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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28
4 TIME FOR FAsuIoNs.--THl

- subscriber has Just received the spring style OF
gcntemens HATS for 1851 being the latest and most
approved New York and Philadelphia stve ofHArs.
rowhich he invites his old friends and customers and
the public generally, TO his large and desirable stock
OF HATS. as they really good and heautitul-
Al those thai in want Of the above ariiccs viii
phase give him call be i determined to sell a.
cheap as the cheapest. and upon the most accom-
moda,ing terms. lie devotes his whole attention to
The Manufacturing department Of Ilatting-and from
his long experience and close stteRtion to business
hehoPes TO merit good share of the public patron
age All orders thankfully received and prompt-
iy attended to. " VI. SITTER.
Feb a7-ts
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III 0THCE-The subscribcrs would respectful
i Is return their sincere thanks 10 their friends
FOR tho very liberal patronage bestowed thcm
during the past year, and nsk q eoufiuulnrc of the
for the present, the Machine shop former
ly owned by Diuguid e. Snapp. . miles North Of
Spout Springs, Appoma;tox county. yhroshing
Machines of thc best material and Workmanship,
and be had on the most rcnsonnllc terms.
Thrcshcr. fr stationlrv and portable horsc power.
They would suggest "a their friends the proPrrty of
bringing in then old Machines for repairs during
the winter months. Fan Mills and Corn Shelters
made on tho best and most approved plaza. Ilay-
Ing had experience Of ten years in thn business,
they conGlen they can give satisfaction iu both
workmanship aud price. Give as cull before
purchasing csewhcrr PHILIP SNApP.
npl 3-3m FRED NJ. MEEKS.
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q IRON 4 BRASS TOUNDRy.

d Y :
Al g MACHINE AND TOBACCO PRESS
" FACTORY Tho undersigned respectfully
,atarm the public that they have added an addition
al amount Of steam power to their establishment and
nov prepared to execute any work IN the above
line in a-stylc not inferior to any in the STATE.
They keep constantly on hand. all kinds feast
ings, and would ask particular attention 10 their
beautiful assortment of PLAIN AND FANCY
CRATES, STOVES, &c.
They offer their services FOR the manulacturc Of
all kinds of Machinery; such as Horse Power Mil
Clearing, So All kinds of rlows, together with
many other Agricultural Implements. orc kept con
stauily for sale. They manufacture Wheat fresh
ing Machines pftho most approved patterns, at the
large Brick Foundry Man Street. below the Frank
lin Hotel. 1T. & G. S. DIUGuID
March 3-lv
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TERRY & SHIELDS ]
AUCTION SALES.
SaUC.Rv v;r,,

'khbS - EE > SALE.--By virtue OF a
IL deed oi trust executed to me by John Reyely,
ON the 18th day Of January, 1851 and Of record in
the LynchbTg Corporation court, | shall proceed
on Friday, the 25th day of April, in front of the
Msrzethousc, in the town Of Lynchburg, to sell ut
public auction, for cash, all the Household and
kitchen Furniture belonging the said Revely and
conveyed in said deed consisting of Chairs. Ma
hogany Tables, Carpet Wardrobe, Bureaus, Sc,
&c &e. Also, one Negro woman named Kesscaii.
LAP al-2t WM B. ROANE, Trustee.
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POsspOneuncut,

The above sale Is postponed to Saturday. the Sd
day Of May next. which time it will take place at
the residence of Mrs. NJ. A. Revey, opposite the
virgiuian Office.
an 91-3t " u y T.,.,oc
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hfpllrins dome ~ lIle sHoIItat 1OII1F.
Feb 24-Gm a. COCHRAN.

