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New-York tribune., 1841-12-16
DIR Y GOOD s.

1TCFEs. FICFFs. IlUEEs. At WAT
w SONS. Isl haihsm-.i. and 40 bo~ery-I ne suo
sciker informs the ladies of Newiors .nc vicinity that
he mas hand very rich AID elegant a-sortrstn
CT LINK and other Flu: A3is prices reduced iu g
per cent Ton any previous year He earnestly 'oc,
call before purchasiu-, and those VITO fiYer si
they n II not BE- disappointed. For trimmings CT al
kinds and Furs repaired st aotice
n2a In WATSON. ia Cha,ham-st and 100 BOwery.
NEW EAl.L GOeDs.-ALFRED SMITH
= Me-chort Tailor, No l36 Fuon-si- would invite Al.
friends and Ae puac call and examine his stock o!
re1 Fall Goods consisting Of Cloths CsssEercs and E
iugs uIted 10 tie m trade Gentlemen lcsvu. their
ders may rely upon being fulfilled tie most sSs
factory manner Terms moderete-Cash delivery s. Il
ONE PRICE sTCRE-Geutlemen wishing 20
~ purchase good cheap Clothing, would do well to call
at 3]! chatham where they had garments 81
the following prices
Cloth Cots 80 to So; Cloth Jackets. 81 70 s. SAT-
nett Pants S! 10 to sa75; Cloth Pants s. 20 si50
Al Am JACOB COGSWELL.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-16
PRICE ONE CENT.

IRE ORrHANs FAIR AT NlgLo's.-Nei,her re-
atty nor fancy present more touching picture
than family group, gathered together in home
which heaven has blessed with abundance, provid-
ng in anticipation of the winter, for the wants OF the
poor while the spirit of benevolence presides over
the charmed circle and keep. it involate. Such phi
anthropic scenes no, strange in the homesteads
of New-York such recognitions of the claims Of
the poor are neither few Ror far between, nor are
there absent, at the needing season such golden
harmonies in the beautiful system of universal SYM
patty and benefcence.
To such humane feelings of the female domestic
co,eries do we owe the varied and beautiful collec-
ton of the gayeties and GRANTEES of the ladies'
dies Fair now open at Ni6lo's for the benef. Of
the Orphans of ST Peters Chsrch the parentess
the destitute-the psthie.sin the worlds wilder
ne.-the children OF the Universe-the little one
adopted by charity. Among the many articles of
deliberately ornute workmanship are some worsted
specimens of rug work from the hands Of the or
phans, which combine beauty with utility and az
ford very favorable exemplar Of the efsi instruc
tio7 impaired to them Many rich and rare ar
ticles OF toilet furnture-fancful designs of papa
tries-copcs Of the Journal dSs Iefans-varieties
for Christmas and NewYear presents, and very
splendid specimen of table covers among the col
lection ali lately imported for this occasion direct
from France.
splendid illuminated miniature representation
of an altar with the officiating clergy of various
grades in their clerical and appropriate costume is
alone worth visit being perfectly in character in
its tout ensemble and Impressive in its effect. 1t
is the gem of the exhibition. 5.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-16
sKETcHt, FRoN STUDENTS WIsosw; by s. g. Coon
RICH. Boston: VIM D. Ticknor.

sKErcH1, rRoN a S1UDtNI's WIspsw; by S. G. Coon
RICH. Boston VIM D. Ticknor
MIR. Goodrich il widely known to the public, aad
20 young readers especially, as most industrious
and successful ,rayesr in the easier paths Of Lite
nature, whether as Editor OF The Token or as au-
thor of Peter Parley,'-as writer OF smooth
verses and clever prose sketches or as the compil-
er of works of less Ambitious but more practical
cast The volume before US is collection of his
best contributions to the ANIMALS and other peri
odcals of the day, exceeding fifty in number, vary
Jag from grave to gay through every mood OF
feeling and fancy. Many Of them are very good,
and the whole forms one of the most agreeable par
lor-books of the day. The paper and typography
are crcditable even to Bostop-hgher praise we
could hardly accord them The work extends to
BIZ duodecimo pages.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-16
COURT OF SESSIONS.

