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The Cup Which Cheers.

The New York Tribune ha. found out
that the climate and soil of the South are
admirably adapted to'the culture Of the tea
plant; and the New York Shipping and
Commercial List says:
: "samples of the leaves Of the Young
eHyson Tea plant have been received from
"the plantation of Captain Campbell, Knox
"ville, Tenn. The plants were obtained
sthrough the Agricultural Department at
aWashington, in 1858, grew well, and have
"attained size of from six to eight feet.
"From the experiments made in Tennessee,
"it seems that the eastern part of that
estate is we'll fitted for the growth Of this
"plant."
This is doubtless thought to be wonderful
discovery; and Mr.. Greeley who, if he may
be believed, understands Southern farming
and planting better than men who have
practiced it all their lives, will be surprised
to learn that tes-raising in the South is no
novelty. A Mr.. Smith commenced the cul-
tivation of tea many years ago near Column
bis in this State, and was very successful.
The example was followed by many others.
DR.. Acee, of Talbot County, Ga., has been
at the business for many years, and the
plant is still grown, though not to any great
extent.
The fact is that the tea plant may be
easily raised anywhere in the South. 1t is
q hardy, vigorous evergreen, bears beau
tiful blossom and makes very handsome
rn4ment for the garden. With little care
and attention any one may have all the
varieties of tea, for they all come from the
same bush, the difference being in the time
of getting the Leaves, and have better tea
than such as is adulterated by the Celes-
tials, or the Yankees who i'm: ct what once
was luxury, but what has become ne.
cessity to almost every family. We may be
for awhile Sec ond Chop in politics, but if
we like we can have at once First Chop tea.
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WANTED, AGEXrs.-wE WISH TO

WANTED, AGENTs.-NVE WISH TO
w employ energetic Agents (male and femalel to
canvass for our new picture, LOST Cause" Coco
agents are now making trom SIS to $40 per day by
the sale of this rare work of art. Any adydepend-
ing on her own cxel tions for support will find thus
yery profitable and attractive business. Tbs new
and beautiful picture has received the ccmmendation
oil the press and public wherever shown, and espe-
cially from the survivors OF the lae slrusge sam.
pe comics OF This picture will be sent on receipt of
the price, S3. For particulars address FITCH x
LINDSEY Publishers, No. rs Fourth.street, Louis
vilo Nv G April II
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dissolution Of Gopartnsrsbip.


DISSOLUTION OF COPAKTNEkSHIP.
Tho firm of UFFERHARDr CAMPSEN Is
dissolved this day by mutual consent Mr. uFFEk' :,
CAMpSEN. WILLIAM UFFERH iRDf alone is au.
thorized to wind up the business OF the firm and
sign In liquidation.
HENRY CAMPSEN.
Charleston, April %. 1862
IN RETIRING FROM THE FIRM OF UFFER.
HARDT& CAMPSEv. would thank my numerous
friends for the fayors bestowed on me 30 far, and
would bespeak transfer of the same to my former
HENRY CAMPSEN.
Charleston, April %, 1863.
The UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE THk
DRY GOODS BUSINESS on his individual account,
at The old stand CORNER OF KING AND MARKET
STREETS and respectfully asks for the continu-
ance Of the mauy favors bestowed on him by gene
rous and irdulgen but nleo appreciating public
April "a WILLIAM UFFERHAHDr.
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Gopartuersbip laotiff.

r Aw NOTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED
IL have this day formed copartnersDlp 1or tne
practice of LAW AND EQUITY in all the Courts OF
the State, under the name and style Of CHAMBER
LAIN & SEABRoOK. Especial attention Will be
paid to the collection of claims held by parties out
OF the State d. Z. CH AMbERLAlN.
April2 E. B. SEABR0J TX.
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WANTED To PURCHASE. A PAIR OF
w HANI SOME PLATED CANDEI.ABRa, Told
fashioned shape) with iour or more lights. and with.
out pendants. For suitable PAR fair price VIII
be given. Address an. NJ" care Of THE NEWS OF.
FIOE stating price and where the articles can be
seen. AOrIi Il
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j. MADSEN'S
CIGAR MANUFAC TOR 7
And Wholesale and Retail
TOBACCO HOUSE,
No. sl4 K1NG-STREEr. CORNER SOCIETY

