davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1868-08-14
Total $303,1s4 40

Balance of deposits S 48,893 SO
4 new deposit accounts, viz:
1 Minor. 2 Various
1 Teacher.
s Withdrawals amounting to $117 %.
Receivers for Saturday, 18th August 1868.
In CHRISTIANSTED:
E. Monefeldt, Esq, Trustee.
James Moore, Esq, Member.
IN FREDERIKsTED
Geo. Walker, Esq, Trustee.
F. A. Lund, Esq, Member.
GEO. BEHAGEN,
President.
st. Croix, 10th August 1868.
, 1868-08-14
Translation.

THE Government has on the 18th inst.
sanctioned that f. B. Dubois Esq. acts as
British Consul for st. Croix during the
absence of Consul III. N. Shaw.
, 1868-08-14
acknowledgements

1FOLGE Prasidentskabets Ordre
er den til ISde dennes b%erammede
Auction over Plantagerne BeUer-
houdtsberg, Susamnaberg og DENIES
bay udsat indtil videre.
st. JAMS Auctions Contoir, den
3die August 1868.
i a F. w. DEWHURST.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-19

TALLAHASSEE, Feb. ls.-The convention to-day
on the basis proposed by General
Meade. There was much excitement among the
delegates and lobbyists.
Gen. Meade had conference with the majority
and minority leaders, and proposed propositions
of Cancellation and harmony which the majority
Immediately accepted, and, after hesitation,
were also accepted by the minority They are
as follows:
The presidents Of both wings to resigns the
four delegates declared nei gible by the majority
to take seats, and the four delegates declared
eligible to vacate; the majority to decide all
questions, and the question OF eligibility to be
decided in a full convention. Col. Spraguc, com.
manding the State to call the convention to
order, and new organization be made.
Col. Sprague urged equal rights to all men and
classes as the basis OF the constitution.
Forty-fvc members out OF fOrty-six were pres
ent. Horatio jenkins was elected presidents.
to 5. The standing rules and regulations OF the
majority convention were re-adopted.
Gen. Meade and staff appeared in the hall afte
the reorganization, and were introduced to thu
convention. Gen. Meade was glad that boil
sides had approached him in spirit of liberalit!
and he hoped harmonious action would ensue.
Test vote now stands 30 to 10.
The convention will take up the majority con
| sttution and re.adopt II.
W. II. Gleason has been appointed hnancla
| agent of the convention.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-19
AMERICAN MINISTERS ABROAD.

There are now several vacancies In our foreign
ministerial corps, and according to accounts
number of others are soon to be vacated. We
may definitely conclude that the following-named
countries are. or are soon to be, unreprescntedby
American ambassadors, with full powers; and
the question arises, how and by whom are these
places to be hllcdl The President and Senate
are at variance in respect to the political status
OF the gentlemen who shall be chosen to repre-
sent US in these foreign courts. The vacant en-
bassics are these: England, Austria, Mexico,
Bolivia, and probably spain, Russia, and Turkeys
and possibly others, soon.
The most important mission said 10 be vacated,
and soon TO be filled Is that at the Court OF ST.
James, which has been admirably filled By
Hon. Charles Francis Adams. The time which
this gentleman has filled this post has been one
OF the most critical and cventful periods In our
history.
Mr.. Adams went abroad enjoying a prestige
which no other American could claim. His
grandfather, John Adams, was our first minister
At this court, and afterward the position was
filled by his honored father, John @ uincy Adams.
In addition to this, Mr.. Adams brought to this
high position all those qualities In an eminent
degree which the duties Of his office required.
His ripe scholarship, his profound knowledge OF
International law, his urbanc manners, his judg-
ment, courtesy, and tact qualified him to be-
what indeed he has in every instance shown him.
self to be-a very capable, useful, and success.
full diplomatist. II he has not thoroughly ad-
justed all the nice and delicate questions gro wing
out of the Alabama claims, he has at least
brought these matters to an issue where the
British ministry will be obliged to concede to
our demands, and to settle that little bill.
The question, however Of choosing his sue
cessor Is one Of grave Importance, and II there be
aman In the country eminently fitted above all
others to be Mr.. Adams successor, he should be
appointed. Partisan politics should have but
little to do with the selection OF the man to al
this position. High character and broad ant
comprehensive statcsmanship are pre-emineRtly
the qualities needed at that court at this juno
ture in our affairs.
Several gentlemen are named as suitable can
dldates; and among these we may mention Gen
George b. Mcclellan, George Ticknor Curtis
md Robert e. Winthrop. without discussing
the qualification OF the Rrst-nAmed gentleman
for the place, 1t Is apparent he could not be con
Grmcd IL nominated. OF George T. Curtis it i
useless to speak.
Mr. Winthrop Ia man Of ability and has qusl
tiles that would, in such a position, make hin
an honor to the natioa. Mr.. Winthrop is a ma
who will take rank with such gentlemen as MI
Bancroft and Gen. Dix. Possibly the Presiden
and the Senate may make a better selection; tn
chances are, however, that they will make
worse one.
The probability is that the other vscancie
will not be filled for some time That At tn
Court OF st. James, however, should be filled n
once.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-19
DUEL rOUGHT MEMPHIS,
ANOTHER RAILROAD ACC1DEN