TUESDAY, DcC ~.
Before the Recorder Judge Lynch and Aldermen rurdy
and Bradhurst.
Edward Murphy and Adam Vaack were tried for Peti,
larceny in stealing geese, turkes and chiesen'
worth ST. from CHRISTIAN Bowroson, butcher Of Eighth
Avenue Fifteenth and SItecnth-str7es on the
nigh, of the 24th Of November last Tbs jury found .m
not guilty.
William Ryer and Henry ( Mnddock' we're tried for
grand rcen,-stealng pocketboOk containing 40 IN
bauk bills fsom Thomas W. Brgand, OF No 10 Mulberry
street, on the morning of the Goth OF November last Al the
house OF John Riley No l47 Anthony street The COM
sainant went in and treated Maddocks who then went
sui and called in Ryer and they all drank again Brgand
laying his pocket book the counter kycr pcSea 1t
81 .nd pretended put in the pocket OF complainant
no nsver saw afterwards and the prisoner, inmec-
ately left but followed up into the Third Avenue by
officer Stephens, who arrested them but found no money
on them They defended BY mr. anihen' and the
Jury found them not guilty
New-York tribune., 1841-12-16
SPECIAL SESSIONS.

Before Judge Lynch and Aldermen Purdy and BradhursL
Julia Penn, coorcd girl tried for stealing some
muslin and other articles worth So from Peter Walters
cuilty-Ciiy Prison 81 DAYS. Ann McCahrey stealing d
handkerchief worth 81 from William Brundage guilty
Ci,v Prison 30 DAYS. William Henry King, colorrd
bow stealing 81 so Ill money from Anthony Geschert
guilty. and sent TO tue House Of Refuge William Funk
osater stealing ham worth 81 from Johc A. Peal found
su,y-judgement suspended and he discharged john
Tucker assault and battery Charles Houston, Nc Ia
Hou.tonsueel: guilty, and renamed Mary Menon,
charged with petit larceny and John Ganagan, Timothy
aughlin aud Abraham Wood with assault and battery
were severally di.chargsd for want ofevidsnce.
Adjourned 10 Friday.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-16
p ArPLKToN'- CASH TAILORING Es

h. TABLiSHMENT. 394 Grand corner Of Attorney
street.-The subscriber respectfully bls friends
.-o the public -eaeray that he confines 10 m'ke GaE
seut order any ~ lie of iahoa TO suii his cu' ON
crs tastes. good it and the best Of craftsmanship y
a. all times be relied Gentlemen preferrlnc furnish
inc ;Ler lEaerll,. ALL nd ITO tleir interest TO
give him call Puactuali,y all cases strictly ob.erved
Charges noferate u25 I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-12-16

IeA FUR SA h e Wh u ACHaA Nv F-FOT
productive real es,ao this city, Farm O 10 acre.,
AIh Dwelling Houses and suitable out buildings il
good rep air. oil house, fit for tho residence OF
,ge re-, pectabic family. The location handsome and
thy with ifies for with tho
our lines daily. The soil sud Subsol very good 10
III good wosd. Also fine variety Of fruit, well
Of superior water, and small unfaiiing stream runs
through of the Farm supplying nearly every
field and suici for horse water pc the founda
for the dam and Gmhsnkments necessary being al
ready laid. Apply to DAMEkEL Il HOOPER, No 1913
Fronr-st MT jtrw m
New-York tribune., 1841-12-16

Wv I,1.R.Ky MAc4zINE. Vol. VII. No. IT Dec
Source. of Literature is the title Of the thought
sal and well written essay with which this number
opens. /, contains beside, continuation OF A
Voice from the Sea- vividly'intsrssting story en-
Titled Mary Of the Ohio and several Poeuoal
contributions OF fair merit. In prose articles the
number is les. rich that mos, of it. predecessors.
D. APPLETON & Co. have just Published most
elegant and beautiful miniature editions OF the
Testament, Johnson. Rasselas' and the Exile'
of Siberia TAe print though very fine is exceed
issly distinct, and the outer dress neat and in ex'
celen, taste. They are just in time for the hoi'
days.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-16
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
Reported for the Nev-York Tribune.
CIVIL COURTS.

