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Correspondence Of the Henldl
NEWARK, N. j., Thursday June %, lS4l.
Grand Ball by the Governor of Ne,v Jersey.
My DEAR BENNETT
Tho bellies of our beau monde have been on the
QHa raus, and the demand for dressmakers has in
creased wonderfully since last Monday the 18th,
when ball was announced for Tuesday evening"
the 2lst, at the Governors Mr.. Pennington, our
present Governor and Chancellor is the son of
man who occupied the gubcnatorial chair under
the banner of democracy, but for the sake of being
considered arstocratc, his have enlisted under
the old federal standard, and man about nv size
occupies his fathers chair by the vote of the legis
ature, not of the people.
The ball, how ever, was grand affair for our
town, especially since the great revulsion, which
Frustrated faculties in measure from which we
nave not as yet recovered. band from your city
furnished the music for the merry dancers and one
| OF our contecuoners the supper, which was very
| beautiful. Among the ladies Miss With daughter
OF one OF the celebrated firm of Smith and Wright
| stands FIRST. Her dress very becoming: and hei
reputation as an heress, drew crowd OF admirers
around her. The next was the beautiful Miss
HID OF Philadelphia, whose charms seemed TO fas-
cinate every one: The twins from Elizabeth Town
pleased an - E,s' beautiful eyes were more
bright than usual, and her merry laugh more CAV
Among other ladies' Miss RS Miss BIT,
MISS ii--u, MISS IL ana MISS O-n IRON Pater-
son, and many others g too numerous to mention"
Mr.. TT was very conspicuous, as also Mr. E--s
Mr.. st seemed 10 Inonopolize the Philadelphia
beauty The tall Mr.. Din, the son of our Distric
Judge, seemed to make himself very agreeable to
all the pretty ladies', married and single and basked
IN the sunshine OF smiles. Mr. Pm, the son of our
host, entertained the gentlemen with much ease
and the Governors pleasant face envened ever,
circle. Mr. Fms open and manly countenance
sent an arrow TO the heart of one lady, whom we no
tced watching him from corner. He is the
nephew OF the Chancellor of the University of New
York.
The moon shed its mild light over the garden and
promenade, favorng the flrtatIons, which proceed
ed hney, and everything off as merry as '',hc
marriage bell" AT three o'clock the crowd began
TO thin, and at four all were dreaming of love and
beauty. so goes the world in these latter days
Yours, truly, Az OBSERVER
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JEWELRY.

w scrber is selling all q scFipons of gold and silver
Watches gold and silver pencils god chairs keys &c. at
low Is 30 dollars each Watches aud Jrwelry exchan
ged bought. All Watches warranted keep time
the money retained. Watches and Clocks repaired in
best and warranted At much less Than the prices
by of the ncst workmen in the city, c. &. ALLEN I'm
porter of aches and Jeweiry wholesale and Wall
street, up stairs. iel9 lm"rc
II thehouse of Bergsr Walter the only manpsc'oy of Watch
Glasses in France No n Parads Poissonnere street Paris
has the honor of informing Mss. dealers watch works. and
all articles connected with the line also Mssrs dealers
md cclored fancy articles sc. Sc &C. has lately been
moved from No 20 Maiden Lane to' No. % William
Gentlemen DESTROYS Of purchasing from the only depot of the
factory are respectfully invited to call S= s.,.,--."'
where will he found Of the
toned goods which will be disposed Of the reasonable
mi 2msr
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Correspondence Of the Herald.l
Rosroy limo Dr