EuS qH bAsga RANP LEAR hAReEo eEoBEGSS5 fS
elf ar manufacturers, as follows:
/. CONNECTICUT LEAF, from fne favored fill
irg at 12 cents per pound and self work ut f6 cts.
per pound upwards to The hnest selecuon OF WRAP
>. NEW YORK STATE sERD-Ane. leafy VT .p.
pers, from 35 cents upwards to so cents per pound
8. OHIO LEAF-wrappers from 90 cents upwards
A ane assortment of SPANISH LEAF. from
ST 10 to 81 is per the bale| upwards to nice wrap
pers at 80 per pound.
AS the Leaf is bought direct from the planters, 1
am able to sell as low as any Northern house.
CIGARS,
OF our own manufacturing. The following brands
~ IA CAROLINA" CIGARS. at $40 per NJ.
la Corona de fsplna," ut S25 per M.
''Parhgas, at S35 per ID.
'B. Upmann" lHavana), Mt $50 per d.
"Figaro" Spanish seedI, at sou per III.
s'Figaro" gt nuine Havana), ut S75 per u.
sc, H." (gonuine Spanish at $50 per NJ.
"Ibe Last Sensation" Cigar which lights itself,
made of Havana Tobacco. ut sou per Nj.
Imported Cigars of oil grades.
genuine Spanish Cigar Can always be mad at re-
TAIL tor 10 cents.
OF SMOKING TOBACCO,
fine assortment for sale at manufacturers prices
Genuine Durham and other celebrated brands ai
ways on hand.
CHEWING. TOBACCO.
As FIG. NAVY and PLUG TOBACCO, at NIL prices
and
PIPES, Of all descriptions.
Merchants and Consumers are respectfully invited
to piye CALL as can supply them with everything
IN the Tobacco line at the lowest price,
Price Current will, by request be iorWarIed @ any
where. .. MADshN.
April 10 i"o
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WANTED, ONE HUNDRED CUSTOM
w ERs for Black, White, Blue and side Stripe
panialoons. Will be sold at reduced prices. for the
coming parade, at N. A. COBEN'5, corner King and
Princess streets, under Victoria Hotel.
Anril % tutns3T
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fost ano }ounD.

OST, LAST EVENING, A SHAGGY
SCOTCH TERRIER. about five months old.
with silver collar around his necS. The finder will
be rewarded by calling at the TELEGRAPH OFFICE.
April 2S
TIVE DuLLAKS KEWARD.-STRAY-
Il ED OR STOLEN from my residence In Cal
hour. street, on Sunday. 11th lust, SETTER PUP
PY-white, with brown head and brown saddle on
back, aud has O double nose. April IL
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Mettinas.
CHARLESTON TYPOGRAPHICAL


A TTEND THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
n of your Union. THIS Saturday EVENING
Oath inst at Masonic Hail. at hafpas Seven o'clock
BY order OF the President.
April "a C. ADAMS, Secretary.
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vAJANTED, A RICE TuRESHER FOR
w aLouisians Rice Plantation. Any one having a
secondhand machine and desirous of selling it. may
fnd a purchaser by addressing the undersigned.
with particulars as to price, capacity where located
size Of engine required t, drive It, &c. For further
particulars, inquire Of 6. W. LOGAN, Broad.strect
or address by mail, GEO. W. LOGAN Dr., FACTOR
and Commission Merchant, No. "a Union street. New
Orleans. sw6 Aprn ~
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Rrtilbirs.

