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FALL RIVER LINE


Nsp York, Philadelphia, BsIi more, Wssk:
fngfon, and oil principal poinfs Wsa,
Souh and South Wsa,
Via Taunton, fal River and Newport.
Cabin, tsooi Deck. Noo. Bassags
EA4 checked through and Transferred In Nsv
SXS& York IRE VI charge.
Ixk2ek>(10 New Yak trains leave The Oh Colony
and Newpor Railway Depot, Of sosth and Knes
hDi SWEETS, daily Sundays exo~pted) ~ foiossl n
$50 p. NJ, arriving In fAi River 90 minutes In Advanrs
Of The regular Steamboat San. which eayes Boston At
D.3O 2. NJ, coonectng at Fall River With The new
mons, BRISTOL, Capt. A. Simmons. These steamers
ar- the fastest and mot reliable beats the sound bu
expressly fer sI-oi, safty and conioSt This Line
meets with all the Southern Beats and RAlrsd Lines from
New fork going West and SOUTH and convepient 10 The
Cslifovnia stesmers
"To shippers OF Freight, this Linz. with Ils
anil extensive depot accommodations In Boston and
large pier In New York. lelclusvey f< the ne Of The
LDe,) supplied With facilities Zoe height and passenger
business which cannot he surpassed Freight always Ia
ken nj low rates, and forwarded with dsTsich.
New iosk Expr-ss Freight Train RAVES boston ut 1so
p. ~, goods arrive In New Yosk next moaning About
A. N. fvisht having Mes York reaches Bcstoa on the
lblc~ins duy at oAsA.M
foS tickets berths and stateroms, Apply al the compa
nys Office at No Oil State House, af Washing
ton and STATE stces and al OH Colony and Newpt De-
steamers leave New York daily, Cuodays eioersed)
hon Pier 30 North River, foot Of Chamber st.
GEO. sIiIyERIcK, Passenger Yreisht Al.
JAMES fIsK, Jr,, Pres.
NJ. II. slMONh
Managing Director Nanganset Steamship Co.
ov. 9. 1869. ly23
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u Il often remarked by strangers visiting our
Stale that We show q larger proportion oi good
horses than any other state In the Union. This.
we tell them, Is owing to two principal In
the hrst place, breed ffOm the very hest stock,
anil In the s,eeni place, people use Shcrdan's
are Of incalculable advantage. IVA
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SALES, WANTS, LOST &FOUND,

A RARE CHANCE. For sale, the residence OF
u VIM. T. Freeman, 80 Water street, being large
81 story house, with some three of land very
pleasantly situated, about ten minutes walk nom
the POst-Oilce. The House has ten rooms, besides
attic, with largo and oommodlous stable attached.
There Is an excellent well OF water on the premises
and also large cistern. The house is nearly new
and in good condition, and will bc sold on reasona
BILE terms For further particulars inquire Of
HARMON a KENDALL, Roal Estate Agents, 10
Alfred street, or A. q. COVE, % Water st.
Biddeford, May %, 1870 22t
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Infalble In correcting irregularities, and removing
obstructons Of the monthly periods. I'LL OYER for.
~ years since thess now ), we'll known pills were
6rst brought 10 notice by Dr. Daponico, u rarisi
during which time thcy have been extensively sed
successfully used by s,me of the leading physician
with unparalleled success. La.lios In poor hesi,h,
either married. OF single, suffering ffom any Of .hs
complaints peculiar ~ females, will md ne IN IN
pouioo Golden PILLS Invaluable, Wis 6enefa 1911,
ity Headache, fAntness, LIS Of Appeute, nsuIs.
Depression, Pain In the Back and lam.e, Fn ~, IN
tho lotns, bearing Own rsins, fAlgatAuoa ~
iIeaTt, Rstalnsb, excessive, Irreyniss o. n
MenstruatIon, Rash Of Hood 70 Head, Nitnee'
Dimness 81 sight, Fatigue on any sngh, easu1,
Ard psrtIcnlsrly that most annoying vsaAening sn.
ns.P so eommoa among fsmaie.. both married and
% %c The Lsaserrhes Q. nhiiss. Y.m:lss In
s.ssy ,,~r,od Of iifs viii hnd Dupcnoo's I'LL
s''.:, IN sId nature In the discharge OF ~ onc-
,,cos They Inyigorate The debiltatcd and del.esss
srI NV rsSslsiiny and strengthening the sy.temt
rnsr-. dc youthful oonstitution Tor the duties 2!
In and when taken W those In middle life % osa
s.s they prove perfect bles.lnx. Tbsr. nosl,s
mi the pills that can do injury 70 nis ~ ss..s.
sAfs IN fheir operation. perIsta. ~ ~ ~.
orranIration n. -. HOWE. rsepssecsS 70
y. ALvAIi LITTLEfIELp. Boston, Asen' "'-'
o' iSss. by .ueiosns 81 % by mall WIN have The
P' SOLD 8Y AL DhU0oisfSs ~
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Passed through IellG Gate. 18th, Sch. s. @. Wicker.
son, Holt. hence for New York.
Art. New York, 18th, Sch. y. j. Lindsey, Crockett
Rondout, for this port.
Art. salem. 2th. Sch Bedabodec, lliI, Clinton
Point, N. ", for this port
Crd. New York, 18th, Sch. Revolution, Alley, for
this port. -
for New York.
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MARINE NEWS.
Biddeford and Saeo.

