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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-03-11
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TDRESCOTT'S Conquest Of Mexico, Z
i'll g " Peru
Napoleon and his MaFshals5
Washington and his Generals
Bancroft's History Of u States . vols,
Theirs French Revolution,
F~roissart's Chronicles,
McCauley's Miscellanies,
Simpsons Journey Round the World
Life Of Paul Jones,
Rev. Sidney Smiths works,
Charlotte Elizabeth's works,
De Aubigne's History Of THE Retor-
malion,
Dicks Works,
PorciyaPs Elegant Extracts,
History of Oregon and California,
Wilson'S American History,
Z Tasso's Jerusalem Delivered,
Philosophy Of Magic,
6 Omoo, by Melville,
Q Dictionary OF Poetical Quotations,
The OPAL for 184s,
The Amaranth for l849,
% Friendship Offering for l848,
Homer's lllad,
20 Homer's Odyssey,
DO Rush on the Voice,
Kame's Elements Of Criticism,
If. Darby's Gazetteer,
Parlour Letter Writer,
Paul and Virginia,
-v Robinson Crusoe,
illustrated,
LA Balboa Cortez and Pizarro,
Vicar,of Wakefield,
i. SANFORD and Merton,
p. Transatlantic Tour, Dana,
Hydtopa&hy, or the Water Cure,
!. Buffers Analogy,
Hazlitt's Table Talk,
Tourists Guide,
!, D'Lsraell's Novels.
The Alps and the Rhine,
Daniel Dennison, by Mrs. Holland,
= = Beauchamp, by James,
We The Inheritance, by Miss $, Ferr'er'
y The Castle Of Ehrenstein, by James,
iies' Tales Of Woman's Trials, by Mrs. Ill
a9es' A Simple story, by Mrs. lnchbald,
ring Cino Mars, BY Count de Vigny,
any, The Ladies Work Box Companions
wish seIrInstructor in MilIin'
give Complete Confectioner,
heap H.. roo. wed and for sale by
E D, WARD g. c.
November go, 1847.
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nYssOLUT1DNt

T3NlIE co partnership heretofore exist
- ina Ia this clty Under the farm D
Gilmore &. Henderson was dissolved on
he 18th ullimo BY the death OF John Mi
Gilmore. Pintkard 81 Henderson ard
CHARGED wifltt Tie settlement Of the bust-
ness Of the Inle concern and are authoi
rised 10 use the nuhe ia liquidation.
l.. L. HENDERSON,
Surriring PartRsal
New Orleans, July !, 1847!
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D. States Circuit Court 70 yaay tar0'' lo4o'
Jesse Meek n
lanes Pigg ct. al. g. surety. }
TNY virtue Of the above stated case of.
Vsaditjoni Erpoads to me directed
rron the honorable Circuit Court Of the
Tinted States, for the Southern District
"a Mississ ppi, | will sell at public auc-
tio8 ID the highest bidder, for cash, be-
fare the C~ouft.house door, in the town
Of Canton, Madison county, on the
Cd Monday The 18Th day Of March, l848.
within the hours prescribed by law:
the following described property in saic
| town, to:wit:
Beginning at a stake precisely 2oI
feet south Of the Academy Lot in Can
ion. Madison County, running thenc'
with the street or road due south 2o'
ceet. thence due east 400 feet, theme
due north 200 feet, thence due west t
J, The beginning; Also the following lots
beginning at south western corner OF ~
Female Academy lot on the street or "
road leading to Jackson, opposite TO ~
' southeast corner Of W. Drane's stab
sLot, thence running with the caste
margin of the SAID street on road y
feet south 10 a stake, thence due east a
~reetthence due north 2OOfeet. thence d.
: Vest 400 feet to the Beginning.
Il Levied on as the property o. detei
y ant Samuel N. Fiournoy and Will be s
to satisfy the above stated case and
aarT. FLETCHER, Marshal,
For The Southern District Of JI'ss's'l
= By R. FLETCHER, Dep'y
40 Fob 70. tS48.-22-26--lPr fee $
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NEWS FROM THE CANADIAN LANI'
TwVHE following is from a hlgnly res
a. nectable merchant. -tsa3'f'
Dr., D. JAYNEs,--Dsar Sir am Se-
nv clad to inform you that your medl,
cines are going very fast, indeed ! ieel
much encouraged from the good account
bet Of all who are using them. The
,Sa7native Pills are selling beyond any
thinc Of the Kind in the country Eve
nv one seems to praise them as well as
the other medicines. .@'
Tie Alternative is going very well
! am nearly out Of the Tonic Verm'tage
having OILY for or five boxes lett Iht
cali ror ten days past has completelya az
tonjshed me. The Hair Tonic is doln'
wonders here: a gentleman whose hea
hns been bald for fifteen or twenty year
f, has his hair nearly half an inch Ions
+; and has only used one bottle my WI,
\ began 10 use the Hair Tonic shortly q
y ter received ii, to prevent her ha'
y from falling off, and only used it twiee
week. 1t not only stopped her ma
from falling off, but has produced pc
S. hair three inches long by the use
r three bottles. Every one IS pleased WI
il that has used it.. Yours
9. IT. c. BUTLER,
Derby Line, Vt. Jan 90, l848.
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Consumption Cured.
The following letter is from o highly
respectable merchant, dated

