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oh A n G e OF d AY.

| A n n Il
BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET Comply,
Steamer EOLUS, carrying .. s. Maa, from
| Norfolk and Portsmouth to Fort Monroe
| Eastern Shore, Matheaos County,
| Gloucester, and Yorktoacn.
| The new and Fast Steamer EOLUS Captain P.
McCarrick, will, on and after the 18th of Sep
TENDER, leave the Government Wharf Norfolk,
daily at 6% o'clock, and Portsmouth, at O. clock.
| A. NJ,
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRI
| DAY,
For Matthews and Gloucester Counties and York
EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT-
| URDAY,
For Cherrystone.
| This Steamer connects with the Baltimore
| Steam Packet Company Steamers Louisiana and
Adelaide, for Baltimore, and the Steamers Thos.
Collyer and City of Richmond, for City Point and
Richmond
Through Tickets sold on this Steamer to Balti-
more, City Point, Richmond and her connec-
tiOns.
This steamer is especially adapted to the service
in which she has been engaged, being very fast
having made the run in q hour less than any
other Steamer on the route-having fine accom-
modatlons, and is noted as an excellent sea boat,
and VIII make her trips regardless of the weather.
For Freight or Passage, apply to the Clerk of
the Steamer, or at the Office of the Company.
Fare to Old Point, so Cents.
Pare from Norfolk to Mathews, Glouces-
ter, Yorktown, and Cherrystone, $3.50
Fare from Old Point to Mathews, Glou-
cester, Yorktown, and CherIystone, 100
Fare from Cherrystone, Mathews, and
Gloucester CO. IS and Yorktown to Bal
timore, 600
Fare from Cherrystone Mathews, and
Gloucester CO.'S and Yorktown and
Richmond, 400
sep12-tf T. ii. WEBB, Agent.
NJ. F. S. BOSWELL. JOHN F. DORSETT.
Dos w ELL 81 DOR SETT,
Id Wholesale
GROCERS AND LIQUOR DEALERS.
ALSO,
General Forwarding and Commission Mer-
chants,
For the sale of Tobacco, Grain, Flour, Bacon,
&C., &c,
I43 Pratt street, Baltimore,
Opposite Maltby House.)
sepl2-lm
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THE NORFOLK AcADEMY.--This old and popularin-
stitution, situated at the corner of Catharne and
Charlotte streets has been turned over to the trus-
tees, and there is every prospect of its being re-
opened in a short while. For year or two it has
been occupied as Military Hospital, and the sur
rounding lawn as an encamping ground, but by re-
cent order ofthecommanding General, the building
and grounds have been vacated by the soldiers
and the establishment will, for the future, be de-
voted to its original uses. This is matter of
general congratulations and one in which large
class of the youth Of Norfolk deeply interested.
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NOR SALE.--A Wood Lighter. car
rying 30 Cords of Wood, in good condi-
ton, will be sold cheap for cash. Apply to
j. 7. DUNBAR,
sepl2-tf liz South Church Street
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sen4-tds

VERY VALUABLE TRUCKING
v Farm for Sale at AuctiOn.-I will
offer for sale, the 18th of September, the Farm
recently occupied by Mr.. Wentworth Mix, on the
road leading to Lambert's Point.
The Farm contains 65 acres, of which about so
are cleared and under good fence, with good
Dwelling and all necessary Out-houses.
The Land is well calculated for Trucking pur-
poses, and fronts on two roads, Lambert's Point
and Indian Poll.
If not disposed of privately, it will be offered
at my Auction House, at IL o'clock ON the day
above named, at public auction. Terms easy.
F. F. FERGUSON,
au22 AuctioGeer
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MILITARY CouRr-Maggie Smith, colored,
charged with breaking into the house of Amy
Williams, and stealing clothes, was sentenced to
work on the Government farm for six months.
William johnson, colored, charged with disor
derby conduct, and resisting the police, was sem
fenced to the hard labor prison for twenty days.
Benz, Fulferd, colored, same offence, same SEN
tence. hH- 9h
Emma Lewis, colored, charged with disorderly
conduct, assault and battery, and contempt of
Court, Was sentenced to six months on Govern
ment farm.
Sarah James, colofed, charged with assault and
battery, and threatening the life of Emma Will
liams, was sentenced to six months on the Govern
| ment farm
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WAREHOUSE At AUCTION.-Th
wv Brick Warehouse. No. 5 CampbelPs