TUESDAY Dec u
In the L. s Court to-day, action brought by ne
United States against Gabriel Irving and oilers, eIecu-
tors Of the of Henry Eckcrd deceaed TO recover
$4,000 being OF Mr.. Eckiords bond as surely
for M sasuel ..r,wout Collector from March lc50,
TO the month in 1874. The deisicauoa OF hr'
Srartvoui appears in ,hst time have been sslo o.
For the defesce conteRded that subsequent pay
meu,s ade by Mr. should have been sPpro-
prated to Il. ldang this debt instead OF being placed 10
Dex credit The question srt ued before the Court,
VINO divided epin7s, when the vas taken iron the
Jury aud to be carried up the Supreme Court Of the
Urtsd States
Ia tnc Wee Chanccois Court to-day, the Vice Chan
celor made the following decisions
Joseph Nichols VS. J.hn 5. McKiboin.-Order thai de-
murer DC overru!ed with costs asd answer the bill IL
20 days.
The Hudson Fire Insurance Company VS.. the Trustees
Of the NewYerk and Brooklya Crown Glass MsnuActur-
ing Compsny-Aowing only per cent. unt'l lie" or
DER is asked for, &c.
Walter Jolly VS.. Joseph Carter executors of Pau.on,
jolly and o,hers-Decreet the bill stand dismissed
without JUDGE the right of th9 complainant 10 ME
bill enforce Payment or 10 o0tah security Tor the
prompt payment Of annuity in case payment should at
any time be withheld unresscnsby be DELAY cd Win
liberty TO apply the Court touching arrears So
James BEAD and Horace Hall VS.. Edwin Hoyt and Eu-
gene Besart that demurrer be overraled SO far
as TO require defendant partially each party TO
bear their costs.
Valentine Everit and al Exors, &c. vs. George Watts
Order that defendant have leave 10 amend his plea by
answering all the facts alleged evidence
in 30 days, in payment OF costs.
Daniel Oakley, William Oakoy and John Robinson
VS.. William b. Bond.-Order that demurrer be allowed
and I'LL be dismissed, to defendants bond, with costs
Dennis Gillespie the Ma, or, &s. of New-fork--or-
der that the order OF The 25th July 1884, be dismissed
with costs TO be taxed.
Joseph L Dias and al VS.. Jos. Bouchaud excr.-or-
dor that demurrer be overraed with costs aud that de-
PENDANT answer the bill and pay the costs in % days
New-York tribune., 1841-12-16

PAssArc: A GROUP OF PsEMs TOUCHING THAT RIvIR,
WITH OTHER MUSINGS By FLAccus. Wiley rut-
nam, lSl Broadway.
This is most beautiful volume in its outward
guise and contains much that is sparkling, elegant
and not seldom elevated With thi. is also much
that is light, faulty and in bad TASTE the average
merit of the pieces containcd-if poetic genius
may be guaged and refused to arithmetical pro-
PORTIONS certainly above that OF most volumes
published at the present day. Many of the poems
have already appeared in the Knickerbocker where
they were received with CREST favor, and we doubt
ne, the same awaits them in their present form.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-16

Husr's MERCHANTS M.cAzIsE, and Commercial ReweH -;
Monthly: Vol. ". No VI, for December lstl. Free
nan Hunt, li2 Fulton street.
The number before US opens with an interesting
paper on Morocco and its Facilities for Amsri-
can Commercial Enterprise BY Dir. W. S. Mayo
followed by Commercial Relations of the United
States" by james H. Lsnman; The Morals OF
Trade" by John Bellows q Life and Character OF
Nicholas Brown Scenes in the Life OF a
Clerk; = and The Computation of Interest" by
c. c. Gordon. The department. of Mercantile
Law, Nautical Intelligence and Commercial Regu-
lations, present matter Of abiding value while that
of Commercial Statistics is immensely extensive
embracing complete exhibit of the Commerce,
Navigation, Revenue, &c, Of the Union With
the new wear commences 8 new volume OF this
work which to thorough merchants and young
men seeking to become such, must be well nigh in
dispensable.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-16

