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Common Pleas.


JuLv 2.-Henry Dvighf, jr,, vs. jacob Little E1-sra
B. Little ct aLThis was an action Tor money had and
received Plaintiff and defendants are brokers In wall
street and the amount claimed was 81 067 "a, with IN
teres The facts Of the case are shortly as follows In
December ls6 the plaintiff soa 70 'ne n on
don pay able at four months which would become due
about the I'd Of March following Inc oi was sem 70
for non or msnt but for what call
ed lin London) better security practice adopted he
Sonrer Of and to enable him provide in
some other quarter for pay ment Oh Ine oni ana I ~
event of its being dishonored The BILL with the notice
of protest. was back to defendants and on the Sh
of March, ls46 the defendants by their CLERK
cipa interest," and all expenses including the per cent
damages, and demanded payment from Mr. pwlgn, VINO
surprising that all correct, gave check immedian
y for the amount In the of that or the next day.
he found upon looking over the papers that the o nsa
course that he legally responsible, nasmuch a.
the bill presented for payment and lmmedi
atey went the defendants and made demand on them
to refund they refused and he brings this action TO
recover it back. After plaintiff counsel nnmhed ms
statement defendants counsel moved for nonsuit on
the ground that all the papers connected with the Trans
action furnished to plaintiff, and ne had iuu time
and opportunity to investigate the papers ana 70 ascei
tain the real Of the but nasmuch as ne dd
not do So the payment must be deemed to be voiuna
ry ono and the present action could not be msin'sLed
under tho rule laid down both in England and ths
country in regard TO voluntary payments The Judge
took tho view and granted the nonsu subject 70
the exception of plaintiff 3 counsel. -
Henyy r. Wanmaker VS.. John ID. Norris and Noah Nor
ris-This action TO recover S53 70, the amount
Of the bill Of costs. The defendants, in ls4o employed
the plaintiff to prosecute suit for them against man
named A. A. Campbell The plaintiff did so, ana opsein
ed Judgment it turned out afterwards that me deien'
danis in that suit unable TO pay upon wnich ne aP
piled to the this TO pay him and ney
refused and he necessarily Obliged 70 resort 70 s
court for redress There verdict by consent Tor
SIS for the plaintiff.
Jones VS. Clark-Ths cause was resumed yesterday
morning The defence is that the goods in dispute are
owned by defendant being purchased by his agent with
his money The not concluded when tho court
adjourned
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FIRE IN BosroN-Last night, about one o'clock,
Nelson & bradford, No IS South Market street The
interior Of the pretty thoroughly burned out
and stock worth S2l O00 entirely destroyed Tho store
belonged to MIR. X. Richard, and was fully insured
Nessrs A s. w. q. Lewis had q counting room in inc
store and agents for tho sale OF western glass
their loss could not have been great AS there was
large quantity of friction matches In the store 10 not 81
all improbable that the fire accidental Ihs morn
ing we saw tho iron safe taken from the store-H was
nal, July l.
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FROM ST.. DoMINGo.-In letter from the cores
pendent of one of the French papers we find
the following intelligence congress convened, and
has closed without disturbance. NJ Bobadilla, Minister
of Foreign Affairs has resigned, and has gone with all
his family Martha. M. Valencia (NlanueD succeeds
him in the department of justice, and Nina in the
control of foreign relations. Commissioners have been
appointed by the to visit the courts Of
France and England, to ask their acknowledgment OF
their Independence and to conclude treaty OF com
NM. Baez and Medrano, members of the Con-
sentative Counc and Juan Eseve Aybar, the
missioners named They to sail the 3D. Of June.
An American Of war stopped here lately and sa-
luted the Dominican flag. The commander, charged
with a special commission by the United States govern
mcnt, had several private conferences with the Presi
dent. Nothing Of their import has TRANSFERRED There
appears to be suspension of hostlities The people Of
the other parts Of the Island dream more Of war
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urooklvn C,tv Intelligence.

