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~ IfEO STATES PATENT OFFICE,
. WAsHINGTON, n november 28 1866
On the petition OF RObERT WADDELL of
Liverpool XII &c ON OF Great Britain prayi ng for
the extension OF . patent granted to him on tao
slxih DAY OF june 1854 antedsted to April 81 1873
and dated III England the I'd of March 1888 for
an Improvement in Balance Slide Valves OF
steam Engines, for seven years from tho ex
piEation Of said patent, which takes place on the
tbs ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Once Monday, the 18th day OF Web
Inary next at IL clock and all persons are no.
typed TO appear and show cause. If Any they have,
why said petition ought not to be granted
Persons opposing the extension required to
ME In the Patent Ofice their objections specially
set forth In wiring At least t,ny days before the
to lie used at the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted In accordance with the rules of the
ofhce, which will be furnished on application
Depositions AID other papers relied upon as tes-
timony must be filed in the office ,rsuy days before
the day OF hearing; the arguments, If any, within
ten days after Ming the testimony.
Ordered, also thar this notice be published in
the Republican and the Intelli Rencer, Washing.
ton. D. O, and in the Times New York
N =, once Q week for three successive weeks the
hrst OF said publications TO DO at least sixty days
previous 20 the day Of hearing.
TO. THEAKER,
Commissioner of Patents.
b. Editors OF the above papers will please
copy and &c nd their bills to the Patent ONCE with
spAper containing this notice. de7-lAw3w
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NEPARTMEST OF THE IsTkRI0R,
~ UNITED STAT ES PATENT OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, December Is, 1876.
On the petition OF MU>kS MARSHALL, OF
lowell Mass, praying for the extension of q
patent granted To HID the 18th dAy OF Mach 1888.
for Improvement in kLitiIng Ma hines, for
seven years from the expiration Of said patent.
which takes place on the 18th day of March 1854 :
1t l. ordered that the sails petition De heard al
the Patent Office on MOn!sy, the 25th day of Feb
ruary next at Il o clock M and all persons are
uollned TO appear aud chow cause, If any they
have. Why SAID petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required 20
ME IL the Patent Office til cir objections specially
st forth ia whiting. at least tweEty DAYS betOfe
the day Oi hearing; AL testimony MED 10y either
party 10 be used at the said hearing be taken
and transmitted in accordance with the rules 81
the Office which viii be furnished on application
Dispositions and other papers relied upon as tee.
1mony must be Med in the Office twenty days be
fore the day OF hearing. the arguments, IL Any
within ten days Bt'cT filing the testimony
Ordered also, that this notice lie published in
the r. publican and the Intelli genCer, Washing
ton, ID. c, and in the Courier. Lowell, Mass .
once week for three successive weeks the first o;
said publications. to be At least sixty days pre-
r q. TREAKER
Commissioner of Patents
Z. =. EDITORS OF the above papers will please
copy, and seud their bills TO the Patent ONCE with
u cOnfai ming this notice. de lj.Iaw3,s
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III T. OOTL1! MOSES BATES
COTTON FICT0kS
GENERAL coMMiSSION MERCHANTS.
No. 100 0RAVfER sTREIf,
GEw ORLRANS,
BOSTON MESS MAOKEREL

Strict Attention given 70 the purchase and SALE
dgnments. ny laH
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OF'FYCE


- UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
"AsHISGToN, November q. 1866
On the petition OF j MES r. A. GIBBS, of
"cieei Tavern, Virginia praying for the ex-
tension OF patent granted to him the 2I.t day If
february IS . Tor an Improvement in Desi gn 70 r
Sewing NJ Machine, for seven years from the ex pi
ration OF said patent which takes place on 2lst
day OF February, 1901.
IL is ordered that the SAID petition be heard at
the Patent Office onlay the III day OF Febru
AIRY next. at Il O'Clock NJ, and all persons are
notified to appear AND show cause, If the. have
Why said petition 0ught not to he granted.
Persons opposing the extension required 70
file IN the Patent Office their Objections, specially
set forth in writing, at least JWeuty days before
tine day Of hearing. all testimony filed by either
party be used at the SAID hearing must be taken
and transmitted in accordance with the rules OF
the Office, which will be furnished on applicatieE
Dispositions and other papers relies upon as ties
timuny must be filed in the Office twenty days
before the ddy Of hearing: the arguments. If any
within ten days after filing the testimony
Ordered also. that this Lotce publ he'd IN the
Republican and the Intelligencer. Wa hington ID
G., and the Spectator, stanton, Virginia
week for three successive weeks; the
fret of said publications to be at least sixty days
previous to the day of hearing
T. G THEAkER
Commissioner of Patents
P.S.-Editors OF the above papers will u esse
copy. and send their bills to the Patent q flee with
a containing this 40 10
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- sos 9Th steet. and f,r - cruts ger ous -f bis
Eouave OsS. inst the thing d keep your ears
warn. when Skating. de INV
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sAMARITAN's WASH

s IN oaeee Of syphffs, used IN connection With On
Root and Herb Juices.
Full directions. Price . cents.
The efficacy OF these remedies is alike sckno I'd
edged by ply sictans and patients They are used
in the j. B. Hospitals.
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IMPATIENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL To All. RENsIoN NFELcE, Jnly 18th, 1855

TO ALL WHOM If Nay COROERN
Application having been made under the act of
June ZS 1861 Tor the reissue Of the following de-
scribed Land Warrants, which are alleged to have
Deen LOST or destrsyed,-Notice 10 hereby given
~ the GATE following the desc Of each
warrant new certificate warrant Of like tenor
VIII De reissued, IL no valid objection should then
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-02
The state Corisai,

Tie Lalloting for the location Of the
State capital yesterday revealed quite q
diversity Of sentiment among tie mem
bers Of the Ecuse Of Delegates as veil as
considerable tcoacit7 Of purpose among
the several contestants. Each member
stuck Sc firmly tc his frs: choice that
but little progress vas made towards the
solution os the question which has been
so copiously discussed throughout the
State during the past year Last even
ing the chances seemed to be in favor of
Charleston. Kanawha county. and the
genera impression among outsiders vas
that It would iually be declared winner
Of the race, BuckhannOo seems to hold
its ON -erT eel, but it gains toe slowly
to maintain the lead much longer How
ever, the result IS still uncertain, ani it
Is among the possibilities that some one
OF those that we're low down in the fig
ures at the last ballot yesterday may out
strip sill competitors to-day A single
night IS sometimes sufficient to produce
4 wonderful change in the opinions Of
public men.
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West Virginia Legislature,

