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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-26
THE M OF COMMERCE..
Relief for the Distressed.
The President of the Chamber
and Mayor Leland Name
A Committee.
A Steamer Chartered to Carry
Supplies.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
chamber of commerce was called to take
place yesterday at noon, when it was
understood some action in reference to
the wants Of those whose places had
been overlooked along the river woald
be taken. The number in attendance
was so small that no organization
took place. President Prescott, in
conjunction with Hon. Mayor Lof-
land. nominated 3 committee to So
lieit contributions for the sufferers, the
following gentlemen were named, and
are requested to meet this morning st
the chamber OF commerce, TO organize +:
J. P. Prescott, Henry J. Lynn, A. T.
Lacey, A. Seessel, W. H. Passmore, T.
B. Norment, J.. W. Page, Col. John
Hart, A. J. White, Col. J. w. Dawson.
His honor the mayor stated th he
had. on behalf of the city, chartered the
steamer Northwest to take down the
sspplies when a sufficient quantity Of
fered to warrant in despstching her. Al
derman Amis had volunteered his
services to go on the boat to distribute
the supplies, and it is proposed that the
committee appoint him and 4 other
gentleman for the carrying out of the
scheme. It was also stated that there
we're planters along the river who were
out Of provisions, and would be very
glad 10 get them and pay therefor, but
had been unable to obtain anything in
consequence of the high stage of the
river. It was thought it might be well
for some Of our merchants to send lin
addition to the voluntary contributions
provisions to be disposed of
to such persons asa desired to
buy them at reasonable rates.
We hope to see a fun attendance of the
committee at the chamber this morning,
and have no doubt that vigorous action
will be taken in the matter. The apa-
thy exhibited by the members Of the
chamber is somewhat surprising in this
large and growing commercial city Of
Memphis. 1t is to be hoped that they
will wake up in this particular and meet
together regularly and in large numbers,
for in a great measure u commercial
prosperity depends upon the concerted
Of our merchants.
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A6oUa5O UerfOW.-Any body wanting
a line Uttom plantation, which is even
now entirely above the overflow, sheuld
call on Messrs. Strain 6 Goodman. See
their advertisement. mh2i "
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SUsPECTED.-The Allen house, on
Second street, has lately been visited by
several thieves, and large quantities of
clothing carried of. Suspicion having
poin.ed to a young mar named Croak-
ley, be was yesterday arrested, and
is now in jail awaiting an examina-
ton as to his guilt or innocence in the
iaaa-
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FRED. WERBER

KHyHOLEsALE dealer ln Hoohng Gam and
w piteh. Saturnted E0odnE Paper, imported
F4ft Manufactured OF q SUPERIOR preparation
FOR the preservation Of Tin and MeIa Roofs
that has given satisfaction for Fourteen years.
OFFICFASouthsaSt corner FirHt and Market
streets, LOuiaville, Kentucky. fehls 3m
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

EOh WHITE RIVER.
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND WHITE RTYER
PACKER
For Helena. Delta, FriaEAs Point. sun.
nyWer, Lacunta, CarOn's. C~OncOrdia, Mouth
White River, Indian Bay, st. Charles.
Dsvalis Blum and Augusta,
Connects at Augusta with the Fairy ouesu for
J~acksonpOrt and Black River.
This elegant passenger steamer II
viii leave WS
TUESDAY, sSth inst, at 5 pm
LEVY & MILLER, Agents.
mhz4d 81 Madison street
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND WHITE RIVER
PACKER
Helena, Delta, Friaris Point, sun
hover, LaoOnia, Carson's, COneordia. Mouth
White river, Indian ray, st. Charles,
D1Yall's Aud, Little Rock, Dss Arc.
West Point. Searoy. augusta
and IaoksOnPort.
CoAAERCLAL~-~-E A. Levy master
This elegant passenger steamer II
will leave c
TUESDAY, 18Th inst, at 5 pm.
JAS. 7. BOURNE & co. Ag'ts,
mn2i q No. Il Jefferson street.
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THE r. Z. LEE.-This magnificent
steamer is now at our landing, and is
daily visited by crowds Of sdmiring visi-
tors. Yesterday a select number Of
friends were entertained at dinner by
Der captain, W. B. Richardson, who
played the host in q most agreeable
manner. We heartily regret that a want
Of space forbids an extended notice.
nLong NAV she wave.n
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DIR. HUNTER may be consult

