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Marine Hens.

Arrived Yesterday.
pas brtsn sc schr WIN VIM oleare. Albury, Eleuthera,
ban-z sic,.. d. days; 2 - Fruit TO a 0anale. .i
~ ascnr M Gushing, Cook. Key West-t daya. Bal
steamer Fannie Adair. Edisto. Rockville, &C. Sun.
cries: 10 ferguson, stoll, Webb B. Co., and W
Cleared Yesterday.
stea.ahip " Everman. Snyder. Philadelphia ta--Jno
Theo Getty.
sohr Knight. Smith. New York; Enslow &
sOhr Sarah Cullen. Avis. philadelphia--H Baker &
sohr Ida Richardson. Bedell, savannah, aeo-wm
Roach Co.
.ae Sailed Yesterday.
seteamshp w Everman, snydep, Philadelphis.
Sobr % L ~ Kneht smith. New York. a
achr w smith. Tooker. New Yok.
schr Lilly. Francis, New York.
= From this Port.
Steamship Champion. Lockwood. New York. April
Steamship Prometheus Gray. Philadelphia April 20.
Cleared for this Fort.
Brig Paragon. shute, ss Baltimore, April a.
+ Sailed for ahAs PGrt.
The Clifton. Williams from Lyarroel April 10.
shipnesvs by To'nRrapM.
- sAvANSA1I. April 2e-C,eared, steamships General
Alamo for Liverpool sArohiseot for Nsw YORK ~ =
- memoxnnua.
Inc acnr S0xoh A h. u0H1ond, Wiley, nom Charles.
t0n for North Weymouth, Mass. arrived at Holmes
Hole Aprib 26 SIX days out she makes the follow
ing report: OH Cape Lookout. 20th instant IN . SB
gale, carried away 9oremast head. maintopmast,
crossrees Il estletre and mainbooIn also spit fore.
topsaii and outer jlb.
The sOhr Emma. Anthony. cleared at New York
apr ~, for 0eorgetown, O.. ~: p
The schr Lucy Orcuts, HasNell. from George.
town. 9, srrtyed ut Portland, Me-, April 28. K
,.,,,..-....ess LIST OF .vAcsskI4S ..-.-...
or. CzEARED AlvD SAILED FOR THIS Poaa :.
FoREIaN
N IIvRRPocx. 'tt
The Clifton, Williams, satled. April 10
Bark Helen Sands, Otis, sailed March ~
~
DOMESTIC a
q ~ ol& u B0gToNs sts tg1 "a saHlS
gohr James Crocker. Curraes cleared. April IL
gonr gyyH@s S--s w. ..... April 22
bObr y HaNkinss Wyatt, mp. ~ ....ss..AD,N 23
III ~ ~ ARLTAST. fEg R Gk @ss, setSy
BgiG Aexandor Gilhken, SNOW sailed. 80. April 10
sMw T0nx
Brig Redman Redman, MP. April is
Sehr Argre Kye, Thompson, cleared. April ~
6chr n Bramhans stouts up.s.s.a.......Apst 10
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You Het." Q village In California, has been
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Addison, Mrs A
E
Amair, Jane A
Allen, Susan
Anderson. Julia
Armstrong, Miss
Auber, Julie
Bailey, Kitty
Bailey, Mrs j
Bailey, Emma
Barnwell, Miss A
M
Bell, Julia
Bernard, Mrs {
81
Blocker, Mrs M
Bland, Mrs T
Blackham, Mrs {
Borno, Mrs A
Brogden, Mrs ]
| A
Brownfe1d, Luc.