w BFlck warehouse, No. CampbelPs
Wharf. at present occupied by Turner & Co.
This Property is so well known that it is use
less to say more than it will be sold at Public
Auction
ON FRLDA Y the 18th inst, at IL O'CLOCK,
unless sooner disposed of at Private Sale.
The Property is under a ground rent of 237
40-l00 per annum. -
F. F. FERGUSON,
sep4-tds Auctioneer,
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AUCTION SALES.
BY f. f. Ferguson.

MOS Il DESIRABLE MARKET
lNl Square Property for Sale at Auc-
toni will sell at Public Auction, on the 2Jth
inst, if not sooner disposed of privately, that
valuable and most desirable
.a, Brick House and Lot,
TWO TENEMENTS, Nos. 10 and IL, onwest side
Market Square,
This Property is one of the best stands on the
Square. The House contains IA Rooms, with
large Warehouse in the rear, Brick Kitcheas,
Csterns, Paved Yard, every convenience fer
the accommodation of families, and could be
easily made two Residences. 1t is now used for
a Private Boarding House, for which it is admi-
raby adapted.
The Stores are roomy, and have an excellent
Basement to each.
For terms, &C., apply to -
F. E. FERGUSON,
sen6-tds Auctioneer.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE of 1,196
N Acres of valuable and Heavily
Timbered Land in Princess Anne Co.,
lying on the AlbemaPle and Chesa-
peake Canal and North River, Is miles
from Norfolk.
At TTCTION
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PORTSMOUTH SAVINGS BANK
NOTES.

or 5000 of the issues Of the above Savings
Bank may be bought by applying to the owner
through Day Book Office. sept-3t7
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SCHOOL CoMMIss1oNERs.-Th Board of School
Commissioners for the city of Norfolk;
John B. Whitehead, District No. l.
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SPEoIAL SALES OF sERvIeRADLE
. DRAFT HORSES,


aGLRrERSAsrKR GESERAL's oITIGE,(
wASHISdrOS, D. O., Juno !, 1865
by direction Of the QuarterIhAstoT GonerAl,
lherG will 10 sold at public auction TO the highest
bidder, at the times hnd places named hslow,
viz: ~ ..'itl srT -
GIEsBORo, 2, @, MONDAY, June q, 1865.
GIRsBORo, D. O., SATURDAY, Juno 10, 1876.
GIEsBORO, d. G.; MONDAY, June II, 1883, ,,
BALTIMORE, Md, WEDNESDAY, June II,
wrLLiIsSssspokT,, Pa, SATURDAY. June II.
wEsT S.aI Pa, SATURDAY. June IT,
0IEsB0Ro, D, c., SATURDAY, June II, IsGs, e
GlEsBoR0, D, q, MONDAY, June 10, 1885.
0IRsBoRO, n O. ,sATURDkY, jams "a, 1884
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, SATURDAY, June -,
eIEsBoRo, D. G, MONDAY, June %, lsos. of, b,
PITTSBURGH, PA, SATURDAY, July n 1883.
0lEsBORO, ID. O., SATURDAY, July I, 1855.
Two hundred ssrviesablo DRAFT HorsesfAt Gheh
place. AL r.FiFu.
An opportunity to parehAse a superior elasL Of
DrAf Horses, nj far less than their true yAlus q
now Afforded 70 the public. The animals, thOpgh
sound and servioeAble, arc no longer required Ia
the army, aud must be sold The Attontiog Of
managers Of city railroads and Of mAhufAetofiss
IL especially called 10 these sales.
Horses sold slngly. eales 10 commence al 10 q.
m. TsTms--Casb, In Ugitod slAIos currency.
gteainboat for oissboro win leave seventh
m. 10 D. m.,. 90 y JAMES A. EKiN,
~. J. Bgeyet Brigadier General In charge,
IeB-25t Rrsl Division q. ~ q. Q.
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Balsinaors MARKET.