DIR. HUN FEK may be consuILed
at No. 217 Second street, Adams block,
I corner of Adams and Second streets, on
all diseases embraced in his speciality, as
/ catarrh, sore throat, bronchitis, asthma,
consumption and heart diseases, to which
branch of his profession he has long de-
voted his exclusive attention. As be
will remain in the city only a few weeks
longer, those who desire to consult him
should do so at once.
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To Business Men.-A young man of
-prepossessing abilities aRd faultless PEN
manship desires employment in some
honorable business. UnexceptiOnshle
credentials produced. Address A. H l.,
I16 Second street, Memphis. mh26 2t
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Warning 10 the Public Who Use Burn
fag 03s.-The states of Pennsylvania
and Ohio forbid the sale of burning oils
that viii ignite at under one hundred
degrees Fahrenheit. Missouri specifies
one hundred and ten degrees, and these
tests must be branded on the barrels.
All reputable dealers ia Illuminating oils
understand this. To prevent the pub
lie frsm being imposed upon . BY ire
spOnsibie men, and TO avoid accidents,
we respectfully give notice that benzine,
benzole or naptha will not stand the
above tests. All Of these new patent
burning oils D being advertised
are made from one Of these ar
ticles, and IA the absence Of any spe-
cife law in this state, may be sold with
impunity. The public can best Judge
whether il is safe TO use any burning oil
which Is forbidden ION account Of It's
dangerous qualitiesl to be sold in the
above named states, and Others. The
terrible accident on Adams street last
winter, By which three lives were lost,
resulted from the careless use Of benzlne.
We will also state that We obtained from
the original inventor and discoverer,
more than two years ago, the exclusive
right to make oils and fiuids aoH-eIDlo.
siue, and yend the same, in Vest fem
nessee. Parties who infringe on our
rights viii take due notice, under PEN
atty of prosecution.
OF. PRESCOTT & co,
6oal ~ Dealers, 20 Jefferson street.
March a lsSI marzlIw
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Get the Bes1.-Almost hourly in
quiry is made by the anxious as to the
best place to obtain a good article OF
whisky or brandy, and it IS sometimes a
difficult question to answer, but we con
fidsntly recommend those in want to the
store of Messrs. N. & J. Hoffheimer, No.
276 Front street, who have q capital
stock of fine French brandy and real old
Bourbon in their cellars, for sale at prices
to suit the times.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-26

DEAD.-S. H. Cameron. who, it will
be remembered, was shot by his step
father, L. d. Hood, Saturday last, in
Chelsea, died on Sunday evening. Mr.
Hood was brought before Justice
Creighton yesterday evening, and gave
bonds for his appearance on Monday
morning next. The amount Of the bonds
required was i've thousand dollars, which
were readily given.
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BANh DF WE18I ~
REE.-Three thousand dollars Bank of
West Tennessee notes wanted at Home
Insurance and Trust company, No. i
Madison street. marZ4-3t
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4 Specific for Throat DiseGses.-"M My
communication with the world is very
much enlarged by the LOzenge which l
now carry always in my pocket that
trouble in my throat for which the
'Troches' are a speeiicl having made
me often a mere Whisperer.
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FOR NEW

