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EENA
FACULTY.


WILLIAM K. BOWLING, NJ. D., Professor Of
Theory and Practice Of Medicine and Dean Of
the Faculty.
CHARLES X. WINSTON, NJ. D.. Professor Of
obstetrics and Diseases OF Women and
Children.
J. BERRIEN LINDSLEY, NJ. D.. Professor Of
WILLIAM T. BRIGGS, NJ. D.. Professor Of
Surgery.
THOMAS L. MADDIN. NJ. D.. Professor Of In
stitutes Of NJ edicine
JOHN II. CALLENDER, NJ. D., Professor Of
Materia Medica aud Therapeutics.
WILLIAM l.. NICHOL, Nj. D., Professor Of
Clinical Medicine.
THOMAS B. BUCHANAN. NJ. D., Professor Of
Anatomy.
VAN s. LTNDsLEY, NJ. D.. Professor Of surgi-
cal Anatomy.
HENRY NJ. COMPTON. NJ. D.. Demonstrates
OF Anatomy.
Kor additional information apply 10
J. BERRIEN LINDSEY,
Chancellor Of the University.
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In u. n. Circuit
Court, Mid Dis. Tenn.


No. IOs-United States ". fourteen barrels
Rectifed whisky.
UHEREAS, r. Mop. SMITH. ESQ, At
w torpey Of the United States r.. said Dis
trict has filed has information IN said Court on
behalf Of the United States, and OF All Ders0ns
coDceTned, against tOurtesn barrels rectidcd
Whisky, lIsindsn III OmaH FeYuted Osnerz. a.
ieging. among other things, that said spirits we're
seiZed A. forfeited % the United State. Tor the
caases IN safd Information alleged
Nov, therefore. IN obedience 10 the mention
Of the Court. 10 ms directed and delivered, DO
hereby give public notice - ali peTsOBs claim-
ing said property. or knowing or having any
thing % say Why the same shOuld not be con
demnod as forisited. and that they be and ap
pear before said Circuit Court. - be holden IN
the fedsral Court Room. In the Capitol AZ
hashyiile, Tennessee On tho SeNh dag Of
1une, isss. ~ 10 o'clock A. ~. thea and there
20 Interp0ss their claims.
z. r. gLAsCOCK.
iunl2 Ia M.h.D.T
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Der the many illustrations Of those who,
claiming too much, have received too
little.
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FIrc.

PRovrDKNcE, RI. June 17-Di1on &
Brothers cotton mill was much damaged
BY fire, last night
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senate Committee on District of Co
lnulh bin. etc.

Iumbia, etc.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE Senate
Committee on the District Of Columbia,
who were instructed to inquire into the al
legged forcible election of Mrs. Kate Brown,
a colored woman in ehzrge Of the ladies'
retiring room of the Senate, from car on
the Alexandria railroad, made report to-
day confirming the statements before made,
that Mrs. Brown has instituted suit against
the company, and that the policeman who
elected her has been dismissed from the
service of the company. They recommend
that the resolution lie on the table for the
present.
A large number of visitors were in at
tendance at the Executive mansion to-day,
including many ladies and several indi-
yiduals of prominence.
A committee of citizens Of Washington,
including the Mayor, sd interim, and sew
eral members Of the Conservative wing OF
the city council, had an interview with the
President in reference to the bill which Is
before Congress relating to municipal sf-
fairs,
Generals Rousseau, Hancock and Sena-
tors Henderson and Buckalew also had an
interview with Mr.. johnson,
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GEO. ". WILLIAMS & CO.
CHARLESTON. S. c.
WILLIAMS, TAYLOR a. Co,
NEW YORK

FACTORS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
II will make liberal advances on Cotton.
10 them.
Mr. !. ~. Taylor, Of the above House
Will be happy 20 answer Inquiries until Monday
next AT the Office Of Mcssrs. MeAuister X
Wbeless. OK 81 The 81. Cloud Hotel. myS0 In
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Substitute for the Finh section Of the