e EsEMOyAE.-The subscriber, thank
GA ful for the liberal patronage heretofore cx-
alzM tended TO him, would respectfully inform
his itiends nnd the public generally that he has re-
moved his Watch and Jcwclry esiablishmsnt 10 tie
house one door above Mr. John KiHnicr's. and or-
posiie RumLorgis Zig Rcd Ea'." where be has
On hand n ncni and well selected assortment Of
WATCHES md JE TVELRY Of the latost
Styles All IL wnnt OF articles II lis line are enr-
nesily requested 70 coll and examiac bis stock d
he Is determined 10 sell On tlin most reasonable
terms A good assortment ofSilger Ware constant-
ly hand, manufactured by Mr. Henry Silver
thorn, which will be sold low as cnn be bought
elsewhere. EDW. w. VICTOR
y. b. Wsichca Clocks and Jcwelry repaired at
the shortest notice and on reasonable terms. The
highest pri,e paid for Old gold and silver.
up2i-ts E.W.V.
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MECHANIC ARTS.
MOULD, WHEAI

MOULD, WHEAT
Il TJiRESHTNG MACHINE. AND AGRf
rni'arai LmpiemeR, Dasntac'ory; Nam Sf'esf, I a
fer doors below The Franklin Hosci). Lypoaburg,
virsinia.-Thc sub,cribers have entered into q
coy,sr,ner.hip under the style and firm Of CONANT
& wALDR0N. for the purpose ot Manufacturing,
IN ids place, 7obaoco no'slts' HAcat Ihrcsfng
HaeAirrs. and all kinds Of AgrieHitural Implemeats.
upon the mos, approved plans. Their facilities for
getting up every thing in the above business, Is not
surpassed in this section Of tho country having in
their employment zpcrirnced workmen. and u-ins
nothing but the very best material. together with
the fact that thy practical workmen Themselves.
and superiascnd IN person. ali work put up in their
shop tllcy therefore eau, with confidence, war
rant ali work done by them, not to be surpassed in
durability nenfness. and exact performance, by any
other e.ablishmrst of the kind in this section Of
country. All orders thankfully received and
promptly attended 20. Charges reasonable. Al
in want, please give as n call.
A. W. CONANT,
a.1-3,n NyN NAIDH0N
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WATCHES. JEwELRY. GOLD

~ INU MI IER.-JOHNP 7. WRIGHT has
regularly employed in the back room Of his Book,
tiae Jeweiry and Fancy Goods and Watch Store,
gaed aeorh'Aaa, for the purpose Of repairing
Watches, mending lcwcly, Silver Ware. Combs.
Nc, and making Silver Spoons, Finger Rings, Sc.
All work enifus'ed to him viii be thankfully rccciy-
Cd and 'earran'ea 10 Be done IN The best ,aincr, or
no charge made for il. mar 94-,s
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cyyx, A. COCMRAN.--MANUFAC


t11s&=.IZ-,urcr and dealer in Carsiages BaroueIes,
Rockarays, Bpggies, Harness a-c.-Square below
the Franklin Hotel, Min street, Lynchburg. Va.
The subscriber feels grnteful for the very liberal
patronage extended TO him since nc commenced bu-
siness, aud would say to the public that be Is now
in receipt ola large assortment of the above arii.
cics, which win be sold cheap as the same quail
Try Of worii can be bought elsewhere and brought
here. Come IND judge for yourselves, we charge
nothing for hooking and but ifie ii you buy.
The subscriber Is apractical Carriage-lnahcr and
has had fifteen years experience in the business, and
dsvotes the whole Of bis time in making up, and
selecting work ofthe best quality, and such as is
bost adapted our ronfs and country.
The Harness department is u1der the manage
nent of Mr.. A. K. Jones, . superior workman from
New York, whose work viii compare with any,
whether made here or elsewhere
Repuiriny done al the shortest notice.
Feb 24-Gm A. COCHRAN
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MARBLE MANUFACTORY.

