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OF THE Northern crop prospects, our
readers can have ONE idea from infor
nation published by the New York nj
6une, which is at least reliable on that
and kindred subjects. It says: "There
was never before SO large an area Of our
country in wheat at this season as row,
and that sowed last fall is looking re-
markedly well. Unless come disastrous
blight shall yet be experienced, we shall
harvest more wheat in 1862 than In any
former year. And on all this Atlantic
slope 8 very large breadth has already
been sown to Spring grain, while much
land is now in course Of preparation for
Indian corn. Our orchards are just
bursting into bloom, and the promise Of
fruit, especially peaches, is remarkably
good. Our mesdows and pastures are
beginning to feel the need of q long,
warm, gentle rain. The last two or three
weeks have been very favorable to spring
work, but grass does not start as it should
for want of 3 soaking rain. Clouds
esther to little purpose and disappear /;
and a few more hot, bright days will
shorten cur hay crop disastrously. We
want rain" The rains have been had,
but in too copious show ers-in some
places cold, and with torpado-like sc.
compartments. We presume, therefore,
that toe grass crop is yet a little doubt
full. Our farmers should remember this,
and lsok carefully after their fodder, bus.
banding everything Of that kind.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, April "a suit wa,
brought ia the United States District
Court here to-day, by Forlston Il Nor.
ton, Assignees ofGIven, Watts 4 Co.
Of New Orleans, bAnkrupts, against d
II. Evans an extensive dealer ia ale. do
ing business here, ia Memphis and othsr
Giles. The claim is for S80Oe0 for monev
loaned, labor Performed and interest.
A ~convocatfon Of tbs BisboDe az sha
Methodist Church South viii be heId-
here this week. About 100 ministers will
probably be present. The p-roceedipgs
will be private, but vGrious exercises.
address es and q Sunday School Convep.
tiOns and the celebration OF the apDiver-
sary Of the Board OF Missions viii take
place during the week.
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Coz. WILCOX the County SGperip
tendent Of Schools for Knox county. ybo.
was chlorOformed in Chattanooga and
robbed of $500 Of the SeooI Fund, prom.
ises to make good the amount from his
private funds, and has authorized the
Knoxville Wig to make announcement
of the fact also that be win pay prompt
ly, on presentation Of their claims, ali
who have been engaged teaching the
public schools Of the county. We sug-
gest to the Radicals, who lest and per-
mitted to be stolen 90 much of the origi-
nal sacred fund, that they follow snit
a make up for what lie missing Of it.
The good example Of WILCOX should
not be lost upon them.
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THE bigoted, intoleTsnt and indisereet
Orangemen Of Irelsnd have had their
passions aroused by the proposed discs
enlistment Of the Episcopal Church,
and, ss is usual when their unjust pre-
negatives are inteTfered with, they have
attacked their Catholic feIlow-country-
men, aid especially in Londonderry,
have rendered the Orange standard again
infamous by their bloOdthirsty vindict-
ivsness. Poor Ireland Let Us hope tina,
these last .ebultitious Of hate are hut OF
tbs thrces and sgonies that bstoken her
nnal dealyerancs from oppression and
the curse Of religious fsuds.
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QUITE q demonstration was made In
Cork, Ireland, on Tuesday night, by the
Fenisns and their symp&thizeIs. A
grand dinner was given in honor, OF
Warren and Costello, on the occasion Of
their departure for the United States, st
which the Mayor of theSsfy made q D.
triotic speech, warmly enlogizing the
guests oiAthe evening. Other gentle
men followed in . similar strain. A pro-
cession with music and torches psradsd
the streets, and altogether the scene is
represented ss being one OF considerable
excitement and patriotic sFdor.
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coRREsPoNrEECK.
MEHPEEIN APPEAL
TUESDAY MORNING. HAY 4. 1859