Substitute for the Fifth section of the
Currency Bill.
WAsEINeToN, June 1.-THE following
is Mr.. Sherman's substitute for the fifih
section Of the currency bill For the better
distribution Of national bank currency, an
amount not exceeding twenty millions may
be issued to banking institutions organized
in States and territories having less circu-
lation than Eve dollars per inhabitant and
that within one year the same shall be
Withdrawn pro rata from banks in States
and territories having an amount in excess
Of their proportion under the act of March
8, 1864, to ascertain which, the Comptroller
of Currency is to make n statement show
ing the amount 10 be retired by each OF
these banks, and TO make a requisition on
them, beginning with those having the
largest excess, and in case Of failure to fur
nish, it is made the duty Of the Comptroller
Of Currency to sell at auction a sufficient
amount of bonds held TO secure the circula-
ton of such banks, provided that circula.
ton herein authorized shall be issued only
as circulation is withdrawn, 50 the aggre.
gate circulation shall not, at any time, ex
coed three hundred million.
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Middle District of Tennessee.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
a notice Of has appointment az Assignee Of
the estates 81 J. II. Va Aks and joel ". New
BERN Of Stewart ceanty. State OF tennessee,
within said district who have been adjudged
bankFuprs upon their 0Wn petitions, hy the Dis
triet Court Of said district.
Dated Dover, lena, May = ls6s
JAMES p. FLOOD.
junll laW3s Assirnee,
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j. . II l. Y,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR,
No. Is NOrth Cherry st.,

las JUyr RECEIVED an ELEgAET
1 i line Of aENTLEdEN's DRESS GOODS,
which be will make ~ 20 order, IN the latest
and most hnisbed style. at the Lowest possible
MIRA.
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m.-The Medical Department.

which was founded in 1880 II has already ma
circulated four thousand students, Of whom
eleven hundred aud eighty-siX have received the
degree Of Doctor Of Medicine. Tho buildings,
Museum, etc. are in all respects complete. A
large Hospital Is connected with the Depart
ment
The regular course Of instruction will begin
on the first Monday in November. 1853 and end
on the first day Of March, 1869. The prelimi
tObeT.
The Anatomical Rooms will be opened on the
first Monday in October. and every facility at
foTded for the prosecution Of that cornerstone
study.
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Shelby Female Institute

VIHE ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT EVER
j cises will be held in the Chapel Of the In
stitute. on THURSDAY. JUNE 18th. at Z
O'clock. P. n. The friends Of the school and the
public generally are respectfully invited 70 at.
tend. GEO. q. BUTLER, An,
junlT z Principal
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Hs Il also Ia receipt 81 VARSITY 81 Fresh
Goods Tor ordinary wear and offers 20 gentle
msn in basinea suits 81 the latest patterns and
most durable material. Cal and aspect his
goods at No. j. North CherTy street
mart II
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WANTED.

PURCHASERS FOR LILLEY'S IMPROVED
Il Instrument for Surveying and calculat
ing areas. This instrument is highly recon
mended by many Of the first mataimaticians,
engineers and land surveyors in tho United
States. Among others Professor Church. U.
:. NJ. West Point; Prof. Allan, Washington
College, both Of whom are using Il in the in
structiOn Of their classes in surveying. Address
W. c. COLLIER,
mays 3m 40 Union street. Nashville.
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University Of Nashville.

THIS INSTITUTION, ALTHOUGH SUP
i ported and controlled neither by Church
nor State, has already rendered valus-
bic and acknowledged services 10 the
cause Of education, science and religon.
IL is established on epermanent basis, and while
mainly dependent upon tuition fees for its sup
port, has ever welcomed studiOus and ambitious
youth to its advantages WITH or without money.
1t is the design of the Trustees 10 open Law, Sci
entific. Literary and ether Departments as speed
lily as circumstances will allow. At present two
DEPARTMENTS are in successful operation.
1.-The Montgomery Bell Academy,
which embraces an eight years course. equivs-
lent 10 the ordinary preparatory and collegiate
departments OF W estern and Southern institu-
tons. II is conducted by an able corps Of teach
ers, with splendid buildings, excellent libraries.
apparatus, etc. Boys are prepared for entrance
into the higher departments Of the University.
or for the pursuits Of active life. at the option
Of the parents, The next session opens on Mon
day, September IL. 1868. Tuition in the Gram
mar School, SEQ per anBum; in the High School,
| RSl mar
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The Best Investment aud the Safest.

EWING'S ADDITIONAL number Of elligi-
IL bio and beautiful lots for sale in this valu-
able addition. on liberal terms. Those desiring
to improve, credit from one to ten years viii DO
given. Gail and see.
Also. five lots for sale for cash at an extreme
ly low price.
WEST NASHVILLB.-Tw elegant Brick
Dwellings for sale st less than cost.
NORTH NASHVILLE Several lots in
HRrding's. McGavock's and UnderwoOd's addi-
tioIs for sale at from So to SIS per foot.
EDGEFIELD.-TwO lots on Woodland street.
four on Sycamore and two on Boseobel
A. NELSON & CO.,
jell Iw Real Estate Agents. Cherry street.
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Information I'm U. 8. Circuit
Court, Mid. Dis. Tenn.

