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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-03-27

PHILADELPHIA, March 2lth.-The
Conference OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church commenced its sessions this
morning, in the Union Church, Bishop
James, assisted by Bishop Waugh, pre-
siding. The several committees were
appointed. The conference sermon
was not preached, Bishop James stating
that he had no notification of the reso-
luton passed by the last conference, and
not having preached since last Decem-
Der, must decline. The Convention
then adjourned to meet tomorrow.
PHILADELPHIA, March 25.-The Con-
ference reassembled this morning, when
Bishop James announced the various
committees, after which the examna-
ton of the characters of Presiding Ell,
ders and Preachers was proceeded with.
Interesting statistics of Dickinson col
lege were also read, and after the per-
Torrance Of divine service and the ad-
ministration of the sacrament, the con-
vention adjourned till tomorrow. The
following candidates for admission into
full connection as ministers We're exam
ined and eXhofted to devote themselves
wholly to God; John F. Borne, Reuben
Owen, Fred'k lllman, John H. Alday,
John B. Quigg, James Hubbard, George
Brndle, Lewis G. Pettitt, James W.
Lightman, w. B. Wood and ]. ]. Jones.
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AMERICANS IN CuBA.-A private cores
pendent ofthe NJ Y. Times, writing from
Cuba, under date of March ID, states
that the government there is ingenious
in devising petty and serious annoyan-
ces 70 make residence intolerable to A.
mericans-
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~ Preshyicrinn Church at HobOken.-Reli-
11olitical Notices.

~ Young Guard Henry Clay AssociatioD.=
~ YOUNG GUARD HENRY CLAY ASSOCIATION
,l boo regular monthly meeting at Frazse Magess
Posu,s ODD Fellow Hall on THIS Saturday EVEN
ne line D. 1852 at "a O'clok, which occasion the
o of the Ma ioua Convention, held At Baltimore on the
40 INST will he tas on no for Consideration
An members are n specially requested to attend Such
~, one year IN seafs AID fail 10 lquidste their
Al a \, fore tn msenus will he striker from the r' Dues
MI be raeevsd by the secretary, st the Street Department.
No Hall Of Records. By ORDER ...
20 Tbirteenfb Ward.-Scott and Graham Regulators
III meet at the Hermitage, at O'Clock on MONDAY
IlENING, Jnne 28, 1852. By order Of
l. +. PIERCE, Secretary.
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situation by a respecta-
a. Sales

" man. Agent CbIk. and BY q sober, ind ---i.'s-
Man. who possssses beside other oHsdsTabe adv tars
an extensive acquaintance Of Shin Mss5srS Groc -e
bss' ofrefsrenees he given Address l. B. 5, elne
Office
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NOTICE to MANAGERS of THEA

i TRES DRAMATIC AGENTS and all whom IL may
.. ncern- Where's, III l. BATEMAN father Of X ATE sad
FLLbN BATEMAN Known the BAfEMAN Chill
OXEN has published his signature ard under the above
option that his contract expired with me
the 18th of this month"; this give notice that suen IL
not the fact
Aer~eaby 10 contract between the said Bateman and
myIe under which contract adgaI ctd thousands OF dol
outfit wardrobe plays &c and fulfilled and an
ail 70 fulfil ceuain dltios involving large sun Of
money, the BATEMAN CHILDREN are legally bound to
only unoer the direction Of myself my author zed
until the l7h Of June, 1883 Managers others
therefore hereby cautioned against engaging the pofe
sioI al services OF the BATEMAN CHILDREN from any
person hut myself attempt their part 10 appear be-
tore the pubs without my written sanction will bs prompt
y resisted legal of the stringent cha'acte
ard sctons Will invariably he commenced for full damages
every instance in which such wrong be perpstIa
L. l. bAhNUm
AMERICAN MUSEUM June q, 1852
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ey.-sr Pdce Ct cents per copy.
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DEFECTORY. OYSTER and BOWL