THE USE OF THE ABOVE SOLUBLE PaOsPHo.
PERUVIAN and Ammoniated Soluble Pacific
Guanos Is particularly recommended, being COM
pounds of the richest Pacific Phosphate Guano,
rendered soluble the former containing twenty per
cent of Peruvian Guano and the latter highly am.
moniated with animal mntter-maKing the most
concentrated and profitable fertilizers in use for cot
ton, corn, wheat and Tobacco,
For sale in bags and barrels, in quanhes to suit.
Testimonials from those who have used the Sbove
will be furnis ed on application.
GRAEsER, LEE, SMITH & CO.,
General Agents at Charleston.
"Feed your Land ind It Will Feed You"
December % p4o thstu4mo
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TDants.

TMPLOYMENT.-T DOLLARS A
IL day and constant employment guaranteed to
every mau and woman in w.pt of work, in light,
honorable and profitable business. Great induce
mepts offered Descriptive circulars free. Address
JAMES C. RAND & CO.,
March "a s3mos Blddeford, Me.
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READINGS AND REGULATIONS.

Owing to other engagements this will be the only
Reading in Charleston.
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Tickets so cents Reserved Seats 81. Reserved
Seats 10 be had at HOLMES BOOK 81 ORE, King
street. Doors open at O'Clock
April d
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No. I. no. z.
Throwing up their Bed Ladder, ascending and de-
sendnr same as on last Annual Parade.
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AmusfmfnIs.
H HIE II X MIA N HAL

Wednesday Evening, april ss.
MRS. DONOVAN RossA's.
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WAsHINGLoN, ALEXANDRIA.
OIL \ NOE OF TIME.

TAKE EFFEUT MUNDAY, DEU. II, 1913.
On aud afer MONDAY, Dec. 2lst, 1865. and
until further notica, Passenger Trains will
run between Washington and Alexandria as fol-
lows;
THRUCdH MAIL TRAINS.
LoaSL ellington, from Baltimore aud Ohio
Depot, o., IN, do. for Manassas and Harrison
Leave AleXlndria, from corner Of Duke and
Henry streets IfTom Manassas TairOal) 1877 p. III.
do from Lynchburg, Gp. III.
LOCAL PASsESuER TRAINS.
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AMUsEMENTs.

'scHooL" appears to be winning card
at Wallis Opera House, and under the man
agcmcnt of Miss Kecne this coy little
theatre is, and has been, a very attractive
place Of amusement while she and her COM
pany have been here. 'School" Is not only
a pleasing drama, but instructive as we'll as
moral in Its tone. 1t Is well-writtcn play.
The sentiment is pure and of high order,
the dialogue appropriate, and the dramatic
effects impressive. The audience last night
was large and fashionable. Miss Kccnc was
several times called before the curtain
"school" will be repeated tonight.
THE French OPERA at the National In.
crcascs in attraction. A highly appreciative
audience attested their satisfaction last night
by enthusiastic applause and frequent Gu
cores Of the singing Of Irma and Aujac
lrma was cxubcrancc personifed. If Max
Iarkaway could witness her sly, playful
kick and hear her mlschicvous squcal, he
would not except his ebay marc Ally" but
would admit her to be the trimmest piece OF
flesh and blood in the country.
THERE WAS, as usual, very good house
at the Canterbury last night, and all the per.
formauccs went of to the entire satisfaction
of the auditors.
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pRuPoSALs FOR HAY AND WOOD.
DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA,
OFFICE CHIBP QUARTERhAsTsR,
pAIEI MIkH EahFnarv M Ian

