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The Portland daily press., 1870-03-15
FOREIGN PORTS.


AT salt Pond Africa, Jan co. barque Albert, Bcarse
Al at Cav Francis -ult, barque Blanche How, In.
Ar at Trinidad 2Ist ult sch Mary Harmop porp
er, Zaza.
Ar at Cienfuegos 2sd ult, sch Fanny X Shaw. Watts
SANTANA Sam Say; 24lh, brig Hyperion, Woodbury.. from
Ar at Havana 2sth ult. barque Josie Mildred Her.
riman. New York; 1lih inst, Elba, Peterson, do.
In port 9th, baraue Cardenas. Sundberg Tor New
YORK, ldg; brig Curtis, Merrimap, tor Boston,
Ar at Matanzas 2sth ut. barque Lavinia. Douglas,
Montevedio; brig D Soue, Soue, Havana; lst inst
SEP Nellie bowers; Stacspole. Boston.
AT Cardenas "a inst, barque st Peter, for North Of
Hatteras; Mary c Fox, Ross; Daring, Mcdonald,
and Cochran. Cochran. FIR North Of Hatteras
hries Lewis Clark, Bartlett; N Showers. French; H
Lee, tor North of Hatteras; Prairie Rose Griffin
y Deveredx, Clark; Helen Phinney, BOYD: Lit
re Fury. Cunningham. and Robin Douglass. do do
Merrill, and NJ Staples, Griffin, for port North OF
Hatteras.
Ar at St john. NIB 10th inst, barque Carrier Dove,
Saunders, Portlandi 18th, brig Onalaska, Wheeler
Providence.
Cid 18th. brig David Owen, Chadbourn, Havana.
per steamer Austrian. at this port.l
- Ar at Liverpool 9th ult, Il G Litchaed Crockett,
oo CID zerh. Lizzie NJ Merrill, williams. Matanzas;
18Th VIM Cummings. Miller. New Orleans
Sld "a, rocahontas. Oliver. Bath; Annie KinbaIl
Ser Hn:,a I'VE" oreans Gen Chamberlain, Alexan-
Sld 27th; Lord Dollhouse, Ronald, Portland.
Ent Tor ldg 26th: Malta. webster, fer Portland.
leans. -'' A'- AVG" W.
dlbraltar-Towei through the Straits 18th, orchil-
Ia, from Messina tor Boston.
SPOKEN.
March !, off Key West ship Riverside, from Hayre
for New Orleans or Mobile.
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Record Of American and For.
eign Shipping.
OFFICE OF TEE

OSSS w ~ OtSISI CCkttC1So
NEW YORK, June 3rd, 1862.
Resolutions adopted at Meeting OF this Board held
to-day
REsoLvEp-That the Sc Record Of Amerf,
can and Foreign ~hippinxO published nv
the American Shipmasters Associatlon'' Of this
City, is THE ONLY AM r eSIC = PURs
LILO ATIuN OF eURvEY AND ola =.
auFuOATION OF VESSELS THAT
NOW n A. THE APPROVAL OF This
30 A. ID, and that we recommend 1t as deserving
the confidence Of those interested in Shipping
RESOLVED That the Committee on the Ameri .
can Shiomasters Association be requested to act
with that Association in devisiug means 70 main
tain the merits and extend the use.u ness Of The
work. ELLWOOD WALTER
Secretary OF the Board,
The Committee consists OF the following named
gentlemen:
DANIEL DRAKE SMITH, President Commercial
Ins. Co.
john s. TApPAN, Vice President Union Mutu.
al ms. Co.
II. B; BLEFcKER, Jr, Vice President New York
Mutual ms Co. ~'-A
The undersigned having feen appointed Surveyor
and Inspector by the abOvenamed Association FIR
the Port OF Portland and Western Dist ic, of Maine
limits from Rockland. Maine, to Portsmouth n
H., both inclusive, would respectfully announce TO
Sh'pbnilders, Owners and Masters, that he IL pre.
pared to insepct, survey and issue Certificates of
Ciass'lcation in accordance with the rules of he
Association, to vessels within his District.
CHARLES W. FORD,
OFFICE of Dow, COFFIN & LIBBY, General In.
snrance Agents, No. Is Exchange Street, Portland,
Maine. '
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NEVER SAY DYE On "NoT A DYE" But
ask for Phalon's vitalia for the Hair Exam
inc it, you will find it clear; shake it. you will
see that it has no sediment, apply it to your
head, beard, whiskers or mustaches, if grey or
grizzled, and the color they wore before they
faded will return to them. mario 1w
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BoornRAY.-Tbe voters of Boothbay elected
the following gentlemen town officers on The
7th inst: E. II. Boynton, Moderator; Ruins
Holton, Town Clerk; G. B. Fisher, Charles
Carlisle, W. W. Palmer, Selecmen and Over.
seers of the Poor; Silas Smith, Treasurer.
A. Blossom, School Committee, Town AGENT,
and Auditor; Benz. P. Giles, Collector Of
Taxes. The above elected without regard to
p,rtv r, NJ
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"a. 0aeu Tunes wisely suggests that it
would be well to hold mass mee,;nr =. 49,.
builders and shipowners in Tho, e,,a 'I ~.
these held in Bangor and Belfast to ";y, ',Ae
preston to their views respecting TIE msa.
ures now pending in Congress for the relief =,
their interests. We do not see why meet.
ing should not be seeld for the same purpose
In Portland.
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WE would call the attention of our readers
to the advertisement of Henderson & Staples
"Medical illumination" and the certificates OF
many of our well-known citizens feb21-tf.
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Sherif's Sale.

