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The Louisiana Democrat., 1882-10-25
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PUBLIC SPEAKING,

We are authorized to announce
that the Hon. Newton C. Blanchard.
the Democratic nominee for re-elec-
tion to congress from the fourth con.
gressional district of Louisiana, will
address his fellow citizens of the
district, at the following times and
places:
Colfax, Grant parish, Thursday,
October 10, at IL m.
Winfield, Winn parish, Saturday,
October 81, at IL m.
Coushatta, Red River parish, Tues
day, October "a, at - N.
Sparta, Bienville parish, Thursday,
October 26, at - IN.
Minden, Webster parish, Saturday,
October %, at - m.
Bellevue, Bossicr parish, Monday,
OctoDer ~, at IL N.
Mansfield, DeSoto parish, Wednes-
day, November l, at I'm.
Natchitoches, Natchitoches parish,
Thursday, Nov. 2, at II m.
Shreveport, Caddo parish, Satur-
day, November 4, at 7:30 pm.
Having recently spoken in Alexan-
dria, Rapides parish, and owing to
the shortness Of the time for making
a canvass, Mr.. Blanchard will not
again speak there during the present
canvass. Local papers of the dis
trlct are requested to publish this
notice.
The Louisiana Democrat., 1882-10-25
FOR 2 E.naT, +,

THE TWO-STORY BRICK STORE,
L situated on Front street. between
Murray and Johnston streets, how oc-
cupieG by. K, L...uson
Oct II, So { VEIL.
The Louisiana Democrat., 1882-10-25

JOHN A. WILLIAMS,
J. B. ASHLEY,
G. w. BOLTON,
Jury Commissioners
GEORGE D. WATTS.
Clerk and ex-oficio1nember Jury Com
mission.
A true copy:
GEORGE 0. WATTS,
Clerk.
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CAMPOBELLO ISLAND

Was purchased In June, 1881. by the Campo /.
bello Company. which Was organized under YEAA Il
one mi; lion Isl, 600, soe, do:iars
The incorEorstoss are Quincy A shax Henry
Pike.
The officers Of the oompany follows viz: Presi
gent samuel wells Of tee hEm o. bsngs Wells
F; B. Beaumont George a. Goddard, Alex. 8; Porter,
PF aFleI Ne" f0rh '5 General Manager Alex
% On, Ss e:g
opened in August and finding the accommodation thus
afforded quite inadequate larger house is being
III The
in Welsh House in the Woods" 1t stands emil
VIII Be opensd JUNE SisSf and viii
VII b opened In asr and is
for the accommodatiOn Of those wishing to stay one
in the modern style and their VIII be re-
fined and homelke in every respect They viii be un-
q the Adams House. Boston. and the Mount Mansfield
The Island q SsmPobslo Hes IN Psssssm.suoday Bay
ercumieFenee Of thirty so, miles, Il is
scenery. There are coves. beaches chasms and deep
inets lofty and densey wooded hills and rugged head
Access may be had BY the fine steamers Of the In
per week; leaving Commercial Wharf, Boston, at
O'Clock Portland at the same day, arriving at
gage be checked directly to the hotels. The 1880
train wa the Eastern r. r., connects with the steamer
The prices at this beautiful seaside home win be
eonabe and consistent with the and efforts to make
pncat S for ama baar by ade IT,
Care ALEX. s. PORTER
General Manager, Campobello Co.,
m3O-eo2w ~ State street. Boston, Mass.
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Affairs i'm West Washington.

ELECTION OF TRUsTEES-The congregation of
the West-street Presbyterian church have elected
trustees, to serve for the ensuing year. as follows
w. w. WinsniD, s. T.. Brown, j. b. Wells, L. S.
Frey, II. p Gilbert, E. r. Brace, r. b. Tenney, j..
A. Swindelis and w. w. Curtis
LEASE.-The District Commissioners have leased
the lot adjoining the pump house from Mr..
klnSingen, as more ground was badly needed.
They ought now to tear down the frame part of
the house and replace it by a substantial brick
building. The machinery there Is too expensive
and useful to be destroyed by fire.
The FIRST COAL SHIPMENTS BY CANAL.-The
shipment OF coal by canal commenced for the
season Tuesday, five boats leaving. There is
some question as to what rate per ton shall be
paid, the bOatmen wanting one dollar per ton and
the shippers wanting to pay but 85 cents. AS
there Is no urgent necessity Of the coal being sent
out Immediately, the question Will probably stand
In this manner, the boats that leave being paid
one dollar per ton.
PoRr.-Entered-Schr. James Gallagher, Gala
CHER, from Philadelphia, with coal for VIM. King
Son. Cleared-Schr. Belle Holiday, Baker, hight
for Richmond.
HIGH TIDE.-April 2, 1914 am. {; 0:37 pm.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
(1APON STRINGS AND BATHS.
ALKALINE LIThIA WATERS,
HAMPSHIRE CO., W. Va