ARRIVED.
Nav ~. Sch. VIM. Boardman, Billings, Phlla-
delphia. .y. uu o,,,,.v
CLEAREn
%" ~, stmr. Enterprise, falker, for Boston.
" Sch. q. II. Moller. Brown, for Wareham.
u o. Sch. Champion. Clark, for Providence
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WHY DON'T YOU TRY
WELL'S CARBOLTC TaBLET.

WELLS C.aRBOLIC TABLETS,
COLD. GROUP, DlPTiIHRIA, CATARRII, OR
H0AltSENfSS; ALSO A SUCCESSFUL REMEDY
fOR KIDNEY DIFFICULTIES. Price Is cents per
box: sent by mail on receipt Of price, by J. Y.
kELLOGG, % Platte 81, New York, Sole Agent for
SOLD by DRUGGISTS sw2i
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.N'eir .4drerfiSe,isenfS.


SoUrH BERWICK, juno I, 1870.
To THE USIoS AND JOURNAL,
notice in recent number Of the Democrat the
fbllowingi
NOTICE.
Is hereby given that my wfe, Catherine Page, left
NV bed and board on the eighth day OF March last,
without justinabe cause, and shall pay no debts
of her contracting from that date.
Parsonsaeld, March 10, 1870.
Now would say, in reply, that Samuel Page has
had no bed and board for the last fourteen years,
save what have furnished him. have not left his
bed aud board, but by abuse and misconduct no has
driven me from my own. As 10 his paying my
debts 1t Is we'll known that he Is not In the habit OF
paving his own. l couldn't get trusted on his &C
count II wished to. And hope 10 got along with
out contracting debts especially as i now have to
take care OF only myself l have frequently had TO
nav MS debts aud once, when the sheriff In the
house, I settled old execution against him, f9r
debt contracted before l married him, ana Thus
saved him nom going TO Jail.
3w4 CATHERINE PAdE.
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DRESSED HAY FOR SALE, by SAMUEL

yNTANTED-IT PLAINLY UNDERSTOOD !
w Cakes Laundry Is In full operation, and
that no Is now fully prepared 10 do lrstclass WASH
ing Ironing and Polishing. ut short notice. for llo-
tells, Boarding Houses, Families, anybody and ev-
erybody. Regular family washing 4 ironing, GO cts.
per DOZEN called for and delivered. Office, room 6
iIardy's Block, City Square, Bddeiord. Branch
Office, A. llodsdOn's, Il Factory Island, Saco. 5u
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Why riyo as much for an ordinary soap less
weight, as for Beachs Washing soap that "a mas no
equal. gS
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VIANTFD-A first class Carriage Maker.
w 10 whom will pay fair wages " applied 10
Immediately. U. b. CHADBOURNE, Saoo.
lift
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ITO MISUNDERSTANDING Offices, by ad-
i dressing GARvIN, JouRsAL 0rFIcE, Bidde-
f6ri Me-. will 10 supplied with q recipe 10 make .
compound for cleaning machinery aud rollers, far
superior 10 lye or benIne, for less than six cents
gallon! BY actual trial II Is found not TO injure
rollers but preserves them sof and piiable, and Is
equal to sOapsuds for cleaning type. 10
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yIANTED "A Student in Law Office.
w More than ordinary facilities offered. APP
ply IN JOURNAL Office, ~
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The home Of Mr.. Howard and Mrs. Julia
Watts Of Buxton Centre, has recently been rem
dered gloomy and the hearts Of the parents
painfully sad by the loss Of their three children
all they had, by diptheria. The two Oldest, o
son and daughter, were interesting members Of
the Sabbath School, and the daughter, girl Of
Is years, devoted christian. Her pastor re-
marked that he had rarely. If ever, known one
so young. so exemplary in Christian department
and so faithful in devotional exercise. Her
death. though indescribably painful, was trium-
phantly glorious.
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Joseph W. Akers has been appointed Census
Marshall at Hollis and Dayton, in place Of ID.
A Maddox resigned.
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BtddeE0rd Bsstssess Cards.
CHAS. {. HUSSEY,
. E N II 7 S Il

