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THE NATIONAL JUNCTION RAILROAD.
8 STREET ROUTE ADOPTED.
Reply Of the Board Of Public Works
60 the Citizens COMMITTEES.
Uhaf the Company Proposes 10 Do
SNsk<s Road, trtfh Protector Par
apsfs, 70 be (Oastrscfsd-

EDITOR STAR:-Enclosed please find the re
ply of the Board Of Public Works IN answer % q
communication addressed 70 them by q commit
mittee appointed at a meeting Of the citizens
opposed 30 a surface railway on S, and L
streets. At a meeting held last night the board
were severely censured for not replying 70 the
communication addressed 10 them j received
the communication this morning through the
hands Of one of the committee, the reply OF the
board having been sent To him yesterday az
ternoon, but owing 20 his absence from the CITY
IL was not delivered "a the meeting. ] DO this in
justice to the board, and regret That they were
wrongly censured W. II. CLAGErT,
Chairman Of Com mittee.
lime n
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The BroskIyu Yachf club Reeatta

NKw loRk, June N.-The BROOKLYN Yachf
Clubregatta is Proceeding to-day. The Wind Is
very light The yachts nhrted at li:45 The
; Anoc ieo the schooner followed by the kssbe-
line. The Kaiser Wilhelm led the slooes. fol-
lowed by the Alert The Belle led the open
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Senator morrill, and the Offcers of
the TaIIapoosa Complfmenled.

PORTSMOUTH, y. b., June H.-COmmOdOTe
Pennock, m the Portsmouth navy yard, gave a
complimentary leyee last evening % the Of6csrs
and Passengers a the United States steamer Tai
lapooea, including Senator Morrill,, OF Maine.
The TallaPoosa sailed for Boston at midnight.
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A Rampant Labor IteforTner.

ST. LOWS, j unc N.--J. 7. Roberts, who earned
some notor3ety lere snd elsewhere as a noisy
.lahor refermer," and who was arrested bere
Last Apr1l a a vagrant, made a mar0erOus as
ssult on Policeman Walsh Last night, with
carving knife, infiicting seyerai ugly wounds on
the ofhoer's head. Roberts was srrestsd.
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STACHToE, Va, June I.-The eastward
bound passenger train on the Chesapeak aud
Ohio railroad, ran over a man named Adam
flasher, two miller west OF here, killing him in
SANITY: His mind Is supposed 70 have been
somewhat deranged.
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Moyements OF tI,e p,eSia.n,

LOG BRANCH, June H.-President Grant.
fred- Grant, General Porter, Mr.. WATSON, a
West Point cadet, and MIS- Alexander. left this
a. m On special train Tor Princeton. Tho
President viii leave IN the evening tor " ashny-
ton, 70 he present az the Cabinet meeting, ami
Will return SATURDAY.
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1oTTsIILLE, PA, june 1.-THE NgOrkmen a
The lehigh oOlIery, near Shenandoah. have suS
pended work because three men not msmbers o
the Workingmen's Beneficial Society were en-
plOyed there.
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The Blue Noses and the Washfnzsou
TrParv

HALIFAX, n. s., June 2.-The New Bruns-
wick delegates on the Washington treaty will
meet the Nova Scotia government after rcturn-
ing from Prince Edwards Island. II i expected
a full council viii DC obtained.
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SfSeRRBrsD FESTIVAL IN; New YORK.
Nineteen singing societies of the Northeastern
Sangerbund commended at the prize concert at
Steinway HAHN New York yesterday. The en-
thusiasm was immense, and the crowds was 10
great that the hall was unable TO contain half
who sought admission. Hundreds Of members
were unable to obtain entrance. The successful
Contrasting societies names win not be,
known for some days, but the societies
Ehich, in the general opinion did the best, were
In the first class, the Junger Mannechor, Of
Philadelphia, and the Lederkrantz, OF Balti-
more, IN the second class, the Choral Society, of
Washington, and the Quartette Club, of Pfils-
delphia, and IN the third class the Harmonic, OF
Baltimore, the Sangerbund, of Buffalo, and the
Germania, of Poughkeepsie. fr-l
GOOD FOR OUR cHoRALs.
The New York Erpvess of last evening says:
aThe concert at Steinway Hall was indeed one
of the graIdest affairs of the Kind. The rendition
OF the chorus by the competing societies was, rs
may be imagined, faultless, and at this time Il
would be premature to say which Of the societies
will carry the palm 1t Is, however, generally
conceded that the Choral Secietyof Washington
which Is composed principally of American
gentlemen. and the Junger Mannerchor OF
Philadelphia, viii come OF as victors. Z
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SENATOR BLAIR left here last night for the
West, and intends bringing his family East to
SPEND the summer.
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Indignation Of New Hampshire Re-
nUblfcans

fohTS1oVTH, y. H., June A.-Much inllg-
nation is expressed here by the republicans az
the proposition 10 disfranchise Portsmouth in
the Legislature, by sending home the reTresen-
taoves Of the frst and second wards, on the pre-
teDoe Of a lack Of votes.
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Great Reduction.
q
IN 0In RXE

