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Boots, Shoes, slippers.

~especulv invite the attention Of gentlemen wishsg
either Dress or Winter Boot present on
mas been not only manufactured with care special
pains have been taken that should
able Our ENGLISH SHOES should be seen by those de-
BLAKELY Il HOGAN,
..IH IQl Canal street.
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THURSDAY MoRSISs, DECEMBEs 81. 1896
AxUsEMENTs THIS EVENING.

HEw OPERA. HoUsE-Halevys grand opera in Eve acts
sThe Jewess"
NATIOfA L. Grand Germsn Opera C5mpany-Carl Won
Webr's opera. der frieschuetzp
n cHARLEs-shaksp eaIes comedy Midsummer Nights
Dream
ACADEMY OF YUsIc-Fary Extravaganza Little Red
Riding Hood
yARIETIES-Great dramatic sensation Lancashire LESS
CRESCENT CITY MUSEUM AND MEHAGERIE-s0 and
a st. Charles street-Open from A. N. TO lOP.
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AFoINcIDENcE.-The Hon. p. B. S. Pinch
beck presided, Tuesday evening, at a meeting
to eject delegates to national convention,
and the Same evening his no less honorable
brother presided as chief waiter at party
osv~A ny disrruguTsucu or-rr1v- rcucrar
poyernment.
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Diseases or ahe Eye.

DR.. JULIUS HOsBERGER. Qsts Assistant 70 Dr. schsl
PARISH oCULIsT, 40 Canal street. New Orleans Oos
hours from II 10 o'clock Clinic for Diseases of the Eva
Saturdays frsm o'clock. Physicians and Medical Sta
dents are invited TO attend the Clinic with
the Opthsmoscope. etc Poor patients viii be treated sudou
Grated on free Of charge rrrf = .n
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NEW YORK, Tuesday, May l.

UpoLPHo WOLFE, ESQ, "
sr-The pure Wines aud Liquors for .dicina
has been long felt by the profess
ofives sacrificed by use Of aduterstsd Ar
Deum and other di the braia and
rife in this country very in En rope ov
ing, in great deg to tie difference In the putt, Of
spirits Sod.
you ire uding Cir, whica you sell under the ma ae
Aromatic scLedam scbnapps, wfch consider lastly an
titieo to the high reputation in this country
ard from loug expert foreign importer you,
Bottled Wines and Liquors should with the same do
msnd
bic spohscsres in different parts ctv as agents. or
the sale OF ysur Brindies ana wnss where the D ,fs.
sion can obs. in she when needed for medical
puiposts
WiShns you success In your enterprise
We remain Jour obedeat servants,
VALENTINE MOTT NJ D.. Professor OF Surgery On, ven
sty Medical College, New York
j. NJ. CoRNoCHAN, n d., Professor Clinical su,,s,,
sureecn-n-c Ghetto the State Hospital etc. No L. Ess
Sixteenth street.
LEWIS A. sAYRE D., No 7,5 Brosdv.x
II. P. DEVICES. M, d, No 7gl Broadway.
JOSEPH woRsTER, NJ D., No. 10 Ninth street
NELSON STEELE. N. d. N. 81 BECKER street
JOHN o'REILLY N. d., No. Esd Fourth street
B. BAPHAtL, NJ. d. Professor of the Principles and
Practice Of surrry. New York Medical College etc. No.
VI Ninth street, and others
he proprietor also Hsrs far sals
BOTTLED WINES AND LIQUORs.
Imp rted and bottled By himself expressly nsacnaI
kseh bottle has his certificate of n. pur,,v
UDoLPHo WOLFE.
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The weather is rainy and disagreeable.
This winter has been unusually wet and chang.
able.
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Cancer Cured without sxrsery
DIR. G. p. LAWRENCE,
EAST INDIA CAxcER DOCTOE
INCEPTION AND OPERATING ROOMS:
No. ll3........... Canal street..........Ns. 113
NEW ORLEANS.
Opposite Clay Statue second floor. under washburns
Photographic Gallery.

