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Thanks to the clerks of the steamers Ohio and Glend
Burke for river fayors
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PAcNe MArcH-A match for $500 has been made at
Mobile between Ro,cAy and Butcher Boy, mile heats in
harness. The race is to come off on the 9th inst.
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LA F.voRIrE''-The original manuscript of Doni-
zcttis opera La Fvoritc' offered for sale at Paris
for 1850 francs.
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WISCONSIN RIVER The Legislature of Wisconsin are
about to appropriate S25 900 the Improvement of the
navigation of the Wisconsin river
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TrE TRIAL JuRY-A bill is before the Legislature OF
Massachusetts, declaring juries judges of law well
facts in criminal cases The law is objected TO by the
temperance lest juries in trying viuators of the
liquor law, decide against its consutonay and the
vioators of the law escape 1t will he novelty in judi
cia proceedings to jury deciding that law is
unconstitutional and the next that it is constitutional
and thus making the kind both legal lille
gal in Massachusetts
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PENNSYLVANIA LEGlsIAruRE-A dispatch from Harris
burg dated the 18th inst, says: The bill repeating the
law OF 1911 denying the of the as for the detention
Of fugitive slaves, passed the House finally to-day.
"a substitute for the Maine Liquor Law proposed
by striking all after the enactng clause and inserting
section changing the mode of granting tavern licenses,
which debate in the House. rejected by yeas
iO, nays so.
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Commonwealth will probably be recollected by ON,
leaders, that short time since Captain Daniel Hunt
recovered verdict of S21 900 against John Simonds
'dent of the Underwriters St Louis for declining to
insure upon any boat upon which Captain H. should q,
as officer The matter has been compromised by the
Board of Underwriters paying Captain Hunt $1,000 and
resembling the offensive resolution
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iHt ned sroNE-The owners of the Inflated steamer
tea Stone We're offered $4,000 for about week be-
ore she blew up One of her owners Andrew Morgan OF
awrenceburg Ind purchased stock in her to the
$500 in addition to what he already owned two day.
'etorc the catastrophe. The boat and cargo are Of
curse total loss as there is insurance against ex
tosions.
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EDWIN JOHNSON,
4 DNG & JOHNSON, General Brokers in
Stocks Notes Exchange, also Real Estate and Slaves No. 20
Commercial Place, New Orleans. splS
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no" FREMEN'S CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION
HALL OF LOUISIANA HOSE COMPANY, NKwoRLfANs, April H.
regular OF Association the following resolution
W. adopted aud ordered to be published:
RsJre Thai this Association will refuse acknowledge
b ether than those contracted by the committees authorised
SAMUEL C. RISK, President.
VS. H. STACK Secretary, aplI 81
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Married
Died ]:

On Monday evening" April CLINTON
WHITE of this city, FLORA CATLETT OF Jackson
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Capt Mcdonnell of the brig Mary Elizabeth will please
accept our thanks for his attentions
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opp Fellows HALL-The foundation of u new Odd
Fellows Hall in Mobile has been commenced.

Crist alias Coleman arrived at Mobile on Monday and
has been committed for trial.
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Missouri DEMooRAric CoNvENrIoN.-The Missouri De-
mocratc Convention which has been in session for
time at Jefferson has not proved very harmonious body
The Beutouites and the anti Benton have come in
conflict almost every point that has been started and
every movement appears to have been contested with
spirit The anti Bentontes however appear to have had
the long end of the stick The nominee for Governor
Sterling Price, Esq the St. Louis Republican says is
of doubtful politics the great subjects which di-
vide the factions, but he has been nominated
the head of the who known to be the choice of
Colonel Benton, and who has long been Of his
obsequous followers. This gentleman, the Republican
says, is Thomas l.. Price, of the surname the
nominee but not of the family. The Republican
adds: The hasty glance have taken of the proceed
ngs, show that Bentons power and the influence of
his friends the waue. Men who have been his
most violent opponents, nominated to high and
sponsbe Offices and this too by those Of his friends who
but short time ago, would not sit in councilwth scam
and rotens AS view the matter now. the ants have
carried the day. But will have to say of the
Convention hereafter
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4 ,AuGhT on the evening of the 18th IN
" inst, BAY MARE, no mark She had n, when JsJ1S
Saddle and brde cab The her
calling and paying expenses MALCOLM WRIGHTS
street, between Gslvsz and Johnston apI5 it,
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Died:
N Wa32esdHy, April a. at
son Guy MY SAliA All l., BEACH aged years.
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~ WING STATE CENTRAL EXECUTIVE Com