Bull, Miss M
Brown, Mrs L
Brown, Eliza
Brown, Elisa
Broom, Mary
Brown, Sara
Brown, Daphne
Calder. Agnes
| Caxson, Betsy
| Cay, Mrs 8 A
| Canaela. Miss g
| Caldwell. Mrs D
| Cason. Mrs e
| Cabble, Mrs F
| chestnut, ,Deln;
| w
Champliu, Miss
| E E
Chaplin, Mrs ]
Chestnut, Rose
Chapman, Jenni
Cleapor. sarah
Cohen, Julia
| Collins, Mary
| Cohen. Mrs j
| Couturier, Miss
| W
| Crawford. Miss ]
| Cunningham.
| Mrs l. p
Dantzler. Miss \
| M ..
| Dases. Mary AM
Donohoe, susan
Eason, MIS- r 3
Esste, M, 8 q
EdgertOn. Baral
| + gan, Sarah D
Fortune. Mrs
| Ntzgibbons, Mr.
| II II.
Fitzsinons, MIR
| p q
Fields, Amy
Finn, Alice
Foster. Isabella
Gaintard, Mrs ]
| George, Mary A
| Gibes, Miss NJ 4
| Goldin, Sally
| Gorden, Miss ]
| Grant. Miss @
| Guy Miss M M
| Green, Lucy j
| Green, Sarah
| Green. Lydia
hay, Mary A
| H0Seus MRS Ii
Hargraves, Mis-
| N
| Hamey, Miss E !
Hawley. Mary
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40 IAN V ALO n OIL T.
1t in rease the
quantity and i'm
proves the quality
Of the MILK. It
has been proven
by actual expert
nltnt to increase
the q u an tity OF
Milk aud Cream
t W Q n ty per cent,
and make the But
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wairnsnxtop Market.

WILMINGTON. April 28.--TUpEn71NE-On,y "a
bbls received, which changed hands ut "a as Tor vir
gin, % 76 for yellow dip. and 81 60 for h. I'd, per
ESQ lbs. - -
.sPIRrrs TvRpRRTInH-.p,ices lower. ssles Of 6SS
Per GALLON sales saso Of 100 bbls. deliverable i6ti,
May. and II bbls on 2oth May. at Alc, sellers on
Rosn-lo0 bbls changed hands at o. sS for
MOL. ~ ~ ~ A"A
IAn--seles Of Az bbls at 90 40 per bb,.
MAx--1lO ba'es Northe4n sold at $50 per 100 lbs.
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Interior COTTON Markets.

1MteEaOr OOtGOM Markets. VI
60 26H. -
ma ON. april AZ There was q gooi demand TO-
Gay ior the better grades We quote niddlings 2Skc
heceipts to-day % bales shipments 23e bales; sales
MONTGOMERY, April 27.--Montgomery cotton
marker shows very little animation; quot tions are
middlings 2BN. ~ = :" !.
COLUMBHs. April 28 Market duIi: nnfddlsnan al
26xa26o Warehouse sasss, tnOlRdapg thcse 1ssa or,
Saturday. 90 halee. Receipts "a bsies-28 BY III and
hhipnentn 1o0 baies. f q. ~ -
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In 1attening cattle, it gives them appetite opens
their hides and makes them thrive much faeter.
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Ham. Mrs w T |
Harrison, Mrs |
Henderson, Miss
r |
Henley, Mary |
Huiot, Mrs G 81
Henderson, Miss |
E |
Hills, Elisabeth
Hill, Sarah |
Holland, Mary |
Hughes, Mrs Ol
E 4
Huston. Sarah w
Hunt. Mary |
Hughes, Mrs H
81 !
Johnson, Mary e.
Johnson. Mary A
Joye. Mrs M
Jackson Mary g s
Seninge, Miss B
Kent, Mrs G
Keels, Miss E
Kinlow, Patsy
Kirk, Mrs NJ II
Klnard. C M
Kinnedy, Jane
Larte2ue, Miss @
Laurence, Mrs M
lLamble, Miss L
Lewis, Mrs j
|Limehouse, Mrs
| G L
Little, Mrs M
|Levingston, Rose
Lonergan. Mary
Loyal, Mary
Middleton, Alice
Middleton, MISS
| M
Mitchell, Mrs A
| r
lMiltemore. Mrs
| A w
IMixson, Mary
Morgan, Jane
Morgan, Mrs p
Morgan, Mrs M
Morrison, Mrs 81
J Miller, Mrs M r
Miller. Miss 81
Magrath, Misses
Mellin, Miss NJ
lMcAndrew, MISC
| M
lMcEhenry, Mrs
Mccormick, Miss
| e
McGrath. Anorah
McGill, Mrs A
IMcKeron. Mrs B
mckay. Miss
| Mary
Mckinley. Miss
Nelson, Venus
! Nirchup. Fanny
North, Miss p
Norman, Miss Z
II . .
