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FROM NEW YORK.
Fire-Unisn Lcayue-Races-Prcsent'
for the Pepe-alexican News.

Fire-Unisn Lcague-Races-Presents
fer the Pepe-alexican News.
New YORK, May 24.-The fire last
evening, at No. 3 Harrison street, occu-
pied BY Demphney & Horton as cot
ton warehouse, was evidently the work
Of an incendiary. Loss $50, OOO-fully
insured.
Aspecial meeting of the Union League
club was held last evening, for tie pnr-
pose of taking into consideration the
recent action of Horace Greeley, men,
Der of the organization, in becoming q
bondsman for JEFF. Davis.
Resolutions of censure were presented
and rejected. A substitute was finally
passed condemning the bailing Of jeff.
Davis, but not deeming it proper for the
club to sigmatize member for any
such action.
The total sum thus far for excise IL
censes is 81, 900.
Jerome Park opened brilliantly yes.
terday. The first and second races were
won by the FLY Ruthless, and the colt
Monday third, by the FLY Red-wing.
A number of Catholic ecclesiastes
sailed yesterday in the steamer for
Rome, TO attend the assembly of the
prelates of the Church, to celebrate the
eighteen hundredth anniversary of the
martyrdom of st. Peter, on the 29th OF
June. Many of the priests have pres
ents for the Pope, and money to relieve
his present difficulties. Among the
presents was silver model of the yacht
Henrietta, carrying a cargo Of $50, 900
in gold pieces, presented by the Catho-
lies of Cincinnati.
The Herald's City of Mexico cores
pondent, under date of May 9th, says:
The embarkation is still going on. The
city was in q fearful condition. No
water was to be- obtained except from
the artesian wells, which rendered a
scanty supply. Forced levies of men
and money were being made by Mar
quise. Provisions were scarce. The
Diplomatique Corps had suspended re-
lation with the Imperial Government
on the 26tb of April, on account of the
alleged partiality towards the Ameri-
cans in the levying of tributes.
The rumOred surrender Of QuerretarO
was untrue, Macmillan being DESTROYS
of surrendering, hut was prevented by
Mejia and Miramon, who really held
him as prisoner in their hands.
A complete embargo was laid on capt.
ulation, or any communication outside
in any direction.
No mails had arrived or departed for
three months except by private courier.
Business was completely paralyzed in
consequence.
Outside, the seige was progressing
leisurely. Diaz was simply starving
out the garrison by direction of Juarez,
that plan having been decided on as
the surest means of capturing the posi-
tions of the leader.
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FROM ST. LOUIS
AaAirs In the Indial Csantry-Arri.
val Of Ra.'ern OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Aaairs In the Indian Csuntry-Arri.
val or casters OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
CsnPsny.
ST. LOUIS, May 24.-0maha dispatches
say that the Governor of Montana, and
his suite, left there for Fort Benton, on
the steamer Octayia on Sunday, with an
escort of twenty mon, en- route TO camp
Cook.
Colonel Lewis, of the Seth Infantry,
has arrived at Virginia City, to organ
ize volunteers for service against the
Indians in Gallatin Valley, should they
be required.
The Cheyennes are committing petty
depredations on the Platte route.
The person belonging to the Pacific
Railroad engineering party, who was re-
ported killed in the Black Hills q short
time since, has turned up alive, the
party not having been attacked by the
Indians.
About three thousand Ogallalaks and
Brute Sioux, under Spotted Tail ana
Swift Bear, are near Fort McPherson'
asking subsistence from the 1oFein-
ment, in consequence of their peihg
driven from their hunting GROUNDS, Oh
the Republican and its tributaries, ana
bv the operations Of troops against the
hostile tribes.
These bands profess great friendship
for the whites Little interruption &C.
curs to trains upon the roads from
Sedgwick and Laramie north. Major
Freeman, with fifty men, took herd OF
beef cattle through to Fort Phil. Kear-
new. with q slight loss. His skirmish-
ers and flankers kept the Indians at q
respectable distance. Returning to
Fort Reno, on his way he met Major
King, corralled at Crazy Romans
Fork. The train had been attacked,
and lost twelve head of cattle. Major
King reported the number of Indians at
one hundred and fifty, some of them be-
ing mounted. Major Freeman gave
him twenty men. He moved forward
from the North Platte without further
molestation. On Friday last q ccmpa-
nv. herding 325 head of stock, for Per-
~ and Gaibrick, twenty-five miles west
of the North Platte, were attacked by
Indians and four killed and the whole
herd taken.
A large party of eastern capitalists
and railroad men, including VIM. b.
Aston, Peter Cooper, J. Hinkle, S. NJ.
FELTON, and Enoch FROST, directors OF
the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Bal
timore railroad, w. w. Mexican, of the
Philadelphia Ledger, Messrs. Amos Boy;
or, Green and Putnam of Boston, and
others arrived at st. Joseph yesterday.
The party will proceed to Leavenworth,
and ssms of them 90 to the terminus OF
the Kansas branch of the Union Pacific
railroad. Captain Grace, of Boston, the
central organizer of the Fenian brother
hood is at Omaha, designing and per-
fecting an organization of Fenians
there and forming military companies
for the army of the Irish Republic.
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From Atlanta.

