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m- Smithsonian Lectures-The Of free lee
Smithsonian Institution will be delivered BY Professor
Agnssx Plan OF the Animal Creation" In
sequence OF the engagements Charleston, South
Carolina he WILDE obliged present this week
In order number Of hearers
possible, will be repeated
The order of the win 10 follows: KIN.
l. Tuesday, Feb. 81, al clock repeated at 3, I'm
Wednesday, Feb %, at o'clock repeated at :, p m
q Friday, March 4 O'Clock p m. repeated at I,
The win precisely nj the hours men
attending at O'Clock respectfully requested TO
give place others O'Clock.
Fehg6 All 81 ~
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.


CONN., Hsms N. LEwis Of Montgomery, Alabama, Il sen-
y. BRkTr. u
UMr r. JAMES, No is2 South sfensh street. rhiadel-
phis general travelling agent assisted by Messrs JAsrs H.
WnirrLE Wa H. WELp, H. p. STAN, JoHs CoLuss, JAMES
Dxxs1xa. A. Kax WxLLsorox ,cHAs. g. HALL, A. EvANs,
JAnrs CLARx, JOINS w. ALLEs, and r. LooKx
0yME @. W. JAmEs, No. Harrison street, CINCINNATI ONO,
general travelling agent for the western States assisted y
n SMITH n Dssr JAsos TArLoH, w. ARMsrKoss PEshIx
Locxx, w. RAMSAY, and O. srEIsMAx
Df2-Recsipls either Of the above win be good
voLsxs authorized 70 receive advertisements nf
e Union N New york. Philadelphia Boston, and receipt for
payment for the same.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE


BALrrmoRE Feb 2s-5. p. m.
The oyster cvfsrs If vessels and
forty yrisea9s City dsbSaddsa death The markets,
Se.
The last day OF February gives promise offs cold and dsa
greeabe first day Of spring An old fashioned
has in which bids fair TO turn to snow before
morning
The steamer Osiris Just arrived from Cambridge, reports
that she was taken possession of Monday last by the
sheriff OF Dorchester county and armed with posse Of
one hundred aud fifty men, with eannons, and an
abundance Of ammunition aud small arms They pro-
ceeded some distance cruise along the Chesapeake
and finally set of six sloops from Phiiade
ha, busily engaged dredging for oysters They were
hailed and commanded TO surrender the brsng bayone'
and yawning mouths Of the convincing them tina
dsc retion the better part OF vaor, they mmedia
ately "guv up" The sloops taken in tow by the
steamer and forty who board Of them taken
as prisoners and now in the DorchcSerja The yes
sells had board $500 bushels OF fine They were
captured under the laws Of 1888 and 1887 which
the vessels and impose fine Of 50 each person cap
tured, TO remain in jail until the fine Is paid.
report city council that the stock debt Of
Baltimore city, at the presen, time, amounts 10 20 45I
$3.50 H.,
colored man. named Richard Riley fell dead last nigh
In the Zion church In this city whilst kneeng the altar
under great religious excitement.
The MARKETS lin the Baltimore market this morning
there were sales OF 500 barrels OF Howard flour
IA GAY No sales City Mills Sales Of ordinary prime
red wheat al 100 a lO7 Corn is inactive, with fail
supply AZ AZ for both white and yellow, Sales
$50 bushels coversced at So and 100 bushels timothy
3 rs Sales OF 100 hhds bulk hams in pickle. al n
cent? AZ 25JOlbs. at Sales OF 1900 lbs shoude
bacon 81 Lard in barrels, 81 cents, and kegs
cents, with fair sales.
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Qfsn REwARD.--Ran away the subscriber Luay
pl0U Page county Virginia. the 9th inst boy named Aaron
lie black about feet inches high
down look when spoken thick lips and heavy tongue He
had he faded black
broad hat clothing with him,
The above $50 viii be should he be sppcended
SlO0 the
him again All reasonable charges win be paid n delivered 20
fsursy. F
Aaron lc In company with spuehy yslowboy red compiler
red hair spotted face tall Aaron but heavier
- wM A. CHAPMAN
Sept @-d LWsy, Psge county, Virginia.
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We understand that there have been received during
the present month"; at the mint Of Philadelphia three and
third tons Of gold from California haking about two
millions OF dollars.
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THE subscriber proposes 70 Law School IN this place. 80
mencing Monday, the 9At and eu
ting the 18th day March, 1850 The pupils will divided
two classes The text book ued in the junior will Dc y
phen Blackstone, Isl VOL Stake Evidence, stephen on M
ing, and l vol Of Greenleas Evidence senior course
embrace fuckers Commentaries reencsf and starke On II
vol OF Ch Pleading, Hocombes Introduction to Equity ,a
prudence, Lube's Equity Pleading Mords Pleading Loma
gcst OF Real Property, and Lomax and
Arrangements win be made with Phadepha law publisher
nsh the above works. terms, young gentlemen
posing 20 attend The subscribers requested % ge
early notice Of their intention and inform him whether he
70 Ne supplied with any portion Of the above works. through
dium They win be furnished students cost inc
beers of tho senior class viii the privilege Of attending nc
his students win be arranged BY the subscriber az % ena1
member Of the ff
Of Washington College they expedent % DO %
few delivered the Of the on me
dicton and practice Of the Federal Courts
The fee win be go per session n sdysnss
Lsnssrcs, Va, July n, isAa.
July H-~A
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We continue the deferred proceedings Of the House OF
Representatives Of Wednesday the more especially ~
they embrace the speech Of Mr. McIsne, Of Baltimore,
who expressed desire 10 inform his constituents Of his
course 1t moment when apublic meeting s about TO Be
held in that city. fsa aeH W
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TINE New Journal or Medieine for March, Is5O-Pub
ss sa a nd he s y
Medical ssns s se e. H. s
Plymouth TO the present time, BY stephen w Williams D
section ~ W n Van Buren,, NJ p Report
lure labor successfully induced on account ps
Of great Practical us The review department
% %
ospec, contains !. asua large selection mater nom
all the foreign Journals. while the American retrospect may be
from American medical journals a., !, ~. Va. .,... -
months containing ia pages with perfect plates and usons
and has now reached year publication; price
g9.. PAID e R. Mud
YORK. s9a agent o 'ns S'" h''A '0'''a e'''
Subscriptions received and numbers for sale By
Mar l-lmw Agent for Washington, D. @.
THE Amere.n Poultry the origin b.
illustrated with numerous engrayings, by d. j. Browne
''' TAYLOR MAURY,
Mari Booksellers, 9th street
JOSEPH Rodgers sons Manufactnre.-w. Fischer,
steamer Joseph
sons select assortment Of their best articles consist
Pocket of i, 3 blades pearl, ivory, stag
sporsmans knives pen Makers Office scissors 10 - and is
Erascrs, In ivory and cocoa handles
81 are q s ss S and win be- soil.
wholesale retail Al reasonable prices al saone Ham, adoa
avenue.
FebM
DIAM and Ornamental wire-Fencing--Th subscri-
hers having recently appointed by manufacturers
agents beautiful article
woud respectfully call
public OF samples which be their hardware
Pennsylvania Sixth They would
following the which this
manufacture Is being applied, viz
Enclosures for cemeteries, farms, public grounds cottages
gardens.
Columns cornicc work cotfages
Guards for steamboats, and window guards for private dwellings,
PRISONS lunatic asylums, &C. ~
boxes conscrvatocs training plants
Arbors, arches, and Vernndahs. sN1 III EE
Cellar cravings, and thiefproof gratings sky-ghts,
JNO. w. BADEN 4 BRO.
Pennsylvania avenue, south side near Sixth street.
Feb 20-law6w
CoLLncroR's orrror, CRY HAIL. February T. 1850.
tU NOTICE TO TAx-PAYERs.
uTY TAxEs-Notice Is hereby given deduction
cent Is allowed by law from all for the year
and properly including Stocks which shall paid
'"'' ''''"s ny "'''' :" '''''''' ANDREW ROCKWELL,
Feb 6-1awifiMar Collector.
A COUNTRY seat sale.-About midway betweecn The
n cities Of Washington and New York. mile Of the
wilmington residence
e Of the United States consists of large mansion
house, and all
groundal and
with beautiful fruit and other for and ornament The build
ngs IN good repairs well supplied with the best Of water and
commanding delightful Of the aoung city Of Wilmington,
and tho adjacent country including fifteen miles Of the Delaware
90 hay &C.
The healthy middle States,
desirable residence for gentleman and family, being within
i've minutes walk Of the railroad depot and steamboat landing thus
| enabling person o n or n day.
For further Of Amos Hunt Capitol
M washington city d. C address the subscriber Wilmington
Feb Io--law3wru. - ~ n
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college ofst. james. Warrington county, Maryland
THE Eighth Session will open Monday October which
ncfnai attendance Of all the students Is requested
duties Of the classesare promptly recommended, and
that all members old should take their places
the opening Of The academcnl extends from
LIST Of October the LIST Of August being but vacation
September In the College, all the usual classes under
full have for been pursuing the
OF collegiate studies equal that prescribed in the old
North. third grad
atng class received their academcai degrees
In the Grammar School, which immediately adons the Coeg
the preparatory carefully trained by competent instructor
supervision Of the Professors Of College Thus
the institution early and pursue their EMU
Of under the direction until they graduate
mercantile department embraces those partial members o.
collegiate classes who be for he
room, other professional life, such students admut
the privileges and advantages several classes, subs
place OF the classical studies such mo
cessary preparation for business
French regular study, without CHARGE nl the cse
In addition the French, the mercantile students will be ug
charge, German modern language.
The location OF College perfectly hcahfui and tcre are
towns villages 20 the temptations 30 dangerous
Moral and religious education chief design OF inc
stifuion.
CHARGE covering and domestic
@ session Of ten months The rules Of the College careful
restrict any other expenses e the student
All the departments are under the immediate supervision
undersgned Ia whom application be made for copies
Register for further information well ~ for The adma
of pupils JOHN b. KERfOOT, Rector,
Aug 3-2aw2m College Of b. James, p. O., Maryland
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.


