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dripping with ink, aud asked me hat use made
Of that tar, began to be seriously alarmed and
| apologised in the best manner could, and TO my
surprise, she seemed rather pleased than angry
but there '.Iurkng DEVIL in her eye" that
told me there was mischief nfloat. As stood
surveying tho black co4erlng off hand. scarce
~ Bile to suppress laugh at its strange meiamor-
phoss, she quickly raised it Oh high, and brought
it down "kcr slap" upon my check. Before |
could recover from my surprise; tho samo little
la nd had again descended, and again left its inky
imprint my check.
.Why, Mary ! exclaimed, 'what are you
about!
81 think YOU told mo you rolled ink tho
faco Of tho form,' with loud laugh, and again
her hand lit upon my face-taking me broad
slap in the very middle Of my countonancc and
most wofuly bodaubing my eyes. " 18th a hight
step and merry peal CT laughter she skipped
thro' the door. Shc turned back when beyond
my reach, and with her roguish face pccriug in
a: the doorway, shouted back.
IL saw, Charley, what kind of roller does
my hand maker
..Oh." said |, "you take too much NIX
ella! ha!'' she laughed, well, good byo Char
ley--that's my impression ha! hal
| went to the glass and surveyed my self Tor
nomcn, and verify believed could have passed
for a Guinea negro without the slightest diff
Guilty.
..And So" said to myself, this is love in a
printing office. The dow! fly away with such
( love!
The next morning when tho editor camc to tho
office ..rather en- Iculato' he found things lit
! Ito topsy -turvy. However thlt made no differ
enco to me-for had 'mlzzed' long before day
light.
/ boro tho ma rl,s of that sccno for many day,
and now whenever ! sec lady enter printing
office, think Of little Mary and keep my eye on
tho ink kcg-nnd though she were as beautiful
as Iiebo would not venture TO touch her with a
ton foo, pole!
Talk about love in n boudoir-lovc in bower
love on a spring seat sofl-.ovo BY moonlight.
starlight. lamp'ight, or any other klid OF light,
and | am with YOU heart and soul--but pray
YOU by tho ghost Of Faust. never 10 talk 10 u
bout love III printing office.
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The celebrated John Randolph. in the debate

The celebrated John Randolph. in tho debate
upon the Missouri question il Congress, said:
1--WE do not govern them Ohio people Of the
Nor.h) by our black slaves, bu. by their own
white slaves. We know what are doing. We
of the South always united, from Ohio to
Florda-and we can always unite; but you Of
the North nre beginning 20 divide. We have
conquered you once. and can. and we Will,
conquer you again.-Aye, sir, We will drive you
70 the wall. and when havo you there once
moro, We mean TO keep you there, and nail you
down like base money!"
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The Pre>idency.-The Notwithstanding DeseTters--
Adjournment.

WASHINGTON, May :, 1916.
The leading article in last evenings 81 noi,
bly, against the charleston Mercury, something
1t well known that Mr. CALHOUN if he lives, will be
an if not TIE An-C convention candidate the Prcsi
dency the caInpagnand it is, presume, equal
iy well known that this matter Senators McDuflie,
Lewis, Colquitt Sprig Wescott, and perhaps others,
will sus ain him The reso!vs has been mad that
National aon, ned for the purpose of ncr1
mating SOME four;ratc because Of his negative
qualities and because he is not knorcn to the American
people shall have further weight with control NJ,
Calhoun and the Senators alluded 20.
The editor of the Onion has e.sayed, personal
interview take these refractory members OF the
Senate task for their obsnacy in this NATTER and.
from pointed rebuff he received the occasion,
be satisfied that coaxing scoiding shake the
termination hey have formed Hence, it would seem,
very strange, though able article IN last
ing organ, that grand effort IS TO De made
10 throw the Administrator and Mr. Folks chance. for
a reelection the OF democracy of the
mighty West. And further that war OF determination,
sustained BY power and pat.cnags to be waged against
Nh. Calhoun aud his friends
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Instead ct plas;ering the inside Of chimneys
in the usual way. take mortar made with one
peck Of salt TO each bushei Of lime adding
much sand and loan will render II 1T 10 work,
and then lay on q thick coat. II the chimney
has no Offsets for the 500. lodge on, it viii con-
tnue perfectly clean, and free from all danger
of taking fire. a trial Ct three years warrant,
this assertion.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-05-19