III ING sALOON-To Lit that large splendid dv
6essnent story In No $40 Gfesovishst, with
very owy front eszanee sze % BY 10 Fret Cfoton sed
Gas fixtures In This Of the be stands for tss above
bu.ness on the north SIDE Of the city, properly eondncted
being ia the Immediate negnborood Of hoe railroad 50
h 70 nc Rent 900 Ae TO Let Large room IN ne sncve
sfoo. Tor any k,nd Of respectable Apply % = o
MORRISON $50 West z2dst. 70 J. J. MORRISON, 70
Fultoa corner " Gseenwteh CAL soon and ook Of me
hsserbeLt-
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~ families could be accommodated with Board on Pros
pect IN Farm In healthy aud fine situation. in view Of
Bay Fort Schuyler &c Bathing House. Communication
three times day by Flushing steamboat aud stage ae Dr.
the House will be let for the summer. D. II. CUTTER,
Little Neck, l.. |.
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.OUSEKEEPER WANTED-For a

III ~ RICKARD-The parents and friends Of the above
named young In anxiety sbout him he left
hip hall IN the State of New-York Nov q l849 Since
that nothing been heard Of him II he il alive and
should this he 10 requested communicate with his
parents in Toenham London, England 10 relieve the
distress they feel his account If be be dead any
svins certain nOaon of the circumstance to Mr. RICH
ARD MORGAN OF Montreal Canada East will be ewarded
with $40 All the United States papers will confer great
favor by copying
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ReIiqions Notices.

, n, Rev. Hr. Burieigh will preach bis celebrated
sg o. Ten priarce, /. the Ma iners Chn CHI Ia ROose
800 TOMORROW, (sabbarh) at 81 O'Clock r. H.
~ The Second Appearing of Christ-Will be
r and Will be expected when 1t occurs-A Lecture
- An ,ubect will be o-l veTed the Church OF the sec
"a Advent corner of II. ster-st. AID B0weIy SUNDAY
TyIkIhG at O'Clock, Providence PERMITTING Entranee
ssu tie Bossry and also from hesteI-st rats tree.
- (haracterisiics of the Apostolic Mi0is-
eC-The sermon u this subject preached before the
s.os River As citation Tussdsy ening last ny heV
unNEY A. COREY will by request. be repes'ed In the
isS,f Bsptist Church TOMORROW EVENING, at ~
ftctt.
r7ysuenrer L.. Pinney will preach TOMORROW
th, second Returned PTrsby Oeian Congregation, WIZ
.,ns In the Medical College, No 81 CTOsbyst between
gssme and SpriDgsts. Morning lO Afternoon ~ o'clock
bsh tree "
m Presbyterinn Church at H0bOken.-Reli-
ns,,ervite ever, SABBATH AFTERNOON, - o'clock,
The Chur Wa-hiugtOnst, corner OF I'd Seats fee
DrLP. sTRYKER, pastor Sabbath school meet at a
Rev CHARLES PARKER will preach TOMORROW
UTERNOON, June "a.
~ Fifth UniversnIist Society.-Rev: URIAH
nd AFTERNOON, In the Lecture Room OF uniSet.ity
H,oesI College l4th-st 3day The pubic are re-
gseully invited Hours offs rvice lo4 aud 81 O'CLOCK
~ Westminster Chnrch-EVENING SERVICES
lev Dr. POTTS will preach Ia st Luke's Haul corner
n Hud~ n and Gro, e-sts., on TOMORROW (ssbbathl
IylNING a 8 o'clock. Services In the mJrnlng IL the
rrsLours The public arsnyiEed to attend Sestsfre
~ Rev. Or. DurbIn will presch in the Psei6c-st
NE Church (BTo0kyh) TOMORROW (Su ,dsy, June
NJ Mug ana evening Service lOi O'Clock A. M andS
ssgek p M.
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BOARD in the COUNTRY.-Severa'
Dhmilss may obtain board for tie .auI.aeE ses,on 81
eAdOw Side. Uen Cove. The house s nearly stt
large airy rooms pleasantly situated by the salt water
surrounded by seautul wtlu an rides. For further par
ticulsrs inquire If henry VALENTINE proprietor o
The Ne sdow Side stage line, or Of ALBERT ii. COCKS
No ISL Bowery. N. Y.
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~uR sEpu- WEEKLY TRIBUNE
THE NETWORK TRIBUNE