M GEORGE FAGAN e BROTHER, Ncelp-
TORS. Mafkct Street. LgacLbNre, Ta.--Monuncnts,
Mantlcs, Tomhs and Head Stones, Table and Coun-
ter Tops, aud House Work in general, executed in
MI its branches in the best Manner for public and
private buildings. Terms moderate.
.Jnn l6--6n
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g. DENTIST RY.--IwoULD
TYSSSxS respectfully inform the public that |
>1-LLlJ have removed my office to my family
residence on Church Street, nearly opposite the
Washington Hotel whore | win be thankful for all
calls and guaranty every operation 10 give perfect
satisfaction, and on cheaper terms than any other
Dentist in this place.
March 3--w,im :. B. DAVENPORT.
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'1ttS u Il n - SaLEI OE sAkt A.
Il BILE PROPERTY. virtue Of deed Of
trust bearing date the 2ith day Of March, 1851
and recorded in The Clerks Office Of the Hastings
Of Lynchbrg as also in the Clerks Offices Of
the counties Of Campbell and pittsyvania executed
to Us by James G. HINT and wife and John S.
Langh0rne, we viii sell at auction, on the 18th day
Of May next on the premises known as the Lynch
burg Dstillcry, all the fixtures connected herewith
together with the lease Of the premises. Hogpons
sc. &c. This ia the largest establishment Of the
kind in Virsun, ono, and is in al respects fit
tod Up n the most modcrnund improved style, and
j capable II doing busiuess of 100 bushels per
day ~ day Il 7ht, or 200 bushels h "a hours The
machinery j. driven BY steam engine Of Is horse
power, with boilers Of 25 horse power every thing
being NOW in order for operations. ANY one who
wishes TO engage in a money making business. nny
do so by purchasing this establi-hmeut. Also the
lcnse ofa house with all the fixtures necessary to
the conducting Of a lnrge Reetilying establishment
bae ofHops, upwards of 100 bushels of Malt, be-
sides many other articles not necessary to mention.
Also, the premises. the TERF FALU1BLE
Ga IND CONVENIENT FAHILY RESI-
II LENCE, occupied by the said J. G. Hunt
The Lot contains little over one 0Ad n QRar-
ier dcYcS the improvements consists Of n large
two-sfory frame dwelling with brick basement,
framed servants house with two rooms and brick
chimney, smoke house, icc-housc and ice, and sta
ward, with new well house. Also FIRST rate f,-
male Servant. Also all the said Hunts interest in
the estate of John Hunt decd being his interest in
the widows dover. Terms liberal and win be
made known on the day Of sale.
los. B. NOWLIN, }Trus-
ap l0-t15mn DAVID b. PAYNE, tees.
Sale conducted by
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A NEGRO yyOMANANn CUILD

~ FOR SALE.-Wc have likely Negro w To-
man and her child for sale privately The woman
Is oaly - years OF aco. and TN excellent cook
washer and ircncr, and will be sold on accummo-
dating ierms. MUSBY & Hol.CoMBE.
az Hts Aurj'- and Com N-f
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NTERCuANT,s BANK.-Pu

MERCHANTS BANK.-Pursuant to
IsA Act of the General Assembly incorporating
the Merchants Bank of Virginia at Lynchhurg, no.
ticeis hereby given that Books of Subscription to
the capa stock of said Bank viii be opened at the
Office of Edlcy & Spence, in the town of Lynch
burg, on the first Monday in May next. by the
COMMISSIONERS.
The Charter Incorporating the Bank, will be pub
lislcd 10 next Apnaays paper lap lots
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS FOR

IN CROSS TlES.-To save the trouble of wri-
ting numerous replies, it is deemed proper thus to
announce that all bids above 25e. have been reject
cd {. F. VI. GARNETT,
Doc n--ts Chief Engineer.
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(r-s SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
IL The undersigned, as Executor ofAlary John
SON. dec d.. viii sell Thursday the day May
1851, the House aud Lot owned by the said MARY
Johnson. situated in Lynchhury 9Th street, near
Major Bcnagh's fruntng 9Th ST., Sl5 feet, and
running buck J2 feet, and adjoining the lot Of Ca
ohJohuson, Thislot has upon il comfortable brick
tenement well suited u small fnmily. and all neccs-
sary out houses, and snow occupied by Mr.. James
Sweeney. Possession viii be given Immediately.
ap 2I-ilinn GEO. T. JOHNSON, Exccutor.
GALE OfVAEUABLE NEGEsOEs.
~ BY virtue of decree OF the circuit court Of
Amherst. pronounced in the case Of James Waits
adnr rs Willis NJ. Reynolds. &c, | shall on the
third Monday in May next. at Amherst courthouse,
proceed 10 sell several valuable Slaves for cash.
GEO. y. DAVIS Deputy
for L. Coleman, Sh'G of Amherst, and such
Comm'r ap 2l-fl9ma
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r. SAFE on ROUSE AND lot