Me- WING STATE CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COM
adjourned meeting this Committee will be held on
FRIDAY EVENING, at hafpast o'clock, At the Room corner of
Commercial Place and Camp street. Puncual attendance pAeu
ary requested. By order Of ]. N. MARKS, President.
E, SALoMoN, Secretary. apis "
Ms- WING STATE CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COM
NKwOnI1AYs April H. meeting of the Dele
gates this Committee Camp and
Place. organization the following gentlemen
unanimously elected officers
President :. Il. N. MARKS Parish of Orleans.
Vice Dis Hon A. j. POWELL, Parish of Ascension
% ]. b. WALTON Parish of Orleans.
Sd Hon. S. w DoSSEY, Parish of Tensas
9TH Hon. T. c. SCARBOROUGH Par. ouachia.
Treasurer. l.. HEYLIGER.
Secretary. E. SALoMoN.
By the Committee.
npls St E. sALoMoN, Secretary.
l8- WING RANGERs.-At meeting of the
Wing Rangers held Wednesday, April T. the following gentlemen
elected for the ensuing Presidential Campaign
EXECUTIVE COMMUTERS:
F. j. cARRELL. Chairman.
jP bA 4; SEEh'
cHARLE st oGrER
FINANCE CoMMTTEE:
H HES,iXs r r. WoiP. Chairman
s S6sErfI s 6 6sSb
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
Col: E. P; HUNTER, Chairman.
H. Il. eAs sTTEEESaaSSos
cH.s i RECESSION, se,.s,srie ,' ' " " ' '
MS~ NOTICE. - Agreeably to a resolution
adopted by Directors the NEW ORLEANS
JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY
Ncwoeans invited attend public meeting which
will be held at the AMERICAN THEATRE, THURSDAY EVEN
ING April O'clock which occasion he Provisional Board
lay the public proceedings purposes and prospects
said Company. .Neworleans April IS, 1852.
]. MATTHEWS, President pro TEN.
JoHs CALHouH Secretary. npl4N
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Eds Crescent-Enoch NJ lived up on Pearl River
Hancock county Miss and wishing to take his family TO
Alabama to see his attend the Methodist
Conference flor Enoch was strict Methodist he went
down to Pennington where Judge A had large store,
that time and succeeded purchasing horse and
lot of provisions from the judge tick promising to
pay as soon as he brought hogs market The Judge
waited patiently yearhe then visited the house OF
Enoch but not finding him at home, he returned to P
and wrote tho following model dun. copy of which
as think this is too good to be lost enclose it, aud hope
YOU will give it place in your paper. RUNE.
PEAR1isGroN, Miss, 18th June 1850
Friend Enoch--Why, o friend Enoch has thy soul
turned against thy servant and why thy servant
never see thy peace, have Enoch. furnished
thee raiment for thy household yea, also for thy
and thy maid servansnor have Withheld from
the coffee of the Indies the of the lands
of Louisiana. borrower have furnished thee with
beast of burden that thou thy wife and thy offspring
might travel than thousand furlungs, to the
land of their nativy-eyen to the epuchre of their fit
theirs. Two days not yet quite passed o Enoch.
since made long journey of eighty turlougs, even to
gold silver jewels raiment. and to thy face i'll
peace and to satisfy my soul with bread But To- thou
hadst gone out into the wilderness that found thee
not Truly met thee in the way like unto Saul the son
of ksh las thy servant supposedly seeking toc asses
Yet thou wouldst not return with to thy dwelling to
administer unto me.
Wherefore o Enoch my soul is weary of long suffer
ing and the Lord liveth unless thou and speak
kindly unto and deliver unto gold and silver jew
els rament to the value of four pieces of silver
therefore, say unto thee, O Enoch agree with thine
adversary quickly. whilst thou art in the way with him
thine adversary deliver thee the Judge and the
Judge deliver thee the Officer verify then thou wilt
have to pay the uttermost farthing, W. H. A
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THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1852.
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L0kcr Ilo1n -CnllLornia.

