DEAR MR. CORBIN:

To-morrow evening Mrs. Grant and I start for Washington, Pa., where we

will spend a few days, then go to Harrisburgh, Washington, D.C., and

toward the last of the month get around to Elizabeth to spend a few

days with you before taking our departure for Europe. We have not

entirely decided whether to take the American line from Philadelphia or

the Inman line from New York City. Both have tendered pressing

invitations, and both present good accommodations. If we take the

former we will sail on the 9th or 16th of May, if the latter on the

19th.

We had a very pleasant trip West but a little hurried. There is much

complaint of dull times but really appearances do not justify it.

Kindest regards of Mrs. Grant and myself to Mother and Jennie.

Yours truly,

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