b. Re- pr. Martin

Prayer Is Rev Dir Martin
4 communication from the House an
u0uuced the. passage of the Senate bill
fer the relief of James 4 Ewing, ana the
House Till to amend the law in relation
to the competency Of witnesses.
The last named Till vas read the first
ume, and referred to the Committee Oh
the judiciary
Mr. Maxwell TTom the Judiciary Ia-
ported adversely upon the bill to amend
an act eXempting certain property from
execution or other process The report
was adopted.
Mr Maxwell also reported back the
lill to legalize the execution acknowl-
edgement and recording of certain deeds
in Monroe Counts. and TIE bill to amend
and Te-enact the first section 1f the Act
providing tor issuing grants for land in
certain cases, recommending their pass
were adopted and TIE bills read the
second time
Dir. Maxwell also rap0TeI a bill 10 reg
ulate tho salary of the Reporter CT t6e
Supreme Court Of appeals which vas
read the first time
IIr Burdett reported adversely upon
the proposition TO release certain conn.
ties from back taxes Adopted
JIr Eurictt also reported 6 till 10
amend section 81, Of chapter lie, Of the
acts OF 1865, which was read the first
time
Mr.. Price reported back the bill! 70
amend the charter of the town Of Clarks-
burg, and bill creating the county of
Mineral ont of part ofHampshire. and
recommended their passage; aud they
we're each read the second t!We, aud Or
iHred to third reading
Mr.. Price introduced bill for the es'
Establishment and regulation Of the West
Virginia Agricultural College. at Nor
gantowr, which was read the first time
and referred 10 the committee on Edu.
cation.
The Senate bill for the protection of
public school honSes las amended and
tabled
The following bills were passed
Senate bill No. ~, tor tue relief OF
William Z Lyon House bill No. q, to
amend section &c of chapter lsl, of the
code House bill No, %, to amend Sec
ton e. Of chapter 100. acts of 1863; and
House Bill No 81, 70 amend the Act
creating q hoard n examine military
claims.
Gu motion of M Surdett, House bill
No q. establishing the County of Min.
eral was passed, under suspension Of
the rule,
On motion OF Mr.. Duval the House
Joint Resolution providing Medals for
soldiers was taken up and adopte
On motion Of Mr.. Peck, it was
Resolred, That the Committee on Fl
nance and Claims he directed to inquire
into the expediency of authorizing the
supervisors of Ohio County, to increase
tne compensation Of the Prosecuting
attorney Of said County.
q The Senate adjourned: "A
aoase Of Delegates,
.-,,c,,THuRspAY, Feh-Ir 1866. /
f!ayer ~ Hey. !. Ball. .g.sigr---
Mt A'Whorter, from committee on
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aiminiss ths d gnityI and pyestigeat;
tached to ths1coaatitutibn of We sodntIy'
And f0lasray,sfhkfe and tOIifide