JuLv A." WHITE. SPIRITS AND BLACK y NIaeER
TwINsA very extraordinary freak of nature (f so it
can be called for there are also other freaks in this
WORLDLY has caused considerable gossip in this vicinity
within the last few days colored female having been
confined in the aims house Brooklyn has presented the
world with twins-thc dark her Ethiopian pro-
gentor and the other of clear and white skin, brown
hair and the usual appearance of infant belonging TO
a white man There arc instances where the votaries
of amslgamation have been afforded practical illustra
ton of their theories, and In which the white wife o.
coored man has presented her lord, Otheo," with
a white suspiciousiookin chap as pledge OF her
love but we have nothing record to equal he pre-
sent case where a white. and colored baby have come
into the world twins The doctors will doubtless be
enabled to solve the jiculty under which the scept
cal upon this point labor.
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Police Intelligence .

JULr a.-.Ayvesf Of Ttco Notorious 4" Knueks. ON.
chsy s.
Morton aud Bill Fish alias Abby alias Count De Osey
Inc foot Of street upon the arrival Of the
pocket Of Mr.. Robert Angel residing at No "a Benefit
street. Provide nee, r. l. OF wallet containing $40. in
fingered gentlemen the platform at Camden, New Jer
sey, in push as the passengers were crowding into
the cars Little Charley was seen by several oil the
passengers TO be founding the coat tails OF gentlemen
in the crowd and his pai Bill close at hand to steal on
as soon as the dummy was pulled Almost imme
diatcly afterwards Mr. Angel missed his wallet and sus
con at once rested upon these two chaps which caused
of the train ing informed Of the loss and these fell
lows being pointed ont to him as the suspected parties
me ont mem h as Gn
by officer Lowe as being well knownto the Poi'ce.con
eGusntly he caused their arrest oy the above
who took them forthwith before the Chief Of Police
where they were passed through the irisking opera
ton and SAG IN bank pLis found on me person o. Fh
and 81 SO Cooper but unfortunately none Of this mo-
ney was identified by the complainant Their dunnage
was also very nice consisting OF vaise and carpet beg
well filled with clothing and al the necessary nxinSs
suitable for professional gentlemen OF their standing
The Chief Of Police locked them up Tor examinsncnl
where they will remain for exhibition anti after the attn
Of July to be spotted by the whole Police depertm en
and an accurate description takon al their persons "a
modes de Paris
Burglary Officer Kenny and NASH Of the 9TH ward
arrested last night two men called Daniel DAILY and John
Madison charged with burglariousy breaking int the
office OF Dureya Allen IN Water street near JeneSon
bills. Committed for examination by Justice Taylor
Grand Ldrceny-A man called EDWARD gran, va ar
rested yesterday on charge Oh Meahs ssw osnA
bill belonging 70 George DOW resdihS ~ NO. '.mss
slip, under the ioiiowsg EircumSances low, ~ sP
pears was paying Mr. smell some money, ana sce'oeT
tally dropped this $500 note on ine noor wncn W.
picked up unooservea py DOW nnd SCI . ny ~ nc
cused in his cap, where was found py the omcs upon
the arrest oil the prisoher.' Som'ou io u@ " 'us
tee Osborne. c.
I'm Escaped Conv.et @ M nS h s,h S
ton was arrested ~" n,sn uy ~ ns from R;chmnnd
charged with being an ecspeo CONVEY rU .enm h
county She was dehvsred UP 70 'ne Snen VI no sooVe
county, to be taken 70 sing sing c- a.. .a. r.
Paluabie Papers SfoIenwst0en from tne once oi
Burlow and wheeler NO. soI yes. street. pa.Ix SSs.
the pocket OF which contained hotes VI nano Vaueo "
about $1,000 NO arrest. MI, u;, r..
Robbery o. S,lper Ware'MIhe premises ooouPsa ~
Mr. Edwin CONN, NO 700 f,igne stree. werS enls
ed yesterday afternoon ana large qnahu'y =, snvyr
spoons and forks stolen Aiso large 'er s''A''' '
ued in all at S5O-no arrest
Robbery on Bosrd Sfeamoodt1nomcer noyie, on. o.
the Chieis sids ana Smohs v .ne -. ILL., 49,
!ast evening, on ooalu Tue ISS Ta cmnranh.s.n ~
otoninslon oeW p ao,s S, ,o.L - hooL hsionssr~
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TRITON HOUSE,

