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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-27
LATEST NEWS
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New York, Jan, 27.-The Times Wash
ington special says:
Maj. Gen. Sherman entered the Senate
Chamber in company with his brother Sen.
ator Sherman yesterday afternoon while the
Senate was in session. Immediately gen.
cral buzz and hum Of suppressed voices broke
forth among the numerous auditory in The
gallery, and here was rush to get in "a
vorabie positions .or good view ofthe mil
itary hero The Senators one by one ap-
preached the General and warmly shook
him by the hand. For time he was sur
rounded by admiring friends, and the bus
mess Of The Senate Mas almost suspended
during his reception. Gen. Sherman came
here on official business. aud, it is said. will
await the arrival here Of Generals Sheridan,
Meade, and Thomas, next week, al Of whom
are ordered here 10 form military conven-
ton Of affairs in their several Depart
ments.
New YoRK, Jan. 27.-Ths Manchester
Guardian Of the 18th inst, has the follow
ing:
Our Liverpool correspondent has lecciv-
ed from some source information which he
assures Us is strictly I, ue however absurd or
improbable The fact may appear. The pur-
port Of the CORE spondence is that in Liver
pool, which has aiways been one of the great
centres Of Fenianism, and where the chief
members have had active means Of CO m
munication with other towns in England,
Ireland and Scotland, Is well as With Amer
lea, the government is as vigorous as ever,
and, Of course, the proceedings Of the
Brotherhood is nov conducted with much
more caution than before the recent trials
an. arrests.
Delegate meetings Of the Brotherhood are
constantly held in Liverpool, and attended
by persons from different parts Of the Uni
ted Kingdom, and North America, but these
mcetin IS are never held twice in the same
place, in order to battle police, and to pro
vent susl icion Of out -siders and to put the
spies and iniormers who seem to be inseper
able from an Irish conspiracy on the wrong
scent.
Fenian ambassadors arrive at and leave
Liverpool to and from American ports
weekly, and - many Of them are persons
Of good address and even Of education, and
as they always travel first class, no suspi.
cion whatever is excited so far Is our in
formant has been able to learn.
The latest movement Of the Fenian body
10 to appoint the notorious Meagher Of the
sword IS dictator. Mcagher it will be re-
membered vas tho leader Of the Irish brig
ade in the recent American war. His plan
is said to be to divide the Fenian army into
two immense bodies, and with one invade
Canada, and with the other to join the EN-
peror Napoleon in sustaining the throne Of
Maximilian in Mexico. By this stroke Of
policy it is stated that Aesgher hopes to
secure the equal good will Of the Emperor
Napoleon and to gain his support to the
scheme Of establishing the independence Of
ireland.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-27

CA1eago maSkess.
~ Tslssraph1 OnieAoo, Jan. ae
Provisions-Lowsf. Sales Of mess pork 1t oa3 90
en- Sweet picked hAms quiet; s.les q i7e Kns.
!ish msata duil; short rb next w~eks delivery lax
80. much doing In built rneass; rough sides 1Sx.-
Green me .ts IN request; hams; hau.s fruan dsecsed
hcgs 14x ais; from slaughtered hogs IL
Lard Ito for kettle rendered.
4ess Deef-4xira 10 10 demand at e1eaaO
Dressed noxs-0ales range 1rom oie eo011, eles.
ing ct 10 y 01O Is
heat-L*ss setive. Kol spsine .; No
d. e30ele; rejected %.
Corn-lse 1ne No I; - Y az for NoA
Oats l231 - for No I; 9lx for EoS
Rys-NO cold at sic.
High Wines Qutet q - 10
Ho9s-0Ale Of S799 heed st DS-0S q for EXTRA
large; o9e0o - for good emcoth lota
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-27

Lou,sv,LLs Jan. 26.-Bsry. Kaight
Crab and Lysaught, I'll under 80 ysers 81
sgs, the four murdesess Of Mr.. Hedernasn,
were hanged to-day.
River risine 20 feet On The shoals.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-27

Yourselves, ed


We have pct - cd ssll this article ese ever
- yeees. seA CAN SAY IN CONg1DBNCe ed
TRUTH Of Il vhse ~ hsvs sever bssa sele e
~ q any ether 9edieiae-M9vga AAe "
FAILED IN 4 StN0Lk INSTANCE TO BFrECT
4 Ours, When timely used. Never did Ne
keow ~ instance Of dissaliskaction b.. any rae
Who used Il. On the contrary, I'll srs delighted
9Th ita operations. and speak in terms Of con
tsea. We speak In this matter WHAT We DO
KNOW ailer - years exPerience: AND
PLEDGE OUR REPUTATION FOR THE Full
f1LMENT Of WHAT WE HERE DECLARE.
In almost every instance where the infant 10 suf-
fring from pain and exhaustion. relief will Be
found in iiteen minutes after the syrup 10 3D.
,ninistered.
Foll directions for using will accompany sach
bottle: None genuine unless the fac-simils Of
CURTIS PERKINS. New York. 10 On ~ out
side wrapper.
sold By Druegislsthreueheu The world.
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pr. ~ elne's 1854
ONCHlAl SYRUP,