BosroN, June 25 4 p M.
| The Trial Of %. +. Emery, member Of the SuGoA:
| Bar, has former Character, aud so forfh-Fsour and
GRAIN Market, S-c.-.Saics Oh Stocks
| ] c. BENNETT, Esq. -
have returned from the East, and agreeably to
my promeise to the e jeune edifew without any far
| ther explains or cIrcuncutons," as DR.. Valentine
| would say, will proceed TO resume my correspond
encc for the inimitable Herald. Since my depar-
| thre from Boston, many strange things have been
transacted of which shall say nothing at all. but
come right down to the present time, and 'catch
the manners, living, as they risc.'
The tnsl Of a member Of the Suffolk bar for for
gerry, has bee the most stirring event of the week
b. +. Emery is his name. He will not receive his
sentence, in accordance with his request until the
next term OF the Court, in order TO give him an OPP
porunlty to arrange some business matters. His
wife, whom it is said he has abused as much if not
more than any other person, spent several hours in
his cell the other day. During his trial he displayed
the most unfeens stolidfy; but latterly, the near
prospect Of his soon being occupant OF the State
Prison, has induced him to droop little. He il a
native of Passport, Me- and believe received his
education at Brunswick, studied law with Hon John
| Holmes afterwards removed 10 Dixmont, where he
practised ia his profession, then removed TO Dexter
and from that place TO Boston In all of the above
places he sustained bad reputation but IL was re.
served for him receive the reward of his rascality
a member of the Suffolk bar.
The market Tor -four has been very duh through
ont the week. The closing rate for good Genesee
common brand, is So H. and fancy SO Is cash: PHI
adephla, 50 20 per cash, and So 81 short credit;
Baltimore City Mills and Fredericksburg have been
sold for export, al SO SO l2a per brl., Jmos; How
ard street brings SO per cash Georgetown Sc 50
Sc 81 mos. Grains, all kinds, are dull Corn.
Southern yellow. stands at Goo, and white 5sc cash
The demand tor cotton u dpll--tlul No enquiry
Tor the article werth mentioning. The snes al the
Stock Exchange to-day exhibited the following re-
s'ts:H shares Boston and Worcester Railroad.
dividend on, sold for IL per cent: dividend OH 81
q do Providence Roilrodd 81 81 per cent: is DO
Western. co. 10 do Eastern, 9sb: lOdo do. in ". H..
~: do Portland, Saco, and Portsmouth, So 10 do
Winissemmet Ferry Company, l9l a 900 CITY
rive per Cents were offered, and only $1,000 sold at
par
have some incidents in regard to certain thea.
trcal gentlemen and ladies' to communicate TO the
public, which cannot fail to be interesting. Look
out for them the first Of the ensuing week. Good
bye Yours, &c, D.
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fn, Tariff, &c.
DEAR BENNETT $
We are now busy with our wheat harvest in this
region. The weather for the last few days has been
unfavorabe, il having rained almost constantly,
with very sultry disagreeable atmosphere. Strong
fears are entertained that the rust will be most ruin
Gus, although yesterday and to-day are favorable,
which, If 1t continues for few days only, crop
will be secured that will help nightly to extricate
the Old Dominion out of some of her difficulties
Our currency has improved very much Of late
Exchange on New-York can now be had to any
amount, for from two to two and hall per cent
and if the banks here disposed to be honest and
pay their debts, they do it at once as well as to
wait for the LIST OF November.
Gen. Hamilton was here on Monday, and arrang-
ed his difficulty with the James River Canal Co., |
understand the satisfaction of all parties. in the
most amicable manner, He left for your city on
Tuesday, and sails for Europe on the LIST July One
OF the Generals sons married during his sooun
here the accomplished daughter of the late Col John
He oil TINS city, and are route for the North and
East.
The tariff gentry held meeting on Monday at
the Exchange, passed resolutions and adopted me-
moral TO Congress, OF Just such character as one
might expect from this benighed region that is
about fifty years behind the times in order no doubt
to keepup their character for consistency; they be-
ing such admirers of the tactics of Rip Van Wrinkle
that the next medal of the sleepers will surely
be awarded to the chairman and his committee for
their astonishing and enlightened production on that
occasion, which you will find fully reported in the
Richmond Compiler.
The chaplain to Congress, the Rev. j. N. Maffitt,
has been holding forth here for the last three weeks
almost daily and he has succeeded at last in getting
upJus such an excitement as he glories in produc-
ing. The Rev. gentleman and his friends claim
glorious harvest Of souls under his powerful acting
enu ant ahnt,tD
OF the ungodly from their wicked and sinful WAYS
He has completely dstanced Brother Kirk He may
hang his harp upon the willows for the future as
regards Richmond he stands sort of chance
with methodist who can chant so div.nely "Come
rest in this bosom" my own "Sally dear F"
Yours truly, PowHArrAN.
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WATERING PLACES, sc
SHARON SPRINGS.