An external Cancers regardless Of class duration. are
taken entire br .nch within three TO nine
days. By the celebrated East India Cancer applications and
internal remedies.
One application with the Of the internal remedies IL
usually all shat is complete entire cure even
in foul "e atirg' Gamer.
Under this mode Of treatment the drops out
before the ninth day The quickly heal without as
tar and present Smooth and healthy surface obvisng
all deformiiy.
These applications perfectly harmless to healthy sh
but attack instantly destroy all FUNGUS AND ABNOR
NAL GRowTHs. CANCER. CANCHR0US ULcERA-
TON sElRRHUs. TUMORs Etc.
Diseases of the Eye and EAR, and Oh CHRONIC CON-
PLAINrs. cured.
Hours-From "a NJ to 5P. n. Ladies' recsption-ffom
to4P.N.
Letters Of inq TRY contain stamp and be addressed to
DIR. G. P. LAWRENCE,
Box $40, Post ofice, New Orleans.
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Carpet and OH CSoth Warehouse


Ell KIN &c CO..
los Canal street., Opposite Christ Church.
Are receiving new styles Of vEIyET BRUssEfs
III dhIhS c4tfT and IN9RAI. CAkPArs Also FLOOR
IAlNs and large assortment Of Upholstery Gosds FOR
sale at the lovest market price for Cash
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s'lS0ufherss LANDS % .axeacv.

We oner our services for the disposal Of LANDED Pro
rEhf etc. ihs Southern States References and In
ornation promptly given. rf. rrr-
LIVINGSTON, EGERTON 4 co.,
No 50 Liberty street New Yors
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II Suit or BOys' Clothing
USEFUL NEW YEARS PRESENT.
TULANE BUILDING. New Orleans, Dec 81 1868
The attention Of guardians called 70 our
large stock Of BOYS CLOTHING which we are selling At
the love prices Our stock Of MEMS CLOTHING Is also
complete and we are selling il cheap
GARTHWAITE, LEWIS & STUART,
81 and So Camp street.
and 27l Main street. Memphis Team.
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C0rresp 0ssaeHce..

tr.l. Hall ORLEANS DRAuArrc RELIEF Assocl AroN1
New Orlesns, Dec Is lo6o. \
To oncsrs and Members of Louisiana Relief L-dge No. l.
A. =. and A. NJ:
sptsmen-The Orleans Dramatic Relief Association,
knowing the purposes Of the Masonic
d.y and of your organization particular;
cor scious that appeal for Charity made your and
behalf to aid you IN your good work, would be literally
responded to both the Fraternity and the public at large
through this undersigned committee respectfully ten
the offer Of their humble services io Puc en'sf
taipment for y'ur benefit :
Iftbis offer should with your appreciation we would
ask You to fix the time place when and where shall be
given, and inform accordingly
PRANK sIAUBUr,
c. P0R0H Committee.
TIAHAcHr, Jr. President
II. sKvEIGSEs, Secretary.
HALL on LOUISIANA RpLrEr AopeE No. l.
New Orleans, Dec Is 1908
Nessrs Theo Laache Jr Chss r. Buck, Frank shaubut,
VIC. Porch, q. seveignes:
Gents-Yeur communication rendering benefit to Louis
lana Relief Lodge No. l. A r. and A. NJ. is received; and
permit me- behalf Of that BODY to tender sincere
thsnks.
nary l6t night. and the National Tneaier the
place. y
thus aiding us in undertaking,
am fcsptctuhy
II. HAMBEBGER, W. NJ.
FRED HoLsLAsD. Secretary of La Relief Lodge, No l.
Programme January 10 1850:
"THE ROBBERS" . tra1 edy in Ave acts BY Frederick
Won Schiller and MR. and MRS. PETER WHITE"
Ladies, Misses and ChtIdres1S
BUTTON BOOTS. CATERS, ETC.
During the six weeks received and are stir
receiving per the different New York large variety
Ladies, Misses and Children's Work.
ouiy Fashionable but durable For Bas Wed.
dngs soses. etc. have the choicest kind of KID
SATIN BUTTON BOOTS. LACE CATERS and SLIP
PERs, diferens Coors French American all new and
not to be fonnd in any other store in town
Our Chldrsns stock varied sxterave
remains unequsled Our ROsETTEs are in all eoors and
Sizes up TO the GRECIAN BEND
BLAKELY & HOGAN,
% Canal street.
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H. II. Buckley,
w A Il Q II NJ A K f r,
9 Camp Street.

