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TIE Wa1rs SULPHUR spR1Nes.-we publish

The WHITE SULPHUR SpRINGs.-We publish
this morning the announcement that the great
White Sulphur Springs have been opened tor
the season The company this summer will
don ,iless be the largest ever gathered there,
and preparations have been mads accordingly.
We learn that ali the. large proA's of last sea.
son have been expended In increasing the &C.
commodations and attractions of the place,
and that the style of entertainment will be
equal to that OF tho oost luxurious city hotels.
In every department the force and appliances
are enlarged and improved. The rooms, the
table, the kitchen, the restaurant. the bar and
grouuds are all improved. The grounds will
present O better appearance than ever, and
the system and orde, will greatly profit by the
experience of the lessees. who. with their eff
Gent aida, led by Dir. J. B. Tinsley. Jr., will
spare 10 pains 10 gIvo eutire satisfaction. The
railroad is rapidly approaching the place, and
viii reach it beyond doubt. ii is said, oy The
Is. of Ju:y. Already there aro several visitors
at the White Sulphur-i.valids from the IN.
nospitable spring cimcs Of tho Northwest.
Rooms already engaged point TO highly
fashionable al famous COMPANY at the White.
The Turkish Minister has engaged spacious
cottage: Chief Justice Chase will be guest
for some time; and among the other visitors
will be General Lee, General Early, General
Breckenridge, General Mosby and General
Beauregard. The season, In short. will be the
most thronged ever known at the White.
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LOCAL MATTERS,
CHEAP ADVERTISING.

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which is about tulce ~ large as that Of any
ether paper published in South Carollna, is the
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Ros persons Who sant situ .tions or servants;
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to rent; who want or who offer board and lod Z
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The UNITED STATES COURT, MAY 20-HoN.
GEORGE s. BRYAN, PRESIDING .IThe petitions
of John p. Brown, B. n. Douthit, JOAN Dye,
E. C. Mcclure, Aaron Plyer, Erwin Parker, B.
H. Crockett, John T. Owen, Israel Charles, B.
L. Simmons, Thomas Riley, R. P. Buchanan.
John J. Boozer, ]. Williams Power, William
Buchanan and Sylvanus Head, were referred
to the Registrar to report thereon. Charles
Bolt and John A. Bradley, Jr., assignees, we're
ordered 10 sell realty and personally Of estates
in their charge and pay liens thereon. G. T.
Copeland was approved of as an assignee.
Henry c. Miller, creditor OF James c. Keys.
petitioned to put him in bankruptcy, and it
was ordered that issue be submitted 10 jury
on the first Monday in Juy. Thomas j. La
motte, assignee of Robert Bryce, was allowed
to compromise bis debts. Final hearing
in the CASE Of w. W. Smith, petition
er for discharge in bankruptcy, was Set
down for the 22d day Of june. The Registrars
report on the petition for sale and to call in
liens OF creditors. Of Francis. 81. Kennedy was
confirmed. Louis Nolan was approved of as
assignee of r. B. Holmes and w. W. Sale.
Final hearing In the case Of W. ". Legare was
set down for the 18th of June. The same or.
der was made in the case OF W. w. Salley, OF
orangeburg. The report Of E. W. Marshall,
assignee of Joseph Purcell, Of The sale OF the
brick house in Meeiing-stroet. was confirmed.
In thecase of the Southwestern Railroad Bank
and others g4inst Edwin Parsons and others,
Oh bill OF injunction, it was ordered that
conplainauts have leave 10 amend their bill go
that it shall road s350,00O insteal OF S250, ,0O0.
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= HOTEL ARRIVALS, MAY 2O.-Pacihon Hotel
J. Butter, Pennsylvania; Captain D. Callahan
81. Johns, N. B.; DR.. o. G. Rhame. Mount
Holly, 8. c.; J. F. Adder, Z. Robinson, L. B.
Bates, NJ. D., Orangeburg; ]. B. Bates, Barn
well; ]. W. Boyd, Screven, Ga; D. Driscoll
Beaufort; e. P. Lucas, Darlington; ]. q. Altee
Columbia.
Charleston Hotd-G. A. Neuffer, @. II. Sad
ler, South Carolina; C. Fl. Baldwin, DR.. A. N
Talley, J. W. Covingtop, Columbia; W. G. Nor
wood, Cokesbury; F, W. Miller, Philadelphia
F. A. Leigh, Manchester, England; W. q. Nc
DoveIl, d. NJ. Drane, Wilmington; Wm. Tiles
ton, Washington, D. c.; b. Baldwin, Boston
E. L. Dedier, Private Secretary to Judge Chase
s. P. Chase. Chief Justice, B Bltimore; Miss
Chase, Washington; J. Chadwick, Wadmalsw
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Assets ofthe Insurance and Trust company ct
Chlrieston
BY T.. r. OAKEG.

