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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-09

RyMArXs.-in Flour We havo but little
change 10 note. Supc:s are in active inquiry
ut 75aS5: Extras are in good demand at 5 Goa
Sc; Fine ! 50a$4 ~, and Family dull vt 8 Z5a
81. When. steady sales OF red at lZO, 1873,
l25, l2G and IL, with offerings Of l2l7 bushels;
no white Gu Change. Corn unsettled; offer
ings Of 1914 bushels Of mix ed with sales at sc,
81 ard IS. aud Of 80 bushels yellow Il! 81. Rye
steady at 50, with light offerings Oats have
declined ls2c; sales Of lG1 bushels at 59a54 -
Six tons Mil feed -BroHn StuH-sod at 13l
per cwt. Chickens sell readily At Sass 81 per
dozen Turkeys % to &c per II. Dressed
Hogs 10 5OaSl2 per cwt
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tie Editor CfMe ilsrandria Gazette:
have just heard that the report Of the Corn EX-
change committee is to be published in the Gazette.
In the meeting this morning offered resolution
which afterward withdrew at the instance Of 4
member who desired the report to be printed for the
use of the members, and that further action would
be taken on the report Thursday next.
Had known the report was to be published in
the papers before final action was taken on the sub
ject, should certainly not have withdrawn my re-
solution. c. F. SUTTLE.
March Still, 1870.
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Office o! FISK & HATCH,
BAWErrSj AND DEALERS IN COVERS
INERT SECURITIES,
N1. j NASSAU STREET, y En- FoAE,
tcbru.,y- iI;h 1S.b

10. NASSAU STREET, = ZEN fDkE,
Februa.y 18th, l3iJ
The remarkable success which attenGeo o.:
,,c,ulis,iuu of the Loans OF the CENTRAL Pa
crrtc RAILROAD COMPANY and the WESTE.N
PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY, and the popG-
Inritv md credit which these Loans have main.
tained in The markets both in this country sn1
Eurose have shown tina! the First MortgaG.
Bonds Of wisely. located and honoraoly. mail
aged Railroads ara promptly recognized sH-
readily taken rs the most suitable, safe ana su-
ysntapoous form Of investment, yielding
moro liberal income than can hereafter be DE-
rived from Government Bonds, and available
to take their place.
Assured that, in the selection and negollatiol
of superior Railroad Loan, we are meeting =
proat public want, and rendering valuable
servcc-bo!h to the holders Of Capital and ~
those great National works Of internal I'M
proyemcnt whose intrinsic merit and suostan-
tisl character ,entitle them to the use OF Capts'
and the confidence Of inyeators-we now oner'
with special confidence and satlstactoh' INC
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
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The Washington correspondent of the Rich
mond State Journal says :-"Senator Lewis
stand squarely and firmly on the National Re.
publican platform, and his friends can always
look with certainty to find his name recorded
on all questions of national importance along
side the names of..such gentlemen as those of
Senators TrumbulI, Nye, Sumner, Morrill,, Nor
ton, Sherman and other leaders OF the party"
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LETTER FROM RICHMOND.

| Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette.
RICHMOND, March THE Governor $ Gnan-
ca message will be sent into the Legislature
to morrow. 1t is long document, but will be
read with great interest, embodying, as it does
facts and suggestions worthy Of consideration
The proceedings of the Legislature to day
have not been important. The House has had
under consideration the Homestead bill, and it
is said that a vote will be had on it sooD.
The Senate, to day, passed TO its cngtoss,
ment the bill to incorporate the Virginia Mar,
BILE Company Of Loudoun county; determined
that there is no necessity for further legislation
to relieve physicians and apothecares from Il
tax on the sale OF mcdicatcd liquors; and rcteI-
red the pet ilion OF brewers OF Richmond, Alex-
andiia and other cities asking repeal OF tax
on Lager beer.
The Committee on Propositions and GREY
ances of the House have before them resolu
ton Of enquiry as to what legislation Is ncces
sary to prevent the destruction OF fish IN the
Potomac and its tributaries, and to enforce the
laws against gill netting
1t is though that Andrews colored dele
gate will be expelled from the House on
charge of drunkneSs and disordery conduct in
Richmond.
A locomotive on tue virginia CcntTal hal.-
road attached to the southwark bound passen
ger train, burst on Sunday night but ioI-
tunately no one was injured. The train was
delayed for several hours.
The NJ. f. Conference adjourned to day
The action of the board Of Bishops OF the NJ.
E. Church South was considered. f. p. Phelps
was appointed tract agent within the bounds
Of the Conference. The appointments for the
ensuing year were read: }. II. Haynes re
turns to Alexandria Leesburg, JOS Mitchell;
Hilsboro, W. j. Balm Loudoun, R. A. Scott;
Fairfax, J. NJ. Foster Prince William, S. A.
Ball.
The Governor has approved and signed the
Enabling aot'' and under its provisions ap
poin,ments will at once be made.
The snow yesterday fell to the depth OF 9!
inches, the deepest that has been known in
this city for long tic,c.
Accounts have been received here lIom
York county, OF the resistance on the part Of
some colored people there to the execution OF
the law, end the Governor has been applied to
for assistance in maintaining the civil authority,
which he has promised. The sheriff Of the
county in discharging his duty was set upon
and his lie threatened, but by his courage and
caImness he came off unframed, though with.
out effecting his object.
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1869 through connection from Philadelphia TO
TO the Southwest, via the Clyde Line of Steamships
for New York connection via steamers 10 this
city. These are in substance the explanations pre-
sented to the committee. l beg that you give them
publication as supplement to their report
Alexandria, March Q, 1870. F. T. HAYES.
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CITY COUNCIL.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
Ro1r1 of AIIeT,IeR,