fRtDAr, JUNE y, 1863.
tPFfees 0tOs bsloO reJsr 10 tOAolssdLs opsrdtl ps
OaiB, raIsss other'olas eFPrssssd, !
CoFRHE.--Market dull; 10 sales for several
days, and prices nominal at 2IEa2i cts foT prime
FLouH--Is heavy for common quality; good
aud choice Howard street super aud extra brasds
for retailing, scarce and held arm. Very lhtle
demand for export, and prices generally favor
S%Sysr. The receipt, are inProy I'm .S ,nS
range d follows, viz: Howard street super, 1.B2
aE75i DO, do. extra, ssas, D do. do. family,
50as9. 49, Ohio super and cut extra, "a STlya
N.63xi do. do. extra, a. 75afS; do family, ~ (;
City Mills, good 70 fancy brands super, hy5Oa
1.o2; do dipping brands extra, - 90; standard
extra, tsAss, 25i Baltimore tAmily, Ell do. ingh
grade extra, 500 Rye Hour, 80. Corn IAoal
City Mills and Brandywine, ~ per Dbl.
0RAn.-wheat-ro-d day 1880 bushs. whitn
and s,lOo bushs. red received; soles Of Loo
eushs white at u ,a5at2 rs, including lot ofla5
SSSrs, ~ sa SssIsss s Sos Zoo SasS.
u. 7Oafl75. Corn-fo day 5000 bushs. re-
sSived salo4 Of go bushs. aI ~, 800 hushs In
iSlOT yellow at 50 ets,, add 5000 bashs prime
90, At 10 cts. per bush. Oats--S,O0O bushels
Saeredi market dull, no sales reported. Rye
last sales At 50 cts. per bush. u ..I.....,..t .-
aoLAssEs, Nothing doing, -. ..
PROyisIoNs.--We notice sales not before re-
ported Of 10 bbls. moss pork at ~ 10 5000
bs. bacon shoulders in boxes al ltIS ets. -
ucS: Western lard A. 10 cts. Bacon -hams are
held arm a. 2iI<a25 els for best sugar cured
1ihya.ed No ehange In prices Of shoulders aud
,saaes, from lObbeTs we quote the former atilSa
sts,, anatho latter Al lea IOIl cts. per ID. A.
equality IL ~ - 80 T
SrdAR.-MarketS all aud prices favor buyers
Alss to-day 0uly 10 hhds. Porto Rico, At II 1fe.
Ald - hhds. cqSA VI l2lSe, PaT ID.
sEEhA-Nething doing ~ rs was offered for
AIS last sale waa Al ~ 10 per gallon. fr .U
lohAIC0.--We notice sales yesterday and to-
tay OF " hhds. Ohio, embracing sound eOmIpon
'ogSod red al sa4la Z. - =. " ..I- +
l., WooL,-.in the absence o. demand and with
Ass receipts prices have further re0sded, We
~ mo range at close, via; Tor unwash0d 3ia
~ l9e- washed Aia60o., aeeea, washed, 4sa52c,
'1a pulled A5a52c. Per ID. - q as,I La. ~
,.,W,asHr.--lt 10 generally hold al e3i0 per
@'i0hi no sales worthy Of notice, N ~
..F - lyrdd p aat I
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, oUARTEEHAsT GEHERAL's OHYfCB,
" 'BRIRsT DIyIsIoN,
WAsnIBGTOH CTR, Nay -, 1880.
VIII Be sold at public auction, TO the highSs
bidder, at 0leabOrO' ID. O., on
FRIDAY, June 2 1895, f..... p
TUESDAY, Junes 1855,
THURSDAY, June 8, 1888,
,. FRIDAY, June Q, 1885,
And on TUESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY
OF zach week thereafter during the month d
fWS HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES EACH
VAN. ~ DAY. .
bargains may be had.
HSTSSs sold SlRgly. Sale 70 commence Al II
q. IN. Terms cash, In United States currency.
stsambqAt for 0isabOrO' will leave seyebtl
N. 10 p. m, 1.. mad. JAMES A. kklN,
BreVet BfgAdiVy General, IN charge FRS
Division ouaftsTmAbtsT Generals omss.
%SSc5le9 4. tAw ! wg
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ID no P6sALsaFOR ,FUEL1


