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. CARD.

A CARD.
MEDHERsT HEARD from New York, practical hair cutters,
" ~ m .0 nsns Ss e beg s.
% Mr. nc Ss, wSs s s sn ss %
public s.s.4 esal rf,t
The Wigs and are on the premses 50 that
have fitted 70 his head, made In four
doves .ins unssr.hI.
famey Ss @sdSar.s Hsar Ssssas seas o1
=. - 80 = = RICHARD as MEDnuRsT,
JAMES L. EDWARDS, Commissaonsr OF PEN
sion offers hi. services TO hi. friends and se public agent
assoea,sd %i, him Simeon s% formerly or oss.s.sS1S
N.Y. and recently clerk in the solcor oss They win
before the Board Of Commissioners under the
may be Of present
05-Leuer, postpaid aadressydto
Agents. Washington city D. g., win be promptly attended
| WA.msoros, December q 1850
large complete assortment Of
., sso, . n. per- p
msn before 70 enable %sm.eye % compare prices and
table part which good.
pieces brown table damask low priced a ra "a l.sN
Is dozen table napkins. asa
IN sAsstinss and PiiIop-ease Linens
10 do pillow case linens, "A, 9S, 81, 81
In Toveliinss Aave- ..i...
Is fine huckaback towels, dsmasked bird
Sp &c . %Ss gi iss damsss ,owellns
German
great variety priced towellngs such
diaper, brown figured diaper, plain brown linen, &C.
All OF which will be sold reasonable terms.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, d co.
DLANKETs FLANNEIs, sxc.-we invite the attention Of
public and nil Of such articles following
anxious dispose all goods here named
Inducements expected by purchasers. We have
100 pieces heavy twiled blankets, for
priced colered
IS pairs nband bound blankets In 0 II 70 and 1874, very
superior grades.
We have,
pieces heavy fuled cloths, and e. for servants
30 do satines, in all coors and prices
90 do plaid and plain iinseys, for servants wear
In cloths, cassimeres, &C., Just received
pieces superior black cloths
do owpriced and coored do In olive, green. brown,
blue, and clarct, for boys
do superior black French dceskin cas~merss
do medium and low priced black do
20 csssimeres, styles
s do low priced for boys wear
Centlemens under garments, kc.-
dozen genicnens extra heavy hardwood shirts
do
10 do patent mcrno drawers
10 do real Welsh unshrinkne do
I piece 1914 flannel blanketing
Of all white nsnnels
cheapest possible prices
Dec 10 aawImif
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ODD FELLOws' HALL.
The Oriental Panorama.

The Oriental Panorama.
LAST WEEK
THIS truly magnificent Of win exhibition this
every evening Wednesday Saturday AMER
moons At O'Clock Doors open at O'Clock. ~
open q O'Clock panorama begin, moving al ococl
Attendance win be given once panorama daily be
Dec l5-d6t
Msdsnoiselie Jenny Lind
WIN give her FIRST grand concert in Washington, the
Monday Epsni~g. December 10, 1850.
PROGRAMME.
scsns and Ana-''sorgete'-l Maomsro secundo)-
scens and Aria" casa Diva"--t Norma) -mdpe
JENNY LIND.
|" CapuceIe Tremeio"-solo vioin-Mr. Joteph
Tho Tor voice and two nuss-(csmp Of sne.a)
Composed expressly for Mdlle Jsssr LINN. Voice.
Mdlle Jenny LIND. fluies-Messn Kyle and
siede Meyerbcer.
Part n.
Overture Grown Diamond-) Auber.
Barcai oln."sufs Poppa del INTO brck"-La phg-
one dEdinburgo-sig. Beieti Ricci.
Grand March--sstrusaders. Benediet
The Bird song-MadTe JENNY LIND Tsase,t
La Tnantsha-sg. bELLETTl Rossin.
ard Taylor, ssqS@MSrIe JENNY LIND ~ b'y ne0,d,c
"The Hsrda,an's song called "Ths Echo song,,a
Swedish Meiody-Md1le JENNY LIND.