IN OLD Rye ND BOURBON WHISTLES,
BRANDIES, GINS, &C.,
2 years old, s2s per gall; Robertson 4 do. $3.50
DO. Bowler, do; Old Crow do, SIS do, Baker,
Brandies-Larocheller, IS do; do; lfne,J IS do;
Hehnessey, 1854, 81 do. do, ls49, $40 do. Otard,
Dupuy Co, 1858, SO; California Brandy, SIS do;
Old Tom Gin, S2.25; Cocktail Bitters, blackberry
Brandy. Liberal discount 10 the trade.
=. g. GAUT1ER,
Proprietor Of the Native Wine Btters,
myi1 1917 and 1919 Penn Is avenue.
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DOVER, y. H, june 1.-THE shoe box manu-
factory and saw min Of IAbbey, Narney * Co.,
ia WolfbOrough, was Destroyed by FIRE yester-
day. Loss $1,000 90 $4,000; uninsured Two
men named Elliott and Goodwin were arrested
ON suspicion Of setting fire % the property.
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MAJOR NICOLAS Bowen, Engineer Corps, Z.
S. A, has been ordered to report to Col G sorge
Thorn, for duty, at Boston, Mass.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvEYUE--The receipts from this
source to-day were $685.. 6ae.s4.
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VERDICT OF ACCIDENTAL DEATH.-The Cor
oner yesterday held an inquest on the body OF the
colored child Whose death was noticed in yes-
terdsy's STAR) killed by a cart running ever it
near Freedmen's Hospital, and q verdict was
rendered that its death was accidental, aud
exculpated the driver, Richard johnson The
child's name was Martha Ann Nichols.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-27

THE PRESIDENT and General Porter will
arrive here tomorrow morning from Long
Branch and remain at the White House until
Thursday evening.
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FINE PLATED AND GLAsswARR AT Acc
r1oN.-The silver plated and glassware 70 be sold
at Wizards to morrow is OF superior class, and
we would advise the public generally TO attend
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-27

COMMISSIONER OF PATENTS LEGGETT, re-
turned this morning from his recent visit to
Evansville, Ohio.
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THE SMALL HoT~HoUsR in the Presidents
garden west Of TIN large conservatory has been
torn down, ard workmen are now engaged In
cutting down the trees in the square preparatory
TO extending Executive avenue to connect with
16k street -r.. D. r.r s--C--, ~r- @
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HOl for tbe F,isherfas

HALIPAX, June 1.-THE meu-of-war and the
steamer Lady Head have left for the fishin,
grounds, according % the programme previously
published.
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DECREE OF DIvoRCE.-To-day, In the Equity
Court, Judge Macarthur, a decree was made
divOrcing Frances Cox from the bonds OF matri-
mony with John c. Cox. The petition sets forth
that the parties were married in June, 1859 NJ
Montrose, Pa, and charges that he has been
habitually Incorporate and treated her with
great cruelty.
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RIPE PEACHES, from the orchard ON the
Smith farm, over the Eastern Branch, have
been received. This is about four weeks earlier
tom before .t
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rsRfv. DIR. LANAHAN NOT SUsPENDED.-fhe
Board OF, Bishops OF the NJ. K. Church I'm New
York yesterday virtually revised the decision of
the Book Committee in the case OF DIR. Lanahan
The veto OF single Bishop, according to the
ings Of the committee exbelling him. This vote
came fir, m Bishop Ames. Bishop Jones voted
with the committee.
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Steamer Rnrnad

LISDsAY, ONT, June g7.-The st.amer Vic
toria was burned at the Lawn railroad wharf ar
this place; loss $4,000 TO $1,000, insured.
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Death OF a Prominent ncmoc,a,