res'er in IRE WATCHES, JEWELLERY and SILVER
WAKE; also GUNS and PISTOLS. Manufactures and re-
pairs every description Of work in his line
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Notice 10 Tar Payers.

In accordance with Act No 1877 Of the Legstare sp-
proved October 3ls 1863 entitled An Act the
collection Of the of the city Of New Orleans for the
year 1867 al delinquent tax whos together
with the amount respectively due by the published in
the ocs the city Che New Orleans Creceu In the
month Of july 1865 hereby cited to appear andnoted
that Judgment will be applied for. in accordance with said
publication TEN Days after the first pubicsto 1.-THE pres
notice. in the Glowing Courts. via Ins inwhich
the bills for hundred dollars less In the Third Dis
tct Court for the par.h Of Orleans in sleases In which
the bills exceed one hundred dollars according the first
leerot Ne deinquent's family follows From III
n ipcussve'y In the Fourth District Co.'s from k
inclusvey and q in the Fifth District COur from to II
inclusvely and r in the Sixth District Cour and A
Il incusively inthe Seventh District Court:
+. MICHlNARD,
Assistant CITY Attorney.
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PhaEOss,s
NEW PERFUME FOR THE HANDKeRCHle
Flor DE Mayo"
Wonderful Flower.

The Fragrance Of this Extract delicious and durable
that only two or three deps necessary perfume hand
kerchief None Of the delicate and fragrant qualities are
lost but great taken the exquisite and deli
cate perfume peculiar to the FLOR DE MAYO. No lasys
toilet complete without bottle the Extract
not 70 dscoor the most delicate fabric Prepared by
PHAL4ON d SONS
e7 Bresdway, N. T.. under Nicholas Hotel
And for sale BY all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
the United States.
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e.. III. Muller s. Co..
c. ii. ER...................s....P. W. DIELMAN
FIRST PREMIUM
STEAM CANDY hANUFACTURERS.
Wholesale Confectioners,
IMPORTERS
FIRE WORKS, WINES AND LIQUORS.
1000 boxes B. P. CANDY. 1000 bxs Assd Stick CANDY
k5O0 Fancy CANDY. 500 boxes Rock CANDY
50 boxes New shelled ALMONDS.
lage assortment Of Gum Drops. sugsr Almonds Bon.
bons, Kisses, Lozenges; all kinds Of Drops Sugar Toys
Fancy Ornaments and Cupids
large assortme-t of FIRE WORKSHOP boxes Fire
Crackers $500 boxes different kinds Torpedces 200 gross
different kinds Of Sky Rockets gross different kinds Of
Roman Candles.
Also large assortment of Serpents PIN Wheels Bengoa
Lights, Bombshels and Fire Crackers
And large assortment Of California Wines and Liquors
All Goods offer at the Lowest Rates. and win be
delivered to the remoest OF city Free Charge
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WIN dad a cid stand % osnr street, all dsscrpt.sn. Al,
House funshing Goods. Fine Cutlery Plated Ware Fins
ca. ssd fAn Glassware; French China Plain aud Decor
s'ed Dans and Tee ssss stons China Plain sad Fsuey
ss-.s - sAxL E. MOORE 1 co.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-31

Parents desiring BOYS youths or Shoe that will
OF and wear vel should before purchasns
elsewhere, awe have not equal twenty yeaua
BLAKELY & HOGAN,
Canal
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-31