the dignityg and pJestigeats
tache Ito ths.constitution Of NE codntIy'
Ind tolessensthbfespsct and toIdidence:
of the people in their great charter OF
freedom. If, however, amendments are
to be made to the Constitution, chang
ing the basis of representation and tax,
alton, land he did not deem them at all
necessary at the present time, he KNOW
of none better than simple prnpo-
sitiop, embraced in few lines, making
in each State the number of qualified yo-
ters the basis of representation, and the
yahe of property the basis OF direct TAX
atipn. Such a proposition could he en-
braced in the following terms: ,
REPRESENTATIVES, shall be apportion-
ed among the several States which may
be included within this Union according
to the number OF qualified voters /. IN
each State. uIal.us- 5s.I :ig myi. bern,
direct taxes shall be apPortt9hsa
among the several States which may De
inoluded within this Union according te
the value of all taxable property IN each
State" .- ,1s:.Iy. a,sl,s azry -
An amendment of this kind would, IN
bis opinion, place the basis OF represen..
tation and direct taxation upon correct
nripciples. The qualified. voters were
for the most part, men who were SUD-
ieot IN draft and enlistment when 1t was
y ecessarv TO repel invasion, suppress re,
beilion. and ouell domestic violence and
insnrrection. They risk their lives,
she'd their blood, and peril their allto
uphold the. government, and give PRE-
lection security and value to property
1t seemed but just that property shoald
compensate for the benefits thus confer.
red by defraying the expenses Incident
to its protection and enjoyment.
Such an amendment, the President
suggested, would remove from Congress
ali issues in reference TO the political
eouaIity of the races 1t would leave
the States to determine absolutely the
Qualifications of their own voters with
regard to color; and thus the number OF
representatives to which they would DE
entitledin Congress would depend upon
the number upon whom they conferred
the right of suffrage l rsu
The President, IN this connection, eS,
pressed the opinion that the agitation OF
the ,gro-franchise question In the DIS
trict of Columbia at this time was the
mere entering wedge to the agitation o.
the question throughout the States, apo
was ill.timed, unoalled for aud calculated
TO do great harm He believed that II
would engender enmity, contention ana
strife between the two races, and lead 70
war between'them, which would result
in great Injury to bvth and the certain
determination Of the negro population
Precedence, lie thought, should be given
TO more important and urgent matters
legislation upon which was esseptial for
tho restoration Of the Union, the peace
Of the country and tie prosperity OF the
people" '..~ r .a
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GAUS e. wARNAFELDT: Propietors Of the
Office Saloon aud Restaurant NJ. o washington
Hall, sole agents for John oFarral & Cos sn.
pericr fresh can and shell oysters receiver aalis
bhv eypress. All kinds Of gam. on hand In pro-
DER season. Families supplied at moderate
rates. Choice Wines, Ales, &c, 1t the Sar -
The Billiard Rooms connected with teis house
are ftted up IN the most approved style
sep2l-6m
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judiciary reported >akbill amendibg
ths1aw On elections Soas to make ltuhe
duly of The Supervisors instead OF the
Board, to appoint officers IN every tewh-
ship in which the people fail to elect q
man for any township office, or the per.
son elected fails to Qualify, az f Sthei laTW.
now directs.
@Honse Bin No. az, to establish q perma-.
ment seat of government for the State'
wos taIe an mn on its second reading . "a
Mr. Fleming, of Harrison, thought the
Honse was asweu prepared tosettle tins,
question now rs it ever would be- al. 81
MI Johnson, of Tyler, moved TO s,ts'
pend the rules, in order to ballot lot the
point of location. sos..'.- = i-EllC...t
Mr.. Bell, of Ohio, opposed sqspeh-
sion of the rule; he could see e. no re'S'"
for haste in this matter. - ,,,
9qThe rule was suspended, !. Wnsu MI.
Johnson offered aresolution Tor the sot
/ eminent of the vote to be TAKEN pro-
ding that each member cast ms palioe
for one place, and the place receivins
majority of the votes cast SHAH pc tne
point Of location: ar ~.
fHNs nominations being in order, Dir: John ohm
son nominated Sisterville, Tyler county;
MI Maxwell, ST George, Tucker county
Mr. Williamson, Parkesburgo Wood
county; Mri Bee, West Union, D 9ddrldge
county; i Mr.. Darnel wished to know II
w est Union Was In West s Virginia. Mr'
Bee said if the gentleman would look on
| the map he could not fail to see IT. MI
MTWhorter, Charleston, Kanawha coun-
ty; Mr.. Bristor, Grafton, Taylor county;
Mr. Pinnell, Buckhannon, Upshur countyi
1 Mr. fKellar, 4Phillippi, Barbour county
| Mr. Bennett, Weston Lewis county;
mr. b said this county claimed the Cap
itap on the ground that there were more
| pretty women in it than in any otheI
County in the State Mr.. Hinkle wished
to know if the women were married OF
single, when Mr.. B. replied that there
were plenty of both. Mr.. Given, Bpl'
town, Braxton county; Mr.. Davis, fled
| mont, Hampshire county; Mr Gurus,
West Liberty, Ohio county; me- 0ou'
! Clarksburg, Harrison county s'y.,, .
| IMr. Spencer, of Wood, said the eity OF
Petersburg would donate ten acres OF
lane for the public buildings, and 49,,
600 In money, if the Capital was located
there. and spoke at length In favor OF
locating the Capital at that city.
Mr.. KelIar, Of Barbour, said this iook-
ca a great deal like an attempt to puy
tie Capital. He wished the gentleman
from Wood county would tell the whole
| truth. and let us know how much OF this
fund was contributed by the State OF
FOhio.
Mr.. Spencer said the offer vas 40.
made with the intention TO tuy.. sor
his part be had no knowledge o! any
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JUST RECEIVED