The following letter is from o highly
respectable merchant, dated
LpwlsrowN, N, Y,Sept. 10 1874
DR.. D. JAYNE-Dear Sir: 1t is ssld
by Physicians and is by the mass o.
mankind believed, that consumption can
nat he eured-that when once it becomes
seated in the human system, nothing can
eradicate or stay its progress, but tnal
# viii continue the work Of destruction
anil its victim shr nks into the grave,
However true this may be in theory |
am disposed to doubt It in iacI; lnqeeu
nv own experience and a desire to oen-
eft others, compels to pronounce the
assert;on untrue. You will probably
recolIcct sir, that in the beginning OF
184o | wrote to you, stating that had
the consumption, and that i was las
bnrryirq me to the grave. did no
! ,ban nor do now doubt, every symton
! was too plainly visible. My Physician.
d considered me i~pcurable, but the adv,c'
y bich ! asked Of you was given, and
Am happy to say that I'M using a icy
hot bottles Of your incompatible medicine
u, u Tie Expectorant, was restored tof an an
o. asyer N nv life have | enjoyed be
Il ter or more uniqterrupted health ina
~ since that time. If you should see n
now, you would not imagine by my a
y pea, ance that | had ever been sick, 'nG'
~ less that | had the consumption' y
u. tbat,I amstil living, | asribe wholly a
=, entirely to your EHPectqra4nt IA
Try LEONARD SHEPPARD.
~ Prepared onIyby Dr.. D. Jayne I'M
~ and sold on agency by na5pv
fer l8l8 23-
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SALE.

uNY virtue Of an order Of the Hon.
ID Probate Court Of Madison county,
State Of Mississippi, made at tue req
rnarv Term,i848, we will, as Executors
of tie estate Of Cabin j 6tatocs;
Jee'd. on the I'd Mrnday, tho 18Th day Of
March. 1s48, within the hours PrescF'oI
ed bv law. at the Court House door IN
said county, expose to public sale: on z
credit Of nine months, to the highest
b;dder. ali the personal estate Of said deS
ceased. viz: A Negro girl, the undlv'-
Sed haIfofa man namol Kendall, ! Two
Horse wagon and Harness, n Buggy
= lot Ct stock consistingo Of Horses, Cows
and Hogs; a lot Of Household and k,ich-
en- Furniture a lot d Corn and Fodder;
Purchaser 10 give bond With enffosed
.oanritvs u. CORDISs
z. ID. BLiLOgk
Et tcuiors.,
4 fs48. es ae
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w. R. HILL,
IL. LATHA M,
jNO. r. CAMERON,
las. P~RIESTLEY,
]. ]. PUGEI, -
w. MONTGOMERY,

