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Gitp advertisements.

(,IrY TANES-LAST lNSTALMENT-
v CITY TREASURY, NOVEMBER p 1861
Under an Ordinance 10 raise supplies f)r the year
1888" The third ius;allaent OF taxes on Real Estate
must b raid during Ills month or executions will
be Issued. S. lbONAS, City Treasurer.
November .
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November l.
I. q. q. F.

SOUTH CAROLINA LODGE NO. /.
THE REGULAR WEEKLY MEE1ING OF THI,
LODGE will be hell This Erening, at Sever
O'Clock precisely. full and puuctual attendance o
the mtmbers is requested, as the NJ. W. Crane
Master and Grand Representative will be in attend
ance for the purpose Of giving instruction. Mem
bcrs OF Sister Lodges of the city, and transient breth
rcn, are fraicrnaly invited to lie present.
BY order. L. {. LOYAL,
November II secretary.
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Mtftiags.

GERMAN FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
A TrEND A REGULAR QUARTERLY MEETING
n of your Company This afternoon. at Three
o'clock Absentees from late fires must come pre-
pared to give their excuses.
By order OF the Pres dent.
Novon,her II Secretary.
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Amustment.

THE BOARD CT CONTROL OF The "HoME"
rsturn their thanks t. the community for The assist
ance which has been extended them in their under
takipg and will be thankful for any contributions of
money, provisions and fancy articles.
Packages IRON, distance will be transported free
OF charge, by the Express Company and Railroads,
If directed to Mrs. NJ. 4. SNOwDEN, President OF
Widows Home, Charleston. S. c.
n B-Postively no Lists for Raflles will be circu-
lated about the hall Chanc;s ii desired, can be Sc
cured at the respective tables.
BOARD uF CONTROL.
Mrs " 4 sSowDEN, Mrs HENRY RAvENEL,
Mrs GAILLAnD, Mrs Ii WILSON,
Mrs HUGER, Mrs YEDDER.
Mrs GEO ROBERTSON, Miss NJ MIDDLETON.
Mrs WM RAyENEL, Miss NJ CAMPBELL,
Mrs S SNowpEN, Miss Z PAL3E",
Miss II HoRLBECK, Mis- ANNA SIMPSON,
Mira N P MATHEsoS.
Mrs. N. A. SNoWDEN. Pre'ideut
Miss MATILDA MIDDLETON Vice-prf sident
Miss NJ. u. CAMPBELL, Sec aud Treasurer.
Slrs. J. H. WILSON, Corresponding Secretary.
November
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
UNITED STATES, FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
IN THE MATTER OF JOHN G. TBUEST0N, OF
CHARLESTON. NKKUPr.-PETIT ITION FOR
FULL. AND FINAL DISCHARGE IN BANKRUPT
CY.-Ordered, That helrn! be had on tie 20M day
of November 1865 at the Federal Courthouse in
Charleston, s. e.; and that all Creditors &c, OF said
Bankrupt APPEAR at said time aud pl ce, and show
cause ii any they Why the prayer OF the petition
or should not be granted. And that the SECOND meet
irg of Creditors OF sail Bankrupt will be held at the
office OF Il. L. CARPENTER, Etq Registrar OF the
Second Congressional District, south Caroina, on
the 18Th day IF Nopem6er. 1868 at u NJ.
Dy order OF the Court. this 3lst day of October,
1868. DANIEL HORLBECF,
Clerk of the strict Court OF the u. S. for i. g.
November W.
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SEGAR EMPORIUM.

ID SALAs. AGENT FOR THE CHARLESTON
III. Branch OF the Havana Segar Factory, ia
Valentino" would respectfully invite the attention
OF dealers and smokers to bis very large stock of
HAVANA AND DOMESTIC SEGARS. OF I'll grades
and Sizes e1cellpd by few in this country, and war
rantcd to be as represented.
sample boxes sent to the country and orders eI.
ccuted by Express, c o. d. or - days city accep-
tance.
NO. lis EAST BAY-STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. c.
August a mwf6mo
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Dissolution CT Gopartnfrsbip.

