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Every retailer OF tobacco or cigars. IN
Guiding the proprfeboTs Of retail shops,
except such AS are herein expressly
taxed therefor per anEum -.---.-- 70 Q
SECTION 5.
Every keeper of a restaurant per an
But tue license to keep a
shall not authorize Lhe sale or gifts 10
guests or JHAsp any spurious vim
Gus " matt liquors, lager beer, ale,
porter, cider, or light wines, nor eli
Ksrs, nor tobacco, and every person
selling or giving away any OF the said
articles in or about MS or her restau-
raut, shall first obtain the license
therefor, as herein prescribed, in ad-
dtttOn 70 their rests trant license.
sEoTToS 8.
Every club-roou where lIuuors of n
kind are kept, per annum--.-.--...--- 10 .
SECTION T.
Every keeper Of q pleasure or beer gar
der. wherein spurious. VfnOus or malt
liquors are sold by the drink or are
drunk uponth the premises, per AMMAN lOe Q
SECTION 8.
Every vendsr of mineral or soda water
or other light beverage, unless sold by
virtue Of some other license covering
the same, per 10 y
SECTION ..
Every keeper OF a hotel accOnmodat-
ing one hundred or more persons, per
ID .
SECTION 10.
Every keeper OF n hotel accommodate
ing more han fifty and less than one
hundred persons, per mum. ...--...-. EO Q
SECTION II.
Every keeper OF a hotel or boarding
house, advertising By sign or other
wise, and accommodating more thai
twenty, and less than drty persons,
per % Y
Every keeper OF a DOaru1ng-hOuse,
other than those herein before taxed,
who advertise by sign or otherwise,
per ..........-.. ~ Y
SECTION u.
Every keeper of a billiard-table or Ia
bles, for each table, per annum--...... . c
SECTION 10.
Every keeper OF pool, Jenny Lind table
or table Of ike device, tor each table,
per auuum. ~ I
sEcIycN IA.
Every keeper of teD. dn alleys, or other
similar alleys - devices, for each
alley, per . {
SECTION 10.
Every keeper of a shooting gallery, per
dunuH %
SECTION IS.
Evarv-4raanar Of a ITvarv gfabIa caIa or
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Every keeper of a hOuseOr yard for the
sale Of hrewoOd, for each house or
ward mar annnrn
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Every keeper of a bilIisrd-table or Ia
bles, for each table, per annum.-
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Every Life, Fire. Marine, Accident or
other Insurance. Company, not char
tered by the state of Tennessee having
an Office or agent or taking risks in
the city of Memphis. one per ceDtupon
the premiums charged at such oaice
or agency, OF upon the risks so taken.
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STRAYED---STOLEH.

N9taes1 under Dds head an Be- inserted al Tn
cents per hne, each i~.EeTtiO1.
On the Night OF 18th inst, one
vi Black Mare. about Is hands high. white
hind feet, white star in lace, sore in front
no shoes; will pay 10 any one who VIII re-
turn her 20 +. n. BracRett & Co.'S, NO. 81
Second street, hfeen dollars
awIE "A hOTEh6s
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Every person doing the business Of an
insurance ageut,o or soliciting risks for
insurance companies having no Office
or agency IN the city, per annum-....- Zoe
SECTION IL
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BARGAINS IN CHlLDREA's SHOES.

