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OF THE INTERIOR,
~ USIrEp STATES PATENT 0Yyrc

~ UsITEp STATES PATEsr oYrrcE,
AsHIs0roS, April Is, 1865
On the petition Of NoRNAs MIiLiSGros. Of
SALISBURY, Vermont, praying for the extension Of
a patent granted to him the sth day Of August,
1854. for an Improvement In Aachines for GTadu,
ating Carpenters' Squares for seven years from
the 6th day Of August, 1865: ~ q
Is ordered that The said petition DO heard At the
Patent Once on MONDAY 10Th day Of July next,
At u o'clock, m. and All persons are notified to hp
pear ,, and .h9y cause u any they have, why said
Persons opposing the extension are required to
ale In the Patent Once their objections, specially
DAY Ofhssrin5i all estlmony disd ~ either party,
transmitted in accordance with the rules Of The
once, which viii b furnshed on application.
tlmony. must BE- tled e III. ones hesniy days be-
within ten days after nling he tsstImony,
Ordered. also, that this no,iee Be published In
ton. D. q. and in The Ranner. Beaningtop. YsT.
hrst q said publications TO DO at least sixty days
previous to tho day gearing N srour
ap2l-TuS Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE AND STRAW.

DEIsoif, MGR, Nay p, lss.
this advertisement stsseied to each, are invited
and Will BE- received q this once until u a. m on
SATURDAY, June %, 1865, for furnishing Forage
and Straw Ii such quantities. may. be required
Tor issue AT Detroit. Port Wayne, and Fort dratot
Mich. .-s0.
Delivery to commence yuiy ], 1865, and to con.
time untn September -. 1877
Bids should be endorsed Proposals for Forage
and Straw, -" and addressed TO the undermined.
For further partisulars Apply at this once.
By command Of Bvt MAJ pss fsSYsu,u
i.,.,af c b,s b, * 9.s. t6ttss'a e..
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PIoposalz will be received by the undeIsigned Al
the Mayors once, until 10 m, on "WEDNESDAY,
nth instant, for the construction Of sewer, In
tion:
BE Il enacted. dc, That the Mayor be, and Is
hereby, authorized and required 70 cause a two.
foot barrel sewer TO be constructed In the alley Of
square No. b7t, In the rear Of lots o, II, X, L,
M, and N, and on north front Of lot o Of the plat,
aud subdj vision OF the baltimore and Ohio railroad
beginning at the west end Of the allsy, runnin 6
thence through the alley to Tber creek and 70 de-
fray the expense thereof special tax equal p the
posed ON all lot. Or and su6diyisioI parts o.
formity with existing laws. Atthe cas-! end efsa,d
sewer there shall be stons wall feet thiek. AZ
feet high. and twelvefeetlong. Approves October
The Brick shall DO OF the besrhsrd- tempered clay
brick. and the mortar shall DO Of sherp river sand
and fresh hydraulic cement, In the proportions OF
two OF sand 10 one Of cement
Bidders will state the price per lnsAl foot for me
sewer Per perch for the masonry, Per mAn.hole.
per trap, per DROP which shall include all expense
9fsxesystins and Tshllins. making good all work
RGr farther psr,ie1l.rs sppiI to tho sup'rintsn'
The right Is reserved 70 reject any or al bids.
ton, WIN fOh5rTh,
jus.sotd
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CITY ORDINANCE n.
sixty-Finh Council,


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every license Tor al vsnieie,, o'ner 'han n. a..
NY eAss oauBe' - - ,na,,
,hcne' squ.o, Vim ny leues ~ ,,,s 30
tns", sVs..n., WV sns nemo 4, .h,oh
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ensrsea .neIsou, ~ Hen ~
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seat. ,I.,.y
80. 4. ena s ,. ~ peso u
obtaining Tue sNu metal osuses, WIN tne IL.
eenses Is AFORESAID, snai pay the amount 2,
Yen cent cent , IN saoh 70 'ns AMOUNT 70 % PA'o
LOT tneh licenses
s.e. :, t hna &c enacted, inss my person
su mot.' osuses upon tnen 'en'eesl ns
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Proposals..
pRoposAsALs FOR MATERIALS TO Be SUP:
sSSISSIzzSISssSf n III, ISStRiIHS ~ CON,
,.,Nayr DrrSsIsssr. I