NV BRUNSWICK, y. J., June Hon Aro,
Robins, late State Senator from Nid9le-s,
county, and prominent democratic politician
died this morning.
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GOVERNOR COOKE is expected to return to-
MORROW.
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EXPENSIVE SALES OF REAL EsTATB.-One
of the largest sales Of unimproved property ever
ma @ h, ipE se1 Tsr aSo
sold, as agents for the Bank OF Washington, g.
Col Samuel s. Smoot, OF this city, the whole OF
squares numbered SO and ST, respectively, and
Il, "a, "a, Is, Is, n, Is, q, 30, 81, q, 80, 81 So,
S6 and 81 in square 646. Those lcts cover an
area OF more than ten (1o) acres Of ground, near
the arsenal, ON the Island, and the purchase
money amounted 70 forty thousand dollars The
same firm have also sold for the Bank lots & and
8, in square 61 to j. ID. Dement,, for a &C. also,
lot 6, in square 6ae and lct IL, IN square 6ti 70
Smith, Esq, on Grand Rapfds, Mich, a three
story brick dwelling fronting ON 18th street be-
tween and g, 20 II. Richcy, for 81 800; also,
in square le4. fronting on 10th street, between P
and Q, for 81 $40.
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Hon. c. Q. WAsHBURN, who is favorably
mentioned for Governor of Wisconsin, is on an
Eastern trip with his family, and win reach
Washington this week.
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NEW YORK, June z.-Shipments OF specie .
Europe to-day, $500 200.
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY
TeISgrapAsd EsolSsscely 20 Tie EUonsGg Star
France To-<fnys

france To-day
PARTS, juno 1.-THE PrusSian army ccrps
system las been adopted by France. IL is said
the Longchamps review Is Fixed for Thurs,isv
neNt- Great efforts are being made in Belgium
10 ohtain subscriptions 20 the French loan. The
republican committee viii publish Tomorrow
their list OF candidates for the Assembly. Gam
beta arrived at Bordeaux on SUNDAY. and viii
shortly deliver speech on the Reorganization Of
France, Gambet'a sdhercs "a the views "
Louis Blanc.
The Pope DenouRccs Liberal CathOlf-
VERSAILLES. june G.-T-he Pop-e. in rerlv to
an address OF sympathy from the rench Cafbo-
lics praises the zeal they exhibit IN the carsa OF
the church and OF himself, and denouHoes lihe-
rad Catholicism a. an evil a. formidable a. reyO-
luton or the Commune.
Mobfitzed Gens-Garrncs.
Thters has issued decree prOvidiag for the
establishment Of a legion Of mOhiuZel gems
d'armes % maintain order in Versailles. The
force VIII 1t composed OF q sgus-.uOn OF cavalry
and eight companies u infantry.
Republican Candidates I'm Paris.
PARIS, June y 4. nOon.-The central rcpuhti-
can committee has prepared il list Of candidates
70 be supported az The election on the "a OF July.
The list Is known 90 be headed, by sEnlisslOn,
with the name Of Gambetta-
The Rentan- -Burke, Released.
LONDON, June 1.-THE Fenian convict.
Burke, has been released from imTrisnumcnf.
magistrates
Movements of Ocean steamers.
The steamship AhySsinia, from New York,
touched at Queenstown last evening. Tho
steamship Caspian, from Baltimore, arrived at
NEw YORK, June H--Arrived, the French
steam r1gate Nagicienne, from Port-au- Prince;
the y. ;. steamer Kansas, from Washington for
BKEsT, June 1.-THE steamship VILE Ia
Pans. from New York June 18th, arrived carly
this morning.
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R7A Charleston Is. c. young man triel 70
commit suicide, because ''his sweetheart danced
with somebody else al The pieHie.7
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BROADER GENERAL A B. DYER, Chief OF
Ordnance, has been authorized to visit the
arsenals at Beneeia, Vancouver, LeaYenworth,
and ROek Island, on public business.
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NOT REMEMBERED IN THE With the
Circuit Court (Judge Wylie) to-day, the case Of
Beall sgt CassiD, executor, was taken up-Ful-
Ter for plaintiff and Bradley for defendant
Plaintiff is young lady who some years ago
went into the family Of Miss Peter as an adopted
child, and evidence was introduced that she was
10 be remembered in the will of Miss Peter. and
until then she would be regarded as one Of the
family. No provision having been made for her
amounting to $500, against the executor, Mr..
Cassn.
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- CBEsAPEAKE AND OHIO CASAL-A telegram
was received at Cumberland on Sunday morning
by Mr.. Edward Mulvany, Superintendent OF
Cumberland Division, from Doe Galley, saying |:
" The canalbOat IAnDett sunk on the Ave mile
level, one and a half miles below Beall's Lock
Her bow Is kBocke ed in; will be compelled 10 draw
the water on, and probably unload the sunksn
boat" The sunken boat VIII be removed as
quick as hard work and skillful management
can accomplish it IL is thought that navigation
will be but slightly interrupted. On Saturday
last thirty-nine boats left Cumberland, carrying
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Wall street 90 Celebrate the Glorious
Specie Shfpsnenf<