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
ATLANTIC AND ArIssIssTPPTsTgAMg8 ?
COAPANYUG NAIL.
For Vfcksburg and sew orleans.
master
This splendid passenger packet Il
will leave as above on G
HIS DAY, 18th inst, at u m.
LARRY HARMsTAD q Co, agents,
Corner Main and Madis0n streets sF
PETERSON & eAfRES, 0en1 Pass AR'ts-
mb8h City Whar1boat loot Monroe ST
AELANTToAND 4fLssIssIPPTsTEAMsRR
COAPANY-U s. MAIL LINE
For Napoleon, G~reenvflle. Lake PrOvf-
denee, V~ieksburg, Natohez and n Orleans.
MARY Z. FORSYTH-.------Haney master
III THE iss splendid n 2 sbd passenger steamer -
TIL DAY, 18th inst, at 10 am.
LARRY HARMSTAD & {.
PETERSON &SAXERS. Pass. Ag'ts.
WharfbOat, foot OF Monroe 81,
mh25lt or cor. Main and Madison SIS.
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND LOUIS
VILE PACKET
For V~icksburg and New Orleans.
NICK LONGWORTH---~-~IrWin master
1T Th is.s super E passenger steamer @
1893 IN @NA AAaAaH a. " aMs
LARRY HARBfsTAD 4 Co, Agents.
corner am and Madison sts., or
mh2 II City Wharf boat. foot Monroe st.
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS WyEDNRgDAV
For Napoleon. VicksburE, hatcher and
New orleans.
ROBERT E. LEE--.-....... Richardson master
This splendid passenger packet A.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, zth inst, ON arri.
val Of trains
NOTICE-Shippsrs per steamer r. Z. Lee
viii be particular to have their Bills OF LsdinR
in by y Oic Ocx m. on Wednesday.
JAS. T. BOURNE & CO., Agents,
mha Z No. y Jefferson street.
RkGULAR Ak dPHIS e NEW ORLEANS
WEDNEcDAY JACKET
For Napoleon. VickHburE, Natohez and
n Orleans
ROBERT f. R Richardson maStsr
This new and splendid passenger It.
steamer VIII leave as above on C
WEDNESDAY, 9th list, at 5 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD & CO., Agents.
Corner Main and Madison stE.
mh2e Il or Wharfboat foot @OOroe st,
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Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad.
ARRIvE+ DEPART F;
New Orleans Express- ESQ pm. Eb P.n.
Ratesv1ue Aocomo'n--..-l9.B &l5 "
seh2a O. P. OAKLEY, Gen Ticket Ag't
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WATCH THTEF.-Some man robbed
the house of ThOs. Hangnam, No. Il
Commerce street, on Sunday night, OF
two watches. He was seer By a neighbor
to raise the window and put his hand in
side, put something in his pocket and
Suddenly make of. No trace of the
thief
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GEORGIA thou
sand dollars Of Georgia money wanted
Immediately at Home Insurance and
Trust company, No. II Madison street,
embracing the following banks Bank Of
Augusta, Georgia railroad, Central rail-
road, and Marine bank. mh24-3t
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For a cough, cold, sn irritation or sore
ness of the throat, Browns Bronchial
Troches y win often give instant relief.
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CoGL-Bigley, Mellersh & Co, No. 81
Jefferson street, have spehdid Pittsburg
coal. Leave your orders. feb4-tf
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Wagon .Rnd earrings Material.
Corrected BY woodburn, smith a Co, No. ,
Green street. Il. Lonis.
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GOLDE GOLDsl-Fifteen thousand
dollars gold wanted Immediately st
Home Insurance and Trust COM
pany, No. II Madison street. mhs4 st
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TEMPERANCE.-Anew temperance So
ciety has been organized under the nsme
Of the st. Patrick's temperance society,
and now has forty members. The So
ciety meets on the first Sunday evening
Of each month, at the county courtroom.
Father RiOrdan has been elected presi-
dent G. A. Hanson, first vice-president
P. T. Hughes, second vice-president J.
P. Gallagher, secretary J. J. Duffy, as
sistant secretary Thomas z. Leonard,
treasurer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-26

