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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-27
Correspondence of the American Republican,
WAcuYNcTnN Ian DJ lCJ5

WAsDiNGToN, Jan. %, 1913.
The Rev. VIM. Hawley, one OF the Oldest
and most respected ccrgylnen of this city,
who has been rector of St. Johns (Episcopall
Church for great number of years, departed
this life on Thursday last. For SOME time
past, Mr.. Hawley has been declining in health,
and it was found necessary by his congrega-
ton, to associate with him in his ministerial!
duties, a co-pastor, the Rev Smith Pine, We
ny eloquent and able divine, whose labors in
tile church have proved very acceptable to the
members of the respectable congregation meet
ing for worship at ST. Johns.
The temperance cause has been very ably
and earnestly advocated in this city, at several
numerous and interesting meetings, which
were held at Concert Hall, the Foundry Cha
pei and other places, The principal speakers
were the Hon. Mr. Belser, James iIoban, Esq,
Messrs, Whipple and Cunningham. At II
meeting of the Frcemen's Vigiant Total Ab-
stnence Society, held on Monday night DAN.
20th) the following named gentlemen were APP
pointed delegates, to represent the said socie-
ty i'll the Temperance Convention, which is 10
be held at the Ebenezer Chapel Navy Yard, in
this city, on Wednesday, the 29th lust, at II
O'Clock. J. l.. lcnshaw, U. Ward, J. F,
Polk, l.. Tree, Josh. Bryan, ], Niudd, J. Beers,
J. Scxsmith, ID. CIagctt, J. Waters, f. Owen,
S. Parker, Il. X. Otfutt, j. Coburn, J. Whip
pie, J. C. Mckelden, J. Gideon, J. T. Cassell,
l.. S, Beck, G. F. Wood, l.. Chubb, J. Ray
mond, George Cochrane, +. Jefferson and ).
Cammack
| am sorry to communicate another sad ac-
cident which occurred here this morning at the
steam boat wharf, and which, it is feared, may
terminate fatally to all industrious and respec-
table man named George kendrick, hack
driver, who, in stepping on board the AleXan-
drla boat, fell between the boat and wharf,
and was severely bruised and injured
METROPOLIS.
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DIR. JOHNSTON.