IA On10tllN0 KeMedE Tor CON0KS, VoldS,
. BrencAitis, Sore Throat, Hosrsenese
and Irritation Of The Bronchial
Tubes or Lungs. Tieklin0 in
tie Throat, and Group.
This syrup ID especially benitcial in aGlicticns
Of the throat and Bronchial Tubes, caused 81
Catarrh. greatly assisting in its permanent cure
when used in correction with the Remedy. III
taken in time, It never fails to cure the severest
eases Of Group.
Being agreeable to the taste, safe for children.
speedy IT. effects, giving strength 70 the voice
AID lungs, u will soon 6nd its wav into sverv
family il the land. Price o. per bottle.
Sold BIZ oil Wholesale Druggists, and d Retail By
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-27

ORPHANS HoxE.-The following are the
contributions from Sub. District No. 8, of
Winfield Township T. H. Kemmerer, So
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-27

The steamer TesrtAc fbon Liverpool has
arrived. News antisipotel.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-27

COLORS the HAIR, WHISPERS ant NOUS
~ TACHE beautiful bisck or browS. Il con-
sists Of only one preparation. Color will not fade
or wash out. Univ 50 cents box. Mailed TO
any sddress. for IS Cents, BY .. c. UPHAM 70
Scuth Eighth Street. philadelphia, Pa Sold by
al Druggists janl 8 -dSm cod IN tn sat-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-27

nEuOvES PIMPLES ON THE FACE,
~ FRrCKLES, 10. II also softens the Skin
cad beauties the compile ion. No ladies toilet
70 complete without il. Price. 50 cents. Nailed
20 any address for IS cents, BY 3. c. UPuAM,
- South Eighth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Sold
hv al DruR01sts. ianl9 decd m sat
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-27

Nsw 0AGsAss, IL. 1e.-oseals passDd
- neees ~ sE1ssisg - sDsslisa ~
New Osleons 0uaisplaf s0soeU - ~ -
eay - 0aeeA, ~ ouoite ~ 0evWeefs
slGnotofU. ShoaA ~ 0oveenoe vs1D - h
VI - oVue his voto.
Esivats info -0Aaieo feeoived hses ffoal
~ CITY e ne1:co. fteo seliabls ssusses
stats tha3 ~ Itsneh tsoeps wsll NJ b
vtthdnwn uatil MAximi1ioa b ftso Steu
American inteeveotion.
The eo00ondoe q u French 49, q
bag6ad, il ~ aane q bic 0ovssoueat,
pscessted a0nisst ~ oeeepoaiea q that
place b United States troops, I'D toeae
which bed bseo ssnt ever ese ~ pestseaiea
efths tswn, ed Il Anseieas iaesssetss wses
Withdsown.
May lsnilies ass lsaviag 0atanssae b
fear of further lauIeoenees.
The 0alvsstoa News y 10 6avde q SD
Ing special treasury Detectives 70 Ts1s1
to search OFT the alleged gross cotton trans
actions By government agents. The Ts9as
papers schasgs government sgents viii
downright baFsfaeed stealing, end eppsss'
sion.
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Nsw Yoaa, Jan. n.
Cotton mild lS0sOe.
,Ftesa-o7 sS07.so Rx. Htste. oe,loDe. 6
RH.O.
WmAs.-l.7eo1.7S Chicago Hpsine.
CoaR.-About lie lower, WITH declining Ten.
OAss-le tsttsa, Ao0ll unsssad; tease
SQUAD.
poeR.- Lower and heavy, nsw a.. as Is.
Old closine 80 " eash. -
Dansao Hoes. -Lses sctive, la)<D1S
Wams11.-Hssvy snd dsslinia6, 0s.0D9.aA
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-. -. :, 80 Ms, hsy !s,s, il. =.
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CLOTH LINED COLLARS
Treee llockWooD's
s. CLOTH LINED
W. Paper Collars,

