NATIONAL HOTEL,


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THE PROPRIETOR of this fine Hotel formerly known a
Gadsbys, but generally called Coeman's Hotel de-
sss his thaaks his friends and the travens por


of the community generally, for the favors which they
have bestowed him he opened
and them that he will render his
house worthy Of the patronage of which he has already
ceiyed so liberal a share.


The house having been during the summer, thoroughly
painted and rett-d first order for the
of residens and the proprietor respectfully sos
cts continuance Of iivos the of visitors
Washington, residents during the session Of Congress be-
confident they will always find comfortable lodgings,
the best the table that the market affords and and
polite walters. 3. COLEMAN


Washington City, September 1916. IS 3md& Wis jgb