Omen JUNE LIST "a OCTOBER and laterA 1
when company will lust fl, having the larTestvfHAY
sNinming pool Of csEbonatsd mineral water in
the world. Also, CnIy beafe Springs second
rich iron and tram half three quarters OF an
hours ride tcarTageer hseback) fine white sulphur.
Grand mountain scery climate unsurpassed;
charming summer home. More satisfactory results in
number Of diseases Ssome in few weeks, others a
rates of charge Easy Of access from ali points
Of the compass Paniehlsts and water at Thompsons,
7O5 18th street. Washington, D. c.. win be sent direct
on application Fine band good boating and fishing.
son unable to get quarters. Hunting In season.
a3-lm W H. SALE Propriefor
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MISS ANNIE X. HUMPHREY.

$50 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
Makes CORSETS to order in every style and material
and guaran tees perfect fit and comfort.
HER SPECIALTIES ARE
French Hand made Underclothing Nerino Underwear
and finest Imported Hosiery.
Patent Shoulder Braces and ali Dress Reform Goods.
French COrsets and Bustles. The Hercules" Sup
porting Corset, for which Miss H. is special agent
and 81 Corset her own make, that for the price
cannot be surpassed
N.B.-Frencl, German and Spanish spoken. as
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

AmEsemensS Tonight.
NATIONAL THEATER--Maggie Mitchell
CAPITAL THEATzR--Variety entertainment
CIRCUS GRoUNDs-Great Forepaugh Show.
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Faded or gray hair gradually RECEIVERS its youth
ful color and luStre by the use of Parker'S Hair
Balsam, an elegant dressing, admired for its purity
and rich perfume.
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Aliens Brain Food is the Most Reliable
tonic for the brain and generative organs. 1t POSI-
lively cures nervous debility, loss OF memory, and
all seminal and sexual weakness All druggists
81 bottle; six Tor s.. Stott Cromwell, $50 Pa
ave. NV.
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A Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors and in.
discretions OF youth, nervous weakness, early
decay, loss OF manhood &C., I will send a recipe
medy was discovered by missionary In South
America. Send SELF addressed envelope to the
Rev. JOSEPH T. lNNAN. Station D, New York city.
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Mr. EINSTEIN, pOundmaster. has succeeded In
Capturing a IerOcious white bull dog, which has
been the terror of pedestrians for some time past
In the Smithsonian grounds The pOundmen had
quite a terrible tussle In securing him, and had to
Kill him at the pound before getting him out of
the wagon
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For any of blind, bleeding, itching, liberated,
or protruding Piles that DeBing's Pile Remedy
fails to Prepared by J. P. Miller, M. D., els
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa None genuine with
out his signature. Sold by druggists disco
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that have been pronounced incurable by the best
cured Of female weakness by the use of Lydia T.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Send to Mrs.
lydia L. Pinkham, 233 Western avenue, Lynn,
Mass, for pamphlets
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"AIdernex Dali

"AIderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk,
&C. per Of Cream, l5c. pint
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GREAT BARGAINS In first-claSS tailor-made cloth
ing A large stock or insists from leading mer-
chant tailOrs- All sizes and latest styles. Every
garment at less than half OF original cost at Her
zog's, 306 9th street, near Pennsylvania avenue.
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ALL PERSONS having bills against the National
Rifles Fair are requested to present same to the
eferet1ry for adjustment by the 18th inst The
committee are very anxious to close the business
connected with the late fair Geo. w. Evans, See
rotary Fair Committee. Address Department Of
the Interior
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ON ACCOUNT OF bad weather the special sale of
English and American white china and pOrcelaine
ware advertised in last evenings STAR Will be con-
tinued Tomorrow only, at r. Goldsc nid'S No. 612
eth street, between ii and northwest
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DOES YOUR HEAD ACHE? LOdile's specific cures
the worst case in 5 to 30 minutes. IL Is strictly
harmless; costs &c.; at all drug stores
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BEFORE insuring Jour property call on the Fire
mems Insurance Company for rates We have no
outside solicitors. Office: Room !, over Bank Of
Washington. Chartered 1881.
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DrOWSinesS,
bilousness pains and aches, and ague, Hop Bit
tiers always cures
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THE ELEGANT SUITE OF PARIOR FURNITURE to be
eolf at DOwling'S auction rooms on Saturday viii
be on exhibition up to the time of sale.
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WHY Do You Buy calico when yard-wide per-
Gales can he had at &C. a yard, at Young Stern's
BOZ 7th street
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Condensed Locals.