MOTTO CG?AKTNERSHIP
~ heretofore existing between us under the
rame of LEONHARD1 Y DUENslNG. has his ia!
by mutual consent been dissolv d. Ar. LEON
BARDT is alone authorized - settle the aliir' w "
fbo arm All ;,crsons indebted to thc tirm Will IL Ike
nayn,ent TO him. W. III. LEUNHAEDI.
CHS. u. oCENS1NG.
Charleston, November 7, ISIS.
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL CARRY ON HE
ns;ncss of IN. lar and Hob ,cro Store under the
pavilion Ho.c' ami thanking his riends fol their
patronage, would respectfully so!ici Continuance
OF their ,uStpm ,,,Dr
November Q 3 v" IL LcO-'nAhDl'
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w knowing Anything OF the whereabouts OF Mr..
ANTONY DUKK who lett Richmond about fifteen
months since Tor kentucky. will confer tayor bT
addressing his wife, ANNE BUEK. Richmond Post
o(1ire lmos October 10
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TN THE DIsrE7Cr COURT OF THE
L UNITED SrAlES, FOR SOUTH CAKOL1NA-
OCTOBER TERM. ls6s.-IN TIE MATTER OF
ROBER +. COOPER, OF SUMTER, BANKRUPT
PETITION FOR FULL AND FINAL DISCHARGE
IN BANKRUPTCY Ordered. That q hearing be had
on tile 26h day of NOrep,Gsr 1868, at FEEDER Court
hou:o in Columbia :. C.. and that all Cred ors, &C.,
Of said bankrupt appear at said time and place. and
show cause, If any they can why the prayer OF the
petitioner should not bo grLpted. And that the
sec nd meeting OF Creditors of said Bankrupt will be
teli at Il Office OF Il. Is. CARPENTER. ESQ., Regis
rar OF the Second Congressional Dist let, s. c., on
23i day Of NoremGer, 1855 At P. N.
D. crder of the Court the 30h day of October,
1868. DANIEL HORLBECK,
lcrk of the District Court Of the U. :. Tor $. c.
NoycmEer4 VIZ
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New YORK. No. So CEDAE-sraEET.
~. a., 80, M 1877

NEW YORK No. s. CEDAE-srhEET.
November &C. 1867
UDoLpHo WOLFE, Esq.. Present.:
Dear Sir-!have Submitted TO chemical ana'y
two bottles of "sclc1am schnapps," which took
from fresh package in your bonncd warehouse, and
find. as before, mat the sprituous liquor is tree
from ipiarious Ingredient. or filsifcaIion; that it
has the marhs OF beng aged and rot recently pre-
pared oy III chanca: a,l.nxu.e of alcohol aud aro-
matics.
E-.pec iully FED. +. MAYER,
chemist.
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DELTA LODGE UF UFPEmFECTlO1, No. 1.
REGULAR COMMUNICATION OF THIS
IA Lodge will be hold This "Wednesday Erentn5.
at halfpast Seven.
Candidates for the Fourth Degree VII be puuc,ual
in attendance
By order of c. E. CHICHESTER T. P. G. N.
Z. E. BETFORD,
November II Secretary
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WANTED, BY A LADY ACCuSTOM-
w ED to write for the press, employment on
one or more Literary Papers or Magazines, as q
WRITER OF SKETCHES, Poetry, &c. Address
Miss K. Z. W, Postotfice, Charleston, 5. Z.
October
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vJTANTED, EMPLOYMENT BY ~ RE:
w FUGEE from Beaufort who has no means OF
support md Is suffering from want. For further
information address REFUGEE through the Pcst-
Office October
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WANTED, BOARD. FOR 4 GENTLE-
w MAN, wife, three cniiareu AMI muse. Viii
require two rooms, aud p ain but substantial table.
Ad1ress. stating terms, &c, "M So" Box No. 3sj,
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WANTED, SUBSCRIBERS FOR All
w THE Leading MAGAZ!HES AND NEW>-
PAPERS. at publisher ra:sS.
CHARLES c. RICHTER,
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WANTED. ET young MAN, WHO
w writes plain aud eSib'e hand, si'u!ion
where he can earn livelihood :or lie support OF Ills
fan ily. ddress "Pcn..aa," uFFICE L DAILY MEMS.
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r,MPLOYMENT EICE.-SEKTANTS
e can be obia,red by ap?lcatio TO the "INiUN
HOME" from I'll =. IL O'Clock daily
Servants can al-o find places by application TO the
same place, at the same hours lnnairc for the Ma
tron, COZ aer Church aoi .hLlmec; .t.cet
June 10
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COAL! COAL!!

