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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-29

Cosm~ q Aoja ead 6eeOnd.
vNAk andsutgnsd wssld fsspsctlully aanssnss
t. the sustonsss sf the sbese nalse1 sstaA-
lishnsst snd thep1blic esnsraily that ~ has pus-
chased the satiss stock and COED Willef The sane,
ana shae - Will * IN the constant ssesipt ~ aa1
keep On hAnd, god assostmsnt o1 evesythina
sssaily 1ossd Il sach ssiahlishmsnts.
Ar. M. Vincil whoss pleasing adArass - isaG
sxpsrtsnce In The business are ws knovn, vill Is.
main - ssissmaa. and no pains will - spassa 4
show that % fsr = libs1lIsy spd lait 1selng an
eonccrnsd nothing has BEEN less y ~ ehAngs.
jslyd h. n, kALtDY.
New 0o0kas
TNHR Amssissa MesgA ant II nurcpe, Asia -
= Anstsaeis, by q. =. Trails, nth - Intso1ns-
tiea ~ 1sssnAa Ilu4i. ~ Haalb nsslAAnts'
AAsnakne.
The Mssss Folk Of A ylsitSe ~ usmAs & M.
way enA Dvedan, b. 9. =. 1vsss, snthps y Aelna
Lie In 0sfuAay.
Sisters 4 CAsfity, Catholic and Psptsstent, ~
tn. csmnaaioe a lahes ~ Mfs. JA4eeQa
For - - CfAKkEH, Covnef ltA = 3aan,
Ana - JeAnson -, Ajeining ~ fes@eoss.
jnAa1t1 81. 81
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Personal. lately received sta.e
tina. Senator Sumner has suffered for three
weeks from the grippe, which revived some
o. hIs old symptoms, and threw him back h
The advancing process VI recovery he bro.
proposes 70 20 up the Rhine, visit Swisser.
land, and return 70 the United States ia the
fall.
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a.. WOO0,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER

EngItsA ina Ere uch Chomieale.
hkU0S AND MEDICINES. PAINTS, o lis.
- Dye-Stu4s, Brushes, PsYfsnery. Fancy ~.
teles, &c.; also, all the Patent Medicines Of the
DAY. y :. !5l Asin-st., Ksokuk. lows.
janl3-d&w
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81. kO0 UALE.
SEvHkAL GOOD LOTD, situntsd u diaessna
= parts u ~ city, 10 sele g fsvosa1as terns,
Inquire q The undsfslensd @ M u1es 81 oec. @.
Oaxen, I'D street W. Hahn - JohA4se,
JsnslpAin M. ri. DIXON,
ANOTM m YAWKEE GOF00T.
THE 1iAPLnDf THINGS AhWAYB THE best.
W. hsvs lest fsstiss1 - invssse q 1Assas
best thing Of the kind ever inyente1. MI
jslodAw FIU 0uEn 4 co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-29

ROUPth ~ July.
THE embers Of the /. @. u q. r., and tho
friendsof Temperance genesally, afs invited
to attend = PICNIC celebraiios Of tie slst anal
versary Of Americas lndepsadsass, q Sandusky,
Les county, Icvs, n ~ lth = Jnly, 1851.
~ ordsr Of Conamlstse Il Asfs16smsnts.
je1odtd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-29