A ember of the Royal College of Surgeons, Lcsn-
tate of the Apothecarys Hall, London, a1d Graduate
from of the first colleges in the United States may
be consulted in all diseases incident to s,se human
frame, bat more especially in all cases o; 4
CERTAIN DISEASE.
When the misguided and imprudeni yoi'ry o. plea
sure finds he has imbbed the seeds of this painful dis
ease, too often happens that iAtinei sense of
shame, or dread of cevery, deters him om apply
ing to those who from education and responsibility,
can alone beriend him, delaying till the constitutional
symptoms of this horrid disease make their appear
ance, such as liberated sore throat diseased nose,
nocturnal pains i'll the head and limbs dinsss of sight,
deafness, nodes the shin bones and ar0s botches
on the head, face and extremites, progressing on vita
frghttu rapidly, till at last the palate of the mouth or
the bones of the fall in and the victim OF this aw
full disease becomes horrid object of commiserauon,
till death puts period to his dreadful sufferngs by
sending him to "that bourne whence no traveller re-
turns" To such, therefore, Dr. JOHNSTON pledges
himself to preserve the most nviolabe secrecy; and
from his extensive practice in the hfsi hospitals OF
Europe and America, he can confidently tecommenc
a safe and speedy TO the uniortuaste Slctin OF
this horrid disease.
TAKE NOTICE. Those persons who have injut-
ed their constitutions by certain practice, speedily
SURGICAL OPERATIONS on the Eye, such as
for Souiptnn Cataract, sc. Also those so- De'orny
ot the Limb such as Club Foot, &C., performed o.
the Poor free Of charge. .-,
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED,
Take notice, on the right hand side OF ~ Freiercs
street going from Baltimore street, doors from the
ccrncr. observe the nar;e.
10 Advice TO the Pcnt GRATIS ".s
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIDENT.-By and
,oith the aduice and consent Of the Senate. Jor-
gen Flood, to be Consul Of the United States
for the port of Porsgrund, in Norway.
Richard Sands, to be Collector of Customs
and Inspector of Revenue for the District an d
Port of Annapolis, Md.
C. B. Lenes, to BE- Surveyor and Inspector
of the Revenue for the port Of Bayou St. John,
Louisiana
j. G. Cameron, to be Receiver of Public Mo-
neys at Edwardsvile, Ill.,
Rich Dennis, to be Register of the Land Of
flee at Greensburg, La.
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ITEMS OF News The Second City Troop,
Capt. Tustn, of Philadelphia, intend to visit
Washington on the 4th of March. Robert
Carey Long, Esq, of Baltimore, is to deliver Il
lecture at Westminster on Friday evening, on
Ancient and Modern Architecture
nor Stratton, of N. Jersey, was naugurated on
the 2lst inst.--The receipts on the canals of
N. York for the season just closed, reached,
s., 500 OOO.-A State Education Convention
is to be held at Trenton, N. j., on the first
Wednesday of February next.-Thirteen
hundred and thrty-seven Mormons have re-
monstrated against the repeal of their charters.
THE Legislature of Illinois is likely to a.
dept more efficient laws to prevent negro steal
ing by citizens of that State.-A new penny
paper the Courier, was issued in Norfolk, Va.
last Monday.-There are, at the present
time, one hundred and twenty towns in Mas
sachusetts destitute Of a grog shop.-The to-
tai number Of children taught in the public
schools of N. York City last year, was 1896,
being an increase of 5000 over ls42.-
Capt. Nones and officers of the U S. Cutter
Legare recentl) gave magnificent ball while
lying at Key West.-A young girl named
Diantha Joy, aged % years, committed suicide
by taking laudanum at Lowell, Mass, on Sa-
turday last.-Ths cost of the National Light
House establishment, for the present year, is
estima ted at 1895, 900; there are 2,67l lamps,
and as6 ers.-The cotton factory of A..
H. Buckney, of Mount Pleasant, Tenn, was
recently destroyed by fire-loss 2,o0o-
John Wales, ESQ.,, of Wilmington, has been ap-
pointed Secretary Of the State of Delaware.
Tile Boston Journal says, "the sleighing
in the neighborhood of Boston never was better
than it is at present.
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and showing decided Improvement on any former
npoItS, one of them being superior to the usual br ms
of Irish prime mess, aud which was sold from the
quay at DIS. higher rate will be obtained for parcels
OF similar qualify arriving in the of this month
and continued supply Of such quality would soon
place American on an equal level with Irish in regard
to price.
TOBACCO. We have had fair inquiry tor Tobacco
siRce our previous publication, and prices have
dergOne little no alteration. The sales last month
consis ed OF los hhds, of which 6i Virginia
leaf, 227 stemmed 30l Kentucky leaf. tl5 stemmcd,
and MARYLAND
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How DID 1T GET THERE? The Bangor Cou-
rer says that Walter Hasty, of Lexington,
Me-, few days since, found a cen! embedded
in the middle of an ox's liver. The liver was
entirely enclosed around the cent, and imprints
of the letters were seen upon the parts with
which they had been in contact
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SUBLIME. 1t was lovely evening-nature
was hushed in repose-naught was heard to
disturb the stiffness of the night-the gentle
zephyrs famed the earth from the sunny south
to the black regions of the north-when my
dear Ircna, in all her beauty and loveliness,
came bounding like a tawn in front Of her ia
TIERS mansion. she stopped, her head bent
as if in the act of iistening-a soft note of mu-
sic held my enraptured spirit in an ecstacy OF
bliss. Her brain reeled, her senses were dumb
it seemed as if she had been wandering in
imagination to some fair land of love and fan
cy, when, with one wild spring, she screamed
aloud: sect out, yoa darned old so,g:-Tootin'
1tp all our 'tdferS"
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times, an example Of modest department and
intellectual industry, worthy of universal iini-
taion and the highest praise" My young
friends ego and do likewise VoTRE AMI.
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A HAsrr MARRIAGE. A Boston co..espor