G.. III. ZiM sNerneNmn
WITH ONE or THE BEST SELECTED STOCKS OF
Fine Jewelry. Diamonds,
WATCHES AND SILVER WARE.
Ever brought to city.
Rich and Exquisite sILvERWARE, for Presents
The new and elegant BYZANTINE JEwELRY.
The Celebrated vacheron GOLD WATCHES.
New Patterns in C0RALs, from Naples
BRACELETS OF EVERY SIZE AND WEIGHT.
GoRHAM PLATED WARE; a new Stock throughout
THE IMPERIAL HORSE ROsETTE,
new and beautiful srticlejust out
AL Goods imported DIRECTLY from the largest factories
Europe and America.
c. H. ZIMMERMANN,
% and 90 Canal street, New Orleans.
% Nassau street, New Yosk.
4S Rue heslsy. Paris
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SOutherm .unmufuetory.

Having Just removed 70 my NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
$50 CANAL STREET, near Dryades, beg leave 10
inform my old friends and patrons that not only
prepared TO furnish, usual Gents Ladies' and Misses
MEN but have also hand at all times the Latest and
Fashionable Styles OF the best imported material
reasonable rates. Orcers respectfully solicited and promptly
JOHN NORWOOD. :
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HresC Goods.

The Finest fIME-KEEPERs The world direct frousthe
celebrated factories OF Tobss T. Cooper and Spear
ID England; Appleton Tracy Cos Bsrtlet and Howard.
In Europe. are arriving daily at - ~s
A. b. GRISwOLD & cos
,.v Corner Canal and Royal streets
watches. Clocks. Bronzes and Vases - -
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Seeds.

Seeds. Seeds.
The undersigned has in store complete assortment Of
WARRANTED GARDEN SEEDS, for sale by the Hun
d ed or Thousand Pspers, at REAS1NABLE RATES.
Also-BoxEs, well assorted, EXPRESSLY FOR PLAN
T1TION USE.
A supply of the celebrated Ell PAsO ONION SEED has
been received, for sale in quantities to suit
Also-A supply Of the folowi g varieties of GRASS
SEED, Etc: Lawn Gr@s Rescue Grass Califonis Clover
Red Clover, white Clover Lucerne Timothy. Blue Grass
Sanifoin Orchard Grass Onion Sets and Button Onions
E. F. VIRGIN,
SEED STORE,
TO- Gravier street.
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Il. Charles,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
@ T. n f r. AL G. RO @ f r. / f 8
sac and STA MsgaxIne Street.
Opposite the Market.
ON HAND, AT ALL TIMES, THE
CHOICEST BL0UR. COFFEE. BUTTER,
TEAS, BRANDY, WINE,
Etc, Etc.
WHICH AN oFFERING AT THE
Lowest Cash Prices.
GOODS DELIVERED TO ANY LOCALITY FREE
OF CHARGE
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NEW YORK, So CEDAR STREET,
Nov. 70, 1867,

UDoLPHo WOLFE. ESQ.,, Present.
Dear sr-I have submitted to chemical analysis two bot
ties Of "schiedam Schnspps" which took from fire. Al
package in bonded warehouse and find before
the spruOus liquor free from injurious ingredients or
Justification; that has the marks Of being aged and not re-
Gently prepared by mechanical sdmxure Of alcohol and arc
mstics Respectfully
FRED. =. MAYER Chemist
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SUITABLE FOR
HOLIDAY PRESENTs.
PIANO FORTES of stenway 4 Sons, Pleyel, etc.
PARLOR ORGANS of Mason 4 Hsmlin-
vIOLINs, BANJ0s. GUITARS,
ACCORDEONs, CoNCERTINAs, FLUrES.
MUSIC BOXES from 50 50 to $40,
TOY DRUMS, TOY TRUNPETs etc.
MUSIC BOOKS,
MUSIC FOLIos,
PIANO STOOLS,
PIANO COVERS.
For sale by
LOUIS GRUNEwALD,
Music Store,
l29 Canal street
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-10-15