Conductor--Mr. BENEDICT.
An orchestra composed performers. from,
the Jenny Lind New York, led by Mr.
and the whole Of the Germania Musical Society," engaged
Door open ate O'Clock O'Clock.
No checks will be issued
the han be WIZARDS HOTEL an once has been
opened and where seats may bc secured
Dec u-dtdH
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YOUNG A. OREM, Merchant Tailors and CIothiers
supply Of fine Cloths cassimees
vestne beautiful which prepared up tc
erder n
ready made clothing Of superior quality, supply
present large Gentlemen WIN ind TO their advantage give
ne a call
An goods warranted a represented.
We collars best Md
gloves supply Of the best and
stocks cava umbrellas, SC Prices low and deviation
s3t y fTEi fkN##, YOUNG d OREM,
Pennsylvania avenue, sdoor. ives, Browns Hotel.
Dec 9-eo4wif
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CTrv OF WAsmEeTos, Dec. 10, 1850
Al the OF lie Grand Smith, ESQ., agent PIT Bar
have made thorough in
course Of compilation Tor the reception Of the audience
Miss Jenny Lnd sufcency
done the object erection decided opn
Ion that portion Of this building sufficient with
SAFETY the largest audience that possibly be accommodated
floors.
ROBERT MILLS, Architect.
JOEL DOWNER, Builder
JAS. KING, Builder.
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Jenny Land Opera sacks. 1901 II !.
WE will open Monday 18th instant splendid
Of Jenny Lind opera sacks also the latest Paris styles
velvet, These choice
from the Morrill, will be for only days Gre,
bargains will be given They will be exposed for examination
the t
p. II. HoOE Co.,
Pennsylvana avenue, between eth and 9Th
Dec s-d4uf Intel d Republ
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CPLESDID OPERA TIPPETs.-Ladies pure white cyss
- net-down opera uppe-.
Ladies', royal white emine victorincs and cuff.
Ladies', white pokas received, arrivals from Lon
don and Paris, nj TODD's Fashionable Estabishment
6doors Of Browns Hotel Pa. av washington city.
Dee t4--ak
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THE UNION.


Mary the sweetest of female names. may not inappro-
praiey stand at the head OF list i Is from the He
brew, and signifies EXALTED Its French foim ~ MARIE
and profane history The has literally been exall-
ed. IL has been linked with titles and powers. with
crowns and coronets, and adorned by goodness and
beauty. Mary has ever been favorie name with the
poets Byron, he assures u.s. felt absolute passion
Tor it. tisinwoyen with OF bis sweetest verses
The peasant poet. Burns 10 have been as much
attached 10 II the author of Chide Harold. II is still
the theme of bards and bardlings uanumbered We
might fill column here with songs, sonnets and
ballads, in the melody of whose verse the most musca
syllabes are those which form the charming name oil
Mary But where much presents itself, we quote
nothing; for ta fT
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NiNDOW Ill ADE-. O. Lf CJRNiCES. ORA
w fkhf DNbiN> a. p uui.ir, ayylt fgrnl.hlng
in@I "a fd - ~f fl- 80 W Articles. wi 4 at J
WOODFORD, 49j B~at~4g, IN ages and beat
-If'ns ut n Zoe several s-s before miro
cgcsd il Ars fafs L,cs .nd ms.n rIftsin. drays,y.
fs..~s lp"p-, pur DtId-. c'r1ic-s, sc Fam ies par
cI4sing ~ il~ slr,c Their rely sgg nrst
Ic'-. - Y" = pJ,. DO 10 lnoprt mtnufac
fIfe b. A~rrhtlts nIElGgz ~,--fl- s II ig1ccde9-
u 10 t7sr sisalllE- 'D coil mn Dte-h ,i1 r.s were.