j
New ORLEANS, Oct 9-The steamer El Do
RADIO has arrived from Aspinwall, bringing San
Francisco dates of September II.
The news from the mines was favorable, and
several large Jumps Of gold had been found.
There was another movement among the mi
ners regarding the Chinese, and a meeting had
been called at Jamestown to adopt measures
for their expulsion.
Late dates from the Sandwich Islands state
that the prevalence ofsickness at the Sandwich
Islands had proved serious draw back to bus
mess. The government had promulgated re-
ciprocity of trade with the United States.
Advces from Valparaiso state the Chilian af-
fairs were very promising. A new military sys-
TEN had been established, which gave great
satisfaction. The government had sent $780,
00e to London to purchase a war steamer.
The troubles with the indians in the interior
had, in a measure subsidized.
Business generally was steady and prosper
Gus. The market was steady. Produce plen-
ty. Butter in active request at advanced rates.
Importations regular, though light for the AT.
lantic States.
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"7He Bank Of tie Union. The failure
of this institution has. to great extent un-
settled public confidence in all the banks issu-
ing notes of a less denomination than five dol
lars. As the citizens of Washington have
never been favored with exhibits, showing La
bilities and assets, they have had no opportuni
ty of determining as to the solvency of any of
those establishments.
We learned yesterday that legal gentle
man of this city had gone to Virginia to take
possession of assets Of the "Bank OF the Union"
in that State, for the benefit of the creditors.
The exact amount of paper in circulation
has not yet been stated by authority, but it is
supposed to be not far from seventy thousand
dollars from six to ten thousand OF which. it
is estimated, is held in this city by various in
dividuals.- Republic.
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0bc DoiIp l)irpiniam.
Further European News.

| Further European News.
ENGLAND.-The excitement relative to
the weather had subsidized, and the harvest at the
North had nearly all been secured. The
wheat crops on the whole would be under the
average in quantity; while the quality in most
instances would be inferior.
The Queen and Prince Albert were still in
Scotland.
The body of the Dnke of Wellington was
at Walmer Castle; awaiting the necessary ar.
engagements for lying in state at Chelsea Hos
pital
The American Guano Expedition to tho
Lobos Islands was creating much uneasness
among the dealers in Guano and Peruvian
bond holders. Fears of collision were be-
ginning To be entertained.
FRANCE.-An attempt was made to as
sassnate Napoleon at Marseilles by means Of
an internal machine, containing $50 gun bar
rels loaded with 800 bullets The machine
was secured by the police and the parties ar
rested
Advices from Paris state that the first official
act towards the contamination Of the Empire
will take place no the 9Th of October, when
the Tours decree will be published for the con-
vocation ofthe Senate to examine and report
on addresses from the Departments inviting
dignity.
The conspiraton to murder the President it
was believed, was extended through Prince Vos,
(slc) and was set on foot by the French Pied.
montese Socialists n''nr ,.~"d'"" "o,i
known ,ivfcnt Socialists have been arrested,
ohargedwith being engaged in the conspiracy.
1t is thought there is yet another machine con-
ccalcd at Marsellles.
The Paris Journals areprincipally occupied in
chronicling the progress OF the President through
the Southern Departments. At Grenoble, Av-
ignonand Marseles the President was received
with the most extravagant outward demonstra-
tons of JOY.
Beneath all this current OF popular rejoicing.
however, it was plain that indications OF Sc
cret hatred prevailed at great extent. This Is
proved by a conspiracy to assassnatet the Presi-
dent at Marseilles. The Internal machine was
planted on house in one of the streets through
which Louis Nopoleon was to pass the next
day. 1t was seized by the police that night.
Besides the $50 gun barrels, the machine had
four blunderbusses similarly charged with
grape shot This battery, if fired during the
passage Of the corege, would have completely
swept away the President and his attendants.
Many Of the consprators were arrested. The
plot Of destruction was concocted by
secret society, which had long been watched
by the police.
The subject ofadvancing the addresses emana'
ting from the Departmental Councils generally,
and of either framing a report thereon or pass
ing the Senate's ullimatum inviting Louis Ma
poleon to assume the imperial dynasty, has not
yet been definitely settled.
The return of the Prince TO Paris, after COM
pleting his present journey. will be celebrated
with royal and imperial pomp and magnlti-
cience, which will eclipse any thing of the sort
ever seen in France.
The news of the attempted assassination of
Louis Napoleon had no effect on the Paris
Bourse. The machine was calculated to kill
| 500 persons.
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NORTHERN.-Arrivesfr from Charlottesville ON the
same vs. heretofore, viz Tuesdays, thursdays and
4aturdays Schedule time of arrival, m. Leaves on
SUNDAYS, Wednesdays and Fridays at
PACKET MAII4-The Packet brings Way Mail
Wednesdays Mondays and Sundays and takes one Mon
days w ednesdays and Fridays. On Monday morning,
Richmond and Northern mail is received by the Packet
RAILROAD MAIL-Mas are dispatched by the
Railroad daily at 80 for Forrest Depot, Liberty
Buiords Big Lick saem &c, and for Finca'ue, and Tor
the present, all the watering places.
By the Railroad also sent, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays mails Tor Bedford, Floyd and Franklin
LEXINGTON AND PATTONSBURGMAIL-
rives daily, except Sunday, at Gap IN.
Leaves daily, except Sunday, at hali-past six
FARMVIILE-Arr yes daily, except Sunday, about
midnight, bringing the mail from Richmond, and parts
North, South and West oil that city Leaves daily from
IL to IL p, m. except Saturday night.
DANyILLE-Anves, as hen tofore, Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays. Leaves, heretofore, Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays, at a.
PEDLAR MllLS-Arrives, as heretofore, Mondays
and Thursdays, between 10 and III a Leaves about
p m, same days.
g. Mail closed at p. m.
9y- On Sunday morning, the office will be kept open
for one hour after the Mail is ready for delivery.
Aug ls-dts WIN. M BLACKFORD, p. M
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xENGTON ~ Through