Nayr DEF hnInhSr,
Sealed P[opS.sis 20 fsrni n Timber and ether
po osloss. w r. ssi y japs n.ss Which, ih
s n plGrSs mus. :, tho ch of
tss gsIsss e 6Sn..iSsti.1 and Es 2. Navy
hss ss, Be- %Ss @ fSn s.S.f Sa.,as:.
sS Intend y "a tVr ,o..snss With u
Y: !. 4 s Esi:;;:
.: 3 Z (. Ss :ss al DC
:;ss 4 4! & s.;:s II
. Sss 4 sS. Z ;s sfs
for any q - az ss,s s
and ~ cation. for iniorpaton. of ~ ths sx
4 %.' e made to the Com
ss ;::S.i ' y:
eslss % deal The .rtiess fot which he pIepose.
sd h .g. st s
Sy iss 1:ss..or Of thermal RsSsnas foi he district
The scairss. viii ). awarded to the person who
BIZ AND sSs
sssiyinI right 10 reject he lowest sid. or any
which y may deem eToI5itan,.
ssIsissd % he ..ii.iastion q he Navy Depart:
msnt ,,,...,..u,x, "a, \.
yihSsid from tie smcunt q lie sils until .Se con:
tract shall havs been completed, And eighty ,pSr
s.a s p: s9 1ss q ~ H
designated Up the contract. within ton days after
the warrant for the same shall have BEEN passed by
Il fss classes Of III. bureau are numbered and do
No. l. Waite Oak Logs; No. o, White Oak Keel
Z Tsiiss Pine hs.ss ~. \, YsiisT Pm Bs.%.
Pine loEsi No. ~, White Pine Mast Timber, No.
Ein whss KIN ,S % s "a Sf1i hAf
SGs.ir ~ No. B,af Ioe @ Re.t .hss.n Sl
Nj hsS Sss s Sss: I'd R.ss
NJ. y, Lgnumyits, No, 30. Inrot Copper; No. p,
Iron, Hat No 81, Iron, plate; No. IS, Steel No. ~,
Sn s vi s n lFSa L @sSGaSHt f S sf
pipe. sheet, No, g. zine Nc, aa Tipi No. y, Sol:
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PROPOSALS FOR yg gsssgs9H FUEL AND

PROPOSALS FOR E ESRsaai FUEL AND
Act tss IT p 1gAtMsESnAsJJE nn.s or,sssE
Sealed Proposals will be received By the
andsErsignsd 4 this once until the isth instaat.
Fuel and Forage ht Fort Preble, Maine, viz:
100 Cords Wood, (hard.
100 Pounds Oats,
1900 Pounds Straw
300 Pounds Hay.
Tho wood to be Of good and merohantAbIo
quality, white birch excluded.
The oats to weigh thIrty.two (sD pounds per
bushel.
Proposals may be made for furnishing any or all
Of the above articles.
Byt cspt U. 8. A.. LIST Il. Sd Any. 4. i. a. NJ.
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uowE 4 STEVENS, FAMILY, DYE CoLoRs.-
Il. Thirty ,si Da.rn sssa rn m Avn.
The s.s q The Bisets, gIoyas sRd bRIss. "a .hs
Dealers, and at tho Mandatory. Boston. Mass.
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PK0F0s1rs FOR FEksH BEEF.

