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BLACKISTONE'S
PAVILION!

The undersigned, of Washington, having
taken this popular summer resort for the sea
son, is now prepared to receive guests. The
Pavilion is too we'll known 10 the citizens of
St. Mary's, 10 require particular description
this place. Good Bathing fixtures, pleas
ant and commodious chamber accommoda-
tons, spacious dining and bathrooms, with
a viranda of nearly one hundred feet fronting
the aver view. and bowling saloon will
contribute to the enjoyment and recreation of
his guests ii S tab will be supplied with
all the luxuries Of tn. water in season, ample
provision having been made for a constant
supply Of these articles. HIS bar will be
stocked with the choicest Wines, Liquor.
and Cigars. First rate cOt:llion music, dill.
gent servants, and every attention necessary
for the comfort and pleasure Of his guests are
promised to NIL who viii give him call
Those who are fond oil angling will AWAY.
find sail and fishing boats ready for their use
The fishing is very fine.
Terms, 81 so per day, or any time less thar
q week; fer a week or more 81 .25 per day
In Is the intention OF the Proprietor TO cele
btaie the 4th OF JULY on Tuesday. the 9th, By
a BA L L, --.---
and every Tuesday fortnight thereafter, there
will be ball at this Pavilion.
C. Persons visiting the Pavilion by land
can have their Horses accommodated, the
Proprietor having made arrangements with
fllas view. He respectfully soliciis the pa
tFonage OF the citizens of Sc. Mary's.
r. J. MARSHALL.
Proprietor.
July 1, ls5s-ses.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-07-29
.No1YcE OF DTnInEnn.

nnapplicsslUn cfGeo. C. Mcusxa, sAmHAsssra.
" tor Of WlllissA +. Taffton, late OF SAINT Ma.
rvs Co., deceased, Il 10 ordered by the Court
that the said administrator notify tAe CREDITORS OF
the said deceased. to le their ciAisSs against the
sAid deceased in the Register If WaAa' cfReS sN
or before tie III Tuesday Of Juiy next for dlvi.
dend, and that this order he published in The s.,
Mary Beacon once week ansii the said Bird
TdesAOy il July next. Test
!. L. Nj. RALEY,
Register of Wills,
OfSt. Mary's county, Md.
June II, i055-id.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-07-29
FIRST PREMIUM
Gbrtsbine Alatbtne.
UNIONS
ksOss Cleared T'hreshtNg sY0.
chtMeS.

HVHE superiority Of this machine WAS ftI:ly
u tested and proven ID the late Fair of the
Maryland State Agricultural SOCIETY; whea
Il entered into competition with 5 different
kInJs Ut Horse Powers and Thteshets, and ID
which, after careful e4amIns;Ion by the
Judges, the FIRST Premium was awarded
This machine Is driven by iron rods 10 place
OF band-nO time is lost IN stripping 10 lin
bands, and II Is wsffsnted 10 ou:-ihresh anV
other machine-in sh0F., u 10 the very hess
in the market. II will thresh 81 d fafF trial
from IS TO 100 bushels pr hUaf.
This machine is KNOWN ss L6nt0h's Eoss
Geared Machine (PclEOn's PdlenfJ-Ais made Of
the best maierial-warTanted 10 give satisfac=
ton, and 10 well known % the lower parts N
Maryland and VTgi0ia, to be just such "a
article as we recommend.
PTice--No. - Horse Power and ThFesh.
~ and Separator, with plated bars; hnishei
in best styie-dsliYerrd on board bf tessls ID,
Baltimore, $50. u
No. 20 Horse Power snd f'htesher; all
complete Tor threshIng. si65.
No. 3-S Horse Power and Threshet, als
complete, with Straw CsErier, S2OO.
Last season we were unable 20 Gll aif OUT
orders--all, therefore. Who jesife this ma
chine will order early, or iheY may Be diAsp.
pointed.
CO. Alsc-Aoaagossy 4 R1odlor's oetAwa.
ted Double Screen ROceoscay Fan, furnished 20
order. =
All orders By mail. Of Otherwise, promptly
Office and Warehouse. ~ g.
No: Isl n. High Street BaMimOre. =
June 3, ls5s.-Iy.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-07-29
LIGHT CARRIAGES. dc,
G0NFYRMATYON NOTCH.