Board Of Aldermen.
At regular meeting Of the Board of Alder
men, held March 8. 1870. there were present :
Robert Bell, esq President; Messrs. McCaine'
Garwood, Hawxhurst and Dyson.
A petition of James Entwisle and j.. A, Dix
on. Wardens of ST. PauPs Church, asking re-
mission Of taxes on the parsonage ofsald chu;eh
for the years 1862 and G3, wns referred to the
Committee on Claims.
A petition from the Friendship Engine Cc;
WAS received from the Common Council ana
their action aoncurred IN.
The Fourth Annual Report OF the Board OIL
Fire Wardens was referred TO the Finance Com
mittee.
A bill of w. L. Milbur1, for MEDICINE FUR
nisho1 the poor, was received from the Common
Council and their action concurredin in;
4 petition from the President Of the Keller
Hook and Ladder Co., with resolution up.
proprisLing fifty dollars annually for the rent
truck house until further orders'Was adpotetd,
The report Of the Committeo on Light Tor the
wear ending February TO- 1870. WAS received
from the Common Council and their action
concurred in
The Board tn Ell adjourned.
Teste JOHN j. JAMI ESON. CPk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-09

By an order of the u. s. District Court in
Richmond, Andrew Rutherglen, assignee in
Bankruptcy, has been removed, and Lewis +.
Highly. appointed in his place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-09

A teegl aph dispatch from Bangor, Main,
says that Senator Nye has been sued and ar
rested in that city, at The instance OF u diamond
merchant OF Con>;autinople. from whom the
Senator purchased pair If bracelets set with
is alleged, he has 'cnntemptuously refused to
nav
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FISK & HATCH, Bankers.

s-We have Issued pamphlets containing
e,il ,a,,icu)srs. statistical details map, ETC.
wt i will be furnished upon application.
re- We buy and sell Government bon!5
wi r, cajye he accounts Of Banks, BANKERS,
Garnerations and others, subject to check At
sight and allow interest OH daily balances
New YORK, feb 22it2m
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TO the editor of the Alexandria Ga=ctte

TO the editor OF the Alexandria GG=ctts
DEAR SIR: In the Gazette Of Monday [
am reported to have taken leave Of my congre-
CATION on last Sabbath, stating (my) (his) re
erets at leaving them with the probability of
not returning" Your reporter, who is usual
ly very correct, entirely misapprehended my
remarks and his local, therefore, is calculated
to make wrong impression.
My remarks were only intended to express
my very high appreciation of the christian
worth of my people. as developed during the
for the uniform kindness shown me, as their
pastor. Although the probability is that
"the pleasant relation" will not be broken [ did
not anticipate, in what l said, the action Of
the executive authorities Of the church.
By making this correction you will greatly
ob,igc, Yours, Very Respectfully.
March I, 1870. 3. f. BENSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-09

The case OF George S. Ayre for shooting Dr..
Oliver for the ruin of his daughter, which was
TO have commenced at Charlottesville, Va, on
Monday, has been continued until the June
term of the court
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Common Council.