LONDON, Feb. ls.-The bill for the regulation
of the press is still under discussion In the
French Legislative body. A violent debate
sprung up yesterday on the distribution OF the
Government advertising patronage. Tho oppo-
sition conte nded that the Liberal journals were
Justly entitled to a share. This was demanded
as matter not OF necessity but OF principle, the
speaker declaring that all journals should be
treated with the strictcst impartiality. The
effort to have the bill modified by provision to
this effect was defeated by a small majority.
LONDON, Feb. ls-Evenlng. -Consols, 92's1
O2li; bonds, ~; Illinois, $50; Eric, iol5.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. ls-Eyening.- cotton
market closed active and highcr-Uplsnis, 20;
Orleans, 0IId. Sales to-day, 900 bales.
Adyices from Manchester are favorable.
BERLIN, Feb. ls.-Thc upper House OF the
Diet passed the convention made with the deposed
powers whose territories have been annexed to
Prussia.
The King engages to suspend all payments OF
money, and to confscate their property in case
OF disoyalty.
PARIS, Feb ls-The Moniicr Du Soir has a
report that there has been stop to the British
advance in Abyssinia. and that Napier Is calling
for reinforcemcnts
Max Outrcy, consul general at Cairo, has been
| appointed French minister to Japan.
| In the Corps Legislatif to-day, the amend
ment to the bill for the regulation of the press
permitting the free admission of foreign papers
and the unrestricted sale of French journals, was
defeated.
LONDON, Feb. ls.-In the House OF Commons
| Northcate said, at the request of the English
Government, the Pasha OF Egypt had agreed tC
recall the auxiliary force from Abyssinia; ant
the reports that have since been received tina
the Egyptians still remain in the country AM
were advancing with the British have not ye
been explained by any official dispatches re
ceived by the Government. The expedition wa
no longer suffering from scarcity of water.
LONDON, Feb. ls-Midnight-The House o
Commons tonight, In Committee Of the Whole
agreed to renew the suspension OF the hdbeG' cor
pus in Ireland.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-19

New ORLEANS, Feb. ls.-1n the convention to-
day the ordinance regulating weights and meas
ures was laid over.
The committee on style and arrangement Of
fered lengthy report, describing so many alter
atoms and amendments that one member said
the convention could hardly recognize its own
creation in the constitution as reported by the
committee, and moved to recommit the report.
This led to a confused discussion. The report
was finally recommitted, with instructions to
have the constitution printed without any
changes whatever, for a comparison with the
copy as amended by the committee. Work Is
thus cut out for an indefinite period.
The convention then discovered they had
adopted no preamble to the constitution. They
discussed the matter for couple Of hours and
adjourned
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-19

The House judiciary Committee authorized
Mr.. Lawrence to report = bill organizing law
department OF the Government. Itprovides that
law officers attached to each bureau OF the Gov
eminent shall be directly under control Of the
Attorney General, and not work independent Of
that officer, as at present, without being re-
| sponsiblc to any person.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-19
From ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Caucus

LOUISVILLE, Feb ls.-The Democrats held n
caucus last night at Frankfort, and after eight
Intellectual ballots they adjourned. They met
again this morning, when the last ballot stood
McCrury 40, Bright 80, and stanton q. McCruTy
was finally nominated unanimously. He has
always been Democrat, and has a clear record.
This is the first office he has ever held. In the
joint session to-day the vote stood McCrury 10,
barnes (radIcall 0, Harding tthird party)5.
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DIED.,

On the 18th instant. ELIZA IsAlgLLA,, youngest
daughter Of Charles 7, aud Mary I. smith, aged ID
FUNERAL will take place at o'clock on Wednesday,
18th from the residence Of her parents, northwest
corner " Thirteenth and streets.
on the 18th instant. in this city, Mrs. TArBER.
SCHMIDT, aged 70 years,
Her funeral will take place from the corner OF sew
enth and streets on the 9th instant, atJ O'Clock, p
m Frends Of tho family are In Nited 70 alto
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-19
Affairs la Mississippi.