100 QuAhTHRnAsTER Is OFTICR, u. 3. NJ G.,
L. Ea.- wAsHINurON, June 3, 1898. 4
Sealed proposals will be received at this 09ice
until FRIDAY, the 9Th day OF July, ls65, 1t
o'clock, y. m. for supplying Wood and Coal 10
the United stsies, APrines a. Washington, D. o.,
during the fiscal Year ending 3Oth Junc, sd0.
The Wood to be good morohantAble oak, and 10
be delivered, piled, measured, and Inspected at
such points within the walls Of tho Marina IlaT-
racks AZ may be designated by the Commanding
Marine ofloer free ofCxPense to the United States
The Goal 70 be best White Alb Anthracite Egg
Coal, free from dust aud 10 weigh 2,2tO lbs! 10
the ton TO be weighed, Inspected, and delivered
at such points within tho wAllH Of the Marine
Barracks ~ may be designated by the Command.
ing Marine O1leor, free Of expense 10 the United
States, aud both Wood and Coal to DO furnished
upon the quarterly acquisitions Of the CommaSd.
ing OneeT showing the quantities required
AEreeably 70 regulations. PaytAsntH VIII be
made upon the receipt Of accounts duly authelti-
Gated by said Commanding OnieeT. =. ~ r
Z A guRrantyto be signed by two 70 sponsible per-
sons, whose responsibility must bs certified 10
by the United states District Judge, United states
District Attorney. or United States Collector,
must accompany each proposal otherwise Il will
To DO endorsed Proposals for Pusl," and
addressed to the undersigned.
W. D. SLACK,
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sPECIAL yoTTCEs.


- Calvary baptist Church meets
every sabbath IN the Old Trinity Church, on
Hifth street, between + and Louisiana avenue.
Service q u .. m. ahd Tl<p m. Seats free.
Rev. T. X Houls,,. psstor.. janle-h
as- New Yorn STATE ssIaisrIs, Agency
removed as arrest, between Twelfth aud Thif-
teenth streeta. All Information OF interest Or
value 10 the soldiers OF New York, or theit
friends, furnished grAluitousiy upon applieatlon
a their new rooms, either In Psrson or By Letter,
No. 2S3 street, between Twelfth and Thir.
teeuth slresta 'tT'aI7Tt NH -satuthu
esrPcsple's 9'slegraph New FIFsi
CLAas LISRA. direct % nEW YORK, BOSTON,
AID 70 important Pointa. Washington Oaoes
REPUBLICAN BUlLDINo, sil Ninth strss.
west side,l corner Pehnsylyania avenus and
Sixth street, under National Hotel, and corner
Fifteenth aud y strsetn, opposite Treasury bund
ing. Lay..g.L- IA I'd CHARLES D. MOVES,
feb16-u Manager Of Washington District
Rs- aeorgstSvgn. : The Reppblioan
can b obtained every evening Al the Book and
Variety Store u O, CRANDKLL, No, l2s Bridge
street, GEORGETOWN. Ia9i-H
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Jss.t9
NOTICE. SALE OF ARMY MULES.