The Boston Traveller announces the death of
John Pickering (son of Timothy Pckering) who
died in Boston on Tuesday Eight. aged 90 years
The Traveller says he was lone Of the most
learned men OF this country and this age" and
Of the most dissingu Ished citizens Of Massa-
chuseits.
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DIVE TISIN

I3iorsstseaents miH te eonspcssAsiy inserted tae
"PsI.ad.aHs' a; the fo!lor,Hg rates:
One square Of 10 iiaes, 2aon'sl ,reeks, si00
Euch continuance, IS
announcing Of candidates for office 100
4 Hbefat discount TIE ahore those THO gdre-
sise og tAs ae0r ldeertiseRs nts M be continued until
b! al The er"easr Of tie adreser If no definite time sse
M advertisement Be CONSIDERED les. than one square
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Selected for The Palladium.
THE SILVER BIRDS NEST.

II. r. GOULD.
Founded on the singular incident, OF finding the mes
hanging bird in a sycamore tree, formed entirety
Yer wires, plucked from soldiers epauette
A stranded soldiers epaulette
The waters cast ashore,
A little winged rover met,
And eyed it DER and Ger;
The silver bright so pleased her sight,
On that lone idle rest,
She knew not why she should deny
Herself silver nest
The shining wire she pccked and twirlcd,
And bore il to her bough,
Where on Howery twig twas cured,
The bird can show you how.
But when enough of that bright stuff,
The cunning builder bore
Her house to make, she would not take,
Nor did she covet more.
And when the little artisan,
With neither pride nor guilt.
Had entered in her pretty plan,
Her resting place had built;
With here and there plume to spare,
About her bright form,
OF these laid with skill she made
A lining soft and
But do not think the tender brood,
She fondled there and fed,
Were prouder when they understood
The sheen above their head,
Do you suppose they
OF higher powers possessed,
Because they knew they pcepcd and grew,
w thin Il silver nest
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PA1csvL. OccURRENcE.-Oa Wednesday night
last. in consequence Of repeated heavy rains.
Mud Creek, a small! stream in Ohio county, Ia,
rose 70 an extent never before known. The
freshet carried Off a log house, occupied by Mr..
Elias Greenhouse. his wife and three children, all
OF whom persisted IN the flood.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-05-19

