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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-03-25

A SCAMP named George Emerson,
alias Col. F. W. Fenton, has been ar
rested at Washington on charge OF at
tempting grand swindling operation
ON ex-s iers. He had been scatter
ing c: lars broadcast, announcing that
the Bounty bill had become a law, and,
if claimants would forward a record of
their services and a small retaining fee,
they would secure their bounty. The
answers to this circular, with the required
ten cents in each, were just beginning to
be received when he was pounced upon
by the detectives
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-29

TnE NESSEEANs.7-There Was a
large attendance at the Opera House last
evening, on the occasion Of the frat public
concert Of the "TennesSeeansS in tbs city.
The audience completely filled the lower
part Of the houte, and there was a gOodly
array in the gallery, while in point Of
character il lias not been exceeded BY ant
that has gathered in the house during the
season.
The entertainment was quite a little
treat, not by reason Of any unusual ex.
Cellence Of vocal execution, but because Of
the nnigneness Of the performance. Yet,
unsteady considered, the entertainment
was very successful. Several Of the col.
Ored singers possess remarkably fine
voices, sweet, clear, flexible, and charac-
teriled BY that rich information and far.
reaching power peculiar 10 the negro
voice. They are natural singers. The mel.
odies, and the songs also, belong to the un.
written music Of race which seems more
than any other TO he infatuated with n
passion for song. They are often plain
tive and touching, and sometimes ring out
with an Irresistible mirth and jollity, and
then again swell out and die away in n
pathns az tender and sad a. the sumner
wind signing through the branches Of the
magnolia trees Of their own native land.
The "TenhessceanSr will sing In the
Fourth Street N. L. Church tonight, in
an entire change Of programme.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-29


A GUSHING NoTICE.-The MOundsvillC
philosopher should stand from under.
4 rival Is rising up with VIM. Allen
over In Ohio. This Is the way the st.
Clasrsvill Chronicle modestly notes the fact
that the "TenResseeans" gave aconcerl
there:
OH Father Of our country! Oh, I'M
mortal WashingtOnl why didn't you live
to hear the Tennessccans sing! They
were here on Monday night. Everybody
was there. Old men took their wives and
children. Young men Of many summers
down to those who still cultivate the
goose fun on their upper Ii p-all had
their "Susans" there. Il was the most en-
jOyable musical treat that ever came 10
81. Clairsvillo. We can enter into no
description; We can name no names-We
wasn't acquainted; we have read Mark
Twains description Of Turkish
Bath" We have eaten ice.creani in hail.
storm; we have seen a rnil.pile struck by
lightning, but all these, for melody,
variety and beauty are laid on the shelf.
Their singing,their conduct and their very
movement, are all marked with Strictest
harmony. Our hands are blistered, our
sides are sore-we have laughed-we
have cried. They can sing they under.
stand their calling; they open their
mouths and give US music-rich, beauti-
full music. People open their pocket
books wide and In return give them rag.
ged shinplaSters, right hearty encOres
and are satisfied and paid richly for the
investment, May they build a College
fourteen stories high and all be graduated.
May their rich sonorOus voices never be
broken, and all our readers and every
one else live to enjoy one Of their delight
full entertainments.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-29

An UNPLEASANT EXCLUSION. - Oh
Tuesday Elijah Black and Johnny Heron
engaged hack and in company with
Jennie Wilson and Lizzie Downs, two
we'll known nynpks du pare, started upon
an excursion 10 Triadelphia. Arrived in
that ancient borough, for some reason
to the writer unknown the sOilel doves
became involved in quarrel which
terminated in a regular rough and
tumble scrabble. Lizzie in the thiCkesI
Of the battle drew forth her little knife
and slashed at her opponents face with
considerable effect. The row becoming
serious, the men interieretl and separated
the combatants. Jennie was compelled
to ride home on the top Of the
hack with the driver, SO as to *
out Of the reach Of her irate ahtagO'
mist. a warrant was yesterday issued
/ by Justice Hammer for the arrest
Of Lizzie, but she, anticipating trouble
had left town. Her home Is In ZanesVille
Ohio. Jennie's wounds are not consid.
cred serious, but her face is scratched
and cut up so "a to spoil her beauty a
well aS her temper.
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FOR SALE.
HRusTEES SALE.

