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TIE FISCAL AGENT.

The fiscaliiy as well as the Annua! Report
oiih Secretary # The Treasury has appeared
IL Inc New York papers. The plan is efficient.
I'raciIca!-ln honest hands, highly advantage
nII 10 the coIairy. O:the Fisca! Bill we give
ii fiI!, analysis:
Sc. l. Creates in the Treasury Department
At Washington an Exchcquer Board,t 10 be CON.
posed Of the Secretary Of the Treasury, the
lreasurcr and three Commissioners, to b. ap
n';nird by the Presidsni ami Senaie.-,o hold
i'r = i. AMI ycars-5o that one vacancy shall
oar every two yelrS, not removable except
ilr caJses specified, &c. Oae' of these Commits.
s.oncrs 10 b, PIcsidrnt-.o holl for two years
Secretary OF inc Treasary'.o appoint all su5oc-
di.ates.
Sec ? Eychcquer may establish agencies
10; exceeding two in each State. Agents 10
b. appointed and removable for cause by Secre
larry Of Treasury.
Sec. 3 and 4. Excheqner and lis agencies
to b. the fiscal pension and loan agents Of The
United STATES. AL demands aglrs the Uni.
ted States 10 be paid al option Of the holder in
coin or Treasury Np',s.
s.: 5. Exch qler and agencies may receive
private dtposi'es OF coin and issue certificates
therefor, never charging over l-2 per. CT. there
f,r Sl:h GopoSItcS never 10 exceed itleca
.nsiliisns; certificates. and all oier paper issued,
rr!rcmable only whore issued
Soc. G. Req ircs establishment Of rro.cr
bye laws &c.
SEC 7. Aulhoriscs issue Of Treasury Notes
in sums from IS 20 81, 000-Fedecnmb!e in coin
al the office where issued and re-iSSuaMc.
Sc. s. Outstanding amount of Treasury
Sc. 0 Eychrquer and agencies 10 settle
~<chly with banks with which they DEAL and
never 10 have less than one third its ouls,anl-
i.g paper in Coin.
Sac. 10. Exchrquer may draw on lis agen.
eicN. and rice CerS1, never charging more than
lie COS! Of transporting specie, and in no case
ever per cent.
) IL. ExcheGucr an agencies NAV Suv
bills Of Exciange rot payable liz same state, &
dawn not wt,:n - miles Of place of paving ;
:,,d il: VT lin so miles, of not longer date than
81 ,Is.s j tie over 500 miles. Of 30 DAYS
,iIh:-lhc seller no, to be charged the rate OF
n...r per CEN. interest and tlle cost of trans.
p,riinI S2eci".
S2c. u. M ascHcy 20 receive private &c.
inSrs or pnrchas, Exchan.rS or sci, drafts rx.
,.s2' f.: ti,,. "!jrc;s of ll.e Treasury. in any
state where forbidden by the laws OF ,cl
state.
Sc ID ali!IoFi~rs M issue of fire millions
or fire pr cent. stock ia aid operations Of Tx.
e..:ai.l,r. II r~qlrrd. whic'I sock may be sold
az interest. aud uiimhcly princi pal, he re-
d,.c.nei by cxr!,sqaef --ihs whole, however
IN l,4 gualen,oe Of The United States.
S.. II. Relu.res that public acc"unfs an
pt:yai. accol::s BE KEPT in scPefa;e books, aic
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regularly paid, aud lie speaks eneouragInely oil
State resources: whilst the doctrine of repujia-
ton with him finds no favor.
Pennsylvania meets her interest without for
ced Ioan-from regular income, and direct taxes.
The State of Arkansas appears 10 be following
close in the footsteps of Mississippi, and meet
inns have been held in Indiana, recommending
refusal to pay Il State bonds for which the State
has mol rec ived bona Gde consideration ! Ken
lucky repudi ties all such pleas and all such con-
duct. TIER contracts they say, are of binding
larce wheeler individual State or National AMI
that State will keep her fai'h.
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The establishment of the rank of Admiral.
More rapid promotion among the pioneers
of the service.
An increase of the M,rine Corps.
The putting afloat and keeping afloat all the
vessels fit for service.
The enlargement of the apprentice system.
We have gathered the heads of this analysis
from the N. Y. American. The whole report
is recommended to the attention of our rea-
ders.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-01-04

REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY
The Navy, which has long been shametully
neglected, is now in able hands. The Prlnci
pal recommendations of the Secretary are:
The adoption of a new code for the regula-
ton of the Navy in all its grades.
The reorganization of the department, so
as to indvidualize responsibility in all the SUBJ
ordinate bureaux.
The increase of the navy, so as 10 bring up
our naval force to half that of Great Britain.
Our mercantile tonnageis half that of Great
Britain, while our naval force is only one
eighth of that of G.. Britain.
The construction of steam vessels of war,
an the encouragement of individual enter
prize, in establishing lines of steam vessels,
which shall be available for the use of the
government.
~ The immediate construction of ten sloops
Of war, or briggs, and provision for building
more frigates sf the first class.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-08
.JEWELRY.

WATCHES AND JEWELRY VERY LOW.-The sub
w scrber is selling all descriptions of gold and silver
Watches gold and silver pencils gold chains keys &c.
TAIL lower tsa any other place in the city Gold Watches
low dollars each Watches and J-wery exchan-
ged bought All Watches warranted keep good time
the money returned Watches and Clocks repaired in the
best and warranted much less than the usual prices
by of the finest wokmen in the city. G. c. ALLEN I'm.
porter Of Watches and Jerery wholesale and eta Wall
street, up stairs. jel9 lm*rc
Observation-Disclosures WALTER, agent and pariaer Of
IL the house of Berger Walter the only mandatory OF Watch
Glasses France No. paradis Possonniere street, Paris
his the honor Of informing Msrs dealers watch works. and
all articles connected with the line, also Mssrs dealers
glass establishment watch glasses glass gilt
and colered fancy articles SC Sc &C., has latey been
Gentlemen DESTROYS Of purchasg from the only depot of
factory respectfully invited to call c..sli.h""'
where will be found unvaed OF the above
toned goods which will be disposed of the reasonable
2msr
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
TO PAPER MAKERS.

PERsEE BROOKS, No, g. Liberty street. between
ths MaGaiaep PC,T the sil R ing arcs. VIZ
Britain and for the sale OF which they sole in the
a. English ndr Machine Fe,ins Of very superior quality
Dryer Feng strong fabric and of widths usually re-
blue s%alt: dayms lhs agency of the Sutton C9mpaays
Blue smss they are enabled to supply FIFE, and FrFFE
N w 1s for FGp sg and Gyaas shai
and domestic Soda Ash: voi ADM Twins sc &
A INTERPRETING ,WoRK or, THE EAsI;-gasi
SSdss y, yi RIS S sss ca
~ - qfiNipSs pF The fRE u.s. WIN Plates
we CONNIE nd to the public sterling work Of travel.
M .a shS sa 5 G { 5 Of es
thar cannot be too much sdnired>-Spiit OF the Times
s ISaS n9 SY sIss wo volumes will be
sork !; precisely such an one man glad TO lake
tTess.-Brciher Jonathan.
regions about which every ssn mind dss normse
and i furnished in style which every will 6ndasroeabe
There the work that interesting and in
We think Vi; book desed become extensively popular
and we cordially JOIN with brethren of the press
f. Es5 ,s., WILEY PUTNAM.
ANIMAL MAGNETlsNL-DR r. II. COLLIER
will publish July 1872, the rs number of periodical with
the above hle. l will be Devoted exclusively to Mesmeris,
or Animal Masnssm and Will contain ample dreeson and
most extraordinary and interesting Mesnec cases. and expe-
ments that have occurred either this country Europe,
Tor many years past ne curious, and indeed wonderu Wis
oe nS he s ~ Wo % ns
portion of the Magazine.
il Will be published monthly and each number will contain
royal octave with duble columns of the size
and sty, Of the Boston Miscellany
Terms 81 per annum, payable IN advance.
Letters communications and orders (post pad) addressed to
DR.. r. H. Coyer Mesmerssr q School street will receive
prompt attention.
The New York Tribune, Herald, Pennsylvania Public
Mersnry New oesns fcayune, Lousvlle Journal, Cincp
nu Republican, Portland Advertiser will twice week
for three weeks and send their bills the Mail office
cee acopy Of The Magazine and such other public journals
and send of their paper 81 School steet Boston
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WATERING PLACES. &C.
SHARON SPRINGS.

