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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-03
Gravel AMI Urinary Complaints.

Prize 80 CENTS per teftle.-ED
CAUTION BE ON YOUR GUARD.
rE'HE Surprising excellence aud rtowins Popularity
3 ofthe tlnerirau Ot has induced some dishonest
persons To Palm non tHe ln iic. mtsCrahle limitations
OF t@netrufy valuable MEDICINE. Tor TIE pur aose ol tceet
wing the nawary aud der uding TIC .ropuctois. Ii
order 10 le sute oitaipina tie GENUINE,
DESERVE FOUR IHtNGS.
ist. sec thst tlr name OF Nm. Jackson. -, Liberty
street, heaa At Wn1t s-feet. Pittsburgh. is prtuied on
the label oftse wrapper ufedch hotiit. to initiate winch
Is felony.
2l. Each bottle is enclosed in a pamph ct. containing
fun directions for use. and also The faiue aud address of
VIM. JacssaH, general agent for TOE prapreiprs. and
likewise tic prnprielors names and address, u. Hail q
Co. kentucky.
"a. Purchase ONLY ofthe ao,e Used agents, all Of
wnem have Il show Bitou whicat - priuted the nance
ot tuc pfoprteiors AVID general ateit, thus. "p. Hali,S
Co. prnprielors. Kentucky - and VIZ. Jackson. Its
turah. Ia General fseri for Western Pennsylvania
pat OF DHio. and " csiem Virginia. and the Printers
names. "AtMlIon q SIirtocH. iIttsAut-h," printed al
the bottom 0fsaidShoH I'll
9Th. DISEBN Z, the GeHuiuc American oil IL "f
dark are ea color, fhout any sediment. aud IL specific
gravity ligHnei thaa waite. The cuuaterfeiis are mostly
OF a tlick slack rYln., -soate. seneca ult others a nftN
iure of other common oIs, aud oueot various coiHrs
sometimes a close limitation of ,he seadtae, Purpndf NJ
10 come from tie"pH,shnrlh and Allegheny DispensatN
Company NONE OF the coun,eTtrtis possess ethel
the virtue or power ct he true NmeTfcaH on.
sold wlulesa . and rCiall by Wm. Jackson. -. ! ii
erty street, Pittshur-l, head OF Wood. and 10y is duly
appoirtcS agents.
a. q. F~tIRtHiLH. ard r Carisrieht, Wheeling
James \ Gray and 60. Bridgeport; john enniHate
MNtInsvillci j aud p Brow. lurs, Wells urt: alac'
y Rracker, In GraHgc; T. Is Vest. W1ucttown; " ed
de and Vance, lusic3pHia; Geo Wteut. West Airy
anderi John Kelley, Caysvuic; sas'4le sweeney
Washington. septs1
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-03

Three Children.

This certificate con :lusIyoiN proves that this Sarsaparit
la hss perfect control over the most obstinate diseases Of
the Blood. Three persons cured ia one house is unprcce-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-03

DR.. Townsend-Dcar Sir ! have the pleasure TO in
form you that three ot my children have been cured Of tho
Sefoluia Icy the use of yoar excellent medicine. They
were afflicted very severely vita bad sores have taken
four bottles il took them away for which feel myself
under great obligation.
Yours. respectfully,
!SAAC w. GRAIN. 100 Mooslor.t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-03

lLANNEl.S-Jusi received real Welsh Flannel, war
i rAnted not 10 shrink, heavy CIVILIZED bard Welsh
Flannel and ! piece superior SIR Flannel for shroud-
Ine, by octC ~BERkNHILL & 20.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-03
DrV Goods at Wholesale.