THE PAvILLIoN.-This new commodious Hotel will be
open Tor the reception Of visitors and after the % OF
New York -"
The clear pure of the springs, greatly resembling
those OF the white sulphur springs Of Virginia. have been
proved 20 be highly efcacous Rheumatic Cutaneous Bi
io9s and comp ants and in the of Erpelas
Satrheum ScIoula, Liver Complaint and general debility
and ~ many ether respects possess las certified by some OF The
most eminent medical the United Sates nedc
na and sang properties unsurpassed and believed to be
Quslled BY any in this country.
Added to these the rides the vicinity, villages
extensive views, eighhoring romantic scenery
the attractions offered these seeking the heat
Of summer either health pleasure.
These springs but few hours ride FROM arotoga Troy
Albany, &c., and accessible from Canaohare the Alba
ny and Utica railroad where carriages daily await the arrival
Of the morning from Schenectady aud Utica carry
tors to the Springs; distance Of about eight niles arriving in
time for dinner also by the Albany and Cherry Valley
pike BY daily stages being about ortyve miles west of the
Warm cold and shower Baths furnished all times. either
Of n snnea fresh water every attention given
der the stay of visitors agreeable.
the season. g. w. B. GEDNEY.
THE SPRINGS HOTEL-This Hotel viii be opened at
the above village of Sharon SPRING. for the
and combining all the advantages OF this DELIGHTFUL
residence. JOHN v. ETTEN.
a2Q I0S2fa xs
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English, Scotch, and Americans; all kinds of fruit
and produce grow in abundance !; manufactures are
increasing rapidly. There is one luIng mill in each
wee, Berrlen, and Cass; there are TWO in Macomb,
and two IN Wayne,l capital Sill 600; St. Josephs
has TWO tnlling mills, and a large factory nearly
finished The number of sheep is 100000. My
WISCONSIN,
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
A FIRST RATE lNyEsTMENT.-Tobe sold at ruyat,

A FIRST RATE lNvEsTMENT.-Tobe sold at private
vplams; assorted and arranged. including H.odss, BQsIa
ssf % @ s@d 's ,. Is Amy ya m
4 TSa%a Bel. ~ Ss Fe S MIA snsu
ian 29 Nassau Of whom catalogues can be obtained for
inspection. and the books seen. je25 1--we
r T1F Na. on THE Fs 6sa. U
s AS y ss ss ss Ga s Eas% ss
'alf &c by o FL ii E TE FREES with plates
We commend to the public sterling work Of travel
The author has contrived give his descriptions places
s, and Be- % % Of and %s
eagerly dss n but s Two Wo will be
The work precisely such an one as man IS glad to take up
when he desire; ni9naa'ion upon the subject of which it
vs a, Of amhss through
and furnished in style which will find agreeable
There page in the work tina, interesting
and essy JOIN WS o 10 tss e IN
niT s ssi L . popular '0DaW fREGRes PUTNAM
TKN MEEsMEE Ri,N SASAzNIN5 OF
S s July VIII ff G. Ss s,Sca %s % s x
instructions for Mcs%erng with accurate details of the
ents have occurred either this country Europe,
for many sas curious, and indeed wonderful VS.,
bodies and 'hs. Spiritual Void, Will prominent
Ii will be published monthly and each number will contain
loyal pages with double columns of the
and style Of the Boston Miscellany.
Terms 81 per annum payable in advance.
Letters and odep (post pad addressed to
Dr.. r. H. Coyer MesmersSr, 81 School street. will receive
prompt attention.
The New York Tribune, Herald, Pennsylvania, Public
LEDGER Bsmc5e Sun american, Rchmond Star Ch,rleston
natl Rspabcsa Portland Haye%.sT will Week
for three weeks and send their bills to the Mail Office
ceve acopy Of the Magazine and such other public journals
desirous of receiving the Magazine will aforesaid
and send Of their 81 School street, Boston
je92taw3wr
T ONGWORTH'S NEW YORK CITY DIRECTORY Is
IL published and for sale the Office No 18 Nassau
I'd floor, directly opposite the American Bible Society,"
je23 4t"r
NEW GUITAR MUSIC-GEORGE II. DERW ORT,
~ professor Of the No 1888 Canal opposite the
ST. Johns chucn has the honor acquant his friends and the
public that he has published OF and popular
sic, arranged with easy Accomplishments for saar.
Mr. D. will alss arrange and compose music for orchestra
guitar and other and give
teurs on the piano forte and violin. my2 6wsc
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Boussyupts.