7VOAi-5UU chadrons Pictou Coal, for sale low, IL
WARD BROWNE,
dI43t corner Lairhr and Washing toH-streets
DLACK WALNUT CROTCE1Es-2o
ID black Walnut Crctehes for sal. bv
43t' BEeLY MORLEY & HYDE, 81 South St
no faATTEKr-An assortment of Silk Plush
Bands and other TRIMMINGS or hand and for 'hle
a. I'm AN F ISAAC J. THAyER. IS Maiden Lane
SLEIGH RELLs-R.ush and polished sle.g,
- Bells assorted from coo 10 No. TO- Also fancy and
'O NO If MN. H. WIGHT Lao John-strse,-
JTING,s CELEB2 ATED CHAIRS =
IN All kinds for ease and coiafott tach as nockiue
Recumbent, Revolving &c The drs' prsnium st me
TWO Ias, Fairs bias been awarded Kings Chairs They
are warranted 10 be far superior TO any II this city or
elsewhere. 81 w. KING Patsntee,
dill If 474 Broadway, between Crane and otootac SIS.
OsS-In iAc Harlem car o. in ,,ep,ins out Of It at
~ Fordham. nall black leather foeKe'-booA gu
edge, with the Of the owner Within IL re coz
tents are Of value any one but the owner IL .1n
tanned, among other papers Note sisned py 'efiu "
Norris endorsed bv VIM. kenble. for one nsudIeu Hnu
fifty SIX dollars. So cents, dsted DeeereeE On is1l a.
fur months date the payment OF which stopped. ne
as % ~ PERKINS NICHOLS,
els 81 corner of Exchange Place and Hanoyer--t
NO K0Ax.-That which has taken months 10 OBJ;
tain imperfect knowledge OF, may nov De eHnee
in four lessons OF hours each mathematical tneo
rem invented by which ladies' dress, habit and eise
cutting and firing may be Done with case and lnlalhoe
Accuracy without the troublesome necessary OF trying
or. Please call on Mrs kAYnOND, = Bal ard St De-
tween 10 A. n q P. IL during the present week -
Term. IS Including TheOren aad P.uerns. as 81.
IOHN WAKWiCM, Sweep smel,cr and Re
y FINER III general, Nc II John-street, New York.
Purchaser Of jewelers. and sivsrsmth's Polishlngs,
pnncipcs, LeAsls, Parting Bar, coarse Silver Bars
Lace Gil, and plated Metals, booxolnders Aag', &C. &C
slsly
New-York tribune., 1841-12-16

rTNEfE MAHOGANY YARD, "" iOs Wash
ine,on street joining the steam Saw Mil! Is sup
piled With large and generally well seasoned stock OF
Mahopauy Boards Plauks and Joists; aud Neneers OF
waite holly, mahogany maple, black walnut rose wood
&c. mrrk prices builders manufacturers
and others will iad II their advantage 10 call before
purchasing elsewhere. o. inns
New-York tribune., 1841-12-16
"a FARM FO X sA a e, or Exchange for City

NyA FlAN VI FTb e NA T. & or EXchanec Tor CITY
sS9% Property-A Farm in Queens County l. l., con
~- tanning 30 and 6U of first rate Land
IN a high state of cultivation. The Dwelling and Out
houses are all and first order with ncvex
falling well Of coed water apple orchard &C. The dis
.nnce une miles from New-York Tho above
sill sold exchanged for city property, and possess
non given immediately Address L. d. s. at this Office.
sT ytawt{
New-York tribune., 1841-12-16
INSURANCE.


Premiums reduced, and profits retsrusd to the IL
,ured THE H U>EHoLGERS MrTCAL lNSuR-
ANCE COMPANY nsur-s at reduces rates. Dseiiug
House,, Furniture Plate Family Stores, Libraries, Pc
tsse-, and q. Household Property OrdiuarIlg KEEP. L.
Dselug Houses IN the city New York and elseyhsrc
TAe pro6s Of this Company for the benefit OF those
New-York tribune., 1841-12-16
SCHEDULE OLE TIMBER.

will be received at the Navy Agents Office, Ne~-York,
uYti tho 5th day of December 1871, agreeaeiy to tAe
foIlo
New-York tribune., 1841-12-16

DlhsI tOhS.
GILLIAN {. NERPLANCk,
ROBERT HENRY LUDLOW,
WILLIAM n. HARRISON,
DANIEL SEYMOUR,
FREDERIC De PEfSTER,
ROBERTSON RODGERS.
SAMUEL MARTIN.
FREDERICK SCHUCHARDT,
STEPHEN CAMBKELING
A. X. RODGERS, President.
D. c. TAYLOR. Secretary
". Il. HARRISON Counsel
JAMES WEBB Srrssor
New-York tribune., 1841-12-16

u Dry Dock, Brooklyn, NeW-h orh.-
Proposals for Timber for building the
COFFEk DAN,
New-York tribune., 1841-12-16

C0WPOsITION BOILERS, of the best
materials and quality, and Of all sizes, east az The "
noe Of the New WerId, 81 Ann-s Inquire of hr. J. W.
RICHARDS, in The Press Rooa (bcsemenL) su1l q
New-York tribune., 1841-12-16
w A N L ).