CUMBERLAND, SIS:
TAKEN on execution issued against the same and
L will be sold at public aact;on on Saturday the
81 steenth day April, A. ID. 1870 at ten O'Clock In
forenoon at the sherff's ofce in the city Of Port
land in said county, all the right in equity which
John Al. Todd, Of rortaud, in said county, had on
the twenty second day OF November, A. D. 1869. to
redeem the following described mortgaged Real
Estate, viz:
cert ,in lot OF land situated on Vine street, in
said Portland, on the easterly side thereof being
| the same real estate mortgaled ty sail John M.
Todd by his mortgage GATED April So 1869, and re-
| corded in Cumberland Registry Of Deeds, Book 369,
Page 9. to which record reference is had Tor more
particular Description.
The foregoing sale being to perfect and enforce q
| lien which Benz lmin +. Noble and William Noble
have upon the above descr bed premises for mater-
ais furnished In the erctiDg of dwelling house up
| on said lot OF land.
| P1rtiand, March IA, 1870.
1 mar15w3wff- E NJ PERRY Sheriff
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Big Line of New Spring Goods, Nobby
Styles for Gentlemen's wear just received at
Geo. W. Rich & Co.'S. 173 Fore St.
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HARPER's BAzAR.-The number for next
week, richly illustrated, has been received at
the periodical depot of Messrs. Fessenden
Brothers, Lancaster Hall. This journal of
Fashion takes the lead of all others, and is a
welcome visitor to the parlor circle
The Portland daily press., 1870-03-15

MAX MARErzEK says that the best reed or
gans in the world are made in this country.
and that those of Mason s. Hamlin are by far
the best made here. B. J. Lang, the celehrat-
ed Boston organist, writes, "no instrument Of
tho description can at all compare with
your delightful cabinet organs
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FOR SALE.

49, desirable situation at Cumberland
tn: Centre, consisting of l-2 ares Of land,
isl with young orchard OF about 60 fruit trees ;
a good well of water; l-2 story House, conven-
iently PLANNED Tor rooms, with four Of them I'm
ished. 1t is wi b n i've minutes walk of the Con-
q egati nal church, and eight minutes walk Gree
~ Institute Tni. is rare opportunity for any one
desiring the privileges Of hls school,-free all
over IL and under 81 years, land will be sed at a
70 W. D. SWEEISER.
March 15-eod&w2w11s
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To remove Pimples, Blotches and Eruptions
from the skin use Schlotterbeck's Moth and
Freckle Lotion, sold by all Druggists t15
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The registry lists begin to be revised in
Connecticut on Thursday. If the procama-
ton declaring the 18th amendment ratified is
issusd before that date negroes can register.
The election takes place on the 4th of April.
In 1858 Seymour beat Grant in Kentucky
by a majority of 1928. But in 1869 the
Democratic majority was only about $1,000.
Now that 43 OOO negro voters are to be added
to those exercising the franchise in that State,
by the operation OF the XVIII Amenment, the
majority for Democracy will be very small.
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DIED.

In this city, March IL, Mr.. Enoch Jones, aged &c
years.
In aath March ., Miss Emily Edserly, aged 81
years nenths.
In Princeton. Ill, Mr.. ". Boardman Titcomb. for.
merly OF this city, aged IS years. I'VE
In San Rafael, Cal, March ii: Cant Daniel +.
Choate, OF this city.
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MARRIED.