JOIIS S. IIOELB Z C L,
OFFICE EAST DAY, OPPOSITE UNION
WgARTES,
DEGS LEAVE To INFORM HIS FRIENDS AND
ID the public that he tas commenced the CCA!.
AND GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS, and
solcits share of their patronage
August l. 3mo
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o. TONS PERUVIAN GUANO, DIRECT FROM
30 the agent, warranted rure for sale at market
rates, with ibe al discount in lots CT five tons or
more. j. y. ROBSON,
Nos. and Atlantic Wharf.
October % D&c vfmlmp
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Removals.

nEMU vAL.-DNS. PNIOLEiC HAVE
N reno; cd their U;fca and Residence to No. III
WLNTWOHTH.SrKEEr, neG- Rut.edse.
November WIS
DRJ.S nI,TCIIELL HAS REMOVED
- his Off C ard residence 70 TIE SOUTHEAST
COkNEF OF KING AND JOIN STREETS.
Nvycmtar2
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WANTED A SITUATION, By A ONE
w ARMED MAN, a. oyerseer of hands, or super
iutendent on farm or plantation, or watchnan, or
any other employment that oEe-arined man can
till Apply at No. II ANN-STREET. Applicant can
enve GOOD references September %
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Tie proprietor a!so ,tfe:s ~ ss;e.
BOTTLED VINES AND LIQUORS,

Imported and b,.t-i by himself. expressly Tor me-
lirnal use Each t:r has his certificate vi Its ir-
-ity. SDSLt'flC ~ VLF K.
Snyamh,- II 3Eo5
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WANTED, EVERYBODY To SUB
w SCRIBE to the CIRCULATING LlDRANY.-
CHARLES Z. FIGHTERS Select Library Of New
Books contains a OF the latest publications
April u No. l6l KING-STREET.
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WANTED, BY A GENTLE1IAN FROM
w the up.counry, SITUATION rs CLEhh III
either Wholesale or Retail Grocery store; Is ex-
Fest of references glyen. Address CLErK, through
Charleston Postonce Sou;l Carolina.
September IL
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g t-Sg.sr:::ET, NEW YORK,
--1...p,I,n- ~ 1St-