UNITED STATES suBsIsTESo DEPARrMssT,l
ATLANTA, GA, Juno 2, 1858.
Sealed proposals, in tripIicRte, are invited until
Y IN, o. June 20. 1853, for furnishing the United
sood SSSshss Department With Fresh sssf Of
i9re and bind quarter meet-necks. shanks. and
as may be from time to time REQ uired, and on such
days as shall be designated by the Commanding
], 1865 ''
To DO delivered to the United States troops at
Augusta Arsenal, Ga,
Payment will be made in Government fun ds,
inonthly. upon delivery and acceptance,
BIDS 70 pc directed 10 the undersigned aud
THos. e. SULLIVAN.
ies Chief q, D. Third Military District
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COLUMBIA DIs.sE SSysshhssEyS roE WOMEN AND
Corner Of Fourteenth md N siraata

This Dispensary Is In connection with Colum-
bia Hospital, and is opened for the treatment Of
outdoor patients, who are supplied with Medicine,
Medical and Surgical treatment free. TTTT'
Patients " no are about 10 be eonnned and desire
to b. attended at their own homes. but who are
unable 70 pay foI the services q compete
will be furnished with medical alton.
ton free, by leaving theft names and address At
the Hospital with the matron, ~ ~
HOURS OF ATTENDANCE AT rag pIsPEssAar
MwS sSn.ys, from ma g t;.,p;:.;.frod Howard.
S rSss: rem iG% II TA %Sfc9a
. Columbia Hospital q open ~ The reception o.
Rotary Of the Inferior. such orders for Admission
can be obtained Of the surgeon IN. chief, Dr. j.
Twentieth aud Twehty. hrst 80 ian8-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-15
DAILY DEMOCRAT.
s.s.SEmAa NEWS.

Hard times in Me,nphis-4,oco people
left in 90 days.
The La Cross Democrat has opened .
branch office in New York.
The corporate expenses Of the city Of
New York are $40 200, 000 = year.
Orange orchards Of Florida are quoted at
from $50 to 800 per acre
Patti. il is said, has earned $3.50, 900 this
season, in Paris.
Bonner has bought six lots on Fifth ave-
nue.. for which ne paid $4,000.
The fare between New York and Boston
BY one Of the lines If steamers 10 reduced
from o. to So
In the Insane Hospital Of Indiana there
are 40 women crazed by the brutal conduct
Of drunken husbands.
Fifty-seven Of the fastest horses In the
country are in tho Jerome park stables,
training for the Spring races.
A little girl In New Hampshire cut Of her
sisters hand recently, while playing with .
sharp hatchst.
McVicker takes charge Of Booths The
atre in New York, and it 10 understood that
his accomplished daughter 10 TO take charge
OF Booth.
c. ". Thomas, an envelope maker of
Boston, has cleared out. leaving behind
100000 worth OF forgcries and $4,000
worth Of debts.
In the Psraguayan war it 10 calculated
that forty thousand lives have been lest
from wounds, and forty thousand from
cholera.
A wag says: ain Germany, when paper
says anything witty, they kill the editor /;
and not an editor has been killed for two
hundred years."
party Of fashionable New Workers will
visit the Catskills in July, chartcring .
steamer, . crops Of Delmonico's walters and
= brass band.
A courtshp Of seventeen years. duration
in York Maine, has terminated in we'd
dind. Small chance for looking upon grand
children there.
a statician says "Girls Of to-day are
expsneivs to raise or TO marry. They cost
four times as much per pound now as they
did thirty years ago."
A simple minded fellow who went to see
the white Fawn," came away convinced
il was not grizzly bear, but was entirely
willing to swear to the bare part Of the
story.
The HoosAc tunnel, when completed, will
be over 81, 900 feet Gave miles, long. Only
1000 feet Of the mountain has been pens-
trated. The project has cost Massachusetts,
$4,000. 900 already, and will require as
000, 900 to finish it.
Miss Mary Foot, the belle Of Washington
.ocie.y, whom Senator Henderson is soon
to lead to the altar. is . resident Of Saratc
g Springs, n. T.. and 10 fifteen or sixteen
years younger than the Senator, who is nov
forty-two.
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Miss MARY Foor, Washington Belle, is
bstrsthsd TO Senator Henderson, Of Aisssu-
ri. A letter written says Miss Feot 10 .
bright blonde, with large and lovely eyes,
40 sxquisitely artistic mouth. and symmst
rical and classic face. She wears . wealth
ofrich goldsnhair, arranged in tasteful trsss-
% waving back upon her shoulders. The
sweet simplicity and abandon Of this fsa
turs of her toilet, coupled With Ter quiet
tenderness, and vvaoious naturalness Of
animation, render Miss Foot, in tbs opinion
Of connoisseurs Of beauty, the most witch
ingly attractive young lady gracing the
creme la creme Of society At the capital.
The distinguished Senator to whom she has
given her hand is in his forty second year,
and is, therefore, | should judge, fifteen
or eighteen years the senior Of his affi-
anced.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-15
THE WILCOX
PATENT ELF.S Il. ALIVE
fruit JAR.