The continued encroachment of the extraordi-
nary spring advertising upon the reading space
q week. on Saturday last there were 1GO
nero advertisements printed, being the largest
number in any one day in the thirty-one years OF
Saturdays issue was 20.3S6 Advertisers VIII
confer favor by sending in their Orders early.
Street ltmrs VIII be lighted at 6:55 pm. and ex
Treasurer Gilfillan has received through one OF
NE city banks twenty dollar gold piece which
had been flied on the raised surface, near
the MILD edge, to the amount OF four grains.
TINS makes the piece about one and one-half
ereases the value OF the coin twenty cents
The bill OF exceptions in the Gu;teau case has
IN ~ na u, lellS P, nm, OF 50 pages
the burning OF house 7C9 street, occupied by A.
e Aiexanfer as a saloon, owned by II. Weyrich.
Officer Fowler, OF the eighth precinct, found a
dead femlle infant in Browning & Co.'S brick yard
SiT1h roAs NE coroner gave certificate OF still
Tuesday evening the members OF the "Young
Peoples Asscciation," OF Hamline NJ. z. church,
rendered q their leader. Maj. H. A. Hail. ami his
eStin2bie lady surprise party which proved TO
be very enjoyable occasion. Mai. Half was pre-
sented with Methodist Hymnal.a water pitcher.
castor N''
List evening the Memorial Chapel Choral
society celebrated their first anniversary by a
musical and literary entertainment Among
those who took part were MeS5rS. Moran, Smith
sni Watson, and MISSES Walker, Moran, Cowilng,
fine Stnnecutters' Union have fixed the rate OF
wages for Journeymen at 81 50, TO take effect after
Nay lSt; an arrangement in which, il is stated
most employers have cOneurred The union has
also adopted regulation which went into effect
On the l>t Instant, that men working on private
work SHOULD receive their wages at least every
two weeks.
Thomas bowling sold to-day at his salesroom.
for the owner, one hundred shares National Union
Insurance stock for SIS per share.
The case OF Benjamin Beverage. charged with
vfoiaung Section $780, Revised Statutes by selling
liquor 70 IndianS, Was dismissed by US. Commits
sioner NILS, yesterday, the evidence failing to
SHOW that the liquor was sold, bartered or given
with Beyeridge's knowledge or consent
The WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY.-At the meet
IN OF the Washington Light Infantry Corps last
evening. Il ut C0wie was elected financial secre-
Sary, Vice MIR. Harrison, resigned. It was decided
70 give an entertainment In May, under the
auspices OF the Lawrence Barrett Dramatic Club.
Tor the oeneht OF the corps gold watch will be
ouered the lady selling the most tickets, and
foti corps badge 20 the member. The corps will
have battalion drill this evening.
he WATER COLOR SALE.-Tha sale OF this superb
COLLECTION commenced last evening at the art Sales
room, corner 18th and III streets and was largely
attended, the pictures generally selling very low
In This evenings sale some or the finest pieces
viii be sold. Lovers OF the fine arts should not fail
70 attend this slle, IL IS seldom that such col
lection Is offered at public auction. See advt
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The great popularity OF this safe and efficacious
preparation is alone attributable to its intrinsic
worth. In the cure OF Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Wh0oping Cough, Scrofulous Humors,
and all Consumptive Symptoms, it has no supe-
rior, II equal Let no one neglect the early symp-
will cure all complaints Of the Chest, Lungs OF
Throat Manufactured only by A. B. WilbOr,
Chemist. Boston. Sold BY all druggists,
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BOYS Shirts, finished, only Soc, at Young's

JOB LOT OF boys clothing, In all sizes Great
bargains Herzog's, 30S 9th street, near Pennsyl-
yania avenue.
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EASTER EGGs.-A large variety now displayed at
On. Ruppert's Nos 400 and 405 9TH street.
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GEORGETOWN ADV'TS.