= E-NE.sT:..XT, NEW lO:k,
November II. 1867.
UDaLruo WOLF, Esq. P.',.sr::
Dear .Sir-I have mi IL chemical examination Of
a sample CT your Sc:ietlim Schnapps, with the in-
.cnt ii determining /; aay foreign injurious sub
stance had been addci 20 d. simple distilled spirits
The examination has resulted III tue conclusion
flat the sample contained no poisono IS or harmful
admx;ure l have ten unable TO discover any
trace OF the leeteri1rs substances wich are en-
ployed in the alulte!a:ion Of liquors. would not
hcsitate to use mysci! - recommi nd TO others,
for medicinal purposes The Srhicdam Schrapps as
an excellent and unobjectionab!e variety OF gin.
Very respectfully yours.
l>igaedl CtIAS. 4. SELL1, lAcm 81.
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pEPO>ITS RECEIVED FROM INDIVIDUALS
Firms Banks. Bankers and Corporations, subject
to check sight, aud interest allowed at the rate
OF FOUR PER CENT. per annum.
CERTIFIcA rES OF DEPOSIT issued bearing FOUR
PER CENT. interest, payable on demand, or after
tx Il dates.
COLLEC HONS made en- all accessible points in the
United StlteS, CInlda and Europe Dividends and
Courous also collected, and I'll most promptly ac-
counted Tor.
ORDERS promptly executed, for the purchase of
Gold. also, Government and other Securities, on
commission.
INFORMATION furnished, and Purchases o, E1-
changes ot Securities made tor investors.
NEGOTIATIONS OF Loans and Foreign Exchange
effected. 6nos September 10
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CHI A r L E S T o N {.

WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER II, 1868
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I1,el bound - say. thlt resa-l your Selma BPS
as beng in every respect .mineniiy pure, ana
deserving oi medical patronage At all everts, it is
the rcs, possible aric.e OF Holland Gin. here to-
lore ruob;aiaaplc. aai Us such uIy pc safely pre-
scrbetl by physicians
Pharmaceutical Chemist, New York.
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GERNIANIA BCND.

An EXTRA MEETING OF TIE GERMANIA
n DCND will be held This Erenn9. at halt.past
Seven O'Clock. Members are requested to be pune
tua ne business of i'm ortanre will be transacted.
By order of The President. Bi. F, aNSEL,
November IL IN Secretary.
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sULOMON,s LODGE, No. !. a. F. 81.

n EXTRA COMMUNICATION OF sOLoMoN'S
n LODGE will be held This "Wednesday liter
nton, the 1l.h instant, at Masonic ILL., at Three
o'clock. Toe T. C. Degree will be conferred. Mem
bers aud Candidates will govern themselves accord
ingy. By order ". A1.
II. j. Nc 1OR9IACK,
November II Secretary.
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November II
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PERUVIAN GUANU,

Agent for South Carolina,
October 10 tuths1mo-DSc Charleston, =. C.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-16

ing at passers-by. Apolice officer was put
Ia charge ofthe house and Mr.. Morse notified
ofthe State ofafairs. 7e-s'=a.s-szsis-
Charles Williams and Robert Fields we're
arrested yesterday on Poydras and Com
mon streets charged with stealing, on Tues
day last, from Mrs. Ellen Brunei, before
reported Ada Brummel, of Basin street, a
gold watch and neck chain, silver waiter,
two dozen silver spoons, one dozen silver
forks and one fiVe-shooting revolver. S.
Cohen was afterward arrested on warrant
charged with receiving the above named
stolen property, or portion Of the same.
Hugh Kennedy who, together with
Roberts, made his escape Friday from the
Second District police station, was recap
tured yesterday at the Stock Landing. He
is charged with burglary aud Roberts with
committing rape on a crazy woman. The
two were brought Friday from the Parish
Prison to be arTaigned before the Recorder
They were locked up in cell, the floor of
which had sometime since been broken
through, and both made their escape
through this floor
The Bulletin reports that large number
OF citizens gathered yesterday at the Maga-
zine Market, considerably excited over the
death of Mr.. Thomas Siunott, who was shot
Thursday night in Tattersalls saloon. They
dispersed peaceably, however. 1t appears
that MIR. Sinnott did not make any special
request before his death not to prosecute
Hayes for the shooting, but the priest re-
fused to give him absolution until he had
forgiven Hayes. After repeating several
times, g Think Of my poor wife and child
rem Sinnott at last said he forgave Hayes
as a Christian.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-16
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE.

