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A correspondeu, of the Boston Atlas, writing from Gressen in Germany, ihas speaks of the mode of obs | serving Sunday in that quarter: a+-'

 "You may like to hear something about the way in which the Sabbath is spent here IL is day, em- phatIcay of relaxation from labor, set apart for plea sure and pastime by all, the aborer and the gentle great day for giving dinner parties, and Sunday nings for balls. On this day the peasants slen meet in some beer house pass the day and end the eve- ming with dance; the students' 'kneips' are unsu. ally full and noisy"