r,aton, Madison Co. MISS. Jan 10Th 1915
RATES OF TUITION,
NOR session Of Five Months
Primary Department Including SP0'nng'
Reading, Writing and Arithmetic'-t Pup.'
&c Madison county over six years old, gF0'tS'
ond english Grammar or Geography may DC
.ddssd nm the terms above s~tated-to all oineIS'
adde0 Oh +" ' .@t.4 $4,000
t,n,o, Cias-Including c Geography, English
cr.n,n,or. History, Elements Of Botany ana
chamistry Natural Philosophy, Antiquities
e ,ha. 1ats. Greeks and Romans, Mythology
OIL! lne Jew m $500
Senior Glass Including History, Botany,
Chemistry, Philosophy, Mental, Natural ana
Mor,l. Evidences Of Christianity, Ioglc' Khe,
toric. Minetalogy and Geology, Physiology ana
ks.iomoy use Of the Globes, Algebra' Geome,
49, Astronomy and Composition, SZIoo'0S
3I2,atin. Greek, French or German, a5oio0
Music-GuitpT, AGIae SSs $500
!" Piano, lfh S000
& Harp, sh.g 7,5r
Use OF instrument, 1906
N Drawing and PAINTING, I'M
Contingent Fund, W.T.
PAYMENTS invariably one half in advance.
IT,, Book,-Webster' Spelling Books wal
~ i,;ct;onarv. Common School, or bclectr
1ooJers, sParley,,s Geography, Davies cou.S
~ FMothematic from his first lessons y ~ ~
SSaastic through his Boudon's Aigepfa ~ {
an6drs. Mofse's Geography, lrgln,s yaiecn'S ~
/ Of history, Botany, Ghemls.9, "a ~ anS T2yJtIer
|, Aistoriss, oinstsad';R Es I, i .1d, R4 MossF gsi eos
e eoiion. Smiths Smiths English Grala y l,; R@s q mie
S ger,s Elements Of Anatomy, Physiology m ~,
: ggslogy y,t Geology ana Be'aoS g,B BSEsi on h. S' iatt
ply # the Hem. nsayen S']l : oS5isTs0'ET Evidences id M
Christianity, Bible. .h;r
Good Boarding, including i ht and m saSnm
A. oon he had with The Principal in the Acoa0 :
~ IN private families, at from eight 70 Ten .
IT, lars per month
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CANTON MALE sCHOOL'

FEyHIS institution will open in the Me-
d thodist Church on Monday the Slh
of November, under the supervision o.
Messrs. Simmons and Crawford -graau-
ates Of Jefferson College, Pennsylvania
Having had some experience in teaching
they hope to give entire satisfaction 70
those who may patronize them
Terms per session Of Five Months
Elementary branches SHY,
More advanced English studies ao'o Y
Latin, Greek, &c. zo'o'
Contingent Fund p- ~
Payments one half in advance.
November 6, al847s M o-'
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NEW CASH STORE.

IN H wv NEAFVAA
undersigned would respectfully 4
invite the attention OF the inhablt'
ants Of Madison County and its vlcln!ty
10 examine his extensive Fall and Win,
Ter Stock, comprising q great variety Oh
the most Useful, Newest and FaSh'o"G'
he Goods, ali Of which will be sold at a
very low price for cash; consisting IN
partvlz;
CerroG ordo Plaids, Gala do
Victoria ,Plaids, Oregon do, all SIX o0'
slks-Black Gro de Rhein,
stripe and Wat'd do. P de Sole do
French Ginghams, Satin Alpaca Mef''
W rought Caps, Splendid article,
Worked Collars, Under Hd'k'fs'
Muslin Swiss Caps, Black Silk Lace
Check Muslin, Swiss and Jackonet do:
Sbslls-Terkeri, Maud Cashmere Net
/, Falet Wells, Worsted Mitts, Gloves
And many other things too numerous
;, 10 mention. Call and see,
. DOMESTICS.
Negro Clothing Kerseys, F'annels'
}. Blankets, Ticking, Carpet Warp &C.
gerry Cheap.
ID CLOTHING A Splendid Tafiei~
le Ashland Tweed Pants, Fancy CasSlmef'
u do,
r. Fancy Cashmere Sacks, Black, do Boys
Fine Black Dress Goats, Frock do, Fan
Cray ats. Hosiery, Buck Gloves, Feb do
26 Under Garments, Wool and Cote n &c
Blue. Black Paletoes, Felt and T"ee
Fancy, Tweed D'ofsoys, Black C'0'
Snnerior Shirts, fine do common do'
P' Supnenders, Comforters, &C., &c''
&C. Also, a large assortment Of
rts SUPERIOR CARPETS \, ,
Fxtra Fine Carpets, All Wool Flll d
en- FngIish Druggets, Ingram do do, La
cal tan Rngs, Carpet Binding, &c, sc.
u Together with q large stock OF liar Har
.6m ware Cutlery, Crockery-ware' Glas
;, ware, saddlery, Travelling Irun I
:, ID Hats and Caps ofall kinds, Writing |
the per, and many other things not me- menus ''
'"O go .l .@.r + As@ t#T4& a#' t
ioF' The system that / have adopted e.
HE me TO offer advantages to ~Purcnas'
such as have never before been Prese
NJ ed IN this country-and which viii s.
'nga them at least 90 per cent from GO
iPPi' prices q. B. SHELDON
~ October %, l847.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
u - Madison County,