APRIL TERN. 1865.
No. IE3-Uuitsd States We. Eve barrels Of
Whisky.
WHEREAS, r. McP. SMITH, ESQ, Az
W tSrney Of the United States for Eaid Dis
trfct has fled bis information In said Court, a.
we'll on behalf Of the United States and Of ali
persons concerned. against i've bsFelsr Of Ehis-
Ky alleging among other thinzs that said spirits
were seized az forfeited 70 the United State
for the causes In said Information ALLEGED.
Now ID eref0re. In obsdience 10 the mention
Of said Court, 10 me directed and delivered, /
do hereby give public notice - al persons claim
ing said property. or knowing or having any
thing to say Why the same should not be con-
demned az forfeited, and that they be and APP
pear before said Circuit Court, q be holden ia
the Federal Court Room, 10 tho Capitol At
NashViile, Tennessee, ON the 2eth day Cd
Jnne, 1858. 81 % o'clock A. r.. then and ihers
TO inferpose their claims.
ER. GLAscOCK.
jan12 llt U. -. Marshal
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H u NJ A N III A / r.
e. l. % 4 = II A u,
nEALKR IN
BraiCls, Curtis, Materials, Hair
JelOelrg, PeTittHery and
Fancy Goods,

HAS OPENED AN ENTIRELY NEW
ii il stock Of Goods, 10 which he invites the at
tention Of the ladies. Evsry description Of Hair
Work done in the best style aid AZ short notice.
lie particularly invites an inspection Of bis
stock Of Perfumery and Fancy Goods. which
embraces the newest and best in the line.
Watch Repairing attended % b. an expert
eneed workman feblf II
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REAL EsTATE FOR SALE.

Tailoring in all its branches.
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It EL EGG RAPHIC-
Foreign and Domestic.

I WASHINGTON, April 81. Banks,s bill
protecting naturalized citizens abroad,
amended by allowing the President to
withdraw commercial relations from Of
Tending nations, and .exemptihg am bassa-
doris, consuls and agents from the persons
whom the President may incarcerate id
retaliation, passed 90 to s. atf aa teysftat'
The pressure on uncommitted Senators
is tremendous, and comes from all quar-
ters. The apprehensions of the Presidents
friends are increasing.
The new municipal officers Of Alexan-
dria have qualified There are no negroes
and no known native Virginians among
the new officers.
CHARLESTON, April 2O.--OfIicial returns
as fur Us. received of the recent election
show $4,000 votes for and 1900 against
the new Constitution. ....t...a.a9}4gs
HAVANA, April 1S.--A later arrival from
Vera Cruz brings the following Mexican
news:
Gen. Jimenez hassabmitted TO the Gov
eminent. Juarez has just recovered from
sickness. The revolution in Sinaloa is
gaining ground. Bngands had sacked
several towns and we're committing other
extensive ravages. .4stIs ls.s5s g /
Oaxaca has abolished the State tax OH
pro visions and home mani factures.
The Indian war continues in Sonora.
Gov. Mccormick, Of Arizona and the Gov
ernor of Sonora had an interview, and
arranged for means Of transit through
Sonora. s.Sps.
LONDON, April 2o.--The Court room and
approaches where the trial Of the Clerk
enwell explosionists is progressing, are
densely crowded.
BALTIMORE, April 20.--Tbe festival in
honor of Sergeant Bates to-day was en-
thusiastic. The ceremonies ut the Wash
ington Monument were beautiful. Bates
was loaded with presents from the ladies
and citizens.
LONDON, April 81 Mullsny, one OF
the Clerkenwell conspirators, has turned
Queens evidence. His testimony is dam!
aging to the defence. 4..sl So, /
Parliament met, but nothing has been
done. The Prince Of Wales reviewed the
troops at Phoenix Park, Dublin.
LIVERPOOL, April 2l-Noon.-C Cotton
dull; sales 5000 bales; prices the same.
LIVERPOOL, April 20 Evening. - Cotton
market at a slight decline. Uplands on
the spot, l2Ad.; afoat 12ssd.;l Orleans
l211d.
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o. The New Orleans Bee of
Tuesday last throws some light on
the way things were managed in that
city. during the late election, as fol-
lows:
The ELECTION IN THE Cry Forty
eight hours have elapsed since the
polls we're closed, and we are still un-
able to obtain the official returns of
the election in this city. What is
the reason Of this we cannot say, but
this much may be affirmed that in no
other city Of the United States could
like inefficiency and Encouragement
characterize an election Of such im-
portance as the present. There has
certainly been time enough to pre-
pare an accurate statement Of the
vote. 1t is generally understood that
the Constitution has been defeated,
and the Democratic ticket, for the
most part, elected by majority
from 1000 to 1000. The majority
would have been considerably more
than double these figures if the Con-
sentative voters bad done their duty.
We know not how these who have
failed to vote on so vital an occasion
can reconcile this dereliction 10 their
eonsclences. They certainly deserve
to suffer all the evils that may flow
therefrom. Three or four thousand
Conservatives voters, it is evident,
have refused to exercise the right of
suffrage, and thereby, in effect, have
ranked themselves with the Radical
adventures who are striving with
might and main to reduce the people
OF Louisiana to a subsection slavish
beyond expression. A vote kept back
from the Constitutive ticket was equiv.
alent to a vote for the Radical ticket.
Such conduct is inexplicable on any
hypothesis and passes our comprehen.
sion. The voters in the interior par
ishes, so far as heard from, have done
better than those of New Orleans, but
we have not data sufficient to form
even an approximate estimate Of the
result throughout the State.
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THE ELECTION.