OURmsmmotb Weskly viii be published
tomorrow, in wrappers, ready for mail
ing, st ave cents per copy. The contents
will embrace the news Of the week from
ali parts OF the world, telegraphic syn
opsis, local news, editorials on current
topics, river, commercial and financial
news. Business msn and others desir-
i1g any number Of copies to forward to
their friends in the country, will please
send in their orders to-day.
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THE Cicineinnati Commercial (Radi-
cali says: "The principle that whoever
is entitled to the rights OF 3 citizen, and
has the duties and the burdens OF citi-
zsnship to bssr, must be clothed with
the political power of the ballot, is bound
to win, let who will kick against the
pricks." What do cur carpet-bsg gentry
say 10 that.
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Our friend, Col. IRRELEVANT, hes
aroused ths people Of the Yszoo Valley
to q very enthusiastic pitch ia favor Of
his road. Money has been literally sub
seribed for the survey and subscriptions
are flowing in quite freely. The people
Of Carroll, Tallahstchie and Pamela
counties are especially active in favor Ct
this railroad, which is regarded by intel
ligent people as an absolute necessity TO
the people Of perhaps the richest valley
in the United States.
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TREASURER BOUTWELL, reports 3 de-
Grease In the public debt in the month Of
April amounting to $1,000, 600. A dis
patch from New York Of yesterday re-
ports its increase over this time last year
st 5000, 600, and that priess had ad-
vsnced ia consequence. Which IS right,
the New York brokers or BOUTWELL,.
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Bv Telegraph
CAIRO.

Special dispatch to the Memphis Appeal
CAIRO, May 3.-1he following is the
port list for to-day
Cairo, from Memphis, l am Indiana,
from Louisville to New Orleans, 8 am;
Clifton, from Memphis to Cincinnati, 8
am Longworth, from New Orleans to
Cincinnati, 5 pm.
River fell 8 inches. Weather clear
and pleasant. Indiana fully laden.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATBR

Wednesday evening. My SWIM be the
occasion OF q Complimentary BenelB to I. N
WEAVER, the Stage Carpenter. which has
been rendered him By many drst-class vol
unieers, among whom viii be found the
names Of several or the late Memphis favor
ties, Mrs. T.. 5 Cline, Robert McWade, Mr..
Z. s. Clina and Miss Viola PiunksGt; also.
several OF the amateur Ia emit, whose names
will appear on the bills Of the day. A
splendid bul is being arranged for the ecca-
sion.
Tickets for sale at the Boxofice Of tbs Theater
at the regular hours. my4
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HAVANA.

HAVANA, May 3.-The journals to-
day say that the insurgents have 81
pssred in the Jurisdiction Of Cinca- Wit
tas and the surrounding country, and
many large plantations and estates have
been seized in the country by govern.
ment officers under Gen. Dulces' confs.
cation decree.
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THE Congress of Mexico has author
lied President JUAREz to recognize the
Cuban insurgents as belligcrents when
ever he thinks proper. Vsssels bssring
the Cuban flag are to be admitted into
the ports Of Mexico.
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WE remind our resders that the Reg
i~strar's Office will be open to-day for the
registration Of white voters. Let every
citizen entitled to a certificate attend
and register.
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BUsTON.

BOSTON, May 3.-Julius HsnneweiI, =
leading merchant OF this city, and for
more than half aeentury identified with
the nd~ich Island trade, died yester-
day aged seventy years.
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FIRE. FIRE.! FlREl

