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no following extract from the report of the Committee on Sew
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.• Ws, the Committee on Bewing*AfaChinee, after a careful and
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Originators •of Nitrous Oxide, or Laugh
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['leonine New Fork Evangelist.]
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FIRST,EXOkTG:PithI 'iI'HIRTY , Y.BAR SIX 4.11 R CSNT. 'GOLD
AMPS, aidetent*lt to Iron n'lsire the :following; among I,lther!Oblri
owl o,3leldepLejong; :11,1, firfitc Me comanriaonwith the niosita end
ar,eollenqes of any Class or corporate aeouritiee:
..
I. These bonds are based upon the mist vital and valuable,part
of the Grand National Pacific Railroad, 00611 tu , tieconie the main
chaliuel bt aiiiuultlattieL en the dontineet • • .
' Thelocidliettlembnt, suid , theilifrota is ieniiiita
bly large and profitablepaud,uan4 ccinotourtly increase.
M. ahe,bardeolt part of . tbeyoad novt,buitt,aod.tbetatoateder
will be rabidly called folio's& &terible SaltlaF.e flatus
" n ecessary to' le& road is
Ir. Thegrea r Tart o e no ec
lattdea by tlie,ll: B. Government upon a sabordmate. lieu.
The State and chief citiei Oftesilfornts live contributed up
ward 0t5E4,009,000 to;the enterpxise, without,lien.
r L :T he grant of ; land fadoottnad at an early day,to,Fove.of far
eater' 'arkret Vartle fnan os - total Of' the Haut lelbitgage '.4onds
issued upou the..inait and equipments:. , • '
VII. This road lies altogether among the gold and silverlirodu
:crag regions,and Its Ter,eatteapro ;ecip.votriu coin.. .
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VIM . pia nutnatrtient of Alia Compnny. ha?. been distinguished
for pindence econono'; and the' suiplits earribiga;After pay-
Meta of•-expenaos aptintereatvaradevOted .to;dowdrantiorr polar
LX. 13)0 Artistes. _liabilities or ths covspany apart pprtlon, pow
n operatiori , are'leiiethan a thiiiitheiinVeifrninge.
, iN
IC:'BOth PRINCIP , 1
=TVA T ARV PATARIE LD, under
speajulPrnviiii9PN'Aboth Na.tion4 and,SPite enactine°P. '
tiTha liondorariiiirsums Of afitliill.LEMUill gold cou-
Pdpipit*heil, PaYPle, in Jarraarrelid Julor,,and,are offered for solo
at 95 , per mat of their par
,value accrued laterest,frora)rdy
ciiirenay. "' I tr '
At Oita time thej yield nearly
11 11 -
.Ni4e Per,Pexq„PPan.tikelnvestmeTA-
•Theed 'BMWs bid' fill ito.littain • the:most .prinninent Position
among the zontirculativeinviatioantstof the country, be
actively dealt-in at ; thn moneyi cent.tlea,intßurope,„ . ,
Molders of i cloriernment, 3ts9irities have an oprwtpnity z ,o f ex
clanging teem for Contrat ?Dare! "!tori , l9, bearing an equal rate of
interest, with the princlial alitindaritly Seeired, and of realizing a
profit of ten to fifteen per cent. in addition: ' .
.Ordersaent wlitt . hinds :through responsible Banks; or Bx
prose Cougidniee will recolde prompt attention. Bonds Gout by re.
,tazn Erpcese ,, to,any, address in the United ; Btaten, at our cost., In
formation, Descriptiyo Pamphlets, . Maps, dc.,'fitirniebed on applica
tion at tho LftICO of the Railroad Company ' '
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