BARGAINS IN GHlLDREA'S SHOES.
CANS NEW STORE, 2ss Main.
TIE LATEST News may always be had
at Joe LockC's News stand, 1854 Main
street.
LADIES, you can get good hoes at Cans
new store, 29S Main street.
RUFFLEs AND CoLLARETrEs.-A new
stock OF these goods received.
T. w. JOHNSTON & &c.
jog LOCKE, 236k Main street, has tho
largest variety OF Monthlies, Illustrated
Weeklies and Dailies in the city.
OUR STOCK FRENCH coast S AT COST.
J. CANS, 2aS Main street.
No. l Gravel Roofing lone by Barthol-
omew & Allen, No. 5 West Court street.
FANS, Fans, Fans-new invoice Just re-
ceived. Styles entirely new and Of ex-
Guie workmanship, at
OUR own make Shoes the cheapest
Cans, 203 Main street.
ST. LOUIS. HOME JOURNAL at Joe
Locke's. 256k Main street.
FRENCH PEReALES, rs CENTS ONLY.
CANS NEW STORE, zee Main.
FANa.-The most elegant assortment
brought on this season, at
7. w. JOHNSTON q cos.
400 DOZEN FREHoH CoRsErs. extremely
cheap, Cans, 29s Main street.
LACE SHAwLs, black and white, in real
thread Llama and Pusher lace. ii prices
that will convince the closest buyers that
we are way under the market.
A. SEESSEL & SON,
ONLY Recommendations French Cor
sets, Cans, Z93 Main street.
ealLDRths' HOSE VERY CHEAP.
-rA.. -,
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OUR STOCK FRENCH cORs $ AT COST.

No. / Gravel Roofing done by Barthol-
Omew & Allen, No. 5 West Court street.
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CANS NEW STORE, 2es MAR

FANa.-The most elegant assortment
brought on this season, at
7. W. JOHNSTON q cos.
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Every keeper Of an iee-cream saloon
per annum
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SECTION 20.
Every regular opera troupe. for each
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FOR VICKSBURG.

FOR VICKSBURG.
United states Mail Line for VIcksburg-For
Helena. NanoIeOn and Vicksburg.
MARY E FORSYTH------~~Luker, master
This elegant passenger packet IT
will leave rs above ~
MOSDAY, 18th inst. at 5 pm.
Freight received at the st. Louis wharfboat.
W. +. DILL, Agent.
apI7 FLEM. CALVERT. Sup't.
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SECTION 50.
Every keeper OF a ~sods-fount, per IN
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sECItON q
Every keeper OF skids or tarpauIins to
hire, per annum /
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FANS, Fans, Fans-new invoice Just re-
ceived. Styles entirely new and Of ex-
Guiae workmanship. at
A. SEESSEL & SONS.
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SECTION SO.

Every such Insurance Company, char
tered by the state Of Tennessee, hay-
ing an Office or agent or taking risks
in the city OF Memphis, thFee-quRrters
OF one per cenbNpOn the premium
charged at sci Office or agency or
upon the risks so taken.
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Every person. other than the producer,
and every firm engaged in the buying
and selling Of cotton within the city
per annuEn
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81 "
100 90
80 CO
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Every street railroad, for each a run
within the city. drawn by two or more
u.-... or n nL.a nar AMIN
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90
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travelling OF local minstrel COM
pany exhibiting for prOdt, Tor each
-four hOmrg
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100 %
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Every keeper Of a boarding-hOuse,
other than those herein before taxed,
who advertise by sign or otherwise,
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NOtloeg undT uab heId UU be tnse7Tsd at Ten
cent? per line, each insertion.
ok BILLIARD TABLES. M. Brunswick,
- maker; nearly new; will sell low; apply
10 L. PODESTA 6 co, 25 Front street, Mem
mia on1H
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.