SELBY AGNEN & SWEARlNGEN,
WEDDING Va.
RE now opening their Fail Stock of Dry Goods,
tor gohhiug, comprising a large aud mosi desirable
assortment for the country trade. bought al the present
season, ct very reduced prices, 10 which they very res
%pecifulIy invite the attention of merchants, being pre-
pared To- offer great inducements. set 81
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-12-22
(Continued.l
OHIO LEGlSLA UkE
The House..the RecusRnts..the propa.
b.lity Of au Orsuuizution.

| The Senate was noi N se s,1D tu.dsy
nnu, Monuay.
Chuckety again made its advent int
and far short time went through thu
farce OF mock Legislation. The prop"
si,ion of NJ. Town,hend W as b, the know
ing "nes, procured 60 be ref erred TO a
a ac"mmtttee,,n be reported upop IN Mon
day. 1t is understood that large ina
| jorily OF the thirty d isorgan,xers, tiren
of the factions part they have 'een made
| To act; we're ready and anx! ons al onc,
10 close with the proposition, but the
cI que of espera,e p"h,,cians aud stock
Jobhers, who outrol he JonInsl aun
" ho have heretofore cont rolled the W hig
party were lhrowh all anack, by the
knowledge tina, ,"eir men were about to
dessr': wished lime 20 mature new plans.
10 CoeIce iae refractory.
Through the Jouro.i Tue, have issue
''eb oToeTS. never 10 give IN, W iet At.
arch, w,d, rule the des',nIes uf This tar
siate, rather ,han Iorego he grasp uf per-
petuai power, aud to carry out this uau.
date. the operation of the tin pan viii
again be invoked tonight, while uunng
the day, their plan OF proeeedings eau t..
matured. What day or rather what a
nigh, may bring forth, o" one, save the
leaders Of whiggery, kooweth. All that
can. will be done BY these men, to pre-
vent the organxation The mOrniug "I
viii deveiope heir plans. Msn,
II their dupes are sick, tired, disgust e"
a, the part they have been made to play,
and are ready to jan he fofty.'"o mem'
bsfs III making q qn"rum. but whether
they have fnrtitUJe 10 wi,hs and the lew
who s'iiI huld ou,, and tho fierce ,hreais
OF the outsiders, remains to De seen. The
belief 10, tha, the better counsels viii
prevail, and that u Muniay tue Huus.
will be orgau,xed.-StGt smdn
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+ -. - .
Im,se mate necessary Tor the sake Of pre-
serving the harmony aud pussi6tys heck
is,epce Of lbs Union.
I II was upon these cousderatipns that a
the close OF your las' sessioi,,l gave IN,
sanction to the Prioc,ple OF the Missouri
ComPro,nise line, uy approving and sign
ing the bill to establish the territorial
government Of Oreg"n. From 4 sincere
desire to prhserte the harmony Of the Un.
| ion, and Id deference for the acts VI IN,
prede cessors, / felt cohstfained to yIeid
my acquiescense TO the exteo, TO wlich
they had gone 10 compromising rhis dsl''
| cate and dangerous qnes ION. But If Con-
| gress shall now reverse the dec,sion by
which the Missouri Comprsmise was els
fected, and shall proPose 10 extend the
restrict ION over the whole territory, as
well as nurih OF the parallel "f 50 degrees
20 mlnuies, 1t viii cease to be 4 compru
III .se, and anus, De reg ya'ded as sD origin
a. question.
| Congress, instead of observing the
c ,urse ot noU.iBle,f fer renee. testing the
adoption Of their domes,ic institutions to
the people who may IOhabii these terri
tories; or IL, instead Of exteHitng the
Missouri Compromise Line u the Pacific,
shall prefer 10 submit the legsl aud con {,
siltu,ionaI questions which may arise, to
The decision Of The judiciA. tribunals, As
was proposed IN bii! w1icn ps.srd tre
- Hste al your las sessioa,an an adJns menl
iuay be effected IN tnis mnde. IL the
whule subject he referred 10 the JudlcI
ary, all par,s Of The Union should cheer
fully acquiesce 10 the 6nal decision OF
the tribunal, created by the Constitution
for the settlement OF all questions, wh,ch
may arse urder the Constitution, trea.
,ies, or laws Of the United States.
Congress is earnestly invoked for the 9 ,kt
IF the DnIuD, its harmony, and cur cnn
tinued prosperity as n nation. to adjust a,
lis present session, this, the onl, danger
aus question which lies in Jour path, II
loi IN some one Of the modes sugg ested,
n some Que OF the nudes sugges ed, III
oms other which may be ca, isiac,ory.
(Coutinusdl
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Congressional.
SENATE.