In this city, March IA. by Rev. r. Sandersop. VIM
q. Gonld and Alice Wood, both OF Portland
In Gorham, March 10. BY Rev S. r., SAWYER W
W. Davis and Mss Emily F. Weslcott, both OF Cor
BAN.
in Columbia Feb. 20, Alfred Wiley and Mrs. Ian
ra j. Morse. both OF Cherryteld. "
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You can always get good clothing at the
lowest market prices of CIV. Rich & Co.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PASSENGERS.

Moo1y, j Mckay. W Napier, A andrew. Dawvill.
r 4 Thomes, Col DomvIIle ana vile. Capt O'Neil
W Moody, Lonsdae, MIR and Mrs Taylor and
daughter, Alex Hill. j lang don, A " ood Miss
Burnett. Mr. and Mrs Topledy, j Robet son, Capt
Cooksley, and 16O in tue steeiaae.
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TIE NEW LyQoRR LAW wen: into effect
on the 18th inst. We hope all parties inter-
'ssted Will govern themselves accordingly.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
Caucus.

Caucus.
The Republicans Of Cape Elizabeth are requested
to meet al the Town House, Friday the 18th inst,
ut O'Clock P. NJ to nominate Town Officers for the
ensuing year. A full attendance Is des rable as q
proposition has been made to form Union Ticket.
PER ORDER REPUBLIC. N Town COMMITTEE
Cape Elizabeth, March IA, 1879. m1i5td
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Montreal Ocean Steamshipt}o

I <R~h MARRYING THE CANADIAN
| .E AND UNITED STATES
<QH4k MAIL.
RassenEers Booked to Londonderry and
Liverpool. ResurM Tickets granted .
Steamship Hibernian, Capt. Watts,
will leave this port tor Liverpool, on SATURDAY,
Mar 10, Immediately after the rival OF the tram OF
the previous dav from Montreal.
To be followed by the Austrian, Capt. wylie, on
the 26th March. va
Passage to Londonderry and Liverpool, cabin (ac-
cording to accommodation $40 to SQo
PAYABLE in Gold or its equivalent.
@-For Freight or Cabin passage apply to
II. & A. ALLAN, No. India st.
Portland, Nov. 20, 1869 diff
For steeraae passage inwards and outwards and
ply to "p-
JAS. L. FARMER, 81 India St.
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GEN. HERsEY FOR GovERNoR.-TheB Ban
cor Wing presents the name OF Gen. Samuel
F. Hersey OF Bangor, as suitable one for the
favorable consideration Of the next Republican
State Convention. 1t adds:
In presenting the name OF General Hersey
we do so with full knowledge that he ap.
preclates the issues that present themselves
and that be cheertuIly and cordially sympa-
thi1es with the reform movements which it is
evidently the mission OF the Republican par-
ty uphold and advance with vigor. An I'D
right gentleman and a lifelong temperance
man, General Hersey will, enter upon his du-
ties with the conscientious determination to
have the temperance reform sustained by the
vigorous endorsements of the law. A prom
inent and capable business man, be will guard
the interests Of the S.ate and guide it we'll in
ell matters pertaining to its material welfare.
A citizen irIeproachable ia every way, he will
command tho respect OF all.
In presenting General Hersey for the SUI
TRACES OF the Republican party, we do so not
merely for the city of Bangor, where he is so
unanimously esteemed as liberal and enter
prising citizen, and for whose interest he has
done so much; we speak as well Tor every
section Of the State. He has served The
State ably and honestly several times in the
Legislature. His voice and his vote have al
vate the people and increase their prosperity.
His nomination must meet with a generous
Endorsement from all sections.
The eminent fitness of Gen. Hersey for
Governor would serve to make it unnecessary
to base the propriety of a nomination upon
any local claim. And yet, with justice, the
eastern part OF the State may claim that the
honor should be given US at this time. Since
1857 no Gubernatoriai nomination has come
from east OF the Kennebec, and two thirds OF
Inc territory and more than one-half the pop
ulation of The State have cordially acou ;esced
IN the examinations which have been present
cd ny the hatApce.-------.- ------s----s--------.
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Since there can therefore be no objection
upon any ground, and since we know him to
be In every way competent, and believing that
he will unite the whole Republican party
more fully than any man at this TIM. and
confident Of meeting hearty response. we
present for Republican nomination for Gov
ernor, General SAMUEL f, HERsEY.
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German Woven Corsets 60 cents pair.
Anderson's 1888 Congress Street.
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WANTED.
Brick House for Gale.