Fok gUROPEAE CIRCULATION
s.bsA on the departure OF eecb Mail Steamer Tor xya
pyss 81 cents copy or 50 per year 70 any part Of
=. aritsp or 81 to the Continent postage included
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Nsw pGbliratioHs.


a COMPANION to PICKWlCk PA
~ PERS-New Volumes of APPLEToNS Popular
Iitray-xill be published on Saturday - 49,,
LITTLE PEDLINGTON and the PEDLlNGTONiANs
B, John Poole author of Paul Pry, &c zvolumss eno'
Fsncy Morocco 81. ,,,., ,t
wurs hich is not surpassed by the Piekwek Pspersot
Dict cps in its and lively humor entertaining descp
nm. OF scenes and characters and delicate and pointed
sense o. the udcrous in the and susom Of society
Voluu Is already published Of the Popular Library 70
I ESSAYS from THE LONDON TINES l6mo. SIC
2.THE YELLOW PLUSH PAPERS-By ThAckeTsS'
S..THE MAIDEN and MARRIED LIFE Of MARY
4 As journey THROUGH TARTARY, Tibet
and CHINA-By NJ. Hue, vols u. 9Th q,
6GAITIES and GRANlTlES-By Horace smith &c.
1.-THE lNGOLDSBY LEGENDs-By BAiham- "a
s~s.. THE PARIS SKETCH BooK-By Th.cksray.
2vols 81. pv,rv,v "a,
DIAPERS from THE QUARTERLY REVIEW" Sc-
VIII be published Next Week -
JOURNEY to KATMANDER5 Or the NapS Ia.ss
Ambassador at Hons-By Lawrence Ohphan Vol lolno'
personal account full Vt adventure and inedeot OF
visit To Nepaul with celebrated Ambassador on ms "
turn home lat year frUm bis visit the great exnniton
by son Of Sir Anthony ohPhsnt Chief Justice OF Oeyon
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amuseMsnis.
HALL-MME


METROPOLITAN HALL-MME.
l1 ALBONrS SECOND GRAND CONCERT in
America, on MONDAY EVENING, June o. on which
occasion she will be assisted BY the following eminent
artistic:
signor AUGUSTINE ROVERE,
signor ANTONIO sANGIOvANNI,
SigGOr ARDI1I,
And grand Orchestra Of seventy performsn
h1nes Director ..signor ARDlTI
PROGRAMME
I.
l. Overture" Semrsmde Rossini
2 Ars"l milo tesor" Don Giovanni. Mozart
SgIor Antonio Sanriovanni
3. Grand ATia-compo,eo for Nine MAlnbrsn-
"PTene per ses Libero" Beriot
Sgra. ALBONI
Duetto-"AI idea di uue METAL from Barbiere. Rosin
sisnor ssngioyanoi and Revere.
5. Nananon-' CanLa SENT poco ..Summet
Sigis. ALBONL
T. Dueit Seniin enale-" Una notte dAmore -. .ATdu
Sigrs ALBONI and Signor Sangovanni
3. Aria Bufo" MaosDnia nie SignOf," Doni1ett
SgnUr Revere.
D. Indian miguel
Full Orchestra
10. Rondo-Cenerentola-"No Non piu mesta" (by
particular request. .Rosnni
Sigrs. ALBONi.
Tct and Secured Seats S2 be procured Sstur
day ing at O'Clock, aod the plan OF the Hall seen At
Music D. re of Mrsrs. HALL l. SON No 239 Broadway
Tickets 81 each for which a numbered will be given
can be he'd of Messrs. SCHARFENBURG LUIS, No 4S0
Broadway
Doors open a. q o'clock. Concert to commence at
O'Clock.
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n, Steamship Baltic.-NOtice.-Pas per
s'snnshp BALTIC for Liverpool will please be on board,
he foot Of Canal 1t THIS DAY Saturday, June I6th, at
IAN Elk. COLLINS CO.
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" Paris Green, C"so Brand)- Being en-
sleAn mal uiacture, patented lS49 b.
any foreign importation Tor blADey beauty %
- daiebihty. This Green Ia confidently recommend
calming the poce VI parties concerned IN It's use tol
--epAEute Venetian blndS wall hanging. kc, for which
Sere . prominently adapted Mar uacture6 and sOlS
THO. SCHWARTZ NO. Il Jaeob-st (swamP)
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Houses to let.