4 TREATY kansas fSuIAss has been re-
Gently ratified and promulgated the provisions
OF which follows
The Kansas Indians code IL United States mil
lions of of land the part Of their country
embracing the entire width, thirty miles, and running
yes: for quantity In consideration thereof the United
States pay to the Kansas Indians 5000 000-of which
5000 900 be funded Eve per tie interest
be paid annually for thirty years and thereafter be d.
inshsd and paid pro should the numbers decrease
but not otherwise. thousand dollars be applied
for purposes education annually $1,000 for agricul-
turaI assistance mp- n.s &c; tins balance Ooo
to BE- paid them annually their country. The two
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VERY LATE FROM HAvANA.--Tho packet Nor
ma, Captain Ellis, arrived at Now ork May ,.
from Havana. having left that place on the 18th
ut.
Santa Anna was still at Havnna; and on the
9Th had another celebrated cock-fight. We
have not heard whether AImonto had left. or not,
for France Mexico. No nows from Vera Cruz.
An incident Of an amusing nature occurred III
the House fow days ago, between Mr. Martin
Of Tennessee, and Mr.. Adams of Massachusetts.
Mr.. Martin. you m IS: know. is tall, large,
we'll made and ino looking man, with dark,
swar,hv compile xion. black hair, and open, manly
coun,onance, large black cycs. and n most pow
orful and agreeable voice. At times no Gun be
very severe and eloquent. | have known him
long. and must say like him much. Ito Is q
Locofoco but his brother and father, and know
not how many moro of his family, good and
true Whigs---and he ought to be one!
But ma,ter-he was speaking on the Sub
Treasury question, and accusing the Wings Of
having changed their course IN regard to stop
ping debate. In 1911. he said, he found from a
reference TO the journal, that leading Wings vo-
ted differently from what they were now voting.
He found the namc Of the loader of the Wing par
" on that floor, John Quincy Adams recorded.
Mr.. Adams, can explain how my namo como
there.
Mr.. Martin, GALL politoness and good humor.) |
beg the gentleman 10 desst. | have no time 10
spare TO him. | am willing to admit there was a
mistake about tho matter. | don't know how it
happened--I only mean 10 say his name is there
that is ALL don't want any controversy with
the honorable gentleman. for know the fate
Of all who undertake such thing. | am
willing to stand corrected by tho gentleman with
out his saving one word, and | now say 70 him,
as the coon in Tho tree said to Capt. Scott, tho
great rifle shooter, who had leveled bis pioco at
hm-"Is that you, Captain Scott; if SO, you
needn't fire. III surrender and como down'"
Roars Of laugh,er.i
Mr.. Adams, "a bcnignant smile playing all O.
YER his face.) We'll, surrender tool Ronow-
cd laughter. Cor. BALI. Pat.
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Tho Legislature Of Michigan nave abolished
Capital Punishment ia that State.
The New York herald., 1846-05-13

THE ATLANTIC. WHITE Lad. f6N1ANY hayas
compstsd thsir Wosk are nsw resdy 70 Sfeuss esdes
any extent that may wanted The Company have spared
no expense erection Of the Works which would tend
In the degree the OF the Lead having
ayaled themselves Of modern Improvement for that
purpose. "a. -. i, 49,
sold Market that by far the greater proportion
sold been, and still greatly aduerated with
article Of mineral production, much heavier than
White Lead and itself virtue OF any pigment
whatever being when mixed with oil almost transparent
and in fact having nothing but its SPECIFIC weight 70 recon-
mend H. the Trustees oft Atlantic White Lead Company
have passed unanimously the following resolution viz
Resolved That in view Of psaalacurins only pr, prime me
quality White Lead both Dry and Ground IN OIL that to
aduerarion whatever, which the Company will warrant as
such O all who may purchase their Lead"
Purchasers therefore be well assured that every de.
White IL and sold by the Company which
wi not only tend the greater durability Of the
Paint but wil be found much economical IN ITS use
even in the most description Of painting owing TO
the body covering quality possesses thereby giving lar
better finish with coats, than the adueratsd White
Paint would with three painter will bear wit
ness.
The Company also manufacture Red Lead and Litharge,
and have for sale variety OF Paints Ground in OIL Viz
Verdgris Black Paint elbow Ochre Spanish Brown Paris
Having been appointed General Agents for the Company
on o1ei' 'o1'1 " POILEN 4 COLGATE,
f72msr 287 Pearl corner OF Beekman street.
The New York herald., 1846-05-13
TO THE PUBLIC.

WAS CURED Of distressing disease by DR.. JOS
HElNE, No. 20 Duane street, Chatham My body
covered with ulcers and bones swollen
and painful lost all my appetite; could sleep;
fined to bed; and legs contracted; tried
several salivated received benefit
I'll was cured by Dr. Joseph Heine.
CApT RICHARD YATES.
Those who wish to see me will find me at the corner OF
South and Maiden ane where shall be happy give
all particulars which should like give in this certi
cate
N B-Dr H. has other Office but 20 Duane street,
Chatham where hundreds Of certificates may be Seen
,nrt tu,6r
The New York herald., 1846-05-13
JUDGE FOR YOURSELF.

established A. D. 1885, by the present proprietor for the
successful tTss,ms9. S d;ss;s q sseTst 1sqre and for
the only remedy earth that safely be relied to
thororgh this horrd without injury to the con.
when all else have failed comprehensive treatise accom-.
panes each vial with full directions which is warranted
to efcctuay in all matter how long standing
how d. epy seated the system with less trouble the
cine the world pay will be taken Price 81 per vial
s7&
The New York herald., 1846-05-13
MEDICAL AlD.-REMOVAL.