Having been under instructions ut the Dental
School VI Harvard University the past winter,
would announce 10 tho citizens Of Blddeford and
on the teeth and mouth by the latest and most ap-
proved method, and solici the patronage Of friends
and the public.
ROOMS 90 MAIN ST.
Rear Of DIR. IIaley's. 3mosi5
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The Oldest person in the town Of Eliot died on
Wednesday of last week, aged ninety years.
Her name was Mrs. Janette Aerley. She had
never experienced sick day in her life until
about one month ago, when she accidentally fell
and dislOcatcd her hip, from the effects Of which
she died.
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LEBANON.

FRIEND BurLKx.-Lebanon has long been
noted rs q Temperance town, still we have some
lovers Of alcohol. One Of them, Mr.. Bart
Wentworth, met his death in the river near
East Rochester last week, while on his periodic
sprre. Mr.. Wentworth was a worthy citizen,
q man Of some property, and, but for his unfor-
tunate habits, would have been now, live,
happy, and respectable man. IL Is not known
whether Il was an accidental death, or self des-
tructior.
Oliver Shapleigh, one Of our best citizens,
fell from the scafOld in his barn. and broke his
leg near the ankle very badly. DIR. Parker was
called upon TO set the leg, and his patient Is
doing well. We think your correspondent D,
does our town officers injustice. We believe
them to be honest and capable. and that they
are doing their best 10 carry ON their town
affairs with economy. Like most other towns
we have been saidlel with heavy war debt;
we have the interest TO pay, AMI are paying the
| principal as fast as possible. We also are hav-
| ing new roads 90 build, and oil ones 10 rrpair.
all these things make taxes high, and We think
our town officers have burdens enough to bear
without accusing them Of dishonesty, we are
wiling TO pay them al the law viii allow for
their services, land that Is little enough.) and
We don't believe they viii ask. or take more.
| s. also makes another mistake in saying that
We elect democrats half Of the time for town
oficers-though IL we do, II good men, what's
the natter But am certain that our town
officers, all Of them, vote the Republican ticket.
Has :. always done so' Did he ever support q
Democrat Tor officer, Towwou.
Joseph w. Akers has been appointed Census
4 Marshall NJ Hollis and DAYTON In Mace of ID
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All pcr-ons are forbld exporting or ceiling this
invention out % this country without permit First
discovered In ls60. u
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q Envelopes printed st this Ofics.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-09
SINGULAR ExPLosIoN.
Terrific Effects of suddsu EVOIutIOa Of
Steam.
One Man Seriously Burned---Another
Slightly Isiared.

A violent and somewhat singular eX-
| plosion occurred yesterday at the West
eru foundry, on Shelby street, opposite
the Gayoso House, by which an employee
named John O'Connor was seriously
burned and otherwise injured, and Mr..
Nicholson, n of the proprietors OF the
foundry, slightly injured.
About half past twelve o'clock, most of
the hands being absent at dinner, O'Con-
nor went to empty the fire, ashes, etc
out of the furnace of an upright engine.
Owing to a leak in the roof, or on the side
of the building, a puddle of water had
formed under the mouth of the furnace
a fact of which O'Connor was ignorant
and he therefore suddenly withdrew the
bars and allowed the entire mass of mat
ter, at a white heat, to fall into the
water. The steam thus generated, at an
intense degree of temperature, was, by a
we'll known but as vet unexplained chem
zeal process, converted into an explosive
gas, which ignited, n a terrific explo-
sion instantaneously followed. O'Connor
was blown entirely across the building
some ten or twelve yards), and terribly
burned. The doors of the furnace were
blown OFF, and small "gobs" of molten
metal and Stag spsttered all over the
building. Under the circumstances, 1t Is
a marvel that the entire concern was no
set fire to and consumed.
Nh. Nicholson was standing BSme ten
or twelve yards from the furnace, and
was thrown violently against a corn mill,
but escaped with but slight injuries.
The noise of the explosion was quite as
loud as the report of a twelve-pOunderi
and far more violent in its effects, break
ing several panes of glass in adjacent
buildings-the Gayoso House, and Others
even further of. A building nearly 8
square off rocked to and fro as if it would
| fall, and alarmed the inmates consider
ably.
OConnor is comparatively q stranger il
the city, having only recently arrived
here from st. Louis. He worked previ'
ously at Cubbins s. Gums foundry.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-09