Noble. Mary W
Northrop. Fannie
Nunan, Kate
|O'Neal, Mrs M M
Osborn, Mrs M r
Palm er, Miss E.
IPoail, Katie 3
Pennington, Mrs
/ w G
lPerryclear, Mrs
Pennington. Miss
| K
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IJrnas, GAemials, Gif.

This preparation,
long and tavorably
known, will ! thor
oughly reinvigorate
broken down and
low-spirited horses,
by str Q n & / h eninG
and cleansing the
stomach and intes-
tines.
1t ls a sure preven-
tive Of all diseases
incident to this ami
GI.ANDERS VII
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NAL, such as LUNG
LO w w A T L Il,
HFAVES, Coughs,
Distemper, Fevers,
Founder, Loss of
Appetite and Vital
Energy, &c.
Its use improves
the Wind, ihcreas-
es the Appetite 4
gives q s III Doth &
and Glossy Skin
and transforms the 3
miserable Skeletons a
into q fine looking and
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NoTE.-We have deducted from New Orleans
20 96o bales Upland, from Mobile l1B4A bales, from
Savannah S50o bags Sea Island aud 22e bales Up
land-and from Charleston 2S22 begs Sea Ysland and
Ito bales Upland the quantities received at those
ports from Mobile. Florida Texas and Savannah
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AFFAIR. In Paraguay Nc.
Mnhou.

A letter recently received at this Office
from Paris contains the following informa-
tion In relation to affairs in Paraguay and
Brazil.
''By letters received from Marshall Lopez,
headquarters, under date of May Sd, Ii is
known that Gen. Mcmahon, United States
Minister in Paraguay, is in a perfect state
Of health and is residing at Piribebuy, pro-
visional capital Of Paraguay, and that he Is
the object Of the warmest and Just sympathy
from the part Of the Government as well as
from the Paraguayan people.
"Thc Parnguayan nation understand that
the presence amongst them Of the worthy
representative Of the United States Is the
eloquent proof that the great republic Of the
North knows better than her sisters of the
South that In the war made on Paraguay BY
the slave-holding empire of Brazil the fun
damental interests of all the Republican
States In the new worldnr seriously threat
ened.
"Commander D'Eu, named generallssimo
ofthe allied forces in Paraguay, belongs to the
Orleans family, and Is destined 10 be the
successor Of Don Pedro II, thanks to his
matrimonial alliance with the heiress Of the
Brazilian crown. Consequently the ap-
polntment of European prince TO the high
command Of the Brazilian forces, which
operates against the republics Of La Plata,
has more of a political object than mill
tary one."
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FSE EESs e. 81 SUI
C60SiZANCE OF THR BUREAU OF COY.
srRUCTI0N AND REPAIR.
NAvI DEPARTMENT,

BrssSr o, CossIngScIl0s i tsD kE rs'
Seated pr,pp.sIs to faiui.i fi%S.r and other
saas T. s ' s e s' ss snsasf
the proposals will be opened.
tn. Bureau R q coastius,os and Repair. Navy De.
P.E!msS! wss sl Ph "a %9,s n sndor,ssa
.siy %s; S S n from 20 S, iss
in s:s s ID siG s s Sa.s.s viz H:
e tSr%. q Il tSis5
a; dssIe,o III to he =, a:
VI Sat a. re- y Hs Bu ss those OF '''
The OmInandsnt Of each nsvy yard and the pr
COPY SS s gsl w dr haze
insiion only. In order that persons who intend to
p iii n or any 81 Il. classes ~ nose Ssa aP
The proposal mus, b i9T d. whole q class.