MEDICAL AlD-REMOVAL.
nR. GREGORY has removed from Gold street, to ,
- Roosevelt door from Chatham where he may
be consulted confdentially, usual at all hours.
There few il any medical among that know
better how manage those difficult and delicate disorders
which strangers liable contract while visiting
Diseases caed the "Rubcontis intended for the OF
patients Of either 1t only of curing diseases
preventing those foul disorders which human nature shud
than all other publications the kind sold by the
author, above. Price 50 cents. -
C To females, this little book will prove friendly and
confidential adviser 1t also for sale the following
No ss William street, near Maiden Lane.
81 and 100 Fulton
Both corners of Chambers street and Broadway.
No. So Bowery, corner Of Walker street.
n East Broadway, corner Of Market street, and
lag Delaney street, corner of Suffolk street.
mrl0 Inn re
The New York herald., 1846-05-13
TARRANT's COMPOUND

r II K . q r q y B T. r 3
Nd COPAIBA is particularly recommended as a safe
IN and efficient remedy for all sexual diseases in
very and pleasing FORM which admits of taking
without being tasted producing sickness or II las
become popular and all who have 10 use ~ ac.
knowledge its ecacy For sale wholesale and retail by
JAMES TARRANT, Druggist &c
corner Of Greenwich and Warren streets. Wy.
,Al:o, By Mosey Tucker, Mobile; NJ Grew, Nstchez
Charleston; p; Antgnsc 4 Barry Augusta; w s. Reese
Baltimore; Gilman, Washington; McCloud Wheaton,
Louis mrl3 imsr
The New York herald., 1846-05-13
BILLIARDS. AT SIT. LOUIS.

BILLIANDS Al 81. LOUIS.
An Excellent opportunity for any person who wish
"A purchase three four Billiard Tables They can
crowded houses and doing smashing business in
lar men in this country who was formerly merchant this
city, and gives the best Of New York city reference The Ia
bles making, and almost finished by Bassord Any
who has cash capital Of $500 with the bust
psynr are double that of ours Please cali on Otis Field at
Bassords old rooms-enance X Ann l49 Fulton
where specimens of the table building for St. Louis for
trial.
Billiard Tables, Cloths Balls Cues Chinese and French
Cue Leathers. &c. &c. for sale Is above a27 2w*r
The New York herald., 1846-05-13
MOTHEK'S CORDIAL

HE superior efficacy Of this article when used the LOST
has experienced il. benefits would be willing
don to be deprived of lts effects shorten and
diminish the suerings attendant Child Birth half and
thus place both child and mother in state Of safety
This quack article but the prescription Of regular
Physician who has made this branch Of his practice
study For sale 1872 Broadway Of Sohn
al Inn SIN
The New York herald., 1846-05-13
MEDICAL ADVICE.

q.
nOCTOR LAMERT is still confidently consulted at his
- old Office, 63 Gold between Fulton and Beekmsn
on all diseases Of delicate his being mild
and udcious neither mercury diet,
hindrance from business Recent cured
4days.
sing from too frequent indulgence of the passions Of nds
Greet causing nightly and evensu
his object being the mentally and bodily
that state Of vigor nature originally designed. I
STlCTURES, disease frequently existing without the
being the by
unintated and sometimes by the
neglect the parties themselves BY the Dr. sectualy
cured without pain Inconvenience.
The Doctor being Of the few qualified advertising Sur
IN the perfect cure or no charge made
and medicine, with advice. to Of the United
States.
Once So Gold street. Open fromsA. NJ tosp.M
40 SuuSr
The New York herald., 1846-05-13
BARTTNE'S LOTION.