Il Large Stock Of new silks and silk
poplins, etc, in all %colors, st Mack Bros.
& Bohm, PSI Main street. mar24 Nv
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COUNTY SCKIP.-Ten Thousand
dollars county scrip wanted immedi'
ately at Home Insurance and Trust com
pany, No. II Madison street. mar24-3t
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OF. PRESCOTT (.
March =, 1861. mar2lIw
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THE great success which has crowned
the efforts Of DR.. Bernhard since he has
been in our city increases daily, and his
rooms have been crowded during Office
hours by those desiring to avail them
selves of his well known skill. We IN
derstaad that the doctor VIII remain but
a short time longer, and We would adj
wise those anxious 70 consult him to do
so as quick as possible. The following
letter from n Of our distinguished citi-
zens speaks in merited language of the
DOCTORS skill
MEMPHIS. March o, 1867.
DIR. BERNHARDT-DedT Sir The
glasses which I procured from you about
a month since [ find of great service.
They are, in every respect, exactly as
YOU represented them, and are the only
glasses which have ever been of service
20 me. I think that my vision with the
naked eye is also improved by the use Of
these glasses. Respectfully,
s. + HINES,
Act 81 Me- "a HnaI ponIu~ efrnaf
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CIRCUS 49, PERsONAL.-That veteran
Snowman, James NJ. Nixon, formerly
manager Of Niblo's garden, in New
York, is in the city making arrange
ments for Dan. CssteIlo's great circus
and menagerie, which will show here
about the I4th Of April. Van Amburgh's
menagerie is travelling with this circus,
and the collection Of animals, birds and
beasts, gathered from all quarters Of the
globe, is said TO be unsurpassed. The
fscS that Jim Nixon (who has been in
the business nearly thirty years, and
never failed IN anything he undertook Of
the kind being connected with the ex-
hibitiOn is a sufficient guarantee Of its
excellence. Look out for them.
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NEW ENPHIsTHEATER.-Chsnfrau
great speciality Of or American Cousin
at Home, was presented last night at the
New Memphis. Owing TO the rainy
night and the almost impossible condi-
ton Of the streets, the audience was not
large, but we're select and apprecistive.
Mr.. Chanfrau played with his usual
ability, delighting all present, as did
Mrs. flanagan, Wheelock and Drayton
In the farce Of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
White, Mr.. Marston brought down the
house extensively. Tonight Our Ameri-
can Cousin at Home will be repeated for
the last time, and the a~fterpiece of The
Tough Diamond.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-26

ESnGoNs q Son, at No, 10 Jefferson
street, have received the National Quar-
terly Review for the second quarter Of
the current year, the London Builder,
Sunday Magazine, Beadle's Monthly {;
also, the New York Ledger, Chimney
Corner, Literary Album, Waverley,
Mercury, Pilot, L Eco sd'Italis, Courier
des Etats Unis, London Illustrated News,
Wide World, American Union, True
Flag, German Leslie, Scientific Ameri-
can, Jolly Joker, Nick Max, Merryman's
Monthly, and the Edinburgh Review.
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MElIPMS APPEAL
CITY MATTERS.

TUESDAY. '::7::M MARCH ., ISL
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lay before u readers mat the river n
this point has commenced to fall. After
the most disastrous food which has ever
visited our people, q which has con-
tinued at high tide longer than ever be-
fore known, it has at last commenced e
scbside and viii continue to go down we
hope, rapidly. News from other quarters
wiz be found in u ~telegraphie column.
Arrivals.
Steamer Silver Moon, Cincinnati.
/" Henry Ames, st. Louis.
/" Commercial, White river.
/" Lizzir Gill, st. Louis.
" Belle Memphis, st. Louis.
81 Ruth, 81. Louis.
g Addie Johnson, st. Louis.
Welcome, st. Louis.
" Westm0reland, New Orleans
- Norman, Louisville.
" Guidon, Arkansas river.
Laurel Hill, New Orleans.
City of Cairo, New Orleans.
Departures.
Steamer Agnes, st. Louis.
f" Glasgow, St Louis.
g Henry Ames, New Orleans.
" Lizzie Gill, New Orleans.
Golden Era, Cincinnati.
Ruth, New Orleans.
Belle Memphis, st. Louis.
" Westmore!aDd, Cincinnati
Addie johnson, Vicksburg.
" Guidon, st. Louis.
" Welcome, Vicksburg.
4" Laurel Hill, Louisville.
Boats In Port
Robt. e. Lee, Norman, Mollie Ham,
bleton, Cleaner, Silver Moon, CONNER
eisl, Centralia.
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BANKS \ BANKERS.