@sndsnt. o. The respective yard. -.
district Ia wsSh the bidder resides thiI l.. 6s.s
pS..na he mus, I sSor ih.t hs u
iaetufer o.. or a regular dealer in. the articles
..a BY he Of sST.au. Ss
the district in whieh they reside. -,
make. he lowest bid '.ad s,yss The Susrsntss re.
b h.T ,ss Nys
Sureties In the full amount will be required TO
esftiaed 10 The .atisisstoa 81 The Navy Depart:
m.nL
Withheld from the smount d the bills astii tRs
contract shall have been somPlst;d. and eighty
| triplicate BY the CommandAnt Of the respective
yards. will be paid By the Paymsster Of the sta.
Sa Esys been passed y
| the Secretary Of the Treasury.
The classes q this Bureau are numbered and
psS ne W TfE LG S,s NJ z white o.t Ks.
RI. No T4 S;s BIZ. ham. NJ.
Pine LossI No il, Willie Pine Mast Timber; No.
II wh bs.a zine ssa"s s %St. k M T. S wh A.
tie, SSsrrSi NJ. To- Locust TiStsfS No. y, 10.
fSH s. EEiss p4ut: NJ No. z og 6 SITsrs ,.y n.
"a g asS'iR aca 5gp A. :q 1afss
wroasht Nails; No. 70, irop Gut Nails, No. Il.
Lead G,s sT - sheaS. s piPGs, ssS1st No. =
u brass and iron; No. 30, Piles; No. 81, Ausursi
No. %, Tools. fOI ship sloreai No. s. Tool, for
Viii. fIa sfd az No. ~ SS ~ g. dop5si
ni.h. srIrits rarpsntinei No. IS, sperm and ksfd
S s n TYPE u s2Ssn No e. p w S Nj
SEspdisiys No IL, Acids M u. kS;is. Pisi,
'fs sSsrRSaPS sap No s Ss,'is Rsssit Is
Gharcosi; No co. Woo; No g. PsteS.si Aitsls g.
required al tSs Is:pss,iss navy yards. ' A""''''
Mos. rs. IS, Is, q. Is, %. 81. 60, 81. s.. co. II. u
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hon bhno'
orrron Csisr q NJ. FIn.r psrH,cr.l
DEPARrsESr OF THE East,
oOn'ra OF HSy Ssx A enc sa Ssss sSfss
and vii Be- rsssi "a Al mi. ofiss uatil clock ?.
~ z @ q tS s.'SS, =; VIZ Ss..%
" hpthr.eii. Goal; .ss. stove. snd %, .,is.s TO
sitsI named, =. may be required pdOr to October
tsfs 6ois%Ss.. h. Y. harb r, 80 ton. St, We and
sI TSSS h;r'G s;, ~ o n s ss,s cG Wood
81 ion;s!oys. .ns 81 tons "a Coal ,... NJ, -,
Pyas Il, sosi i!S$ss WOOD pi ns's Gov.
81; .i VI w. $.s. A.. a, ton.
..foIi TrumsulI. Conn. 20 ton. Ess and g. tons
West Point. N. Y, Isl cord. Wood. and 900 tons
fsIisburrh B.Insk'. N. Y. $50 cords Wood.
wsisriove Arsenal, Mass, 81 cord. Wood and
EoI Wsiren; Boston harbOr, 20 cord. Wood,
~ fofi q fSsSls Maine. IL, omd. Wood and SIS ton.
S. sSa f s: " ssid 81 w3ss wA,.. of
the Tespsetiye posts and the coal in the yards or
places provided for its reception at each post. and
paid for according to the weight as certified TO By
he Acting Assistant ouarterma'tcr at the place Of
delivery.
Bidders must state separately tho price At which
they wi deliver the wood aud coal called Tor, Al
each Of the above named plas e.