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
Henry T.. Willard. n. ", Sept. TO-
Alvah Hall, n. y, Aug. 6.
Charles Walter, N. v, July 2s.
Andrew Nixon, n. ", July 49,
Andrew Near. ". ", July %.
John Smith, ". ", July ~
George H. Vernon Ny, July 20.
John L. Miller, NY. DO
Darzilla Ransom, Gate firm Ransom spelman, N. r.,
and Denys, Casey q Co. Mobile, July 90.
Edward Clark, white lead manufacturer. late Of Hau
gcrties, Of y. " July 30
James T.. Belts, broker y. T., July, ~.
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BATH BUILDINGS.

FORMERLY RENSHAW'S. at Long Branch.-ThIs ex-
tensive aud delightful Sea Bathing Es;ab shment will be
opened By the subscriber the Nth june He begs
respectfully TO inform its former patrons and the public
considerable additions and INCREASING the comforts
have made last year. will be complete
ness for their comnodaton.
Wishing be reasonable the times will afford the board
will be dollars week year. instead of dol
Lars as formerly ChId8 os certain and servants half price
ton that his table and will be equ any
Long Branch Young people requiring room will
hnd accommodating terms.
je22 lmsr JAMES GREEN.
PAVILION, SARATOGA SPRINCiS-The Pavilion con.
tguous 10 the Pavilion fountain and cqudisiant from
Congress sni Iodine Springs has been thoroughly
and open for the reception For
of bsnuty Of the grounds adonns
Of and forts the part Of the proprietor make
his guests comfortable this house. IL is believed
ed The charges for board and have been modified
meet IN some degree The depression of the times share Of
patronage is respectfully invited.
JOHN CROSS, Proprietor.
Saratngl oprings, June 20, 1872. Ie27 2wr
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NOTICES..