ST paul, MINI, February 10, 1899.
Proposals. In the usual form, with the customary
conditions are invited to be received At this ohiCs
and at the QuArteTmAstcr's Ohcs at the head
quarters OF the District Of Montana, until March
~, 1862, Al u M, to supply Fort shaw the coming
season with 40 tons OF Hay and 2,OO cords OF
Wood.
In IKE manner, to supply Camp Cooke with 200
tons Of Hay and ! 100 cords Of Wood.
Also, to supply in like manner Fort Ellis with
l2i tons Of Hay and 200 cords Of Wood.
triCt Quarlermaster's odiee, Fort Stevenson, DIT,
above, tu supply Fort BufOrd with 40 tons Of Hay
aud sou cords Of Wood to supply Port Stevenson
ID, 90 feet OF Lumber In logs, to square eight
ncGe, at the smallest end, and to be from eighteen
to thirty feet long.
Al the same time and In the same manner prO-
pnsNs will be received at this Office aud At the
District QuarteTmaster's office, Fort suly, D. T.,
10 supply Fort Rice 100 tons Of Hay and go cords
q W"odi TO supply Fort snlly ~ or less tons ni
Hay and 90 cords Of Wood to supply NJ fott
Randall l9 or less tons Of Hay aud 1N eords o'
Wood.
ltis to be understood that these amounts may be
diminished II the Hay or Wood be not all required
that the Hay Is to be cut whom gfetn anu properly
cuTed-tu be free from weeds and sedges or swamp
grass all cut aud cured bY september To- deliver
able by weight. -,--,-,,
delivered BY January 10, 1870. unless otherwise
THv Hay aud Wood all TO be delivered at the
Deputy Quartermaster General U. s, Army.
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POsT OFFICE DErARrNRNr, March 70. 1862
Proposals are invited for purehas the WASTE
PAPER aecumulating in This Department, Of the
following descriptions, viz:
J. Transcripts Of pJstmastars accounts Of mails
received aud sent, post bills, white paper; esti-
mated quantity. 200 pounds year.
2 Mixed paper, consisting Of wrappers OF ac-
e0unls and other packages, together with letter
q, 100 pounds year.
g. Newspaper estimated quantity, !, 900 pounds
a year.
Bidders must specify Ice per poanl for each
class Of paper
the General Post Odlce building at the cost Of the
accepted bidder and In his own bags, rs often as
may be required by the Postmaster General.
No mail bags " III DO furnished for this purpose,
The paper will be weighed at this DEPARTING nj i,
aud must be paid for on delivery.
Bids are invited for one year, commencing OF the
lst Of April next, and Will be received until
WEDNESDAY, the 3ls instant, at 3 o'clock, y. m.
They should be addressed to the Postmaster
General, and endorsed Proposals. for Waste
rS mPSij.mwla 'ohN Posin EKtssWS ahc+;;r
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

To all the creditors Of JOuS II. Ju.rIN, who may
have proved their claims:
You are hereby notified to appear before the Su-
preme Court VI the District Of Columbia, sitting In
bankruptcy, on tho 9th day 81 April. lsp, AT
City. 10 Slow cause WHY SdsCRSrse rom All hia
debts should not be granted to said bankrupt
You are also notified that tho % and ID meetngS of
Register at the same place, at Il o'clock IN,
BY order Of the Court: A. SHARP,
U. s. Marshal of D, c., us Messenger.
Test R. J. MEIGs, Clerk, mh24&Sl
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Carriages, Etc.
BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

To all the creditors Of CHARLEs y, BARNES. who
haze proved their claimsI
You are hereby notified to appear before tho su.
Bankruptcy, on the lst day Of April, 1909. at 10
o'clock. m, at the City Hall, Washington city,
should not be granted to said bankrupt You
are also notified that the second and third meet
ings Of said bankrupt's creditors will be held be.
by order OF tho Court; A. SHARP
Test: x. J. MBfds, Clerk, mh22 ~
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STATES PATENT OFFICE,