By the Probate Court Of SAID county
"a iii nersons interested in the lands
tenements and hereditaments OF y
S. Tucker, deceased-Grseting;
WOU are hereby commanded 70 0Pll
Il pear before the Probate Court o. :
said county at a regular term Thereof
to be holden at the Courthouse OF sa''
county, C on the Second Monday Of apr pr
,,ert, then and there to shew cause II an!
YOU have, why said court should not lhel
order and decree the lands, tenement
and hereditaments Of said deceased 70 b.
sold, to pay the debts of said doce ''
The west half Of northwest quartz
section thirty, township eleven rang
fair. east, lying in said county,
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POET WINE
~rvnnnTnR,s NOTICE.

n Filters Testamentary having
H. been granted to he undersigned
), the February term, 1846, of the Pro-
hate court Of Madison county, Mlssls'
s;nni. on the estate Of Lydia Bdrrop,
deceased, all persons indebted 70 SAG
estate are notified 10 come forward
and make immediate payment anG
All oersons having claims against sac
estate viii present themlegalIy aulnen
Heated within the time prescribed oS
l.. ! they will be forever barred,
sa 3 WILLIAM CLARK, AdmT
!, III qI84s. 1885
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NOTICE.
IDMINisTRATOR's NOTICE.

n ETTERs Of Administration having
~ been granted to the undersigned
o,tbe February term, l848, of the Pro,
hale Court Of Madison county on the
estate Of Sarah L. BarroO, deceased, all
nersons indebted to said estate are notl-
fed to come forward and make immedl'
ate payment, and all persons having
claims against said estate will present
them legally authenticated wilhin lhs
time prescribed by law, OF they Will
he forever barred.
SETH L. BARROW, Erec'r,
r-u.,o~u "a 1a48. 1895
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co-pARFNERsHIP.

FEVHE undersigned have this day as
IL ISOLATED themselves under the firm
Of Pinckard f. Headet son, 10 conduct 9
General Commission Business, and so
licit from the friends Of the late con-
Germs OF Gilmore " Henderson and,
George M. Pinckard, a continuance Of
the confidence hitherto bestowed On
them.
L. F. HENDERSON. !,
New Orleans, July !, l847. 43-tt
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y. N. HERNDON,
AFT EM 20