WANTED-Anericans servants, constantly. =, l3s
w KOEery DIS To-
New-York tribune., 1841-12-16

TOAL-5UU chadrons PlctOu Coal for sae low, IL
Ior. N snit purchasers from bark Mary Barber, by
WARD & BROWNE,
IL. D. ..-,.0- L i<hr md Wn.hin. -strefts.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-16

ID single gentlemen b. accommodated ~lth good
Sosrd No 40 F-lton Also, three persons
caa be accommodated with dinner. TS9 Il
New-York tribune., 1841-12-16

i,se AK D-h geutem a. IN, lady su a slug in
- diyduai s-ye good BOARD in private family,
where there butte hoa-isr, desirShl situation
ST Luke's Church, SIS Hudson st. by cslce
dntely. d6 l~-
New-York tribune., 1841-12-16

WANT D-A OF good morsis. anost 10 yrara
~ OF age - learn the Book binding business. 0as
who can board ai.A his parss viii be preferred Apply
at 3 rio
New-York tribune., 1841-12-16
,IO nERCsaANTs-A paa expeEIeacsa u ou
ORIGINAL ,NTELLIGENCE Once, AS.
#, sroad..v dl5l~' !

FAMILIES can be supplied with the best OF ser
city and country, az. a, the shortest no.
/ tee AZ % East Eroadsny MO I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-12-16

~ TO ETA font Parlor wltE Russia icon
IL gr re, marble mante aad plated furniture IA geu-
modern bulk house, snd Bedrooms VITA board where
there only four IN family
Also. geuieel Basement, furnished or unfurnishei -
Apulv VI 81 ForS, ~ street ~ Inn
, 1841-03-13
WHOLE NUMBER 386.

have assumed the responsibility, like Amos
Kendall, and shielded the South from the
fiery tempes,9 We address ourselves bold
ly 10 the Republican portion Of the Wing
party; and ask them, whether they can aP-
prove Of such a Cabinet as this.
"The National In,elIisencer truly says
"ihat the head Of a Government usually
shows how much wisdom and discretion he
possesses by the choice OF ministers and
agents." But judging Gen. Harrison by this
rule-and what pretensions does he possess
10 risdom or TO discretion? How poorly has
he justified, in This first act of his Official
measure, that great sense of favor which he
has received from the People, If he goes
on as he has begun, there will scarcely be a
fragment Of that facor left lin at the close
of his administration. He will scarcelv de.
serve the toast which was given at Washing.
ton of "Harrison, the Americ0n"-and which
he said he would attempt TO earn by four
years service"
, 1841-03-13

You give up, then, do you' said Engene,
laughing.
But stop!' said R%osalie; because Scot,
became Lord Chancellor, and Sherman Chief
Justice, it does no follow that you arc to
Lord Chanseilor or Chief Justice' Not
at all, my dear. Bat il does follow, | appre.
hend, that with industry and good fortune, ]
may, in the far vest provide for myselfand
RESALE 4 home and a livelihood. So good
by! don't cFy, acw. God bless YOU, my
dear girlr
, 1841-03-13