GREAT WESTERN FIRE ExTINGUIsHER
COMPANY. ONCE at LAWRENCE 9 GIL
MoRE's, Front Row, where ~Extinguishsrs can
be seen and explanation given.
]. L. scUDDsR, Agent.
P.s.-A public exhibition. OF which dne no
Ice wiz be gwen. aPSY
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IN exchange for Merchandise of all d sscrlp-
i ton, lnciu.ing DRY GOUDS, BOOTS AND
SHOES, CLOTHING, GENTS FURNISHING
FOODS NOtIONS, HAS AND CAPS, MIL
LIkERY GOODS, etc etc.
our facilities Tor making exchan ges of Goods
for Lands are unsurpassed, and We would in
vite tbs attention of land owners To some OF
our ISIS.
We Eave q large Eastern and Western cor
r-espOndsnce having stocks to be disposed of for
good southern Lands, having a bona nde value
TO them.
We can exchange goods to the amount of
sl00,00u.
Parties owning lands, and wishing to dispose
OF them, Will please address Us, giving descrip-
uoGs OF lancd, with improvements on them
ana Yaiue OF each, stating county and State,
ETC., snd raj! lnformatIon as 10 title and taxes.
TURNER'S HAWLEY, Real Est
APPS d&w and Exchange Agents, CHICAGO. Ills
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nRDFRS for Cupping and Leeching left at
~ GUS LFPOLDS BAR8ER ShOr. Nc. II
Poplar street, corner Of Front Alley, Memphis
Tenn, will be promptly attended o. By
apps VIC. " EREER-
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COpartnership

EROM the above. II will be seen that We have
e become the successors OF Nessrs. Z. Rob-
bins q Bradley In the general Hardware BUSH
ness. our well known exserisnce IN this trade
induces rs to rely upon a continuance OF the
very liberal patronage bestoEed upon our
predecessor. We propose 70 keep on hard a
stock we'll adapted TO the wants OF the sur
rounding country, and will be prep rcd a. an
times TO offer great Inducements to purchaszrs.
BARBOUR WILDER SIMPSON.
my2 d4w
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JOHN HEED.

GARPENTER AND BUILDER. No. g. Jefper-
son Street, entrance in alley. Special at
tantion given to S12ir Work. House, nd We
andahs re med ready IN shipptngt nova
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NEW

MASONIC NOTICE. The a
III officers and members of DeSOlo "a
Lodge NO. ~, +. and A. NJ, are request Xxx
ed 10 attend q special communicatfon,/ wv
this Tuesday evening. May 4Lh, at O'Clock
for work In the Nj. NJ. degree.
By oruer of P. NJ n w NJ
R. W. SHELTON, Secretary. my4
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Dissolution.

V1HE firm OF L ROBBINS q BRADLEY, O.
Il Memphis and New York, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. The firm -rame
will be signed by either partner In liquidation.
The entire stock Of goods and the good VIII
OF the busiD ess has been sold and ca0veyed n
Messrs. BSRBOUR. q SIMPSON.
who will conduct Ia Aenphi The business. on
their own s~cconp and in whose behalf the
confidence OF the public is respectfully so
Iicited.
ELISHA ROBBINS,
IS Warren Street, New York CITY.
EDWARD BRADLEY,
S23 Secona ST. eeE, Mempnis. Tenn.
Dated at Memphis, April 20, 1853.
JAS. G. rRos. d. WILDER.
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Lander
LMms6er,

NLDESp iaiuvoz merchants In the South
~ Yard established Ia Memphis l8z7. Build
Ing Material OF al kinds. dressed and rough
FLOORING, Doors, Shingles, Ceiling, Blinds,
LGths. WeatherDeardinR, Glazed Sash, Fenc-
We DON irGend 20 be undersold. Yard
aud Office foot Washipgton street. near river
nIs 8 s.yRrr ~ " s ! u hCH ~
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TRANSPORTATION.
Mississippi and tennessee 3. 3.
CHANGE OF TIME.

ON AND AFTEE SUNDAY. MAY 1855. IN
III further notice, trains WLlrun as lolgEs:
NEW ORLEANS NAIL daily leaves Msuphis az
u:45 an, aDtvtng az Grenada at Sis p n,
making direct connection Tor New urlsans
snd all points South.
EXPRESS daily leaves Memphis at AQ pm q,
arriving at GrsEasa lf.50 D m, making direct
connection Tor CoRseviIe, Water Valley,
Oxford, Holly SDrtogs, and al points north
OF Grenada on Mississippi Central RailEOad.
Passengers for EetC Orleans take the Eail
Train al LIS am. getting Sleeping Cars sc
Grenada at 5I0 p-m-, which RUS through to
New Orleans Without change, arriving In New
orleans IN tine for business next morning.
Q1ick Time! Surs CO-nueeuOn No Night
ChRngssi
Procure tz-Ough Tickets at z7x Main street
OF at the Depot
A LIVESMORE. Gea1 Eupt.
c. ?. OAKLEY. General Ticket agent.
SILL y ELL. Passenger Agent. N.Y.
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DEUS. MEUMQUE.. JUS
A.. N A. S.. r..

