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THE, LYNCHBURG NEWS,
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the varied and attractive features winch cQnss-
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shop, to the merchant and the professional man !
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Especial attention will be given to furnishing &C.
curate reports Of the markets from all sections OF
the country, and the arrangements MADE 10 e1ect
this purpose defy competition with any Journal in
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ence and determination to make the NEWS de-
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DICHMOND MERCHANTS, advertise in
LII the VatIey Virgininn, staunton Va. Circu-
lation In Virginia aud the Iarolin as good. Terms
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Obituary.

HoLLowELL, Me-, February 6.-Ex-
Governor Hubbard died yesterday Of heart
a;,aooaaa 7gatI7rFTgIFfs 81 sEss1E saHrta $50 $
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

REMOVAL. OF OrsIcsRs.-The following is
the text of the joint resolution as it passed
"That the persons now holding civil
offices in the provisional governments OF
Virginia and Texas who cannot take the
oath prescribed by the act to prescribe an
oath of office, etc., approved July %, 1862,
shall be, on the passage OF this resolution,
removed therefrom, and the vacsueies shall
he flled by the district commanders by the
anpointment of persons who can take such
oath Provided, That the provisions Of this
resolution shall not apply TO persons who,
nv reason of the removal of their dissbili~
ties. shall have qualified for any office in
pursuance of the act prescribing an oath Of
Office to be taken by persons from whom
LEGAL disabilities shall have been removed
provi9e9 hather, That this resolution shall
not take effect until thirty days after Its
massage, and that the provisions of this
resolution are hereby extended to the State
Of Mississippi" .....
NEGRO AGE-REcoNSTRUCTIoN AND
DrsrRAXCH ISEMEST-L1BERAL VIEWS OF A
RADICAL CORRESPONDENT Piatt
writes 10 the Cincinnati Commercial IRE
publican) as follows:
THAT negroes are citizens, and ought to
be endowed with the right to vote, is as hard
for a Democrat to swallow as it is that other
fact that the late rebels are now citizens,
and ought TO have the right to vote, sticks
in the throats Of our Republican friends.
"To see feeble minded men, SUCH as Kel-
ley and Moorehead, butting their skulls
against stone wall is no unusual sight.
We are taught by long experience to respect
that sort of FOOLS fight. But to find great
organizations of men doing precisely the
same thing is really wonderful. The negro
at the North is not worth fighting over, and
the late rebel element, as it is called, of the
South, cannot befought over. Wewantpeace,
that time may heal the wounds of war, and
give us once more united people. This
cannot now be accomplished by disfran-
chisipg the governing element. We might
have accomplished our end by turning the
South into a military province, and govern
ing it as such until the men who took part
in the war had died out. But it is too late
now. We are remodelling the Constitution
Tor ali time, and to insure its heartfelt &C.
ceptance we ought to baptize it in forgive
ness and mercy. We secure the negro his
right to vote, and return to the late master
his privilege to vote, and we have done all
that Government can DO in the way of
reconstruction. If we attempt by emenda-
lions of the Constitution and legal enact
ment to back the negro against his MASTER
we enter upon an endless task, for we keep
alive the eumity and heart-burning that
are the elements Of dscord and the dead
Hest opponents TO reconstruction. The
time has come for us to say to our colored
friends "Now you must stand alone"
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TLOVER sEED.-20O bushels strictly
W prime and choice GLOVER SEED just re-
fed R.F. WILLIAMS & co.
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JOHN d. HRRNroN.
Secretary of the Commonwealth.