THE Subscriber respectfully his friends and the
public that he has improved and enlarged the Triton
Hotel az the head Of the steamboat landing and is now
thoroughly fitted and ready for the reception Of Boarde
Water Bathing amongst the eligible Long Island
Sound, the Hands attached the have
tensive 'front.' and fine beach for swimmers The
buildings new and the Bar and Bowling Alley entire
ly onnected with the house.
Having farm Of 50 acres appended to the hotel property
the subscriber offer his friends the Of
uf supply Of good milk and butter and such other comforts
as he together with his unremitted the
wishes of his guests, will render residence the Triton
House extremely desirable.
Horses and Carriages to hire.
For terms, which will be modg.ate apply to
WILLIAM L. JONES, Triton House.
Glen Cove Long Island, May I, 1896 my3 lm<rc
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UkNIN'S GOSSAMEk HATS,

n WEIGHING from as to ~ ounces. Price only 50 so
is about two years since the Cossamer Hsf was ir,t
Introduced by the subscriber the notice OF the New Yok
public the lghtes the most desirable the
article for summer heretofore in
The astonishing attending them, evnced by the
extraordinary large Of sales and the popular approba
ton bestowed upon them by the who have given them
their PATRONAGE have been lost the subscriber who
to show that he is anxious to excel in his
for public the 0ossamer hat much lighter and
pleasant than other before offered They
not liable like the Legho and to lose either shape
either oil from the hair commonly the case
originating with the proprietor eectuay all this
THIS is decided advantage over all other hats.
The public invited call aud this article
J. N. GENIN'S Hat and Cap Store,
myU lmsrc ga Broadway, opposite st. Paul's Church
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EUTAW HOUSE BALTTMORE

EUIAW HOUSE, BALTIMORE.
HlS splendid Hotel has been lately and furnished
the most complete and elegant manner by Mesrs Jack
son Cranston and after the soth April when opens
pubiic VIII be open for the reception Of The
e1es OF MI Cran.5on as host Of the Roeksvay Pavn and
Ast0r House. New York guaranty Of the L in which
Of baltimore 80
The Payion 4 Roeksway L. l.. will remain under the
will be happy his old friend at this fsvoriis wa
terng place. a2s imsr
SARACEN'S HEAD, II DEY STREET, N. Y.
OsEfH SMITH late Of Worcester, England, begs leave
to inform his FRIENDS pste and the public
ne ma. hfed up his house IA vsy superior
VIII always as heretofore keep his Bar and Larder supplied
the best Liquors and Provisions that the market affords
from IL t O'Clock and Cold Cuts. ChOps Stakes
His supply Of English and city newspapers exceed by
no house IN New York and his es Wines Segars
Oh hs mos superior quality and the attendance prompt Pm
vate Rooms provided Tor parties and the comfort and
mYl5 lmsY - --e--o-' -
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SUMMER HATS.

ECONOMY IND F.dSHION
~ ROBERTSON'S PHENIX HAT AND CAP
- MANDATORY, 1903 Fulton street.-The under
signed bespesh. the attention q the public 70 the quality Of
sought for by the Of taste they have the
OF being Is per cent below the standard prices They
articles manufactured by e more splendid Of
Broadway; and close Companion Of their respective
merits material difference can be perceived except in
the single particular that the subscriber 4s adopted style
the forehead from striking through, and mSains the ap-
pesrance.
Their average weight from az to ouncosbsing much
lighter than substantial Leghorls, Panamas Persons
taste Judgment who their purchases by
or cost invited examine thsp and to
establish by the Of their value
pared with the produ ctions Of other manufacturers.
my2a imsre ROBERTSON, 1903 Fulton street
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THE SHADES HOTEL.-