i & as
4 Election returns come ii sparsely
and in ) confused and intangible
shape. WeSshall await more reli-
able and complete returns before at
tempting anything like defnitiye
estimate Of the actual vote cast in
those parishes from which we have
only loose reports and the remaining
parishes whence no reports at all
have. yet reached us. Possibly, in
our next we shall be enabled to fur.
nish much more satisfactory data on
this score, than we can at present.
The parish Of Orleans has given a
majority against the Constitution,
.variously estimated at from 400 to
1900. The Democratic parish and
city candidates have been elected
with but few exceptions.
Jefferson parish is reported hav-
ing gone Radical, by about $50; st.
Charles, by Of least 1900, and her
vile by 1904 majority
Livingston-reported Democratic
majority Of TAO. ! 8ea1t So E
St. Martin and St. Landry re-
ported majorities against the Con-
stitution. NJ ~ its 2'aS6
Concordia, Tensas, Madison and
Oarroll---reported Radical majorities.
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JOSH BILLTNss.-Dry goods. are wor-
SHIPPED in this world now more than the
Lord IL.
Councilling with fear IL the way cow
ards are made; councilling with hope il
the way heroes are made; councilling with
faith IL the way Christians are made.
Pleasureiz like hornet--generaliy ends
with sting.
The most dangerous characters in the
world are thoze who live in the suburbs
Of virtew-they are rotten ice.
Lazyness IL u 60 I'd deal like m oney-the
more man haz of it, the more he seems
tew want.
There IL no such thing az inheriting
virtew; money and titles and fever sores
kan be inhciteds
T The yiitews Of convent are like hot
house fruits tender, but tasteless.
Life IL like mountain-af clint ing
up one side and sliding down the other,
put up the sled.
When man proves literary failure,
the fox in the fable, who had lost his
brush in trap, kant see nice long tail
without hankering tew bob it.
The devil owes most of his successes tew
the fackt that he IL alwus on hand.
,Coquettes often beat up the game, while
the Prues bag it.
Thare il only one excuse for impudence
and that IL Ignorance.
Modest men, in trieing tew be impu-
dent, alwus git sassy.
ReRptashuniz like money-the principal
is often lost by putting it out at interest.
Jealousy liz nothing more than vanity
for if we love another more than we do
ourself, we shan t be jealous.
Thare il lots ov folks in this world who,
rather than not find emmy fault at all,
wouldn't hesitate tew say tew an angle
worm that hiz tail waz altogether tew
long for the rest ov hiz body.
Thare is menny who are kut ont for SIM art
men, but who won't pay for making up.
Envy IL an insult tew . mans good
sense; for envy IL the pain we feel at the
excellencies ov others.
Il, How msnny people thsre il whozs sonls
lay in them, like the pith in goose-quiH.
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NORTHERN ELECTIoNs.-Ch Charter
elections were held in New York
State on the 18th and in New Jerl
sey Oh the 14th inst, resulting gen.
orally in Democratic gains and vic
tories. ..,.ts.za-as t..ss..v+
At Lockport, N. Y, the Democrats
elected their candidate, for Mayor by
413 majority, and also their ward
ticket in every ward. :. s
At Albany, the Democrats elected
their candidate for Mayor and the
most Of their city ticket, by nearly
5000 majority.
At Hudson City and Hoboken,
N. j., the full Democratic ticket was
generally successful. The same in
Trenton, West Orange and South
SA"n60'e AZ ET7EF p TFxEeCT.
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Strayed Bull.