Notices u1ls Dis head t1A Dc th&eTIed q 1Ha
cents pT line, each insertion.
HELP-Planters, hotel keepers and pri-
II yate families wanting male or famsls.
or woOd-choppers or labor OF any kind,
would do well to call a. the Labor Agency
and only Intelligence ONCE OF WA- OAR
DIS. Is Jefferson street. apis
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eers doing business at one place only.
per og
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ST.. LoUIs. HOME JOURNAL at Joe
Locke's. 256k Main street.
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80 20
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AaWA " EAAAEo " u4OAG QOF-Ea. and
running lor hire, for each, per snnum 30
SECTION 3.
Every owner OF omnibuses, hacks, car
rtages OF Oth5r vehicles, seeking Gus
tom upon the streets, or visiting the
railroad or steamboat landing
or other public places, for the puF-
pose OF procuring custom, Tor each We
A@Sf Pc ~
SECTION p
Every ownsr Of a carriage or other We
hiciR Kept exclusively TOR use At fuus-
raIs Tor hlre, for esoh vehicle, per an
~
SECTION Is.
Every owner OF wagons or other yehf.
e!es kept or used or free delivery "a
goods 70 customers or others In the
city, FOR each vehicle, per annDm -.... 10
SECTION q.
Every keeper Of hand-eKpress cart for
the delivery OF parcels, TOR each vehi-
c4S, per .
SECTION r..
Every express company. or agent for
such company, -transacttng Business
within the city Except exempted by
the general law OF he tate), per an
0J
SECTION q.
Every keeper OF skids or tHrpauIins to
hire, per annum ......... leo
SECTION u
Every keeper Of a hOuSeOr yard for the
sale Of nrewoOd, for each house or
yard, per annum-.-~---.----.-.- SO
SECTION 80.
Every Keeper Of secondhand articles
tor sale, per RnnUn -...-.........- leo
SECTION 81.
Every keeper Of junk or rsg store, per
-
SECTION "a.
Every haWker or pecdlsF Of goods,
wares or merchandise, OF any kind,
per nnqRa so
SECTION 80.
Every keeper Of fruit stand, per quar-
ter of three 10
HeA ~
SECTION "a.
Each fruit pedGler, per quarter Of three
EsI ~
SECTION IS.
Every keeper Of an iee-cream saloon,
per 10
SECTION 50.
Every keeper Of a sods-fount, per an
sEcTroN a
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Every real estate broker. per annum
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-04-11
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
i STATES FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT or
NNSYLVANIA-THOMAS w SWEENEY, of
Reading the County of Berks and State Of Peunsy
vania, the said District, a. Bankrupt, who formerly
carried on business in Philadelphia, Pa, under the rn
of T. w. Sweeney Jr, said firm being conposes u
himself and II. Holman and Isaac Wells bOth OF Miners
ve Pa, having petioned for his discharge meeting Of
at O'Clock P: M. before Register II, MALTIBERGER,
his Office, No. AZ N SIXTH Street, Reading Pa tnat
the examination of the said bankrupt may be finished and
business of meetings required by sections 3 3 OF
the of Congress transacted The Register will certify
hearing will also be had WEDNESDAY, tine 37tn day
April A. ID. 1870 before the Court at Philadephia,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, when and parties interest
may show against the discharge
-. Witness the Hon. JOHN CADWALADER,
{, / Judge of the said District Court and the seal
thereof at Philadelphia the 10Th day of Marrh,
G. r. FOX, Clerk.
Attest-H MALrzBERGER. Register. Al t27
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR
Il THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILA DELPHIA
ELLEN ii. SMITH, by her next friend. etc,
JAMES ID. SMITH December Term, 1869, No. 70. In
Divorce.
10 James ID. Smith, the Respondent - Please
take notice that the Court has granted rdie
on you to show why divorce vncuo matrirnOn
should be decreed in the above Return lbla
SATURDAY, April 10, 1870 at 10 o'clock A. NJ, personal
service having failed on account of your absence
JOHN q. ADAMS.
4mth4ts Attorney for LibelIRnt.
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The Committee on Education are to in
vestigate General Howards management of
the Freedmen's Bureau on Wednesday next.
The Mormons are threatening to tear up
the Pacific Railroad track in case Congress
passes any bill interfering with their
imagined rights.
"A boiler explosion occurred in Baltimore
on Saturday by which several lives we're lost,
a number of persons wounded, and much
property destroyed.
-Golladay, of Kentucky, who was involved
in the sale Of cadetships, and so lost his seat
has been defeated for reelection by the
Confederate General S. II. Lewis
"A communication, signed by several
hundred students of Wyoming Territory,
heartily indorsing General Sheridan's In
dian policy, has been received at general
headquarters.
An investigation is now going on in
Washington to ascertain what Congressman
or members of the press have received Cuban
bonds. So far the investigation has resulted
in nothing
"A Philadelphia lady was found dead in
Richmond on Saturday. She had been dead
for three weeks, but her husband, being in
sane, was unable to comprehend what had
befallen her
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Foreign A0oIrs,