The R'r'rnrnt Enlui:er. fer arnrunclG-
ikc rumo~ri frrrari"n # IL" CABIN makes
the fnIlonin. sound and able remarks upon
Tie su ieci:
.And tins j, the C.sbine'. whicl the Presi-
dent Elect. is an Ut L. present I" his .nyinns
cnunrrvmcn. This. tie cabiner fortified by
''tle possession Of the pubic confdence"-
this. why; it has not the confidence OF MANY
Of lis own patty. Frsr. they denied that it
would embrace such elements; aud now,
they dodge an investigation int" lis merits.
Some of them are even candid enough To
confess. that il Is bad, and must break their
party up. There II not one of his "%,,linis-
ters'' from The Republican Portion of the
Wing party. Two OF them (Wehster and
Badcer) belong 10 the old School of Black
Cockade FederaIists. The four others are
of the latitudinnuS Federal School of Mr..
Clay--for Bank. Tariff. Distribution. In.
terual Improvement. &C.. &c. &c. Two
members of this Cabinet are Abolition in
their principles and rourSc--and almost all,
lfnot all, with the exception "f Mr.. Badger
(uho has not been in congresS) have voted
against the Resolutions, for putting the Abo-
lilion Petitions 10 sleep. The Cabinet Is
something Of 4 vicce Of Mosaic-hut il Is
! moi like the Cabinet OF "Lnrd Chatham"
.IIerr Il hit IF while stone. and there a bit
of bl.ck." Il is all black-Noi Il Democrat
ic Republican among them. Not Il white
stone. in the eyes Of ola State Rights demo.
crlr. But above all. what sh III We think of
the head and tail-"t ID. Webster. the old
Fedc.al Premier "f the Administration. and
of F. Granger the Addition Pnsrma>tcr-Gen-
eral! OF all he Departments al the Cow
eminent, that He (F. c. should be nut Ia
preside over The Post "thcr-thc organ
through which are disseminated almost i'll
the firehrands with winch 'Gr A:o.!':"nr>ts
wonld scatter through the cE::c2 South. II
is TOO bat. 1t is a strange ha'iucinrtIon of
this i'll advised Magistrate. How can We
ever exreci 10 I've safe under the auspices
If F G:angrr9 SUPPOSE this man had been
NJ the head 81 re Pos, Office Department in
SO waea III 5 luth WIS @5nr; :" be overrun
viii such 51rendi Y 7ch'ios tjnnS-when
The f.m Pusl.n.s;e. 90 G. r,es.'0 a~rr"s'r!
rnem in tie mail, wcGld F. GIanser teen
, 1841-03-13

"How many have you about this time tina,
ant n0ways engaged?
"Weli, wo've Que room up stairs with
eleven beds in IT,"
That's just right" said the traveller. "Til
take that room and engage all the beds, II
you please"
Tie landladv. not expecting any more
company for the night. and thinking that her
guest might wish to be alone, consented that
ne should occupy the room. But no sooner
had the wayfarer retire !, than II large party
arrived and demanded Lodgings for the night.
The landlady told them she was very sorry
but all her rooms were engaged-true, there
was one room with eleven beds in it and on
ly one gentleman.
ave must 60 there, rhen-wc must have
beds, here" The party accordingly pro-
ceeded TO the chamber with the beds. and
raped; no answer was returned. They es-
saved to open the door; it was locked
They shouted aloud, but received no reply.
At last. driven to desperation, they determin-
ed upon bursting open the door. They had
no sooner done So, thIn they discovered eve
~ be,lstead empty and all the eleven beds.
piled up in the centre Of the from. with the
traveller sound asleep on their top. They
aroused him with some difficulty, and de-
manded what in the world he wanted Of all
those he'd!
"Whv, Look here" said he, "strlncers, !
amt had nosleep these ere eleven nights, So ]
Jus, hired eI"ron beds, roretresled I'LL at once.
and make up Ill | have l"sr. | calculated tn
do IN 4 considerable mess Of s'eepins--rve
hired all thcsr beds. and paid fnr ihcI,. and
hang me. fl don't mean tn have eleven
nj ,hrs' ,iecp OF; on EN- before morning.
~[Pic0yane.l
, 1841-03-13

"Do!yc UP CONSIDERABLE SLEEP."-"Away
out 10 Missouri" they live Of the prlmallve
system. People sleep as well rs eat IN com,
p~anies, and in many Of the hotels there are
from three 10 a dozen beds IN each chamber.
On Il cold winters night, a weary and foo,
worn traveller arrived at one Of those cara
van ~soirees by the road side. After step
ping into the bar room and taking the requi-
site number of 'drinks," he invoked the at
tention of the accommodating landlady with
this l~nterrogatorv:
81 say, ma'am, have you got a consider
BILE nunoer of beds in ynnr houser
"Yes," answered she, ~ rather reckon We
have"