"a Reade Street, West Side of Broad,pdy.
ME Subscriber respectfully informs his Friends. and the
men in style superior other house of in the
city Of New York The satisfaction which he has hitherto
given TO his numerous friends and while
Of The Shades. Tin Thames street, he hatten hmse will
pc guaranty to all who may potronse him his
the continuance of their patronage
The usual reshes, Chops. Steaks Welsh Rarebis Posch
% EsEs Se Mill be served up in hyperion style.
Europe. JAMES EVINH
NILS lm&rc $500
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Court Calendar-This Day.
Cowxor PLEAs--Nos i4l 24i, la7, l4e, l5l, 10, 90,
los, l57, l6I.
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. MAN SION HOU Sc,

NJ "A ~ y N n y y > Z,
MIDDLETOWN CONNECTICUT.
ME UNDERSIGNED hrgs leave announce his
friends and the public th he leased the above house
OF years and hopes by ,ng experience and strict
age. JOHN T. MONti0E
mrs 3merc Forme rly of the u 8. Hotel Boston.
SHARON SPRINGS PAVILION.
VNHE PUBLIC is informed that this establishment, having
been enlarged and proved since the close Of the
season. VIII be opened for the Of vte the
day OF June. LANDON < GARDNER.
May l. 1876. my23 2msr
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SEA THING,
LONG BRANCH. N. J..
THE SUBSCRIBER will oLea the SEA Beach Hsu.sf ~
the eception of yisiters, June 10Th
The steamboat Oris from the foot Fulton Ed
win Lewis from foo of Vesey both daily
Ocean House where alwa readiness
passengers to the Branch. II. ROWLAND CO.
re
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MODEL OF NEW YORK

THIS immense work Of will open for Exhibition the
Minerva Rooms, ao6 Broadway. Saturday, the iii
July most seeurste and beautiful miniature Of this
Metropolis IN carved wood street lane
building she'd Tree the eerstons aud depressions the
shipping stesm@ss wssve aud every other object IN the
City 20 the Ssm6er 81 millions has been in progress Tor
more than and upwards Of hsaared persons have
been e~poyed On ITS construction including some oil the hrs
artists, american ard European.
Above the Model Is splendid GOTHIC CANOPY. con
tsnng ia different COMPARTMENTS Oil Paintings Of OF
the principal business establishments in the City.
Doors open from . AN. to 10 r NJ.
Tickets cents 10 be procured the principal hotels and
book and music Season Tickets, oo Gents.
Children under 10 years Of age, hslfprice.
T. PORTER BELDEN, Proprietor.
NB-None but admitted the itb jy3 lwos
PAVILION, NEW BRIGHTON.
II BLANCHARD has the honor inform his friends and
the public general, that the Pavilion full
operation and prepared for their option
Steamboats, between Pier No. North River and New
Brighton, at the following hours, viz
from New brighton. From New York.
8, IL A. NJ. Q, II A. M.
2, p Nj. 3%57PM
f. BLANCHARD.
1 mfr
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RED SULPH.U R SPRINGS.
MONROE IN VA

THIS CELEBRATED WATERING PLACE will be
open the next spmmsN usual for the reception Of vi
tiers Its fame In the relief and Of pulmonary diseases
extending a owe, period of fifty sustained by acti
ana evidence that longer admits of dispute For the
tent and regularity et medicin. the
reader referred va work The Mineral Springs Of
western Virginia, Fj VIM Burke, to be had Wiley X
rnnams The object of this say that
comfortable maner and that they will be treated with uni
form courtesy avd Kindness while the charges will bel
moderate as VI the moderate of the springs Taere
VIII be resp0cabe physician attendance The roads
g0od ordsr and the beautiful Turnpike Road the Blue
sulphur VIII have stages it plying between the
Springs wnch will afford opportunity Of visiting in
my3 amsrc TI{E PROPRIETORa
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Pavilion New Brighton. June /, 1916. t',
L II + A b BE Y HOT Ell,
BLOOMINGDALE ROAD.