dent of the Charleston Courier, in a letter says:
ga queer bit of hymencal humor happened
here last Saturday. A wealthy young English
man, who has attracted some notice by hIs free
living for some time past at one of our crack
hotels, yesterday married pretty, but poor
girl, whom it is said he had not known more
than FAY or two. According to our laws,
parties intending marriage most be published a
fortnight in advance 20 make the union legal,
under penalty of & believe) $3.50. This SUN,
am told, the hasty bridegroom has promptly
paid. The lady is about twenty-lour Years OF
age, and old enough to know what she was
about. May she have u good time Of it, and
her husband prove another John Anderson
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SECULAR. Some time ago at Munich,
girl six years of age was placed as dead in an
open coffin, in what is called in that country
the hall of death, preparatory to iilterment.-
On the following day she was found playing
with the white roses which had been stcewed
over her. The keeper Of the hall took her IN
his arms, and carried her to her mother. In
France (says the PreSse, which mentions this
tact,) where there is no pecuniary measure Of
this kind, the child would have beer buried
alive
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AMERICAN MEETING. On Tuesdoy evening
a very large American Republican meeting
was held in Albany.
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ELECTIONS IN OLoEN TIVE. 1t was Tie law
in Massachusetts, in the year 1915, that ''tor
the yearly choosing Of Assistants (row Sena-
tors) the freemen shall use Indian co.,n and
beans The Indian corn to manifest election,
the beans contrary; and il any freeman shall
put i'll more than one Indian corn or bean for tie
choice Or refusal of any public officer, he shall
forfeit, for every such offence, ZEN pOpads, Sc"
The usual election cry-"to the polis."-''to
the polls!" which we still preserve, 80 doubt
originated with the party voting beans; a;.d was,
by no means, an inappropriate eXordium TO
preparation for the contest.
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{ny-THE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN RALTl
MORE CLIPPER is furnished to subscribers, by care
u carriers, at only sir and quarter cents per week
The Clipper will also be sent, by mail, to distant
subscribers, the rate of Fear Dollars per year-pay
able, always, in advance
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Reported for the American Rcpubiica..
COURT OF APPEALS, w. SHORE.
N,NAroLIs. (Md.l Ian. Ia. d

NFNAPDLT5, INIu' JAN. II, t@4o.
No. 33 Margaret Walters and Others, les
secs, rs. Ashton Alexander and Sarah Rogers
Alexander, was further argued by Mayer and
Meredith for the appelecS, and r, Johnson for
the appellant
On motion of John V. l.. Mcmahon, Esq,
Robert Ford Esq, OF st. Mary's county, was
admitted an Attorney of this Court.
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ItH IIIVs OF IGss nIaEe dsQuHlU-Ha an duVVfksVlUHE
exceeds ten lines, the price will he in proportion.
All advertisements are payable a, the time of their
insertion.
fby- TIE WEEKLY CLIPPER, large Family
Newspaper, containing all the select matter of the
daily, is published every Saturday morning. at the low
price pf LOO per amnum.
Q1- An papers sent by mail, discontinued the day
OF which the advance payment expires.
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,


4 IAN the right hand side going from Balti,rOre-st,
W two doors from the cornGr-wferc may be oh
tanned most speedy remedy for Gonorrhea, elects,
Structures, Seminal Weakness, pain i'll the L0ins, al
fections of the Kidneys, and every symptom OF
cret Disease.
A CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE MADE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
ATTENDING from in the MORNING TILL 20 al NIGHT,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-24
Land for Sale.