Ai6 m q. " Onward 21j 8-oai Vzy.
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POPLAR LECTURES.
SCIErg AND 4 RT.
rpf rve.sn o., ruE cHfy CIriEs aSD To~Ns ~ rHE
NetfIn AVS
FY DfDNf-ll~ LAIDNFR

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Lob f,.o are sft r-.utIIuI octave vol uWes
STIR Up lAHUNFR taf -rYustt t1 a Gloss bis
\ r...- f-.ts-.. DID .l- Uli.rd saba. be- VS. pre-
I'd lsa- l. .- 80 ,t-r. .1 prepare complete and
an. ne .a.f.a ~ pa.Icsuon Ta- genera loier-s.
81. =. .,..-.l s..-.e-. 49, -.
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.. IN. p ....,.r. 10 i-I'-5- o., lf-.r public. ION
- $500. ,.,-,t.. o. al. ~ a. p-,,nsa-nf y h-r.e.
.,.. .....- l. 49, r,t.. -, fa-.u,..
I f',t LAD ..- Anu.o, h.. sr-,--..d m, zane
..0. 1890. ..-..-ai'. x r-,.,r.t., md r.
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.-,.,., o,ru .r rI. rrrla.y 90 lrnly,arrc and
ty-t Frsr,y. 10. are asd small ia ihs whole .enr.
b.. 1No
I..rl., 10 ro- ,aa
I.---fs lIf Fr.3,-.
Ir-rc.eiF A., A4.ora Bor,1l.
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1890 % r, ~, pf.rst.
f.. tf 49,, .,r-o.c.
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f-+,.s EfN R i.e'i,,o ~ r.yst
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mona, XVI T1- B.ryn-lgr
T..-t4. n $40 Tn 80
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f.,... Xxx ar-.tr s,esr- Or..,ior
T.. Tx a. 49,
T,--ls. II I8. 81. or .od tb- We.rh-y
Is....s NNIt r r..c.r comes
L..f.as NNffI Raj a. % of Heat
T..r... kkIk .-t-s.I. sf..r.. - --o.r,, sts,.
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Ts-.tsr Nktf L.t.r lrassrrss
Itlru.E NN.Ii Pa,.rA Coosi.a-loo Of Cone,
L.lfgss Az \ ~ L,in,c-. ara Lop.it,cs.
LeeIsst XXHs. r. 80. ST..
Ll,r-ss AAXIf Wtir.-s 9osi..it Wb.ri,s rd.
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mary ars.--
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la .a- ~'. -- -.r y, '.' .-.A
rs Marriage ,.- -s
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.o those
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- O1-rl-resa.a1e- gals o. "f?'..a.
r- ,a.., justly r.-t aa. '-'s
s. c-.a.. ~ % E '''-
.J.ie ay s..a terms rs '- ''
no sfe ia plea
t-.tl t.a- ''o. .~
.,tab Isn.1 -
p1o"oa ."
aa1 COMMA
r.e'1.n5 ''
tIe earlier a.- i.i '.'''
tie same '''l.- ".-' '..' ...,
strongly alarmed '' Pr
rafe taet 'h. h'.' aA ".' i'' 4"'.
rt.e pertinent. d.-l mao. i'@-
s.., bore no ct.I--.. "ia'-r'e' 'o' 50 '"''- l'"'
ol r2n},nao'eH. We consider if' one ~.
penalty io- aFarc., ioot-.i 10 s'a'- q. 't -'.'
81. d. u
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WINDOW SHADES

M EVERY Descriptions ArD QUALITY. com
~ prsnv Laadsctp~.. ODairs ORA, scrolls, lhi-nOf
!r~. and Oih~f ~ -4usy ueF and rch 10 tteif do
are lu" seils prcs- ut cannot it 20 meet hs
.ppfoba ION ~ no economical PIrrfasrfs 90
c-r In "a and Examine ~ in-fis- a. JOHN GREA
sON's W.nGp~ shade = .. EDon ~ Green sichsg be
tee Muffsf -rf Nf|If- III xus@Ods
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WINDOW SHADES.