The November election has now to settle
but this one question: Shall the Republican or
Democratic party control the affairs of the
great State of New York for the next two
years? The question of the Presidency is de-
cided. Grant will probably receive the same
electoral vote that Lincoln did in 1864, with
the addition of more than half of the votes of
the Southern States But the Democrats will
try hard to carry New York for Hoffman. The
revenues of the State are immense, and the
control of these revenues the Democracy great
ly desire to obtain. Besides, Tammany and
Mozart are anxious TO get rid of State interior
ence in the municipal affairs of New York
city. The Metropolitan Commissioners, estab-
lisbed by the Republican legislature, check,
while they do not entirely restrain, extrava-
gance and corruption in the expenditure of
the $25,000,O00 that is required annually to
carry on the city government There are two
other pet schemes which the Democracy will
carry out il they elect Hoffman and a majority
of the Legislature. A Republican legislature
has passed tolerably stringent registration
law. This interferes TO some extent with
fraudulent voting. A Republican legislature
has passed what is known as the excise law.
placing some little restraint upon the sale of
liquor in New York and Brook Ign, and afford
ing large revenue for charitable purposes to
those two cities. The Democracy hate these
laws and will instantly repeal them if they can
obtain the control
vote for Hoffman and we will vote for
Grant is now the proposition that the thor
oughly terrified Democrats will make to New
York Republicans. 1t is to be hoped that no
such bargain will be made 1t is a matter of
national Importance that the State govern
rnent OF New York should be in the hands of
the friends of the country. Seymour's reign
from 1862 to 1864 was fraught with woe to the
nation. Hoffman is as thoroughly tainted
with Copperheadism as the Deerfed farmer
pesdes being man of holder spirit. As Nav
or OF new York he has connived at the most
shameless pluadering of the public money that
was ever known even in Gotham To mako
him Governor would be a national d;sarooo
Let Tammany fatten and thrive on tha it,,
funds, but keep it from the treasury of tho ole.
rious Empire State. 1t were better To risl +bo
chances of Grant for the electoral vote than 70
make it possible for Hoffman to be Governor
by any trading of votes
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-10-15

THE LONDON TIMES ON AMERICAN FL
NANoEs.-A cable dispatch gives the following
sentence from Times editorial on our nation
al debt: Admitting that both Republican
and Democratic parties contain large factions
who urge the payment of the principal of the
debt in paper, an American statesman in the
present vagueness of the law and in the crav-
ing necessity for economy may conscientiously
hold that view" But the Times argues that
should this policy be carried into practice the
credit of the country would be so seriously in
jured, that for all future loans the United
States would have to pay higher rate of in
terest than six per cent, so that they would
lose in the end, and thus their economical OBJ
jects would be defeated. Very good, but the
American people have decided this question
as one of morals and not of economy, though
the wisdom of their determination is justified
by either moral or economical considerations,
As for the faction of the Republican people
that favors reputation, it is just now difficult
to see where it is. The last spark of that sort
of thing went out when Senator Morton made
his speech at Lafayette the other day.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-10-15

On Saturday, the flag over the office of the
New York Daily News was hoisted at half
mast, out of respect to the memory of the late
rebel Howell Cobb.
James M. Burlington, of Fall River, las
been nominated for Congress in the first Mas
sachusetts district.
1t is a remarkable illustration of times re-
venges-the Salem Mercury says-that the
present John Quincy Adams has gone on a
Drmocratic electioneering tour to South Caro-
ma Where his grandfather would probably
nave oeen hanged without Judge or jury, by
the same Democracy
The Boston Post did not hear aditoriaIlv of
Tuesdays election-not even "tba Radical
manipulations.
Charles Sumner predicts that New ,Jersev
will give its electoral vote for Grant and Col.
fax
EDWARD Laboulayc, the distinguished
french Liberal, has written letter to Forney
y. 'he Philadelphia Press in which he eulo
gzes Grant.
me Republicans of the first New york Con
and tbe;r oa, s'ticC propose to honor themselves
liam c,rt;s py nominating George Will
Demooro+;o ro, congress. A split in the
| him. '''ioie TO elect
Col. H. A. Smalley, formerly a mo.,,
the 9th Vermont regiment, has written ~. vi
to General Stannard saying that THOUGH NJ"
Seymour and Blair were first nominated -
intended to give them his support he is now
convinced That Grant is better man for the
place than his antagonist and that he is called
upon to vote for him by every honorable and
patriotic feeling.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-10-15
The elections of Tuesday