Each bid must be accompanied BY a guarantee,
signed by two persons. that in ease the
bill Is accepted, and contract entered Into, they
will become security 10 a sun eqaAl to ope-fourih
Of the amount OF contract for the faithful perform
anee Il the same.
No bid will be entertained that Ia not male 10
Aceordanes with this Advertisement
The Government reserves the right to reject any
or all bids regarded as d.advantAgeous to the de:
partment or to accept such portion Of any bid not
less than for post. that may be deemed Of ad.
vantage to the public interests.
Bids may be made and will be entertained for
delivering the coal and wood at any or more Of
the places named herein,
Bidders have the privilege Of being present a.
tn. opening Of the bids
PTop9.al. pu,, be addressed y the un sr.iseed,
the case may bel 70 whom application should be
made for additional particulars. .
BY order Of Brevst Major General Eufus Ingalls,,
Assistant Quartermaster OenETal. :. A, and
Chief Quartermaster DspaTtmsnt Of the East,
WILLIAM r. HOWELL.
Brevet Major ahd A, Q. NJ, U. 8. A.. Chief Quar-
.ermaster, Pira District. Department o. th-
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Nsw Yoss, July oil p. ms-Ootton quiet
sai .issdyt aiadiias ~. ss ss sus. =, 20;
. .se.ag. Wheat AZ rn; demand fair; u 10 Corn
quiet but steady ss6es cents. Oats nrmi de-
n,nd fsiri 4 sen,s; Rys guile. and n, steady;
: .i,ss Pork quiet and steady Vs. Gold
BALTinons, July o.-Brsadas6s-Ths mar.
sv 1T' .s SS, pr.sy Gs', ss oS
was one Of 100 6bls. choice western spring
Whsai.-Newis striving more freely. nearly
5000 bushels being at market to-day. A lot Of
very common new white sold at tl.i2; prime
to choice Dc; A. tlIoSLss, .nd scm e new red
to choice safes Also 81 isir old Penn.yiysuis
red At 81 soGi IS, and prime do. At u .4sssi.to.
co,n..Receip,., were i,sh, to-day, .pouat.
msnd WAS good and the market nrm In tone.
sales were made Of Western white at IS centsj
mixed at 90 cent.i prime southern white at
Odi'-Werc active and arm this morning.
some 5000 bushels were offered and mostly
sold at from 70 to rs cents.
arm in tone, but so far today we have heard
as follows, via. Rio, In bond, 06iiii cents,
as ranging from Il to is cents, gold, for I.ir to
choieei Lasuayra At lslff5is cents, and Java
22sf924 cents, gold, duty paid.
barely low middins sold AZ Is cents, but 80 Tar
to-day We have heard OF no transactions. Liv-
erpool adyioes quote the market there quiet
the inquiry, but holders in view Of the very
light stock are arm At our previous Quotations,
viz 3sIf cents for low middiins, and si13+I
MA Feed.-Ths market IL dull and prices
favor buyers. Brownstuns We now quote with
sale. at iTgls cents, aud Middiings at osGas
.aois..'.GThsrs Is scarcely any inquiry for
Molassss, and we hear Of no sales whatever
being made, We qnote, however, as follows.
We VIZ Cuba slsyed tsaso g.. do Museovsdo,
Propisien..-Ths msrke, 10 extremely dull,
and generally heavy. Bacon sells a. foliows,
rib Sides, ls9lsX cts. for clear rib do, and
2og22 cts. for Hans, but Transactions are very
limited. Bulk meatwe quote as follows, viz
Sides, and II eents for clear rib, but no sales
We quote :. befor.i at i0,{ cents, and Nee.