T 0TERlsG,s SUPERIOR SOLD,
~ FL sY6CP, Old aeyernDsgtJavss yellow
Eastern craabsrries, Eastern Bsekwbssf Flosr,
Phiiedslpkia Ntnos Meat Ctsylsst0n Gri,s,
Green Psas, Dried ShaEsy Sysss Corn, Italian
Msessf9ni, RehSniss Pesrh Smyrna Figs, Lay.
&c RaisiDs, Borde2n SALAD OF, ExtTS rFrsncb
Mustatd Ssrdd Ft,t- IN . ksgs.. &C. a.,
&C.. for ssle low By ---
y. & G, d. wSoDRow
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WEI ACI Use lie SES-f-OTsF tTs1!sy
years increasing demand has established the
fact that MATTHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DyE Is the
best In the world. It ia the chsspest, the most
reliable and most ccnvsniept. Complete IN oRe
bottle Does not rec uiTe any previous pTspsrs-
ton Of the bair. No trouble. Ne crock OF stain
Does not rub OF OF make the hair appear dusty
aud dead but iuparts 10 It new Lie aud lustrs'
Produces bssutiful black CT brown, ~ pre-
tered, Z child eau apply it. Always gives
satisfaction. Only Is cents psr bottle, eoia
.yerywhere A /. MATHEWS,
~ Manufacturer N
DEMAS BARNES Il co,
New York Wholesale Agents luyssodly
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COCOA CREAM FOR TEEE. HATE

cocoa CREAM FoH FAsE ,fhAAf>
p" Cocoa Cream for the Hair
IL. Cocoa Cream tor the Hair. tal
Away with your Grey HAN. Hlf
Away with your Grey Han
No more rancid Pomades /!
No more rancid Pomadesii
II you want something elegant,
II YOU admire delicious Perfume
II you desire soft aud silky bar
II you want your Hair preserved
il you W ant your Hair 10 grow,
II you want to prevent premature bSJdnsss
If Won want to be rid Of DaudruH .. l..
Use the Coc9a Cream,
Use the Cocoa Cream
Use the Cocoa Cream.
Use the Cocoa CresEt.
Use the Cocoa Cream
Price So cents bogtie.
For sale by .-.--,,-1,
iuas Wheeling, W. ia
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Mr Eel, 81 Ohio, placed tie city OF
Tbeel;ng in nomination.
The third ballot resuHed IS follows:
AFTERNOON SESSION,

On motion the House took q recess
until - clock
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Tho President uad INC RHiic=i ssil
aniCuirTsr


: isw days ago the telegraphic lis
patches contained IN imperfectrercrt IF
snimpggtaGt conversation betweeu Pres,
ident JOHNSON lgi member yf the
Senate IN relation 4, Il. constitutional!
snsudmeats oow pending in Congress
1t has since been ascertaiaei that the
report Of the remarks made By the Pres
dent was afterwards srboit+od r. him
s,r-o..;,:,n ona +ho. ho ,ntto.:-,,. -
~. te 80 "'. ~ Us'' ~ ''''''i'E'O neli
puh!lc&r!oo tneT thus assume semi
ofscialshaps aud afford t. the country
an authentic statement q +Io vicvs
.~...,s...s'L. 49, pn,o;a.,L ~,
sutel 1'aS" = Ut I 'tS',""'' we pun
!ish correct rerHr' VI the conversation
below a...
1,mrst ,Y,rl -,.,,,, --,-;4;o,.;o,, -
- -.s,'--N'1-..-. = -. ~
every CONSERVATIVE man 70 ind the Pres
ident so unalteraoly opposed to the IA
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MRS. G. THINNER