ouAKTERNAsTER 0EEERAL's OHEICE,l
.tg..r wARHINaroE, ID. c., May Is, 1855.
MANY THOUSANDS OF MULES are being
disposed Of ut public sale, at Washington.
The sales will eontinns until the number Of
animals Il reduced IN Proportion % the reduction
Of the armies, now going on rapidly.
There arc In tho armies Of the Potomac, OF the
THOUSAND OF TiiE FINEsT six. NULL
TRkNs IN TBE WORLD, wv
Many az them were bought In tho baglnning
Of the war, AZ youne mules, accompanied the
armies In all thslr marches and camps, and are
thoroughly broksn, hardened by exercise, gentls
the soldiers,
and the North alao has suffered from the train o.
animals, taken 70 aurpty the armiue
! These animals are sold al public auction
THY WILL NOT BRING, ANYTHING LtKl
THEIR TRUE VALUE; aud such opportunities
for farmers u get working animals 70 stock theil
farms, and for droyors and dealers IN stock Il
make good speeulAtions, w purchasing them
aud disPosing Of them in The south, win nSyeI
occur again. N. @. MEIGs, NJ
my29TaOt Breyst Major General.
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washington Market.

The market this morning was very full
Prices ranged as follows;
Beef, lSasOc per ID Dried beef, 25aSOe per II
Pork, lSa2Oc per ID Butter, 35atje Perlb
Mutton, l5a25c per Id Choose, 2Je perlb
Veal, 2nA35e por ID Sturgeon, l2llc per ID
Corn beef, lba2Oe per ib Eggs, 33a40c per dozen
Corn pork, lsa20c per ID Cat nsh, 2ic per beh
Lamb, 2Oa25e per ID Irish potatoes, zoe pk
Han, 27A2Sc per ID Dried peaches, lA4l 40
Sliced ham, Soc per ID squash, 4Oca50c doI I q
Oranges, 75al95e per doEApples, VI per peck
Lemons, b0ca4l per doE Dried apples, u pr pk
Rhnbarb, 6al0c per bch Corn Meal, u. 20a1. "a
Radishes, DC per beh Corn, 1. 20at1 Is
Onions, Sc par bunch shlpstuh, Doc AL
Carrots, &c per bnneh Brown stud, 90 . zoe
Lettuce each, SRbe Shorts, 5Oe
Beans, Zoe per peck Gals, D0an .I
HAlibut, 25e per III. Rye, u. 2j Er
Perch pr bnneh, zoe Middling, aOcasl
Tomatoes, 40ATbe per doE Hay, eYt, ". 75al 40
squads, ~, per pair straw, VI .DOa4l. 10
spnnE chicken, Tbatl ~ CrAbs, 90 cts per dOEsn
Green peas, 25e Per PIX Ducks, eI. 30 per Pr
Cherries, lOa2Dc prot Early lk cabbage, l5asO'
Pine Apples, Doc Tnrnips, 6Oas0c per PIX
Sea Bass, ISe pr h. Turtls, iha4e each
GOOssberries, l0c pr qi Clans, " pr hundred
CucnmbSrs, G0e per doh Beots, 5alOc per bunch
Beans, 75casOe per PIX June apples VI per pk
Raspberries, zoe pc at New potatoes Soc perPk
Outfants, zoe per qL BlaekbC rries, Doc per ut
Lobster, l5c per IL sheep Head, lRs2 each
Rock, zoe per bunch Trout, 2se per ID
shoulders, lSa2OcpeTlb Goldfish, lbc Per lby
Middiing, 22a2je per Id Pike, 80 per lb =
Lard, 2je per ID Aprieots, 2Je per doI
Jowl, Ice per ID Pear, - per PIX
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Tue FUNERAL or THE Rev. II. N. SIZES.
The funeral Of the late pastor Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church took place yesterday afternoon,
and was largely attended by the reverend clergy,
the Masonic fraternity, and large eoHeonrse Of
citizens. The following named elergymeu we're
present; .... .
T. z. Phelps, Presiding Elder Of the Washing
ton District John Bauahan, Presiding Elder Of
the Virginia District; L. n Morgan, Leonard G..
Gardiner, II. q. MeNemar, W. T. d. GLENN, vii.
liam b. Edwards, d. D.; II. G, Mcdaniel, Or.
Ryan, y. NJ. Dickson, William Hamilton, d. D. ;
NJ A. Turner, George V. Jeech, u. N. Brown,
John q. Smith, J. q. Butlor, J. N. Coombs, NJ.
Pumly, d. IT, Marks, Mr. Cross, aud Dr.. Me-
Murdy; and Major Robert Clarke, United
States volunteers. id
Tomorrow the pulpit Of the East Washington
Church will be allied by the Rev. J. y. Stiff, a
young clergyman well known In this city.
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FREsH BEEF AND VEGETABLES.
-.". 70 H1vf DEPARTMENT,
BrHEAu or rRoyISloss ASp CIornISo, (,