Several changes are rumored in the Irish
administration.
1t is announced that the Left Centre will
no longer support the Olivier Ministry.
Nearly fifteen knots an hour were made
by the English iron-clad Vanguard, just
launched.
Negotiations between Russia and the
Chinese Embassy, it is alleged, have been sus,
pended.
The Cuban authorities have been ordered
by the Spanish Government to release the
American steamer Lloyd Aspinwall
The pJebiscjtUm still causes trouble in the
French Ministerial Council. Buffet himself
has resigned; Daru and Talhouet will probably
also go.
"A sharp lookout for the City of Boston is
to be kept by the City of Durham, now on
her way from Liverpool to Halifax by the
northerly course.
"A direct telegraph line is to be run from
Liverpool to Valencia by the Anglo-American
Cable Company, SO that the time occupied in
sending messages by way of London may be
saved.
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FRANCE.
The Ministerial Crisis-ResignntioI

The Ministerial Crisis-Resign ignntiOn of BuIet.
PARIS, April 9-Evening.- crisis con-
tinues. In the Ministerial Council, with re-
spect 60 inc definite reply in the matter of tha
plebiscitum, M. Olivier declared that the
Government would employ neither menaoes
nol fattery. He argued that the Emperor
and the empire were out of the question. The
only question was, shall we change an abso-
lutte empire for liberal one?
PARIS, April 1O.-The Emperor having re-
fused TO make any concession relative to the
plebiscitun, Buffet, Minister of Finance, has
resigned. No other minister has as yet re-
signed, but further changes are rumored
The newspaper organs of the Left Centre ex-
press dissatisfaction with the Ministry. and
say that their party in the Corps Legislatif
viii not support it.
The refusal of the Emperor to yield to the
demands of Buffet and his friends is con-
sidered a victory for Eouher
The deputies of tho Left have decided to
hold a meeting on Thursday next, to which
the editors of the Paris and provincial oppo-
siton journals will be invited.
manifesto viii be submitted st this meet
ing. which, il adopted. will settle the policy
Of the opposition party with regard to the
yiebtHCijUEl.
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MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA.
Ship Bazaar, Jefferson, hence, at New Orleans 9Th
instant.
Steamship Aries, Wiley, hence, at Boston sth inst.
Bark Fanny, Turner, from Messina for Phiadel-
phia, was spoken 18th Feb. off Gibraltar.
Bark r.. G. w. Dodge, Symmes, from Havana for
Bremen. before reported at Nassau in distress, re-
sumed her voyage 18th ut., having repaired.
Bark L. A. Cochran, Swasey, sailed from Cardenas
9th ult., for q port north OF Hatteras
Bark Helen Drummond, Trecartn, sailed from
Matanzas 8Oth ult., for a port north OF Hatteras.
Bark Lizzie Fox Clark, from Baltimore for Phila-
delphia, passed Fortress Monroe 9th inst.
Bark Daring, Mcdonald, hence for Portland, at
Holmes Hole A. NJ. Sth inst, and sailed again.
Bark Is. F. Lowell Leavitt, sailed from the TeYel
26th ult. for Philadelphia
Bark Infatgable, Falck, from London, at Deal 2Itk
ult. and sailed for Philadelphia
Schrs Ruth Shaw, Shaw +. j. Lockwood, st. John
Ella Amsden, Smith; and Emma G.. (Br), Weber,
sailed from Cardenas, seth ult for port north OF
Hatteras.
Schr David Babcock, Colcord hence for Cardenas
was spoken Both ult. lat S5 II, long. "a 27
Schr Jennie E. Simmons, Con from Cotuitport foI
Philadelphia, at Holmes Hole p. M. 9th inst.
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Correspondence Of The EUening Telegraph.
EASTON u McMAHONiS BULLETIN.