sTEE PAVlLLION.-This new commodious Hotel viii be
the Of and the OF
next The Village Of Sharon Springs sehoharie County
New York.
The clear pure water of the springs, greatly resembling
those Of the white sulphur of Virginia have been
prov ed be highly eicacous Rheumatic Cutancous Bill
ous and Dyspeptc eompant aud the of Eryspel
SalfTheu Scroua, Liver Complaint general debility
and in many ether respects possess las certified BY of the
medical professors the United Sates msdc
nal and healing properties unsurpassed, and believed TO be
qualled by any this country.
Added TO these, the rides the vicinity, villages
extensive views, ncghbong and romantic scenery
the offered these seeking heat
of summer either health or pleasure.
These springs but few hours ride rol Sarotoga Troy
Albany &c. and accessible from the Alba
ny and Utica railroad wher, carriages daily await the arrival
of the morning from Schenectady and Utica
the Springs distance Of about eight miles arriving in
tune for dinner; also by the Albany and Cherry Valley
chy Of Albany.
Warm cold and shower Baths furnished all times, either
of III smnera fresh and every attention given
der the stay of ystars agreeable.
An abundance Of the mountain spring Ice stored for
the season. q. w, Ii. QEDNEY.
THE SPRINGS HOTEL.-This Hotel will be opened at
the above village of Sharon Springs for the reception vii
and combining all the adva OF this delightful
residence JOHN V. ETTEN.
aol lnt,Dt axrkr
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BOOKKEEPING.

n c. MARSH'S counting for the study Of practical
W bookkeeping continue open from early in the morning
til 9P. NJ.
TermsForthe complete Of practice in Single Entry
Book keeping, books stationery &c. included, 81 20.
For the complete course practice in Double Entry Book
keeping and Mercantile Calculations including books &C. SIS
There classeseach paatey Pros
pectuses may be had at the rooms. ie296tsc
7 IGHTBODY's NEW YORK PRINTING INK MAN
- uFACIORY 28 Rose street, of Duane tod SUI
Housed Printing Ink Of all coors, warranted equal any
constantly hand and offered for sale ,sonabe ern
deliverable part Of the city free of carriage Printers
and vendors are solicited tc make trial OF this article
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BEDFORD MINRAL SPRINGS-This well known water
ID ir place, situated in Bedford Couny, Pennsy vana
open for the reception of visitors
To those who hlve visited the Springs be
thai they situated the great Western Turn
pike which passes through Psunsy Phadeph
Pittsburgh, few miles of the chief elevation of The Allie
glany Mountains.
Every thing been this watering place render
asooun pleasant those who king health
will be found suited all tastes and good
of music will be in attendance.
The be raj patronage extended the subscriber
will induce the renewed erions the coming
June 10th, 1872 WILLIAM REYNOLDS.
oeodIm r
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BATH BUILDINGS.