a.". 70 nhvf DEPARTMENT
BUREAU or PRovisioss AEp CLOrHINa,
Ir rL..I nHlai .y.lr1u June n, Is85. y
Sealed Proposals, endorsed Proposals. for
Presh Beef aud Vegetables, will be received
nj this Bgrean until 2 clock, y, m, gu tho lat
day u July next, for the supply OF IS 900 pounds
Of FHEslI BEEF aud 5000 pounds of fRgsH
vE0sTABLEs, at tho Washington Navy Yard
aud Station rs required The Beef aud VegttA.
bleS must be Of good quality, aud tho best tbs
market affords, aud each article must be offered
for by the pound. Tho beef IN be In equal pro.
portions, fore aud hind quarters. .
Bonds, with approved security win DO required
In one half the estimated amount Of the contract,
and twenty poT cent, In addition wall bs with
held from the amount or each payment To be
made, as collateral security for the due perfotm-
anee Of the contract, which will, on no aecopnt
be paid until u IL full y complied with. -
Every offer made must be accompanied by a
written guaranty, signed by ons or moro rdsV0n-
sible parsons, that tho bidder or bidders will "
his or their bids be accepted, enter into an obi.
ton within ave days, with good and 81 n lent
HuEetieS to furnish tho articles proposed.
No proposal will be- considered unless Reedm-
panied by such guaranty, and by satisfacibry
evidence that the bidder II . regular dealet In
the articles brofOSed aud has tho license required
The Department. reserves the right 70 reject Any
proposal nOteOllsidOrcd AdvantRg cous 10 Che GpV-
efhtnent. 100 EfHsHtil ~. !" tiFI"' Je1islOt
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A TLANTIo STEAMSHIP co.'s LINE
soRRw STEAMERS
,.U Trr t.rr5 BRTwEEH o., .s..r 100 =,
NEW YORK, WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA,
AND ,GEoRqETowN. u
...,, "a. iBTEAMRRs ai.ry.g j, .


Il @. KNIGHT, Captain :. J. Mason, I,
JOHN GIBSON, JR. Kelly, rs
Leave Pier No. u, North River, Nov York, htt
O'clock, p. m. . Tuesdays ADD frihays,E -
Leave snow = whAIf, lO7 Water siIsst. George
town. AT o a. ne Tuesdays and saturdays, for
Erslght received daily, handled IA the mOHl
careful manner, and delivered with the greaiasl
dispaisls affair rates Hu' ..au at o. d %
Passage and State, rooms, with superior aecdm-
Inodallona for comfort and pleasure, dlfept
through from Washington 10 Albany, Troy, end
Saratoga. Tickets good for elther night or day
steamers, RI. John, Hendriek Hudsop, Dapisi
brow aud u. yihbard, on the liudson river.
Throagh 10 ProVidenoe and Boston by The
splendid steamers Of the Neptune Steamship
Company, and 10 Portland BY GroInwslls id
established limo. 90 ~ nh .-a.
For Freight and passage, apply to 'l
w~..I = 80. M.gR SNOW q co., %
10 .a. d.. ,lO7 water sirosi, OeoTRetoE1 Il
.s ..at o.. FLOWERS BOWEN, u
.ty .. IN. Alexandria, Va.
-I7 g6F .lsf H., u. CROMWELL 4 90, ~
." #tB 10 Of. 80 Wsst strssts New York .
Passage and State EOOns eau be sngRged Al The
Onies, al n street, between ThlT.
Lsentli aud FOurtooHLh, wAshinGton. d. O. boz
lot-d H..tf HH N....
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Matiuual arpnblitau

sTe Advertisers ard Businsss Men. 1
We invite the aitsntion Of advertisers and
businsss men 70 The columns Of the DAILT ma
yIonkL RHPvptIcAE, a. an advertising msdium.
II has large circulation In the cities Of wash
inglon Ard Georgetown, and the surrounding
country, ahd u constantly iaersasing. We isel
sonadsst lhai they win asd Il not only vaisi-
BILE but rsiiabls MEDIUM of communicating with
tho publie, ~ ~ .lt 80
Amessnsuss Te-NiEht.
AT GRovER's THEArRE--" The Corsiean
BsOthese. - HsH
wAsHrAaToS THRArnE-''Ths Stranger -
and miami, the Huntresa Of the Mississippi. -
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT HORSES.

SALE OF GOVERNMENT HORSES.
avAnrxRnAtrhn GESERALb oTyIoE,
-'.-" RIRsT DIVISION,
WAsuIEuroH err, May -, 1850.
WIN DO sold, at public anrtiou, 70 the hiEGes,
bidder, Al the time aud places named below, via /!
BALTihoRR, MARYLAND, WEDNESDAY,
LANCASTER, PINNsrL vSSrA, THURSDAY
Jane g. 1865, 'la'i-
READING, PKNNsYLVANIA, THURSDAY,
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WEST CHESTER, FENNsFIylSrA. THURSDAY
Nfta ~ ~ June 10, 1891 @ 7 T.. -.l q
MIFFLIN, PENNsYLHANIA, THURSDAY,
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BALTIMORE MARYLAND, WEDNESDAY,
u June rs, 1859, IA Hr..M
PiTTsBURG, PENNbYLyAETA, THURSDAY,
H.L-A June -, 1888, . sIt
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES,
For road and farmlus purposes many good bar.
gains may be had. - ! d. fH1s 49,
Horses sold slngiy. Sales to commences At 10 .
m. Terms, oash IN United States currency.
-....-.g l-r- JAMES A. RkIN,
Brey. Brig, Con, in charge First Division
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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-24
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.,... wAsiIIEarpE, June 10, 1861. e
Representations having been made 10 me that
rabld dogs are running NJ large In this city, vlA
u " notify owners Of hneh animals that the fol-
lowing section 81 the act approved January ~,
1895, entitled "An act TelAtinR TO dogs, will be
strictly enforced Tor period Of siKty days from
aud after SATURDAY, tho lst day of July heNt 4
DE- Y sTdafsd bH the hoard u AidsrBsH aead
Hoard ~ COM0On C5Hnen, Thai whenever u
shall be made 70 appear 70 the satisfaction of The
Mayor that ANY anlmAl Of the dog klHd within
the ely, which shall be ~ good aud nuglelent
reasons, of which the Mayor shall DO the fudge,
deemed and considered mad, u shall BE- the daty
% the Mayor TO Issue hls ProelsmAiiee Repairing
that ali animals Of the Doc kind shall Tor period
10 be dshned by the Mayor, wear good and sub
stantial wire muIlle, securely put on, 40 A. 10
prevent said dog from biting or snappinEi and
aug animal Of tho dog kind going at large during
the period defined By the Mayo, without such
muEEle, shall DO klllsd aud bnried, and u shall
be tho duty Of the pellee eonAisbloS " such 0thsT
parsons a. may 10 designated by the Mayor, 10
carry out the Proyfsions 81 this act =. q
", len sosra.u. rN' : Mayor. I'd