Ries.-fhe market Is dull, and we hear OF no
sales worth mentioning. Carolina we quote
nslS6s14 cts, aad Rangoon at s@sl& cts;
aioaas ss% y. .sa ~ Sssii psl
Pine for lots from store, and Turks Island dull
SuSanrThe msrk.. 10 dull decidedly, and
we have no sales to report to-day, but prices
For fair q good reSSins IL sSiii cts, grocery
SIsT cts, aud Demsfsrs vacuum pan iSS
4 lined Sugsrs.-Hsrd crushed we quote
a" o as aSiis III: sis :G s.u sE fci d i
A;.iy5GitsS cents for b, itN6itI1 eents fol
q sxtfs, and iijs9ilj5 cents iof y yellow.
los. Va bsi Hsy coil ads ssa ss No
| rylsnd do. CsdI0 cts; Monumental, 60Q62 cts
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CLERKS IN THE LAND oFFIcE.-sevcral Of
the clerks In the Land Office who were re-
Gently removed have been designated for re-
appointment, but as they are required to 20
again before the examining board their
names are withheld for the present. The
following have passed an examination and
been assigned to duty as frst.class clerks!
Herbert NJ. Chase, District of Columbia;
U. II. Hutchins, District of Columbia; J. d.
Farren, Kansas F.. C. Ford, Ohio; Charles
Culver, New York. George W. Rose has
been appointed temporary clerk in the same
office. Quito number of others have
passed examination, and their appointments
are awaiting the Secret iry's signature.
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SIX MORE MIdur SAVE THE CITr.-Con-
ecience-stricken individuals Omen manifest
their penltcnce. by sending to the Secretary Of
the Treasury gums OF money said 10 belong TO
the United states, &c. They generally live
In towns and villages, sometimes In cities,
but seldom In places densely populated. It
has been argued from generalization Of
such facts, that pure air, such as country
people breathe, has q tendency to refine
ones sense of justice, and keep the con-
science clear, but clear case Of conscience,
amounting to s1a, was announced yesterday
at the Treasury, the contrite individual
dating his letter from New York. II there
arc only six moro Just such conscience.
stricken individuals, there Is hope that 1t
will be more tolerable for that city at some
future day, than for Philadelphia or Boston.
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FARMS IN acknowledgements vii.
son, of the General Land oflcc, has just
received returns from the local Office at
Montgomery, Alabama, showing that during
the past month seyenty-one farms, en-
bracing 6,O9i acres, were added to the pro-
ductive area of that State under the opera.
tion of the homestead law requiring con.
tRnnus- residence upon and cultivation OF
the tracts for the period of FIVE years.
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AcrISG ASST QuAErERRAsIER's OYPICE,(
BALrInoAh. Juhe2 lso9. !
Sealed proposals are iuyite and will bs receive
at this once until " N, on MONDAY, July nth,
for furnishing the QuartermAster's Department
Sixteen Cavalry HorseV, as follows:
Tho horses are to be sound 10 all pArioulATs, well
hte ~ TO l6j sixteen hands hish, FROM t5j ave 70
(9l nine years old, strhight backed shOrt-couped,
cavalry purposes.
A thorough Inspection Of each horse will be made
by Government oiileerp, ald those that do not CON
form TO the above description will be rejected De.
Ivory mus It be esmpleted by the middle Of August
net BIDS will be subnit ted to the QuaTtermasto tor
tract.
Proposals shOuld be marked "PTopos Is for
HoTssr, " and ad dressed to the undeTsiEned,
By order Of the QuaTtermasteT General,
teSS. Byt, Capt, x. 4. q H., s'A.
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Undertakers.
AFrIlOATlossa I h2 I RRsUrLloArI LAMP
Y 'No . S ::ss TIT. y, r., Ir,..,o..

-pHFAbrNhHI 81
PHs.IoE OrrioH. Nay 10, 1850
Application having been made under the set Of
JunS IS 1890, f9r the re,ssue % ths foilovisg Dc
sssec LaSa hsrss 2 , s,,s
that the date FOIL owing the dsserption Of each
Vii s. rss:u.d. Il no valid obssiioa .hoaid shsa
40 s.sss for 100 acres. issues, under ne act Of
wood aad other brothers and sistsrs Of 0sarGe
NSswS9d; .sscsased. and was rraa,ed July Is. $50.