THE Brethren OF ali degrees OF the
4 A. and B.. are SUMMONED "a
night, at 8 o'clock PRECISELY to meet the"
H. Sov.. Or. Commander. Albert Pike. on
business Of the utmost i'm portauee to the Order.
JOHN AINSLIE, SO,
my Special DeputV.
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JAMES & ROOsA's IRON STORE ANT
~ Ct g ers IN sl kh4 . WAGON. MAKERS
MATERfAL No. 81 Jeil~ ron street. apIS
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RATES OF AOVEHEASAN0
srgasenf advertisements hGtSno The run 81 N
udDer, drsf insertion 81 each sis6Seg~eHa HSer-
ron 50 cents PEI Square.
e. hne each insertion.
n ann GdreT8isesseah, IS goT fra and 81 gor
ach additional square.
4 lUerhscaenG inserted al Intervals, 20 BE- charged
- RelO each Insertion.
n athiy advertisements Inserted a. ne sUHbAf
APPEAL usU be charged one-stT1k additional
A IpeTfisenieH&s inserted ta the HEAKLH NA oe
charged h0g Of DAILY rdte&
L cal Notices ~ oen1S PEI hHe ytr&t utseTaoT1 ana
~ cents per line per nsoIuh.
frrasfeaf advertisements, not from reGad1T nd
Ue-ftseTX. MUST BE a ND FuE IN
4 S3saGre Is n ln0ce oeoa1asd by eight lines o.
solid aOHpdreL.
COREEsPOHEERCE.
Correspondence, on Public EUeitS, solicited from
sBerg part Of he United States.
AINSLLE. KEATTHG 4 co.
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Internal ReUenue Taees.
Co1LEcroR's OFFICE SIZE Der. Tr,r ,

COLLECTORS OFFICE srR Drsr. TrrU
MEMPHIS, May 3, 1863.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Animal
~ List OF Taxes on Income OF Business or
this District, has been rsturne to ms nv the
ASSESSOR, and all persons are notified thas said
1aXss are now due and payable.
Payments in this city and county muxt he
made before The l5tn inst, at nv Office or nj.
dliIonsI costs sud PENALTIES will accrue.
my4 OLE 5. SAUNDERS, Co lector.
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n l wife, Carolina Cassaretto, having left nv
" ped ana board, this is to warn tie pablo
respons- be fOrany debts she contracts
my GAETANO CASSARETFO-
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CHANGE OF r.

OWLS9 70 the recent death Of Mt 5 2: WILLIAMSON. the partn.za
" under the style Of WILLIAMSON, HILL q CU.s his 4 afssoIs
Wv P@rtns VII. continue The business a GrOcsrs and Gotten 2
name OF HILL EONfAlNE a CO, at the Old Stand, No. Ss front sreef
connnna5ee OF the Pstronage bestowed upon thsOd nrm. All claims a.
GCcy viii o settled upon presentation. &
Memphis, May 1853. \
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~ CoPrss OF THs "NArIoxAL RxPun,I-
CAN" can be obtained every morning at the
following places, ..... ....
Btsuor's News STAND. willardS HstsI.
CooHRAstN Hws STAND, Mstropiitan Hetsl.
wirrBnRens's News srAsp, Rssitt House.
KrxsAtL's Nnws STAND. ssston House.
wLxiss' Nsws STAND, ~. Janss Hotel
PARxrn's BOOK AND PsnIopieAn DRror,
No. tss Seventh street, opposite the Pcs,
Once.
w.D. b. MAJos, At oiibsrvs Diaias ssiesa,
fs7 T street, between Ninth and Tsnth streets.
JoHs y. BuRaun, no. ars y street, between
Twelfth and Thirtsenth streets.
JoHr A. BurLrs, statiopsr, a7s + sssr TAir.
teenth.
BuRxn's Nrws STAND, Kirkweot nsuss.
CHARLES II. Asprnsor, statiopsr, ~ Sew.
enth street, between and O streets.
JANIS BELLrw, ststionsr, tse,f Seventh BE-.
tween q and II. ....
3. O. 8. BARBouR, statisnsr, sIs ssvsath
street, between II and streets.
JOIN A. yAH DoRAs, stationsr, a south 4
street, between New Jersey avenue ast First
street, Capitol Hill.
WILLIAM BARrLHrr, statiessr, No, @ cas-,
Capitol street, between Third and rsur,h, cas-,
Capitol Hill.
SO. MILLS, ststionsr. II strsst asrtA, tive
doors east Of Third street vsst.
JAS. For, Stationery and Ya.sy ossds, I'll
biGhth street east, opposite Mariss Barrasks.
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Dry Goods
PROPOSALS FOR ENVELOPES.