THE IL story Brick House No. Q Chatham St.
l. The said house was built In 1866 contains eleven
rooms. Good cellar with celnented cistern, boiling
spring In yard. Lot 40x45 feet.
The above property is very valuable and will be
sold at bargain. Apply Immediately to
mr15- 1w +. y. BAILEY a. CO., 10 Exchange St
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New style Hoop Skirt, 80. 40, 80, 60, 75cents.
Anderson's 1888 Congress Street.
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A HOPE FOR THE MISSING STEAMER.-Bark
Mary johnson, from Bahia, Brazil, arrived at
Liverpool Monday. Her captain reports that
on the 18th of February in lat. 80, long "a,
west, passed large steamer, which was hove
to and heading northeast. She displayed Brit
ish colors and signal to denote that her ma
chinery was broken down. She had two white
stripes and one red on her funnel, about two.
thirds of the way up, and the captain thinks
she may have been the missing steamer City
OF Boston. The gale was very heavy at the
time and the Johnston Was not able to stop or
get near enough to make closer observations.
The Inmau line authorities in New York state
that the tunnels OF the ste anship are not 10 ark.
ed in the manner described by the captain
OF the bark Johnston, but hepe ihat owing to
the great distance the cap ain of the Johnston
may have been mistaken in his observations
The locality gwen is precisely where the City
OF Boston ought TO have been on the date Civ
en-, while the agents are OF the opinion that the
steamer was one of the Portland line, they ad-
NIT the possibility of its being the City OF Bos-
ton.
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MEMORANDA,

Barque syria. OF Pembroke. from st John, NIB
which sunk at Cardenas, is to be raised and taken t
Havana tor repairs. Part OF her keel is gone and
hole Knocked through her bottom.
: Sch Trade Wind. from kockland, with lime, is Al
Providence with cargo on fire.
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News by the Lates, Mails.

| Judge Strong, the new Associate Justice oil
the q. s. Supreme Court, was qualified Mon.
day and took his seat.
In the Grapeshot case, the U. 8. Supreme
Court has decided that President Liucoln's
provisional courts in Louisiana were legal tri-
banals.
now sure for the papal infallibility dogma in
the Ecumenical Council.
On the arrival of the steamship Idaho at
Queenstown Saturday from New York, pas
senger named Phillips was arrested by the po-
lice for forging bonds to the extent of SAC, 900.
At Mansfield, Ohio, Saturday morning, a
seamstress named Mary J. Lemford was found
Murdered in bed, horribly mutilated. The APP
pearances in the room indicated desperate
struggle between the murderer and his victim.
There is no clue to the murderer.
In Mellen Township, Wayne county, Ohio,
Saturday, the boiler of portable saw mill ex-
ploded, killing seven men.
A Lawrence. Kansas, dispatch says immigra-
tion to that State is unprecedented, and the
railways have had to increase their trains. The
shipment of, cattle from Colorado has COM
menced, and 10000 head are at Carson's await
| Ing trausportat'on.
The latest newsfrom Fort Fetterman is that
an Indian who came in Saturday from Red
Clouds camp on Tongue River reports the
Indians friendly and that they desire peace
Red Cloud thinks that the conduct of the In
dams will depend upon the reports received
from the white settlements. Red Cloud has
two hundred lodges with him.
A vesse. has just arrived at Lordon from
Faya', which port she left on Saturday the
18th of February. Up 10 that time nothing
had been heard there of the missing steamer
City of Boston. The public confidence in the
ultimate safety Of the ship has been seriously
shaken in England by the receipt of this unfa.
vorable intelligence. The Azores are regard
ed in some quarters as The last hope.
Later dispatches received at London from
Hong Kong announce that the captain of the
Bombay has been Suspended, not on account
of the collision, but because be neglected to In.
form himself OF the amount of damage that had
been entailed and because be took no meas
uIes to preserve the lives of the drowning crew.
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Houses for Sale and to Let.
49, On about every street in our city where the
hN;;; purchaser can make his own terms OF payment
2A and rate otinteresJ low for the balance. There
Lever has been so favorable opportunity to pur-
ed by u.s.
GEO n. DAVIS 4 co.,
mar15d2w Real Estate and Mortgage Brokers.
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"Bay mr and l,ll do You good ',-Tbe best
medicine IN the world Is DIR. LANGLEY'S ROOT
AND HERB BlTTERS,-a long tried and s. andari
remedy for Liver Complaints, Bilious Diseases, Hu-
mors of the Blood and Skin, Jaundce, Dyspepsia,
arising from Disordered Stomach. Torpid I iver or
Impure blood. They cleanse the system. purity and
n.w create the blood restore tile appetite, build MP
and strengthen the whole BODY. GEO. G. GOOD.
WIN q e.. Boston. Sold by all druggists.
The Portland daily press., 1870-03-15

