McCabe, James Dabney, 1842-1883 · [New York] : Continental Pub. Co. : National Pub. Co. · leaf 56
and being chiefly occupied by an extensiveand well kept hotel, accommodated a goodly number ofthe Members. Our little party took lodgings with aMr. Peacock, in one of the houses on New Jersey Ave-nue, with the addition of Senators Tracy, of Connecti-cut, and Chipman and Paine, of Vermont; and… … BEHIND THE SCENES IN WASHINGTON. 41 allowed a spacious and decently furnished apartmentwith separate beds on the lower floor. Our diet wasvarious but always substantial, and we were atten-ded by active and faithful servants. A large portionof the Southern Members took lodgings at Georgetown,which,…
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