WAsHINeroN CITY. D-c. IA tS45
Editor OhiO Siaiesman.
Mr.. Webster "PPesrsa ~ i"sen th''
murniog -
s"ndr, petitions were pr. .se" I'd
IN pursuance 10 n",ts previAIsit CIV
sn, Mr.-Camer"a introduced .. blil IN re
lation TO the oext census Of the sUui ted
States, WHOA was twice read and rsfer,t
Mr.. BeDton, IN Ieste. introduced a b.ii
10 authorize contract with Aspenwril
aud others, to con.truc, = Railroad aero IS
the Ishmus OF Panama The bill Vas
made the sPecisi order oflhsdsJ ior VI IA
dsy W
Mr Nu Ter. Of Son,h Cstoi,ns ,heo az
uouuced the death OF W. S,ns, Repre.
sents, ave rom thst sac; sn,i sti-r ,he
customary -esolu'Ia a. he Sens e saJour' {.
ed until Monday.
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THE PIONEER:
UPPER sANDUsKY, DEG. ss, ls4s.
M5& The pfocesdines Of . D.moc !, !,

O. The proceedings Of a Democ "a tic
meeting held ih this place, Oh last Saturday,
will be found in our paper Of this week. It 10
necessary for the people to hold meetings and
condemn the revolutionary and d,sofeanizing
acts of that party that abhored even the idea
of a revolution. You who heard the groanS
Of the Wing stumpers Of this county, can
now see how to appreciate their honesty. o!
the Inconsistencies and the corruption Of the
federal party, how disgraceful to our State.
When they BY hypocritical tears and promises,
failed to obtain the power they have gone
into revolutionary measures--the very thing
they pretended to fear IN the Democrats.
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GO The people must now adopt laws for
themselves, for through the outrageous con.
duct Of the Wings elect to the Legislature,
our law making power is at an end. We no
longer have State government. The Capt. /.
tol Of Ohio (so far as the Wings can make]
is only.the scene Of tumut and disorder. The
House of Representatives, is not yet organic.
I'D
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HOUSE OF REpREsEsrArIvDs. "a.

Mr.. Walker announced he dsa'a 81 Mr..
Slime of Sou'h CSr"Iins, and after prr-
bouncing a eul, gy on the d"ceased. the
eu,,omary resoluiiops Of respect and
c. HjoieUee wee passed, the House ad
jouroed until Mspost.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-05-09
m n. GREEN; .aucitoncer.