Nov 0oaAy - Deng.
a ROOM - feet by 80 on the second aoos. van
"A lighted and ventilated EntYanc. from Nain
street BY broad stairway,
A1so,
One front room on sanA Asof, suitabIe for eGce
~ sleeping roon. kOB1. IT, SMITH.
tunel0d 6igA Mortise Lock, i7v Msia ~.
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-
sAavaAs, nsis cssssns, msss Dvsans
8 II N p o DING.
HAVING eagaesd ! 1axhionabls Nah Dseesss
= Tor Lsdta AID 0snttensa, 1trers ttea Hasts
i. nov prepared . q III hnds Of basinsss II hi
HAIR DRESSING, HAIR DYxIaG
sHAAPoorNg
= 4 - = O.,
Deas q AAs6r Al1Dj4McaD, ~ - IN Go3oen.
The Proprietor Il satisGed thes ~ - - -.
psss nth ssy saloon i n Usits6 etsta.
n. B.-wiss. Tsspses an Brsits - s sss~.t
nayisd
JUST THE TdlNG TOR IONXl
Wess,s Raseae 0alvante Oemonss
ron
0ou12N9lt
vENHE subscribers kavine payphaael he rtaht =
nse this tins-tsstsl and mnsh appeovs1 o.,
70 contrast for psstiss - sso{s s sAors sssiss,
40 VII ssss ~ SCH eontsaess tAsh lsDeasl -
This csnsas 4 - Il ~ sssasese iayesAsaase II
= , Z =. g s,iiss.s sns, W..
~ eAaagss - ~ wsashss. u inpefvioss . n
- wAssss rsnsanlAs : pssMansat hxtsfe vftAovA
rslaiss; y salssiatAa ~ soofsof III
. ~ = ssssp. Y hsisg wi.e. Are ~ victor sefi
- ret a9Est watsf, and Y = di1krsns lssG ~
- frayeI rosaag - \ ii superjos y II. ~ 8
See4 q ~ supsytoSity, no lnsuysnss c.. ~ ~
A1etsrn 6tatse Will tale Artsk N halb1ioes eov-
sIya Wita TAI pitch = rssn, hi viii insprs uA1s
~ s v z 80, = = ley sssss ssa.5 -
!, j II sebsaihess having rssfbst esaa1ensu
= ~ 9afeAllisy e thsis Ros1ns, vim GGasoaloG
- keaK -, - thets ON s1pessA III I'D
YQ89hef tqensmosloo - - obta1ue6 q en1r6n.
~ ~ eqee91hen thteusA ~ feotnG ~. ~ y
en0lQ4 - t6e9 - ~. 00oFoss, Seeaas q u -
0hsss spesius assaNd to6Sl nGaia1l
- g - tsss SasJ tie nost akSylleel
aprss-ssa Q. sTS1xSY.
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Notaoe - ContRacsURos @&
SsALM0r I'm - seee1ved ~ othe 80
~ q ~ GO (aClne1r sunlil e,sloek r. NJ, u
sndAXsAulv eeAsA ~. lo&S, 1of The 0r1dieg q
9rsnA Aysnsa - Qsteeas sstssst " tAs Kcflk
kne - City Mnt&a. 81 ~ 7 IS
6sadt A4&uoa, ard seatasaeisn Il rod Is soatA
Lias u CITY. :"
Alao, iar Bridging and cslvsrtlsg IN bath ~
ahovs. = n
Hid will " rsesivsd q the sans tsu,o for the
~ = Watse sfzset md Lsvss, between Aacndsau
ord Osleans stfso1s.
hselss - Speei0sstloss can BE- s~enatths r.
Aee After J.se -, lsS7. 5000
fAy fey tAs aAuve work 70 be masis IL pss
cont. - Yes D0nds % tAsOity interest psyssals
ssmisssnaaily II New YORK. M
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a. The S.. Louis Neus declares the &C.
asitaal n the nurdsfes Fugist, 10 Kansas,
~ ~ cPss end barbasous murder Of the
Free 8tals German, Hoppe, as one Of III.
grsstsst ostrages against justice 10 be found
III the records IL the day.
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McCuLloca's DEcLiSAros. late Wash.
ington correspondent says
Mnj. Ben. McCuloch, who has been hero
for several days, was again strenuously
urged by the President to accept the govern.
orship. The Major, among other reasons
Tor declining, suggested tina, he would ineyi.
tably suffer in public estimation II he should
undertake TO fulfill the duties Of that posi-
ton, for the reason that the people would
expect him to string up Brigham Young at
once, and thrash his nd aerents soundIy -
gentle pastimes for indulgence in which he
was we'll satisfied the Mormons would give
MIN no rretext when they found he was
backed BY troops. II peaceful policy was
TO be pnrsued-as Ito believed II must IL
necsssarily--the Major thought it better that
some man Of whom the public have I Ie.s
ferocious idea, and consequently le.s fero-
tious expectations, should be the inssrumen,
Of lis initiation and development al Sal,
Lake. The President was unwilling TO lei
him Of on this plea, and then the Major
sred h,s .sseTTc informing Tho aas,.eior
Executive that he conidnI 70 because he
was intending to get married soon--a duty,
the discharge Of which he had neglected Tor
ior.y years Or more, until bis day OF grace
had nearly expired. This argument br "a chi
Mr.. Buchanan down. He at once acLno1l.
edged 10 invincibili.y, aud bowed ii. acou;.
escence.
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t1The Supreme Court o. Pennsylvania
have declared constitutions the net authors
King the sale Of the main line Of the public
worts, and permitting the. Pennsy l,ania
ailsDsd Company 70 bid for il, the same as
any individnsl or other corporation.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-06-03
April IA, 1857.
OLIN HIGH SCHOOL.
OLIN, IREDELL COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA.
s. LANDER, Principal.