THE POPULAR ROUTE FROM CHICAGO 10
New York and New England, via Niagara Falls and
Suspension Bridge.
Four Express Passenger Trains leave daily from
Chicago via Michigan Central Railroad, making
direct through connections to all cities, towns and
villages in NeE York, New Eng and and the Cana6as.
No change of cars baggage between chicago and
Niagara Falls. Particular attention is cal ed 70 our
Afternoon Fast Eastern Express Train.
PullmRns Celebrated Drawing Room and Hotel
Cars are attached 10 this train and run through
from Chicago to Rochester.
PullmaL'a Celebrated sIeePIHg Coaches on
all Night Trains.
BE particular and see that your tickets read via
Michigan Central Railroad. Through tickets can he
purchased in Springfield at The ticket office OF the
Chicago and Alton Railroad, and in Chicago at the
General Once in fremont House Block, where
Sleeping Car accomnodations can also be engaged
IL. E. SARGENT,
General Superintendent, Chicago.
HENRY G. WENTWORTH,
General Western Pas seDger Agent, Chicago
Chicago, March !, 1868. NOS
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-16
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANS
PORTATION.

HEADQUARTERS F1FrB MILITARY DISTRICT,
state of Texas, [
Office of Chief Quartermaster, {
Austin, Texas, Novem ber >, 1868. }
CFALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE WILL
y be received at this office until MONDAY, De-
celnber II ls at II clock NJ for the transport tiOn
Of military supplies, from the first day of January,
l- to the thirty rst day ofDecember, 1868, on the
following route, viz:
Route No. g,
From Corpus Christi TO alt military posts
and Camps that are or may be established on the
Bio Grande River, South of 80 degrees north lati-
tude, and all intermediate points.
Bidders will state the rate per one hundred
QCO pounds per one hundred 1O0 miles at which
thov will transport said supplies.
Bidders should give their names in full, as well as
be accompanied by bond in the sum Of ten thous-
AndO0 00Ndoars, signed by two or more responsible
persons guaranteeing that, in case the contract is
awarded for the route mentioned in the proposal to
the parties proposng the contract will be accepted
and entered into, and good and sufficient security
furnished by said parties in accordance with the
terms of this Advertisement
The amount of bonds required from the eontrac-
tor viii be h:ty thousand $4,000, dollars.
Satisfactory evidence of the sovency of each bid
der and person offered security will be required.
Forms of contract may be seen at the office OF the
Depot Quartermaster at San Antonio and at Browns
vile, Texas, and at this Office
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids that
may be offered. ..r
Proposals m ust be indorsed Proposals for army
transportation" and addressed to the undersigned
By command Ct Brevet Major General j. j. Rey
nolds. ...,,-,
Brevet Brigadier General and c. q, 81, Filth Mill
tary District nol3 st
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-16
., S, MARsHALS SALES,


Charles Morgan We, sas bernard AveRnO
IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
for the Fifth Circuit aud District Of louisi-
ana-No 5219.-By virtue OF a writ of tieri faoas,
on the ifth day of November 1855 have seized and
taken into my possession, and will expose for sale at
Inc twenty first dAy of December, 1858, at the
entrance TO the Customhouse, on Old Leyee streer,
between Canal and Customhoase streets in tins
city, at the hour OF twelve o'clock NJ. the follow
ing gOR desetlIeR PsgpSsfI }Ss T or GRoITNp with all
the buildings and improvements thereon, rights,
ways, heIeditRments and appurtenances thereunto
he First District Of the cit 6f New Orleans in the
square bounded by New Levee, Fulton, Poydr ard
Gravier streets, and designated as lots Nos y IT, u
and ~ on plan drawn by Hugh Grant, surveyor,
on the twel tn OF January, ls52, and measuring as
follows: Lot No. 9, having q eet lnches INES
Fulton street, by a depth OF lle feet inches
an se on s,de % Of lot a 10 l lot No TO- having q ieet
iuches lines front on New Leyee street. y feet
Of ia fee and lines on the Side Vi OF No g and OF
III fec. nches and lines on the side OF lot No H.
So oS To- syee M saHns eree 3 eet inches lines 'front.' on
fulton street, by depth OF liz feet inches and
inches o9 ines on the Side Of lot No M and e No
~ having q feet inches lines front New Leyee
street by depth Of Tic feet II inches lines on the
side OF lot No II, and of ll6 feet inches and lines
SEIZED and TO be sold as above set forth tc
satisfy the demand Of Charles Morgan, plaintiff IN
SUIT 70 thoVsduu ana SHY
nine dollars and eighty.eieht cents, with interest
| thereon at the rate ef eight per cent per snnum
until paid, more fully an particularly set forth in
the cory of the Judgment OF record in said snit TO
gether with attorneys fees and all costs oil suit, as
| per writ.
Terms of Sale--Cash, at the time Of adjudication
/ in Uniteo States Treasury notes.
Costs Of act of sale, internal revenue stamps etc.
| at the expense OF purchaser. 49,,
| United States MarshAPs Once, New orleans
| November IA, 1865.
Dietrict OF Louisiana
ANo sa-nol6 81 2s de5l2le
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-16
20 MILFs nE THE IrNInN IA