WINDOW SHADES.

L. ELTY 4 RiKEt ~ ,h,otn-,t c,l the attention Of
- al pers rs wtpi9g Si.(~s 10 lh-,r assortment u
Shades sli msla1s.. Or mN.i1g and hl1.1ng shsds.
1ney mss- No. hes qsiy ouy, aad - 81 prices fI2j
per cont .ss han aly pln-r mtnascilf,s. All shades
w4rrzrf~d no. .u 800 cur AGO.
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E'Ok tNt.ifOtENiA. -rKf son , tAPE7s PAS
. sENork THAN FROM NkN YORK 10 SAN
FRANCISCO. suI .rsy- N-~-Yu the lih ~ Apui
The route sU. bee br steamer POu iayzrcs. TcND
.nsucs by coar1-. N-s-0 Tss- hrps N Val
Icy 1i ne RO i~ Sor-, 10. hs4f Sh,r- Of me Ola
snd cfo-sf Cu.rpiu proceed dir-cl franc
tFrfy runssni-frr supplied if- plasrug-rs and the
Whole TIA N' h- Gu1rr me cummanr p~ri-nceo
J.hcrr Drutrit " lr O. Army Fzfr 80 TINS . ghs
1-si opportunity for grsIts sho ~,r a safs AMI pess
saat lDurIsJ CaOfns Pr further particulars apply 10
THDS ~ DOUGLASS
"a fu.+ I.fr~-s 9 .u~f "a
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LITTLE. IS Euiou.t


JONATHAN EDN AiD- AuofnsY sud ,uuns"uof
" a. Lsw, SAL FfsHCIs't tai.tJrua tr'trrncrs-I0tn
0u-NI.G Fec. O.aaftn-A c.. Nlfn MaNsel Lsq, Am
bfp.- l. Joi.aa. y.q Ogden HOd Asu E,q, New-YVfk
Ward 4 Co San FrsIr
NJ kdNsrd- coDfr.n-. his connection win fho firm ~
Johnson. Wairr- tf.Ysrf- ~ brI1INty N-forf,
sih whom a. c1fuWuairs lurs lutrlt-i iur in DO
m and 80 vrns- uihr- be- may he unu h" ith e
hsy nsAf. 1850 all tws
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NuIItt -ie Sop Masses. ~ 40 Baron.
.NlV4sc q.u4ftiors fusst isalles. AZ Dlue.lc Drrl
.e.. OF vNce lvsc04 r, W.
nrto Apes T. lro Rs .b-rres DEED Ou.-~-s
Dies f-sfs lr~v = sl kt~r--.. ur-t -rrs-s
ID - Peaches, pf-c Va st-rr.-s u et Cr-r.-.
d. ~ j au.s h-'r1 : raN brrrr. ff..-c 1r-rr-.
40. .~rers s-s.- rt. u' - elsffy of ,5f c-r--
ss-fs' Ss-ci CON -. -. >e.t Pes. -- So Ac
90 20
H.. .s.nsh'- basins q - srIs u.ar8.s -. ar
4 Sea -,tuI-f sis.~srs rDr9-f e c.nr~r -ttrr
boilers 6r s.e by MILLER COATES YOULE,
~ IS feal. o.