THE difference between the Banning
Brace Truss and those in common use is,
that while the latter merely stop the out
let by pressing upon the external ring,
thus neeessitating great pressure to pre-
vent the descent of the hernia, thereby
causing an enlargement OF the ring or
outlet; a second hernia on the opposite
side, and paralysis from the pressure upon
the nerves issuing from the spine, and are
never worn with comfort or ease. The
former sits ~immovably and comfortably
in all positions of the body, makes no
pressure on the back, prevents a second
rupture on the opposite side, and by a
supporting and elevating action upon the
bowels, renders but slight pressure neces-
sary, not upon the rings, but upon the
canal between the two rings, fayoring a
contraction of the rings, and a speedy,
radical cure. DR.. Banning is at Mrs. Bay
lis, corner of Madison and Third streets,
where he may be consulted for afew days,
for he treatment and cure of rupture,
spinal deformities, piles, prolapsus-anl
y~aricocele, and all weakness OF the male
and female system. The medical profess
sion and the public are cordially invited
tn call and examine his system of light,
cool and scientific mechanical supports
for the human body. No charge for con-
sultatfon or examination.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-09
A WEEKS WORK.

DIR. Hatch, General Agentof the South
arm Life Insurance Company for West
Tennessee, took applications, the premi-
ums upon which amounted TO s5S04 AZ.
Ne collected the money and delivered the
~nolicies all within the first week of June.
He declared his intention to take $4,000
in premiums the second week, but the
rheumatism took him. He tried "Physi-
clan cure thyself," but sOGSR't in that a
success. SO no fell into the hands Of the
excellent Medical Board of the Company,
who postponed his anticipations for one
week. The Medical Board have no ides
of giving DIR II. over to his own practice;
they haze too great an interest IN him.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-09
G PARAGRAPHS.

Best soda water. Heinrich, pa Main.
st. Charles SalOOn-an drinks 10 cents
We notice June apples IN the fruit
stands.
The great Hebrew picnic comes OF to-
day if the weather is clear.
Squire Herman yesterday 4" sent up .
two horse thieves and a COW thief.
Three card pictures for fifty cents at
Armstrong; Gem Gallery, I'll Main ST.
Don't forget the Hebrew picnic TO-
day. II was postponed yesterday on &C
count of bad weather.
We have rarely seen water descend in
such torrents as it did between three and
four o'clock yesterday morning.
We are sorry to learn that ex-Sherif
A. p. Curry has been confined 70 his Don
with a severe attack of illness for several
days past.
-Diarrheas and dysenteries are very
prevalent. Too much caution cannot be
taken in eating the vegetables and fruits
Of the season.
-DoIbesr's Commercial College, 23C
Main street. Glasses day and evening,
New pupils can begin any day. Ladies
class morning and evening.
About twenty of the Chinese imported
by the Vtiie de 81. 10, got of at the levee
and remained in town all night last night,
They are fne looking fellows.
The courts now cease their functions
for awhile, and Shelby county is, so far az
Judiciary is concerned, enjoying an inter
regnunl. Let US sec how well we can be-
bavei
All Of the gentlemen recently elected
by the Democracy Of Shelby county, yes
terday received their certificates and Ver,
siOOrn into ONCE. The coBtesting gentle
men will now rave to fight them u o.
their just rights.
"A gentleman addicted to statistics
SAYS that yesterday cost the laborinl
classes Of the city Of Memphis six thou.
sand dollars. The building interest suf
fered TO the amount of three thousand
dollars, in loss from laboring time alone
The Western Union Company havesuc
ceeded in laying their new cable across
the river at this point. 1t viii be remem
bered that we announced the intention {,
replace the old and now worthless cable
several days ago.
The played out Democracy isloomi
ing up. Oregon il added 10 the list 0
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PERSONAL.

Colonel Nose Parrish was in the city
Yesterday, He has recovered from his
recent severe spell of illness, and will o
pass in his checks, we hope, Tor many
years.
Colonel C. T. Ames, of Ames' New Or
leans circus and menagerie, paid a flying
visit to Memphis, and left again for som
erville, where his company gave an exhi-
bition Yesterday. He reports a successful
tour. We wish him a continuation of it
wherever he may go.
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THE CROPS.
Letter from Lauderdale Countrywide Pros
poets Encouraging.