BY q. B. OAKES.
Will be sold, on TUE> DAY. 2Jth inst near the Old
Postotice. at L. o'clocS, -. -.: ..ef.
The ASSETS Of1HE INSURANCE AND TRUST
COMPANY Of hsrl aton.
CONSISTING OF:
235 HALF ABaRkS S.UrA CAROLINA RAIL.
ROAD OMPANY
$4,000 SIX per Cent. Bonds East Tennessee and
Georgia Railroad rompanv
$1,000 -even per Cent. Bonds City OF Savann b
$1,000 even per Cent. Bond Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad Company
$4,000 seven per Cent. Bonds South Carolina Rail-
road Cum any
$25OO Six per Cent. Bonds Greeuville and Colum.
ba Railr ad Company, guaranteed by State of South
Carolina
anteed by Memphis and Charleston Railroad Gem.
panv.
q Bonds, $50 each State of South Carolina Seven
per Cent, dated February /, 1851
$6SO9 City OF Charleston SIX per Cent. Stock
$500 Bond Memphis and Ohio Railr ,ad
20 shares Preferred stock Northeastern Railroad
Company
1915 Certificate Of Indebtedness South Carolina
Railroad company
$3.50 certificate Of Indebtedness Northeastern Rail.
% shares Bank Charleston Stock
63 Shares Peoples Bank
~ Shares Bank Georgetown
PIT shares State Bank
$50 Shares Bank OF South Carolina
1855 >hares Farmers and Exchange Bank
500 600 Confederate States Registered Stock
$50, $50 Conenerate states IigIt per Cent Bonds
$4,000 Confederate Statos -Four per Cent. Bonds
800 900 Interest bearing Confederate Treasury
Notes.
ALSO,
The two story granite front BUILDING. No
Broad-street, well known as the Off g Of the Com
papy, and one Of the best business stands or
Broad-street Lot 20 teet front and ITO feet deep.
Condticns-For the securities cash; for the rea
estate one-third cash; balance in two equal annua
instalments, with interest at ten no per cent. pay
able semi annually; building to be kept insured and
policy assigned; all cash at the option of the pur
nS-savannah Republican. Augusta Constitution.
slst, aacon Teleg sph and Columbia Phoenix Will
insert above and send bills Immediately to aucdoneer
MAY II
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REDUCTION OF ATLANTIC CABLE ToLLs.-The
reductions in Atlantic cable tolls will take place
on and after June /, pro1imo, and are as fol-
lows 1. Short messages can bs sent (from
New York; miuimum price $40, instead OF
SIG IS. q. Long messages will cost 81 per
word, while now the average is s167. 8. Press
can send general and political news at so cents
per word. These gates include address, date
and signature.
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Brick Store House, Philadelphia street.
BY LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSURE.

On 1UE-DAY. the 2jth May. at II O'Clock A. NJ.
will be sold at the Old ros Office, Broad-street
The two-story BRICK STORE BOUSE with slate
root known as "No. HALL" Philadelphia.street,
being well built and contiguous t the business por-
ton OF East Bay. The Lot measures about So feet
front by about 70 fees heep. more or less.
Cond,ious-One-hulfca cash; balance by bond, bear
ing pei cent. interest, payable IN one year. 10 be
secured by moltgage of tn. property; building TO
tc insured and policy assigned. Purchaser 10 pay
for revenue stamps aud papers.
Nav 10 wlsmtu5
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.vAaRASTs.-The following colored men were
sent to jail yesterday under commitment of
Magistrate Mackey for vagrancy: George McIn-
tyre, Joe Burdoe, Al. kaptiste. Peter high
grass alias Brown. and Jacob Rutter. McIn-
tyre had suindled "a man and brother out Of
SIC by the strap game day before yesterday.
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!" WOUNDED w1rn BR1oK.-Chessley Baker,
colored, was arrested yesterday, for inAictlng a
severe wound with brick, in the side Of the
head Of Robert Alsto2, co!ored, in Church
street. They had set-to, and Baker 70 settle
the matter, resorted to the modern material of
reAwariare.
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Tal1dJLe Real Estate at AustioH.
". Y. LILTGH 81 Il. 5. BRUINS,