BLOOMINGDALE ROAD.
(tAPT. M. H. TRUESDELL, late Of the North River,
~ having taken the above house begs leave inform his
friends and the public that he prepared
reasonable terms for the season.
The situation Of the above place surpassed
the grounds and the
sort as Is to be found the vicinity Of New York The
no expense spared TO make visiters comfortable.
Breakfast Dnne and Supper served all THE Bar
stocked with Wines and Liquors the choicest brands
well segas Aes &c Ice Creams and other
constantly on hand.
N. B.-Moores Line of Manhattanve Stages pass near
the door every forty during the day leaving New
York from City Hail. There is also first Stable attached
TO the premises.
Boomingdale June 9th, 1916. je27 Iwsrc
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HAMILTON HOUSE, AT THI. NARROWS.
rTHB ELEGANT ESTABLISHMENT having under
gone thorough repairs and will be for
the reception Of Boders the frt Of May under the d.
Of de hotel for te last two or three wears The
principal have been newly ed and the whole
houae painted and excellent order. No
will be spared by the proprietor TO make his
guesa- comfortable in Fo terms kc address
subscriber, at Fort Hamilton.
mi lmsr THOMAS MEINELL
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BON Sf.JOUR.

his house. Bergen Point now open for public ace
eommodaon hotel on th Jersey side has long been
ny mansion has been fitted elegant style, with
new rooms and other impor additions.
The grounds beautifully laid out and what with
an shrubbey charming walks agreeable drives and ri
SAINT boating the place Will challenge competition with any
rural residence Families who wish pass cool and quiet
INNER can be provided *ith suits Of apartments
their choice ash Of almost variety abound in the
Kills. and the r~ighborng woods deficient n game
The steamer Pas plying beweeuNew and Newark
stops at the land front Of the house. four times
ana tne citizen Of New York cannot find more beautiful
hne all ssers, and boardes be assured
that pains will be spared make the place the
DANIEL W. LOCKWOOD.
The Pssc Newark leaves the foot OF Barclay
at 10 and r NJ landing in front Of he above place
O'Clock. At Port Richmond there will be boats attend
anee to convey passengers and land them the house.
n2 lmer
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BEST SPRING MEDICINE.
WHITWELL'S TEMPERANCE BITTERS.

WHlTWELL'S TEMPERANCE BITTEKS.
THE best possible remedy for Indigestion JsundIce
Worms Costiveness Loss Of Appetite, Headache Hys-
tercs Debility Drowsness, Weakness, Sour Stomach xc
Most persons feel the necessity OF using some tonic or
medicine during the spring and esTe-
cIay those engaged In sesAszry empoyment No ARTICLE
better calculated for such pupses thaa the above Ins
ded IN all medical books the best TONES known TO
the medical world They purify the blood revive the spirits
a strengthen the whole system. The proprietor is conf
az one trial they will any other They put
reach OF all. ~ ~ F' ~
WH fffS Hlf. sG okltfclN AL oropELpoc.
ness OF Neck and Joints, Govt Tramp &c
BY pr MITCHELL Prof esssr Of Phys,c in the n g.
Price Is cents bottle.
VOLATILE RoMAr1c
SN u FF
For Headache and Catarrh omposed of Roots
and Aromatic Herbs Recon- nended the eejebrrfed Dr.
WATERHor,E, late Professors Of Medicine in Howard Uni
Price Is and 50 cents per DO tile.
Hhr sS9Es 1rfls. are pre- esIsd And sold h GEORGE
Sold also by B. &p ANps. Druggists, 100 Fulton cor
q. sS s1d s. ss.
Hotel prepared to rec Give families single gentlemen
as bosrden Dinner DO rders be accommodated Re-
ferences exchanged jel9 lmsmc
ukANE'S PATEfiT PORTABLE. BATHING
APPARATUS.
NEW and spleen Aid arrange ment by OF which the
"A Shower Bath ~ united with the Bathing Tub, and
% cs n
streets. CHARLES KANE. Pateutes.
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EUROPEAN HOTEL,