FORMERLY RENSHAW'S, at Long Branch.-This ex-
tensve and delightful Sea Bathing Esiab shmeni viii be
opened by the beriber the 9th june
respectfully m its former patrons and public thar
considerable additions and INCREASING the comforts
have ade last year, and will be
for their accommodation.
Wishing be reasonable the will afford the board
will be dollars week year.
lars as formerly Cildek ola certain and hall Price
Horses full fed $3.50. He hopes he without
on that his table and will be equal any on
Long Branch Young people requiring much room will
hnd accommodating terms.
i,ooI r,sr
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Az IScrprSr.-Yesterday small boat in which was q
man and small boy, lying in the track OF the steamboat
New Phiapephia short distance above Bristol in
tempting 70 raise the anchor capsized and left IFS
pents no alternative but TO hold the bottom Capt.
Hinkle OF the steamboat his boat aud rescued
them The little fellow sang out he the boat
ing to their relief Hold on, daddy they'll fix no direct
~" Philadelphia Ledger, Juiy7.
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HATS
HATS! HATS! HATS q!

lila 10! liza 4 - liza -
EROWN cos One Price Hat Store, wholesale and re.
- tall lJ9 Chatham Square, Of Mott where
fashion, beauty durability and economy combined to ado
the head.
The propston have the pleasure offer addition
the recently improved short mapped Hat STYLE the
imitation Of be.ve which closely that of all urs
the most costly and beautiful that the difference mol easily
perceived Price three dollars We strictly adhere the
price cash system which enables furnish very superior
Hat for the price charged In presenting these Hats to the
public the think they have reached the ultatum
Of beauty, durability, cheapness and comfort. mi sms
An IMPORTANT QUESTIONS here presented FOR the
n reflection of the purchasers of Hats. j. consis-
tent with true five dollars for
Beaver Hat, when the article be bought Wall
streer, (betwecn Broad and New seets for -FOUR DOL
LARS This is no Deceptive assertion single tial
Inspection will satisfy the SIX. ptica that the Beaver
Hat offered far from being the inferior article often sold
for less than five dollars The fact is that the article offer
ed generally not equaed and surpassed
at that price in consequence ola reduction the price Of
the material together with the economical policy oths
tabhmenand the proprieors engaging personally in the
uasufacturethat the present inducements offered
such offered before.
WARBURTON & WEBB,
iel0m%r Hitters, Wall street.
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B 0 0 K BIN DIN G
PAPER RUJNC

TT IRELAND No. 100 Nassau street. having entire new
L. stock Of Binding Tools and Ruling Machinery. OF the
latest and most approved patterns prepared execute
al orders in the most durable and handsome manner.
Merchants Account Books and all other kinds Bsnyork
nied and bound to patterns and in style that wsvaned
give satisfaction Any can be done n~e Eng
ms thnls
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LATE FROM Souru AMsRIcA.--The editor Of the Pills
delpha Inquirer has farther intelligence nom Santa Mar
tha symptoms Of discomfort, hal been manifested by
those who enjoyed the amnc'ty proclaimed by General
Iierran and Their. was some apprehensions that Il would
break in open resistance against the established au-
thorites.
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BOARDING.