' NhNo Ri . HAlsIs'
Ny virtue Of hp,lo Of Trust made 10 me as TTus-
ttg by james VI, Rain aud wife lrarinE late the
2gi day ui OytOlPr, ISIS, aud FtrOUlel 10 hook 9,
fold lj!- the Clerks Office II the County COdTi
Of Ohio county, West Va, will, IN
THURSDAY, the 18th LAY Of May, ISIS,
Commencing al 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the front duJF Il
the Court NguC Of ohio county, 10 the city Of
Wheeling, West Va. sell At public auction the fol-
loving rial estate, viz The north half u III nun.
her W ninet!;Wo situitc on the East side u Mar
kei street and on the south side Of alley No, G. ls.
tuoan Ninth AMI Tenth streets, In The city Oi
Whrrlius West Va
Slii property will le offered altogether and In
tuO parcels The Rnt JarFI is the vest cId 81 said
hall lot, having irnulsge on Market stnct u about
Is itrt and inches, and extending lack about y
feet to the Erst vail Of the new dwelling hOuS'.
upOn this parcel scrcciol thrIn story brick dwell.
ins house, nov occupied 10y tenants aud yielding =
rent VI $50 per innuuh.
The sucOnd panel Is the East end II slld half lot
and iFDnts q feet on alley Ma D. and aDut - feet
on alley e. uIHn this parcel Is erected dwelling
house and carpenter shop, which WUuld probably
rent iW slIS PER annuHi.
TERMS OF sNLE-One-third the purchase money
Ia cash, OF as much more aS the purchaser may eject
and the lulaRcc uIOn credit Oi SIX aud twelve
nlOnths the purchaser giving D0ies Uith security
bearing Interest, for the deferred pay mentS, and thu
title To H. TplaiB,,i until the purchase money Is all
paid. HED l. BOYD, Trustee.
J. ClIAMBERs UEEYEY. Aucii0Dfpf, nTIA
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Cheap for Cash!
Great Reduction in Prices

so Pieces yard.wIds Psreales down to
II I.2c.
so Bolts yard.wlde sIsached MusIIT
down to 80,
so Bolts yard.wlds soft halsh Cambria
MuSllR down tOllc. y
1000 Yards silk and wool Pongee Plaid
SultlnQs reduced from 81 " to 800.
1000 Yards silk and MOhalF Plaid Suit
lngs reduced from rs to 45c.
300 Yards FoulaFde Plaid SuitinBs re.
duced from 81 u to $50.
500 Yards oil Col0Fs Spring Apacas
reduced to $50.
1000 Yards magnificent and brilliant
Lustre Black Alpacas reduced 10 SIC.
Beautiful grey and black stripe Sum.
mer Silks reduced from 81 Is 70 $50.
Handsome silk striped POplln Snltlngs
reduced to 25O.
We call the attention Of the Ladies' 10
the above Speoialtles. These are real
Bargains, and the like cannot DO dupll.
Gated again at any such figures during
the season. =
I. Blum Sc Bro.
Rp2l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-29