TEL as arts a1x Sa ss
i'm; rsplenished his yell known hotel renewedly soets
the patronage Of his friends and the public His
bles always be supplied with the the afford;
and whst effort viii be spared give entire satisfaction
his terms Will be found moderate
from residents and strangers There several elegantly
mediate "ccupston Those who wish board will
hnd highly advantageous call persons having bust
with the DEPARTMENTS the Of the hotel most
convenient FoIegnsrs win find hsir language spoken
accommodated with Refreshments Of all kinds the
est noce Dinners sent all of the city, usual
jy1 1wrc l.. GAL ABRIJN.
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7 H Z A M A z o N
WIGS.

greatest improvement IN the manufacture Of Wigs and
duce them They display the forehead temples
any height point wig making before attained.
ct the head by mechanical Continuance entirely they
put on moment They Immediately adapt themselves
TO and become and parcel Of the
living man. Copy the address.
h. PHALON, 81 Broadway, opposite the
ie26 1wsrc Globe Hotel, under 1udsons Hotel.
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VIENNA, AUSTRIA, May "a, 1876.
Life in the AUSTRIAN Cdpitai-First Of May and
Easter Monday Count Schandor-Prfnce Ester
hazy-Prince Lichtenstein-7he Emperor and
the Imperial Fan,ly-Sdusagc Am'usements and
Diversions 7hcatricats-W Wholesale Emigration
Rowing Propensity Of the Germams-Austr'd"
Embargo on Books cmd Pamphlets hostile to the
Government.
The bud that has been gradually expanding Tor
the last six weeks, is now fully blown, and Wen
ma is in the full tide of life and enjoyment in the
open air. The enlivening tones of music resound
on every side, and wherever house of refresh
ment has sufficient street room III 'front.' there are
collected the viennese in companies around little
tables, enjoying coffee, chocolate, an ice, or a
beer and pipe. This is carried to so great an
extent, that 'frontof some.of the public houses
may be seen no less than two or three hundred
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- HOTEL DE PARIS-ANTIONE VIGNES one
m Of the late proprietors OF the Perkins House. Boston
respectfully informs his friends and the travelling pub
York entr.nSe Reade street. called the Hotel De Pa.
where he will be happy accommodate those who wish
paonze him, with board and lodging by the day. week
month, the reasonable myl9 2m eods re
- srOkE 40 LET, IN the Herald Bulldisgs, No. 81
E:i Nassau street. Apply on the premises.
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}. PRICE b 20.
FASHIONABLE HAT STORE.
~ THE SUBSCRIBERS having opened HAT STORE
~ No Ito Fulton Of Dutch respect
rliy solicit the patronage their old and the pub
lie. They will constantly keep hand complete
Of Hats, Caps Umbellss &c &c. Of the latest style
and will sell at the lowest hats made 70 order
R the shortest notice. ICHABOD PRICE,
my3 Imsr THOS SHANNON.
FINE LINEN SHIRTS.
M ESDAMES PALMER STARR, <76 Broadway continue
AVA to make genemsns Linen order and them
1T The latest patterns and finest needlework characterize
NB-Orden executed for any part of the country.
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PUBLISHED
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
NoW~uwrsr FvIvow Ann Nassau STREETS.
FOR SALE,
m FINE g QnnT = ynR CEQ

~ c. L. BEACH. for several years connected with this
E popular establishment has now become its sole
tiai aud elegant and has furnished anew and
for the reception Of company under the
soua superntendence and of Mr.. Beach, the
proprietor who will spare pains make Of the
agreeable summer In the country The magnificent
scenery and healthy atmosphere Of the place are too well
known require description Elegant and cOmmodious
stages run directly from the day boats to the Mountain
House, and thence the falls. jy2 lw&rc