oMrr y saIE 9r s J:rrs
slS
g: s. sISs
rsds%ptiOPof bank notes. passed ,ti May si1ISqee
Oh ,sfSssIr: S;Ss deemed .'sJsa
on a'qF,yb hs r S qs. os . mint
certaea,e, Indian, per c. tntena Improvement stock
pay LIST July 1850 scei ss a s'f Re sffEs a,, account
Lea s ads s s ss s ssss
1885, New YORK per cent 'f''s e'ai'nsn Stock cSa
Ger ce Indiana per CT in'emal Improvement s,ocs
1883 Ne" YORK per cent ''e 'n'''"sH SOCK so5 S
New York per cent (Ene enlargement stock pay
esTsss:s lno. per cent Illinois and Michigan canal
10 as @ a. s sSs internal .ios
sy /, JIM IsS SF $Gso s,ss Pea. s R,S
Bank, -'' '''''' u VIC ''' $500
,s2ato jyar A. {. FLAGG, Comptroller,
rrIck OF Igr AYsuRs Rocnr.TKn X. r. Co.
Semi Ansa. Dividend Five per viii be paid on he
~ Capital Stock of this Company the first day Of July
shareholder whose sroch registered in the City Transfer
H s.Ss 'sy ysl Z: ~ S'%s
.S: : 'fS: sHi IS sEssoun Treasurer.
NOTICE TO CLERKS and all other ~ sons who.e bun-
them TO be constay their feelBy calling
TAIiC ELxsTC YfEEL BOOTS. wsmsnsed IN every psr.
ticulsr, aad the price Of the ornsy Boot The fol
lowing Of the advantages the Elastic Heels have
Fs-Ths elasticity adds greatly the durability of the
Boot
secondy-They make noise in walking upon the pave.
Thirdly-Thev prevent Boots from running down to the
II uthlyThey enable the walk with much less
Fiy-They do carpets non or nailed
sishly-Thcy be with comfort b. those having
tender feet.
A. usual constantly hand all kinds Of Boots wholesale
and retail at manufacturers prices. je6msc
RANKRUPTCY-sAMUEL OWEN, Counsellor at Law.
- has removed 81 Nassau the Of john
where he be consulted all matters in Bankuptcy
MI Imeod-~
MOTIFS PATENT PORTABLE FURNACE, and
W Wash Boiler admiralty ADAPTED for washing, I've placed
in the fireplace. i,e area or the yard
io So CO. 49, loo i2e and 80 These furnaces require only
~ TT them for No article has bet
Ter satisfaction 10 those farmers who have used them.
Patent Hard Coal Furnlrc article FOR
Pacn Chip Ch,rcoal Furnace from patti ems much
improved These lined with fire brick. Also very low
priced furl7cc wthou, LINING.
Combination aud fusl-saying Cook Stoves summer
dues The .sm AMI from the kitchen. They equally
well adapted for as wisler Dealers snIgllrd on
liberal terms. j. L. MOTT,
iei Imsc asi Water and IS Bowery.
HAVANA And PRINCIPE SEGARS.
M RAIDER &c Chatham street, has received by the Hsles
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CouHr CoMnoS PLrAs.-rart Mos. ~, Il5, li9,
I2I, I93, 80 1871, lSs, 1877, lf6, ~, Il. 81, 90
pARf Mos. lac, ls9. 90.
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BOOK BINDIN G

PAPER RULING.
IT IRELAND, No. 100 Nassau having entire
- stock Of Binding Tools and Ruling Machinery Of the
all orders in the durable and handsome manner
Merchants Account Books and all other kinds of Bankwork
give satisfaction Any work ordered can be done ne Eng
lis. mode if required H. has had long experience in both
methods. NILS I'm
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OATH HOUSE, LONG ISLAND.-This long aud we'll
- known boarding and bathing establishment havu;
Gently undergone improve among which the
erection Of several elegant hosues the Of
the open for the reception company during
The extent of private beach this shorehe
perfect security bshing evenfo ladies and Children he
bathing houses being within stones throw Of the mansion y
the pleasant rides in the surrounding 1.-THE excellent
fishing grounds and other Of he afu recreation and
anusementhe beautiful OF the All mic and the
lower bay almost constantly envened by
arriving outward bound render this situation Try
unseuai'ed by the vicinity. s
warmest days of anything but oppressive The
yenence Of communication and distance beng but miles
from Brookyn the by stages hours
To business render peculiarly well adapted residence for
gentlemen Of buar IS in New York.
le12 2msr WILLIAM BROWN, Pronri.tor
SHARON SPRINGS PAVILION, SChUHAKIE co
~ Fourth OF Julyhe Grand Openiny al for the season.
Springs Patlion which for the Of visit
able. G. w. b. GEDNEY
js2t t2djy
BEDFORD MIN'RAL SPRING 5-This wei known water
IL ing place, situated Bedford County, Penns, lvana,
open for the pton Of visitors.
To those who have visited the Springs may be
that they situated the Western Turn
pike which passes through Pennsy lphia
ghany Mountains.
Every thing has been provided this watering place
sojourn those who seeking heath
musements viii be ound suited all tastes and good
of nus,c will be in attendance.
The liberal extended the subscriber the last
viii induce the renewed
June 10Th, l8a2 WILLIAM REYNOLDS.
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DRY GOODS, SC.
STRAW GOODS.