THURSDAY, FrBRuARy 49,
puuRoI,ToN,s CELEBRATED ETHIOPIAN sERENADERs
ladies and gentlemen OF Washing
ton that giving series Of their inmta
hail. commencing Thursday
ing February consisting OF gees chosc buresguc
witch they .and univalsd either America Europe.
For particulars programmes. I. & Il
Director--Mr j. A. Dumboon.
rs Doors nj T. Concert at ~ precisely
AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE ON SATURDAY,
Commencing at o'clock Feb ~
cTRAvW-COaIOR and white Kid Gloves.--1'hs day re
y and full supply OF canary and white
gloves. Also white and black cravats, sTEvENs's
Great Hat and Genuemen's Quitting Store,
80 ~ : a ,'o.,
DOUQUETs for the Assemblies--HENRY DOUGLAS
florist seedman Of 18th opposite
respectfully other
ample supply that de
beautiful bouqets
occasion will please their orders early possible
ject Is TO do things in superior style FebN-da
McClintock Young,
Attorney and Counsellor at Lao,
HAVING resigned office Of Chief Clerk
III parment which he has held for years.
sumed the practice OF his profession.
before Congress- the several departments commissioners
cign indemnites
TO against War, Navy, Home
and Post Office Departments including business with the Pafen
Once he has made arrangements with the most efficient agents In
Washington assist him. by which business Of nature
cd with The conhded him. win be certain be acted
In the most prompt manner.
characterization fancy, Chief Justice Of
States and gentlemen who have heads Of Departmental
bc OF either house Of Congress since the year 1883
Once at his residence ~ between l2t and i3h streets
Nov l3--dlmif
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wistar's Baisam OF wild Cherry