GEORGE E. MOVES,
~ COLUMBIA FOUNDRY,
1850 3Oth street, Manufactures Steam Engines Boil
ers, Shaftng, Pu leys and Mill work; Architectural
Iron Work; also repairs Agricultural Machinery.
f28-6m
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In debating the question as TO where to hang
Mrs. Hayes portrait in the Executive Mansion,
some have urged that 1t would be contrary to pre-
cedent TO hang any portraits but those OF George
Washington and his wife in the East room, alleg
Ing that none others have ever been there. This
Is an error as all who have lived In Washington
over nine years will remember. Prior to the re-
pairs made In the White House IL 1873, when the
East room was remodeled, the portraits OF eight
Presidents hung there, and the portrait OF Wash
ingtOn hung In the Red parlOr Its removal to
the East room did not take place until within
three years since, the companion portrait OF Mar
tina Washington which was painted by Mr.. An
crews, in 1878, was taken there. The other por
traits were removed from the East room in 1873
after its renovation, because as General BabcOcS
WHO Was then superintendent OF public buildings
and grounds Said the frames and sizes OF all were
so different that they did not look well hanging in
the same room. IL viii be remembered that when
Mrs. Hayes portrait was presented to President
Garfield for the Executive Mansion on March 9Th.
1884, while his promises as to his own course in
gard to the total abstinence question In the White
House were vague, his terms OF acceptance OF the
portrait were explicit He said speaking to the
ladies OF the Temperance Union in response to
Miss Willard In the East room where the portrait
was then hanging, and where the donors requested
picture on these walls" Atthe time no one ques-
toned the right OF the President OF the United
States to accept portrait OF Presidents wife for
seems no good reason why the three portraits al
ready in that house of Presidents wives-Martha
"dSuiusGOns IylcE duu MIa 11dycS-SuOulO
not be made nucleus OF gallery there OF portraits
OF those who have presided as ladies OF the White
House. 1t would be comparatively easy If there is
not too long delay to make the collection COM
plete or nearly SO, and 1t would be OF great inter-
est
MIS- Frelinghuysen will not receive her friends
this evening, on account Of its being Holy Thurs
day.
As tomorrow with be "Good Friday Admiral
and MIS-. John Rodgers will omit their customary
reception in their residence at the Observatory,
but will receive as usual on other Friday evenings
In April
Many ladies intend receiving regularly after this
week, until the weather grows TOO warm, on the
same days as during the winter.
Mr.. Marvin, of Saratoga, who has been spending
several weeks with his daughter at Wizards, has
gone to see his married daughter In Cincinnati.
Miss Marvin Is now with Miss Kennedy on N
stree {.
VegetatiOnis rapidly progressing here. All over
the city many varieties of trees perfectly green
and all the bushes are in full leaf The hyacinths
which have been blooming so beautifully for nearly
fortnight In the street gardens at the residences
OF Mr.. Bancroft and Mr.. Bancroft Davis were not
transplanted, but grew from the bulbs which have
been in the beds all winter.
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You are all interested; why not stop at Crowns
Neat Store. 914 Pennsylvania avenue.
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EASTER EGGS, large assortment Easter cakes.
Strawberry and every variety ice cream Fresh
wine jelly. Il. Jarvis, 426 9th street.
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HoUsEKEErERs, see important notice in adver-
fsement column on baking powder and havOring
extract from Smith, Hanway & Co.
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Women

gives good digestion, active liver good circulation
and buoyant spirits.
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LAST CHANCE.-Don't fail to see the beautiful
and novel designs in Easter cards at VeerhOfs, 918
1th street, and while there see the large line OF
wall perS, window shades, corniceS, pictures and
Mcclure frames
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EASTER NOVELTIES, ETC. Open evenings. Gould's
I'll eth street
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THE GREATEST BARGAIN
EVER OFFERED IN BLACK BROCADE SILKS.
Handsome Black Brocade SILKS, tall pure siIk) fun
width. excellent quality only 81 former price 81. so.
Light Blue and Pink CASHMERES, pure wool. wide
double width. Soc. We selling excellent Black Silks
at$1, q. % and $780, Black Silk VELVET, 81. Col
ored Silks, 50c Black and White Silks Soc. Finest
quality French Foule in evening shades pink blue.
cream and white; all pure wool. extremely wide width;
only 6Oc. "a very superior Black A1-Sik Rhadames,
only $1.25) Black and white, brown and white, blue
and god and green and gold STYLE checked DRESS
GOODS. only Csc. Illuminated all wool Dress Goods
25c. PIANO COVERS. embroidered with silk. 8. Is.
Black Cashmere EHAWLS. an-wool. g. TABLE
DAMASK. all-linen. pure white. Soc Colored CASH
MERES. spring shades. 12Hc Pcquo& and New York
Mills sHEETING COTTON the widest and very best
made, SOC. Fruit Of the Loom. yard-wide COTTON.
10c One hundred tlO0) pieces Of new style SCOTCH
GINGHAMS. finest quality. 25c. Nuns YELLING. all
colors, pure wool. SOC. Ladies' Cloth SUITING navy
blue. pure WOO. 25c Colored and Black ''Moris'
SATINS. 81.
CARTERH
mao m MARKET SPACE.
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Permit No Substitution.
Faded COlOrs Restored.