EASTON IL McMAHON'S BULLETIN.
NEW YORK OFFICE, April 9.-Twelye barges leave
in tow tonight for Baltimore, light.
Enterprise, with stone for Philadelphia and Balt-
more.
Ann McCaffrey, with marble, for Philadelphia.
Goodrich, with grain, for Philadelphia.
Empress, with grain, for New Brunswick.
BALTIMORE BRANCH OFFICE, april 9.-The follow
ing barges leave in tow tonight eastward -
j. L. VOrnees, Carrie Melissa, Rachel Smith, and
John f. Hager, all with coal for New York
Charles, with coal, for Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA BRANCH OFFICE April 11.-Barge
uennessey. with coal for Wilmington, left Saturday
evening. Board Of Trade, with coal for Baltimore,
will leave to-day. L. s. G.
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CLEARED SATURDAY.

Steamship Volunteer, Jones' New York ]. f. OIL.
Steamship Roman, Baker Boston, H. Winsor Co.
Steamship Hunter, Harding, Providence, d. s. Stet-
son x Co.
Steamer G. II. Stout, Ford, Georgetown and Alex
andria w. =. Clyde Co.
Steamer Empire, Nelson, Richmond and Norfolk,
w. =. Clyde Co.
Steamer E. c. Biddle, McCue New York. w. p.
Steamer w. Whilldln, higgins, Baltimore, A.
Groves, Jr.
Br bark f. Lovett, Smith, Cork or Falmouth for or
ders, Souder Adams
Brig II. H. seavey, Fish, st. Thomas, W. l., Warren
* Gregg.
Br. schr Gold Hunter Secord, st. John, N. B., do.
Schr Z. M. Wright, Smith, Sagua Knight 4 Sons.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Ship Theobald, Theobald, from Liverpool Feb 16,
with mdse. to Cope Bros
Br ship Royal Charlie, Potter, from Liverpool Feb
10. with pdse. To SOuder h Adams.
IT. ship Andrew Iovett, frsm Ardrossln Jan. II
Welsh.
Bark Ocean, Jones, from Liverpool Jan. 20, with
mdse. to penrOse, Massey Go.
Brig lZB, " iams iroID Sagua, with mOlashes and
honey 10 Geo. Z. Carson Co.
Sch Mary j.. Van Cieaf, zones from Carlenas
with m0asscs to &. NJ. OCallaEhau. Has On board
Capt. Clark aBd crew, - IN 0li, Oi bark Milton, ~
New orb from Sagus for Queenstown, which was
abandoned IN sinking cohnIuon 26th nit, lat. ~ 80
N, long ~ 40.
Schr Thomas Clyde, Cain, 10 DAYS from Trinidad,
with sugar ana molasses to Geo. &. Carson Co.
Schr Nellie Starr, Poland, 10 days from Cardenas,
with mOlasses to +. @. Knight X co.
Schr Gen. Conner, COusips 20 days from Demarara,
with sugar TO John Mason h Co.
SClr Abbott DeyereuX, Rich, ID days from Matan-
zas with mOlasses to Il. r. Ne1f Co.
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DOmestIe Affairs.

Gold closed on Saturday at 113.
Secretary Robson has returned to Wash
ington.
The City Treasurer of st. Louis is q de-
faulter to the extent of 1920, 1000.
-Whittemore, of cadetship fame, proposes
to again be candidate for Congress.
John Deal convicted of the murder of
Richard M. Horlon is to be hanged at Read
ing on the 18th of May.
AN extensive fire occurred at Allentown,
this State, yesterday morning, resulting in a
loss of $125,000.
Justice Bradley will sit in the Supreme
Court to-day, when the legal-tSndsr decision
wiz again be considered.
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ARRIVED SATURDAY.