ATLANTA, GA, May s4.-An important
general order on registration has just
been issued by General Pope. The fol-
lowing are the salient points: The
States of Georgia and Alabama are dis.
tricted and freedmen are placed on
every board of registration. Registrars
are to take the iron-clad oath and ex-
plain to all their political rights and
privileges. The right to register aud
vote is governed by military authori-
ties. Violence, threats or any oppres-
sion of means to prevent persons from
registering OF voting are to be followed
by the immediate arrest and trial by q
military commission.
No contract with laborers depriving
them Of wages for any longer time thar
actually consumed in registering or vot-
ing will be permitted, under penalty of
arrest and trial by the military.
In cases of disturbance at places Of
registration, or at the polls, the civil
authorities will be called upon to afford
protection, and, in their default, the
military will see such protection given.
Civil officers refusing to protect regis.
trars or voters, will be arrested by the
and tried by military COM
mission.
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M1scEL!IANEoUs
AsTROLoGY.
The World Aston;s,. 3,
r THE GREAT AsrRoIoSIsTD 'n

CHE REVEALS SECRETS ~,
~ ever knew. She restor,s ., NJ M0pr
who, fromsdoleful events CT happil.s ~
In love, loss of relation. aSS It.cpheS t,o.oS
money. &C., have become irents Ia. ],
brings together those long s.rs, apondelt q
formation concerning absen, SAled rv.,
restores lost or stolen pruner,. snos o. Or
business you are best analSsj., Tells you -
what you will be most successful purse a.
marriages, and tells You the W. esases &c..
marry, gives You the name Ht.s Hy Yea ~
teristics Of the person. She ~. and Sk,,,
thoughts, and BY her aImo,, Ns yOVi -
powers unveils the dark and L,sa eperaA;v..
OF the future. From the ,,srs aea ny.,,-'
frmament-the malefic STAR ,hs, - Il ~
predominant In the confcura,;arN ertsSOa, ].
poets and positions If the plans,- NSa u. a
stars In the heavens at the linn o,H ana iAs H.
duces the future destiny Of r0 " o'Iih \. \
consult the greatest Asirolo1;-, Ia u. !,
costs you but a tritis, and NON ,,,' w tirE
nave 20 ia ,,, an opportunity. Con-. u.
lee, Win likeness anu al! desind inCo,sr', ays
Parties living at distance can ,,,s.,..t d
Madame by mail with equal safety a., 49, IA
ton 10 themselves, r. If in per~os , SSai',s
explicit chart written out, with All IN, ~ ~ Il,
swered and likeness enclosed, serr b, s-sN L
ce'pt OF price above mentioned. r. SH
secresy wiii be maintained. and AZ .,N',ir,
ence returned or DESTROYED. R.lrn.'S'n''s,,
highest order furnished thoSe a.. e,
Write plainly the day uf the month ~;
IN which ysu wer horn. -nclc,in, ~ u q.
of hair. 'a.'- =,
Address, MADAME II. A. Pypp,.
r'o DRAWER 20, Bnuo
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MARRIAGE,