George Thomas, In ST. Mary's county
We. Circuit CourI. sitting as q
Robert 8. Deans Court of Equity.
Bin liled 6ort lfe sale of Real Estate:
By virtue of authority vested in me by the
Act of Assembly In such eases made and
provided,4 hereby raiiiy and confirm the
iauslee's report made IN this cause. provided
thai no obieciio: he made thereto on or be-
fore the ItSird Monday of November next, and
provided. u copy of this order he inserted in
ahe Er Mary's Beacon once week for three
successive weeks before the said ;hIrd Mon
day or November next
The report states tha; the land sold tor ten
thousand four hundred and ninely-6Ve dol
So So JAMES r. BLACKSTONE.
Clerk Circuit Court Tor 81. Mary's county.
July 10, IS5S-3w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-07-29
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE is hereby given ihas The suhscri.
~ bers, have obtained from the Orphans
Court OF 81. Mary's county. in RFaryland. lei
ters oil administration on the personal estate
OF 'Martin, Yates, late OF said county, de-
ceased. All persons having claims against
the SAID deceased, are hereby warned % exhi
bit the same, with the proper vouches there
OF, 10 the subscribers. ON or before the 18Th
day OF January next, otherwise they may
be excluded by law from all benefit Of the said
estate. Given under our hands this 18th day
of July, 1853.
MARY Z. YATES,
JNO. Fl. YATES,
Administrator.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-07-29
NOTICE.

DY anthoriiy Of William BiIes, Owner. the
- undersigned 10 authorized 70 collec, and re-
eept for the several amounts due for the services
OF Stallion Hercnlean the present year. Persons
wbo hare not yet raid, are requested 20 do so
Immediately. Expenses incurred on account of
the horse during the season, will be settled by
the undersigned.
J. w. J. MOORE,
Leonard Town.
July 4. ls5S-4w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-07-29
.RSTR.RY ".

" AS found tied in a wheat field, about
w two weeks ago, a RED OK, with some
white spots on his belly. II is likely that the
animal has been stolen. ANY
Gperson having lost such an Ok,
can obtain him by communica-
3A<Aks ting with Jerome Hayden, living
within ~ miles of st. Joseph's Church, and
proving property. and paying the usual char.
ges.
July Is, lS58-3t.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-07-29

A
UNP ATENTED CERTIFICATES.
20 PGscRts d tte Land Qce Of Naad w S Ags COsnsg.

following Est the Unp"te Certificates which have compounded on and
the Land Office Maryland
nnce being recorded and are DESTROYED by
ranla
Act recurring the of the Land Office puieii
Of
ll,
Om ohs e{kn q
do
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-07-29
LUMBER, LUMBER,

81 100000 Feet OF Lumber and 700, OOC
Os SHINGLES and LATHE.S for sale.
We call the attention Of prompt buyers TO our
large stock OF lumber OF al! grades, qualities
and sizes. We will cut White Pine bills TO
order and furnIsd Sash, Doors, Frames, and
Planning a, Mill prices. Apply at 1872 Light
street wharf, or corner Of Eusaw and German
streets. -..
~ BURNS @ SLOAN.
Baltimore, Md.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-07-29
CONFIRMATION NOTICE.

b. L. Hayden, In the Circuit Court fsr
VS.. Saint Mary's county, sitting
IL. G. Hayden as Court OF Equity.
and others.
BY virtue of authority ves:ed in me by the
Act OF Assembly, in such case made and pro-
vided, hereby ratiiy and confirm the TruS-
tees report made in this cause, provided that
no objection be made thereto on or before the
third Monday of November next, and pro-
vided copy Of this order be inserted in the
ST. Mary's Beacon once a week tor three sue
ces$Ive weeks before the said thIrd Monday
Of November next.
The report states the Land sold for five
thousand. FIVE hundred and eighty FIVE dol
lars.
JAMES r. GLADSTONE,
Clerk.
July Is. Ie5S-3w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-07-29
CONTRIBUTION NOTICE.
July Is. le5s-3w.