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4. ti-~rN 4 -uN~r Or-. -s4r -rr. /. -. -
~ .r.. r.n...s A. or sctls- .--s-- tv gr-.4 ---.
lo b. ..~'-rar- ars -es f - rsrs-f - a.rr-s
60 No., : - p - 80
-Q1r a. Conn q. nf G-rrnsrl So 5r~-- ~ Y1-s
Orcrfs irfOuaa Or. p. Orc- cr ov LEurr., -1,cta.
q cEEgN as lns
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n Dh I AL fOtANA \. l.r 80 -'l'l ei t"NAu4"s "
4 Keep up us Nrl .-rcrd t--Hftu-n NJ god washers,
miners aud COLO picks pcANNrs, sHuvHis spades hoes
ht-ch.ts. Eny~r and urHs hurfrrs knives, glns,
piso.s and other arc.-- r-Iu- general assortment
oi hardware rals nuf- SCREWS YCf- h'cfFe, cit~r'.
edge for .hp trt rnu." r.r-a~r- rpoq-rs ~ ick
srIts particularly .ds, i-d 10 h- Cstirlia market,
oaaie. slpu ed
m M. s-1f Cs LITTLE. 80 Fuhons,
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49, -,nUuL Rad h0oh. oN I'll.
LNuRTt RIVER u- hhS' tO--Ma W VI
f.-,U.l r.H.-Ha .r ,FeIr r.lr s1o Is-.. branch VI
sea.. % n, r. Nl-c Fr-.eH a-d D.sNlrs, lrrs-f
rd s-.r.... H-- ri. .tnr- r. q cor.r.t..s cottage
~i.t -r0l-d' -ri 'rrus a.- = ~ I" lu.. 4. nr'
1arr1s desiring sa .reI"rN ga. Col On pr. a. n -
nAk DroNe tLMAlt -tMlNAI,t .-rsee
" grrr -ft OF 10 tfik '- ~ fr'.H sen .af
.r or ... .r..-a. Dol fl... 81. please e4,- s-ir
tr,-. ID, lle .os-..r g' e sa h.--. CO - b'os1-
Nay. ". ere hay s'o ,o.,r9l,Sc teorg 80. Ecu
ro's.. l'1' .ie l,-od.
DEINA1E >CHuOi-T.- .e-a,r be- opea,d
L r..-..- ~or'"i ' be- n' eo' ~ o,- ~ -
t.rg B...ttl .l sri .tr fr.rca Ltal4f4- I'- nun
ircnrr.t e. O.e,l,-,t JOAN Il SHEPHERD
a. .u'od'
DONHuI>t. ~tHuOi FOR BOY Al Dan
- "t 49, ~ L -,
ssr,s.r .'. nd ut. .sl.4-. .t- t.s' csy ,. Na.
Crcl',,s 1.,, '- a..a o. h'i.f' Lar o. A'.9f
% a.- .a'ft g. '-' '.-- ~. 49, ~, s7r xarov
sIn' u- Ht-N1lON-
olAIE BoNKDINt--t iiUOi. slal-Ich. Coz.
VI r-tsc.- 81 m.r. ton S-a' fo.s tl} N-nref .
I -ehr.srs uH-t 3D. ivr- 4-'mt-f,, e. ION tpNl'
I've aver O.I,- -a u ~ SAM
r'. THfoDtt F Do - Pr.-ei1el
liOME AND lfUuL-Ctri ASD ,otNrf
III I.- sr.srHs--s 90 OIL .re 1s0r.f rln1r-r f- ~
p'-7 ofle "as-l -- iai-.-.e 80 circulars e 3 oad
\ ,.EADt ,rE or COLLIE 100. T. si.--
% 'ur 90 80 rar .' q. Reg +, Us CIV f|
---------------------- -------------
tt'EnPtt ANCk GhUCthN -l4,t orvn,e. i5
} bihD>ALL o. h'. d s.-nl. d sornE.t 20.
h.t"fs, d '~f --l ~ 80 ''l-li 10 fan'F
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- Tee bf~nff'eh hf'~fffn- having Issued a. order
requiring . o~rsus crossing D. l.lWus J prJvd de Oh
selves No Passports viii be- nr.Hsslr, flr fIp.e shc
wish lp agnd Ifctiyrnirr sod drag pr1rurr hem
from he Department s WHslII tfnn Tho undersigned
H4s ample stnsn sf's ui.f- hreish he frquisils -
PCS win ~ rHich d. % n. aud expo
WILLIAM DAkLlNG Nu'Hry Public.