STORE 10 LET, and
the whole or part Of fancy dry soeds sock for SALE
person wishing 70 OF the most dosrs-
BE oestioas 90 BrosSwsy will hod this zyorsbe oppor-
tunity Apply on the premises, NO. III Broadway.
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Hperial Notires.


n Notice.-The Mayor members Of the Common
tt ono lie ads II Departments are soecuily invited
hre,t ct the Ct lila THIS DAY at soc och fM7 pre-
s~, 70 attend the of the late Ds1d 9fahan, Esq,
from NJ. Oh West lNh-st A A DENmAN,
Chairman Of Comnttee Board of Aid
ISAAC o. BARKER,
Chairman of Committee Board Of Assistants
- : Spprj.I NIr.ting Of the NEW-YORK HOR-
NOCTURNAL SOCIETY will take place at The stuyve
mt Institute on MONDAY ENENIN4, June q, AZ o.
dish SHEPHERD KNAPP, President
GIo WIN. CURTIS, Recording Secretary
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THE FUTURE of NATIONS--In

IL What Consists iis security.-A Lecture delivered In
the Broadway Tabernacle Monday evening Dist OF June
1882 by Gov LOUIS KOSSUTH revised edition Of this
mo.t remarkable production will be issued at once 10 panph
let form, by FoWLERS L WELLS, No ISL Nssssnst-
NewYo1k The trade supplied ct the cost Of publication
Lett be widely circulated.
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THE ODD FELLOWS MANUAL

d, aTly Tesdv. 49,
The ODD FELLOWS MANUALS illustrating the HIS
aTy Government OF the Order and the ln
ruefions a. Duiies Of every D'ee, Station aud Office In
Ood Feowshp with ample D ectons for Laying Corner
stores Defeating Cemeteries Chap,ls Halls aad other
Public Ed fees Mslshsng funeral ard other Professions
FcIms for Petitions Charges Appeals &c. &c Also, Odes,
with Music for casons Embelshed with numer
Gus Ensra inss the Embems &C. Of the Order b. Rev.
A. B. Grosh, p g In Lodge No 1914 and r IN Eneamo-
uept No Of them New York. late Grand @ nductor
in the r. W Grand Looge Of Pennsy yauia andP. Pa
arch Of ofhe r. w Grand EncamI meat OF Pennsyivana
1he work will be comprised in volume OF 80 PAGES
printed in the best manner the finest paper The US
tstiobs will be Numerous, from original oesiens and en-
aved IN the highes style fart forming altogether the most
complete and beautiful work Dad FslowshiP possible 70
be devised.
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0VHE o7TH ANNUAL EXHIBITION