PREsBYTERY OF WAsHHGTOS.-The
Presbytery ofWashingtOn metin Mounds.
VILE on Tuesday evening al O'Clock, and
was opened with sermon by the retiring
Moderator. The Prebytery embraces
Washington county, Pennsylvania, Han
cock. Brooke, Ohio and Marshall cOun-
ties, West Virginia. The attendance was
large, embracing nearly all the ministers
in the Presbytery and an equal number
Of Elders.
AT the session yesterday morning the
seasonal records OF the different Churches
were referred for examination and report
10 appropriate committees. The Rev,
james J. bronson, D. D., Of Washington,
Penn, and Rev. ]. S. Pomeroy, Of Han
cock county, together with MeSsrs, John
Brown, Of Ohio county, and John Balm,
we're appointed delegates to the General
Assembly, which meets al Cleveland in
May next. Rev. Prof. Woods, OF Wash
ington, Pa, and Rev. John $, Marquis,
Of Pigeon Creek, were appointed alter
mates Tor the ministers, and Messrs. Mes
-senger and White for the Elders.
The reports Of the Treasures Of the
different Churches regarding the settle.
ments with their pastors were read and
referred to q special committee for exam,
ination. Then followed half hour OIL
devotional exercises, after which the
Presbytery adjourned until !! O'Clock
P. N.
At the afternoon session Of the Pres
bytery the reports Of the Committee on
Seasonal records were received and ap
Rev. Edward p. Lewis, Of Wayncsburg
was at his own request dismissed from
this Presbytery. to connect himselt with
the Presbytery Of Allegheny, Rev. VIM
c. Smith was at his own request dis
missed from this PresbytGry to connect
himself with the PresbyteFy Of St. Glars
vile.
Rev. D. W. Fisher, D. D., Of thN, Fipl
Presbyterian Church Of Wheeling, Stated
that he desfred 70 resign the pastoFatC
Of that ChnrCh, and briefly stated his rea'
sons for this request. Messrs. Elisha
Paxton. and John Reid, Commissioner
appointed by the congregation, were Their
called upon to state why the congregation
desired that the resignation should be mol
accepted. After the statements Of Messrs
Paxton and Reid were heard, giving the
| full facts bearing on the case, the subject
was discussed BY a number Of ministers
present, alter which, by rising vote, the
Prcsbytery unanimously decided not Il
accept Mr.. Fishers resignation.
The next order Of business was the
overture sent down from the General
Assembly, on the rotary ELlership quas'
ton. Heretofore the Presbyterian Church
has generally held that when person Il
ordained an Elder in the Church he
should so remain through life, unless de-
posed from Office. The object Of this
overture is to make II lawful 10 elect FL.
ders for 70 limited period. The Presby'
terry decided in favor Of the Oyertures.
On motion Of DR.. Hayes, 1t was re-
solved that when Presbytery adjourn il
be TO meet in special session nj West Lib.
erty on the second Tuesday in June, at
Pm. 1t was also resolved to hold In cotE
nectiOn with this meeting Presbylerial
Sabbath School Convention.
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Mn. Smiths SrovEPIPE.-lt's one Of
those long, crooked, tOintOd, aud OlhnWed
pipes that Crawls along next the ceiling,
and looks for all the world like the steam
pipes on wheelbarrow steambOat-its
long you II understand. Down At the be-
ginning end Of the long, awkward thing
Is stove, shaped like a mustHrd.pOt or
an hour glass Il you'd cut ii in two and
put the ends together, and the little draft
hole ut the bottom, inst big enough to
drive in beer.faucet,se serves a. vent for
the cussed thing when its loaded and
wants to shoot; and il always does that in
4 cold day, when the boys have plenty Of
time to dust down after an explosion
for il scatters like n runaway ash.cart with
the tail.bOard down.
You see II hasn't been cleaned Out-the
pipe-since January, and the last cold
snap the thing-the stove-wOuldn't draw,
and so 1.-THE pipc-Of course had to be
cleaned. Well, MIS-. was sitting In the
office, and 1t was hot--the stove-ahd he
couldn't take II dOwn-the pipe and he
said to his neighbor, who is an impulsive
philosopher, II can't sec whatever | will
do with this did dreadful thing and
his neighbOr told him how water
thrown upon hot Goals suddenly became
steam, and steam was very elastic, and It
was easy to blow them Out-the stove and
the pipe-in that way. So Mr.. S. said
"h'm" and got clipper Of water. P.
Then the philosopher held down the
stnyp rnver. and Mr., =, got firm hold of
the door, and gave himself the word Of
command like a second at duel, and az
he said three he threw 1.-THE watet-
on the Goals, and the steam did blow
them out-Mr. S. and the philosopher
and the aShes-bul Il didn't make any
difference with the draft; then they
changed works.
Nj, S. held the stOve-cover down by
putting the coal-sutlle on top Of IL, and
the philosopher turned fireman. The
second experiment accomplished more.
After the explosion they found the coal
scuttle on the floor empty, and 1.-THE
stove--was tumbled down, and the pipe
was lying across the philosophers Btom-
dch, and he-MF. S.-waS on his knees
humping his head on the under side Of
the counter and talking short words en-
tirely unsiited to a cold climate. And
then the porter came in and took the job
on Mr.. 81 hands, and the pipe Off his
neighbOr's stomach, and by night the
queer little mustard.pot was running at
full head and doing good advertising
business for him-tlie porter, you'll un-
derstand.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-29