III. q, ~, for 100 acre.. issusd u.aer nssst Of
BsIbsr. sOd was Ersptsd January II. iS1. August
NO O. 49, fss 10 Acres. i..s,d snds, 4. .s, Of
brother aud heir-at-law II Andrew Harmon, de-.
ssassd, nnd xs' granted November %. 1857. Sep
No. 81, ses, Tor 100 acres, issued under the net Of
March 3, 1855, In the name Of Thomas Abrams,
~ vas granted April o. 1903. september IL
No s5,oyl. for 90 acres, issued under the act Of
March 3, 1851, in the name Of Henry Wallace, and
va. granted May g 1864 September ls, 1852.
mo o. 7o7, for 100 acre., issued under the act Of
naIeh s, 1855. In the name 81 Nancy psr.onsi
widow Of Turner Psrsoss, and was granted April
o ''''' n. VAN ARRNAM,
Comnissiouer Of Passions.
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A PARIS dispatch says "No further
trouble is apprchended among the miners at
81. Etenne and other places In that vicinity.
An accommodation has been arrived at, and
the strikes are In u fair way Of settlement"
Forty-nino more Of the recent elections for
members OF the corps legislatid have been
declared valid.
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
y WAsHSoros, p; C.,June u 1900;
Illinois, praying for the extension Of a patent
granted to him on the 18th day OF September, 1870.
TOcAtinE Saws.
Il IL dered that said petition be hoard at this
Ofiee on the I'D day Of August nexi. Any per'
son NAV oppose THIS exiens lon, ohjel iinns, de
positions, aud other pspeIs. should be nled IL this
SAMUEL 5. FISHER,
jel SW CVmmissioneI Of Patents,
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THE PRINCE OF WALES Is evidently not In
favor with the English people. From all
accounts he Is not desirable companion for
any class or condition of society, The Lon
don correspondent of the New York Times
says Of him;
elf the Prince Of Wales lived a quleter
kind OF life, and In that respect initiated his
mother, the stability Of the throne would be
less lmperllled than II now Is. People hear
nothing of him but more or less disreputable
stories. He Is continually bringing himself
into discredit, The scandals connected with
his name accumulate every day, and now 1t
Is scarcely secret that lady Of title who
recently disGraced her family owes her ruin
to her future king. This kind of talk will
not go on much longer without unpleasant
consequences. The Prince of Wales was born
a generation or two too late, lie could have
led any life he pleased sixty years ago, but
peoples ideas have changed since then, and
we have had enough of dissolute princes Of a
German house. The queens retirement Is
not fraught with danger to the crown, but
her eldest sons dissipation is. There are
many private gentlemen who already avoid
the prince as much as they can. 1t Is I'M
pleasant to have to deal with man who in
sisis upon playing at cards for money, care
fully takes all he wins, and never pays o
shilling that he loses.
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ID Z o P o s A L 8.

PRoP osALs.
oPrtes CHIHy CossIssARI suBsIsrEHcR,
hEw OkLgANs, La Juue 81, 1850 /
Scaled proposals In duplicate are Invited TN 70
o'clock m, the thirtieth day Of July, 1850, for
lurnishtng the Untted States Subsistence Depart
msnt with the following stores, viz:
HAMS ' ~
Per go barrel, OF MESS PORK. Of tho best
qlalty-nOt run,
For I,oOj barrels of FLOUR, equal to the Gov
ernmeat standard. Each barrel Of h1ur puTchs sed
VIII be required 70 weiEh 1886 pounds and all -four
distracted A. previous Inspections or missing from
Tue barrels from other causes, will be required to
be made up by the contractor.
The above articles 10 be Of the very best quality
and pnt mp In superior pRcbEg gee, aud TO be de-
lyered at the spbsis ence depot In this city, within
ten days after the opening Of tbs bids
~" bias will be received from parties who have
fale TO comply with their enga GENE uts with INV
branch Of the Government
Propossls to bs addressed to the undermined.
and marked " PropJsals -
A. BgCKwITH,
Breyot Major General and G. s., u. s, A.