Reflect that sound mind and body ART the
happiness. Indeed, without these the journey
through life becomes weary pilgrimage; the
prospect hourly darkens 20 the view; the mind
becomes shadowed with despair and filled with
the melancholy reflection that the happiness OF
another beconiea hlighted with orr own. Il
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The wife Of Theodore stuyvesant,
one of the most prominent and wealthy
lawyers Of New York city, was on Thurs
day detected by her husband and som Q
Of his friends in an improper intimacy
with man whom he had received In
his house rs guest. The friends OF the
injured husband summarily elected the
sedueer from the window. The woman
on Friday, while Arrangements were
being perfected by the husband to
leave her, attacked her husbands moth
er, cruelty besting aud maltresting her,
for which she was arrested and Is now
confined in the Tombs for trial.
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New York Items.

NEW YORK, May 24.-Edwin Booth
has purchased lot on the corner of 9th
avenue and 25th street, to erect the
atre, intended to be the finest in the
country.
Four hundred and forty-three bales
Of cotton were destroyed by fire in
Dempsey & Horizons warehouse, Har-
Iison street, last night, valued at
$4,000. Fully insured.
Judge Sutherland has granted an or
der on affidavit of Mayor Hoffman,
directing the police commissioners to
show cause tomorrow why a writ of
prohibition shall not be issued against
them from all action under an act of
Legislature transferring all licensing
power to them.
At last nights session OF the Reform
ed Presbyterian church, the protest
and appeal of Drs. Crawford and Steel
was sustained by vote of % to Is.
This involves the case of recalling the
licenses of Messrs Z Chambers and Thomp-
son, of Philadelphia.
At to-day's session the report of the
domestic mission was read.
An increase Of pastors salary is urged.
and fifteen dollars was suggested as the
rate paid probationists for the support
of the Freedmen's mission; S3465 has
been received during the year and 81,
962 disbursed.
The western portion Of the church de-
sire establishing a mission in Tennes-
see under the care of William Wyatt.
A committe was appointed with power
to visit Lincoln county, Tennessee, and
report as to the propriety of establish
ing q mission there.
The American Home Missionary As
ISOLATION having expressed desire to
take charge of the Alexandria schools,
transfer to that body is recommended.
Rev. j. Hill introduced q resolution
recommending that . convention be ap-
pointed to proceed to the United Pres
byterian General Assembly in session
in Xenia, Ohio, to negotiate arrange
ments for the organization of union
with that body.
The Synod resolved to meet, on mo-
ton of DR.. Rev. Douglass, in Pittsburg,
on the third Wednesday i'll May, 1868.
The third appeal of Drs. Crawford
and Steele against the Philadelphia
Presbtery. was takeu up, and was under
consideration at adjournment.
AT Philadelphia, yesterday, an i'm
portant case was heard before United
States Commissioner Smith, wherein
Jos. J. Hartford alias John Collins, was
charged with defrauding the United
States Government of large sum Of
money. 1t was given in evidence by
the prosecution, that Hartford had de-
frauded the Government out Of legal
tax on at least 100000 worth of dis
titled liquors, by means of executing
false bonds. Hartford was held to bail
in the sum of $4,000.
1t appears that the newly appointed
Italian minister to this country is Sig
nor Corruth, now ambassador to Swift
erland, not Siguor Corruti, Italian
consul to San Francisco, a. reported
per cable.
At the Jerome Park to-day, the first
race, premium $500 dollars, fer all ages,
distance one mile and n quarter, was
won by Ruthless, beating Luther Ur-
bana and Mollie futile. Time ELISA.
The. feathcr-stake race, all ages, u
miles, to carry 100 pounds each, was
won by Fleetwing, beating julius, On
ward, Delaware, Captain Moore, Load
stone and Earring-time 500.
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$50 p. M.-American Gold, i3ta
1874.
Ohio certificates 25a25t; Canton
42ia42s; Quicksilver 24aa25; MariPosa
6sa7; do. preferred 17falsi; Western
Union Telegraph, 42i; Pacific Nail, l2s
al2st;Atlantic Mail, l02; New York Cen
trail, g4a97a; Erie, 58ta55s; Hudson,
l01f; Reading, 102fal03; Michigan Cen
trail, 109iall6; Michigan Southern, Gotta
66t; Illinois Central, 115iall5a; Pitts
burg, 72ia72t; Toledo, 1l2ial13: Rock
Island, s7as74; Northwestern, 3lsa3l !;
do. preferred, 56sa56s; Fort Wayne 95t.
Border State bonds firm; new, 9"f;
Virginia ex-eoupons, 45a.
Miscellaneous shares dull and heavy.
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From Torsnss.