MTJOFWE y W $500.
Canton, Madison County, Mississippi
Office, the room above the Post once
will hereafter attend the Circuit Courts +
n The counties Of Alfalfa, Leake, Modl'
son. Yazoo and Holmes. Business en-
trusted to his care will receive his zeal
Gus attention. e5 &.I4f.'1 III II,
January %, 1913. 1S-O'l
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'3 y i MURPHY & Co. e.
i848. !
as saPpiy q hand and for a,
n v. MURPHY y CO.. &c &c
l848,
;onf for sale i'm SAad- .
i iSlI County. ,o,o
H. very best Creek bot i,
\ I. M i offered for sale on !
Is" 'a,,I' terms From $50 to
NJ vail IN cultivation, Of when
' trained. The up land in f,
I ali clrcled. The place /
l,aay runping stream passing
N tbo cotton and grin the
n uss Of the plantation 1t is
\ isj with Springs of the best
las upon it a large new gin
Cotton Press, a negro quar-
l., d house from rs to 80 ne
al necessary out-buildings
Iton. The Dwelling House IS
ass attached to it, a line or
GARDEN, containing a large
Tie best peach, apple, pear,
ricol, nectarine, &c, trees;
I'M, and almost very fruit that
oerlection in this country
~ nv 49, D E.. -.
] and garden are handsomely
Tie most of the land ls
little of 1t having been cult
he Than from one TO four y ears.
Il 10 be one Of the most deslr-
bis Of land in the county, not
Il the quality of land, improve
gater, &c, but also health.
Dfaled for sale at a less price
stter terms than | have heard o
HI and Improvements being OF
4 in tie county.
will also be sold at the 10 YES
price with the plantation, VI
core, a large stock Of hogs
sbeep, and plantation TOOLS; ais
boIJ and kiteh n furniture, IL tn
Bet should need them. 1t is Will
/ miles Of Camden.
Information apply to ADRIAN I
ALlE, near Camden. Madlso
Mississippi, 5j
] 20, l84a. .e..- 24-tt
CKANcERY NOTICE.
W. Henderson Petition IN Gre
vs.. Courto Madison COZ
Is HeTrod and( III on the Cbagc
side thereof,
opening the petition the Court
hg satisfied that the deEenda'
II Sample, Susan Sample, Jatr
! and his wife Nancy Sample q
Shelton and his wife Elijah
pn, sister Of Daniel J, Sample,
helrS at law oil SAID DahieI
le, deceased, are non residents
late but reside beyond the lin
n 50 that the ordinary process
cannot be served on them, il
fore ordered that unless the
dants Smith II. Sample, Susan 5
barrett Sample and his wife Ma
5Ie, and - Shelton and his
leth Shelton, enter their app
herein on or before the nextit
y Court to be held at the G
IN the toWnofC Cantor onth 70.
nesday in April next ensuing
answeror demur totthls peA
wise the same will be taken
assed against them. ,asa oilda'
Is lurthBr ordered that O col
order be published in the "Mi
Creole, Y once q week fot
las sucqessively. f9fqg
tFuecopyf from the minutes.
HENRY r. COULTER. Gle.
obituary 26, 1848. "a,
he petition ii substance states
heretofore fied II this cou
'lst Samuel D. Livingston and
1er for The royeclosur 70 ~ 4
\ on a certain tract of land il
llty, and a decree thereon. The
n Of land vas sold and puFchaas
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-1m,yc,e svRUp OF NAPrHA.

HASTINGS SYRUP OF NAPTHA'
A Narticle which has recently attract
n. ed much attention as a remedy q
T~u5urcnlons, CONSUMPTION, BronchetiS'
&C. For sale by ,nv
August 4, 1847.
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SADDLE AND HARNESS
rs W "

wKTF. the undersigned, have lNKeH y.
w NJ, Blanton's old stand where we
intend to keep and make TO oraeE !
Of the best material, all klna Oh Pauu,es'
Harness, and saddlery Of every d.es-
criptiou, and do all kinds Of repairing
in The Saddle and Harness line, neatly
durably, and punctually. Persons wish
ing anything of the kind will please give
rs a call and they shall have it cheNI
any how, but cheaper for cash.
.....a j.. M. BAILEY.
January /, 1848. 1871
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WNRlEsTLEY & MOsBY have just
received of Sanford q Park Cln'
~cinuati, Ohio. 10 doz. Wistar's genuine
Balsom of Wild Cherry, and 4 doz Je"
David's Plaster.
August 7, 1847. a..
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LoAF sV u hand, and for
X v. MURPHY y co.
1913.
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Witness, the HON 9UHN Y
Howcorr, Judge Of Probate
Of said county the Seconl
Monday OF January, in the
wear of our Lord, one thou
sand eight hundred and for, ,
ty,eight, and seal of said
COURT w. .tB9t.A
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MAnsHAL's SALE.

n ,Siaies Circuit. .Court-to Nay term, l848.
Jesse Meek -
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Ts,ued. the 18th day of January 1875
A''''' J.. T. CAMERON, Ctk' 80
January Is, l848' i0T"9
p7- Mississippian copy
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ETISD EA ALL assortment
Eysd 3 "a l'l q Co s, Ten.
.sw M Iarse lot Of Boston
sals By ,nouy & co.
Il q5-N
-nlQ -
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.arWING ~TOB1AUUU.,
caE ! supply Of Superior
NM r.s..co. and for sale, BY
r. 8oI MURPHY \. \ I, G No..
|tS4S
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CANDLES; r,ndles
IA "a Or sale by .4
w v. MURPHY : :. CO. q
tS48.
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|Rlo co ! snnuIy of No. !,
a#U
b., " ,,r7RpHY 81 CO
Llol4.
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~
LoyG WAkh' and for
IN. MURPHY J Sc 81
ulg "
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-04-28