What was reasonably assured Tuesday night
il now placed beyond any possibility of doubt
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and Nebraska
have been carried BY the Republicans by large
maiorities There is no need for us to reiterate
the fact that Grants election is now as sure as
If a majority of the electoral vote had already
been cast for HIM. The more sane Democratic
papers acknowledge this. The following para
graph from the New York Atlas of SATURDAY..
an organ of Tammany Hall, which places the
names of Seymour and Blair at the head of its
column is but specimen of the volumes of
similar testimony that might be culled from
Democratic papers:
Should Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana vote
together next Tuesday IKE Presidential con-
test will be virtually decided Ii all go Dem
ocratic, the election of Seymour aud BLAIR
Will be as certain as anything future can pc
Ii all 90 Republican, nothing can prevent the
triumph OF Grant and ColtaX. Ihat is a 1act
which neither party can blink, and although
the one which is thus Overwhelmingly defeat
ed NAV still make vigorous struggles, it will he
rather for the sake of preserving its organiza-
ton and saving what it can from the general
wreck, than in the faintest hope of victory
But ii these three great States are divided, the
result of the Presidential election will remain
in uncertainty, with the chances greatly in
favor OF the party that carries two of them
Such is the situation, fairly stated.
The election of Republican President being
assured, all other considerations are of second
airy importance. Three Senators, two of them
In place of Democrats, are among the minor
fruits of the victory. The loss of Representa-
tves-two or three in Pennsylvania, three in
Ohio and possible one in Indiana-is of no spe-
cisl Importance. With Grant in the White
House a good working majority of Congress is
as good for all practical purposes as the much
larger proportion of the members that we now
have to pass bills over Johnson's vetoes. Be.
sides, we shall be likely to gain in other States
the Representatives we have lost. in the Octo-
Der elections.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-10-15
Central Pacific Railroad Company,

to whom belongs the Western and Principal Portion
of the Main-stem Line, receive from the United
States Government,
L. The right Of toay through the Territories with
the use of timber and materials along the route
H. an absolute grant Of tcenty sections per mile
Q2,sOO acresl Of the PUBLIC LANDS on the line
the ,ainiLa~m Ualue Of whici is noc fired at SO 30
per acre.
III, A special issue Of U. s. Sir percent Bonds,
at The average rate Of $4,000 per mile delivered as
the york progresses chich the Company are aslosc-
ed to repay 'oithin thirty years, mainly By trans-
portatioa services. IN.
". authority to issue their opR First Morteage
Bonds to the same amount. having the preferred lien
superior TO that Of the Government. .....rH
y. Hreceires, in addition, donations and subsi-
dies from the State and Cities Of California AMOUNT
ing TO more than s3,OOO,OOO In gold:
Or an aggregate of Cash Resources for construction
o: more than sixty millions upon 525
miles, Independent of the ten millions OF acres of
public lands, and further subscriptions to the Capi-
tai Stock. The early completion OF the enterprise
Is therefore beyond all doubt
This Company have already carried their road sue
eessfuy across the Sierra Nevada Mountains, and
are rapidly extending the track across the Salt Lake
Plains, and have already a valuable way-trafic
thereon. Besides mileage upon all through bust
ness, this road having the best lands for settlement
the most productive mines, the nearest markets. and
being exempt from competition, will always com
mand large revenues The net earnings upon the
completed portion more than double the total
annual interest liabilities to be assumed thereupon
The undersigned offer tor sale, and recommend to
investors, the