Of the National Academy Of Design will close for the
season on " tdns sday the IN Of July. at 10 z NJ
The Exhibition consists Of AL works of vins artists never
before exhibited by the Academy and ts rules never
arsn be presented IN the annual display.
Those desire the collection, must therefore i'm
pc the present opportunity Open daily at No Cos Broad
wey from ga NJ 20 10 p NJ, admission Is cts. Season
tickets 50 Catalogues u! eta
The Schools OF the City invited to view the Exhibition
Forms of invitation may be procured by the principal ap
pston 10 the Secretary S7 rourtht BY order Of the
Council J. II. SHEGOGUE, Cor. Sec. N. A ID.
METROPOLITAN HALL, lower Sa
lVE loon-O. REILLY'S GRAND MOVING PIANO
RAMA of IRELAND, open every night beginning SA-
TURDAY June 26. Mr. Ferguson plays the national meio-
dies Mr. o. Reilly gives the oral sketches OF this magnih-
cent psiI ting Tickets. q cents Children half price,
Doors open at 7, Panorama moves at g..
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CHR MARINE HOTEL, At Fairfield,

Conneeueut viii be opened 3, IL prosnsto, ):
.0NNOT on Tie lst day Of June next ~ GUNNER orsncs
~ ID, Nev.Yori Hotel The Marine Hotel stasfed IN
beautiful village Ions Island sound s1ordins a. ne N
sncner, OF escelent bathing and romsnus drives II
80 IIspt country Every sndesvor VIII Be- exertsd 70 In
arr Er the Hotel the distinguished patronage Of previous
seasoua Plans Be and rooms enxssed ne above
Sc Se York "a s. rnes and trains By the New Vot snS
Hsyen RsiFs6 At ssF6eld several Zines sab tsy.
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r. New Village Ass0ciatiou.-A meeting OF the
rbb ~ e the Association ard all ofh-is wishing to loo
satEypg inioi nation, viii be held on mONDAt bN hN-
kG June 2S 1852 at o'clock Military Hall, Bowery,
syposls Sprngst.
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II NICKERBOCKER for JULY, No. l.,

IN Vol 40.
ORIGINAL PAPERS;
ART.T. The KDiekeTb JcbrTs WhU ard What are Theyf
ii. The sIy Lost By J. Clement
III. The Song Of SsDfs Of Solomon
". Hours in New FL gland Library.
vi A Trip TO the Virginia spnnsa BY Via or
VII. IT. e Lady to her Glove By Mrs Mary Hewitt
VIII. The Meeting of the Fs,s
TX Rough Sketches OF Female Figures Sarah Brown
X Portage Falls By New Contributor.
XII Changes of Home By Robert tombstone.
XII. Sketch Book Of Me, heister Karl BY Charles c.
Leland, Esq.
XIII Some More German Songs BY Donald Macleod
XIV. John The Baptist in the Wilderess
XIV. Sketches OF Western Life. Ndmber Two.
XVI. Good Nisht Wishes By Thomas Mscfelar.
XVII StaI Our Fairly Years
XVIII The Chicken. hub: Or Stories After Dinner.
XIX. The Anstocracy Of France. By Hon. George sgd
Smythe.
Xxx. The Fudge Pspen By the Author Of 'Ksveries OF
q Bachelor
XXI. Ansereontc stanzes: Star-Gs1ins
LITERARY NOTICES.
!. Cycopsdia of Anecdotes of Literature and the Aria
2 Beardseys "reminiscences and PeBOnsl lneldents
FsLcie, Of Whimsical Man.
L. The Harp ana Plough. BY the Peasant Bard
EDITORS TABLE.
l. Clifton. Novel; A Negro Wedding.
2 Letter from the Country New Housekeeping
s. Gossp wi h Readers sud Correspondents
l. Mr. Brassface Dooittle the DIy Goods 'DunmeT
Swinging cut al Funeral Line, 10 Answer 70 ths
Quesuop What are Woman's Rightsr An Extract
from Fiske's Letters from Northern Europe the Erin
Place and Grave Of LnIeus. First Exhibition 81 tbs
Newiork Horticultural Society Grand saaqueuns Room
of Metropolitan Hall b. Mr. Thomas Placlde "a Mile
Barron T. lscsriot's Church: Pews At Auction. LAKE
Rye and It's Surroundings " oy-Ddck' Funny
Fellow at Washington. C. ~ The Animal Actors the
Ast.f place Opers House H. BrAdys afionh Dsguerreo
type Gallery. IS Literary Queries from Correspondent
IS Legend Of the Locomotive 'Old Nick "a. Modern
Roman Vesial rs. American Fugitive Poetry? Oar
Is Der snSuS single Mo-. % cts Tbi, day published BY
SAML HUESTON, NJ. i39 Nss.sust
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Life and Public Services Of
WINFIELD SCOTT. General-in- Chief
w Of the Army Of the United StAtes-Comprtsng his
esiy life bis services in the War Of sl4 e. O1een'town
Hishi. Font GREY Chippewa Loboys Lane, aud Niasaai
In The Mexican War Vera Cruz Cerro Go Churusus,
CO. Charutepec the taking Of the Capital the osgues o.
htTnoo, and nomination rs Candidate ior the
i'm uume Gus Illustrations from the most authentic doeu-
...,,oo,
And 1or ,aIe by STRINGER6 TOWNSEND, LONG
BRO DEWITT 4 DAVENPORT, GARNETr \ CO,
and BOOKSELLERS generally Agents supplied very liberal
discount
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OARNUM'S MUSEUM -Admlttancs