BROWN Is described to be "about twenty years
of age. five feet eleven inches high weighDg from
$50 to leo pounds has brown hair and eyes, coarse
features, high check bones, and rudy complex
lon 1t ts thought that he has probably gone TO
Missouri. z ,se.@.f-er fe1t
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DIGHMOND MERCHANTS, advertise in
III the VatIey Virgtnfnn staunton, Va. Circu
lation In Virginia aud the Caroline IS good. Terms
moderate, Address box 10. SLaunton, va.
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A NTHRACITE C0AL.--A full supply Of
IA FIRST QUALITY ANTHRACITE COAL,
sizes suited for ranges and stoves OF AL kinda fnr-
Also, CLOVER HILL LUMP AND HALL
COAL. ET2t'zss 30 !. go =, ....,s
street, at the drawbrtdge. ,-coD
mole 80 ~ 4NHS d. +. 'LATh6or'
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TLOVER HILL COAL. 1s.d.
RpnuCTI0N IN PRICES.

SNOAL, COAL, CoAL.-On and after this
Z J date the price Of CLOVER HILL COAL will
he reduced as follows !: Best Lump Coal. 81; Hail
i'oai ss Hard Coal, suitable for CRATES or Tor
cooking purposes, $5. 7. -
'o Ni' % 80 FaHy Go Is. LIPSCOMB,
o., oxv So - and Byrd streets.
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yKTOOD, WOoD.-Wood, for cooking and
wv baking, Is now the cheapest fuel used; 20
j. MCDOWELL and get your supply az ones. he
has on band large Supply OF 1rst.rate $1,000 ~
OAK and PINE, sawed and Sput Seaoy lyr sn5 ~
Tor sawed and split; pine ESQ long, ssNec a~s''
Wood win soon advance.
deI next to corner FIRST and Broad streets.
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n EST COOKING AND KiNDLiNG
ID WOOD. COAL. PUMPS. steam Fuel and
Pump Factory, south side Basip near sKsnegSS
PINE WOOD, merely sawed OF, split a!so. or
full length. All kinds best BlTgMiSfVpsSS, S Sna
ANT HkACITE CUAL. 1he besi " E LTR TN
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SPICY REVELATIONS ~ PEOsPECT-Accord-
NJ To a New Orleans paper. Mr.. Romero. for
EcTiy McNican Minister 10 this Government is
how publishing in one OF the journals of Mexico
q series Of papers extending through the wears
IT, ami PES consisting of reports of his trans
actions III the United Statcs-private and Of
EClai-whic arc making some queer revelations
Of the confidential conversations OF Senators
members Of the House OF Representatives. and
other high officials OF this Government. Ii is
said that they are likely to he very embarrassing
10 some public men, whose dealings with the
Mexican bonds and contracts are recklessly ex-
Ic>ed.
These publications probably have some bear
ing on the letter published BY General Lew
Wallace some time ago in regard to the Mex
= an loan, and We presume give the other side
1T the question. The subject il one abouniirr
IA NTicy materials. and the public will not be
..tcr>e 10 seeing the whole matter ventilated by
those On both sides who are posted in its myste-
ne. 1t viii be entertaining if not profitable
reading.
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Tie Republican State Central Committee of
Virginia has Issued = call to all voters of yir-
e'nia who favCr an honest enforcement and
faithful carrying oGt Of All the pro, isions of the
State oOns'itui ION recently adopted, and who
propose to act WIKI alrd in the Republican party
ior that object, {" mite il sending delegates to
a State ConVe nt.on, to be held in the city OF
hichIGond. az II O'Clock H., "Wednesday, the
9th DAY oi November, isS, ''for the purpose OF
eNtt ndinS and peffeeting the organization, and
promoting the power and influence of the Re
publican party of the State; To deliberate and
decide upon what course of action shall be pur-
sued by our organization in the future; to a.iop;
such measures may result in developing ani
,romoting the material interests and prosperity
Ell jIc state, and to take such other action as
nIay bc deemed proper"
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By Bankers and Brokers Telegraph, james NJ
G1ssdcoy, Operator.