~ WAsHlSGL9S, ID. Z, March Il, leE',
~ on the petition q WEISHr DGGlaA,, Of New
granted to him on thu 10Th day OF April, lS6, for IN
Improvement in Card Exhibitor, this application
having been authuriI'l by act NJ G. nErrs, aV-
proved March 3, 1872
1t Is ordered that oal petition be heard It thts OF"
ace on the yl,l day III May next. Any r,t.,n
may oppose lhi. extension, Obiectiuu., dr g,t-
tions aud other papers should be Med IN this Olcc
twenty days fac the day Of hearing.
ELISHA FOOTE,
mh2}-Tu3w Commissioner NJ Patents.
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y WAsHINGToN, ID. G., March Il, 1860.
On the petition Of JOSIAH HEWTON, Of New
York. n, y, praying for the extension Of patent
granted him on the 10th day OF June. 1855. TOR M
tary Discs:
lis ordered that the said petition be- heard at
this Office on the 3lst day of May next. Any per
son may oppose this extension; Objections, de.
POSITIONS aud other papers should be filed In this
Office twenty days before the day ofheaTing.
ELISHA FOOTR,
mh2i.TuSw Commissioner Of Patents
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,
No, Il STATE -TUrTT,
AIUANY,N y, March ". ls6a.
Scaled proposals Will be received Vt this utlCr
until u O'clock, m. Monday. Apr! 3 lS@, for
Drel ging for the United states in the Hudson river
about seven miles below Albany, a Channel
twenty. eight hundred feet long and three hundred
feet vide, 10 give depth Of eleven feet At
mean low wAtcT-the material drcdged to be- de.
posted behind the new dyke to be built ar the
new Chaunrl
l. estimated, after careful survey At hty NJ uU
thousand two hundred and seventy nino cable
Yard; but full particulars, with sounding, can
be obtainciat this Office whereby bidder rhu mai"
their own estimates 49,.
and be completed by July ~, lSn. irr,als w!il
be received Tor the whole work r1mp.rir, not by
the cubic yard. No bid will b" received unle :
mad On the printed form - be oblaiued at this
office, aud accompanied by 4 proper guarantee.
The successful bidder win he required to enter
into contract with tho United Stttos with good an
sufficient sureties; stamps for contracts and bonds
to be furnished by tho contractor, The United
States reserves the right To reject all bids deemed
disadyantHgCOus
JOHN NJ WILSON,
Ma'orgr Engineers and Brevet Colonel Us j.
NH III
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NoTlCb To CONTRACTORS
~ nn,x u,.,.. Nv. - o,z ., a,
S nSSh wor s a, VLeVfr,n: l."
UNHtp AIksa hnulhkkh OfflcE' !
p, No VfRARL srhEET,
Salad paf ALy, 4, nMen iol ieVs
oY1J III ILL., sah, ~ W Iutnlshn
All deeiINofing malefnls 10, ana doing the WORK
q builJing tue new United States piers iOTnl nR
M naIoGr ~ UeG.,, a. 'ne mouth 81 Eighteen;
NUS IIe@nk, Lhhe ontarlo, " l., VIII be received
ny once, addressed g the undersigned until
l2o Clock noon; q ne iSlh daX ~ April, 1852.
WATERWAY REQUIRED.
q, .,,, ,,,, OiAsp A.
eh0O tDs, WIOuEht IRON maicilAls, or as lnuCh
hImay %, teaulneI, assorted IN lhreo items,Niz:
Item pIltt bo's'
TEN sbltes. s,
lem ~, washers Tor screw bolts.
haeh item 70 Pe b.d hnI paid ter by ne pound
bhboh ~ pr PhhfohMkD.
. GLASS y,
Item Counter .hewing white pine timber, to be
bid and PAD ~ by ne superficial foot,
Item IL. 2l,bo cubic feet, or as much as may be
required. Crib Framing, Plapklng, B9lling. &c ,
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ORPHANS COURT.


7 bhl AM w. 1901
In the case Of EDWARD NJ THrR.rGS, ESecu,
triN OF MANY ANY BRuwN, deceased, the ex
ecutrix aforesaid has, with the APPRECIATION O
said, appointed TUESDAY, tho 10Th day o. March,
A., d, lss, for the hnal settlement and dts
and Of the assets In hand, as far AS the same have
been collected and turned into money when q ni
where all the creditors and heirs Of said le,1aSGv
are notified to attend, with their claims rInIeIiV
yOuched, or they may otherwise by "a" estats +.
Cluded fIOm all beneht In said dtrHtsth i ,aa a
provided copy uf this order DO rnp,'s"RRI
week for three weeks 10 ne NA'''"A"
CAs previous To Tue '''u JAS Il. O'BEIRNE,
! III WA. Register vi Wills
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Agriculture.
SEEDS! AGRICULTURE
II L NJ OV A L.