HOUSEHOLD, PARLOR, AND CHAMBER FURNL
IL TURE AT AUCTION On Tuesday. The 9Th inst ),
shall sell. the residence Of lady street. between
18th and 10Th streets, he flag will designate the house
at 10 o'clock m excellent lot of parlor and chamber
furniture. / enumerate in part
Fine stuffed. seat rosewood chairs
Fine twenty -one-day rosewood clock, in good order
Mahogany airseat sofa and plushcovered rocking cha
~ Do dining and marble top centre tables
Very fine mante vases, shades, and flowers
Solar, hall, and other lamps
Canc-seat and other chairs, washstands, NC.
Andirons, shovel and tongs, Venetian blinds
Feather beds, bedding, and mattress
Three ply and other carpets
With many other articles necessary enumerate.
Terms: All sums of and under 800 cash over 81,
credit of sixty and ninety days, Tor satisfactorily en-
dorsed, bearing interest. A. GREEN,
May 7-2t Auctoneer
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By IL. ". DYER, .s..ctsoneey.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF GOOD HOUSEHOLD FuRNI-
T. TURE, PIANO FORTE, &C. at aucton.--On Tues-
day. the 9th instant 10 o'clock M shall sell tho
boarding house of Mrs Hamilton Pennsylvania avenue
south SIDE between a and 9th streets, nearly opposite
Blaekwes Hotel the entire furniture Of that large board
ing establishment embracing the furniture of psrors
and about % chambers. The furniture is IN good order
amongst which enumerate-
Mahogany cane rush, and other chairs
Do sofas, marble top pier and centre tables
French plate and other gilt frame pier, manel aud toilet
glasses mahogany sideboard
Solar hail. and astral lamps, extension dining tables
Mahogany dining card, and chamber tables
Hand some luoreen and muslin window curtains aud OF.
Venetian blinds, handsome set girandoles
A fine toned piano-iore, dinner and tea china
An assortment OF glass ware
Ivory handled knives and forks, sets casters, &c.
Ingram paor and chamber carpets
Oilcloth for hall and passage
Brass pla ties and rods for steps
High and French post double and single bedsteads
Best feather beds hair, and other m actresses
quantity OF bedding, such linen sheets, blankets
com forts, counterpanes, bed curtains, &c
Also table linen, mahogany bureaus, washsands, ole.
SETS wardrobes fire irons &o with variety of other
articles and genera of kitchen requisites.
Terms of sale All of and under $50, cash over
$50 credit and four months, for approved endorsed
notes, bearing interest ~. w. DiEh,
NAV 2-codts 1 Auciioneer.
ns-Al persons having claims against Mrs. NJ Hamilton
will please file them with Stanisans Murray, esq
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Rv X. w. E.EK..7,sctf0,seer.

+ OTIS AT AUCTION-On Wednesday, the 10th instant
Ia at hall past o'clock, p. m, shall sell at my auction
store the following lots
Lot No TO- in square No g. 9th street. between aud
X streets
Lots Nos and T. in square II. 26th street, between
Pennsylvania avenue and M street.
Lots and IA, in square 81 on oath and M streets.
Lot III, in square ~, ON New Hampshire avenue and
street.
Terms of sale One.third cash; balance in equal pay
ments six and twelve moHts, for notes bearing Interest
satisfactorily secured. - 49, ,,
Il. w. DYER, Auctoneer
Lot No IL in square No 1885, for private sale Inquire
NAV 2-enNds :
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Petitions undcr the Rule,

BY Mr. HOLMES, of New York: The petition of Mrs
Harriet Cay of Monroe county New York. PRAYING further
relief Tor her aged father Ekana Stevens OF Chelsea Yer
mont who was soldier OF the revolution and now
tionary Pensions. - ~
BY Mr. CHAS. E. STUART, The petition of citizens OF
brahoh county, Michigan that mail
rom bronson In said county to the township of Noble, in
the same county; referred TO the Committee the Post
Office and Post Roads
by Mr.; JACOB THOMPSON: The memorial of citizens
OF Philadelphia for the and civilization of the
Indians.
BY Mr. TWEEDY. The petition of J. ]. Brown and 81
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E,AUaUIER White Sulphur Springs. virginia, (mor

I,AOG&UIER SULPHUR Spr1nES Virginia., 7mOrs
i generally known as Warrcnon SPrngs.) will be oper
for the reception of vsers the LIST of June. Extensive
improvements are IN progress that will give new asPec
adding to its establishment, tho comfort and pleasure
of the guests Knowing, by ocular evidence, in
instances the positive intrinsic value of the water and m
almost miraculou. effect in particular cases. has been
garded good policy enlarge the accommodations and
to complete the original design, crafty the
and fancy guests well promote their health and
pleasure Situated in remarkably healthy region in full
beautiful village Of Warrenon visiters may, on horseback
in carriages over the improving roads, enjoy the mos
picturesque scenery or may seek exercise in the tenpu
full dance The lovers Of music and flowers will find pecu
liar has been taken win their approval while the
and the swan may relieve tedious hour those who
interested in the fr~ nature In word, every step has
add to the comfort and accommodation of visitors. The
hurdle and tournament the fancy ball, masquerade
tons Nor these preparations designed for the gay
monde only To the holy ministers of religion of every
denomination, cordial nota grudging invitations given
of the church respected throughout the season.
These springs IS or SO miles, according to the route
TAKEN from Fredericksburg, and 40 so from Alexandria
Trweeky stages will from both these points till July
when daily lines will be established Visitors leaving the
District OF Columbia in the stage steamer or m
VIII reach the springs the day and the =
% o. throughuckets having been agreed on between
the stage from to the Springs to
make the ticket 70 from Richmond and 81 50 from Wash
ing {6n.e .,r;n,, ar. .noun 80 -. D..
"Warenon Springs and all letters should be directed
or they may be LETT at Waenton, the White Sui
Terms Of board will be folows $50 for the who, sea-
son. ending LIST October $75 for three monhs $50 Tor two
months 835 for month; $40 per week Sls for two
weeks 81 rs day meals or lodging so each Ser
wants, and children under IL old, half price, No
tables are provided for children before the hour those
who their the ordinary table will be charged
full price, Horses 50 cents day. 81 NE %aRp
April 26-ifif Superintendent
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MARsHAL's BALE.