By Bankers and Brokers' Telegraph, james NJ
G1ssoroy, Operator.
Lewis johnson & Co. quote stocks and bonds
in home and foreign markets as follows:
NV YORK, Nov. 15.-Second Board-U s. s's.
1871, coupon, 1lIt 5-2O's, 1862, coupon, 1151;
sos 1854. coupon, 112I; 5-2o's. 1865. coupon.
ll3; 5-1's, new. 1865, coupon, 1154; 5-2Ds, 1851
coupon, 115H; 5-2Ds 1868, coupon, 1l5S; 10 los,
coupon, 1G7 /; Currency 6's, i61 4; Canton, SIX;
Cumberland, 26; Quicksilver, 13K; Mariposa,
.; Western Union Telegraph, 34%; Boston
Water Power, l3a; Pacific Mail, 55zI New York
Central, 1s1; Erie, 26'.; Erie preferred, Al;
Hudson, l56H; Reading, 96,.: Michigan Central,
119k; Michigan Southern, SIX; Illinois Cen
tIal, 15'; cleveland and Pittsburg. so;
Northwest, COS; Northwest preferred, s4x;
Rock Island, 1853 \; Fort Wayne. s5x, Alton and
Terre Haute, -; Toledo and Wabash, S.;
Chicago and Alton, $50; Chicago and Alton
prsfd. 1i9; Ohio and Mississippi certificates,
25a; Adams Express, 56k; Wells Express, IL 4 !;
American Express, 344; United States Express,
SO Merchants Union Express, none. Market,
steady. Gold, 1868 a127 4.
[By Cable1
LONDON. Nov. Il, 1 r. m.-COnSOls, 90 asa;
Bonds, 1S2. SkaS%; 1865, s2s; 1851, So ,, ash:
10 pos, ~; Erie, 20a204; Illinois, 9Sa9sh; Allan
tic ,26 Stocks firm.
FRANKFORT, III a. m-Bonds, S9X.
LIVERPOOL, =. m.-COttOn market steady
Sales. lO-No bales Middling Uplands, III HaiIx;
Mlddling Orleans, 11%aiiI.
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FINANCIAL AND Coa5IEaysAL

L re weekly statement OF the New or< a.-'-
ciated banks isav " favorable on. re 'flA
hold twenty-five mill ons in exec IF -
amou treruired ty Law TO h ~ IN rs'se = -
m ting their liabilities. The lDans hav % ~
decreased. ins cad of expan1 d, will the = va
money has increased over two a nd a hall mi "a
The money market was steady SATURDAY ~ iiY
TO six per cent. on governments an At sN :.
seven on stocks until toward the 81 Ise IT htnSil
hours when the shifting of loans dlc ., the fiuc-
tafiOns i'm Lake Shore and Pacific VI Ill led :.
some activity and rather brisk dentil IT IA
full legal rate, some accounts not b ing nal
up until after three o'clock. The g,vefnm nj
houses, however, were fully accommodat d a
six per cent.
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The Markets To-Day.

Tetegrophed Erciusireiy 10 The Erening Star.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 15.-Cotton quiet but
steady, ncmiDally at 2ia24H. Flour dull and
new white. 90; old do, S1.O6 Oats dull at 5Ia5,
Rye dull and nominal. Pork frmer ut $50 So
Bacon firmer; rib sides, ~: clear do, 19x;
shoulders, 15A; hams, new, 81. Lard firmer at
1sa1SE Whisky firmer at S1.O6.
NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-Stocks heavy. Money
6a1 per cent. Exchange, long. o; short, 9I
Gold, 267. 5-20's, 1862, coupons, 15Y. 10-4O's,
coupon, -. Virginia Skies, new. s.. North
Carolina skies, old, 4Ga; do. new, 31H.
BALTIMORE, Nov. f5.-wm. Fisher & Sons
quote Virginia 6's, old, 455l asked; do. 1867 40
bid
NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-Flour heavy. Wheat
without decided change. Corn 1a2c. better.
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We understand that the late George Peabody
named IN his will, a. executors of his estate,
tharies W Chandler. of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, Sim
slcton Peabody. of Rutland. VT, and George
Peabody RUSSELL. Of Danvers Mass. The first
named married daughter of n deceased brother
at Mr.. Peabody, the second il the son of a
brother Lew living ia Ohio, and the third j. the
-" OF his sister, Mrs Russell, still living, i'm
Ma->.c ln-e.fS
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NJ and Mrs Harry Watkins appear i'm the
National Theatre fortnight in an Irisll-Americ,u
play. which l. full OF intensely interesting
incidents .'fTod.len Down. il the clever
at Celtic drama on the stage, and Mr.. and Mrs.
W. appear To great advantage in it. The song,
of Mrs. Watkins are pleasing feature OF the
entertainment.
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"A census of South Carolina has just been
made. Official returns from nine counties show
an increase Of twenty-five whites and de-
crease of ,9i1 blacks since 1850
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by droll Typographical error in the Chronicle
that paper is made to say that the fire in street
was caused by "pair of geese" (instead of ga
pan of grease') being upset on a stove.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