Seei Store removed to X street, near Nineteenth,
opposite the Market
Seeds Of every description, clean, fresh and
genuine. Vegetable aud flower seeds. Trees,
vines, roses, bird seed, lawn grass seed. Red,
white, yellow aud lucerne clover. Rhubarb and
asparagus roots. Onion sets. Frult and shade
trees. Hoes, rakas. &c. Opportunity offered for
every family to secure good aud reliable seed.
Also. trees and small fruits at q small outlay.
"Msrtha' grape vines. / am prepared TO supply
this hardy prod valuable and popular grape
slngly, or by the dozen or hundred. | have con.
cluded to add to my business al assortment 81
china, lamps aud erockery. which will be sold At
low PRICES, Daily sales Of roses after the LIST OF
April Early orders for trees aud vines solicited
for mutual satisfaction. A few bushels OF the sn
peror new early Rose potato, also early Goodrich,
for sale in small quantities or by the bushel.
A. p. M0RRIs, JR.,
febs.wlA X st near Nineteenth, Seed Store.
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A PUBLICATIONS. FOR DUPLICATE LAND
n WARRANTS.



DgPARTMEST OF THE IsTgRIOR,l
PESsIOS OFFICE, Mar. 5, 1860.
Applications having been made under the set Of
ssrSGd Land %s wc re- 10 SSc
been lost or destroyed: Notice is hereby given
that at the date following the description OF each
warrant new SertIeate Of warrant Of like telor
No u, SJ7, for 100 acres. Issued under the act Of
September, 1850, In the name Of Lucinda, widow of
y, Loyejoy, and was granted August q, lSj6-May
No, 4'.l23, for 50 acres. issued under the act Of
March 5. 1888, in the name OF hazSr9s Tilley, and
No ii, $50, for 10 acres, Issued under the act Of
March 3, 1855, in the Una OF Lydia Carlton, widow
q Ioh1 paTt is; and was granted December 81
No iO3, 03d for 100 acres issued under tho act Of
March 8, 1883, 10 the name Of Joseph Green, and
was granted 9ete6er 2, 1887. April'lO, 1853.
No, l2,i2, for 20 acres, Issued under the act Of
and was granted September 1, 1851. April u. 1850
March 5, 1855, u pc aaEe 2, Baioy p Glaasy,
and va S SLtpisa SSt0EaI y lsS3 APEll r. 1850
September, 1870, In the dame Of Ebenszer Kemp,
and was granted December 30 1851. May I, lS69.
No, S6,Sg, Tor lp acres, issued under the act Of
aud was granted October 8, 1856 May "a, lsGD.
No. s,l92 for 100 acres, issued under act Of
March s. 1880, II h NE name e Thomas CpmniaSs,
No, 70 7ss For lQD acrss, issued under The act OF
RrsSsd EeytPbsf ., is5i, My ., is6o anu was
and was granted July 10, lS3I-June 3, 1891
No. q, 9l2, For 70 Gsres, issued under the net
u September, 1884, 10 the pane Of Robert W
Mitchell, aud was granted May %, lS6l-Juue .,
CHRIS. c. COX.
Commissioner Of Pensions,
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DEPARTMENT or SrLrE,l
WAsHISuToN. March 10. 1850. !
Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. J. II. McCalley, the Con-
sui of the United States at Callao, Peru, of
the death, on the 9th of February last, at
JunIn, of Captain DUSYISG, OF the bark
Virginia Darc.n
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
wAauIkuFnN AuFnh 10 IGyn

wAsHISGroS. March 10. 1850.
Information has been received at this de-
partmcnt from Mr.. J. II. McCalley, the Con-
sui of the United States at Callao, Peru, of
the death, on the 9th of February last, at
Junin, of CAPTAIN DuNSISG, of the bark
"Virglnia Dare"