4. D. D Chambers, Pltsbufg only Manufacture
ers for the West.
We claim for this Jar superiority over all others.
fruit with any avoring substance, and in the MKfAL
~ BAIL. which, while securing the cover perfectly,
IL also convenient handle for lifting the Jar when
hot.
Fruit may be put in this lar cold. and cooked e.
ther BRFons ASrsR aling. with entire safety to
Jar and fruit
Printed directions furnished with the Jar when
ordered mayl3-d
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Bulls Sarsaparilla
A Good Reason for the Cnptnfn's
Faith.
READ TIE CAPTAINS LETTER AND THE
LETTER FROM HIS MOTHER.

LETTER FROM HIS MOTHER.
Benton Barracks, No., April 30, 1858,
Da, Jonx BuLL-Dear Sir knowing the ef
6ciency OF your Sarsaparilla, and the healing
and beneficial qualities It possesses. send you
the following statement Of my case:
was wounded about two years ago-was to
ken prisoner and con6ed for sixteen month";
Being moved so often that my wounds have not
healed vet, have not sat up moment since ]
was wounded. am shot through the hips -
Nv general health is impaired. and need some
thing to assis, nature, l have more faith in
your Sarsaparilla than in any thing else,
wish that that is genuine, Please express me
half dozen bottles and oblise
Carr. Z. p. JOHNSON. 81. Louis. Mo.
2. S.-The following was written April so
1865. by Mrs. Jennie johnson, mother OF Capt.
johnson:
Da. BuLL-pssr Sir Ny husband. DR.. .. 3.
johnson, vas skillful surgeon and physician IN
Central New York, where he died, leaving the
above c, p, johnson to my care. At thirteen
years Of age no had = chronic disrrbea and
scrofula, for which gave him your Sarsaparil-
la, II CURED HIN. have for ten years recon
mended /: TO many in Central New York. Ohis
and Iowa, for scrofula, fever sores and general
debility, Perfect success has attendedh The
cures effected in some Of scrofula and fever
sores we're almost niraeulous, am very anx-
ious for my son to again have recourse to your
Sarsaparilla, He is fearful Of getting spurious
article, hence his writing to you for it, His
wounds are terrible, but believe he will recov.
Or. Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON
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eighteen dsv. services, making list Of nossries
public, ., four dollars per day. ssvsaty I'VE DOL
lars. ~.
sec 81. To Frank Sutton. for nskfng ara
grams of the Representatives Hall and Of the
senate Chamber, twenty dollars
SO aa TO the e.ate horticultural society.
for the encouragement, Of horticulture. for the
years 1855 and 1853. each the sum OF eight nun
ared dollers-sistsen hundred dollars.
Src. 80. To the Capital City Cornet Band.
for services rendered on the occasion OF the
inauguration Of Governor Merrill. thirty dol
lars
SEC. 81. For the payment Of claims for ma.
terisl furnised for tho stockade and building at
Es.hery;lle. Is follows: TO L. Whsicomb, for
y dollars, to Hiram Barrett, twenty-five dol
lsrs 20 Jesse Coverdale, Fifty dol ars; to
Care. Jarvis, any dollars: to ]. n. Hopkins
ono hundred and seventy Ave dollars.
SIC. SO. To jenkins end Davis for saving
twenty four thousand feet Of lumber for the
stock ade al Estherville. in the ysars 1899 aad
lsss bv order OF Captain william 4: ingham,
the sun Of Two husdrsd end festy 1eilsss.
src. o. Fer tie peyosat Of scs0ripsiees
for newspapers taxes By the osoess = iss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-15