EfoR SALE-A well-built and substantial FUR
x NlTl RE W AEON. Also. a set SINGLE HAIR
Mss. all IN good order. Inquire at HUGUELEY
a BOWEN Livery Stable, on New York avenue.
between 9th and 9Th streets. no l3-3.~
A RARE CHANCE.-fUR SALE-ulfca, Store
"A rUonis. Warehouse. stables. and sheds on the
corner of 9TH and streets and Canal suitable for
hour. Feed, and Produce, Fruit. Junk, Coal and
Wood. Line. Ice. Oyster, or any other business
depot. To Ice sold for cash. Apply the prem
lSes. nOl3Jt
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BOARDING..

RoARDiNG.-Pieasant Rooms, double and single.
- furnished or urfurnished. with or without board
No. MOUNT VERNON PLACE. bet sth and 9TH
streets. south side. opposite Mt. VERNON Churrh
Terms moderate. noI3 81
FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH BOARD, can be
Il had at $50 81 street, corner Indiana avenue:
one large Parlor and Bedroom. Terms mode
ate noll -tdecl-
EURNlSHED ROOMS FOR RENT-Wih or
Il without BOARD. at No. 49s PENNSYLVANIA ave
nue.: near ID. Boarding at the place, as per
week iva,
EIRSTCLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
Il FRONT ROOMS. To be had on reasonable terms.
at 2le street bet 18th and 18th; short walk from
most Of the public Offices YS-tf
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From Premier & Co., We have London papers
Of October 80
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- To GAS CONSUMERS.
- u 4 \ i L i A l.