I'D TO everything IS CENTS Children under 10 yeas u
eau PsrQueL sc, IL. senu extra Gigantic OSTRICH
ne ORANG OUTANG, enormous sERPENTS, just
ssived slso the Gorgeous Oriental Tableau OF CEREAN
SCULPTURE rtpres ntng Lord Byron and the Greeks all
moving az III ALIVE. In the Lecture Room, THIS Az
tERNOON at 5, COMIC PIECES, NC. THlS EVEN.
FERROUS ADVISER, HAPPY FAMILY, &s- TO b soen
AZ ali hour
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nOWNING'S COTTAGE HE5t-
~ DENCES.- COTTAGE RESTDENCEi;o "a Se'i-s
OF DesEns for Rural Cottages sod Cottage Vile. sd ur
Gardens and Grounds adapted to North Anne ls :
Downing illustrated bv numerb enEravugs Goa "a -d
tor TeVis and improved with ans for ia Ln0
CotisEe Grounds One volume. Svo. ~.
Dosunss Books generally rad and eorsuie a. ~
ousht Ia be. sLal have, t~-ty The
baby fnithsd ura reienez be fourd HIS
-Ofss ih@se suhts oose 81 or.e- No
one .ho d-ssus erecting cottage fes-nr- mPrnyns hs
grounds sboud b. y ufIIn fPaadelpa Bu@tn
Pubtsh.d and for sale BY john WILEY, l67 Broadway
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! MCKAY, Secretary.

~ Medical Eiectricify.-DR. VIM MILLER for
- bot twelve years the welknown E-et lpaihic Phys
sn o. NtvVork, who has treated 2000 Patients and ef
itd thousands Of sstoiing cures; having with
ek, epebsd Branch Ooe in Brooklyn will contiaue 10
WY Eenicy TO the Of all Nervous aud Chronic Dis
esa Female Weaknesses &c. sc. Office, No 50 Deais;.
Hen every Forenoon and Evening
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pOaRD-Families and single Gentle
- uisn can b accommodated ~ih desh,fel st',s and
-, &c r MS by SpgytEs Al NJ ~ wes I'D ~ &h-av.
Refer nee required
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HOUSE. Long Branch,
SUMMER BOARD at STONINGTON,

- cONN-Tbree Gentlemen and Ladies' two small
S1ii,s can be accommodated with pleasant furnishes
rooms and beard during the summer in new prVa, rest
aene situated Oh one Of the p aan elevated sDots
In The and within five minutes ride " the stonington
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