OLlN, lREDEl.L COUNTY, NORTH CAROLlNA
s. LANDER Principal.
W. " H T. dhkTERi LtRFEi Assistants.
VUNHE FALL SESSION BEGINS ON THE FOURTH
Wednesday of July, and continues twenty weeks
The spring session. beginning the first "Wednesday Of
january, continues twenty weeks Public examination at
the close of the Spring session.
The of study embraces all the branches generally
taught Classical Schools Every student is required
pursue least three regular studies besides stated
cises in reading writing spelling and singing Exercises
in English omposition week, and in defamation
once in two weeks by the Who'll school.
Unless parents direct otherwise all students required
to attend Sunday School and Church every Sabbath.
The Literary Societies have already respectable Ii.
braries which annually increasing School Library
also organized which all the students have free
In connection with the School there is Reading Room
in which be found the latest from all sections of
the country.
The healthnlness of the location. and the high moral
tone of the community worthy of all praise.
session. $50 90 In the English Department il varies from
500 to $1,000 Contingent fee, x0 We have extras.
Board is seven dollars a month"; exclusive of lights
The Tuition and Contingent fees required positively
dicdRce.
All the necessary textbooks and stationery kept
hand by the Principal, and sold reasonable terms
for cash. Students do not need much pocket money.
On is 32 miles Northwest of Sal sbury, and IA miles
Northeast of Statesve from either of which places
veyances NAV be hired at any time.
For further information address the principal.
September Il, 1856. ll50-wly.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-06-03
Wake Forest Commencement.

We understand that the Rev. DR.. Hooper intends,
his speech at the Commencement of Wake Forest
ollege on the 10th of June, to address the audi
ice on this subject: "The sacredness of human
fe, and American indifference to its destruction, as
xempli6ed,
l. By the boodshed of our public highways.
2. By the boodshed of sudden rencounters.
g. By the bloodshed of the duel ...
4. By the bloodshed of the bar and of the jury
OK
DR.. Hooper is an able and accomplished writer,
tructive address. -.'-..
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For L1BERIA.-The Wilmington IN. c. Herald

For L1BERIA-The Wilmington IN g. Herald
of Friday says:
"One hundred and five slaves, emancpated under
the last will and testament of Gen. j. l. Mckay,
SO long our Representative from this District in Con-
gress and so long Chairman Of the Committee of
Ways and Means, arrived in the steamer Magnolia
yesterday en- route for Liberia via Norfolk. .-
One only refuses to partake of his late masters
bounty. She will not 60, but prefers remaining
where she is, as she is. ~ .-lt Hr.ti
The negroes all young and likely, except four,
and would command from sirty to seventy foe thou.
Q md dollars cash to-day in market" Us
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Commencement at Chapel Hill.