Charles Bowling. In the Circuit Court for
vs.. ! ST. Mary's county. sitting
John J. Allston / as Court OF Equity.
and others.
BY virtue OF authority vested in me by the
Act of Assembly 10 such case made and pro-
vided. | hereby 1attify and confirm the Trus-
tees report made in this cause, provided tina.
% objection be made thereto on or before the
thrd Monday of November next, and pro-
vIded copy of this order be inserted in the
ST. Mary's Beacon once a week for three sue
cessIve weeks before the said third Monjay
of November next.
The report states the land sold for Two
hundred and sixteen dollars.
JAMES T. GLADSTONE,
Clerk.
July Is, Is5s.-3v.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-07-29
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE.
ANNAP OILS, NARY

UVHE next Academic year OF ST. Johns
L College, Annapolis, Maryland, will be-
gin on
w ednesday, the 9th OF October, 1858.
The location yot this Institution is in all re-
spects admirably adapted 10 academic pur
poses. Remote from the STIR and hustle OF a
large city. IT invites to Study and Literary re-
pose aud yet It's proximity Gao miles by rail
road twice day. to Washington and BalIl-
more cities, makes it perfectly accessible from
the great national lhoroughares. 4 large and
beautiful building just completed, with &C.
cOmmOdatiOns for one hundred and fifty 81 l.
dents, affords greatly Increased facilities Tor
the education Of youth A Dormitory, very
cOmmOdIous and well ventilated, with large
study rooms attached, will, under the constant
supervision vi the Projects, afford to young
boys that daily and nightly supervision which
IS found Indispensable in the education of
youth. The very central position OF Annap
oils, whether considered in reference to the
State or the country generally. and its perfect
healtliulneSs and exemption from the er-
trencs OF heat aud cold. point It out as one Of
the most desirable spots for seat of learning.
Every possible facility for exercise is afforded
by Large and beautiful grounds. A water
right oil some three. quarters of a mile, afford
means OF swimming, bathing and skating, all
within College bounds.
The College Campus affords the finest field
for the regular infantry drill and occasional
parade. Nor are III" advantages in a schUl-
astIc point Of view, at all less striking. With
all It's Chairs filled by men in the prime Of
life, and freshness of " gOr, the Institution is
prepared TO take its place by the side of the
most prominent schools in the andas an edu
Gator oil youth. Its facilities for discipline are
much more than usually abundant. To the
South, especially, is an institution situated
just as this is, most inviting. All that is re
gIired to the completion OF an Under Grad
uaie Course. clothing alone excepted, may
be had at the rate Of two hundred and fifty
dollars per annum. Gentlemen having a son
or ward at the Naval School and members Of
Congress from distance would find it most
convenient to inquire particularly into the
character OF this I~slituiion. A punctual at
tendance, on or by the FIRST day OF the aca-
demic year. (Which begins on the first We'd
nesday in October and ends the first Wednes-
day in August fellowing.) Is most earnestly
requested, and will he most convenient TO the
student, as choice Of rooms depends on the
time OE his arrival. y Fer further information
and circulars, apply to
REV. G. X. NELSON. d. D.,
Principal of st Johns College,
Annapolis, Md.
July %, Is5s-tOctl.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-07-29
.fTKN~S
AUTOMA~ON OR SELF.RAkING
REAPER AND MOWER.

vltHE greatest Labor-Ssving MACHINE
- eves Invented.
Tue only machine with which ONE BOY
eau cut grain alone and rake il ready for bind
ing. This Reaper and Mower stands withou,
rival wherever used. The following refer
pnces are appended 10 satisfy the farmers o.
81. Mary's thar the ''Self Raking Reaper" j.
what il is fepresented to be: J. T. Blackstone
Z. Z. SpaidIng. Thomas Hebh, Jno. Fl. Tho
mas. Planters can obtain this Machine b,
early application TO the Agent.
J. w. J. MOORE,
Agent for ST. Marv's county.
At Leonard Town, Nd.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-07-29