Will be sold un5e1 the dire ton of the undersigned
on 1BDaSDAY, june 5, 1859 al IL O'Clock A. n,
at the On Pos office, loot Of Bro id-street.
All that LOl Or LAND 81 uatp1 on h. north SIDE
of Ha> estrper near Concord nelsur,ng In 'front.' on
Hsse,sreet ty four l64 feet and ID depth one hum
dred and ty feet: LuttDg and bounding 20 IN on
Hasel street. west on lands Of johnson. nortn on
reok or CunIl reserved for this lot, and east on
lands of Estate OF Mr.. N. j. IL. Bell.
ALSO, t-
At the same time and place, ~
All that TRACT OF LAND situated lying and be.
ing In that part Of the District OF Berkeley, lately
known as tie PARISH Of It Tbornas. measuring ana
containing tn ry-seven scres, mora or less; butang
and bounding 10 the north on lands Of DR.. O'Hear,
TO the south on Wando River. to he east on lands OK
Tavell and James e Dutarf and to the west on
lands OF Sanders and NJ Dowell.
Terms-For the first piece one.bsli, and Tor tina
second one-third cash. balance in one and two equal
successive annual instslments, secured BY bond OF
purchaser and mortgage on th- premises. PurchR-
MayI9 WIN LOUIS NOLAN.
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TIE DAILY NEWS PBIoE CURRENT AND CoM-
xERuAL CIRCULAR will be ready for delivery at
our countins@oom at npe O'Clock this morn
ing. Single copies Ave cents. Orders for ten
copies and over will be filed at the rate Of two
and q half cents per copy.
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PERsoNAI.-Chief Justice Salmon P. Chase.
accompanied by his daughter, and private
secretary, Mr.. E. L. Didier, reached the city
yesterday. in the five o'cloclptraln, from Aiken,
and is staying at the Charleston Hotel.
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DEATH OF AN OLD CIrHEN.-John McNellage,
Esq, IN times long past one Of the most useful
citizens Of Charleston, departed this hte on
"Wednesday night ct the ripe age OF eighty-four
years. The deceased held the off % OF Port
warden at the time Of his demise, and in re-
spect to his memory the shipping in the hsr-
bor yesterday had their colors st hah-mast.
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Mayors COURT, MAY 2O.-The following
cases were disposed Of:
=. Bossy Grant and Peter Manisault. oolored.
Tor fighting and using obscene language on the
street, were sent to the House Of Correction
for twenty and thirty days respectively.
Abraham Gourdin, colored, An old offender
and canary BRA thief, was sent to the House
OF Correction for thirty days, for stealing a
basket Of peas from residence corner Of Can
non amidst. Phihp-stSe:t.
" Patrick Tracy, 'a boy in blue" Of Company
G, for lying drunk in King near Radcliffe
street, was sent to the House Of Correction for
fan days. 3E
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.9s5.4l5

This is about $40 coz, 900 less than the esti.
mated value OF the property in the county.
The auditor expresses the opinion that
while the real property has come up to very
nearly its just value. the return OF personal
property has fallen at least $4,000, 600 short Of
what it ought to have been. Also that the
Board Of Equalization for the city are agreed
that the returned value OF the real property IN
tho city ought MOTTO be- raised in value by the
State Board now in session IN Columbia.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
MILES DRAKE will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his
store. boots, shoes and hats.
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MEETINGS THIS DAP.

Zerubbabel Chapter, at 8 P. NJ.
Marion Lodge, 1t 8 P. n:
d. A. and P. A., at 8 P. u.
StonewalI Fire Company, at 8 P. NJ.
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SPECIAL NorIoR. - Call for Gray's Patent
Moulded Paper Collar, at Sootts Shirt Empo
rum, as they are the best in the city.
MAY 21 .
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Mur11ArrD CuRnEsoY bought, and Bank OF
the State of South Carolina, and Bank oil
Charleston bills sold by Andrew NJ. Morelapd,
broker, Broad street.
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Auftipn saI.s
Boots. Shoes, Hats, Se
BI MlLES DRAKE.