Ata1czular meeting of the Common Coun-
Gil held March s. 1870, there were present =
J. b. Smoot, esq, President M essrs. Neale'
Turner, Baker, Moran, Stein, Massey, Nc Ken
zic, Martin, Reed and Stewart.
A communication was received from messrs.
Powell and browns, President and Secretary
of the Friendship Fire Company, asking fer
certain repairs 10 thst company's tullding'
which was referred to the Committee on Public
Property, with instructions to ascertain what
interest The Corporation has in the real estate
where the engine is kept. M.
A full report Of the operations OF the fl:e
Department during the past year was received
from Messrs B. Wheat and Edward 5: Lead
beater, Fro Wardons, which, on notion was
referred TO tho Committee on Finance
A petition Of Capt. James M. Stcuart, Presl
don't of the Relief Hook and Ladder Co., for
an annual appropriation Of $50 for rent OF
quarters for storing apparatus, &c, was grant
ed, BY resolution, and the Auditor directed to
issue his warrant accordingly.
A bill Of w. Lewis MilburE: SAL 50, for
medicines furnished poor and Aims House,Was
referred 70 the Committee on Poor with in
structions.
The action Of the Board Of Aldermen on the
petition Of j ohm A. Dixon was concurred In.
The annual report Of the Committee on Light,
detailing the operations of the gas establish
mcnt during the fiscal year just closed, WIS
received, read and ordered to be printed.
The Council then adjourned.
Teste: g.. c. WHITTLESEY. Crk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-09

The Maryland delegation in Congress have
been requested by the Baltimore Board OF
Trade to endeavor to secure an appropriation
for the removal of distractions to navigation
in the Rappahannock river.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-09

There is general suspension of business in
nesrly all the Pennsylvania anthracite coal
regions. But the Philadelphia Ledger says
that it is not likely there will be any extortion
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-09

MiiTON, AIEXA%DRli IN d
- GEORG GTO WIN r. Z.
f "a s III - ~ -
New TIME TABLE, NIGHT TRAIN FOR
RICHMOND.

e. s ~ w ss&s :.---ssss
NEW TIME TABLE NIGHT TRAIN FOR
RICHMOND.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF pas
sENGER TRAINS CHANGED
Day TRAIN FOR LIZ NCHR 20 q.
On and after MONDAY, February 7th, 1870
uud until further notice, through and lnca!
passenger trains will run between Washington
and Alexnndria ~ follows: .,
Through Day Trains, Sundays incuded-
Leave Washington, Sonth ward bound, Msry-
land Avenue Depot, nj no a. m. Leave Alex,
andra, Northw@.d bound, corner Duke Ana
Henry streets. al 5:33 =. III. -,
Through Night Trains, leave Washington
Southwark hGmnd, s!aryland Avenue Depot,
ut ESQ y. a. leave Alexandria, Nosthward
bound, corner Duke and Henry streets, ut
i:5J Il. IN.
L0cAL PASSENGER TRAINS between Washing
ton and Alexandria (Sundays eXccpted.)
Lcave Washington, Maryland avenue Depot,
4. 49, g, O. 10 and Ii u. m, and !, =, and G:lO
p. H., and (Sundays included "t 40 p. IN.
Leave AexAndriA corner 81. AsAri MHn
King street: at 4. S, 8, 10 and II (. M, aud |, Z,
:; an. III. mn and cornsr Duke and Henry sts.
o. a STEVENS, Gen. s,up..
". J. PHELPS, Gen Manager. feb TT
i ':!lIKE RAILROAD.
~ q. ST :s.:sz.:sss 4 $780, 81: 2z
On and after DecoElbor 25th, 1869. the trains
on this rond will be run rs follows:
The mail train will leave Alexandria daily,
except SuHdnr, y. $50 a. IA. arrive at Lees
hurg at ll:iO a. H., and Hamilton at ll:40 u. III.
Leave Hamilton 3. 1920 D. H., and Loosburg u.
1880 y. M; arrive 81 Alexandria at $3.50 y. m.
The accommodation train will leave Alexan-
dri.. daily except Sunday, at m, and arrive
n. Lec-burg at $50 p. NJ. Leave Lees burg At
I: T. H.. and arrive 1t AleYardria ut 9:45 u. m
i'm NJ itN from loY4nlrl1
p. N. tr..in from Hamilton, connect ut Hamilton
with Kemp Daily Line OF Coaches for PEr-
co!!vilc, :5nicAcrsville, Bcrryvllo and Win
chester; aiso: with HeAmer's Line of Coaches,
which leave i4ec.burs daily for BslPs Mill.
Aide and Mi,idlcburg. dec 23-t!
THE RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
| AND POTOMAC ROUTE.
The Old Favorite Mail Route via Aquia Creek.
The Shortest and Beet Route to Rich
mond and the South.
Fast and comfortable STEAM Frs leave
Washington city twice daily, Sun i;;""o =
day D. NJ. excepted, from tho wharf l2szsssasssas,
foot OF Seventh street, III 7:l5 Il. M. and 7:l5 p.
H., stopping at Alexandria oacn way, and con-
Meeting st Aqua Crock with the Richmond,
fredericksburg and Potomac r. r., with Gle
CANT cars supplied with elegant sleeping chairs
on all its trains. Through tickets and baggage
checks 10 all points South.
Both boats stop 1T Alexandria going and re-
turning. j. Is. GENTRY,
Gen. Ticket Agt
ian lift Richmond. Va.
EAPAN SWITCHESl -
Superior to any before offered.
Largest size, best, 30 cents.
Medium size, best rs cents
These BrAids are Of the best quality mAnulac-
tured and have lust been received.
CHAS. w. GREEN,
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NEWS Of THE DA !.
"74 sho,o thr Gerry age and body Of ths 71n''"