TORONTO, May 23.-George Mason, o
Southern spy, suspected of being con-
nected with the plot to assassinate
President Lincoln, left here tonight
for New York, accompanied by an
American detective uader q safe con-
duct from Secretary Seward, to give
evidence against Surratt, also in a rob-
berry in which he took part when with
Mosby's guerillas.
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A self.constituted company Of negro

A sef-constituted company Of negro
militia, organized lately at Rome,
Georgia, were waited on at their place
Of rendezvous last, by q Lieutenant Of
the army, and informed thst they
could adisperse,r under penalty Of going
to Jail II they persisted IN their proceed
ings. The order being suthontstiye, it
u needless to say that they stood not
npon the order Of their scattering.
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The aantiago dc Caba.

PHILADELPHIA, May 23.-The Santi-
ago de Cuba has eight feet of wafer in
the hold, and thumps badly. If storm
comes on she will be total loss.
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REPARATOR CAPJIII

EOR RESTORING HAIR Cp0y r,r
IT heads (frum whatever cause I, nav -
fallen out arnl forcing n growth OF hl, M, -
face, it has no equal. IL will fore tAf L,.J,
grow upon the sInoothest face In fruu ~, !.
eight weeks, OF hair upos hsld brad. h H.,
two to three months. A few ignorant ,,,,,
TONERS have asserted that there Is naht,rl,
will force or hasten the growth u The "A, !.
beard. Their assertions arr false, a, ,bag,,,l.
Of living witnesses from their own s,r.r,,.,
can bear witness But many will St 10. q,
we In distinguish thu genuine troa, Tie o.,
Qua : II certainly Ia difficult, a. nine ,,u,s.
the different preparations advertised il, 4.
hair and beard are entirely worthless. apl =.
may have already thrown away large An-.s
In their purchase. To such We woul az n,
the Rcparator Capilli; twill eos, you no,A,.
unless 10 fully comes up 10 our ppfr-niIi,s,'
II your Druggist does not keep ~ and q, a.
dollar and We will forward H. pos; paid to.r,,,
within receipt for the money which vii J. b,
turned you on application, proydu. rrrn =,
isfaction IL not given. AddpSs
W. l.. CLARK s co. Chfn.n
No. Z West faystte Street. SlRi,j.T VI
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From lsaenphis.