We are authorized to state that the Valedictory
Sermon to the graduating class will be delivered on
Monday evening next the 1st Of June, by the Rev
James H. Otey, D. d., Bishop of the Diocese of
Tennessee
The Lecture before the Historical Society of the
University on Tuesday the I'd, by the Rev. Francis
L. Hawks, d. D., LII. D.
The Address before the two Literary Societies, on
Wednesday forenoon, by Henry W. Miller, Esq, of
Raleigh.
And the Address to the Alumni Association on
the afternoon of the same day, by the Hon. Warren
Wnslow of Fayetteville
These distinguished gentlemen are all alumni of
the Institution.
Thursday the 4th June is Commencement Day.
DEATH OF JUDGE BUTLER-The telegraph an
nounces the sad intelligence of the death of Judge
Butler, one of the Senators from South-C Carolina.
tic died at his residence, Edgefeld the 25th,
OF dropsy of the chest. Judge Butler was noble
specimen of the Southern patriot and gentleman,
and it will be difficult for his State to supply his
place in the Senate
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1HN SATURDAY THE itTH DAY UF JUNE, 1857
" at Weldon, the uudes signe Agent and Attorney of
the owners will expose pubic SALE auction,
five valuable lots in the Weldon AFORESAID. TI.e
warranted If required.
The said lots ihe lots known the plan of said
lots No 81, 50 and -, f beforehand disposed
of al private sae.l AID very desirable property.
TERMS SAL: c rdt of ~ months will Y ven for
a.f and for the residue of the pu,, base
n.oney 10 purchasers, u"u their ener.g into bond
ap,r.,ed surety, bearing interest rum date If sale and
pay ,Tg per cent. ia cash
Tule To sad lois Is be gver until all the purchase
money is paid.
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, Agt l. alto ney
May ~, 1857. l.oo-w3t.
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improvements in Capitol Square.

Under r. solution of the last General Assembly
his Excellency Gov. Bragg has contracted for
statue of WASHINGTON, and preparations now in
progress for placing it in the Capitol Square. The
statue is to be of bronze life size and is to repre-
sent the immortal Father Of his Country in Revolu-
tionary citizens dress, erect, with cane in his
hand 1t is to be cast by Mr.. w. j. Hubard, #
Virginia, from Houdon's marble statue of WASH.
INGToN in the rotunda of the Virginia Capitol. The
likeness is said to be the best ever taken. Tie
statue is to be placed midway between the gate and
the Southern front of the capitol; and Messrs
Maunder and Campbell, the contractors for the
stone work, are now engaged in preparing the Pc
destal. The cost of the statue will be $4,000:
Mr.. Hamilton, professional gardener is now en-
gagged, also under a resolution of the last General
Assembly and the immediate supervision and direc-
ton of the Governor, in laying off and improving
Capitol Square. Circular and serpentine walks
will be made, gravelled, the sides turfed and the
grounds generally improved and embellished Rus
tic seats will be placed in the shade of the noble
oaks in various parts of the Square.
When these various improvements shall have
been completed, Capitol Square, with the magnifi-
cent Capitol ITSELF will present objects of interest
and attraction to all and especially to persons from
distant States.
The statue will be erected, and the work on the
grounds completed some time during the ensuing
summer .... s
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FACT.-A correspondent from the country
writes US "that his contribution to New York COM
merce, through the medium of the coast wise trade,
and the parasites which cling to it. amounted out of
his last wheat crop, to five hundred dollars; where
as, his State tax did not amount to hundred dol
lars He estimates that all the charges upon his
purse growing out of the dependent relations of
virginia on the North, amount to but little under
Thousand dollars per annum." Rich. South.
The above applies with as much force to North
Carolina as to Virginia. Our State taxes are tri-
fe compared with the tribute which We pay to the
Northern and Eastern States. We pay in the first
place, not less than three millions of dollars per an
mum in tarfftaxes; and the amount paid besides in
commissions, for freight storage, and exchange is
unknown but must be very large.
But, some one asks, what of all this? We an
swer, it proves that the Union is of more substan-
tia benefit to the North than il is to the South and
it should stimulate upon all occasions to demand
and insist upon all our Constitutional rights. The
North will not throw away all these advantages and
benefits for the anti-slavery sentiment. 1t shows
also the Importance of internal improvements in the
South, and the strong necessity of opening from
ports direct trade with Europe And it should
also teach to bear State taxes with more pa
tience and composure, seeing that they may benefit
US, while the millions which we annually contri-
butng to the general government and to the North,
operate as constant drains upon our energies and
resources.
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Notice to Jail Builders.