TN virtue of writ of feri facias issued from the clerk
L office of The circuit court of the District of Columbia
expose at public SALE for cash. Thursday the 18th DAY
Of May next at 10 o'clock m, before the court-hou
door Of said county, the following property, viz; All thai
part of the lot OF giound number 20, in square number Isl
Of the city of Washington, with two-story brick house
other improvements thereon, in the occupancy of VIM
Bowling the said part OF lot fronting the south side
street. north nineteen feet and eleven Ind haA inches
extending from the northwest Of the lot easwsrd
and running back of the width the 'front.' and bd
ing on the west line of the lot 30 feot wide aey being
the same property conveyed BY deed from Sarah How
and z. p. Pearson, of Robert F. How, 10 VIA.
bowling dated the 18th OF July, 1885 Seized and levied
upon the property OF William Downg aud sold satisfy
udicals No 1872 March term, 1885, in favor OF William
49, w. ALEXANDER HUNTER,
Aprl l9-dts Marshal of the District OF Columbia
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~ u.u. M .nOHRrsO.N; .a,cstonee-.

VALUABLE LONDON BOOKS.-On Thursday an
Friday evenings next, shall sell, without reserve,
my sales room doors from "A street, Pennsy
avenue, valuable collection of London books, in ever
deparm ent of literature among which nre many beaui
Bayly's Critical Dictionary, 10 volumes, folio; Hansad
Parliamentary History Rushworth's Historical Collection
&c.
Catalogues will be ready for distribution Monday, AM
books for examination Tuesday.
Sale TO commence each evening at u o'clock.
w. M. MORRISON,
May 7-3t Auchoneef
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IN the Orphans' court for Baltimore county.--Upor
be distributes and representatives of John, alias job
city Of Baltimore, nestate deceased, the latter of whom
resided IN one Of the southern States in the 1926
phans court for Baltimore county, that the first day of Sep
ember next be- and the is hereby appointed for all
entitled as distributes Of kin of the said
deceased, to be and appear in person by attorney in
this court and make known and establish their respective
rights and claims the of the said deceased
distribution may then be made of the Aud is fur
Their ordered that the said petitioners give notice of this
der all interested in the said estate by causing
copy thereof to be published week for three
weeks before the first day of July next or more
of the newspapers published in the city OF Baltimore and
in the cities of Washington and New Orleans.
CHARLES HOWARD,
JOHN BURNES.
True copy taken from the original.
Test: d M PERINE,
May 9-W3W Register OF Wills for Baltimore county.
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CPANISH LANGUAGE. :