AsHPoRT. LAUDERDALE Co, Tenn,
June Z, 1870.
Editors AppeaI: A few lines concern
ing the condition OF the crops in Lauder
dale county may not be amiss.
THE farmers Eereabouts are now buslly
engaged in cultivation, having quite nm
ished planting. They have good STANDS
of all kinds, and the prospects are sPIeh-
did.
AS to the prospects of the fruit crop,
generally, / am sorry that 1 cannot report
so favorably. apples are toleraDiy plen-
tifuI. but peaches will be very scarce.
Last year our people planted cotton ex-
clusively, at the expense OF cereals. Inc
is, provisions are scarce anu
outrageously high. This is a natural
effect, and teaches a lesson.
Here Cat Ashport), on the river, corn is
selling at one dollar per bushel. At KIP
lev, fifteen miles inland, it is worth one
dollar and forty cents (Sl 4O) per ousneA'
and scarce at that.
Permit a friend of the APPEAL TO con
graduate it on the accession to your edl-
toriaI staff of Col, Mat. Galloway. he Will
no doubt prove a most efficient cO-worker
in the good old cause OF Democracy. have
been a reader of the APPEAL since its esr
tablishment-now some thirty years,anes
expect to continue to do so as long ASH
continues TO defend, and up
hold the principles of the Constitution OF
our fathers, and to fight for those Liberties
so well-nigh lost to us, and now sup
planted by military despotism.
Yours truly, J. CONNEf'
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MONTVALE.
Mountains Of East Tennesses---Health and
Pleasure.

The fame of M~ontvsle Springs, not far
from Knoxville, is we'll established in this
city. Through many years many wander
ers of summer time from Memphis have
made Montvale a delightful abiding place.
The same set are now making prepare
tions for a %sojourn at Montvale. The air,
water, scenery, table d'hOte and society at
Montvale are faultless, and il is only sin
gular that those who squander wealth at
Northern watering places in vain display,
do not assure themselves greater pleasure,
at less cost, at Southern resorts, where
tastes and opinions and prejudices are
neyergfended. Go to Montvale.
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TO CITY AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

Having determined to discontinue the
Day Goops business, we are offering our
stock of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes and
Notions at net cash prices, payable No
vember /, 1870. This inducement is wor-
thy your attention, as u stock Is yet
complete. Special Inducements given to
any one wishing to buy stock and stand.
J.. H. Loewenstine & Bros, No. &l Main
-.,r.Lar
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GA, April

SAVANNAH. GA, April 10, 1869.
DIR. BANNINe-Dedr Sir: L cannot re-
frain from assuring you of my lasting
gratitude. 1 suffered from pains in my
back for a number Of years. At one time
1 could hear of, to no purpose. When
You said my pain was caused by spinal
curvature, and you would cure me, l al
most laughed at you; but now that | am
perfectly cured, after wearing your brace
not near a month, laugh at my folly in
doubling your word.
Respectfully yours,
DAVID THOMPSON.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-09
LAW
cbanesrv court...cbanOeHOr MOruan

Judge Anderson presided in this court
Yesterday, by interchange with Chan
eellor Morgan, and after the disposition
of some preliminary matters adjourned
until 10 o'clock am to-day.
The calendar of cases published yester-
day will be considered to-day, and are as
follows:
Wilson VS.. Hook, on plea.
Accommodation Bank VS.. Tate, on plea,
Lacey VS.. Mhoon, on plea.
Oliver VS.. Mclean, on plea.
Martin VS.. Thompson, on plea.
Bullock VS.. Hopton, on demurrer.
Gaunt VS.. Weadley.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-09
From the New Orleans Picayune.l

It is nv duty to say publicly that DR..
Banning's Spinal Prop" has wrought
wonders in improving the strength, form,
hight and spirits of my daughter, and in
lifting up her whole body, which was
curved nearly double, after we had vainly
expended much for her on Eastern celeb
rites and various spinal fixtures. l am
now confident, also, that an early resort
TO DIR. Banning would have wholly cured
her. ii. a.. b1NfOrNO'
JACKSON, TENN, January "a, 1870.
DIR. Banning can be consulted at Mrs.
BavIissi. corner Madison and Third
| streets, for a few days.
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B'NAI BIRTH.
Great Picnic In Ala Of the Hebrew Or
phaH Asylum To-Day.
Full Lists Of the committses-PrOsramms
Of the Day, Etc., Etc.

In consequence of the terrible weather
yesterday. the great combined picnic, bar
becue and concert for the benefit of the
Hebrew Orphan Asylum, which was TO
have taken place yesterday at James
Park, was necessarily postponed. 1t will
however, take place to-day, " wind and
weather " permitting; and if the weather
again proves unfair, will be postponed
until Monday next. We repeat, for the
benefit of our readers, the list of commit
tees. etc.: