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T ARGE SALE OF ARMY WAGONSi
i AMBULANCEs HARNESS, sCRAP-IRoN, &c,
CHIEP QUARrERNLsTER's oPYIcE,
DEPOr OF WASHINGTON,
IN N u NQaa

CHIRP QUARrERALsTER's oPPIcE, 4
DEPOT OF wAsHMgroA,
wAsHIEGroE, u. O., May q, 1896.
VIII be sold at public auction, under the direction u
BTeyet BrigAd General o, H. Tompkina, ourtsrmAs-
ter, at LINCOLN DEPOT, wAShington, d. C., gu MON
DAY, June II, 1860, at 10 o'clock m, large lot Of
ouAItsrmRsters Stores eons'atng Of 95 Army Wagons
Wagons II Spring Wagons +walenng Carts, IS Light
Carts 50 two-horse Ambulanees, Buggy, l0Sl single
lbs old Wagon Axles, 2s5 lbs Coil ChAin, l. e93 lbs
Lead Pipe, 1853 lbs Scrap Iron, OFT lbs Lead, 800
bu scrap Steel IL 900 lbs Scrap Tongue Irons H. 900
lbs Scrap Brake Irons, 50 900 lbs old Horse Shoes,
1000 lbs old Wagon Tire 700 Sash with Glass 1875 lbs.
TalloW, Wagon and Ambulance Wheels, wheelbATrOws.
Blankets Buckets Chains, HAters, wrenehss, Anyils,
smiths Bellows Portable FOrgss Planes, Barrels Kst-
ties, Stoves, sc.
This property has been worn but large portion off
Ia still terVieeable.
The stores must be removed within i've days from
date Of sale.
Terms, Cash, in Government fuuds.
u. II. RUCKER,
b. Mai. Gen. and Chief QuATtermAstaT,
my22.td Depot Of Washington.
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! The, BOYS OF SIXTY YEARS A0o.-We
wsro yesterday shown the album containing
pictures Of number Of members of the association
Of the Oldest Inhabitants, Of which Mr.. B. ogle
TaylOs Is President The book is q very handsome
one, having been made to order, and the pictures
are very good. This association, which is COM
posed Of the Oldest residents Of the District, was
organised few months since, and hold their meet
ings on the hrst Wednesday Of each month, at
which the members relate many pleasing incidents
In the early history of this city. resolution was
adopted short time ago requesting each member
to furnish his photograph, having upon the back
his name, residence, place and time Of birth. Many
Of them refer back to the latter part Of the last
fury, According to their constitution, to become
member the applicant must DO fifty years Of age
and resident of the District for forty years Their
next meeting will be held on Wednesday evening
when 1t Is hoped those members who have not fur.
nirhed tho photographs will hand them to the Sec
Rotary. Our friend Gardner has taken most Of the
pictures, and excellent ones they are.
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THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE


TO all tOhom q may concern, creating:
Notice 10 hereby given that the sh day Of Novem
her, 1866 the rebel prvateer Royal Yacht alta
burned sunk, and destroyed In Galveston bay, Texas
by an expedition under command o. LleutenSnt Com
mander J.me. B. Jewett Of tho United States steamer
sAntes whereby award OF bounty inur, to the on
and OF sad expedition, and therefore they
prosecute In this court In the Of the United States
for the In the libel stated and that said
will stand for trial at the City Hall In the city fWAsh
ington, on the hrst Monday OF July next when Apd
why condemnation should not be dserssd, and to In
terSene for their interests.
May 80, 1855. r. J. MElGs,
tel -2awtd Clerk.
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THE GREAT NATIONAL FAIR.

THE Lady Directors Of the NATIONAL soLprERs' AND
SAILORS ORPHAN HonE will commence to hold Fair In
this city the 10Th day Of May next the proceeds Of
which are to be devoted to the support and maintenance
Of NATIONAL SOLDIERS AND SALONS 0KPHANs other.
wise provided for In their respective States and Terri
tories.
Each State and Territory 10 to be represented by ta-
bls and the Ladies' intend that the District Of Columbia
shall bear creditable contrast with any.
The Ladies' will meet at Wesley Chapel, corner Of
and Pith streets every Tuesday at II m, until the
opening Of the Fair and all Ladies' DESTROYS Of opera
ting In the objects Of the association cordially In
vlted to attend. aplo.td.
The Lady Managers Of the National Soldiers and
Sal ors' Orphans home Association regret 10 announce
to the public their inability to open their Fair at the
time advertised-May lbas they ind II impossible TO
obtain building In time sufficiently eommodious. Az
the necessary made due notice
will be given. II IL expected that this
will no way discourage the energies OF the friend.
already engaged in the good work. but rather suggest
the Importance 81 renewed and usited action until the
good 10 accomplished. my9O.M
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PROPOSALS FOR ENVELOPES.

DhOf OoAldo fOh EN- ELOfES.
Posr opYIcE DEPARTMENT,
s..., WAsnTarOs. D; q May p 1888.
MIL fun Sl ~ ioe ~ ~
lopes required for the OeA Of at ars
and second class oficss during period q two year.
Envelopes that will be required is as follows;
Glass 100000 Envelopes for Circulars, 61f BY 5
inches.
GIas. al 900. 900 Envelopes, Sii5Sy Il inches
Glass Gis.: O. s sSSSSS :; ~ sqSSssLM ::
An ordinary quality Of buff paper will answer for the
Of Manila paper, Of arm and even texture, and the
others Of buG or -cOlOred paper, Of approved
All the Envelopes must be made in the most thor.
ough Manner well gummed for sealing upon the entire
printing upon the face may DO directed BY the Post
master General They must be banded In parcels Of
twenty Ave packed In pasebOard boxes each to contain
so MS to bear transportation through the malls When
quantity not less than s. 900 Envelopes Is required to
ali the order Of Postmaster they must be put up In
strong wooden boxes and In either proper labels
Of direction must be placed upon the boxes by the
The Envelopes must be furnished in such quantities
may from time to time be required to all the orders
Post once, or at the Stamp and Envelope Agency in
New York as the Postmaster General may direct free
ofeost for packing and transportation.
Bids are also Invited for furnishing 1000 900 Bnysl
Opes less to be used In covering dead letters
returned to writers, to be thoroughly made OF good
quality Of Manila paper, well gummed, 1910 BY 81
inches The envelopes must have such printing upon
them as may be directed by the Postmaster General
made Of The best quality OF White or bu PSPsT to ss
by 9l0 inches IN sire, and to have the words Post
once Department !" " onieAi Business" and post.
mastsr," printed on them In the manner prescribed by
this Department.
These Envelopes must be delivered at the Post Once
Department In Washington, D. c. In good order ready
for use free Of cost for packing and and
At the rate Of about 5000 per week The hrst dell
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A UCTION SALE OF REFUSE WOOD,
IA CHIPs, &C.
US NAyr YARpl
wAsmHGroH, May 10, 1896 I
Will be sold At public suction to the bidder
on s'TURDAY NBXr, June 2 at IL m, At the wash
ington Navy Yard, lot Of .'' Do
REFUSE WOOD, CHIPS 40, .r
which will be arranged in parcels for the convenience
Of bidders ar ... .|0I -. .
Terms Cash, in Government funds. .. ..
Articles to be removed within six days.
ny order Of the CommAndAnts ...'
CHAs Z LATHRoP'
my30.N laval storeksepsr.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
- OF COLUMBIA.
No. l9s, Equity Docket 7.

MARY J. BRowN, stAl.
The trustee In this having reported that be had
sold part Of lot No In square No. eO6 In the plan Of
the city Of Washington In pursuance Of the decree to
EDwARD CATION, for 5000, and that the said CATION
had complied with the terms Of sale
II Ia ordered, at Chambers, this 18th day Of May,
1885, that the said sale be, and the il hereby Ta
fed and confirmed, unless cause to the contrary Is
shown before the nh day Of June, ensuing pro
yided copy OF this order be published In the NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN, at least three times In each Of three
eessive weeks before said day
(Signed) ANDREW WYLlE, Justice. Sc.
true copy:
X. J. MEI0s, Clerk, myl0.S'wSw
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CRIMINAL CoURr-JIdge Fsher.-( Edward
c. Darlington, ESQ., district attorney, prosscuting)
Yesterday morning the case Of Milburn Hunter,
indicted for tho murder of Berriah Luckett, in
February last, was resumed, and the following.
Jurors: Thos. r Bhghtwell, Enooh =. Zsll, Gwynn
Harris and steptoe P. Tune.
The Jurors were then sworn, and are as follows;
Jno. W. Mead, William P. Boyd, Michael French.
John Tretier, Bnoch Heard, Joseph R Burch, Jas.
Coleman, Jonathan Kirkwood, Thomas X. Bright
well, Gwynn Harris, EnOch +. Zsll, and stePtos P.
Tune.
The evidences Of Jackson Edmonston and Frank
Otto for the prosecution, showed that Luckett and
Hunter were in Ardsseer's restaurant on Seventh
street, on the night Of the 18th Of February last
Luckett came In and leaning against the counter
when Hunter came In and asked where was the
man who struck him. Luckett then struck Hunter
in the mouth saying, "Go away, want nothing to
do with you" Hunter then stabbed Luokett In
the breast. Luckett then attempted to throw
pitcher and glass at Hunter, but fell in few min.
utes.
Dr. Lincoln testified as TO the nature Of the wound
having attended Luckett, and made post norton
examination. The wound was In the right breast
between the hrst and second ribs, cutting the in
tsrnal mannuary artery and causing death.
The case will be concluded tomorrow. Messrs.
Joseph II. Bradley, H. and IT,, appear for the de.
fence.
CRoUT CoURT-Judge Wylie.-H Herman
GOldstsin against William ]. BabOOCk. Judgment
confessed.
John cOrcOrAn against Mark Rowland, Case on
trial.
Benjamin +. Portlsn 4 Co., against Smith a
Morrison. Judgment confessed.
Luther B. Wilson and Frank NJ. BauliG against
George II. Cassidy. Judgment confessed for costs.
George Msnburg against John MolsA. cOntin.
ued until the next term.
Martin v. B, Began against AdOlph Adler
judgment confessed.
Julia M. LOriOk against James ThArPe. Con.
tinusd.
Charles Willie and others against D. s. dooding
Action Of rsplsvin. In February last q judgment
was given against While, and his goods TAKEN
after which he, with others, rsplsyied them from
tho marshal The case was argued before Judge
Wylie BY R. g. Davis for plaintiff, and O. II. Uter-
mehls for defence. The court quashsd the rsplsvin
suit, uge
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II ORC AL =.
MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL,
lM MAY 81, 1866.

Sealed Proposals will be received by the UNDER
instant for building Of threefoot barrel SEWER I'm
side diameter the walls to be nine inches In thick
on Tenth street vest from the north side Of New York
avenue to the north side Of street NORTH the sewer
have such man holes and drops as the Commissioners
may direct. Act approved July "a, 1893.
Bidders will state the price per neA foot for the
Sewer aud per piece for the Man holes which shall In
cude all excavations, be the successful bidder bid
dsrs to be responsible for all damages done to gas
water pPes, any accident caused In the construction
OF the work.
The right to decline any all proposals, should II be
deemed necessary, Is reserved.
Specifications be at the once Of the Commits
sioners OF improvements any day from 10 g. m. till II
o'clock IN.
None but practical mechanics need bid.
JAMES W. sPALDING,
Commissioner Second Ward.
JOHN T. GARNER,
Jel -eotd Commissioner Third Ward.
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Der, LUMBER, LUMBER.

CB. CHURCH CO.
Desire to call special attention Of the Carpenter ana
Builders whselwrghts aud Coach mAkoTu 10 their ar
snsiVs and we'll selected assortment Of all the yaroaa
kinds Of Lumber, consisting in part Of
All sizes Of white Pine, Poplar, Walnut Oak AaA ana
Hickory.
FRAMING,
White Pine, Spruce, Hsmloek, Va. Pins, ana Oak.
IN FLOORING. -
White Pine, Spruce Va Pine, RAsterA Shore And Oak
SHINGLES
Cypress white Pine, Spruce and Cedar
RKNOR RAILa POSTS, AND PICKKrs
Bills Of Lumber cut 70 order at the shortest notice
O. u. CHURCH CO.,
pys'lA Cor, Maryland avs, aad Elsvsah stgssL
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD,
y INos AT HARDWOOD HOSPITAL.


CHEY ouARrHRnAsrxs's orrror,
. DEror OF wAsuNoros,
wAsHiSsroE, d. G., May Is, 1855.
the direction Of Brsvet Lseusnaut Colonel James NJ
Moore, A. O. NJ, on SATURDAY, June 2 1865, at 10
o'clock, q. m, the Government buildings situated at
Hardwood Hospital the northern terminus Of Sew
snth street west, as follows;
Fifteen l8 Hospital wards, each a by 1877 feet.
One (l) Hospital Ward, - by IS feet
One ~ Building, IS by ls9 feet
One % Dining. Room, % BY 1855 feet.
one ny Dining. Room, % by l52 feet.
One ny Kitchen, 80 by 90 feet.
one u Kitchen and Quarters, 30 BY III feet.
One 81 Water. Closet, IS by 20 feet. ...
One ~ Chapel, 30 by 70 feet.
Tbree ~ Wards, each 2OI1 by 100 feet
0neIl) Tank and Stand.
Ten Q0l Sinks, each by feet.
One Dead House, q By 81 feet.
one (ij wash House, "a by lis feet.
One ~ sAw-Shsd, IL by Is feet.
One ~ Laundry and Bath House, 80 by 70 feet
One " Shed adjoining, IL by 10 feet.
One ~ ouartsrs, 81 by 40 feet
TwO ~ Plank walks, * By 500 feet.
0I ssRRk w ATTACHED TO THE HOSPITAL
Three Cl Barracks, y by IS feet
One Q) Once, 10 by 70 feet.
One ny Sink, o by feet
Three C9 sinks, each by s feet.
One ~ Guard House, l6 by IS feet
One ~ Addition to same, 10 BY l6 feet.
One " wateh-Box, shy 10 feet
The buildings will be sold .insly, and must bs re-
Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
Brsvet Maj. Gen. and Chief ouartsrmaster,
my9.td Depot Of Washington.
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AUoTIor sALBe.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT LUMBER.

i
onrrs ouArrrxrzsrrr's oyror,)
:. L. a. DEroT or WAsHueTor,
The offers received usdsr the sdysrtissmsnt Of NAY
being consdsrsd less than the real value Of the male
RIAL not acoeptsd and Sealed Proposals again
invited unti THURSDAY, Jane n, 1893, At ~ o'clock
Der, Of the the following sres and descriptions, via;
le, 900 feet 1l<-inoh Oak.
100, 100 feet Finch Oak.
100, 900 feet 1If-insh Oak.
10, 900 feet s.fneh Oak.
10, 900 feet 9l-inch Oak.
rs, 900 feet t-fheh Oak.
10, 900 feet B.lnch Oak.
10, 900 feet 9-ineh Hickory.
q, 900 feat s-ineh Hickory.
II. 600 feet inch Hickory.
80, 900 feet lH.inch Ash.
a. 900 feet 2-inoh Ash.
SO, 900 feet 3-ineh Ash.
90 900 feet t-ineh Ash.
90 900 fest binoh Ash.
$500 feet 1<.ineh Pins
81 500 feet K-inoh Pine
81, 900 feet l.tneh Pine
rs 900 feet x-ineh Poplar.
"a 900 feet l-inch Poplar.
The attention Of wagon and carriage makers h called
to this sale .. the above 10 very superior lot Of we'll
seasoned Lumber, suitable for manufacturing purposes
II can be seen bZ applying 10 Breyst Brigadisr General
Q. H. ToMPklNs, Quartsrmastsr In charge at Lincoln
Depot, about one mile east o. the Capitol
Bids will be received for the purchase Of ten thousand
feet and upward Tho undersgned reserves the right
to reject all the bids should they be considered too low
Payment On Government funds) will be required upon
notification Of acceptance Of bid and prior 70 the dsiy
cry Of the Lumber which mast be removed within ar.
toen days sfer the proposal Ia accepted.
Proposals should be signed by the bidders full name
aud give his post once address, plainly endorsed PRO
posals for the Purchase Of Lumbsr and directed 10
Broys. Major General and Chief oasrtslssss.r,
Jel-td Depot Of Washington.
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD.
- mos AND OTHER PROPERTY AT FORT Ellis

HEADa'ns DEPARTMENT or wAsHIsaroxl
oFYioE CHEZ ouARrERHAsrHH,
wAsHIHaros, d. c., May %, 1855.
viii be sold at public auction, the premises under
the direction Of Brevet Lieueaant Colonel T. Camp,
A. q. NJ, U. 8. A, on FRIDAY. June l, 1866, at II
o'clock NJ the following described Frame Buildings,
located at Fort Ellsworth Fairfax county, vrgna,vI:
Two 0fcers' CHARTERS, 24xl6 feet
One 0hioers' Quarters, 2ixl2 feet.
Two Barracks, l0Ox20 feet.
One Mess house, l00x20 feet.
One Guard house. 36xl5 feet.
One Guard house Wing, l4xl4 feet.
One Ordnance House, laxl3 feet
Also, al the time and place. for the Engineer De-
partment, the Timber Lumber, Ne, belonging to said
fort.
The military guard will remain the premises tan
days After sale u desired and purchasers will DO
allowed nfteen days to remove property.
Buildings will be sold singly.
Terms Cash. in Government funds;
NJ l. LUDIN0ToN,
Colonel and Chief Quarterm aster,
my2sM Dep't Of Wnnhi n vton
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD
y mos AT LowELL BARRACKS.

GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD
y mos AT LOWELL BARRACKS.
cmrp oUAarHnsAsrRR's orprcr, D,
DEror OF wAsHiseros,
wLsHE0ros, D. @, May 81, 1895.
VIII be sold at Public Auction, under the direson Of
Lieutenant Colonel JAMES n MOORE, A. Q. n, on
wEDNBsDAY, June Q, 1855, at 10 O'Clock, . m, the
situated near the Circle, In this city, viI;
Two a. oaeers' Quarters, each 26xso feet
Two ~ Addition TO same, each exile feet.
Ono % storehouse, 12xl2 feet.
One ~ Post Hospital, 2xils feet.
One q( ouartermss.sr storehouse, 29rs2 feet.
One ny ouartermaster storshouse, 2JxS7 feet.
Two ~ additions to same each sIs7 feet.
One ~ Addition to same, lbxss feet.
ono 0) Guard house, lsxA feet.
One ~ Addition TO same, lJxZ3 feet.
Two 90 Wood sheds, each 1rlo fact.
Twoa(0 Lots Of Peneing and Posts.
one (l) Lot Of Fencing.
Five (5) sinks, each 6xs feet
One ny Sink, $3.50 feet
one ~ oflosrs' Quarters, 1880 feet.
One ny Addition TO same, l2xl4 Iest.
Oue (i5 ousrtsrs for stad ofhoer., alxes feet.
One ~ Addition to same, 2tx5e feet
one ~ Quarters for Band, 22x52 feet.
Two C9 barracks, each 2ix5s feet.
Fourteen ia Barracks, each 2ixe0 feet
Two Cg Wash houses, each lsIIe feat
Two ~ wash houses, l2xl2 feet.
One ~ ostlOra' ouarters, l6x24 feet
One u 0stlers' Quarters, 20x2S feet.
one ~ Stable, 2xl00 feet
one ny Stable, 2sx7l feet.
Ono ~ Guard house, 24x4 feet.
one ~ Building, l2xSl feet.
One (l) Cal Bunk, Sxl0 feet
Two t2) Water Troughs
One a. Flag Pole. 70 feet long.
The Building. will be sold sinsiy, and must be re-.
moved within hftsen days from date Of sale
Terms: Cash, In Government funds: -
Brs-st Major General and Chief ou.risTma.tsr,
Jel.d Depot Of Washington.
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wAsHIsdroN, sth May, 1860.
| have this day associated with me In business my
brothers, Thomas and Wilmer s. Shepherd, under
the name Of
ALEX. R. SHEPHERD 4 BROS
and hope by close application to business low prices
and fair dealing. to merit continuance Of the patron
age heretofore bestowed this house.
mysl.St ALEX. R. SHEPHERD.
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SALE OF Go I.SI BUILD
Cnu ouAnrrnrAsrra's oyrrcr.
DxPor or wAsnrraror, =
WAsHIreron, d. c., Nay 30, 1888.
viii be sold at public suction, the premises under
the direction Of Brsvet Lieutenant ColcnsI Jane. n
Moore, A O. N, TUESDAY, June g. 1880, the follow
Ing described Government property:
AT THE FOOT or sTREKf,
Ais o'clock, M.
One Q) Plank Coal wharf, containing about 5000
feet Of Lqmber, togshsr with Dsrreks, Rosdways, &C..
At THE YooT OF SIXTH STREET.
M4 o'clock, p. m.
Ose ~ Barrack, n by 81 feet ' .If
One (l) Kitchen, IL By Is feet. t... .a.. -HJF
AT SEVENTH STREET wHARR,
At4hp. m ' Ht H'N'1
One ~ ofeers' Quarters, ~ By rs feet H..... f. 70
One Ql Addition 70 same, 8 by II feet.
One ny Barraok, 20 by SO feet
One ~ Barraek, % by 20 feet. .... .. .
One (l) Guard House, le by IS feet.
one ~ Sink, 4 BY Q feet. aH
600 feet fenong. IL .....4 r..
The buildngs will be sold singiy and must be rs-
moved within fifteen days from date of sale .l'' .
Terms: Cash, in Government funds. .-r-u
D. n RucKKR, "
Brew. MAI. Gen. and Chief ouartermastsr,
my5'W DEPOT Of Washington.
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A LEX. R. s II L p H r d I,
IN Successor to J. W. Thompson 4 c.,
No. 200 PRSNsrLvASIA AVENUE, wAsmINGroS D. c.,
Dealer In
METALS, MISCELLANEOUS HARDWARE, PLUMB
ING, GAS AND STRAIN FITTING.
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IRIS. JEFF. DAVIS At FORTRESS MONROE.
he Spanish Squadron Quits Peru.
Memphis R1ots.

Railroad Collision and Loss Of Life.
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CUMBERLAND COAL, e'a+'-
MOMENTLY Expected, very su !.
WI perior article Of, Cumberland Coal from
Georgetown, which having been bought at a low
figure, will be sold very cheap in lots to suit, if
taken from the vessel. t'.l.. f.'.', "
-,.., Il. 4 j. BAKER d co, IN
au2l l3 Campbells Wharf
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.s.aa NOTICE. gI L s.....sf, :
an AND AFTER THE Ist dayof

.s-.t NOTICE. .lr es.,lsf q
nN AND AFTER THE Ist daviOf
" JUNE, the New and swift
ua.sS TEAMER "EOLUS.,"
CAPT. P. MoCARRICK.
WIN leave the Wharf of the Baltimore Steam
Packet Company, East Wide Water street
Norfolk, at O'Clock A. NJ, every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY.
FOR CHERRY STONE. -
Every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATUR-
DAY, for Matthews, Gloucester and Yorktown,
going and returning each trip, Il. - 10 -
;, The Eolus connects with the steamers Thomas
Kelso and Adelaide, of the Baltimore Steam
Packet Company, GOLD LINE">. at. - -
For freight or passage apply to d. G.. Rail
Agent, Portsmouth, Thomas Bailey, Agent, Old
Point, MoorS 5. Falls, Purser of the steamer, or
at the office OF the Company in Norfolk :,
All freight must be prepaid. et5 Ing ,,sl-
jy25-tf .+ .-..'.,., '..' y Agent.