MEMPHIS, May 24.-The Cumberland
Presbyterian Assembly adjourned to-day.
A committee of conference was ap-
pointed. on the subject of union with
other Presbyterian churches. The
next assembly will meet in Lincoln, IL
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WHITLEY, c. w., May 24.-The EN-
igrsnt and special freight train collidsd
here to-day. One man, three women
and one child killed. Several others
were injured.
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.sgBaa CHICAGO, Nay "a.
Flour quiet. Wheat unsettled and
dull, at 2 S0a2 SO. Corn better, mt ! Us.
Oats quiet, at 75a76. Rye dull, ct 5Oa
I So. Barley firm and quiet at 80. Pork
% IS. Lard dull at l2i. Shoulders
firm ut &C.. Whisky nominal az 30.
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SAN FRANcIsco, May 23.-The esti-
mated loss by the burning Of Price Il
COS furniture wareroom is $l3U,OOO.
Inc demand from New York for -four
continues.
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CRISPER COMA

oh she was beautiful and -,
With starry eyes. and raidisp,I,t
Whose curling teuirils sc,i ~
Unclaimed the very heart audv', 49,
CRiSPER CON,
For Curling the Hair Of siila )
Vary aud Glossy Riag,rs ''
Heary Mdssir, Crd..
by USING THIS ARTICLE AIM,
ID Gentlemen can beauty iLrm.,','''H' Az
sand fold. II Is the only articl. I. "a ~.
that will curl straight hair, and at III, =, -
give IL beautiful, glossy apprir,,- T.
Crisper Coma not only curl, the hair -. -
crates, beauties and clcansrs IL /, I;',,- 's
delightfully."- p-rfumed, and l. the n,., '. o.,
article of tire kind ever oilrnd 10 n. A.. -
public. The Crisper Coma will Nv s a.. "a
Address, scaled and postpaid iorsl 10 '''
Address all orders to
w, l.. CLARK & co Chen
No. ) West Fayett" ST, SIElcIss
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Canal Rreak.

PALNYRA, N. Y, May pa serious
break occurred in the. Erie canal Just
west of this village. 1t will take ten
days to repair it.
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ReparatOr Capilli.

Throw away your false friIIes your m,a.
your wig
Destructive Of comfort and no, worth "A.
Come aged, come youthful, come ugly MI.
nd ratnir,, I'm rottr awn 1txuf,g - -'
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio 3. r. Co.
SUMMER SCHEDULE.

or.1rr B.LT1xozE & ONO RAILROAD Co.,
WHEELING, May 4, 1867.
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BaGnlO Market.

g OF ,7E BUFFALO, May "a.
Flour d ull. Wheat dull. Corn soa
I 10. Oats 79iasO. sEa IA
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NOTICE.
NORWAY

Iron Manufacturing Company,
" FOURTH street. nsaufscturcn Of NUTS,
BOLTS. WAsHKhS ete. Also, an kinds oi
TACKS, BRADS. FINISHING, sHOE. and
HUNGAHIAE EAIL& JOB MACHINE
WORK and BLACK6AfTHIH9 promptly OF.
ecufsd, andon Tssls nads 70 order. =.
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Whiskers and MuStsebs'

EORCKDT TO GROW UPos TIE st Ne
JIG eat face In from three % hys 100 mi
DR.. sEyiGNEs kEsTAUSAIE.h 40
LAIRE, the most wonderful di..essI ,,,S .
seiance, setting upon thu Beara az -, 80 y
almost miraculous mannrr - a. -
the elite VI Paris and London h.--S
azftsring sueee.s. Names sf,i p 49, y
be registered, and II snfiTe ~i n .dss
given in every Instance. the ns"os, "a ~ -
fully refunded. Price By mail - ,s.,,-ss,s,
paid. 81. Descriptive eireniany s6rrp
co. Chemi,ts No. rs River STR.
X. Sole agents for the UBitsd stsp'
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Milw.skes Marhe,.

Flour dull; double extra 12 5Oal3 Is.
Wheat dull: at 9 81 for No. 2.
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There oometh glad tidlngs oiioy I" all
To young and 20 old, To gi"at and 3" .ihaI
The beauty which once was - prr,'1u' AM 10
l. free for all. aud MI mn, he fiIr
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BY THE CABLE.