JACKSON, Mss Feb, 1.-The two members
engaged IN a dispute yesterday IIadc mutual
concessions apoIogIzlng, and shook hands amid
applause from all sides.
Three additional sections Of the bill of rightG
were adopted
The democratic state Convsption meets her.
tomorrow.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-19

Or INTEREST TO EvrRyBoDY.-Sincs the ad-
vent Of the Star shuttle Sewing Machine In the
market, about one year ago, the manufacturers
have sold about hfteen thousand, and such un-
precedented testimonials Of their intrinsic worth
has prompted them to enlarge the machine, and
otherwise improve II, that now the Star Shuttle
Sewing Machine stands without rival. Mr..
Wilson deserves great credit for assuming the
responsibility in putting a lock stitch shuttle
sewing machine in the market at such a very low
price, In direct competition with all the arst-
class and high.priccd machines.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-19

GES. DAVIS, a prominent candidate for Gov
crnor OF Illinois, WAS formerly a Unitarian
clergyman Ia WATERFOWL, Massachusetts. He
Is a son Of the late Honest John Davis, formerly
Governor of the old Commonwealth, and for
many years United States Senator from that
state. Gen. Davis is also a nephew OF the Hon.
George Bancroft.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-19

MONTGOMERY, Feb. 1s.-oHicial returns in ~
counties have been received at district head.
quarters, but, under and order from Gen. Meade,
the publication OF them Is refused. The whole
vote OF the state, on the question OF ratification,
1t Is estimated from impartial returns, will be
about 1900. The white vote Is less than 5000.
Half the registration is 900.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-19
Another railroad Accident.

CINCINNATI, Feb. ls.-The passenger train on
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad ran off the track
near Pennington, last night The sleeping car
containing twenty persons, was thrown down an
cmb.nkmcnt thirty feet into Buffalo creek. VIM.
Harris, OF Dayton, Ohio, was the only person
seriously injured.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-19

TRENTON, N. J., Feb. ls.-In the Senate to day,
when the joint resolution was offered withdraw
ing the assent of New Jersey to the fourteenth
amendment, the committee offered substitute
the same in effect, but giving the reasons more
at length for the withdrawal Of the assent Of the
state. The consideration OF the subject was
postponed until tomorrow. The bill repeating
the law for opening the poles at sunrise and
closing them at sunset passed the House.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-19

TnE President OF the Senate submitted yester-
day the resolutions adopted by the Common
Council of the city Of Washington, in favor Of
granting an extension OF the city charter, with
such amendments as may be deemed advisable.
The resolutions were referred to the Committee
on the District OF Columbia.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-19

The New York Herald urges the appointment
OF Gen. Mcclellan as Minister to England. 1t
says that this appointment will be acceptable to
the whole people, even to those who felt COM
PEELED to cast their votes against the soldier
when n candidate.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-19
Municipal Election In syracuse, \. Y,

SYRACrsE, y. Y, Feb. ls.-At the municipal
election Charles Andrews, Republican, va,
elected over John A. Green, jr, By about 10
majority, The entire Republican city ticket
was elected by increased maIoriticS.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-19

ATLANTA, GA, Feb. ls.-The convention OK
empted all manufactures and institutions Of
learning from taxation.
The words "two thirds, wherever they occur
in the report of the committee on the legislative
bill, were stricken out, and the word majority"
inserted, to define the powers of the Legislature.
Ben Hill will speak here on Saturday. DR..
Miller has been petitioned to reply to him.
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New Advertisements.

7 OST-ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON LAST, on
l. the way from walls Opera House to Fourand-a-
half street the north side Of Penns avenue,
Biue Leather MEMORANDUM BOOK, containing
few postage stamps aud some papers-of value to
BILE reward upon leaving It at this oncc. IL =.
HOUSE TO LET-FURNITURE FOR SALE.
A large and commOdious HOUSE, near willard't,
to let Of ~ rooms; modern imprOy enents; uear
street, and FURNITURE for sale, nearly new. Con-
ditiOnal on ly upon the sale Of the Furniture.
Also,
FARM for sale Of 100 acres, near Washington,
with handsome BRICK HOUSE aud all necessary
outbulding.. flower garden shrubbery. fruit trees.
&c. This farm is worthy OF SPECIAL attention Of
buyers. ID. l.. WELLS &Co,
febl9. 6, cor Louisiana avenue and Sixth street
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ON the 9Th instant, St Johns church, by Rev J.
V. lewis, RICHARD J. SIRoS0, u ). A., to MARION
D. daughter OF the late Thomas smith' esq OF TINS
city.
At West Georgetown NJ. T.. Parsonage, January q,
| by Rev. George NJ Berry, Mr.. WILttAs y. BEACH
| to Miss JULIA 4. ED, both Of Washington county,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-19