BELLAIRE LOcALs.-Mr. John D. NJ
yum, formerly editor Of the defunct Bell.
aire Standard, is again in town, after a
few weeks sojourn in the rural village Of
GAINESVILLE. Now look out for some read
able locals from Let.
A road has been graded and built from
the crossing Of the q. 4 p, X r. and the
county road north Of Gravel Hill, to the
river bank below. This Improvement is
Of more genuine value to, the city and her
citizens than the $50 called wharf ever
will be.
The Presbytery Of St. Clairsville met in
the Bellaire Presbyterian Church on
Tuesday last al II a. NJ, being opened by
prayer BY the Moderator. The roll was
then called and the following members
were found to be present or afterwards
came in: Mcknight Williamson, Ben
jamin Mitchell, Jno. Hattery, Andrew
Greenlee, Samuel Mahaiey, Thos, X,
Crawford, John q. Lane, VIM. N. Grimes,
Robert Armstrong, William o. Milligan,
RObt. Taneyhill, Jas. Day, George Mac,
Donald, Robt, Alexander, Geo. W. Chal-
FAINT, William CASTOR, Samuel A. Wal
lace, Henry q. Foulke, II. c. Pringle, A,
]. Alexander, Hugh W. Parks, Thos. j
Milford, ]. W, Shooter, A. ]. Porter.
The following corresponding members
we're also present at different times during
the session: President Hayes, Of Wash
ington and Jefferson College, Rev. W. c
Smith, Of Washington Prcsbytery, ]. G.
ShaeiIer, Of Ncosua Kas.) PresbyteFy, J
| II. Stevens, A. q. Rockwell, JnO. Stock
ton, ID. D., Sam'l Forbes OF the Prcsbytery
Of Washington, W. g. Wallace, Of Bel
laire U. +. Church, Jacob Rambo, Of
Trinity episcopal Church, Rev. ]. N
Meeller, Of Herman Episcopal Church, A,
q. Eagleson, OF Washington Presbyteryi
q. c. Waters, N. Z. Church, Of Centre
vile Circuit, j. II. Mcfarland, OF Siam,
Asia.
J. G. ShaCifer and Kerr were ad'
mittcd as members Of the PresbyteTy,
/ Edward Haines and ThOs, G. Armstrong
were taken under the care OF the Pres
bytery. Chalmers Armstrong was Ii
Censed tOpreaCh. rr. d
A new church was organized north Of
Nef's siding, and called COlebFook, Alex
Ncf and Samuel Alexander being or
iained as ruling elders, SD ...t-I
jas. A. Cook, licentiatc, was at his re-
quest dismissed as a liCentiate to the
Presbytery Of Steubenyillc.
The episode Of the meeting was the ad'
dress on the subject Of Education" by
President Hayes, Of Washington and
Jefferson College. This address was de-
livcrcl on Tuesday evening to full house
and was listened TO with rapt attention
Yesterday afternoon missionary
meeting Of the ladies Of the Presbytery
was addressed by Mrs, Mcfarland, the
wife OF n missionary to siam. Mrs Nc.
Farland addressed n meeting Of both
sexes later in the day.
DO not forget that Rev. DR.. Grimes, Of
Cadiz, lectures on Temperance at the
Presbyterian Church this evening,
Several Of our citizens went up to the
Opera House to hear the Tenncssceans,
last night, and probably others will 60
this evening to the Fourth Street NJ. f.
Church.
4 learned citizen suggests as motto
for our city, "EunOmy," which Is more
enpIloniOns than appropriate. 2"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-29