THIS MORNING. at 10 O'Clock. IwiH Fell at my
s!ore. rner OF ri ig and Lib Iiy streets,
90 cas:s BU0 AND SaOGS,
CONBIsTIya OF:
Cases Mem, Buff and Kip BIO ANS AND BALMO-
RAILS
Cases Nen's ralf Congress and oxfo d Ties
Cases Mems Calf p. >. Boots
Cas"s Ladie' sergs Co iRress and Balmorals
Ca.es Wonen's Goat Bno eet
Csses ''hIdren's high cut Fancy Dootees, 2-6 and
$40
Cartoons Misses und chi,dren's Shoes, various
styles.
90 dozen P! MANA, LEaaoRN AND CANTON
BATS
100 dozen Mems and Boys Wool and Felt Alpine.
broadway, Young America and Jockey hats
May IL
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Ttx1sLz VALUE OF PROPERTY N TIE ClrI.
An abstract return furnished by A. ] Ransier,
the County Auditor, gives the following infor-
mation in regard TO the value Of property in
the County Of Charleston returned for taxa
ton:
crrx OF cHARLKsroa.
Real .'....*ifoiAs seS
Personal property. rty...................... a6+s.417
$26ess, ,SlO
COUNTRY DISTRICT.
Real property. ............ s,s2s eos
Personal property .......... .......... 7Is.540
son ook 4
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TRUNKS, vAI1sBs, &C., recovered and re-
paired generally; new locks put on and lettered
with owners name. For sale, new trunks and
q few secondhand ones.
+. F. CaAPEAU,
Nav 10 Meeting street, next Mills House.
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II USINESS TICES.

BocK DEER this morning, ut IL O'Clock, BY
A. Tiefenthal, No. 107 Market street.
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THE PIoN1o OF THE ErNA.-The members Of
this fine company are to have picnic to-day,
at the Sohuetzenp.atz. The cars will leave
the Anr-street depot ut eight O'Clock, A. l.,
returning at six P. n. Some fue prizes are to
be shot for. The lady friends OF the members
will add tbs charm Of their presence to the
scene. At night there will be soirec in the
hall OF the company, Queen street.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Lansss Carc-iat,on.-1Hs DALLfNE~s
sEiNG TIP NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE-
oOGNLzED IS HAVING 'HE LARGEST ClH-
cULA1IoN IN 1HE CITY OF CHARLESTON.
PUBLISHES 1Hc LIST OF LETTERS RExAIN-
ING IN 1Hs Pos1oFF1cE At THF END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO TIE PRoHzs-
IONS OF TIE NEW RoSToEFTcE Law. ....
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Aurtion Sdlts.
Furniture of a fom,y Removing from tae