ap 10-t15mn DAVID b. PAYNE, ! tees.
Sale conducted by
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-02-14
MARRIED.

In Christ Church, Washington, on Tuesday. the
18th instant, by the Rev. Mr.. HoDoEs. ANDREW
f. BEEDLE to Miss EMMA HODGE, all of this
city.
In this city, on the llth instant, by the Very
Rev. WIN. MATTHEWS, JOSEPH N. YOUNG to
JOANNA FRANCES, daughter of Maj. PARKE G..
HowLE, U. s. M. c.
In Cbarlestown, jefferson county, Virginia, on
the 5th February, by the Rev. DupLY TYSo, Mr..
P: c. LITTLE. of Georgetown. D. C., to Mics
JULIA ROBERTS, formerly of Massachusetts.
On Tuesday evening last, by the Rev. c, A..
DAVIS, EDw'D MAGRUDER, of Prince Georges
county, to LAURA E., daughter of THOMAS VIII
con, esq.,, of Montgomery county. Maryland
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The MONEY MARKKr.-The amount OF uncoined
gold in the mint at present we understand exceeds
eleven millions of dollars, including some ,750, 900
which belongs to the treasury Of the United States
An application has been made, VIC learn, to the
Secretary of the Treasury, on behalf Of the banks
of this city and New York, requesting him to order
two millions of dollars out Of the d millions
in the hands of the Assistant Treasurer Of New
York, to be applied to the payment Of portion of
the mint certificates issued in January, thus anti
cipating the coinage of the mint to that amount.
This would, if complied with, be great advan-
tage to the banks and the public, as it would
at once throw that amount into the channels Of
circulation and of business, and tend to prevent
any stringency in the money market. As the
mint, in consequence of it's increased ability,
will now be able to coin between six and seven
millions of dollars per month, the coin thus tempo
rarily advanced by the treasury would be replaced
tharcin by the LIST day of March ensuing. Wearc
glad to learn that the officers Of the mint here
determined push its operations with the greatest
vigor, and that it will not be long BEFORE in
quenco of its increased capabilities, 1t will be able
to furnish depostors of gold bullion with their coin
in ten days after tho same shall have been assayed
AZ New York, the premium on specie has
downward tendency. Some parcels Of silver are
coming from the West, which supplies the demand.
In exchange there good business done, and
the rates were without change.
philadelphia Ledger Of yesterday.
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Supreme Court OF the Uasssd states.
THURSDAY. February 10. 1851. ad

THURSDAY, February -, 1851. af
James II. Campbell and Nelson Merrill, csqs., Of
New York, were admitted attorneys and counsel
Tors Of this Court. ~
No. 90. Z. b. 81. John. appellant. u.s. u. A.
Paine ct ai.-On appeal from tho circuit court Of
the United States for New York.
Mr.. Justice Nelson delivered the opinion Of the
Court, affirming the decree Of the circuit court in
this case with costa, and damages at the rate OF
six per cent. per annum
No. &c. J. Newton appellant, Ca J. IL. Steb-
bins-On appeal from the circuit court Of the
United States for New York.
Mr.. Justice Nelson delivered the opinion Of the
Court, affirming the decree Of the circuit court In
this with costs, and damages at the rate Of
six per centum per annum.
No. SO. T. M. League, plaintiff in error, Us. j.
De Young, ct al. The argument Of this cause WIS
continued by Mr.. johnson for the plaintiff in error,
and MIR. Harris for the defendants in error.
Adjourned till tomorrow. ii O'Clock, a.. m.
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List OF Patents