AN ORDINANCE to amend an Ordinance TO
regulate the establishment of Hospitals in the
City Of Davenport.
See. /. lie IL enacted By the city Council Of
eAe City OF Davenport, That section two ~ Of
the Ordinance entitled IAN Ordinance TO regu-
late the estab sh ment OF Hospitals in the City Of
Davenport" passed and approved April Isl.
1866. is hereby repealed. and in lieu thereof IS
enacted the following:
SEC. q Any hospital or building used for the
reception and medical treatment Of sick or dis
eased persons within said City limits in violation
Of this Ordinance, is declared . nuisance, and
the pc rscn or persons owning keeping or main
tanning such hospital or building, or aiding to
keep or maintsin the same, shall be deemed
entity Of misdeme amor, and NAV be proc eoutsd
therefor on complaint under osth before the Po-
lice Magistrate of said city. or the Mayor Thereof.
And whoever on such prosecution is adjudged
guilty shall pay One OF atty (5ol dollars and
costs Of prosecution. And the officer or cosrt
before whom such trial il had shall, in addition
70 such fine and costs, order such nuisance TO be
abated. and shall issue warrant to the Marsha
OF said CITY for thst purpose.
Passed and approved May 9Th, 1868.
o. 8. MCNEIL, MAYOR pro TEN.
Attest. JoaH .LrllIs, City Clerk. mysdlS
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A WIDOW at Concord, who had an income
Of over $4,000 last year from her invest
ments, does homework for weekly wages.
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AMA MANHODD:
SR nnX Inst low Restored

jest Ps,bi.shsd, IN SAILED Enrstops Prices cfs.
LECTURE on the Nature. Treatment. and
Radical cure Of Spcrmatorh1a, or Seminal Weak
ness, Inv oluntary Emfnissi ,ns. Sexual Debility,
and lmped mcnts TO Marriage generally; Ncrv-
ousneas, Consumption, Epilepsy. and Fits Men.
tel and Ply steal lncapacliy, resulting from Sci
Abuse. &c,b RoBr. J. CutvnnwrLi. ". y. sp-
to- Of tho GaakS BOOK, &c.
n Boon to Thousands ~ sufferers.
Sent under seal. in plain envelope to any nd
dress rosr rAip on receipt Of SIX cents or two
postage stamps. by DR j. G, KLINE, IN Bow
ery. n y. 20 box 4 $50. ma4 -d&wsm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-15