hhIlN Ell "a bhDA1.
Steamer Fannie, Feuton, "a hours from New York,
with mdse. to ". Nj. Baird ~ Co.
Steamer Sarah, Jones, "a hours from New York,
with mdse. to w. NJ Baird " Go.
Il. brig Branch card, IL days from Cienfuegos
with sugar 10 = W. Welsh-yosSel to G. o. Van
Horn.
Schr j.. J.. Cabada, Slower, daYs from Sagua
with sugar to Madeira IL Canada sailed IN company
with sctr L. X. naird, for Philadelphia Left in port
brig Ellen r. Stewart, to ssil on the 9th for Phade
phla.
Scnr Annie MurChie, Murchie, 10 days from Calais,
with lumber To OIder-vesscl TO LennOX Il Burgess.
Schr criterion, Cornwel, days frcm Rappahau-
mock river, Va, with cedar posts to Collins Co.
SluCp Aurora, ATis, from brig Manlius, ashore at
Cmke's Point, with 67 hhds. and IL boxes sugar to
Daett n son.
SSoop Ettie Hall, MaXon from brig Manlius, ashore
at Clarkes Point, with AZ hhds. and 21 boxes sugar
to Dallett 4 Son.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

GOVERNMENT SNLESs
GALE CT A NAVY VESSEL.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREL 4 VI CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., April 6, 1870
The Navy Department will offer for sale at
PUBLIC AUCTION, at the United States Navy
Yard Brooklyn on the 23d day OF April, 1870 at ~
O'Clock, NJ the hve-oak frame, cOpper-fastened
screw steamer
SEMINOLE,
OF SEQ tons, old measurement
The vessel and her inventory can be examined at
any time on application TO the Commandant OF the
Yard. One-haf OF the whole amount Of the purchase
money must be deposited at the time of adjudica-
tiOn and the balance within five (5) days thereafter,
and the vessel must be removed from the Navy
Yard within two (2) weeks from the day OF sale.
The Government reserves the right to withdraw
the vessel from sale for any purchaser who will pay
the appraised value with an Increase OF ten d0 per
centum thereto. 5 tuths6t
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NEW DISCOVERY.-ELIXIR j. F. BER-
IN NARD--TONI STHENLQUE. .ANTI-DYSPEPTIO.
The several observations made by the best physicians Of
the FBcute de Paris have proved that the sicknesses
arising from OF the blood
hsustion, VIZ Am.nia, 0hloross. swnpathisine,
Phtisc, Diabetes, Abumineria, Scorbut ETC., etc.
radically cured with the ELIXIR j. +. BERNARD.
General Depot-A. BERNARD No. 81 CEDAR Street,
IN -sn- Lor se by all respectable druggists tutDse
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FIRE AND BURGLAR P9Oos SAFE
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DUPREZ & BENEDICT's OPERA HOUSE.
~ SEVENTH st., below Arch Iate Theatre Comioue}
THIS EVENING, DUPREE a BENFDIOT-s
GIG ANTIC MINSTRELS WILL INTRODUCE
First Time-Great Burlesque, Oihello. IN
First Week Piscatorial Excursion A
First Week-Finale SlumberinR Moke
Last Week-1rresistible Hunky Dory 4ll6t
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naat atnaatbet Aournal.
How 70 FATTEN A POOR HORSE.


2 ! Many geodhprses devoi,r large quaint
ties Of grain or hay, and still continue thin
and poor; the food eaten is not properly
assimilated. If the usual feed has been
unground grain and hay, nothing but a
change will effect any desirable alteration
in the appearance of the animal. In case
oil meal cannot be obtained readily, min
gle bushel of fax-seed with bushel of
barley, one of oats and another bushel of
Indian corn, and let it be ground into fine
meal. This will be fair proportion for
all his feed Or the meal or the barley,
oats and corn, in equal Quantities, may
first be procured, and one-tourth part Of
oil cake mingled with it, when the meal
is sprinkled on cut feed. eet
Feed two or three quarts of the mixture
two or three times daily, mingled with a
peck of cut hay and straw. Ii the horse
will eat that greediy, let the quantity be
gradually increased until he will eat four
or six quarts at every feeding three times
Il day. So long as the animal will eat this
allowance, the quantity may be increased
a little every day. But avoid the practice
Of allowing horse to stand at a rack well
filed with hay. In order to fatten a horse
that has run down in flesh, the groom
should be'vcry particular to feed the ami
NAL no more than he will eat up clean and
lick his Manager for more.--dm. Stock
Journal!