Litchfield enquirer., 1868-11-26

Pacific Railroad Company. These Bonds are the duly authorized and l accredited obligations of one of the most re- l sponsible Corporations of the Ame, ican conti ! nent. and are secured by an absolutes first lien l upon the valuable grants, franchises, railroad i equipment, business, &c.,, of the best portion
 ,aI1aGo aLaAaoNLH0 WaE Great National Pacjfc Rqilroad Line, l extending eastwardly from the navigable wa ters of the Pacific Coast to the lines now rap idly building from the eastern States. 1a They bear six per cent int lest per annum in gold and both principal and in terest are ex- pressly made payable in United States Gold Coin.'' The semi-annual Coupons are pay able, July lst and January lst, in New York City. 4..
 The purchaser is charged the accrued inte res rom the date of the last paid coupon, at the outitencyl1 ttH fa'e oonlysfGoJ ,38IIA e. This issue of bonds constitutes one of the largest and most popular Corporate Loans of the country, and therefore will constantly be dealt in.
 The greater portion of the loan is now in the ! hands of steady investors, and it is probable that before many months when the road is Iscompleted and the loan closed, the Bonds will De eagerly sought for at the highest rates. z
 They are issued only as the work progresses, and to the same extent only as the U $. Subsi- dy Bonds granted by the Government to the raclhc :; Railroad t IT Companies. v ,1 /.
 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 compIe- ted portion Is 80 heavy and so advantageous. l than the gross earnings average more than a quarter oi million in gold per month, of which 35 per cent only is required for opsrat- ing expenses.
 l The net profit upou the comyany's busin ess on the completed portion, is about double. the amount of annual interest liabilities to be as sumed thereupon, and will yield ai surplus of nearly million in'gold after expenses and in- terest are paid -even if the through connec- l tion were not made The best lands the richest mines, together l with the largest settlements and nearest Mar kets He along this portion of the Pacific Rail | fCad, and the future deveopement Of business ensreon 'n con VII n pc proportlonaily gseaty z, v l From these considerations tt is submitted that the
 1 E-%r EgTS1 1=k2E Eo GGAE Central Pacific Railroad Bonds. zg secured by Q First, Mortgage upon 80 produc- tive pr"p.rty are amuug tue most promising and reliable securities now offered No better 1 bonds can be made. s42gir..- rEt
 portion of the remainder of this loan is row offered to investors at
 1os per ooent., and Accrued cor i~ 1nte,e.+ 1t in Currency.
 The Bonds are of $l,0oo each.
 eg@ The Company reserve the right to ad- vance the p ice at any time; but all orders &C., I tnalsy sn tr0asita at the time ofgsuch ad vance \ VIII be hhed at present prices. At this time they pay more than per cent. upon tho in vestment, and have, from National and State laws, guarantees peculiar to themselves.
 We receive all classes of zGoyernm eEt Bonds jat their full mark ratess in exchange ifoEthe lCentral Pacific Railroad Bonds, thus enabling the holders to realize from to 1O per cent profit and keep the principal of their iavest- ment equally secure. 4-. A@as x4 ~4@
 Orders and inquiries will re ceive prompt at- tentlon. Jnformation, Descriptive Pamp let's Istc., giving a full account of the Organization Progress, Business, and Prospects of the Enter prise furnished on application. Bonds sent by Iceturn Express at our cost
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 Subscriptions received by Banks and Bank CTS, Agents for the loan. 1hroughout the Uni ted States Canada and Europe, and by I.IalJAL ZL3Iu1Ap
 FIRST NATIONAL BANK, L1TcHF1ELp.
 THE NORFOLK BANK.
 I,- r.%T V-1 r"sa Sss1 qszlAA ygf FIRST NATIONAL BANK, NEW MILFORD.
 NEwrows SAVINGS BANK.
 NATIONAL IRON BANK, FALLS VILLAGE E All descriptions. Of Goyeearnn nnent Seen rites, Bought-sold or Exchanged, at our of- hce and by Mail and Telegraph at Market rates. ny l 10 1J14 2 lEADaI4 1EA WaY 1 eY Accounts of Banks, Bankers and otbars received and favorable arrangements made foT fdeslrapie' 'Accounts9A AIS2 .&a1 TT. FISK < HATCH F 6,,ss,E... 4,)nh,I A. U.LE1lUa WII
 Oa""sTs ana Deaiers in Gopernment Securities
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 flnanclal Agents of the Central Pa Ioa as l.! oifp Railroad Co,4o 4s-lA
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