Gold yesterday continued IT'S teeiiae aud
touched ll0; The Government has deter
mined to allow matters TO take their course
and WASHINGTON dispatches say that Incident
to tie proposition to make formal reSump
ton OF specie payments, number OF DanAS
have avowrd their willingness to resume ior
circulation, but not for payments on deposit
TO. day Secretary Boutwell, will offer for sac
million of Government gold, and, if the DIES
patches are correct, will not hold 1t above tho
market price.
The Baltimore Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, in session at Frederick
yesterday adopted resolutions sustaining Rev.
Or. John Lanahan, Assistant Agent OF tne
Book Concern, in his course in exposing the
alleged frauds in the Concern. Rev: Messrs.
Slicer and Baer stated the manner IN which
they had been received by the Conference OF the
Church South, and the Conference sustained
their action.
Yesterdays election 10 Baltimore resulted
in the ratification of the act OF tho Legislature
and the ordinance of the City Council autborlz'
ing the city of Baltimore to endorse or guaran
tee the mortgage bonds Of the Western Mary
land Railroad Company to the amount OF
81, 4O0, OUU.
The returns from the New Hampshire cleo
ton, which took place yesterday, indicate that
Governor Stearns, Republican, is re elected by
l 500 majority over the Democratic, Labor he
form and Temperance tickets, against which he
had to contend The Legislature will have a
Republican majority.
General Sheridan aud Mr.. Vincent Collyer,
of the Indian Commission, have become en-.
gagged in discussion as to the merits OF the
opposite methods OF governing the Indians by
warIikc or peaceful means, the recent raid on
the Piegans being the case in point
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-09

There ia considers able interest aroused among
the pilots Of the different sections with regard
to the bill recently presented by the Special
Committee on Navigation Interests, abolishng
compulsory pilotage.
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DIED.

On Sunday mornug,ut caiarrb lever, alter an
illpess OF two days, WILLIE COBB, third son Of
Charles and Bell Javins, aged ten months and
six days.
10 heaven tiny angel sings,
Ar1ayed in robe of softest down;
With harp in hand, and bright hued wings,
And on his head golden crown.
IT'S Willie, with All angel hand,
Singlsg holy song 10 happy : land
Bait. Sun copy Il. NJ. l.
At the Spo.swood Hotel in Richmond on
Sunday morning March 9th. 1870, after many
months OF great suffering EDNA PAULDINa,
vile Of General j. D. Imboden, and daughter
of the late Commodore Vim. D. Porter, OF the
u. S. Navy, aged IS years, six months and six
days
At his residence in Dumlries Va. March
4, 1870, THOMAS L. CLAGErT. aged e..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-09
The Decline In Gold

NBw YORK, March S.--The gold excite
ment to-day was without parallel since Septem
Der. As the day wore along the anxiety to sell
assumed the shape of mania, and its equal
has never been before witnessed. The fuctua-
tons were unusually frequent and nearly 100
changes we're noted during the day. Every
where in financial and commercial circles the
gold question was the great topic of converse.
ton, and the continued downward course OF
the premium was felt throughout all the rani-
6cations of business. The excitement in the
Gold Room was intensified by many kilograms
from Washington, one to the effect that Sena
tor Williams had introduced resolution to re-
oeive part of the customs in greenbacks
another that Senator Fowler wanted to sell all
the surplus gold in the Treasury. These tele-
Grams started the frantic crowd to selling, and
the price Immediately tell to llOS. At this
iuncture a telegram was received that the
House Committee on Banking and Currency
had agreed to report Till in favor Of $50, 600,
600 more greenbacks, and the price went up to
lllt; here the report was denied, and the
price fell to Ill. At this point report was
received that the chances for the Funding bill
in the Senate were less favorable, and back
went the price to liz. The market closed
unsettled at lll4allls. In mercantile circles
the decline in gold had tendency to unSettle
business and weaken the prices of merchandise
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-09