GETTING READY.-The work Of reno
waiting and repairing the Lindsey lnsti
tute, preparatory to its occupancy by the
State officials, commenced yesterday
Several painters are at work painting
the windows. and the interior Of the
building will be repaired and made a,
comfortable aS possible. The Lindsey
Institute will be occupied BY the STATE
Government until the completion Of the
CapitOl buiidibV.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-29


BRIDGEPORT ITENs.-Silas Sells was
severely injured BY a fall OfsOapstOne last
Friday in his brother's coal bank. His
injuries are, however, not necessary fatal.
Rev. Kelley, of Wheeling, delivered a
yery interesting address to the Odd Fell
lows in the Presbyterian Church on Mon
day evening.
We welcome home Mrs. Ladl, vile Of
Rev. Ladd, Of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and
daughter Of John c. Tallman, Esq.
The In6rmary Directors have CON
tracted with a physician to attend all
charity cases in Pease township for one
wear for $500. The contractor is to furnish
all medicines and appliances.
The proposition to purchase an eligible
site Tor cemetery is again agitated. A
desirable piece OF ground is nearly OPPo-
site Cal. Hassan's, on the pike-but be-
yond the creek, three miles west OF town.
Mr.. Waddell, the moving spirit OF the
narrow gauge railroad, is pushing his
enterprise with commendable energy.
His attaches are out making the proper
surveys and other arrangements for a
vigorous prosecution Of work on this
road. In a brief interview with him he
assured Us he meant business and an
early commencement OF work, il no in
saPerable objects were thrown in his
way,
Farmers have generally, during the
past week, adopted more hopeful view
OF the crop prospects, The recent severe
freeze induced the belief thar what life
remained in the wheat previously was
frozen out, but close investigation reveals
the fact that after all the injury Is hardly
apparent. Millers inform US that only a
slight advance in wheat expresses the de-
gree Of doubt Of . fair crop. Extensive
fruit growers, however, say not only the
germ Of the fruit is killed but the limbs
also, and, except in rare cases, our sup
Plyot fruit must necessarily be limited.
L. b. Thomas, General Manager; w.
W. Card, General Superintendent, and
the Chief Engineer Of the TuscaraWas
Valley Railroad, have been spending 4
few days along the proposed line Of that
road, from Bridgeport to Saltwater creek,
OF one thing we think We are safe in say
ing-they found tho outlet at this point
as quite satisfactory and the facilities for
a terminus Of their road here as entirely
good. We are assured, moreover, that
every facility necessary will be speedily
employed to push this enterprise to COM
pletion. Dr.. Strcalor and Mr.. Chamber
lain, prominent stockholders in the road,
with Mr.. Cad and a corps Of engineers,
will be here this week to inaugufate
active operations along the line. We wish
this and is spunky little competitor both
abundant success. Correspondence Belmont
Chronicle,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-29

1fE1MDoLDs BuCnu is still in the ne.
NTH Of its popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR.. ffelmbold, the cele.
brated medicine Is still manufactured al
the laboratory al philadelphia, and Is
sold by all respectable druggists. II Il
warranted for all diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter.
ieits. Genuine has ptopfietor's private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Aren't. ilW.
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THREArESED 10 WHP lIlN-On Tues.
day evening james Jones complained be-
fore Justice Phillips that Samuel Bennett,
had threatened 10 whip him, and Thai he
had reason to fear that he would az him
bodily harm. Bennett, was arrested and
requife'li to give bond in the sum Of $50 10
keep the peace ioF six months.
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L. Your Life worth 10 Cents?