NOtIce
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL
- the fourth Monday in May next, for the building of
Jail in the Town of Smith6eld Johnston County, North
Carolina which time the bids will be opened and the
awarded the lowest bidder when the undertaken
will be Immediately informed ofhis bids having been recev
ed when he will be required to enter into bond with salts
factory security for the faithful performance of his
Persons disposed to put in bids for the will be fur
nished plan and specifications by addressing the Jail
mittee at Smithfeld, N. c.
A. MITCHINER,
j. w. B. WATSON, .-
7. W. WHITLEY, a.
URIAH BRADLEY, 0o"'
WILLIAM HASTINGS
w. McCULLERS, JR. -f..
March 19. 1857. 3+swtf.
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RALEIGH MARBLE WORKS.

Near the corner ~ Argett and Hilnington Streets)
VlHE SUBSCRIBERS BEG LEAVE TO INFORM
IL their friends and the public generally, that they
prepared To execute all ORDERS such Monuments,
HeadSOnes, Tombs and Grave Ornaments of all descrp-
tons and will manufacture from the best italian and Amer
Marble at Northern prices and finished in the latest
and most approved style. -
Also Granite Work of all descriptions for buildings
all other purposes Mason Work, &c, done to order
n. B. All orders from distance pronp'y attended to
..- --as Address,
THOMAS GRIER,
p. MCGOWAN.
October Is, 1856. 1l54-1y.
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xNHo WANTS A CHEAP P1ANosTn

VNHO WANTS A CHEAP PIANO 2tTLIE
w subscriber has for years been engaged in the pur
chase and sale of Pianos Harps Meodans Guitars Music
&C. and being practical Musician has given entire sas
tactic He buys directly from the manufacturers and is
the reby relieved from heavy rets and other expenses
Every instrument sold by him receives his personal atten
ing cheaper than be procured any wholesale house
in the United States printed list of prices, accompa-
MED by the most unquesonabe references sent free of
charge to all parts of the world application to
JAMES NJ. EDNEY,
So, John street, New York
December 81. 1856.
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BLANK ATTACHMENTS.

"E HAVE JUST PRINTED QUANTITY OF
w blank attachments according to form furnished
by B. F. Moore, Esq 1t is doubtless the best form
the State We will send them free of postage for per
quire Blank notices To those supposing have OF
the effects of the attachee their posseSsion will be fur
nshed Mt 81 per qu!re-our usual price for blanks.
We have on hand large assortment of Court blanks,
Deeds Forthcoming bonds, Witness and Jury tickets,
Warrants &c, &c. HOLDEN & WILSON.
Nav 2.th, 1857. 81
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SELECT MALE SCHOOL,
AT OXFORD. n G..

TNHIS SCHOOL. WHICH HITHERTO Has ENJOY
y ed high degree of prosperit, under the conduct Of
JAMES H. HoRSER, A. NJ by whom it originally estab
lshed will be reopened the 18th of July and arranged
prepare bows for advanced classes the University.
For this purpose Prof A. G. Brown whose reputation
we'll known u teacher of the Ancient Classics during the
last thirteen at Chapel Hill will be associated with
the present Principal and Rev. T. j. Horner will continue
TO be Assistant Instructor
The school, thus constituted designed to be perma-
nent and of the highest grade Being divided into few
classes pursuing definite of studies considerable
time win be devoted to examination and lecture upon the
subject of every lesson by each instructor in his de-
partment.
Important advantages have been ed by the esta' .
shnent of literary society, with its library, and
cent system of discipline in which especial attention
given the habits and department of the young when
not engaged in the immediate duties of the school.
Its location is very eligible the climate of Oxford is
ceent and The commodous building lately erected stands
upon emnence in beautiful grove, beyond corpor
limits of the town. and the residence of the Prn-
cpal and other private families who will accommodate the
students with board.
Two of twenty weeks each concdiug with those
of the University compose the scholastic year. and the
price of board and tuition is ninety dollars term
Applications should be made early practicable
companied in every instance with statement of the age
and proficiency of the applicant.
April a. 1857. 11s2-w3m.
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TAX LIsTs.-We have just printed and sent out,
for the Comptroller, the tax lists for 1857. Having
heretofore bad frequent applications from Clerks
additional copies of the tax ists have this year
procured suitable paper, and can furnish Clerks or
others with any quantity desired. We will send
them free of postage for 81 per quire.
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WHOLE NUMBER 1857.
PROPOSALS
For Erecting a Marine Hospital at Whining.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Waxhtnnfan Apr-il eth 1857