HAT
and conhm what all in all places unite saying good
and valuable, doubt popularity this hxes
cey s deep strong cannot destroy The
success which has attended this medicine
the preudice Of
taken stand the first discoveries blessings Of The
and which
in recommended. 1851 a
From Boson Post
Dr. g. w. Fowlc, street, entitled
above which believe The best preparation hitherto discovered
for colds complaints Having
tested this incidence with confidence 10 m salta
effects removing colds and other complaints incident 20 this season
Of the
For by r. 3. PATTERSON,
Nov.as-d washington, BIC.
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AGENCY FOR CLAIMS AT WAsHISGTON, d. I
CHARLES DIE sELDING

--- LeHeTW dRgNI,
No. III Todd's Baildings, Pennsylvania avenue,
W.aSIfLNGTON, ID. c.,
CONTINUES give prompt attention prosecution
claims before Congress- the Eexecufve Department
before board of commissioners appointed adjust spoa
before foreign procuring PENSIONS Rev0uiona
Naval Any bounty land scrip the law Of February
87 August TO- lS45 mileage for horses
fore being mustered and received into the service Of the Unite
States transportation furnished for
with Mexico Great Britain He l. In possession of all d
fully all the requirements Of the Pension
other Offices He attends the procuring OF du
captures Gulf Of MEXICO,
California, and coast Of Africa.
lie has been honored with Commissions from the
Deeds, probate
deposons, other instruments Of writing under lie
TO be used or recorded in the respective States.
Charges win be modeate and regulated by the amount cam
and OF services required.
postpadj viii receive immediate attention.
refer Navy aud Executive Dpr
msnb Excelencics the Governors Of the several States
the Unon and Senators and Members Of the preyous and
present Congress generally. Aug
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7he Western Lakes Openimg d Napigalior

DETROIT, (Mich) Feb The spring bushes, has fair
y opened and busy time Is ahead The Arrow
fling up for Buffalo and the intermediates points,
with every prospect getng through The boats are now
regularly the termination oil the Central
railroad to Chica go and Milwaukee.
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Inferesting from Merico.

MogILg, Feb % The Thames has arrived here
with S4, 900 in specie She took board Vera Cruz
and Tampco two millions of dollars. All was quiet IN
Mexico The Presidents message expressed the most
friendly feeling towards the United States The cholera
had appeared in the State Of Mchoaean Vera Cruz
healthy.
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rELnaaApnIc REponrs FOR THE UNION.

New YORK, Feb. 28-2 y. m.
Stocks are unsteady: small sales OF new loan at de-
cline Of Il and coupons decline OF Flour grain, and
provisions without much animation prices, however, are
teady with small sales.
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Tse Steamer Ameriea. q Stornl a Sta. ia.

BosroN February 25.We learn from Captain Harrison
that the America experienced very and
stormy passage The Atlantic The larboard and hal
Of the starboard wheeihouses We're carried away She
left Liverpool in very heavy gale, and not being able tc
discharge the Liverpool pilot brought him to this port
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UNIvERsrrY OF MARYLAND.