II IL the UNfA1LIN0 REMEDY in all cascs Of
Neuralgia Facalie often eFectinR perfect cure in
less than twenty four hours from the Of On
more than two or there Pills.
No other form Of Neuralgia or Nervous Disease
has failed to yield to this.
WONDERFUL REMEDIAL AGENT.
Even the eeverest cases OF Chronic Neuralgia
and general nervous arrangements, OF many years
standing, affecting the entire system, lite use for
few DAYS, or few weeks at tho utmost always ~
fords the most astonishing relief. and very rarely
fails to produce 4 complete and permanent cure.
II contains drugs other materials In the
slightest degree INJURIOUS to the most delicate
System, and on always be used with
PERFECT SAFETY.
II h a. long been in constant Use by mfny OF orr
MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS.
who give 10 their unanimous unqualified appro-
val
Sent by mail on receipt Of price. and postage.
One package. cleo. Postage cents.
S'x packages 5Go, %
Twelve packages, geo. 4,
II il sold by all Wholesale and retail dealers IN
drugs and medicines throughout the United states
and by
ianlIdaaw-sm) 1877 fremont ST., Boston, Mass
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charge. on the same, two hundred and ten dol.
lars aud sixty cents.
Sec IS. 70 Lewis r. Baker. for express
charges paid BY him upon packages for the ssa's;
aoe tor drayags upon the sarne. four doiiars ana
sirtv cents and for painting. graininK sna
vanishing counter ia office Of state treasurer.
twenty -four dollars and sixty cents In All
twenty nine dollars and twenty cent?.
Sec. "a. To Q. A. Harvey. for WORK msainS
counter ana boz in the state Treasurer once,
eighty. three dollars.
sec. IS. For payment for grading and maxim 4
plank walk 90 or in front Of grounds oeiongins
TO the State. three hundred aud sixty -nins ooi-
lsrs ana twenty cents.
Sec. So. To a. Merton. for twsnty-nve GAYS
service ~ clerk Of the ommitsee on the supP.ss-
cien of intempsrance. the sSm OF ssven"-n'e
dollars
See 81. To Matthew Robinson, for grazing
sidewalk in front of State house, hfty collars
and sixty cents
SEQ. IS. To N. g. DAvis tor paste iurnishea
the Horss, twenty I've dollars.
Sec. 50. There 10 ,srsoy appropnsssa 'ne
sum Of three thousand i've hundred ooiisls, y
- much thsFsef - nay b nseeeeaf!, soI w
payment Of the alleged sleia OF J0ne,s.s "
Mitchell, Joseph A. 0trieht. u. :. uny,
John Grew. Scans . 0hsllsbarlsr ana 49,
Cssctt lCowie.) tshall ~ the duly OF tne Osu'
sus Board to isvsstieats sid clains aee r.
thereon 80 much Of said sum - they may unu
due from the State to each Of said person:
Sec. 60. For the payment OF tss suoseripuen
for newspapers taken BY the members OF ths
House Of Representative. ths sums Following.
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Vegetable, possessing all the good and ALTERNATIVE
ssets n NefcuYy and the BIue Pills without 1eav-
ipg eoy Of shoes bad effects upon the system. They
eUfe a liver complaints. acting gently upon The bow
ten never any irritation gripping pains:
tAsy ars ssre care for Dyspepsia. improving the
APOSTLE evine toe and vigor 20 the whole
Nsuraieia. Hemale Diseases. &C When USED "a
cOnpscsjoS With PAsr's C0srorsD AnsirA Or: they
ere wasrsntsd to cure All casss Of scrous ano fever
anses pilee and All diseases originating nom mpu-
rites or the blood. They are sugar coaied and can
be had Il the Drngests Tor 20 cents. Manufactured
dc,s ehould bc addressed. Ask for PAeEs sr0An
CoA,rp MAspnAxs Lrrrs PILs. and take mo- others.
HURNHAMS 3 VAN SCHAACk.
Agents, Chicago. Ill
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gpBs. n. -. MYERS,

H DENTIST. Office doors east ofcor
Ex&%R ~ ner of Brady and Second streets,
fiP1S<{SA Has had over - years practice In
LILLY this city. Has the complete appara-
~ for manufacturing and Administering Nitrous
oxi:e OF Gas. Tor painless operation In Extracting
teeth janl2-iy
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NEWCOM B HOUSE.
nArr Ii CLAIRE HoUsI.)

Davenport. ........ .............
mu1a HorEL SITUATED IN THE CENTRE OF
i The husiness portion OF this city. and but one
hioek nom the Ferry and Steamboat Landing. wiz
be Omen for the reception Of guests ON
wednesday, April l6ths 1885,
/. has recently undergone thorough sepsIrs sad q.
n seet- N once qlx4o Large pleasant Parlors.
sample rooms Tor Agents. and ample accommoda-
tons for over 800 guesti. y being furnished com.
Enotin~ Rsnpes, tho Projectors feel warranted In
orin Is Fsniiies, Tourists and the travelling pub-
lie, 90 attractive desirable stopping place. one eth
80 =. - PENNIMAN. slGLBY > CO.,
aprl&AAvts frspSiGessl