NJ. r. BLACKSTONE offers himself to
che voters of ST. .Mary's county as a5candi
dale for Sheriff in 1859. aud solicits the votes
Of his friends and the pubic.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-07-29
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE
10y Virtue oil authority as administrator oil
- William c. Blair, late of Saint Mary's
county, deceased, the undersigned will offer
at public sale. IN Leonard Town, on
= Tuesday, the Sd day Of August NEXT,
- the Schooner "ERIN," together
IN with her boats and tackle. This
.M1l vessel is about sixty tons burden,
. land il well adapted Tor the Pur-
poses Of ordinary freightiug. She has boon
pecentiy thoroughly repaired and furnished
with an entire set Of new calls.
THE TERMS OF sale are One hundred
dollars cash, and the balance in six months
from the day OF sale. the purchaser 10 give
his note, with security 10 be approved by the
administrator. for the deferred payment. a
good and clear title viii BE- given 70 purchaser
SAMUEL BLAIR.
July q, 1855.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-07-29
NOTICE.


= UCKETT s. YOUNG have removed from
- M. ll9 Lombard street to No. "A South
street, 2 doors South of Lombard.
Baltimore, July 29th-lm.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-07-29
FOR SHERIFF.

j. THOMPSON YATES, grateful to his
friends and tie public fur the liberal support
he received ut the late election, presents him
self again 10 q candidate for Sheriff in 1859
and respectfully solicits their suffrages.
Nov. IL, 1867.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-07-29
CONTRIBUTION NOTICE.

Robert Neale.
vs.. Ia st. Mary's county
James Shemwell Circuit court, sitting as
and Court of Eouitv.
Charles Ii. Briscoe.
by virtue of authority vested in me by the
Act of Assembly in such case made and pro-
vIded, | hereby ratify aud confirm the Trus-
tees report made in this cause, provided tina,
no objection be made thereto on or before the
third Monday OF November next, and pro
vIded copy of this order be inserted in the
81. Mary's Beacon once a week for three sue
cessIve weeks beio:e the said third Monday
OF November next.
The report states the lot sold for one thou
sand and FIVE dollars.
JAMES T. GLADSTONE,
Clerk.
July Is, lS5S-3w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-07-29
SUMMER GOODS.

at cost for cash, or at avery small advance
10 punciual time customers. He invites bis
friends and the public to give him an easly
cah.
June "a. I058-tE
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-07-29
TURNZP SEEDS.

TUST received and Cor sale. lot Of IesE
q TurniP Seed. BY - Il
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-07-29
NAMES or LANDS.

The Meadows,
Poverty,
Poverty NolIs,
The Vineyard with Addition,
Addison to Thomas Venture,
Gaugh's Adventure, -.
Point Re-Surveyed,.
Neighborship, :.
Discovery.
HarrisOn's Vexati0u, :.
Lancaster's Discovery. :.
RadnOr's Addition; :.
Mammals Lot, :.
JosApa's Plains, :.
MannaIi's Re-Survey, :.
Prices Hills. :.
Shaw's Retreat, ..
Simmons Outlet, :.
Summers Lot, ..
Sothuron's Luck, :.
Edwards Freehold Re-surveyed,
The Middle Tract, :.
Wathan's Disappointment, {.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-07-29
TO TOBACCO pr ANTERs,
KETTLEWEiLs
Manipulated Guano!