rNIIE subscriber offers for sale ms Ifact OF
i Land living in the upper part oil chester
field county on Swift creek, % miles from me
city OF Richmond, 4 miles from the Chesterfield
Coal Mines, and half a mile South Of The road
from Richmond 10 Lynchburg. The tract con-
lains 500 acres large portion OF which IS su-
perior fiat land very fertile, and in qiiality, hI@h-
IL adapted to the growth Of wheat and tobacco,
being OF Stiff loamy clay. The fiat lahd IS
free from water, except some cleared hui uncut
tiyated land on the upper creek Iow-Srouhus,
which may be made perfectly tree from water al
a small cost-say some 80 or 100 dollars. Al
tached is an excellent new Gris Mill, with
sinoe pair OF stones, built Of brick, and OF first
rate cast-iron machinery. The mill commands
nood custom. and Yields per year from l20 10 100
barrels Of Toll corn. The high land belonging 10
The tract is of Two varieties, good portion being
close compact mulatlo, and the rest grey, though
50 close and firm in texture as 10 produce very
fine wheat and tobacco. The county-line be-
tween Chesterfield and Powhatan, passing through
a corner of the tract, throws some 81 or 6O acres
10 The latter county, giving freehold in the same.
I would only add, in addition, that The place i
very accessible remarkably well waiered ~
every direction, and AT all seasons, with COCA
springs and branches, and is proverbia Tor It's
healthtuness
The terms Of sale, which would be either cash
or credit, as might best suit The purchaser Will De
made, in detail very accommodating.
ANY person wishing 10 purchase can apply,
personally, 10 the subscriber, residing on the pre-
mi,es, or BY letter, addressed 10 Flat Rock Post
Office, Powhaan county.
Nj. AURELIUS SALE.
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Old Point Hotel!

FNIllS celebrated Watering place having been
Il extensively improved and newly furnished,
will be open for the reception of visitors on and
after the 10Th Of June Its means OF accommodation
are ample, and its proprielors have spared no ex-
pense in rendering il in every way as desirable as
any summer retreat on the continent. The tables
will be supplied with Hog Fish, Sleeps Head,
Hard and Soft Crabs, Oysters, Turtles and Tara
pins served up by JACK McRAE, Of Petersburg,
whose devotion 10 The Shell and Finny tribe, is a
guarantee he will never let them pass from his
hands appearing otherwise than 10 the greatest
advantage. To this list, every other delicacy Of
stored With Wines brandies, &c, selected by one
OF the best Judges in The country, and in variety
and quality, are unsurpassed by any other eslab-
lishment.
New and commodous Bath Houses have been
ereced-arrangemenls for surf Bathing for those
who prefer il, and Hot Baths for invalids These
have wrought many wonderful cures in cases of
Chronic Rheumatism, and all cases OF debility.
No place can offer more sources Of amusement
the fishing is surpassed-shooing in The months
of August and September is very fine, the scenery
beautiful in the extreme. In sight Of The Capes,
and in three or four hours sail OF Yorktown and
jamestown. There are pleasure excursions for
those who desire them, besides the daily arrival
and departure OF Steamboats,. a fine band OF
Music will also be in attendance, and no exerlion
whatever shall be spared 10 render comfortable
those who may visit us.
II Mr. r. RAMSEY, formerly of The Farmers
| Hotel, Fredericksburg. and late OF The Boiling
brook floel, Petersburg will attend 10 the recep-
ton of visiters and 10 their comfortable accom-
notation.
| June 3-cwfw JAS. :. FRENCH.
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LOTTERIES.
SiralfOn's Office,
MO. S, SOUTH FOUR TEENTTj
In STREET.