MANUFACTURERS ALL KINDS
~ pF CRACKERS CAKES, BREAD, 90,
DO l62 Market street, East side, % few doors
tanlQ .3~N -
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS. WILLIE
~ Sscsiyed Sy The undsrstzred ruEl THIRs-
LAY, FEBSrARY g. 1875 for gr1ding and
teasipS sthpolte IN webster Tvvp.hp also
teg b5dd.rg coal hop.e, snd other o-thcuses- and
tHe sfssroh Of one hySrapt.
Plans and Speciacstsors CO, o. s:en az the
o3ce OIL. IL Eickel, Cierk6 tie Board Of I'd.
Weston. JAMES BerLEY,
ian3l-3t Chm Com on 3. & X. Estate.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
Elr Pinnell, CT UpshuF, spoke at
length in favor of the location Of the
Capital at Buckhannon
Mr. Spencer. of Wood spoke in favor
of Parkersburg, He said that city was
easy of access both by land and water.
Mr. Carroll, of Wayne, said his coun
Is had no place in nominations, and he
would cast his vote in fIvor of the city
or town which he thought would be for
the best interest Of the State He ia
vored Charleston, kanawha county
and dwelt at length upsn the merits OF
that town,
The question being called the fourth
ballot resulted "a follows
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There being no choice, Mr. linn, Of
Preston, moved TO drop the place that
had received the smallest vote.
Mr. Golf opposed the motion be said
that while so many surrounding towns
were in the ring Clarksburg could not
expect TO get the vote she would when
the line was broken
Mr. Ziun withdrew his motion.
Mr.. Bee, of Doddridge, placed the town
Of Westfeld in nomination.
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But pain is perfect misery the worst ofsFils
and excessive overturns eli Patisnce.' All
Druggists have for sale DR.. d. ID. Sselye's Ii
QUID CATARRH REMEDY, which viii re-
hal difficulties. Any one who has ever used
IL will go re coEJaeudi II
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WASHINGTON HALL,
THREE NIGHTS ONLY
HE R R M a n ~

ILs v Grid RsEownsl Prestiiigitateur
rTHE PUBLIC ARE RESPECT.
J. FULLY informed that Prof. HERRIANN
viii give three grand performances Of his won.
ierfu! aud celebrated Eastern Necronautic De-
lusioDs
On Monday, Tus5J"Y, and " sdnssiaT,
Ewes, FEB. iIE. 9th and 5th
IIsse Entertainments IL New FORK, Boston
Philadelphia and other cities, have met with
uubounded success.
The Professor will introduce ~ entirely new
performance. The programme win be tae same
as his inauguration one at the Academy oil Music
New ! rk, aud is ofthe u ust extraordinary char
actsr, embracing feats never before performed
in this city.
The Professor has for all Assistant HERR
HASELMAYEK tie inventor OF the Celebra
ted Drum Trick, who will introduce to the ali.
dience and perform Oh during the evening bis
wonderful
Troudusn II, : = iiipeh 0srastOmepio,
accompanied on the Piano by ". GROScURTH,
of New York, leader Of the Philharmonic Society.
Tickets so cents. Reserved Seats IS rents.
Can be secured commencing Friday February
3D., at J. b Meilor's Music Store Doors open
at commence at Z.
The Knabe Piano kindly loaned by j. q Mel
ioT IS used at these perform Iuces, Jan3i II
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STEAMERS.
NOTICE-On and after the 9th day
IN Of March, the new and fast

NOTICE-On and after the 9th day
IN Of March, the new and fast
STEA MER EOL US
Captain p. McCarrick, En-,
Will leave the wharf of the Baltimore Steam
Packet Company, on Wide Water Street, Norfolk
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRI
DAY,
At $50 A. NJ. For Cherrystone,
EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT-
URDAY,
For Matthews, Gloucester and Yorktown, touch
ing at Portsmouth, Old Point and Hampton going
and returning each trip.
This Steamer connects with the Steamers
Adelaide and Thos. Kelso, of the Baltimore Steam
Packet Company.
The EOLUS Is especially adapted to the service,
being very fast, having fine accommodations, and
is noted as an excellent sea boat.
For Freight or Passage, apply to d. c. Ball,
Agent at Portsmouth, M. s. Falls, Purser of the
Steamer, or at the office of the Company at Nor
folk.
@s~ All Freights must be prepaid.
NH 8-tf Il. Ii. WEBB. Agent
Post and Old Dominion copy in place of present
advertisement