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2 TV0T' 'lI7A . CHdT3tSI0n, 5. c. June 8, 1885. r Yt,u can have no idea of the heat here.-

 Probably the thermometer would not indicate. q higher degree Df fstrmpeFature than we ofteri experience in New England. but then our air is pure. and cofnparativriy dry. There seems '" be something peculiarly sniiocating and

 weakening too tn this atmosrhrre-b per- haps it is imagination. As soon as it gets a

 little cool, mean.a little less hot.) in the af- iernoon. every body is siding throug h the city. Every sort of carriage seems to be put in re- quistion. aud behind them all, without excrp- iion., he it cosch. baronche. chaise, gig, buggy, or s,llky. there sits d little negro, face back wards, on place very much like that we strap franks upon. When the sun is hot, an- other holds an umbrella over the beads of buggy, sulky. pr other carriage drivers

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