S-s cry Hal PHrt
B-App.cau0n should BE- maze a. -ss' Three 1ay'
before leaving IiMM1Ff
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HAYDEN 4 NUDGE,

COMMISSION NEkNtANtN AND STORAGE
AGENTS
s,S pR,NttsCo aNp HFsi-fs.
Cu,s " HAYDEN lpprr California Is W hFpsa.
DEER tp N-,srs Neslrs 60 B-a.s b1'1 20
II }aa.- NrHtk OrNiu. SEES. fotN. W Clafk Go.
ans % - RlcN. t-q Boston
" NUDGE hen. ocsfei permanently ~ San Fnsn
-..l s,.rri Leo saY cou,.s ninoll. iJf aai place
IL I'M. " ~
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Cal GFoRHIANs - OTHERS, ALTERATION

- EELYs PArENT LiFE-PkESGRhlSG Hammeci
A'Bed md RsI winch b. converted At = moments
..nc- IutO hosi Df cfussus 0vers
trslorfss rom CN4urHans snd C,hers -sr Do srrl A.
me- California Degd- 70 PTs.rOw. cp9osl.r ue As..r
uousa
Al sina. - Gooay~--. rste,. melsnc irais Ruha-,
ft....fa and Istrlrufs - fHr ru
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words Of rebuk TO IL young man who had al uded
70 the g, den band His remark were an insult
[, Tie G. urch and to the Script res. lie would
ask II it had cone 10 Ibis, tha, an assembly OF ven
cradle men was tbs TO receive ndgntiss from
tca,JIess Youth. lereat sensation. LonI Kisses
FINN the galleries. Cheers from the body OF the
house, When order WIS restored, several bfethfel
spoke protesting against .nch manifestations on the
ptrt Of the spec ators They were sounds unheaId
before IN lie House Ct God, and we're DISTRESSING
in he highest degree, 20 eyey re- Si1uss mime NJ.
Rev. Mr.. WEsrcorT then spoke IA favor OF the
resolution, pursuing Inc OF remHk similar 70 .n1;
offered Nv previous speakers, when on The arr, al
Of the hour Of ten praye vas offered b. Rev Mr.;
CoIvER Of Boston, ard the meeting Adorned III
O'Clock on Thursday morning.
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Inter from RIo-Ravnses of the Yellow Fever.

Lnfcr from Ri0-RavnRes of the Yellow Fever.
The q. S. store ship Lexington, J. Il. Mitchell,
Lieut. Commanding, arrived here yesterday from
Rio Janeiro, which place she left on the Goth of
March.
The L. s. ships Brandywiae and st. Louis sailed
from Rio on the 18th Of March, and the sloop ofwar
Marion on the ls.b for the East Indies.
Vessels had arrived at Rio direct from Europe
with cases of fever on board, that had broken out
at sea, showing that the epidemic was not confined
to the shores and harbors of South America. Col.
Morgan, Secretary of the u. s. Legation, died on
the 3Oth at o'clock, and was to have been buried
at5P.M
The yellow fever continued to rage without any
abatement, and increasing, it is said, in .viru
lence when the Lexington sailed. There was a
daily average Of about $50 deaths. The epidemic
bad spread 10 all the neighboring towns on the
shores Of the harbor and even TO the town Of Petro-
polls forty miles from Rio and elevated from 1000
to 5000 feet above the sea
Accounts from Bahia, Pernambuco, Rio Grsnle,
St GATHERINGS, Montevideo and Buenos Ayres
stated that the fever had broken out in those places
Tie Lexington lost three officers by the epidemic,
VIZ; Passed Assist. Surgeon j. D Whtue VINO
died st sea; Passed Midshipman Elias Wander
Lersf, and Midshipmnn Nathaniel p. Pickett, in
Bio.-The following is Lat Of the Loxington's
officers Lieut.. Commanding, John X. Mitchell;
Acting Master ]. NJ Wainwright; Purser, Thomas
r. Ware; Passed Miishipmen. A. N. De Bue,
Theodore Lee; Captains Clerk, George P. Haven.