Sickness prevails everywhere and
everybody complains Of some disease dur.
ing their life. When sick, the object is
to get we'll; now we say plainly that no
person in this world that Il suffering with
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and its ei.
tectS, such a. Indigestion, Costiveness,
Sick Headache, Sour Stomach, Heart
burn, Palpitatioh Of The Heart, Depressed
Spirits, Biliousnesa, &C., can take Green's
August Flower without getting relief and
cure. II you doubt this, 70 to your
Druggist, and get a Sample Bottle for
10 cents and ttyit. Regular size 70 cents.
Two doses will relieve you. eodAW.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-29

Now that mild weather has really com.
to us, heavy cloaks are being laid aside
and occasionally spring jackets are seen
Those worn last season are easily disting
uished from the new nnes, because oftht
immense quantity Of jet and braiding
used intheir trimming. The newest styles
display but little Of eilhet in their make,
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Local PERsoXAIs.-C D. Fleming
general agent Of the "Will o the Wisp'
pantomime troupe, goes to FairmOnt to
day to bill that place for performance
BY his company on Monday evening next
Mr.. Frank Bassett il sill confined tC
his room by sickness. lie is improving
however, and will probably be out in q
few days. The concert which was TO have
taken place tonight has been postponed
on account Of his illness.
W. A. Hunt, Esq, ofthe BslMoat ChrOn'
iolt, was in the city last night. He spent
the evening in listening TO the "Tenne'
sceans."
DR.. Allen and lady, Mrs. Tarr and
Miss Benninghans have returned from
their Southern trip in excellent health.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-29

A RAILROAD meeting in the interest Of
the painesvillc and bridgeport marrow.
gauge, was held at Athens on Wednesday
night Of last week. President Waddle
addressed the meeting and made a very
favorable impression upon the people.
A committee Of Cadil citizens waited pom
Mt. W, to urge upon him the proptiety
Of making CadiE a point upon the pro-
posed Belmoni ChUaieit.
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|. G. TAYLOR A BIGAMT.-A letter
was received In this city yesterday which
proves that /. c. Taylor, who married
Mrs. Cartwright and deserted her at
Steubcnville recently, Is a bigamist as
we'll rs a swindler. The letter was from a
lady residing in Cory, Pennsylvania,
asking for Information concerning her
husband, !. c. Taylor, who was she had
been informed acting as agent for Mira.
Cartwright in this city. The writer
closed by saying that any Information re-
lating to her husband would be thankfully
received by his distressed wife, f. b.
Taylnr.b
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or his KSEEs-A horse belonging 70
John Richie, hitehed to = cart loaded
with garbage, fell on his knees on llth
street, near Justice Gillespy's Office, yes.
terday afternoon. The animal was eI-
tricated and assisted to his feet with con-
siderable trouble.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-29

THg CouRB.-G Circuit Court = Judge
Melvin. This Court was not in session
Yesterday. It will not meet again before
Monday next.
ilIHiee Court = Mayor Sweeney. Five
eases we're before His Honor yesterday
morning, which were disposed Of n' fol.
lows:
James FORBES, charged With disordetly
conduct, was dismissed at the cost Of the
city.
dump Florence, for drunkenness,
paid 81 and costs.
George Greer paid 81 and costs for dis
orderly conduct, and Henry Hughes 81
and costs for interfering with an officer.
Daniel Kinney, for drunkenness, paid
50 and costs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-29

A GOOD turn IL done our readers In
commencing the American House, Bot.
ton. ia gentlemen's parlor, recently re.
Furnished and re.frescOed, IL said 70 be one
Of the finest drawing rooms Ia the eoun.
Try, and with IT, adoption Of all late i'm.
pfovements Il Il eq1alled BY few hotels,
Courtesy 10 strangers has ever been a
marked feature in its management, while
its location, appointments and extent are
all that can be desired for merchants or
families travelling. N