Furniture of fOm,y Removsng from tae
Stute.
w. Y.,LEIT III & r. s. BRUINS,
|. .t.. e ucttoneers.
Will be sold at suction, on MoND AT oath inst. at
10 o'clock. at the r. tidencs No. IL Aiken:s Bow,
one door from Meet rg. street, ..,.....
ouDdry ARTICLES o. BOU' 'RREFPlNH
coNs1srNa IN PART OF:
Dining Room. Par or, chan Der and Kitchen fUR>
NIIURE, anL Bedding.
ALSO, -,f
A lot of CRnCKERY and Glassware, Vases. hantel
Ornaments, &c. r- n
sale. fln2 MAY a
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REPORTERS CRUMBs.-Aldermen Barrow and
Mackey will be defended to-day by Messrs. G.
c. Bowen and Arthur Mackey.
The sentiment of the majority in Council is
death to carper-baggers" and the "Massachu-
setts ring"
A colored man was considerably exercised
the other day at the Mayors court, because q
negro policeman" had attempted to arrest
him.
The various colored lodges had general
meeting last night to arrange for the forma
ton OF State Grand Lodge in June.
Some very curious and interesting statistics
have leaked out IN reference TO the finances OF
the ".arpet-baggers" IN these diggnss. tap
pears that it has been 'rob Peter to pay
Paul" struggle for some time, based on hopes
OF Office.
All the clp ured property taken from thieves
by the detectives and policemen were sold yes
terday in front Of the Guardbouse for "a song. "
The detective office is to be removed back un-
der the City Hall.
A number of gentlemen called on Judge
Chase last evening at the Charleston Hotel.
The uniform of the Continental Fire Com
pany, to be composed Of Republicans. will be
blue coats and buff fscines. high top boots and
o three cornered cooked hat.
ALI the furniture that remains in the ques-
tionable residence of Alderman Barrow, Anson-
street, is an old louuge. His estate is small
| indeed.
The Committee OF the State Medical Society
on the Reconstruction OF the Constitution, had
| ''tsa drinking" last evening OF the residence
Of a distinguished member of the profession.
The colored promenade concert and tablcauz
at the Military Hall, in aid Of the Calvary Bap-
tist Church, is still open and "doiug WE'LL" 1t
is conducted with the strictest order and pro-
| priety.
"Captain Jinls, Of the Horse Marines,
comes in for liberal share OF the anathemaa
Of the Radical Council OF Ten.
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CONFIRMATION AT ST. PErER's CHURCH, Color
ED.-Ou last Sunday, the 10th instant. was
witnessed, for the first time IN Charleston. the
administration of the Sacrament OF Conirma-
tion to tho colored congregation OF st. Peters
Church. The number confirmed was fitty-tTo,
about two-thirls Of whom were females. The
sacrament was administered by Right Rev.
Bishop Lynch, assisted by the pastor OF the
Church, Rev. A. N. Folchi, and Rev. d. j.
Qugley, Of the Cathedral. We noticed within
the altar railing the venerable Father ONeill.
The Bishop delivered an appropriate discourse.
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IS INVALUABLE
II IN crea os N0
quantity and I'M
proves the quality
Of the MILK. Il
has been proven
b. sctua al expert
mint to increase.
the q u antity Of
sIils aud Cream
tw nty per cent.
and make the But
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@ sS
NAL, such as LUN
LO W W A T E r,
HFAVES. Coughs,
Distemper, Fe, ers,
Fourder, Loss OF
Appetite and Vital
Energy, &c.
Its use improves
the Wind, increds-
es the Appetite
gives o 8 m 90 tn
and Glossy Skim
and transforms the
/ miserable Skeletons
into a fine looking q
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The President has been severely cen.
sured by the Davis party In Texas for con.
tlnuing Major General j. J. Reynolds In com.
mand OF that department, whom they assert
Is 10 full accord with the Hamilton wing,
and expects TO be sustained by 1t as q can.
didate for Senator. 30 the friends Of Judge
Dent charge that General Ames Is actuated
by like motives In his partisan action In re-
moving those officials In Mississippi who
sympathlzo with the Conservative Republl-
can movement In that State. The same
ideas seem to prevail among the Walker
party regarding General Canby's position
on the test oath In Virginia, aud they assert
that the great reconstructor has Senatorial
aspirations which will eclipse the Sharpe
Wells difficulty. 1t is not believed, how
ever, that the President will be Influenced to
remove either of the commanders by any
such rumos, and certainly not General Rey
nolds, In whom the President reposes the
utmost confidence, and Is satisfied that no
such thought has ever occurred to him.
Wash. Cor. EN- y Tribups, 27M.
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SUNDAY GAZETTE
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDIYGs,

HEADqrAkrERsFIRsrM MILITARY DIsrRIcr)
OFPicE CHIkf QuARTKRNAsrgR, }
RICHsOSb VA August Is, 1853
foilSd proposals, IL iripiicAts. will be received
4. this otlc. until - IN Of SATURDAY. ssptfm.
Der %, 1873, for the purchase from the Upited States
Of the Wooden buildings lately occupied by the
Quartermaster's Department at Richmond. VIZ.
ginia, as
REPAIR SHOPS. gu the Canal. below Seventeenth
street and
FORAGE HOUSE. at the "oekutts
Proposal. may be made for tbs whole or any one
Of the buildipg', ADD further Information TO size
Ofthe bniidloG and manler Of sale, eau be obtained
on application at this aniee
The envelopes containing proposal. to be en-.
dorsed - Proposals for Buiidinrs, " and forwarded
by mall this ONCE.
By order Of the ausrtfrm'steL General y. 8.
Army. J, q. CHANDLER,
Brayet Colone', Qusrtermaster o. 3, Army, Chief
Qrtrtermaster, FIRST Military Didriet Au2s6t
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READING MATTER ON EVERY Pkes.

ssPERsoss LEAVING rur GIFT for the country
or the watering places can have the DAILY Ma
TIosAL REPUBLICAN, mailed regularly to them By
leaving their names and address at this once.
Terms Atty cents per month.
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wAsuisoroN, August u, 1900.
Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. L. W. sartori, the Act.
ing Consul of the United States at Callao,
Peru, Of the death, on the 18th Of April, aud
the LIST, ID, 23d, and 3oth of May, 1869, a,
sea, of JONI KELLY, CHARLES ROBERTS,
MANUEL GOMEZ, CHARLES HANSON, aud
CHARLES ANDERSON, seamen Of the ship
Brewster.