m = y 1 z a u
CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE,
WEST WING CITY HALL, ,
WAsHINGI TON, ID. c., October -, 1879. \
Notice is hereby given that the TAXES FOR THE
YEAR 1863, levied upon the Real and Personal
Property in the City Of Washington, District 81 Co
lunbia. will he pay able and after MONDAY. No
venber LIST Io69. discount Of Ave per cent. will he
allowed upon all payments made thereon prior to the
2l-t Of November.
In addition 10 the regular hours allowed by law,
this Office will lie open from. the 10Th the 18th Of
present month frop o'clock p. m TO O'Clock p m,
To accommodate mechanics and laboring people who
have taxes To- pay.
On the day Of February ls7e the Collector will
Close his books. and all property upon which taxes
are due and unpaid that date will be advertised
for sale, without distinction OF person.
FREDERICK A. BOSWELL,
oc O-N City Collector.
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Government Securities.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Is, 1s69-.Jay Cooke & 60.
furnish the following quotations Of Gov-rnm mt
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Hey. J: G. smith p. D; Y. Richards, Esq. General
superintendent VI Schools; Prof. =. l.. LoOmis, NJ d.
INSTRUCTORS:
pr. J, CAULFIELD, Prof. CARL RICHTER,
Prof L.. &. COLLIERE. HENRY FErEs
III. 4. SHERMAN, :" HENRY DoUCH.
Gus. W. CHAPMAN, Mrs. J. p. CAUIFIELD,
H. TOWNSEND. -. b BILLIARD.
The Object Of this Institution is 10 present oppor
tnnity Tor acquiring thorough education in every
department. OF Music, Under the most eminent In
uniting the allest talent If tn. Musical Profession
tu form complete Musical University. which shall
furnish the same facilities for he study Of Music
afforded in Colleges and Universities for az
Literature and Science.
BRANCHES rtHT.
The Piano Forte: Organ. N!nl and SiriDged In
slrumtilts, Musical Notation, cultivation IF the
Voice. English and Italian Sung Singing, Singing at
sight, Harmony and Composition.
CLASS TEACHING.
This system has for many years been recognized a.
the most approved method of iinpartng instruction
ia our Schools and College,: and the CAUSES
which have rendered il superior IN the study of Lite
nature reader il superior iI; the study Of Music
An argument which cannot bc ignored. Is tn. fact
that in Europe. where the greatest perfection has
been attained in the study of Music, the Glass Sys
icni has been employed for centuries many Cf the
most eminent musicians being graduates Of the great
Conservatives of Germany. France, and Italy where
thi. ~ stem is universally adopted.
Glasses may be formed If two, three. four, five or
six pupils.
Glasses in Harmony. Notation and Sight Singing
not limited to the above numbers.
Tuition for quarter Of ten weeks two lessons each
week. from = 10 TO -. according To- grade Of study.
free to those who pursue other studies in the conser
NatoTy. Private lessons FROM so t. $50.
The winter term viii commence MONDAY.
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,, Nov. 18th, 18th and
Dec. l. loG9.
See circulars AT the music stores after Nov 2Dsh or
address -. u. Bt LIZARD. Director. no B-eo2vvH
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'slHE HIGHEST CASH PAID FOR LADIES
Gents, and Childrens Cast.0n Clothing, Boots,
Shoes, etc, ar L. : HARTOGENSIS. "a 9TH street.
between NJ and n. Amy order through the mail
promptly attended to. dc3-ly"
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A LARGE SUPPLY OF NEW CHANDELIERS.
N PENDANTS, BRACKETS, and other GAS
FIXTURES. just opened. and at reasonable prices.
ALIEN. IL. SHEPHERD A BROS.
no lG-eo3t 800 Pennsylvania avenue.
lIntellgencer, Republican AMI ChronicIr.I
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WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
w AT THE
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
CORNER OF 10TH AND q STREETS.
o. l.. BULLARD.. DIRECTOR.
REFERENCES

REFERENCES:
Rev. j. G. Smith II. u; H. Richards. Esq . General
Superintendent of Schools Prof. \. L. Loolns, NJ d.
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PERSONAL.

SHOULDER BRACE CORSET,
- The greatest improvement in French Corset.
prnnoUnced by physicians the best for support and
comfort, can now be seen at e.. BAUM ; Celebrated
Factory, J13 9TH street between - and f.. nol5-tf
MRS. Il. SAWYER. MAGNETIC HEALING;
WI Dnctress and Observation-Disclosures Medium.
can he consulted from Ia m until D. m. In houSs.
No. 416 T. 81. north bet. sth and 9Th west. mole o.
Now READY-NEW CATALOGUE OF REAL
! ESTATE for sale by NJ. NJ RUHEER. Real rs
mai Inn
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N+IHE LADIES OF ELECTA CHAPTER
IS No. I Eastern Star Degree. Adaptive Ma
s3nry. viii give one 81 their select CALICO SO
GALS ut lIarmCnial Hal, Penna. avenue. between
18th. Tickets 81: to be had Of the members
b. order Of the Committee. no
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AIIGrsTA n, ROBINSON Executor.
" "a hiuHfou. II q Noyamb.r Eth lssl n,