~ Cloth Lined Collars MADE By ths LocxwcoD MAE.
UeAusuarpe Co.. 996 eoufn Ta,lp ssaawss PntLADKL.
INA, havs been In general since 1885, and notwlth
oeanas The fact that numerous limitations OF them have
~ oaas they s rank superior to any Collar In The
0aseee.
9Aey ars the ony collars lined throughout with CLOTH
vtA layer ospspsr each side. and shaped upon
s0sss moulds, to a the neck and ALLOW space
~ ~ crava The peculiar process used 10 their
eearo, MATES them resemble linen very closely whoa
49, y tAe paper. they are very srens. and % not
- ~ baton hete and are the only collars made
- eao - tuvaed aud worn both sides without ~
b11aso Aolss giving way and the paper tearing.
Parties pnrcAasng collars viii b. careful 70 sss that
q, 0seH Lissd, sstiA * trade Msark oTMs o. AID
49, - Rssssse. DO not be deceived by the hcxss
49, but for yourselt II the collar
1Defb Got stamped upon the Inside - above Il b not
A Nss liss Of .Diseounss offered to .'obbsrs.
LOCKWOOD MFG, co.
D0o = 80 Aoueh n %. RAllaasa.
Oe - Rea0e -. nv. jants-dSme
Ar0y Itch. letter. an Erapsions.
~. o9oynet" ssAll-Msallng 0nsaeat."
sAl-nsaline Ointasut."
~. 0vay0o6~ "AnMealin6 Ointment"
"All.nsAlmg Oiotment."
~Dg. ouoyoo6" "An.aoAling Ointment"
'AM-Healing 0iutmeut"
~. o8ayusb" sAn-Eealin6 0ntmsnt."
Ne eoso - eouelnate, o. long Standing, u vl net
go = sAsst e0e. III kinds ofTsstsf are permanent
0oo. eat eheo1, naa eers Itch &c. Price y etc. -
lo0a9 - ssaee y D1. ewAYNg Z son. - North
- Sssoss, phraaGpAia, bog vill - ssat Tree Of
Oo1a0s y any pass ~ ~ United esates.
- q Z. }. nALLOROS Dk.S esoax. Dsvenpest
ooo5.eedl LORD { SMITH. Caieaee.
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she wore manaclee on her hands, with chains
at her feet as indicative OF the condition of her
own native land. She did not represent the
Goddess o Liberty (as some OF the Federal Off
GERS supposedly, but the South, the down-trodden,
the oppressed South. 1t was painfully beau
tiiul and touching and reminded us OF ANDRo-
MACHE lying chained and weeping for her lord
The procession, iollowe1 by private carriages
and citizens after marching through the prn-
cipal streets OF the city to the tune of Dixie
and other appropriate airs, repaired to the
Market Square, wnere il was dismissed"
In another part of the paper, speaking of the
celebration. the editor says:--
1.-THE day passed off with much harmony and
good feeling, until the different dre companies
started in procession. They all turned out beau.
tiiully decorated with wreaths, flowers aud ever
greens, while the greatly TO be admired Hook
and Ladder Company came oIt bearing fine
monument, dressed off In deep mourning, in
memory OF the gallant Confederate dead. This,
we are sorry to say, gave some little otfense to
our military rulers, and brought forth remarks
from some Of them which, 10 some extent,
maTred the pleasures of the evening, and even
introduced itself into the circle of the merry
dance, to the great annoyance, not only of the
male portion Of OR community but OF the tair
ladies who thought fiji to honor the terpsicho-
rean hall with their smiling and lovely faces"
What hardship 1t is, truly, that these pa
triohc Texans, who so mourn the dead nation"
are not permitted TO make laws for the loyal
people of the United States! We think a little
further reconstruction will not be amiss in their
case.
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Repudiating Ii.