The resumption" Of silver as change by mer-
chants has extended as far as Bangor.
The Portland daily press., 1870-03-15

EFFECT OF USING SILVER FOR CHANGE.
"A Chicago paper felicitates itself upon the
alleged fact that Chicago is the city where
the merchants began to use silver for change.
1t ADDS:
The effect will be of very considerable prac-
taSaA tmportanse Tue ,rac,,ous.i currency in
circulation Is, in round numters, forty million
dollars. The substitution of silver coin for
tbs w.etched stuff would practically be an
expansion OF the circulating medium by that
amount of money. The practical resumption
OF silver payment would, Therefore, tend to
raise prices instead OF depressing business even
temporarily. And thus it will happen that
Chicago, as usual, will be found to have lei
the way IN matter of very great practical
good to the whole people.
GEN. SHERIDAN We withdraw our apol-
ogy for Gen. Sheridan. He did not commit
or authorize the Piesan massacre, but be en-
phatically approves it, as our readers saw by
our dispatches yesterday-approved the mur-
der of sick women and children.
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Advances

M ABE on consignments of approved merehan.
IXA disc to our friends at HAVANA.
WIN. III GREELEY Il CO.,
narS*2m ~ Doane street, Boston,
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Girl Wanted !!

A GOOD STEADY, CAPABLE AMERICAN
"A GIRL, to do the work in small family. None
need apply unless fully capable and with the best Of
references: Enquire at No. Quincy Street.
March Is, 1870. eitfsN
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MARINE NEWS,
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Monday, March IA.

Monday, March IA.
ARRIVED.
steamship Austrian, tBrl Wylie. LIVERPOOL Sd
to H & A allan.
to John Porteous.
Sch America Cousins Boston,
Sens Australia, Swim. and Queen of the Fleet,
Brewer. Southport to tit Tor The Banks
=, AT IN the Roads Saturday-Schs Adelaide, Smith,
Machias for New York; Benj Franklin, Arey. and
Empress, Kennedy. kockIand TOR Salem VIM Car
roll. Magee, and Malabar. McCarty from Belfast for
philadelphia Cameo, McCarty, do for Salem; Ocean
Star, Woodman New York for Frankfort; Robert
woodruff Gray. Wnterport for Boston; Coquimbo
Jordan. Rocka..d Tor Boston. land all sailed l4th
together with others)
CLEARED.
Steamer Dirigo, johnson, New York Henry
Fox.
Steamer New Brunswick. Pike, St John NIB, via
Eastport-A & Stubs.
! Sch L Harris. BrI Quinlan, st John, NB-Joh1
Porteous.
Sch Tornado, Parretf. PASSPORT.
Sloop Active. Hamilton, Boston-Chas Sawyer.
SAILED-Brig Clara M Goodrich.
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Notice is hereby given thar the 1st class iron nur
buoy that recently went adrift from Boon Island
Ledge, has been replaced. 1t lies e. S. e. OF thu
LEDGE instead OF South as heretofore.
BY order OF the Lighthouse Board,
j. b. HULL,
H. Inspector, list. District.
Portland, March II, 1870.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.
This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world 4:
tie only true and perfect Dye; harmless reliable in
stantaneous; Disappointment no ridiculous tints:
remedies the i'll effects Of bad dyes invgorates and
caves the hair soft and beautiful black or brown.
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers, and properly
pplied at the Wig Factory, 1e Bond st, NY
june 3-sNdlyr&w
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Office of FISK & HATCH,
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN GOVERN
MENT SECURITIES.


No. NASSAU TREEr, NEw-YoRK.
February 10Th. 1870.
The remarkable success which attended our nego-
tiaton Of the Loans OF the CENTRAL PACIFIC RAu.-
ROAD COMPANY and the WESTERN PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, and the popularity and or
which these Loans have maintained in the markets,
both in this country and Europe. have shown tina
the FIRST Mortgage Bonds Of wiseIy-located and hon
orably.manased Railroads are promptly recognized
and readily taken as the most suitable safe and ad-
vantagsous form of investment yielding more lib
eral income than can hereafter be derived from
Government Bonds, and available to take thar
place.
A'Suiea mat, In the selection and negotiation of
superior Railroad Loans, we ara mse,;no . .rsst
public want, and rendering valuable serv,o.
both to the holders of Capital and to those vrs,,
National works of internal improvement whose IN
trinsic merit and substantial character entls them
to the use Of Capital and the confidence ct investors
we now offer with special confidence and satIsfae
ton the
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The Hemmenway wharf bore has been II
ferred to Justices Cutting and Danforth.