Issued from the United States Patent Office for the
soeek ending February II, 1851, and bearing date
February IL, 1851.
Charles Schofeld and George J. Johns, of Albion,
Ill.-For improved Scraper
Samuel and Morton Pennock, OF Kennctt Square,
Pa.-For improvement in Seeding Apparatus of a
seed planter
Win. o. Grover, of Boston, MISS, and VIM E.
Baker, Of Roxbury, Mass.-For improvement in
Sewing Machines.
John Osborn, of Hamden, Conn.-For improve
mcnts in operating the waste gate in Hydraulic
Rams.
Joseph E. Ware, of st. Louis, MOTOR method
| of securing ranges of short plank in pavemens.
Reissue.
Harmon Hubbard, of Henrietta, N. Y, assignor
to William w. Reid, of Rochester, N. Y.--For inn
provement in tanning leather by tannin and acids.
Patented October 10th, 1849, re issued February
18th, 1851.
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Local Matters.

| MONEY SToLRS.-Thc library OF the Rev. Mr..
Matthews, of st. Patricks (Roman Cathoc)
church, on F street, was Saturday last robbed,
for the fourth time within few months, of a sum
of money The amounts have been successfully
sixty, sixty three, sixty five, and twenty five dol
lars. It has been the custom of Mr.. M to keep
| such sums near at hand for ordinary uses; and we
have been told that for twenty or thirty years lit
tie drawer in his desk regarded a perfectly
safe depository; but on losing the first named sum
last summer, he applied the extraordinary safe
guard of lock, and displayed the key indi-
cation of his prudence. He was, however, destined
to soon learn the ineficency of this protection by
finding his lock picked and his money gone, on
his return to the apartment ono day. He thcreupon
made strong wooden closet, with strong lock to
it, his place of deposit; but, after mass bright
morning, was again surprised to find that some
gentleman had made free enough with his poker to
use it in prying open the last described treasury.
How the little parcel was distracted Saturday
we have not learned, but think ii time for of
the friends of this most benevolent and estimable
gentleman TO present him with depository for his
ready cash, the door whereof will respond only to
his own "sesamc.''
The PREssuRE.- Washington has hardly ever
before known such time for shows and public
'httracuone as snc mas experienced Oh latc Lee
lures at the Smithsonian concerts and readings at
Carusi's, dramas at National Hall, comedies at the
Adelphi, biology at Temperance Hall, panoramas
at Odd Fellows Hall. fairs at the Odeon, crowds
in all the Saloons, throngs at the market houses
and multitudes at Magrudcr Calvcrt's newly
and beautifully fitted up dry goods store, on the
avenue, between Sth and 9th streets.
A LEGAL DEoIsIoN.-Thc paving around the
capitol was done under the direction Of the Com
missioner of Public Buildings, Mr.. Mudd; but Ms
he could not givcit his personal supervision, Mr..
Gregory Ennis was employed superintendent,
and by him the men were employed TO do the
work. Thcse men wcro Mcssrs. George Knight,
John Lynch, and Henry Williams. When the
work was completed the men were paid Off, but
with thirtyfo four dollars less money than they be-
icved themselves entitled TO. They accordingly
brought suit against Mr.. Ennis for this amount
and on Monday the case was tried by jury be-
fore Justice Dom, and verdict given for the
plaintiffs. j. l.. Smith, esq. for the plaintiffs,
and ]. F. Ennis, esq, for the defence.
If We do not misspprehcnd this case. the prinei-
pie involved was whether an agent of the Govern
mcnt in the prosecution OF the business Of the Gov
crnmcnt and therein mourning debts, Is liable to
action For such dcbts.
3
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[cooarsroSDEsoE OF the arpvnLlc.l