"a LkIAENS OIS ea
&Il. a,y1E....z-AAi TO BUCHANAN, IN TWO DAYS, IN
sA-a2sE-s@s-~ orr MaiiPACkE1 Boats, by ScottSrtHe
and LDqchbug-On and after the 10th, our Boats will
leave Richmond daily, Sundays excepted at the usual
hour 6 P. NJ and arrive in Lynchburg in "a hours and
in Buchanan in AZ hours.
Returning, leave Buchanan at y A, M, every day,
except Sunday and arrive in Lynchburg at % P NJ
Gave LvnchiInq nj 8 P NJ and arrive in Richmond in
80 hours in time with the Norfolk boats leav
ing at 81 A NJ and the Southern and Northern kniI
Road cars leaving at A. NJ
Passengers for Lexington, connect with daily line
of Stages at North River. Returning. leave Lexington
every day except Sundays and arrive in Richmond in
A hours
Passengers for Farmyle. fare So Buckingham G II,
fare s. 25 charlottesville fare -, and Sounion, fare
81, will leave Richmond in Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays Boats. -
Below see card of time of arrival at intermediate dis
tances:
r-. 2. L--o,.4 ILL erc.zaL Snndal.s- nj ~
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DAILY VRGINIAN.
TERRY & SHIELDS, Proprietors.
JAMES MCDONALD. EDITOR
TEH EE5.

The VTRdINTAN is published daily 90 se,niwcekly
- advance No subscription taken shorter
than six months. on1 paper except
the option Of the Projectors, until all arcarages shall
been paid
ADVERTISEMENTS are inserted for so cents per SQUARE or
les every form insertion. and 81 for
If the number of insertions is marked MS it
will be published till ordered charged accordingly
The YEARLY RATES are:Fur the privilege of two squares
daily 500 senweey To- for square, daily 35, semi-weoy
S2-f inner form daily so seniweeby S35. Every yearly
advertiser will be nfe eonHe lis advertising TO his par
tcuar line Of business and ne exceed the space stipulated for
he will be charged ratably for the excess.
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ri Office TO THE PUBLIC.

" II OF the charter of Il he Lynchburg and Abng
don Telegraph Company reads follows:
Ihat ii any person, persons shall wilfuy know
ingy break, nure, destroy. orinterrupt the Telegraph
lines or communications, any pnrt thereol,-to be
erected by the sad company in pursuance of this act
he she, they, sha pay the said corpontion one
hundred dollars for said offence and shall be further
liable for all damages which the suid company may
suhern repairing the injury, and from the interruption
of their business be recovered in action of rcss-
possand if any person. incurrng the penalty nfore-
snd, shall through insolvency my other cause be
able shall fail TO pny the penalty damages afura
said and shall second time commit tresspass upon the
said lines any part thereof aforesaid, he. She or
they, shall be liable upon conviction thereof 10 an i'm
prsonment in the county la of not less than month";
han six months"
The penalties OF the section above rcclcd, will be
rgidy enforced. +. b. DEANE, JR
President l.. Il A. Telegraph Co.
70 Richmond (semi-weeltly) Times and Formvilc
journal will copy Al and send account to this Office
Sept }--dts
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Articles appropriate tothc First Ca8s-Boxes of hats,
bonnets and furniture
articles appropri1ie Sccond Class.-Boxes, bales
of dry goods eahers Shoes saddery, glass; paints oils,
drugs and confectionery.
Ar,jcleS ap,ropiaeto Third ClasS-N irginio dom's'
tics sugar. coffee, liquor baggng, rope. BUTTER cheese,
manufactured tobacco, leather hides, cotton yarns, cop
per- tin sheet iron, hoowware, queensware, castings,
hardware marble dressed and other heavy articles not
enumerated in special or fourth class rates
articles appropriate 10 he Fourth Class-Flour Gin
sacks rice pork beef fish lard, allow and bacon, Gin
casks boxes or sae beeswax, bales of rags ginseng
and dried fruit bar iron, marble (undrcssed) mill and
grind stones, mill gearing.
50 miles 90 Salt per bushel !
Plaster r per &c 100 niles 90 of Fifty pounds 10
600 lbs. 5oo ,,iles 2 oo Carried East IL
Sort 7--dts
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FRIDAY MORNING, OCT Is, 1852.
MISCELLANEOUS.
REPUBLICATION OF TIE