7IO MILES OF THE UNION Pa
ltU OIFIC RAILROAD are now finished and
employed, and it is not impossible that the entre
track from Omaha 70 Sacramento. will be finished
The UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
la Government Grnnt of the right of way.
and all necessary timber and other materials
II.SA, Cove nnens Grant OF Il 800 acres of
Snd to d the e. NILE r.; taken T. alternate seSt,ops on
tion and will be source OF large revenue in the
III.-A Government Grant of United States
Thirty year Bonds, amounting to from $1,000 to
sis,OO0 per mile, according to thedifteulties 10
built. The Government takes second mort
gage as security. and il is expected that not only
paid in services rendered By the Company IN
transporting troops mails. ETC., etc,
sue its own First Mortgage Bonds, 70 aid in
building the road, to the same amount as ths
United States Bonds, issued for the same pur
pose and no more The Government permits
the Trustees for the First Mortgage Bondholders
Toadis completed, and after it has been exam
med " Cnltsd States Commissioners and pa
road. la fEI H9f.. -
VA Capital Stock subacrIptIon from the
stockholders, of which over Eight Million Dol
lars have been paid in upon the work already
done and which will be increased as the wants Of
the COMPANY REQUIRE
yI-Net Cash KarninKa on its Way Business
that already amount 70 more than the interest of
an Indication Of the vast thrt ugh traftio that
must follow the opening OF the line to the Pacific
but they certainly prove that FIRST MORT
| GAGE BONDS upon such property, costing
nearly three times their amount, are secnre be-
| yond any contingency. # .s..t-
The Union Pacific Bonds run thirty years, are for
SlC00 each, and have coupons attached. They bear
annual interest payable on the first days of january
and July at the Company Office in the city Of New
York, at the rate of SIX cent in gold. The prn-
cpal is payable in gold at maturity. The price is
| ~, and at the present rate of gold. they pAy
| liberal income on their cost.
| The Company believe that these bonds, at the
present rate the cheapest security in the mari
and reserve the right to advance the price at any
time. Subscriptions will De received in New York.
| ut the Company Office. No 20 Nassau street, and
| by JOHN j, CISCO d son, Bankers, No. So Wall
street, and By leading bankers generally throughout
| the United States.
Remittances should be made in drafts or other
funds par in New York, and The Bonds will be sent
free OF charge by return express. Parties suoscrib
ing through local agents will look 10 them for their
safe delivery. - -. -. -
been published BY the COMPANY, giving fuller ihfor-
nation thau is possible in an advertisement. re-
specting the progress the work, the of
| the country Iraversed by the road, the means for
constructor and the value OF the Bonds which will
be sent free application at the Company office,
| JOHN j. CISCO,
| nov5 Treasurer, New York.