Insist upon 06taining Fioreston Cologne: II Is
ncacy Of fragrance.
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R1.(W Reward

why Suffer the Torment Of Hades
when German Corn Remover will instantly relieve
your Csc.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

ne ~ edHoeYs
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFrICKR, !
WARRINGTON. DC, April 6, 1852. 30 am. &
For the middle Atlantic states, cloudy weather
and rain, eaSteriy shifting TO southerly winds,
lower barometer, and higher temperature.
Special Weather Bulletin.
The chief signal officer Of the army furnishes
Tire following spcciaI bulletin To the DreSS:-
The barometer IS lowest in Wisconsin and highest
IN the St Lawrence valley. Rain is reported from
the upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys, lake
region, and the middle Atlantic states The FOL
lowing special riinfill5 during the past "a hours
reported In inches: Little Rock, 1-10: Punta
Rassa, 1.26; Kitty Hawk, n C., LA The prevail
ing winds east Of the Mississippi river are eastery.
The temperature has fallen from 100 tn l5o in New
England and the middle Atlantic states; 1t has
risen slightly in the lower lake region and gulf
states from 5oto 15oin the upper lake region and
upper Mississippi valley. The following tempera-
lures were reported yesterday afternoon: Nor
folk, f9o; Charleston, TO; savannah, 40: jack
eoDville, 79o; New Orleans, 80; Galveston, TO:
San Antonio, Sc; Los Angeles, $50. Warmer rainy
weather is Indicated for the lower lake region and
the northern and western portions of New England
and the middle Atlantic states during the rest Of
Thursday.
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How WOmHen Learn.

Women everywhere use Parker's Ginger Tonic,
because they have learned by experience that it
overcomes dependency, indigestion, weakness in
the back and Kidneys and other troubles OF the
SeX.-HO7ne Journal
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THE WENTWORTH.
YG:A J

NEWCASTLE. N. 81. NAY
This Hotel win open JUNE 24TH It has accOiln, ,da
tons for $50 guests and offers more attract for the
pleasure and comfort of its patrons than other
side resort on the Atlantic coast Its high situation
affords beautiful views both inland and seaward its
healthfm Atmosphere, the easy manner by which 1t
be reached, its advantages for boating, fishing and
bathing, ent drives aud attractive walks all COM
bine to make it the most charming places the
New England coast. The house contains every modern
appliance 1t has spacious and well ventilated rooms
furnished IN black WALNUT WITH THE BEST OF BEDS
passenger elevator opersted by steam, MUSIC Hall for
dancing ana theatricals.
An Orchestra of twenty members Of acknowledged
professional ability under the direction Of Mr.. Henry
The veranda, fifteen feet in width surrounding the
house. extended promenade Of 900 feet
In length, whe the view is unexceled in beauty and
grandeur Bowling Alleys, Billiard Room. Steam Yacht
OF trusty and experienced livery and
boarding stab Grounds lighted by the electric light
New York and Boston stock reports received every
hour.
The Wentworth is reached by means Of the Eastern
Railway in two hours ride from Boston, and is equally
distant from Portland, Maine. It is four hours ride
from the Fabyan House by way OF the White Mountain
Notch and North Conway. Is also reached from the
Montrel and the Concord Railways and by the Grand
Trunk by way OF Portland.
At the station Portsmouth the coaches OF the Hotel
are always in waiting.
GEORGE F. THOMPBON, Manager.
CHARLES G. En- MONS, Assistant Manager.
TE- IN WASHINGTON.
MR.. EMMONS win Witt WASHINGTON shorty
after the 18th Of April. and win be at the RIGGS
HOUSE, where he with pleased to show plans of 1.-The
Wentworth" and give full information about roonls
prices, &c. m23-th3w