The Tribune says; "Andrew Johnson's friends
are moving In his behalf for the Presidential
nomination. Well, 1t is no quarrel OF ours-but
the Democracy could go farther and fare worse"
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-19

To Hon. William H. Seiedrd, Secretary u State.
SIN; On the nineteenth, there wassome severe
fighting at Yedo, between Satsuma, Satsums's
retainers and Tycoon's forces, both on shore and
anoat. Several hundred are reported killed.
The three palaces OF Satsuma are destroyed.
There has been q naval engagement eight miles
off Yokohama. This place 10 safe. Perfect
tranquility IL restored, both here and at Yedo.
Stonewali, and further Instructions from Osacca.
All foreign representatives are there with the
Tycoon.
Very respectfully, A. l.. Q. PoRrNAN.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-19

AUGUSTA, GA, Feb ls.-Democratic clubs are
being organized here and In other Georgia cities
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-19

ArPoISTNEsr.-Mr. II. d. Ferguson has bcel
appointed liquor inspector for the District, II
place OF q. II. Maull, resigned.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-19

Col. Liberty BILLINGS, the Republican can:
didatc for Governor OF Florida, Is native oil
Maine,
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nRoposALs FOR CONTINUING DELAWARE
BREAKWATER. .,
UNITED STATES EsGINEgE orrleE'

1
PHILADELPHIA, PA. February 10, lSIS
Scaled Proposals, in duplicate, with copy OF hi.
attached e. each VIII be Sss received
for putting upward OF tons Of stone In
position al tho DeaWar Breakwaer and leo breakor
Four nfths VI the stone to be irregular blocks, each
weighing from two TO hye aud half tonsi one'hf'h
or less than two tons. All stones laid dry.
Bidders TO furnish all the machinery. boats, moor.
ings, &c aud whatever may be required for properly
receiving, removing, and putting stones In place
The work be at all times subject TO inspection by
United States agents. and not paid for until accepted
by them A deduction Of twenty five per centunl
made on part payments until completion and accept
ance Of all the labor. 80
Work to commence about tho 18th OF May, and " be
completed by tho 18th Of October, 1868. ,ooo
Bidders Will state tho rate OF labor per ton OF z,Sp
pounds At which they will put In place the stones DE-
iyered 10 them, or removed by them, At the break
water and lee breaker.
Each proposal must be guaranteed BY two respon,l,
bio persons, whose signatures should be Appended TO
tho guaranty, aud who shou bc ceTtined y as being
good aud sufficient security by the United states dis
rct Judge, attorney eolleetor other public Geer
Envelopes to be endorsed proposals Tor LABOR LOT
Delaware BreakwateI. ,,, No..
IL, 1868 Bidders arc INVITED TO be present for otter
G. SEAF0RTH STEWART,
febl0-6t U, y. Engineers.
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New Advertisements.

The RECEIPTS from internal revenue yestcl
day amounted to sass, Gl92o.
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TlE EARLY LIFE OF GENERAL GRANT,
NO ,,,s ,ru,p
xro y,.v v.,.,- ,sso
To NEwsDEALEGs: take pleasure in calling the at
enton OF Newsdcalers throughout the country to the
above announcement 'oom' to me that these articles
will DO caught at with "Vid'ty by all classes Of tho
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-19

LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
NY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
N E VS. FROM EUROP E.
THE FRENCH LEGISLATURE
THE ABYSSlNIAN ARMY CHECKED
THE TROOPS TO Re WITHDRAWN.
The southern Conventions
REUNION IN THE FLORIDA CONVENTION
Election Of United States Senator in Kentucky
NEW JERSEY LEGIsLATURE.
Il z - ULT IN a L A II A NJ a.
Local Elections in New York.
DUEL FOUGHT IN MEM PHIs.
. ~ T.
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ONE DOLLAR EACH.
WEBS Cotton Cloth, Dress Patterns, Pant Patterns,
Sewing machines. Watches, Dry and Fancy Goods,
he, &c. Send Ten cents for Patent Pom Fountain,
Any PersS1 tnale or female, can send in club q
from TO 900, at same rate 10 cents for each and
get premium for so doing. Send In Registered Lot
ters, Samples mailed free To any address,
EASTMAN KENDALL,
6o Hanover street, Boston, Mass.
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ONE DOLLAR ONE Dol AR
A GREAT woNDER-A Silk, Tibet, or Alpaca
Rre Wool shSw CsrEst ~ yards shMSsthnig F en-
Wool Cloth for Gents Suits, &c., ONE DOLLAR
EACH, Agents wanted. Circulars sent free
Address q. i. WARREN CO. Boston. Mass.
IMMENSE DOLLAR SALE OF ENGLISH, FRENCH
] and herman Dry aud Fancy Goods, Plated Ware,
Cutlery, Albums, Leather Goods, &c., &c, Sent is
ceuls fol one, 10 cents each for ten OF more names
ofarticles, which we Will
SELL AT ONE DOLLAR EACH.
Agents can purchase an article worth from - to
JAO for ono Dollar, according to size Of club ordered
Circulars sent free, KlMBALL Co, No. TTc-
MPORTANT ANNoU EMENT.
4 Beautiful illustrated Book, worth a Thousand
~ sdarssSns Prcicssor JOHN YASDRRPo0i. No.
DO Winthrop Place. New York City,
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ID W ] Z 7 7 VI T. W q
ID AUcTIOSERRS,
Stores 3j and ~, southwest corner Of Pennsylvania
avenue and Ninth street.
CHAYCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN "UNIoN-
TOWN. ID. G..
BY virtue Of a decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia in chanceTy sitting, passed 10
ruary 49, 1865 shall offer for sale At Public Auction,
in front Of the premises TIL URsDAY, the 9th day
Of February ensuing, at 40 clock, p. IN. Lots
No aud s. according to the ground plan or plat Of
"Cniontown," In the county Of Washington, y. G.,
house.
Terms Of Sale One third cash, tho residue In six
and twelve months the purcf aser giving his notes
for the deferred payments, satisfactorily endorsed
and bearing interest from the day Of sale,
Title deed TO be retained until the whole Of the pur
ehAse-money Is paid.
All eonyeyancng and stamps At tho cost q the pur
chaser. ASBURY LLOYD,
Trustee,
W. L. WALL h CO.,
febl0.cOtl AuctiOnecrs.
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PROPOSALS FOR REPAlRING WHARF AT sHlP
ISLAND.
OPPIcE CHIEF QUARrERNAsrRR,l
FIPTH MILITARY DIsTRICT, 7
NEW 0RLHASS IA, Feb. II 1858.
Sealed proposals arc invited and viii be deeeiyed az
February, lists ,v,, , ct, l..
For REPAIRING the Government Wharf at ship
on file In the office Of Breyet Colonel H.
n Batchelder, Depot Quartermaster In THIS city.
Bidders will state price, time in which the WORK
will DO performed and full general PARTICULARS ~
necessary Information may be procured from breyet
Colonel Batcholder at his oihce corner Of Carondee
and GirOd streets. IL, ,, a
bidders are Invited TO be present. -.
The United States reserves the right 10 reject any
Bids should be Endorsed Proposals for repairing
,.barf AZ Shin IslnnIr and addressed to tho under
sWgnni Nv '' CHAS. II. TOMPKlNS,
Brcyet Brigadicr General and Chief 2; NJ,
feLlO.td fitth Military phtrlct.
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9 CALVERT FORD.
n DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST.
NJ NEW STORE" w
No. 2sG PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,

Dealer in Pure Drugs aud Fine Chemicals; English,
FTeuch and American Perfumeryi Hair, Tooth and
Nail Brushes, aud all other ''Toilet Articles, "
Keeps constantly on hand full line Of all Popular
Patent Nedcines.r febl0-W
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~ oaK.S q X. R...smtI 81. !. s.s
SsqnsjI CHAMBER. city Hall ,On wEbN EsDAT EvSN.
BY order; n WATKINS,
felT.2t SECRETARY
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". VICTORIA HOTEL, 3s3 Pennsyl-
~ yania avenue. between -Four and a-half and
Tho undersignsd has opened the above hotel, tor
merly deIhaIdt Hotel and Eil b pleased e see his
time be awarded duo share Of the patronagc
fel7-6t FRRD. HOsCH.