THE New York BUtn'ag Post thus washes its
bands of the Convention to assemble here in
August
"The World, by-the-way, this morning pre-
tends that the BUeninq Post approves of the
Philadelphia Convention. This is wrong; the
E1 e1ltRg Post only maintains the right OF people
to holo conventions freely, at their own plea
sue; TO utter their sentiments before the coun-
try, and make known their wishes and purposes,
ana by all such lawful means to influence public
opinion in their favor The huenlRg Post has
never, like some OF its contemporaries, approved
beforehand policy not yet declared, or endorsed
in blank, AS business man would say"
The Commercial Advertiser, too, wishes to be
counted out. 1t says:-
''The World classes this paper among those
which favor the Philadelphia Convention. We
certainly favor that Convention IN the sense of
having no objection TO It's meeting but we have
no belief that 1t will do anv good. 1t will be a
Democratic Convention, i~Tire and simple, and
its declarations will be platltudes, sooth ng to
the col servative mind, but incapable of exert
ing any influence. The Republican party
represents the dominant sense of the North;
that party is radical; the JOHNSON men in it
can be told OFT on the fingers. The party is
opposed TO the Presidents policy, and while it
is far from right in its treatment Of the question
OF recon struction, it is far nearer in line with
correct principle than are those who sustain the
White House policy. There may be few
conservative Republicans who expect the
organization of a new and strong rarty at
Philadelphia. They will find, however, that the
Democrats will not surrender their name, Eor
will they abandon their PRINCIPLES or allow
Republican perveTts TO lead off in the meeting
AS we observed the other day, those who listen
to the voice of the Dem cratic charmer must
cast in their lot with their ancient enemies, aud
take such places as their new entertainers NAV
assien to them. Thev will be parsded systp
matlcally and ostentatiously hut the 'riub0ued
OK will 'colfly furnish forth the marriage
ieast-he will not be the object either OF
worship or promotion
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Loyalty in Texas.

We have before us a copy of the Houston
Texas Daily Ecening Star, dated June Is. A
good part OF the paper is taken up with the
description of a great iremen's parade, which
came off in that city the day before. 1t was
participated in by companies from Galveston as
well as by those in Houston. We copy the
Starts description of the feature of the celebrs
tion which well illustrates the loyalty of that
portion of the South 1t says;-
Houston Engine No. 81 a new company. had
simple but beautiful large wreath of flowers,
suspended over their engine. In view of the tact
that they have Just organized, they deserve
great praise for their appearance,
Hook and Ladder was last in the order of
marching, blue flannel shirts and black pants
being their uniform. Their truck was drawn by
Iour white horses, upon which was arranged
a canopy, upon which was placed monument
in memory OF the Confederate dead, upon which
was seated beautiful young glrl, mourning for
the dead naton' aud its martyrs. She was
dressed in red, white, and red, with Grape over
the stars which represent the Southern States.
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A Consolation in Hot Weather.

WE have few truer maxims thar the one which
informs us that misery loves company. While
we are undergoing the process OF gentle par
boiling, it is a positive satisfaction to see by the
telegraph that all our neighbors are as hot, and
some far more so than are we With humanity
which reflects great credit on the Associated
Press, no dispatches of the condition of the
thermometer in the mountains is furnished
that only the cities bear evidence. 1t is relief
to know that we are two degrees lower than at
Washington, and four than in Allentown. In
order to cheer the disheartened, we append
table which will show how the weather has
been on the 18th Of July for four years:-
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alludes are such men as BRBoKINRIDaE, DAVIS,
WISE, HUNTER MASON, etc. Would 1t not be
choice sight to see one or two such traitors as
these sitting as Cabinet officers at Wasn'ngtonH
The efIrontry which enables this organ Of the
disunion Democracy to make such propOsi-
ton is one of the ''signs of the times"
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A Proposal to Put Rebels into the

TIE New York Daily Netos, notorious as vic.
lent Rebel sheet during the whole war, calls
upon the President, in reconstructing his Cabinet,
70 call to it one or more Southern statesmen"
It says:-''we must depend upon Southern votes
and Southern influence for the realization OF the
intentions of the Philadelphia Convention.
Why, then, should not representatives of the
South assist IN the Executive Councils while
The battle is being fought"
The southern statesmen 10 whom the Ne'0s
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APPROPRIATE SELEcTIoN.-The Democrats of
Ohio have elected GEORGE II. PENDLEToN as one
of their delegates 10 the Philadelphia Conven-
tiOn. This is altogether appropriate. Mr..
PENDLEToN was the candidate for Vice.Presl-
dent in 1854, of the party which declared the war
"iailure." He was put on the ticket as the
special representative of the Peace men.
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BENJAMIN III. BROWN,
TIT lot
R(1a59 DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HIGH
- WAIs-0fice s. W. corner OF WALNUT and
FIFTH Streets ~
PHILADELPHIA. July I6 l866