Posr OFFICE DHPARrnBsr,l
Sealed RrspO,.l. will be ressl1sd a, hi. Depart.
%sRi uaiii Nay 81 4, three h SsSeE 70, fur
July. lsD' The estimated number Of envelopes
Gas. No !, LOO. 90. more or less. sS BY 81
Class No. .. ZOO. 900. more or less. s. by OK
Glass No. 4. $4,000 mere or less. ~ by o..
Class No. I, 5000. more or less. 4 by 0
Class No, .. $4,000. more or less. ~ by lOs
POr Glass No. !. an ordinary quality Of bud or
Sc mad from rod, blue, green. and BUT or cream:
eoloIed paper. ~ may be required. " approved
All the above .msnti oLed envelopes. must be made
10 ne mos. ,horolgh n manner, well Eannsd for
have such printing upon the face may BE- directed
BY the Postmaster General. They must be banded
inv Sss. & .s.S s s 81 s Il i.s rs
a: nd; {. sR! S /.
In strong paper, 80 as 30 bear 'rAn,poItation By
to Be delivered a he Department. such wrapping
will be dispensed with.
When s.SOo OF more enyel0pe. are required to an
strong wooden boxes and properly addressed /
81 dsOS aa.t b placed sasR pass.sa 81
hs the Us9s r be dSSS under The
TOs Eayslopss must be farni.hsd IL such suau.
titles as may from time 10 time be required 10 oil
where the accepted bidder resides, or al the enye.
S Se: sSs ma; & Ssa Dsst fG:'
Bids are also Invited for 90, On ENVELOPES, more or
paper BY sOiO ISeSSs. and % be printed In The he
a n Ii Sc ~ s y fPRssa
s3S e By !S and 4:
frs% .i%s to time nay b % ordered
FssisiS gSy;%i:Rs;i s z " isS inches, %sas rom
;fs "a H. ASSd$i FfE F ~
to be put up 10 pAsteboard or straw bcxesi each
SGLtS'nios p9 al and packed S6 IN wocdsa eases IN
department, or to PostmAsters, las may be directed,
free pf ehaTge for packing ,,,. .,-.-u-..-
qareI Tor asssTy a he bspaRsnt sTs 70 e.
conveyed as freiEhts free of cost for
those for delivery to pSstmaSters to pass as mall
The nrst delivery o. envelopes specified above to
Specimens Of the diderent kinds Of envelopes for
which proposals are invited may be seen on april.
cation At the principal post oieos or at the Depart
Bidders are required to furnish specimens Of the
be considered uaisss offered 81 envelope nSnufae.
tpTeIs' accompanied by sati.fsstory guarantees.
nittsd viii be taken into eSSsidorstloa II award:
Bond; WI b required e, n. faithful perform,
will be made quarterly.
ice. any Of I'll BIDS Il dssmsd so%pssbIs RitS he
asaSS E9 H.9P9;s, f G;s az
nay g. and 10 lie TSfi Assistant Pose SssS
JOHN A., J, OREswELL.
ap7.sodt Postmaster General.
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(PUBLIc RssoLUrIos-No. IL.