IBy Telegraph to the Register.I
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f .Aaiss.i.a7 80 >g.aa d,s.oss 3 Z 81
,e,,-4e
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nAssRNGRRT TRAINS WILL RUN
/ by the following schedule on and after the
5th day of May, 1867:
FAST LINE. ..-
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Who have injured themselves by certain prsc.
tice indulged In when alone, a habit frequently
learned from evil companions, or ct school, the
effects of which are nightly felt, even when
asleep, and II not cured renders marriage i'm.
possible and destroys both mind and body,
should apply Immediately.
What a pity that young man, the hope VI
his country, the darling Of his parents, should
be snatched from all prospects and enjoyments
of life by the consequences Of deviating from
the path Of nature and indulging in a certain
secret habit. Such persons must before con.
tamnlatinr
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Know thy Destiny.

MADAME E. F. THORNTON, the great English Astrolo-
gis olarvoyant and Psychomet clan, who has aston
shed the scientific classes Of the olt World has now 10
Gated herself at Hudsoh, N Y M,dame THORNTON pos
such wonderful powers of ond sight as to ems
BILE her to mpart knowledge Of the -reaest Importance
to the single married Of either While ir stato
Of trance she deneates the very features Of The person
you ore to marry and by the aid Of instrument OF In
tense powor known the Psychomoope, guarantees to
produce feke picture Of the future husband or wife
Of the applicant together with date OF marriage posaon
In life leading traitsof character &C. This is no hum
bug rs thousand Of testimonials can assert She will
send when desired, certified certificate, or written
guarantee that the picture is what 1t purpors to be- By
enclosing small lock of har, and ing place OF birth
age disposition and complexion and enclosing fly cents
and stamped envelope addressed to yourself you win
ceive the picture and desired Information by return NATL
All communications sacredly confidential. Address, In
confidence, Madame E F. THORNTON, P. o. Box 22s
Hudson. NY aN-" ly March W
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY, |
DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDEF
the following Ordinance licenses have been preparto
for delivery from this ONCE. b IaohA9,
" City Treasurer.
SEC. l.. Be it Ordained by The Mayor and Ahicrmenin
Cv Council assembled That from land after the first d.
of January licenses shall be taken out for all CARTS dro5
and WAGONS used private and domestic purposes III
the same manner and according to the same provisions
now of force relation to carts drays and wagons LEI
driven lfer hire except giving honds ana eacn ssri
cart dray or wagon snail be provided with badge ccn
tanning the number thereof and marked Ftrafe, 10 u
placed on the outside OF the shalt.
SEC q No person shall be taken by the Treasurer rs
surety to any boud under the Ordinance concerringl
censes for carts drays wagons and other carriages un'
less he or she be = freeholder
Spo 3 The following shall hereafter be the rates lo
licenses for public and private carts, drys wagons &c
Including the horses or mules used thereof which shr
be free from other taxation:
punrIc CARTS nGAYs, ETC, THOSE EMPLOYED IN AN1
BUSINESS WHATEVER, FOR HIRE DIRECT OR INDIRECT.
For every cart dray or wagon, drawn by one horse d
mule, 800
For every mack and carriage with two wheels, $40.
For every hack and carriage with four Wheels $40.
For every stage or omnibus except line omnibus
For every stage omnibus Except line omnibus E.
drawn by four horses, SG0.
For every truck drawn by Two horses or mules
SEQ.
For every express wagon drawn by two or more horses
or mules, $50.
BREAD CARTS AND PRIVATE CARTS, DEAYs, ETC.
For every bread cart or wagon, So.
For every cart day wagon, used for private or do'
mestc purposes and not to be employed IN the trans
porting of goods wares, merchandise lumber or any
other Commodity for compensation, either directly OF
Indirectly for the same, shall pay for license the sum ol
S5 exclusive OF the horse or mule.
Ratified in City Council this 10th day OF January.
IT, 81 In the year Lord thousand eight hun
dred and sixtysix.
P. G. GATLLARD, Mayor.
BY the Mayor.
January 8 w. ii. SMITH, clerk o! COUNCIL