The following Is list Of the deaths on board the
Lexin2 ton since leaving New York, Dec. -, 1917:
Wm Jones' seaman, on board IA Rio de- Jauelro aia ca
= $50 OfyelOw fever with black ycmit; Wm Ryan do,
DO Marrhe; Eiss Ysnderhors, Passed Mdshlp mar, 90
st0Ie March II, yellow fever; Moses Williams. end ,man
on board. March 2 Of s,'p Marion Richard Sui veil do
March 2, q BraDdywtne; Nathan T. Pickett nisApms
DO MHch -, Of MANN; James Conner srtsr gunner,
DO March q, Il LeXtngol; John Bnee ordinary seaman,
90 March -, u 3rsndywins; Join Wh,lr Passed A.
ssisut Surge, At "a April Of Lexsg0o yellow fever
hichts Brooks, OhceFs steward, 10. Apri of Marion
DO and yssscse ulcer OF leZ James Dawson Cepln of
Ass'siaLt Quad March % Bfsndywine, chronic dysen
~ Daniel y ChaAe, sip steward, March o. u LEX ~
tcE, Jack VOEsit
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

REeMEsTAL PARADE-The Thirteenth Reei
nleni consisting Of ten Of the crack companies Of
the City, parade in full unieTm today, uader the
command Of Col Abel Smith Of Wilharsburyh.
RoBBISo Botr.-The w II. Greenoush." a
canal barge lying at the Atsntic Dock was en-
tered scrne time last week sid ROBBED OF the bed.
clothes and ether articles which had been e there
Tn property was subsequently fund at the hOase
Of John Osgood who stated that is had been LEFT in
his charge by a man and woman named Charles
and Margaret Low. The parties to the affair were
Yesterday arrested and detained for examination.
BURsLARY-Som hur.la-s on Wednesday
afternoon entered the house 81 Prospcctst by
means Of false keys, aud stole therefrom quantity
of female apparel valued at atou, s2J. No arrest
has We; been made.
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The OCEAN STEAMSHIP LINE TO GALwAY.-We
see by the late English papers that the steamship
Viceroy, of Dublin, is to sail from Galway, for this
port, via Halifax, The st of June, ats A. NJ. IL
il intended that she shah leave here on her return
trip, on the 25th Of June. The fare from Galway
to New. York is put down at f25. No second or
steersge passengers will be taken. Passengers
are to be conveyed free from Glasgow Liverpool.
Belfast. Bristol, and Dublin, to Galway. The dis.
lance from Dublin TO Gslway is about 90 miles,
and the entire distance between those places will
soon be passed over by railroad
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London Produce oInrlset....MAY II.

SUeAR-Msrkets for Refined frmor and more doing
Brown Jumps 48s 3D. and r Grocery 49s - Sis per cw
Ength crushed ste ady, at 27s sd TO 28s Cd per cwt
CoTFEE-Nhtive Ceyon firm. and fair extent OF bus
done at nl prices 4Os to 4Os Cd for good ordinary.
TEA Quiet, but no change In prices.
lRoH-Scolch Pig firm and good demand at rs Cd 10
As Cd for No aud 40 for mixed numbers cash.
SALTPETERHss been parchafed largely speculation
a. 9l4, l5s to Els per tun.
TALLow-P. T. quiet at SIS for ine, aud for last
So Cd per cwf.
FUSDs- Closiag-Very little doing in the Conso market
closes quiet but with very strong aspect at 9s a.
Buyers for the and o. for cash 81 per 9
81 Exchange bills 60 Ill Mexicans, ~ Russian y
Spap fKh La