nOwMFRCIAL Bank Of Tennessee, corner
u Madison aud Mein streets -
TEANELIN Insurance and banking Com
/ pany. corner Jeher-on ana fF9nL .lreeS
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TEYETE, JOS & CO, 81 Nan street
NARTNER CURTIS, 2s Main street
ETTCFLE SMITH 81 RAGLASD, Ss Main
VI street
nETLLY- J. J., 20 Front street.
TERRY & MICHEL So Main street
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BOeKsEILERS IY6 STATIONERs.
T8EWsEELTN- F. roo, IE Main street
TMNCS5 a son, 10 Jefferson street.
MADE, d. %, y Main street
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GEENAN National Bank 80 Main street
HAYJ5O saving Institution, 70 Madison
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-27

Music OF Ts-E EpIsroPALC CHrrcH a naa,-
ihk mas eeen iately held 10 discuss he present
.'yie OF music o: he Episcopal church ma Kos
.oh- Ibe .qnaftet ehoirs" are not liked. and
the style OF church mnsic /, often no. con.id-
efeo snitahle Tor the sanctuary. AT a couyoes-
non 20 be held IN January. choral rnnsic is TO
De presented Al the churches OF ST. Paul, Trim
ity, aud Emmanuel Attwo OF our city ch urch-
es' me Advent and Messiah, surpliced choirs
OF men and boys perform the music. which is
OF tne grandest and most simple style and th.
solemn service. 9regorian chant are unaiply
sung, win psalms and hymns of n very plan
mn grand character. Full choral services will
pfoo'ioIy oe soon introduced at the oth-r
cnnrcnes mentioned above, a. the present mn
sic dOes not give general satisfaction on.-B.ston
1rarstter, DFc. 81.
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"A CoNPLYTE WARLIKE ExPKDITIoN-Tbe
Lnshsn expedition 10 Abyssinia ~ regarded
by some of rho London nawspapers as MAJ
vel IN the WAY OF exhibiting the diversity of
appliances which modern science has pro.
Vioed Tor the prosecution OF a war among
savage tribes Bread.maRing machines Will
oe SCI mp wherever possible, tube wells and
pocket hliers will BE- in use, ice Will be made
ny freezpg machines in sufficient quantity To
serve surgicai and medicinal purposes, and
enough compressed vegetables Will be carried
ioI sanitary trea tment. Even the proper pn- :
rlneahon ot the air in the hospitals has been
scrnpuiousiy provided for. An srcbeolsyist
a q ~ netaIoss. ZooIoslst geosraphsr. To
pographicai star and several phot ogrsphers
are also preparing 10 accompany The eXpadi-
ton. Railroads will be Improyised there will
us oaiioops Yof nnfiifary surveys, together with
aSe OF progress. III these filings do not copuu uu.r
King Theodore, perhaps the modern improye
Aents IN gunnsSy aill
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A MNsterials Affair