AT DEAL, MONMOUTH, CO. ~. J,
EVILS +. HANKINSON respectfully informs his friends
IL and the public that he has fitted up in the best style the
house formerly occupied by Jacob Coes the above
the most beautiful situation the aboW miles from
Red Bank and fourteen from Hystown Stages through
and fro TO meet the Philadelphia The Of board will
be found moderate Also sabling SC, for horses
very reasonable terms.
L. f. H. pledges himself that effort of his will be wanting
10 render hoe who paonse him comfortable and that his
house will be found equal any along the ie3O
THE FAVORlTE and decidedly the most agreeable Ercur
sion in the summer Season Is 10 Hoboken No other PLACE
Of resort IN the vicinity Of the city be visited with such "a
cly or Offers SO many inducements with less expense visit
TO the extensive and diversified grounds Of this lovely of
terrestrial spots of which its beautiful and its
fine views too well known 70 require descnrtion
fail give great pleasure those the city who like
sonay TO breathe fresh air and the accustomed and
fined view Of brick and mortar.
The Barclay Canal and Chr,ophersrset Ferry in
excellent order for public accommodation. je24 2wsc
PAVILION, SARATOGA sPRINGs-The Pavilion, con-
tiguous To the Pavilion fountain and equidistant from
Congress AMI Iodine Springs has been thoroughly renovated
and for the pton visitors For enience
of location beauty Of the grounds adjoining commodiousnes
othe and efforts the part of the proprietor make
his comfortable this house IL is believed il supas
ed The charges for bosrd and have modified
meet degree the dcpes OF the times share Of
patronage is respectfully invited.
JOHN CROSS Proprietor.
0sratoxa ppnngs, June 20, 1872. Ie2 2Nr
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OATH HOUSE. LONG I5LANU.-rhis tong and well
IL known boudng and bathing establishment having
Gently undergone improvements which the
erection of several elegant hosues the margin of
the for the reception Of during the
The of private beach this shoe-,he
perfect security bathing for ladies' and Children (he
bathing houses being within stones throw of the
the shady cool and delightful locust adjoining the house
the pleasant rides the surrounding the excellent
fishing grounds and other of heahfu recreation aud
beautiful view Of the All mic aud the
lower bay almost constantly envened by
arriving outward bound render this situation in every
speci uneqused by the vicinity It's
AMPLE the airy aud The Temperature. in the
days OF anything but oppressive. The
OF communication distance, (beg but nine miles
from rookyn the access by stages hours accomodated
business render peculiarly web adapted residence
gentlemen of busir So in New York
jel2 2msr WILLIAM BROWN Propretof.
SHARON SPRINGS PAVILION, SCbOHAFIE co.
~ Fourth of July-The Grand ,enng u, for the Season.
will take place the evening of the th july the Sharon
Springs Pavilion which for the Of
e No pains will be spared render the agree
able. q. w. b. CEDNEY.
ieoit div
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NOTICES..


CONTROLLERS SALE OF STATE sToKs.-The
STATE Stocks hed by the Compirols for the New
e Sn bin%s e 2" WY Re s oa y line han al E
July ns1i, az la O'clock M, 70 wit -
N o oeE pay f ia S sSSS
pas Sadns 50 p. S f fss 'i6ff
sad Fse!ise Rail Road Stock Sii f payable 1855
A. c. FLAGG, CONT
NOTICE TO CLERKS, and all other whose bnsl-
causes them to be consaly their eet-By calling
F$sTe SF SSS$s nv Ms
owing Of The many advantages the Elastic Heels have
frs,bs elasticity adds greatly the durability of the
svoopdly-Tiey make noise in walking upon de pave
ThirIiy-Thev prevent Boots from running down to the
F,ur,lyThey enable the woorer to walk with much les.
fhhly-Thy do carpets % IRON or nailed
si1thly-They be with comfort by those having
As usual constantly hand all kinds of Boots wholesale
and retail at manufacturers prices jesmsc
Patent %ssS Of g % E r. ns
The N ,GGmpaay: W,5ssoa;e G'O, Thara.y Re as day
quested. Per order Of the Directors,
Boston, June 81, 1si,. jo2wSr
CORPoRATION NOTlCE.-Public notice is mere y gwen
s 's n'g 81 de ss Yc oa
Tpday the 18th day Of June next at IL o'clock noon and be
Confined from dsy day until the whole the said
shall os I'D and That the detailed of the and
printed and published in the city Of New yerk.
ALFRED A. SMITH, Comptr oIler
Comptroller Once, April &C. 1912. a28 IawIlwtityr
CORPORATIONS NOTICE-pubhe Notice is hereby gi-
sGs ' Of t & FL "S o q. c,y w ri N s @
Wednsda the 2eh day of September next at 2 o'clock
and be continued from day day until the whole of said
property shall be sold and that the detailed statement Of the
taxes and property ODE sold Is published IN the New Era
newp per printed and in the city q New York.
ALFRED A. SMITH, Comptroller
Comptrollcrs Office, May 20, lsl2. ic25 Lawtsept2sc
HAVANA AND PRINCIPE SEGARS
M RAIDER IS Chatham street. has received by the Hsles-
WI pont 100 900 Of his celebrated La Norma Segas also
beacuui lot Of superior No,al and Perez Principe sega
which be offers for sale at reasonable prices le,
pLLs Of exchange on all paris Of fngnd Ireland and Scot
~ land Of IS, Eio, els and so g agg 'or
sale at y J, SfLVES1 bhS
ieIic % Wall II. and la Broadway.
LORTDE OF LTME--soO casks Boyds superior Chic
is nas Of Lime o' PERssE &BRooKs, 81 LIBERTY At
4 by X COLLINS co,
je% js South st.
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But To return from the muses. TO the graces:-
so gratihed seemed the assemblage. thai The pro-
rnenade was unconsciously prolonged TO nearly
double the usual term. The band, who uniformly
open upon these occasions with Hail, Colusbia -
seem to have hui upon republican distinction be-
tween their performance at the Presidents Garden
and that of the Capitol, at which latter they break
up with yankee Doodle; but considering the
President as Head Servant Of the People. they beat
the retreat from his excellency's with "Clsre De
Kitchen To this sublime melody, we, and Ill
the rest, took ourselves and our raptures, home.
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, "a a. ,,oJ@ g. ~. a. So. 49,. S.