MO. s, SOUTH FOUR TEEN1' I'm
IN STREET..
Schemes for the Week.
Draring rcorrcdcre7y dan at o'fluk
$4,000, 10000.
Observation-Disclosures, Extra No li9. Cant
lals: = OF $4,000, $500, 205!l, Is OF Ooo IN
of $50, Sc. - Nos, Is drawn. Tickets !, dol.
lars, halves J so, quarters %
$1,000, 1000.
Wednesday, lexandra, Extra, No l5o-
Capitals: $1,000, 1000, LOO, 900, 900, 500
ZOO GOO, 40 of 500, Sc. IS Nos, Is drawn
Tickets , 50, halves %, quarters G2l els.
$4,000, 1900
Thursday Alexandria, Extra, No I5l-ca-
pilals 81, 600, 1900, 1000, 1000, 10 Of 500 10
Of 1000, &C. IS Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets s
halves !, quarleTs2.
$1,000, 1000.
Mononsalia, No. &c Capitals
81 900 1000, GOO, 300, 900, l72 p, 20 Of so
&c. IS Nos, 10 draw n. Tickets | dollar, halves
80 cents, quarters %
$4,000, 1000.
Saturday lexandria Extra, No. l53. Ca.
pilals $4,000, 1000, 1900, I,lGi, Is Of 600
&c rs Nos, IA drawn. Tickets dollars
- $4,000, 5000
Monday Morning Drawing received bv SIM
DAVIS mail-Alcxandria, Class No. ii Cao;-
lals: $4,000, $4,000, 5000, 5000, 1000 1000
2G2s IS, $500, - Of 1000 &c. IS Nos l:i
drawn. Tickets $40, Halves 5, Quarters ) so
Orders Tor packages, certificates Of Packages
and single tickets in all the Lotteries will H..
promptly attended 10, and drawings sent. when re.
uuesled. Please address orders 10
N. STRATTON,
June % Richmond. Va.
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Hanover Land for Sale,

UNDER DECREE or COURT.
DY virtue of a decree OF The County Court OF
ID Hanover, pronounced on the 27ih day OF
Nav. 1915, in the case Of EdmondsOD el ais, IS
Edmondson ct ais. shall, as commissioner there
in named. proceed 10 sell on The premises, at pus
lie auction, 10 the highest bidder, on "wednesday.
The 25th day OF June 1918, the Tract Of Land
mentioned in the proceedings oflhe suit Aforesaid,
living in the county OF Hanover, on the old road
leading from Richmond 10 Hanover Town, about
nine miles from Richmond, and eight miles from
Hanover Town, adjoining the lands Of Edwin
Shelton, Thomas e.. Iin,ley, and Thomas Gaid-
ner. The Tract contains about 100 acres, two
thirds Of il in cultivation, the balance in wood and
swamp land, lying Tor three quarters OF mile on
the Polololomoy Creek, with an abundance Of
mari, dwelling house, and other out houses.
The above sale will take place al j O'Clock, on
the day above mentioned, il fair, il not, the next
fair day.
Professionalism of the purchase money IN
cash, the balance in equal insa menis, OF one ana
two years-Bond with approved surely ioi me
credit payments, and The tile Withheld unl'l me
paymen, of the whole purchase money anu
conveyance directed BY the Court
WIN. A. EDMONDSON, Conn.
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WOrtI,an,'s Office