LONDON QUARTERLY, THE EDLNBURG
THE NORTH BRITISH, .1.ND JpEST.MLN.
fSiER REPIEJGS MD BL4CKTOODS
-M4t;.8ZLNE.
LEONARD, SCOTT & CO, PuBLlsnrRs,
70 Fulton md 81 Gold streets. New York
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ENsU RANCE MPANY

NNI4IITY Of NIhITINIA, 1T W WINDITFST EN-
CAoytered March I'm, 1852.-Copi,o, $5000O.
WITH POWER TO INCREASE THE SAME TO $500, 600 !
TENHIS COMPANY, having been duly organized is
n ready to receive applications and issue Poll
ces and offers the citizens Of Virginia Reimbursement
of a home Company for the Reinsurance Of all kinds
of property, merchandise 20, at fair and equitable
The Directors assure the public that this Com
rnny viii be conducted with view to permanency, and
the strctest principles Of equity, Justice, and close
regard to economy and the safety of the insured
PPEsIDENr-JOSEPH S. CARSON.
SEcRETARY-C. S. FUNK.
AcTUARY-O. +. BRESEE.
JOSEPH S. CARSON, = WIN. l.. CLARK,
JAMES p. RELY, JAMES II. BURGESS,
LLOYD LOGAN, n. w. RICHARDSON,
john KERR
IL Office Pccadilla street near the Valley Bank,
Winchester. 7. ID. CHRISTIAN AGENT,
Sept 2--dly Lynchburg.
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Accommodation Yraiu,

Ia g s.ss...s.J VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE
Hksz--ek- ,-=nE---ssac@ RAIL ROAD-A Freight Train
with Passenger Car attached, will leave Lynch.
burg daily Saturday and Sunday excepted) o'clock
P NJ, and leave Bnfords daily, (Sunday and Monday
excepted) att o'clock. A. NJ
Freight intended for this train accompanied by two
drny tickets must be delivered in the Depot before
set the previous evering All freghts be prepaid.
aug l0--dts THOS. JELLIS, Ag't.
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These vessels all of the first class built in the city
of Baltimore expressly for this trade and have superb
or accommodations Tor passengers They are com
manded by experienced Captains and qualified for the
trade,and who will spare exertion to accommodates
They will be towed up and down the river by steam
and may be relied sail promptly us advertised.
Merchants going North ordering goods from New
ork will find il 10 their interest TO ship by this line
is the only regular line, and freight will always be
taken Mt the lowest rates and every effort will be made
by the agents in Richmond and New ork to give salts
action. Werespectnly nsk and hope to succeed in OBJ
timing full share of patronage. Goods shipped by
this line New York, Will be forwarded free of com.
mission to New Orleans Mobile Savannah, Charleston,
any other port. The vessels will be in Richmond at
Rockets; in New York nj berth No. t. C Office House
sap, foot of Wall Street
DAVID CURRIE, Richmond, }.,,
CfIAS. II. PIERSON, N. York, n6' 'S'
: Richmond, Aug. 28-dts No.G1. South Street.
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(ABELL HOUSE, EynchbMrg, Wa.
" The undersigned takes this method ninfurming his
friends and the public generally that he has leased for
II term ofyears the CABELL HOUSE, and that it is
open for the reception Of company. 1t has un-
dergone horous repodr from t,p t" hottom and is
furnished with NEW FURNITURE OUT AND OUT
All he asks is call and if entire satisfaction is not given
charge will be made He has also leased EllioUs
Stables. the best in the CITY, which will be furnished
with plenty of Provenapr, and attentive Ostlers.
q. w. A. RAINE Proprietor
n. B.-l have made arrangements with the proprle-
of the ''VIRGINIAN READING ROOM" by which my
guests will have the pleasure of visiting that resort of
and literature. Cards of admission will be OBJ
taiaed at the Hotel Tiy 12-dtfl &. w. a. R.