TT BENNETT, importer and manufacturer of Italian and
English Straw Goods respectfully informs his customers
that he has removed his establishment from 90 William aud &c
Pla TO 80 John whore he continues keep splendid
and extensive Of ladies' fashionable Straw Goods
french az English Dunstlbes. kalian Ruands, fine scars
Fancy Shellworls, Prince Albert Straws, &c. Sc.
Also an entirely article. the White Siberian Hair
Bonnet for the summt xupAses al the styles yet nfTs
dueed being extremely Light, beautiful white and durable
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HATS
HATS! HATS! HATS I!

HATS! HATS! HATS !!
DROWN &CO'S One Price Hat Store Wholesale and re.
TAIL 79 Chatham Square, Of Mott street, where
the head
The proprietor the pleasure offer addition
their recently improved short mapped Hat STYLE the
imitation Of beaverr which that Of all fun
the costly beautiful that the difference Is easily
perceived Price three dollars We strictly adhere the
Hat for the price charged In presenting these Hats the
public the propetor think they have reached the ulnmaum
Of beauty, durability, cheapness and comfort. 3ms
a N IMPORTANT QUESTION: here presented for the
serious reflection of the purchasers of Hats Is it con
with true FIVE dollars for
Beaver Haf, when the article be bought Wall
street, lbet Broad and New scets for FOUR DOL.
LARS7 THIS is deceptive assertion single trial,
~ inspection, will sssy the sssptica , the Beaver
Hat offered is far from being the inferior article often sold
for less than five dollars. The fact that the article offer
ed generally equaled and in instance surpassed
that price IL offs reduction the price of
the material together with the economical policy
Northumberland the Topetors engaging personally the
uasufacurethat the inducements offered
such u offered before.
WARBURTON & WEBB,
jei0tmsr Hutep. w all street.
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HAVANA And PRINCIPE SEGARS.
M RAIDER se Chatham street has eeeived BY the H,'es
br'nf lot of superior No,a aud Perez Principe segsrs
winch he oilers for sale reasonable prices Jeo m'c
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Richmond.

IftflId.
RrcnMsNp, Va, 22d June, 1872
Ipheaf-CMrency-G Gen Hamaton-- Rep. Mr. DIaj
fn, Tariff, &c.
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CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
AT THE PINE ORCHARD


THIS romantic and fashionable resort will be conducted dur.
ing tho under the direction and supenlsn
thorough repair and open for the reception Of
No effort win be spared maintain the desenedy high chaac
heretofore is table. viii be furnished with every slicacy
win be promptly bestowed The road leading this
On the has
regularly between he landing and the Mountain
'e y, -. .,''N' . VIC vac C. L. BEACH. Propris,o,
"A LAGRANGE HOTEL, BULBS Ferry, New Jersey;
readiness well s,oc Ks with fruit and hover and above
all fine kitchen garden The bar well supplied with choice
!y. John Pouson PROPRIETOR sincerely
thanks to b. friends and the pub in geneJ, for their hs
on Captain Y BsLcock leaves foot Of Canal four
disappointed heretofore ihs owners are de,em
ed TO regularly adyesed for further particulars the
S dollars M sf'
anSy y
advantage and pleasure to visit The above Place and Try the
ing 70 the times j. Pouson is Away. at home and will be hap
py to see his frencs and visitors. iel2 lm.r
'THE HAMILTON .HOUsE.-Ths e.labs1msnt IS now
for the reception of company. has been thoroughly
s s ie.
as r. Sa0 w 5 aS w S. s @
Hamilton House only say that situated
OF f ts 1s'
handing noble view q the lower the Atlantic and
M n0rs os s.ss .s
Sss h oh & 81. The a
steamboat and .he mingled e and Of the pO
New York TSe are eommodoas anS ay and
their ACCOMMODATIONS marked contrast with those Of similar
ne n sIsH ns IN t
@ inS gs wished for S . H leave
Families desirous securing for ne season would do
well to make carly application " the proprietor.
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