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
Faculty Of Physic.--Session OF 1s49-'50.
THE Lectures will Monday, 29t October, and
i unne until the i5th Of March ensuing
Chemistry and PharmacyWrLIfAM A. AfKKr, M. d., lib
sureery-NATnAN r. Smith.
Therapeutics, Matea Medca and Hygiene AnrrL CnEw, NJ
Anatomy and Physolssy--JossrH Rosr, M. ID.
Theory Practice OF Medcine-WILLrAh POWELL, nj. d.
Midwifery and Diseases Of Women and Chldren-RicHaHp
Lecturer Pathology Demonsaior Anatomy
Instruction in Clinical Medicine and Clinical Surgery day
n6rsy, Opposite the Medical College The roo
practical anatomy will be opened October l under the ehas
may be obansd in the vicinity Of the Medical College for q
% 50 per week. WILLIAM y. A. AIKEN,
Aug. l5-l2awtNov Dean OF the Faculty
Superior Old brandy.
HE subscriber Just very superior Old Bran
Of the Of 1894 purchased expressly for medicinal
and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
$780, CHAMPAGNEs
Schroeder Cock and Crown
Heidsieck Ducai Grape
Juno Venus
Anchor Fountain.
Always hand together choice variety Wines, Lqu
Scasrs, Tobacco, nc. JOSEPH WRIGHT,
Aug l1--eodlm Penn. avenue, near 18Th stree
CARD.
THE undersigned, OF the Pension once, having for The
years employed the various duties connected
Office revolutionary, being
details thereof offers hs services the
In OF claims against the general government
win attend also to any other business connected with the o
All business confdcd 70 him shall Ne promptly attended
faithfully executed. All letters must be postpaid
THOMAS LuMp ls nses
wAsmsaros cryr, D. O., August Q, 1919.
Aug 19-fmeod
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Melamehoiy Case Of Dro,oning. siness ~ Markets

MILWAUKEE, Feb N.-We regret to announce that Judge
Thomas and the Rev Mr.. Harlow, two Of NEST worthy
and prominent citizens accidentally dfowned to-day
The weather is very warm and pleasant, and business
has commenced earnest. The boats are now running
regularly etween here and Buffalo.
Good brands Of Hour selling at 81 20 per barrel
Wheat Is unsteady.
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Ifial for Murder.

BosToN February 27-The defence in the Of Pear
son. on trial the murder of his wife and twin chill
dren reached day The prisoners counsel contend
the mind of the nccused sufficiently balanced
TO accountable for any crime that he may commit
stated that insanity hasun through the family, and thai
he Ias lacked intellect since he was a boy.
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CARTON PORCET.AINE French visstssg Cards. very
and decafe finished, and highly polished both
Jan 20 TXYLoR MAURYs Bookssors sssr Ssh street.
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MOTICE.--The heretofore existing between JOHN
IN r. ADDISON and BEVERLY TUCKER has been dissolved
hsvrRLv TucxER will continue attend promptly 20 all business
before Congress and the departments as heretofore H
March al--n
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-04-18
Extension of Commercial
street.

Published BY order of The City Council as fol-
lo'os BY a Report accepted July. 1919.
Res inning the South line of VIM. Kings
ID Wharf at a stake on the North line Of land
now owned by the kennebec aud Portland
Railroad Company and 81 l-2 feet westerly
from the capslll Of sand whaif: thence Nonherly
hve hundred and se,euIy-t,e feet in line 10
point SIX inches East Of the Northeast cor
her oil Lewis Blackner's brick store
c"Peu oy Joseph lusalls-thence line
tour hundred and sixty nine aud half feet
10 post Intee feet East of the Northeast
corner ~ Odvld Crooker's blacksmith shop
u,sc'"''tiu'"s no part Of Commercial Street
West OF liIe hereby established hence an
line ten hundred and six,v.one Gao, ~
half 10 a stake three feet nine inch.s w, e
the Southwest corner Of the Barn now o,,,L
by Tailn1an and Mcclellan, said .,aLs -.
on the East line Of Oak Street. 'rha .,s
described exten,ion Of Commercial Stree, NJ
new Street to be iorty feet wide, and the abovs
described monuments and lines 10 form The
Western boundary Of said Street.
Said Street was altered by Report accept
ed March II, 1850, follows beginning
two feet East of the North East corner of David
Crooker's blacksmith shop-thence Southerly
nine rods and fifteen links, to bolt in the
ground, on the North side of Arch Street. and
thirty-four feet West of the West end of VIM.
Ledyard's store on the wharf, thence Souther-
ly nine rods and eleven links, to a bolt, on the
North side of Broad Street, twenty five feet,
six inches, West of the store occupied by John
Watson. said Street to be forty feet wide on
the Easterly side of said line and monuments,
and all that part of Commercial Street former
by located East of this location, between said
Crooker's shop, and said Broad Street, is here.
by discontinued, and no longer known as a
highway for the City.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-04-18
Assessors Notice,

