Page 210 - Canadian Dominion Directory 1871 - Partie 1-fusionné

220 MONTREAL.

DAIiHOUSIE SQUARE,
NEAR THE PARADE GROUND,

THE Subscriber in returning thanks to the public for the liberal share of patronage
which he received during his management of " DONEGANA'S HOTEL," previous to its
destruction by fire, begs respectfully to call their attention, and invite their support to the
MAGNIFICENT ESTABLISHMENT,
Where he is now to be found, vte.:

Which has been erected and furnished at a vast expense, and is now in every respect
THE FIRST HOTEL

THE SITUATION
Is exceedingly pleasant, being on the highest ground within the City proper, and in the
immediate vicinity of the Parade Ground, Dalhousie Square, City Hall, Public Offices, &c.

FROM THE UPPER PART OF THE HOUSE, AND CUPOLA,
IS TRULY DELIGHTFUL,
Extending over the entire City, the River, and the beautiful country to the South of the
St. Lawrence. There is a
PROMENADE IUSICALE
In the Splendid and Spacious Ball Room, Every TUESDAY evening, during the Season
of Travel, at which the excellent Military B a n d of the Troops in Garrison assists.

Are large, comfortable, and numerous, so that no delay need occur at any time in
procuring one.
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Will at all times be supplied with every delicacy of the season which can be procured.

Will uniformly be of the best Brands, and every attention will be paid which can add
to the comfort; cp»yentepee, or enjoyment of those who may honour the House with
their patronage. N. B. CARRIAGES are always in attendance to convey passengers
to or from the Steamboats and Railroad Cars, freeqfdiarge.
GEORGE F. POPE.