Manipulated tuano!
Proceed By srperieacc to BE- thsbsse FesfiR
=er knoscn .fos the grosslh aud In
PrcremeRf IF quality If the To-
kscco fissE
THIS OUANo has been thoroughly tested
u fcs several Seasons on aI crops with mis-
verssi success. add can be no longer rexaratA
as al experiment,
No. I-FiAf bess Peruvian
Phosphate. !
NO , ID and a-S-sntimately integresed BY
machinery.
We challenge Peruvian Guano. nourS e.
pound, on 6rst ernp. and IN seeosd eecp ana irs-
pSOvement Of soll il admits OF no eonhparison. "a
For IssseeO It j: greatly superior, producing q
much heavier and ficher leaf
fH. G. s. XIV.
81. .W4ys References: GEO.sE Il: MeasAss,
aESRv SeyaoReH.
Montgomery Ceanfy.
N. Q, ptekerscA, ESQ. sAys "say Tobacco N
very superior TO what have raised ~ith Perua
Wan, and its effect upon grass exceeAs aAy thine
r. NJ. GriiltA Of same county, ,es,ikes an Soe~
lowsa
@Nss hayiensvilie, Ssn. sea. 1859.
JEo. KkrfLkwELL> Esql
| My dear Sir:--l. affords me pleasure "a fnfoFSa
You of the result from the use Of Ke,tleweIlI
Mapiputnled GuRno, on my corn, Unaa. sobaccN
aid wheat crops. lfused II hast Bpsinr ON ia,
corn and oats, side by side &ish A No peru.
Wan Guano, and saw but little difference IL any.
| should decide IN favor of the Manipnsate,a Guaa
no. For tobacco ! much prefer il, "a il gives
the plant q much finer texture, which IL, Of
course, ofg great advantage to its curing. From
the satisfactory results I experienced on my
Spring crops, ! ordered 4 tons lasl Frlt Tor \, 3
wheat, which at THE uhie looks equally Al pro.
Z missing as any Of my peighbors where Peruvian
GuanO has been used. Several of NV neighborm
also have tried it and are very much pleased with
its results.
With the highest consideration OF RESPECT,
l am very truly yours, &C.,
F. NJ. GRIFFITH.
Extract Of letter from COL Geo, w, Eyvehe.,
Of West River, Anne Arundel county, Oct. 21d,
1857:
81 have used YOUR Manipulated Quans No. 4,
on Tobacco the last season, arith Most .xeelIeai
effect, and expect to increase my purchase of it
next Spring for the same purpose"
Our agents in Petersburg, Virginia, a large
Tobacco district. refers 20 II as fellows:
JOHN HONLEst,T, A k,zn.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-07-29

DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHLP.
vR~HE firm of Lancaster & Herbert is this
Il day dissolved my mutual consent. Jas.
r. Herbert is alone authorized 10 use the name
of the late 6rm in settlement; of it's business.
All persons having claims will present; all
indebted will please pay him.
B. b. LANCASTER,
JAS. r. HERBERT,
Bait, June 80, 1858.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-07-29
A LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining IN the Post Office nc Leonard
Town. the 3Oth Of June, n not taken out
before the LIST day OF October. 1853. will
be sent to the Post ofice Department rs
dead -
Beanan. Miss Mary A, 1; Cole. Robert,
/; CrockwelI, J. Richard, .; Greenweli, A.
C., 1; GreenwelI, Misr Annie, |; Moore.
Thomas j., |; Painter, Abfsm, I Person,
Robert L., l; Price. Mss Eliza, Sanders,
Joseph. !; Sillmond, Thomas. I Spencer,
Mrs. Kate, 2; Schlessinger, Lewis, !; Wood
burn. Jonathan. |.
VIM. YATES, p. n.
Leonard Town, Md.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-07-29

NOR Sale by JOHN A. BURROUGHS
u ChaPtieO, at iOscest prices. He will also
sell his stock of
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-07-29
Our agents in Petersburg, Virginia, a large
Tobacco district, refers 20 II as follows:
JOHN RoWLErT d co,
SoEE AuEkfs F0R
KETTLEwELLE MANfPUt'D otJAN0,

soto AGEkrs FoR
KETTLEWELLE MANfpUt'D 0t1ANO,
This most valuable manure was first brought
out under the name Of Reeses MANIPULATED Gu.
ano, but was originated by John KettIeSeli,
Esq, Of Baltimore, and manufactured in his
works by hiss machinery, which he has Eow "a
ken charge of himself, and 10 engaged on a very
extensive scale. We especially beg leave 10 calf
1t to the attention Of tobacco growers--as il haa,
superseded all other Notwithstanding d nue..
heavier and richer plant than that grown froT.
the Peruvian. We deem any further common,
unnecessary. but vii submit The following nafnes
for references.
r. p. ATKINSON, Dinwiddie,
"A. A. WtSFREE; Chestr.
F. d. WILLS, Prince Georges.
7. b. DYSON, Nortawnv.
Maj. n. n. NEBLETT; No.sowsy.
J. w. Cook, Brlheld.
J. S. HARRIS, Brunswick.
w. M. GILL, Dinwiddie, -
o. p. HARE, Prince ueofge.
j. w. REESE, Belfeid.
DIR. II. G. HUNT. GreensvilIe.
u. SMITH, Lunenburg.
Persons ordering direct or through their Gnms
mission Houses will please specify Ksitlt,eeu'S
manipulated GuAno--the original and gen,hus
article.
No. !, per ton of 1900 lbs, as.
=, 6" " 30.
Put up in good strong bags.
JOHN KkTTLEwELL,
Or,
q. ODER. General Agent.
No. . Bowiys Wharf, baltimore, Md.
May 70, 1858.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-07-29