TN THE latter part Of the month ~s,sSrzuvryrA
i Of November last. from the GJxl x WIN
Kichiand Plantation, 3 miles IRON VSxGhD
the city Of Baton Rouge, n large ->----A
Durham, (ittle mixed with Brahma), DEEP RED
BULL, about Elk years old, white spot between
the horns, long tail, tip end white, scaE on the
fore leg. made by rope. SAID animal was
brought from the parish OF East Feliciana, In the
early part Of the month OF November last, from
the planta ton OF Mai. g W.MUNDAY, to which
place he may endeavor to regain bis way back.
Any Information Of his wbsreabouts, will be
suitably rewarded by the Undersigned.
mario j. G. CHARLOTTE
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
TUESDAY EVENING, A pril 81

TUESDAY EVENING, April 81.
GoLD-139N.
NorEs-C City treasury advanced to 271z@
2s15.
CoTToN--A better inquiry to-day. Yes
terday's sales were $40 bales on the basis
of 29@2s11c. for good ordinary, 5o@8o1zc.
for low middling, and sl@s114c. for mid
ding
CoRN-921Sc. @$1 10c. y bushel.
q PoRK-RoHnd lots for mess, retailing at
$2s D Dbl.
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BRAZILIAN EMreRATioHs "A second
steam or, under Mr.. Charles Nathan's con-
tract is advertised to leave New Orleans
for Brazil, on Wednesday, the Goth Of
next month. n qhfiT aun43
See advertisement in to-dny's paper, Of
Mr.. E. r. Hart, the agent Of the line.
az, The first steamer (the TARTAR, left as
adver tised, on Saturday, the 18th inst,
with 17b passengers.
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I@- A number of young men in
Pensacola who are out Of employment,
are seriously considering the project
Of establishing farm, where, by their
joint efforts, they will be enabled to
makes comfortable support. Capital
idea.
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R The Postofice Department is
advised that by the first of August
four steamers will be running from
San Francisco to Japan and China,
and be ready to carry the mails regu.
larry every Saturday, as received by
the Pacific railroad when completed.
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ha 20 The public mind, SO long
tossed to and fro, by political tenn
pests would gladly welcome the
respite of a calm. The boon Of
quiet usually following the close
Of an election campaign might be
voucbsafed us for season, now that
the State election is over, were party
temper and the general condition Of
politics such as they were when
Wing and Observation-Disclosures wor-
thy of one another's steel,-accepted
as a fnality the issue Of a contest,
grounded their arms, and mutually
AGREED to a truce until the next
grand bout came around. The thing
is different now. The country is
beset with agitators who, it seems,
are content to olive and breathe and
have their being" only in an atmos-'
phere Of incessant political fermenta-I
ton. No matter what may be the
result Of contest, it is all the same
to them, the country must be con-
signed to eternal disqnietude. be-.
cause out of chaos anarchy and con-
fusion, they expect to reap the fruits
Of a success unattainable by them
under a well ordered condition Of
society or government. Elections,
conventions, elections again, and
every conceivable ways and means
are devised by Congress with it's
!"plenary powers" to keep the South
in a perpetual commotion. Nor can
any one clearly see the end Of all this,
short of an entire change in the
General Governments change only
to- be s brought about by another
Presidential election, resulting in the
choice by the people Of aDemocratic
President and restitution to that
functionary Of those executive rights
and privileges accorded to him by
the national Constitution and Of
which be has been STRIPPED by a
Radical Congress.
al The reaction which has been
steadily developing itself in the
electoral contests North, East and
West, for a year past would seem to
indicate that next November will a
tale unfold which shall strike the
terrorists themselves with terror and
make glad once more the, hearts of
the nation by re-inaugurating the
reign Of civil and constitutional
government in the land. aiAaat-5l
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hnaE4y- In South Carolina the Radi-
cal Constitution has undoubtedly. been
adopted. hi. a.., r.@f s..
In Georgia, the election was pro-
crossing quietly at last accounts. a
great many whites were keeping
away from the polls, leaving the ne
groes to do the principal voting.
Many of the negroes at Columbus,
Marietta and other places voted the
Democratic ticket. Bullock, Radi-
CALI, was ahead Of Gordon Demo
craft, for Governor.
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s9 Louis Napoleon gets $14,24o
day; Queen Victoria, $6,O27 |;
Francis Joseph, $10,950, and the
King of Prussia, $s,2l0.