StPANISH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS de la Conversation
- Francas ct Espagno par d E, de Ochoa
Nueva Guda de Conversations Modernas en- Frances
Espanol, por Parda
Collection de Cuentos, Fabuas Descripcones Anecdotes
Dalogos Seectos, de Comedas Espanolas dedcada la
iuventud EspaToa, por Don Pablo de Xerica
Fabuas CastelIano para ell del Real Semina-
rio Vascongado, por Don F. M. Samaniego
Fabulas Literaras de YTarte
Caras Maruecas, por ell Coronel Don Jose de Cadalso
Vidas de Espanoles Celebres, por Quintana
Guide Spanish and English Conversation by Del Mar
London
Duefs Nature Displayed, in her mode of teaching Ian
guage Man, volumes, London
Also variety OF Spanish and English Grammars, Die
onaries Phrase and Conversation Books Books of simple
easy Spanish reading for students OF the language
also small collection of the esteemed Spanish Hts
torans, Poets, Dramatis Noveists &c all of which
imported direct from London and Paris by +. TAYLOR
who also hand all the best books Of Spanish
ton that have been published in the United States
May 9
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Ry IL. ". DYER, .q,scssonecr.

IJORSES AND CARRIAGES AT AUCTION BY OR
IL DER OF L HE ORPHANS COURT.--By order Of tt
orphans court, shall sell, Thursday evening next thu
llh instant, half past O'Clock, p. m, in front OF ny
auction store pair Of good bay horses excellent fam
lily carriage, and English chariot, belonging the e.
tate of gentleman lately deceased.
Terms of sale credit OF two and four months for ap
proved endorsed notes, bearing interest.
ROBT. w. DYER,
May 7-dts AuctioneeL
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May 7-3t
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPArTMEM Ma
April II, ISIS
CEALED proposals will be received under the Of st
- March last, until 3, p. M, on Saturday. the l1h o.
June, 1913, for sixteen millions of dollars of United STATE,
day Of July 1915 bearing six per cent interest per annu
payable semi-annually on the first days Of January anu
July OF each year No bid will be received below par 9a
will any bid be considered unless per cent Thereof
deposited in some depository of the United States at o. M
fore the date fixed for opening the proposals. The bids
all cases, must be unconditional and without any re
ence to the bids OF others, and should state distinctly m
premium offered The proposals should be sealed, and s
secsssay e s%a C
sums which may be accepted will be required to be
10 the depositay of the United States nearest the place.
residence of the persons respectively whose offers may
successul but The amount of the accepted bids from 10
ders not residing in the United States, must be dePp
with the assistant treasurers New York Boston, fH
delphia, or New Orleans.
To give opportunity to all persons to pahiclpas,
Tue investment funds in this stock bids will De b
Tor the lowest denomination Of certificates AUTHORIZED
law--beng for fifty dollars-as well as for higher sums.
All certificates under thousand dollars will be uiI
ierable on the books OF the treasury but all
that sum and upwards will be transferable the book
the treasury, or by delivery with coupons attached
option of the bidder. To avoid expense confusion, an
multiplication of accounts, all certificates with coup"
attached will be for the sum of one thousand dollars
The successful bidders will be required to depos% he
amount awarded in five equal nsalments in eaen
months OF July August, September OCTOBER and No'
Der OF The present year, except for sums not t de-
sirous OF making immediate payment, in which oa u1
whole amount may be at once deposited The s'ocA
Dear interest IN all cases
The bids will be opened Mt the Treasury Deparuh0s
p m, Saturday, the 18th of June, 1913, in the T
of all persons who may desire attend but unu
provision introduced into the of 3ls OF March las,
bidder will be permitted to withdraw bis bid. On az ="
accepted the amount deposited in advance VIII DC
medintely returned The whole premium on the alno"
awarded must be deposited as part of the first Paynen
quired in July next.
II. J. WALKER,
Secretary Of the Treasury
Each of the daily papers OF Boston, New York, Phla'
phia Baltimore, Charleston, and New Orleans, and 10
other States the papers selected print the Lawson
United states are authorized to publish this adver
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VXJAsHINaTON MORrON's CLARETS!-The sab
w scber has just received fine assortment OF claret
Wines consisting Of "Palmer Magaux" "Leovile, 40
rose, Mouton," ''Pouillac," ST. Julian, &c, &c. di-
rect from Washington Morton, Bordeaux, for sale whole
sale and retail JAMES RATI,IE Wine Merchant
% street, door Congress Hall hotel Pha-
delpha. May7-6