Nonsiderable eacItement pr-vans ,ust NO.
al Munich havana on account Of smy.rrI-
GUS DEAN from poison. The COunb~-s Cher-
nisty, whose husband holds a hlsn nost =,
vienna, had for rather more nan a ystr ha.,
Occupying an apartment m a furnished hotrl
Oh ne BaSarian capitsL The mistress of the
house. not having seen the ladv Tor fo-,v.
elght hours. forced open the door Of ner chnn
Der, shd found her lying on the door, nsele-.. !.
zen tne tsoie aud the sofa IL Was rem.m-
osred that good locking young lady, callins
herself bar ness lie Nav, had asr. ved a. Mn
nlch from Vienna about n fortnight hsfore
AID haa either made or renewed IN aeq ualo >
lance with Mad. Chornisky; that 90 the day
OF me death the Baroness had sent a ssrvaut
Tor TWO theatre tickets, telling MIN IN ca-ry
them TO the Countess win her eoraphm ents.
AID the promise ol an ImmediA,s visit
The domestic executed his orders ana ou
hs arrival found the two ladies Uakine ga To-
retner He also heard them giving orders %
.ne mistress 70 set them carriage the latter
"rnt out foi mat purpose, and on her rcsurn
fOund the door OF the room locked tnsioL.. ,es
therefore supposed that me ladie. hsd TONG
our our on ,cot But pos. ~eTfca examination OF
expired from the effects OF pruesic q Nd dur,.s q
the absence OF the lsDdiady, vhieh dad ns< s.-
eesd three- quarters OF sn hour. The Baronsss. :,
arpeareo, bsd returned 20 her owr hotel
md then taken her departure from rse c,ty
hen these circumstances became known. the
.aw officers seni message 10 the husband q sue-
vienna TO aid the oricers of iustice sn rns,,
eHdeavors 20 srriyest the truth. He imro~ai .
father ~
The young man is lieutenant I'm IA. Ann,
and has been employed ~ the Miuis.ry Of w AZ
eince ms return from Mexico. " niths.T he na d
accompanied the Emperor MACMILLAN. Tpe
laihsf 4 GoFernor General ana OCCUPIES one
OF the highest postS IN tue empire The sou
Went a. once 10 the once OF the sxAuipipr
mselstrste, aud alter q fret interrogAtosy ms
lhtstr sfdered the srr-st oI the Young msn. On
bIm was found the mlalaiure Of lsdv. Weicn
me mistress OF he hotel lared 10 De the re-
ness OF me Baroness oe Way. But On q photo
erapn OF ~ arriving at Vienna the police Of
OF good family, The Baroness Julia Eoersesy
fesidin In he Austrisr capital. she has se.o
arrested IN her urn, but protests her seuora 60
-
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B~tsiu. an R.b..

The editor Of the Columbia (Peunsyly.pi.l
spy, relates he IolIiving pleasant Inc,oaut-
Isst week, Two prom nent and inriu.nt.ai
nnsineSs men OF Coiumb bis. got Inso q coey,r-
sanon on he comparative merits OF thar IA !
oe-, each one saying that ne bad the bet
oeey ano the Conversation waxed vsr,n On
tbi- point The matter was nnally ieft 20
three dlelnieres,ed persons, and the dac,.,on
was 10 be given Al an oyster supper, tue pSrtv
whom The committee decided against pavinr
for me same. IL o. well enongh 20 s,a.- ns-s
that sne was male and the other q female
Inc oaoie We're each duly examined by the
committee Their finely drawn teaturss =.
pac'iy fer milk anu Winslow's sirup. road
looks weights. health. lungs. GOODNESS, and
kents 9uatiti-s- shu the number OF sleeele.s
nights they had Caused their faihers-sll toese
Were inquired into and taken into cops,S.r.s
hon oy tee committee chosen for the purposa-
one or them gray haired veteran. vino hso
reared and dangied on his knees many q oanv-
declared thNi De wat a good ladge ana "a nsr
hhea nae mission After al Inis had b.sa xo..
hrougn with, nothing was now lef., bat 70
paruhke CT the supper. waicb was prepared nv
mine no>t, BLACK. or the Washington Hou.s
on Monday evening iast; and sncS q supper-
oysters lh every conceivable ssyle. with ali "a.
necessary accompsnlments After full lUst.cr
mao been oonc 10 the elegant banauet thu
COMMITTEES made the folio wing report
"N = the undersigned, having. been % ID MAD
10 examine aEd report ON the first fr uli % Mr.
= and wife, and the last fruit of -and
wife, would respectfully report that after e.
afnininr The babies OF the respective pxr.les
the committee are Of the unanimous Opinion
tas, AR. - And wife have the nnsss NAE
ehllc, and thai Mr.. and wlie have 40.
finest fernaie child. The COMMITTEES are there.
lore OF the opinion that Mes.rs ana =
sssli bear an equal proportion OF the expensA.
OF tnls great banquet. Ac.. &c. a. eotn part,e.
nave done admirably. and the Committee hon
that they VIII contin ue their efforts. and ca1ry
out tbe scriptprsl Injunction, 10 10 crease and
multiply (Sieled by the CommIrtee 7