PASSAGE FROM ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND
AND WALES.
DERSONS DESTROYS Of making engagements for friends
emisrae from the Old Country the United Ses, and
who wish for them despatch and comfortable
commodsnons will find their interest 70 apply to the sub
scbers who all prepared make such
menp will guaranee satisfaction The vessels composing
us fine all OF the first class, OF which leaves LiverpS
weekly consequently all delay the port OF embarkaton
avoided As has s&sys bee. customary with this line, when
settled for decline the
funded wihoa deduction. Passage from the
ports Of Ireland and Scotland Likewise be
cured.
For further particulars apply to
SAMUEL THOMPSON,
Old Established Passage Office 273 Pearl St,
Orto
c. GRIMSHAW CO.
10 GoIec fazzas Liverpool.
Exchange drafts sight, and for likewise
be furnished the National Bank of Ireland Northern Bank
ing NsIoA banx OF Scotland, payeue respec
branches; also ". c. Glyn Co., Bankers, London
nd G (}rnshsw Lo..L Liverpool ms imsc
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CATsKlLL MOUNTAIN HOUSE,

AT THE PINE ORCHARD.-sl2
THIS romantic and fashionable will be conducted dur
Ing the present under the decuon and supernen
dance Of the subscriber Il has undergone conplee and
No es spared o nna the dessved high chaiae
As It's tables viii furnished with every decacy
that the New York m,ke afford; and every possible at
% promptly Tse to I
and that Oh the mountain has
Mss,I, Bach Co.'S s,sslIsn, line Of STAGES "a, will run
c. L. BEACH, Proprietor.
(sSA LAGRANGE HOTEL Bulls Ferry, New jersey;
En- This most romantic summer retreat is in full
all line kitchen garden The bar well supplied with choice
isy John Poason The proprietor sincerely returns
thanks TO his friends and the public in general for he liberal
CS T. BssoS co Of csn ssa os
Sy he h a d. r w Ss
ed to regularly advertised for further particulars the
and lodgn; five dollar. week and have their dinner
NJ Gu they niss s"n find SG
advantage and pleasure visit the above place and the
E ur he times PoasD at home and w a
py see his friends and visitors. je12 lm.r
THE HAMILTON hoGsEmThis ef!sbIisnmsM nov
renovated and furnished anew upon scale ofibersllty com
the cuisine has been placed under the charge Of capable and
cam o9S S. s0 ed e s 9 S s
Hamilton HOUSE it is only necessary e say that It situated
he s
S hs s -aS o ' and
Long Island and lhe habor Of New York Nothing
Sssa s oe OF f e & G ace s. 's and
Steamboat and the mingled life and retirement Of The poi!
New Y Ths oGodGas and airy and
houses Sseoo n the vicinity Of s e y The e'e e IN I
nsisS5o5hogd. lie fishing grounds S,a rooms. sa:pin
iieyed, % be wished for BY any guest.
Families DESTROYS Of securing for fe would do
wei! to make early application to the proprietor