0-k. OF P.-FRIENDSHIP LODGE, No
l3 All officers and members of this lnige. ami
brothers II sister lodges who wish to yis Baltimore
Oh Thanksgiving Day are requested to attend the
r, gular meeting ON MONDAY EVENING, Noyen-
Der l.. at O'Clock. BY order of the conmi;tee
HOI3 2t G.. III. kEPPIEE. Chairman
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0gyYZ FOR SALE. -
SyES The largest aud best collection Of -
French, English. and American eNfraA
fine Roses, Climbing and Ornamental shrubs Plants
ac-. Ac., &c. Also. several thousand Nagn Has
Grsndora and other choice kinds from foot IN 10
feet an height. They the best ornamental tree
for the front Of houses, sidewalks. &c !. &C SC
A. JARDIN, Florist,
nos COIN Connecticut avenue and N st
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1-NUIICE To- CORPORATION LABUKEI;,
LAS AND ORDER HOLDERS


The balances due laborers in each ward for ,royk
doEs PTeriOrs 10 SPIT. lS viii be paid next week at
the fcesuf the several Ward Commissioners, be-
ginning with the LIST Ward on MONDAY the 18th
inst: giving one day to each ward for this purpose
Laborers and Order Holders who have dues ON the
rolls for work done prior to September should pre-
sent their claims at the appointed times. nolI4t
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1-cFFIcE CLERK OF CENTRE MARKET
.S Nov. II, l>5l.-TlfURSDAY NEXT, Usth
lISiant iiaNI Ing been set apart day of Thanks
giving there will be no market that day, but pr
the acCOn M, da;ilH of the public. market will be
he'll On WEDNESDAY MORNING and EVE
MING. tie Eth instant.
- SIDNEY MCFARLAND,
The New York herald., 1869-03-10
SHIP FEVER.

Arrival Of an Emigrant Ship with Number
Of Cases on Board.
The ship James Foster Jr., which left Liverpool
on the 18th OF last December, arrived In the lower
bay on Monday last and the Health Oficer on board
ing her found number OF those on board suffering
very much from the effects OF ship fever. The ship
was SO much infected after her long voyage that
it was found necessary to quarantine her. The
reports sent up the arrival OF the ship were most
meagre. No details Of the voyage, lasting from De-
cember 49, 1865 10 March s, 1869, and with only the
the voyage to give foundation TO the Ideas that the
passage had been unusually severe, or that the food
or accommodations or all together were not what
they might have been. x
The health officer reports that the ship eft Liver
pool with LAG passengers that on the voyage Tour OF
the passengers and twelve Of the crew died OF ship
gers were found quite low with the fever and sent
To the Wards Island hospital.
Those sent to the hospital with their ages and the
places OF nationality, are as foows:-Peter Doch-
Iana aged %, Germany; John Wilson, "A. England;
J0han Willing, 20, Germany: Charles Estel 25 Ger
many; Morris Machias, is, Germany; John Julian,
IL, England; Patrick Kirby, 20, Ireland Charles
Barker, %, England; Henry Barker, =. England;
John Baffkosky -, Poland; William Kahghton, Al,
England; Ella E. Brooks, 20, England; George Beger,
25, England; +. R0denback. SO, Germany; f. Thomp
son, %, England; Ellen Walsh, %, Ireland; Edward
Davis, y, England; John Petulis 90 Poland; fetta
Nubelski, %, Poland; William Hawley. 27, England;
Mary Ann Edwards, 10, England.
The following persons were also sent to Wards
Island with their sick relatves-
James Edwards, OF England, aged thirty-two years,
together with his children, James, aged two years,
and Cordelia, aged six months, and George Brooks,
Of England, aged thirty years, with his children,
George, aged four years; John, aged three years,
The matter Is being fully investigated by the Com
mfssioners OF Emigration and some interesting de-
vel0pments OF the manner in which emgrans are
treated IN coming across the Atlantic may be ex-
ppctcu.