(PUBLIc RssoLUrIoS-No. Ill
JOINT RESOLUTION grail Ting the consent OF
Congress provided for In section ten Of the
act incorporating the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company, approved July second,
eighteen hundred and sixty -four.
Bet resolved BY The Senate and House Of Rep:
rssentdtivss Of hs United States Of America IN
Congress assembled, That the consent Of the
Congress Of the United States Is hereby given
to the Northern Pacific Railroad Company
to Issue Its bonds, and to secure the same by
mortgage npon Its railroad and Its telegraph
line, for the purpose Of raising funds with
which to construct said railroad and tele-
graph line between Lake Superior and Puget
sound, and also upon It's branch to point
at or near Portland, Oregon and the term
Puget sound" as used here and In the act
incorporating said company, Is hereby con-
strued to mean all the waters connected with
the straits Of Juan do Fuca within the Ter
ritory ofthe United States.
Approved, March 1, 1869.
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SCHUYLER COLFAX,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
a r. WAnE
[PUBLIc RKsoLuTIoS-No. IL

JOINT RESOLUTION directing the enforcement
Of the lien upon the steamer "Atlantic."
Whereas, on the sixth Of February, elgh-
hundred and forty-nlne, an agreement In the
nature Of chattel mortgage was entered
Into between the Secretary Of the Navy of
the United States and the asslgnees of the
Collins contract, by which, after recitlng the
acts Of March third, eighteen hundred and
forty-seyen, and August third, eighteen hun
dred and forty-eight aforesaid, and that the
assignees Of the contract had launched two
vessels, (the "Atlantic" and "Pacinc," still
unfinished and had applied for advances
under the act, and were willing and DESTROYS
to secure the repayment or refunding Of the
same from the annual compensation of the
said ships by lien on said ships, 1t was wit
messed that the said asslgnees bargained,
sold and conveyed the said two vessels to
Prosper M. Wetmore, upon trust; that the
assignees should retain possession of the said
vessels and employ them In execution of the
contract, and II, after the expiration Of one
year from the commencement Of the perform
ance Of the service under the contract, the
assignees should have failed TO repay In
money, or to refund out Of one years COM
pensation, such outstanding balance due and
unpaid or unrefunded of such advances as
the Secretary Of the Navy might have made
prior to the end Of one year from tho COM
meucement OF tue performance OF the SAID
service, then the said Wetmore was, after
advertising for six months the time and place
Of sale, to sell the said steamships at public
auction, and out Of the proceeds pay a the
expresses Of the trust, (2,) the balances of
advances due the United States, and (3) the
surplus to the assigneesj and whereas the
said deed Of mortgage Is still binding on the
"Atlantlc," one OF the said steamships; and
whereas large amount Is still due on the
said mortgage for expenses incurred In exc
cutting the trust, which amount 1t Is claimed
the Government Is liable for; and whereas
the sale Of the said steamship "Atlautic"
has been duly advertised according to tho
terms of the mortgage, but never Sold' There
fore,
Be u resolved bytAe Senate and House Of Rep
rsSentdtiVsS Of he United States Of America In
Congress assembled, That the Secretary of the
Navy be, and Is hereby, directed to cause the
trustee named In tho said deed OF mortgage
TO proceed at once, In such mode as the law
and deed Of mortgage may authorize, to en-
force the lien upon said steamship cat
lantic," with view TO the immediate pay
ment Of the expenses of the trust, and any
other balances that may DO due and owing
upon the said mortgage.
Approved, February 10, 1900.
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AMUaBMEHra.

The Jars continue to astonlsh 10 we'll as
please all the hdoitue' Of Wallis Opera House
night AFTER night. They had o very good
house last night.
THr HAsLos BRorHsRs are drawing good
houses at the National, and all they do In
their line produces surprise and sensa.
ton.
CANTERBURY AND METROPOLITAN HALL
are In successful trim, and both places are
well patronized.