NV York, June 2.-The Stock Exchange
agreed 70 adjourn from Saturday To "Wednesday.
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RENew York hears with terror the footsteps
OF a female chiropodist.
Belgium to the author Of Les Miserabies.
"Yictor-you go."-PEReh.
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Ex-CoHGREsshAN BOvEN's New YoRK
DIoRcE--Mayor Hall, OF New York, Ia.
written letter TO President Grant suggesting
that before pardon be extended to en- -Consrcss-
man Bowen, he be required % disclose the
means by which he, or his council, procured a
fraudulent decree Of divorce from the County
Clerks Office in New York City. Mayor Hal
says the authorities here are DESTROYS Of er-
posing and Furnishing the fraud which was CON-
mitted in the interest Of Mr.. Bowen"
Mrs. Bowen had an interview with the Atttnr-
ney General yesterday morning In relation %
the application for her husbands pardon. M
Akerman assured her that he would give the
papers in the case due consideration, and make
the earliest possible disposition of it
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NEW LUMBER YARD.
WILLIAM b. REDGRAyE,
b. .LURBER DElLER.

leFe Corner OF seventh and Y streets N. w,
sHNGLRs, PICK M and CEDAR POSTS Also,
DRESSED LUMBER Of various kinds which. ne
oner. Tor sale az lowest market prices. - Sssh :
a VOID QUACkS!-A sictisa of early indiscretion,
= causing nervous debility, premature decay, &c,
having tried IN ain every advertised remedy; has
means OF selfcure, which he will send free 10
Nassau street, New York. da23- sO6m
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GENERAL GILES a. SIXTH, Second Assistant
Postmaster, who is at present at Bedford
Springs, Pennsylvania, was slowly recovering
his health when last heard from.
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CAPT. GEORGE II. A. DIHPFEL, Military
Storekeeper, has been temporarily relieved from
duty as disbursing officer at Camp Verde
Arizona
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THURsfoN's IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW
DER s the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth. Sod by all drugadsts. Price % and 50 cents
JOUfEN.s iN0B0h9ts GLOVE CLEANER re-
stores soiled gloves equal to new Sod by all drug
gifts and fancy goods dealers Prize Is cents da Y
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AN OPEN AIR CONCEPT on THE GLORIOUS
FoURTH-In reply to the request of General
Babcock, the Secretary of the Navy has ordered
General Zeilin 10 direct the attendance of the
Marine Band at the grounds of the Executive
Mansion on the Fourth Of July, from to 7:3o
n.
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GEN. WALKER, Superintendent the Census,
though still quite i'll, will leave for New York
this evening in order to take the steamer for
Europe tomorrow. During his absence the
Census Office is IN charge of Col. G. ID. Harring-
ton, chief clerk. Gen. Walkers leave Of absence
extends TO September.
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The Fenian. -Isurke, Released.


LONDON. June H-1he Eentan COnvis
Burke, has been released from imIrissnnn
upon the condition that he reports yearly ~ l
magistrates
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SRoute-FrOm Baltimore By Old Bay Line
and NOTfOlk By steamer y. p. Banks 70 Cherry
stone. y 10 I'm
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PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, Etc.

On the first class, eonmodous and elegant Steamer
LADY OF THE LAKE,
TO NORFOLK AND RETURN-FARE ONLY s5
TO PIEEY POINT AND RETURN, 60.
TOlPOINT LOOKOUT AND RETCRN, IS.
To FORTRESS MONROE AND OLD POINT
COMFORT, So. .....
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SENATOR KELLOGG WELCOMED HoME-A
telegram received from New Orleans this morn
ing announces that an ovation running far into
midnight took place last night as q tribute to
Senator Kellogg. Speeches and strong resolu-
tons endorsing the administration of President
Grant were received with tumultuous applause
1t was the largest meeting ever held in Louisiana
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GOOD IDxA.-ln view OF the number of officers
created under the Territorial government, and
the complications surrounding that particular
Office, General Boynton suggests, in the Gin
cinnad Gdzetts, the appointment Of a solicitor
tidering.
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LADIES' GOODS, Etc.