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
ALL ~ 1919

TREASURY DKrAnrMENr,
April IL, lsls-
y March last. until s. P; m, on Saturday. the l7th OF
June isis for millions Of dollars OF United States
say Of July isls bearing ntere.
payable annnaly the first days OF Jandary and
July of each year No bid will be received below par
will any bid be considered unless cent thereof
deposited depository Of the United States at or be
All ass be and without any
ence to bids of Others and should state distinctly the
dorsed Propo.as for oaT Of 1885, and addressed the
Secretary of the Treasury, Washington City, d. O. The
which may be accepted will be required to DC pa,d
residence of the persons respectively whose oilers may be
successful but The amount Of tho accepted bids from bid
with the assistant al New York, Boston, Phia
delphia, New Orleans
To give opportunity to all persons TO participate IN
the funds in this stock, bids will be received
for the lowest denomination Of certificates authorized by
aw-beng for fifty dollars-as well as for higher sums
All certificates under thousand dollars will be trans
erabe the books of the but all certificates for
tina, and upwards will be transferable the books OF
the treasury by delivery with coupons attached at the
option OF the bidder To avoid expense, confusion, and
multi pcaon of accounts all certificates with coupons
attached will be for the Of one thousand dollars
The successful bidders will be required to deposits the
awarded in five equal instalments in each of the
months Of July. August. September October and Novsm-
Der Of the present year. except tor sums not exceeding
of making immediate payment, in which case the
whole amount may be once deposited The stock will
The bids will be opened at the Treasury Department at
p m Saturday, the l7th Of June, ls4S in the pres
ence of all persons may desire but under
provision introduced the of 3st of March last,
bidder will be permitted withdraw his bid On all bids
mediate1y returned. The whole premium on the amount
awarded must be deposited part OF the first payment
r. ]. WALKER,
Secretary of the Treasury
Each of the daily papers of Boston, New York. Phadel
phia Baltimore Charleston and New Orleans, and in ali
other States the papers selected print the laws of the
United States authorized publish this advertisement
April l8-d17thJuneif
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(mOre
generally known Warrcnton springs0 will be open
the reception Of visitors the LIST of June. Extensive
improvements are n progress that will give new aspect
adding its embeshment or to the comfort and pleasure
guests knowing, by ocular evidences in numerous
instances the positive value of the water, and its
almost miraculous effect in particula has been
gard-d good policy enlarge the accommodations, and
complete the original design, as TO CRAFTY the taste
pleasure Situated in remarkably healthy region, in full
beautiful If Village Of Waenson vsies may on horseback
in carriages their improving roads, enjoy the most
picturesque scenery or may seek exercise IN the tenpu
alleys the pistol gallery, the Of billiards, the hea'
full dance The lovers Of music and flowers will find pecu-
liar has been taken to win their approval while the
and the swan may relieve tedious hour those who
interested in the fre natwa In word every step has
add the and accommodation of visiters The
hurdle and Ournament the fancy ball. masquerade
tons Nor are these preparations designed for the gay
monde only To the holy ministers OF religion, of every
demon nation cordial not g,adxng invitation is given
of the church are respected throughout the season.
These springs 80 or 80 niles according TO the route
Trweeky stages will from both these points till July,
when daily lines will be established vsiters leaving the
District Columbia in the stage at will
reach the springs the day and at the same cost
"a sos Undergraduates having been agreed on between
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inggton. , d.. D.. om.. hob. =.
sWarrenton Springs and all letters should be directed
they may be left at Waenton, sent to the White Sui
Terms OF board viii be as follows: $50 for the whole
son. ending Ocober 1915 for three months 800 for two
weeks 81 Is per day meals lodging 50 each Ser
wants, and children under IL years old, half price No
tables provided for children before the usual hour those
who retain their the ordinary table will be charged
full price Horses 50 cents day. s. NE m %Akp
April 26-ihf Superintendent