... PHILADELPHIA July l6, 1866.
NOTICE TO CONTRA TORS.
Sealed Proposals will be received at the Office of the
Cher Commissioner o. Highways until IL o clock NJ. on
MONDAY 23d inst for tle construction of Sewer on
the inc oil Walnut street, from Sewer now con
structed on SeN enieen,h street to toe east inc of
Eighteenth street 70 be bu OF brick circular in FORM
vi clear inside diameter ieet six inches with
Cher DgneeI and Sury ey OF.
1he understanding TO be that the contractor shall take
bills prepared against The property fronting said
Sewer 10 the amt unit or seventve cents zach lnea
foot OF 'front.' each side the much ash
paid the ba ance to be PAID by the ctv.
All biddeIs invited to be present at the time and
place OF opening the said proposals
Each proposal will be accompanied by certificate
that bond has been filed Ia the Law Department az
directed by ordiranc OF May 25, 1860
II the lowest bidder sh all not execute contract within
fVe days bfer tn ork IL awarded he will be
declining and wi be liable his bond for the dit
terence between his bid and the next higher bid.
Specifications may be had at the Department of Sur
veys, which will be strictly adhered to
7l73t Chief COmmissiouer Of Highways.
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TUESDAY, JULY II, 1866.

PERSONS LEAVING THE CITY DURING THE
SUMMER MONTHS, CAN HAVE THE EVENING
TELEGRAPH MAILED TO THEIR ADDRESS TERlIs,
75 CENTS PER MONTH.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
tSse The Third Page for additional Special Notices.

EIe931 1MUJAVIR0.-WE COPY THE FOLLOW.
ing mentorious notice OF this destined to bel
delicious perfume nom Fomeys Press
MuJAvIRo - This delicious new perfume for the
handkerchief, prepared by MessIs g. G. A. WRIGHT,
CHEsNUT Street is without rival for delicacy dura-
biity and richness In fact, of all natural perfumes
the fragrant Muavlro (of Russian orlg may be called
the qulntesence For sale by all the principal druggists
everywhere. T146m4p
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HAS

~ been made for the renewal of the following
CITY BONDS AND CERTIFICATES OF STOCK,
proof June 1866, viz. -
City per cent new, Nos. Il 462 l243 I2,46I
IL 466; Germantown Bank Nos l4W 99ll9; Common
wealth Bank, No. so; Arch It, 1heltre No 243; Point
Breeze Park, No l6; Gap MINING Company, No. SO
All persons are cautioned against receiving the
10 tm3nf CASPER HEFr.
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IN HROU UGH LIN Z s.

TNHRO UGH LINES.
THE NATIONAL FXPRrss AND TRANsPoRTA-
TlON COMPANY
Is now runriDg th Ouph lines, by seaDoard Railroad
routes via RICHMOND, WELDON WILMINGTON, CHARLES
''N' ' q NEW ORLEANS.
ance the recent aeclson of the Courts in Virginia
additona rontes have also teen opened to WARREN-
TON GHARLToTRsvILLE, GonDoEsyILLE, and LYNCH
DRIS RAILROAD and also to sTAUNToN and points on
the Virginia CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Tbe ComDany Is prepared to receive
FRTfGIiT, PACKAGES, AND MONEY,
for the above and In sermedate points.
Ofice, No $50 MARKET Street , - -
7I7I0t General Superintendent
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We give list of the hottest days known since

The following table will be found of interest,
showing as it does the average range of the
thermometer for Is days in July for five vears.
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P H O P O = a l. ..
PENNSYLVANIA AGRICULTURAL
LAND SCRIP FOR SALE.

The United States Government having granted to
the Comm ath of Pennsylvania Land Scrip repre-
sentng 7SO eco Public Land for the endowment
OF Agricultural Colleges in this State, the Board of
Commissioners offer this and Scrip to the public.
Proposals for the purchase of this Land Scrip ad
dressed to The Board of Commissioners of Agricul-
tural Land Scrip" will be received at the Surveyor
Generals office at Harrisburg until Wednesday, August
Is 1865
This land may be located in any State Territory
bv the holders OF the scrip any of the unappro
priated lands Except mineral lands) of the United
States which be subject to sale at private entry
Each piece of scrip represents quarter section OF
hui dred and sixty acres Bids must be made as per
acre. and no bids Will be received for less than one
quarter section
9he Scrip will be issued Immediately the payment
OF the money to the Surveyor General, third Of
which must paid within ten daVs, and the remaining
two thirds within thirty DAYS after notIAcs ton
acceptance OF the bid or bids by the Board OF Com
missioners.
j. N. CAMPBELL, surveyoT-General,
For the hoard OF Commissioners
HARRISBURG, July IL, 1866. III I'm
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WESTCHEsTER HOUSE,

Gor2nr B''oo'ne Street and Bo,ce,-y. N. !.
"io ~ house, capable OF accommodating
European plan, is centrally located, and
near to ali points. City cars pass The
Hotel to all the Ferries, Railroad Depots
and places OF Amusement every tire.
iInIh'e %,nhtes: e. cS single Rooms, 800 pss day
Jan II ~ Pro,viatns