tom Ne Cs ,sr- II
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
DRoposAIs WILL E1sfSai BE RsscEiYED H a. AT THis be-
O'clock, A. NJ for the construction of the Marine Hos
pita authorized TO be erected at Wilmington n C.,
O !ps saa oa TO- be r the
building separate The different kinds Of work bills Of
Of each kind of work and The total
OUT the Department reservng the right to reject
he proposals hereby invited or any parts thereof Tnep MT
Department also the right exclude the bids OF
any person or whom there just cause 70 believe
will not faithfully perurm the contracts which hey
have attempted by indrection, and all bids when
there shall be parties in interest who do not join in the
bids and all bids That upon in,es CATION are below r
Bids will not be received in gross and NO contract will
be awarded bidder unless details furnished the
Department of The prices of the different kinds work
materials which shall be subject the revision Of the
bid, the interest Of the United States may require
Ninety per cent of the amount Of work done and mae-
rss delivered according TO contract price amount 70
be asceraned by The estimate of agent Of the Depart
appointed for that pupose will be paid from time to
time the work progresses and TIN cent retained
until the comp elton of the contract and OF the
work. &C. by the agent aforesaid and to be forfeited IN the
event of non-fu6lIment of contract
Contracts will be awarded only to master builders and
mechanics and the assignment thereof except by consent
of the Secretary of the Treasury will be forfeiture Of the
Each proposal must be accompanied by written guar
anee signed BY two responsible certified to be
by the United States District Judge Attorney of the
said Dis,rc the of $4,000 for the whole work
of propurtionaie amount if any part that the bidder
WILL when required his proposal be accepted enter into
contract and bond with proper and sufficient securities
for its faithful performance. .
Form of bond and certificate required will be furnished
application TO the Department.
Plans specifications working drawings viii be ready
the 18th day of May next when they be had ap
pication TO the Department.
No iii soia be considered unless It fully complies all IL
details tcM the requirements Of this adoerfisenaent
The proposals be this Department. address
ed to Secretary of the Treasury and plainly endorsed
"Proposals for the Wilmington, n C., Marine Hospital
and will be opened O'clock p. NJ Of the last day
ed for receiving the same. -
Secretary of the Treasury.
April IA, 1857. llS0-w2m.
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SHOCCO SPRINGS,
WARREN COUNTY n. C.

UNHIS JUSTLY CELEBRATED AND POPULAR WA
II tering Place will be reopened the first of Jnne
for the accommodat on of visitors. Many Improvements
have been made the last season, which will add
much to the beauty and comfort of the Establishment
Reading Room will b. kept open for the benefit Of guests
containing the latest intelligence both political and COM
mercal large two-sory building and billiard saloon
will be constantly open the accommodation of visitors
Mr.. Thompson Tyler well known in the Atlantic Cities,
will act Caterer. Shocco Springs distant twelve
miles South from the Warrenton Depot, Raleigh
CASTOR Railroad, and accessible from all points
Large and comfortable Omn buse will always be in read
mess the arrival o each Train Cars convey
pany to the Springs in the shortest possible time.
Smiths AmOry Band will be in attendance during the
season.
SOL. d. SESSUMS.
Proprietor.
May 2s 1857. 54-7t.