Mo-, EXCHANGE PLACE, RICH
IN MOND, Virginia.
LOTTERY FOR THIS MORNING.
10000 and 10000 Dollars Capital-Alexan.
dria, Extra, Class No. 80. Drawing comes per
mail to-day. Prizes 10000, 10000, 3,5OO,
2OS9, Is of 900 40 of $50, so Of $50. IS of 100
21l OF 80 &c. - Nos, and Is drawn. Tickets
50. Shares in proportion.
LOTTERY FOR THIS EVENING.
$1,000 capital. Alexandria, Extra, Glass No.
l50-drawing comes per mail Tomorrow. Prizes.
$1,000, 1000, 100, 1000 900 500. 700. 600 4
prizes o: 800, 4 Of 200, 5 of l2j 10 of 100, &c
Tickets , 30.
SPLENDID SCHEME FOR SATURDAY NEXT.
$4,000 capilal-viz Alexandria, Glass No.
2G-,o be drawn AT Alexandra June 2Sih. Prizes:
$40, 900, $1,000, G,000 5000, 1000, 5000. 262s.
$500, % prizes Of 1000, Is Of 500 2S of 500
200 OF pa, &c.-15 Nos and Is drawn. Tick
els so.
LOTTERIES TO BE DRAWN AT ALEXANDRIA
SOON.
july 5,h-S3O,O 900, 10000. 5000. $500 500
2,2s0, prizes Of 20OO, ID d 1000, &c. Tickle 5
10 dollars.
July lalh-$aO,OOO, lO,Ov, 5000, 2.sao 100
prizes Of ,0e0, &c Tickets 10.
.Iuy lgh-SiO000. l5,00O 5000. 3. 600, 3.OOs.
80 prizes of ,00o 80 Of son, &c Tick Is 10.
july 26lh-S30, 900. lO0oO, A 900. 5000, $500,
-, 10 prizes OF 900, &. Tickets 10.
Tickets and packages in all The Lotteries ad-
verli>cd by J. e. Gregory Co, for sale on the
same Terms al this office.
r. Z. All orders confidential.
June u CHAS. WORKMAN.
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Potomac Land for sale.

DY virtue Of the last will and testament al
ID William II. Svdnor deceased, late OF tiit
county of Northumberland and SLATE ol VirgI-
mia, | Will al The Court House 81 the county
Aforesaid on Monday, the Ith day OF Ausu>i
nexI, if fair, otherwise the nex fair day, W being
Court day, offer for sale, 10 The highest bidder
that valuable Farm called "Cupid>' situated ON
Cupid's Creek in the county Aforesaid, ana con
tanning by survey 80 acres ; FOODS and III poles
Of land of excellent quality. Abou, iwo-lhirds
OF this land are cleared, the balance is in wood
and heavily limbered The fences are OF dura-
bic materials and in good repair. The houses
are comnodous and suitable, "a well for The
accommodation Of a genleel family, as for all The
purposes Of farm.
There is on This land an extensive orchard OF The
most choice fruits. This farm Is nearly equl-
distant from Baltimore, Norfolk and The District
of Columbia, with the advantage oil an inland
marker. as il is only eight miles from the county
Courthouse, and within six miles of The Northlm-
l+rland Academy, well conducted and flourish
ing School. 1t is pre-cmnent for FISH, oysters
and wild fowl. The neighborhood Is both healthy
and agreeable. A larm so desirable is seldom III
market The subscriber invites persons wlshn"
to purchase 10 view this valuable property, which
viii b. Offered on the most hb,r0i and 0c,omm0-
doiing crcHn. The particulars of which will he
made known on the day OF sale. Possession VIII
lie given on the first day Of January next. The
subscriber reserves ohin>cl the privilege OF one
bid THOMAS ;. 81 DNUh,
Executor of WIN. H. Sydnor, deceased.
June .5-cwlOw'w
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MISCELLANEOUS.
POwIlatan House.

RICHMO ND, RGIN>IA.
This being The season orvisi,ing, The subscri-
Il Der would respectfully call attention to this
Hotel, SO long and well kept BY Mrs. Duva To
those who know the Powhalan House. nothing
need be said in its prase:-its delightful location
its fine accommodations, and the order and
quiet with which it is conducted make it mos,
agreeable resling-place for families or individu-
ais
The friends of the subscriber, who patronized
him at Dibrells Springs and the Warm Springs,
are respectfully solicited TO renew their acquain-
lance with him at the Powhaan House, situated
on level and beautiful emlnence near the centre
Of the city, few steps from the Capitol, Cover
nor's House and City Hall, and very convenient
10 The Railroad Depots, Boat landings and bust
ness part Of The city
Il. The Powhalan Coach will be in readiness
TO convey passengers and baggage TO and from
the Hotel rriUout charge, and thus save them
from 30 cents 10 81 dollar porerage.
~ BAR on Tie basement Roor.
Board per day 81 So
June 22-d3w&ctf CtIAS. L. DIBRELL.