{"newspaper_name": "The New York herald.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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CLIFTON HousE.-It seems made slight mis-
take in the remarks Clifton House, yester.
day. The house has not been shut up, and con
tlnues open TIL fall. The difficulty it seems, was
not between rival ciiques of the fashionables,
but between the clique Of the kitchen and the
Clique Of the paror There has been, indeed. a
good deal OF dissatisfaction latery, as TO the man
ner IN which the house has been kept, but we under
stand that the proprietor, Mr. Billings, Of the New
York Hotel" has returned from Europe, and that
| he will give his personal superntendence to the
| establishment till October We know Mr.. Billings
very well-he IS very competent to keep a house
IN good style But the establishment al Clifton is
too small to make his efforts profitable