The recent unhappy condition Of affairs in Paris
being now az an end, shall soon be enabled 10 i'm
port my Goods direct as heretofore. Having been
compelled for some time TO purchase from all mar
kets havedecided to close out my entire stock OF
Fancy Goods, If possible, by selling Mt discount OF
TWENTY PER CENT, commencing ON TUES
DAY, the 18th instant.
NJ WILLIAM, Importer,
Ne. COZ Penn'a avenue, Washington, d. c.,
je3O-f And Cite Treyise, Paris.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-16

The European and North American Railroad between
st John and Bangor will soon be completed there being
only nine miles OF track yet TO be laid, the rails and
eieepers for which the ground.
Ts aggregate OF exports exclusive Of spece)
from the port OF NewYOrk for the week ending Aug l5
ISL. was s. 9s9,636.
II will be remembered that the Secretary OF the Treas
ry On the aith uo addressed letter to the late Com
missioner PleasOntOn transmitting copy OF Soci-
or Banheds opinion in favor Of desstng from the col
lection Of the due from corporations interest cOu
pons payable within the last four months of1sO when
such corporations had under the decision,
paid such coupons in full without deducting the tax prior
70 May 49, ISL the date Of the Secretary sdecision reyers
ng that Of the Commissioner In the letter referred TO-
the Secretary announced his acceptance Of the Solicit
tors conclusions TO the tax such interest coupons
paid prior TO May 1871; but stated that his decision
had no reference 10 the tax dividends on stock adding
that that question had not been passed upon hy him. To-
day the Secretary informed the Commissioner that no
question remained before him TO the tax due on OWL
deRds declared during the last five months the period
referred This ALSO IN effect, applies to the tax on
undivided profits OF corporations. accrued ana added 10
any surplus contingent, other fund during tine same
period under SeCtOnl5 OF the act or July H. loO lhese
taxes viii be assessed and collected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-16
First Mortgage
n SINKING FUND
LAND GRANT BONDS
ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY
Railroad Company,
WESTERN DIVISION.

These Bonds om the opsrzod or through tho
principal banks sDd bankers Of the United state.
They have thirty 3oryesn besrnE BRht -e, Cent n Ell
Interest psybs the iS Of August February each year
The Principal and Interest payable The PRINCIPAL 4, New
York. Interests SewYOri London Min free Of
They Coupon ons bucan be registered converted into s.
Bonds receivable ia payment foe
the land % fbepaymen Of the principal iaee
by and ou mortgage the Conpauys Lands granted
By United States In 1866 lying the line Of this road amount
Ing 10000 the railway Of the Western Division. extending
from Marysys Kansas junction with Union Pacific Road
Kesrney l70 miles together with the Equipments aper-
tanning Franchises Rights Of Way and Personal property
mortgage the Farmer Loan aud frost Company Of
NevYork as TrusteeA
The Bonhoder, amply projected BY the Of the Mortgage
Deed which prohibits sale Of the Company lands less than fOsr
Is dollars per and release Of the lien Of this Mortgage
any portion sold parche money paid to the Trustees who
are apply the to the payment Of these Bonds either
by purchase or Sinking Pund for their redemption at maturity
This will erngh the debt and leave the railway and equip
beyond all contingency.
Holder, Of SVs especially who do desire to be sd Of
b the Treasury Department exchange their Governments for
these Bonds good and ssbstantta proft
The Of the line Of the St. Joseph and Denver City Railroad
"a commanding one the fact that it is practical eIten
sion wewady Of the Joseph the next Land Grant
road after The Illinois Central The st joseph and Denver City Rail
ro,d fed At m earu terminus st Joseph by Railway lines coming
direct from Hannibal Louis Chicago. snd local roads eonverrng
~, Joseph h bune secured Its connection with the
Union P. opens through middle route across the continent
national Importance This reflected in The et thai 'n daan
titles Of gms which have received daring the 10" d.
the Bonds sale applying for these Securities Indicate the
quctrepOnse Of the American peope support Of internal improve
uent, while they make good investment
Price for the present and accrued interest in currency
Crcua MAPS pamphlets documents &c, furnished upon Ippici
ton
BIpres.age relating Bonds Free Marketable Securities received
In exchange.
We have been a. ge,, expense examination OF this property and
the bonds mortgage satisfied the investments Ia this Loan
vi. only profitable We base uaOnson the c'
that Mortgage Bonds Of this Company the Eastern Dv"a
lately successfully placed BY Grin S have advanced to m and so
roed interest making them rule m nearly ten per cent ADVANCE
Under all circumstances unhesitatngy recommend them