The snow Of Sunday prevailed extensively
North, South and West.
Gen. Quesads, OF the Cuban army, has ar
rived in Washington,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-09

The New York Express states that the gold
decline unsettled trade in mercantile circles, and
had very depressing effect in the produce
market. The newspapers complain that the
provision market for beef, butter, eggs &c., is
still kept up Notwithstanding the fall in gold.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-09

EAPAN SWITCHESl
~ JAPAN SWlTGH Els
Superior to any before offered.
Largest size, best, 30 cents.
Medium siZe, best. rs cents.
These Brnids arc of the best quality nanulac-
tured and Envc Just been received.
CHAS. w. GREEN,
feb II Is King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-09

The banking and Currency Committee have
decided to report biIl,in accordance with the
instructions OF the House, to increase the volume
of the currency fifty millions, the same to be in
greenbacks. The majority of the committee il
opposed to ipfstion. aud wish to make the bill
SD Objectionable that it will fail in the House.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-09

The attempt of Mr.. Golladay, Of Kentucky,
on Monday, to get revocation of acceptance
OF his resignation by the House, alter about an
hours discussion, came to a sudden halt BY the
decision OF the Speaker that Mr. Gollaaay's
resignation had been some days ago accepted
By the House, and was final. 10 this decision
the Speaker was sustained SuJ slento.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-09

TIE President yesterday sent to the Senate a
communication from the Secretary of the In
terror, in which he expresses fears for general
outbreak of hosilitias during the summer. Sec
rotary Cox alleging that the Indian lands have
been infringed upon and the treaties with them
broken, aud advises that peace be maintained.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-09

To tie Editor Of the .Acranaria GdceHe:
am creditably Informed that the committee Of
the Corn and Produce Exchange appointed to inves-
tlgate the charge Of Determinations made against
the Orange, Alexandria and Manassas 4. K. Co.,
have drawn such differences from the explanations
made by me in reference 10 the freighting policy
Of this company as are calculated possibly 10 have
the past action and present plans OF Its manage
ment mlsconstrued | therefore request that you
publish the following statement which is substan-
TALLY the testimony given by me in writing to the
committee and by them accepted l stated that
there was an apparent discrimination as shown by
the difference in the through and local classlca-
tiou but that practically it cid not operate unavor
ably 10 the interests of Alexandria. That soon
as this difference was brought to the notice Of the
President Of the Company (previous to any news
paper publications. Alexandria was directed to be
made a competing point, the through classification
governing..on freight 10 and from Lyncnburg. In
reference 10 the complaint that sufficient notification
had not been given of this change considered it
had, but that If not, only was in fault, the Prcs
dents directions regards the change being posi-
tive Of the fifty four stations the road Lyncl-
6,i,u alone was made through point. To the others
the Local Tariff applied without reference TO wheh-
err the freight came from or was destined to New
York, philadelphia, Batimoreor Alexandria, CThe
practical effect of which has been to to Alex
andra nearly the entire trade of all the depots on
the line Of the main stem and Notwithstanding
excepted, the business of which place with AleXan-
dria, has always been trihipg.) That We had no
steamship connection from Baltimore to Philade-
phia or New York, and never had had within my
knowledge To all points on the Virginia and Ten
nessee R. r. Alexandria had the same advantages
as the Eastern cities. That road charging its oca
tariff on freghts coming to it via the o. A. & NJ
K. R. irrespective OF point of shipment, we had
made no regular effort to establish through freight
arrangement between Alexandria proper and Mem
phls and other South western cities, because the
working of the agreement now in force between the
Southwestern and Eastern cities, via the o. A. S
VI. r. K. practically amounted to nothing; the
roads west of Lynchburg compelling us to charge
rates precluding successful competition with The
line via Norfolk, but We had arranged (Sept. -,
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9. 1870

The bill which Mr.. Mckenzie has introduced
iu the House of Representatives, to authorize
a subscription by the Corporation of Wasblog-
ton to A., L. & H. or the w. & 0. R. r. Co.,
provides that the city is authorized to subscribe
for ten thousand shares at 500 each. and to
raise the requisite funds for the subscription,
the Corporation i, authorized to issue bonds,
payable in thirty years, said bonds to be given
to the company in payment for the stock, the
interest on the bonds to be raised by taxation,
together With one per cent. upon the amount Of
the bonds to constitute sinking fund for their
redemption.