
such publication having, by act OF the
Legislature, the effect of law. .f. .frt
A resolution instFucting the Controller to
refuse 10 pay any warrants 10 A. L. Lee
State Printer, or draw any in his favor, OF
IN any way 70 compromise the rights OF the
eily IN regard TO the Legislatures printing
PIN, until the constitutionality Of that bill
pc been pronounced upon by the courts,
was concurrs d IN.
A resolution of the Lower Board was
concnrred u 10 meet III joint session Tues
day TO elect various city officers, Also the
resolution allowing the School Board $4,000
for rent. 81 81 ~ - n
"A Communicates from the Property
Holders Association protesting against tbs
Council increasing me debt 0 T ths eitQ. WA
referred to the Finance Cpmmittee. ID
A resolution allowing "a exchanges of
lots for the benefit Of the School fund, was
adopted. .,lS5f -. n
The Board adjourned. as
Hoard II 4 saastant Aidsru.sa.'
Al ths meeting last evening President
Keafny was In The chair.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-25
0. s. MARSHAL'S MUNITIONS
Has"m d. I sos Eyy,, rs. Steamboat Monsoon

Hasnm d. POOley VS.. Steamboat Monsoon
Her Tackle Apparel etc.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
for the District of Louisiana, No, 9l92 In ODE.
dIence TO admiralty warrant to me directed in
me above entitled suit have seized and tax an into
my possession
The Steamboat MONSOON. her Tackle, Apparel,
etc., now hbeled Dy Hasam Pooley for the causes
Court of the United States
And do hereby cite and admonl5h the owner o.
owners thereof and all and every person persons
having or pretending to have any right, title or in
terest in or to the same. TO be and appear at Dis
tTlct Court OF the United States, for the District
or before the THlRD MONDAY from the datt
hereof to show cause, if any they have or can why
the said steamboat should not he condemned and be
sold agreeably TO tie prayer of libeants.
United States Marshars DfhGe, New Orleans
eighteenth day of Novem ber Zee
A No. 9l-nol9 25 del s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-25

John Breen vs. j. II. Lawrence.

----.-----
HltTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
# Orleans No. I55So-By virtue of a writ ot hsri
tScias to me directed by the Honorable the Fifth
District Court Tor the parish of Orleans in tho above
en- 1t ed cause viii proceed to sell at pubc ann
ton, at the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange.
Royal street, between Canal and Customhouse
streets N the Second District of this city on TUES
pay, December 10, 1868. at twelve O'Clock NJ,
the following described property, TO wit:
LOT OR PAROEL OF GROUND with the
improvements thereon situate in the equare bound.
ed by Franklin Gate Bentonl Mslpomene Liberty
and rhaia streets in the First District OF this city
measuring thirty.one feet eight inches and seven
lines front on said Franklin street. with depth of
nlnetyseven feet nine inches the side line toward
sald Melpomene street, and ninety-six feet on the
sde line toward said Jhaa street and thirteen feet
and three inches width in the rear American
measure '
seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash the spot.
THOMAS l.. MAXWELL.
nol3B del5 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-25
TAX OOLLEOTOR'S SALES.
state Of LouiuIana ". >. ". Moody.

"S~'VS u 11UUHHHWuW w D N : 7NRvVaIs
STATE TAX COLLECTIONS OFFICE,
Second District New Orleans, I
New Orleans, November "a, 1883
by VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY VESTED
~ ID me by law, as State Tax Collector, have this
day seized and will proceed to sell at public auction
At ny ohce, corner St Peter and Charities streets,
TT-SixIH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1865, at twelve
o'clock M, the following described properly, belong
ing TO B. N. Moody, seized to satisfy The amount of
taxes, damages and costs due by s. n MOODY for the
one per cent special tax, per act ia passed by
the General Assembly aud approved on the twenty
ninth Of September 1865:
One lot OF DRY GOODS, consisting in twenty
four ca boxes, containing each twenty-four t24
dozen of Silk Ties
Ierms-CAsh at this time of adjudication; costs. in
United States currency.
LIE LEMARIR
State Tax Collector Second district,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-25
THE SHORTEST ROUTE BETWEEN
MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
I'M MILFs or TME uNInn

74O a MFLF 8 0F THE UNION
in operation More than twenty tSnunanSn ,s
employed, and it is not impossible thai ire h
track from Omaha to Sacramento, will be I'M
Ihe UNION PAoiFIO RAILROAD COMP
receive; N04"i
La Government Grant of the right Of
and all necessary timber and other mats
iound aong the line If its operations.
Ia Cove nmeOt Grant OF II 900 acrs
land TO the mile, taxi in alternate sections
eaoh side Of its road. This is an absolute
flon and Will be source of large revenue il
future. -
IIl-A GOvernment Grant of United 81
Ih'Gly year BOMBS, amounting tc from Sl6Ol
Sae'vU per NILE according TO the dithculla
bulIt' Inc Government takes a second N
gage as security, and it is expec ed that mott
paid in services tsn1srl 1g pa a., amount may
transporting troops, mails, ETC., etc,
IVA Government Grant Of the right
sue its own First Mortgage Bonds 10 N
United States Bonds, Issued for Inc ssms y
pose, and no more. The Government Nh
tne trustees for the First Mortgage Bondhdl
10 denver the Bonds to the Company only ID
road rs completed, and after il has hsen N
med by United States IommissioI ers ana
road. 'i4a'
sto kholders, of which over Eight Million
lars have been paid in upon the work IN
Done, ana which will be increased as the Wstl
the OomHapy require.
V1-Net Cash earnings on its Wav I'm.
that already amount to more than the inter1
the First Mortgage Bonds these earninsI
an in1ieAtlon OF the vast through IrAlit
must follow the opening OF this line TO the IA
pnt they certainly prove that, FIRST MI
GAGE BONDS upon such property. MI
nearly three times their amount, are sscunI
yond any contingency
The Union Pac tio Bonds RIM thirtv vaers
SpO0 eacn ana nave coupons attacned TheJ'
annual interest payable on The first "a Va oil ISrl
and July At the Companys Office in he city n \
fork, &C ne rate OF six per cent in gold Tbst
cipai IL payable IN gold at Innturity, The nj
= ana at he Present rate of gold thew
liberal J. come on their cost '
Inc COMPANY believe that these bonds 4
pIesen' rate, are the cheapest securItv in ha m
anu anu reserve me right 10 advance the price =
tinns. subscriptions will be received Ia Nav
a. me ne G9mps my 8 Office. No 70 Nassau strea
by JOHN > CISCO 4 son. bankers, No. n
s ~ nnd ey leading bankers generally throu
Remittances should be inada in draft. ~
funds par in ew York and The Bonds will N
iree Of onarge by return express Parties snt
ing through local agents will look to hem for
safe delivery ''A +0'
A PAMPHLET AND MAP FOR 1898 bs,
been published by he Company. NJ wing 1nliaT
nation than is possible in an adyeTtisemenl
specilng the progress of the work, The rekourc1
me country iThyeIsed by ths road the neA{
construction and the value of the Bonds wbicI
oe sent Tree on application at the Companvis
or TO any OF the advertised agents.
rovs JOHN j. CISCO
treasurer, New VI