BALTIMORE, Feb. 1916 p IN.
The splendid carriage, built in New York. and
presented by his friends in that city to Daniel Web
ster. arrived here this morning. Itis now in the
extensive coach establishment of Mr.. Mccain.
South Gay street, where il will remain few days
for inspection II is certainly very elegant and
superb establishment fitting present for the dis
tnguished statesman to whom presented.
Governor Lowe has conferred the appointment Of
attorney general upon MIR. Robert J. Brent, in
accordance with my statement of yesterday. Mr.
Brent will fill the Office with ability He does mol
exactly please many of the ultra Democrats, mas
much a. he was Wing not many years ago, and
more recently an independent Taylor man
Our market is very quiet. There is no change
to notice in flour, grain, other commodities
Stocks quiet.
In New York, to-day, the market was steady.
without change.
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0nNAhfrhrAt HAM MANtFACTORY.

A III kinds of Ladies' Ornamental Hair Work
"A constantly on hand. at GIBBS'S store, on
Pennsylvania avenue, up stairs, over the old stand.
The assortment consists Of
Side and Grecian Curs, Braids. Plaits, Frizettes,
half Wigs, &c.
funery, such as
Lubin's Extracts
Bayley Blews Extracts
Hair Oils, Pomatums
Cosmetics Lubin's and other Toilet Soaps
Rowiands Kalydor, Aromatic Vinegar
Farina Cologne, Brushes Of every descrip-
ton, &c.
Also opened this day an assortment Of Ornament
tai tuck Combs; side, long, dressing, and pocket
Combs Together with d variety Of other useful
and ornamental aIticles. ..nj
N b. Orders for hair work taken and speedily
executed, in the best possible manner.
Feb 14-3tif
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MILLIONAIRE ASSOCIATION OF CAPITAL.

LTOR the purpose Of forming company with
Il one thousand shares, of 81 900 each, for which
certificates will be issued, paying ten per cent per
annum in return therefor, with a safe prospect OF
doubling the whole amount invested, (each and all
special partners,) free from assessment and liza
bility, under tho Revised Statute Of New York.
DESTROYS Of having influential parties through the
entire Union interested, for the purpose OF obtain
ing contracts with the Government TO carry the
United States mail in steamers and vessels to and
from Kew York, California, the East lndies, Eu-
rope, &C., proposals. will be received for a limited
number of certificates Of shares of y 900 each.
OLIVER HOLDEN,
General Partner, and Chief Agent of Company,
II Wall street, New York.
Banking and Commercial Houses in Europe and
the Americas, on application and investment Of
capital. will be appointed agents.
Feb i-dtf
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THE UNITED STATES HOTEL.
Pennsylvania arenuc, bet,ceen Sd and A.. stree

WASHINGTON CITY.
THIS ESTABLISHMENT was opened ON Tues
l. day, the 4th day Of February. 1851, by the
subscriber, late of Gadsby's hotel. as manager
who respectfully announces TO his friends and tho
public generally that it is commended TO their
favor and patronage by every comfort and con-
vcnence that be found in the best conducted ho-
tells in the country. lie would also add, that
a hotel conducted by him will always be found
a safe and pleasant abode for families, and all
who regard propricty, good order. and the strict
est decorum as essentials OF an agreeable home.
Feb loft w. N. Il. JCDKlNS.
Baltimore Sun, New York Herald, Richmond
Enquirer, Petersburg IntcIligcneer, publish every
other day two weeks, and forward accounts
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corps PAVILION HOTEL,

TOUlSld7lU .7CeTUe, HtHT OH oITttF.
THIS ESTABLISHMENT has been recently
i put in perfect order for the reception Of per-
manent or transient boarders. $40
From his long experience in several Of the fret
hotels in New England. the proprietor feels bold to
we'll supplied table, his establishment will compare
fayorably with any of the rst-class hotels in
Washington.
The lodging rooms. being separate and distinct
from the main building, are remarkably quiet, and
free from the noise and hustle often complained
of in the larger hotels.
Terms: For board and lodging, S. per day;
for meals alone. SO per week.
N. b. Transient boarders on reasonable terms.
Feb l2-dlws MOSES COPP.