COMPREHENSIVE.
THE undersigned have this day formed a
Il Partnership for the prosecution of To
bacco and Produce Commission Business,
under the firm OF Jas. r. Herbert & Bro.
JAS. r. HERBERT,
NJ. II. HERBERT.
Baltimore, June 50, is5s-uy22.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-07-29
DIED

AZ The residence Of Ribert Crane, in Saint
Infgoes district. On Friday mssninn The 25th
instant, MA Ann Watts, iii the 9th year Of her
On Sunday norning last, IN Ctlaptico district,
tllenH, wife Of Frances Matfiuglys sged abcaas
% years.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-07-29

On eke 21S instant, nv Rev. Mr.. McNul-
lin, Parry Combs TO Mrs Harriet P. Courtney.
On che 9th Instant, hy Rev. Mr.. McMulIip.
ThoGaas w. Beale % Josephine Mckay.
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uttering the most horrible cries and promising
to shave the little man until the last moment
OF his life. He used the most touching argu-
ments to soften the heart of his tormentor; but
the little man was not to be affected. In fact.
he opened his thumb and fore finger, which
held the barber, and he descended from this
great height, beating about like one fying.
sometimes his head uppermost, and sometimes
his feet -
During these somersets, he perceived from
time to time, his adversary above him, leaning
over the terrace, his face white with lather
holding his sides and roaring with laughter
AT the same time he heard him rapidly utter
the eternal "Lather away" His sensations
were dreadful as he approached the earth. His
whole body shivered cOnvulsively, his respira-
ton was painful, his breast heaved, and he
curled himself into the smallest dimensions like
q snail.
In moment he would be crushed. Mean
while, as he approached the earth the move
ment was less rapid Finally, it appeared so
slow, that it seemed as if he was supported in
the air. Some good angel, touched with COM
passion for him, had received him in its arms
So, instead of being crushed to atoms, he felt
himself softly resting upon the earth, with the
sound OF pleasant music ringing in his cars
And turning round, he felt something soft lying
10y his side-it was his wife Worthy couple
They had both fallen asleep at the same time
and the barber, to his great joy, found he had
been dreaming
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Miscellaneous,
OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,} I
4

May Is. 1853.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that sealed proposals
VIII be received at this Department until the I4th
DAY OF June proxmo, for the issue of any portion,
or the whole, Of four millions Of dollars in Treasury
Notes In xchange for gold coin of the United States
deposited with the Treasurer of the United States,
the treasurer Of the Mint at PhIladelphia, the
treasurer OF the Branch Mint at New Or cans, or
the Assistant Treasurers at Boston, New York
charleston, or st. Louis, within ten days from the
acceptance of such proposals, under the authority
OF The act Of Congress entitled An act to authorize
the issue of Treasury Notes." approved 23i De-
cember, 1857.
The Treasury Notes will be issued upon the re-
celpt here OF certificates of deposite with those
oeers tn the credit of the Treasurer of the United
States. They will he made payable to the order of
such bidder or bidders shall agree to make such
exchange at the lowest rate of interest not exceed
ing SIX per eentnm per annum, and will carry such
rate from the date OF the certificate OF such deposite
The proposals must state the rate of intetest
without condition ard without reference to other
BIDS and contain other rac ionaI rates than QUE
lourth ore half, or reeOurths of one per centum
'Dne per centum Of the amount proposed to he ex-
changed must be depoatod with one of the treasury
oicers above enumerated, whose certificate of sucb
deposit must accompany each proposal, as security
Tor It's iu!flment. the proposal is not accepted,
directions will be given to return such
dcposite. Should the proposals. he variant from the
provisions OF the act of Congress, of this notice.
they will not be considered
All proposals under this notice must be sealed,
ana inscribed on the outside Proposals for Treas
ury Notes" They will he opened at this department
HOWELL COBB,
iIa 10 -GWtl4J une. Secretary of the Treasury,