A " UNFATLTNG CURE in all Of gout, rheuma-
sm, swellngs, d,sl9caions fractured bones bruise:
bites and stings burns scsds chlbains corns,
bunons wounds Of every description, affords immediate
depended for the OF those pains n the back and
aud ov heating For gfandula umbsgo eryspels
ring worm and all kinds OF eruption the skim s
ache cramps the stomach. and headache IL acts like
charm above all in the of tcndnous and capular
njuries sprans &c. il is Trsyeers boat
and captains should be without IT, Price IS
Pncips Depcts $40 Broadway above the Hospital
snd ~ Walnut street, Philsdslphia mrie lmsrc
The New York herald., 1846-05-13
MONTHLY REPORT FOh

MONTHLY REPORT Fob -z--
NEW YORK MEDICAL xND SURGICAL INs13
Dormaus Liver LIVER - i E..4nsd to dessc, disease
c:';::s:. cs%::s ssssss:s; ss:s:;:;; I;ss. H:s....
Bilious stomach. Bleesing from lungs
Casss s'S q ' Dyspspsis Rkeamssi.m, acute
Cases Of Gonorhna. Eases o. giset
palpiration Of the Heart Urinary chancres
sInii seaia Hsss PAIN IN Tie back and chest
propsy Abdomen, Tumor Of the breast under
Cases of Impoisncy Cases Of varicoesle.
Ruptures lrguinal Her l Apoplexy
ne succEssf1T rpsti ssitTi"i ioPERrIoNs AND CURES
L S.s. "f o~" wSs 1y 81 .y. d''0
the mssmerc sleep. She Cases Of injury Of the knee
:: she ssd sssa o1sa for phyno
messed BY Is 30 gentle Fracture Of both bones Of
%ss:s s% ; ;A. S:ss Of ESass Enlarged .
gentleman, on oath inst Tonsil removed.
STRUCTURES cured IN the ure Irritation at meek OF bladder
The pSGr attended 70 Sswssn en and 10
nys sw.nc Attending Surgeon g, n: and Physician.
ON CERTAIN IMPORTANT MALADIES.
kATH AHTHTRoR Ssse Of s P |. n.S
saS sa % % s.. as S Ss Of @
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he public u SSS ;fs
Thi. bsingvsry ite understood, shouTh the mos. n.
% is
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5 9G a.. % % ~
shs; shs Of urine should bs
O. n eas $ sdsS .:1
1 bss: % mG n S: and ho;
be pain thing directing the the Of Ibis
only when hsrpsn sapsaid.d .sa
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than the itself There however three crcumstsncss
,hsS sight ss
5s
s well q relate M e IN ts more advanced and settled
when 50 easily and Certainly removed a. The liz
NJ TIE sS MANNER OF h. been already
said the need be much diminished
he so'hs. drop
woad No ,hs S.
proceed from other cause whatever but
the only BY far the most frequent Of Structure Il
% %sfh & s s G n
possible in to state how long this
disposed soSs1 Sss Sore1s9 .loS Sii
strengthen any other suspicous cireSmsancs
more certain than The eject q s,e,al.
s
but . 50 Scs degree q Other that the write.
h. That h 50 ;eys capable q form
us oeyer S
e0nascsOn organs. viii easily
powerfully acts upon these thoroughly the
se nG S
s evSs % :. to s q II
With respect ssric,ure-shs is gratifying
to state generally accomplished in very little time, and
% s 3:
the hand, and Sss
s ss
those who leave tSes Soms. the
am ss ss
$
any chest, can be safely sent to any distance
spa q
S
nc M. nSs Sc of & work % e1p1e. or
Pny:Si,a: Europe 70 3s mos. sniSss @
fsy.Isi.s hi. s:::
NO MERCURY OR COPAIVA. -
DR. CyLLEN's INDIAN VEGETABLE REMEDY
- domestic preparation, composed entirely OF
basams other mineral and very plea
fosEm,' cured in few days, The %saisiqs
FAY General Agent, las Fulton street Lamp storsj
Sun Buildings, New York.; Recalled Al Drug Stores
Broadway. Spring street,, Bewery. eomsi. e
Canal Hudson, Of Spring Broadway.
Of Houston 1T Houston street; 100 Divson
of Eldrdge street; 68 Division, corner Of Walker
No. Division street; ss Monroe street, Walnut;
and At the Of Adams and Fulton Brooklyn.
Price 81. me lmsm
e MEDICAL ADVICE.
nOCTOR LAMERT is still confidently consulted at his
- old ONCE 63 Gold street. between Fulton and Beekman,
ON all diseases Of delicate his being mild
The New York herald., 1846-05-13
IxrITHouT MEpiCINEs, INjEcrIoNs a. M