1--WE Assessors OF the City of Bath, hereby
L give notice 10 all persons liable 10 pay tax
es IN SAID city, that they will be IN session at
their office in The City Hall, on rnesday the eth
day Of May next. and the Two following days,
from to IL M, and from 2 10 p. NJ on
e'ch Of said days, and no longer, for the pur-
pose oil Receiving statements, under oath, COR
tanning true aud proper lists of their polls, aud
all Their Estates. both real and personal in
Guiding all property held in trust as Guardian,
Executor, Adm illustrator otherwise owned or
held b, them in trust as aforesaid on the LIST day
Of May, 1859.
The Assessors would plrticuarly call the at
,ention 20 this notice of all persons who have
heretofore Supposed themselves overtaxed, that
these, as well as all others Iable to be taxed.
may prepare and hand in lists according 10 The
requirements IF The law. of all their taxable
property. and thereby relieve the Assessors of
the unpleasant necessity Of booming them, az
none may expect any aba ement of taxes after
the lists thereof shall have been commute ed 10
the Collector, unless in cases in which the re-
qa"emen's ofthe law could mol have been COM
piled with.
Inc Assessors will assess real estate to the
persons 10 whom il assessed unless previous
..aeh assessments notice is given Of change Of
P OF occupancy, and the name of the
Pe'so" 10 whom the same has hcsn ,r.n.c,red
or surrendered.
S Ss::s a $ s::s.: A, -: :;
Bath, April IL 1850. pau
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Thricc-Weekiy Age.

NHE Subscriber will publish a THRICE
Il WEEKLY AGE during the session of the
Legislature foI 1850.
twill be the only legislative paper published
at the capital during the session.
Its character as faithful chronicle Of Iesis-
lative proceedings and debates is so well estab-
lished as To render any remark lis principal
feature unnecessary. In addition To its leyisia-
tive record, it will contain the matter tina: ap-
pears in the Weekly Age.
The price will be ONE DOLLAR for the
session. II will be published on TUESDAYS,
THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS.
o. The price of all subscriptions must be paid
in adranee. No order pii be complied ,ciM un-
less accompanied By the money.
WM. T. JOHNSON.
Augusta, March 20, 1850.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-04-18
DISASTERS.

Ship VIM D Sewa,l, III New York, from Liverpool
March ~ and 40. experienced very heavy gale IRON
WSW 10 w; lost main opsail; while lying loo the
both 81 miles the westward OF the g rand Banks
large quantities OF field The southern edge of the
Grand BANKS: experienced strong westerly winds Tor
the Isl DAYS
Sch Sea Serpent, C@lderueud, from Thomasion for
y Y, with lime, ashore on Ealons Neck Long Is
land about IL o'cocS night OF 5ih. The cargo
Landed on the beach OH and The vessei came off with
out much damage nigh OF 7iE. The cargo 10 be
sold a land tuth
Ship John AIerrick. OF Halowell, al \ Y, from Ap-
alachicoa. was struck by sea, IN the gale Of 3ls
when SW OF HaueTas. winch carried away rudder.-
rudders twisted on Nus iw ice up with the Capes Of
Delaware and anchored under tie W oodland nIs hi
slh. Was tnwrd up by steamer Wave
Brig Olinda Dean. from RRh, Dec 9Th, for California
was condemned Rio Jaieiro, previous 10 March 8.