w Discovery recently made in France by NJ Warton-
Price Thirty cent:the fifth English edition. translated from
agreeable and ,nfallble means recently discovered in
stroyng obstinate myeterae and habitual
without using either puIgatyes baths followed
physicians and other persons Of Distinction certifying the
complete efficacy OF the To each document is sub
Joined the aud address the other
person who tcsfes
he authors OF the certificates only that this
raj means destroys constipation and that the ntes
nal canal TO perform its evacuating functions normal
dEesion dyspspsa Al or nearly all the diseases TO
ro dangerous and long standing diseases for curing which
medeal st,l science !: entirely impoens, ro>,
Maiden lane New York and BY all booksellers aud medicine
dealers in the United States. me liner
The New York herald., 1846-05-13
SPRING GOODS,

SfhlN(I IOODc.
Co. p,pegs ara aneS rsH Dress mPG
ces &c. 2 Broadway opposite the Fountain are prepared
for the spring trade with the extensive assortment
and English cloths in various styles; vesngs
great variety which will be made up 70 order through the
aid ola eceut OF cattes can be iound the coun
Try that have character to the
In reference pantaoons which few excel
could observe that the attention directed TO TINS
continue to offer inducements those who appreciate
fit, combining ease aud elegence.
IN addition to the usual assortment OF goods kept by the
trade have always hand dress and ock
and fancy dress articles including scars crayats
gloves suspendes linen aud muslin SHIRTS
collars bosoms, kc a24 lmsr
GREAT BARGAINS IN NEW GOODS.
DETER ROBERTS has received by late arrivals, and
EMBROIDERIEs
Neede-work Capes from 81 90 70 $25 French workd
Collars IS and upwards Embroidered Lawn Hhdkfs.
from 50 $40 Dresses needewok and Tambour, from 50
y lawns AND CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEFs.
Tape, hemd STITCH RIVERS Elpsy and c0lOred borders
Book Null Jaconet Swiss plain striped and checkd Organ.
d's 'iIipsfE H8sERY sfr %SD GLOVES
Black and white Silk Hose do: with cotton tops silk en-
Sc cotton work 50 to 80 49,
Recommended remarkably cheap plain work cotton,
s. @ .aa
0r0'dsred Silk Gloves faii naCEs s,tfss
styles VeiIs black and white in chantly Brussels point
manes point dAlencon and othei Regency Meek
lin, Valencennes fine English Thread Laces and Edgings
rich black Brussels and imitation Laces Of descriptions
LOT Of Muslin trimmings ladies Morning Caps lace Car
Is CENT UNDER COST IMPORTATION.
No. 373 Broadway, I'd April, 1876. az lmeuc
The New York herald., 1846-05-13

HOllMES TWO OVEN KITCftEN NANOES: ;.
THE Propretors prepared to furnish Holmes
the trade set them for private families
manufacture and sell them Our experience in manuactur
yesrs warrants US IN asserting Sa. Holmes. Range cannot be
surpassed for convenience and durability They
perform the purposes for which they
chased and fno they will be removed free of
the Numerons can ee to
The propretors constantly and well
newest patterns.
Aiso-TiNWARE bright, plain and jaoaned They have
also, chimneys, and warrant them not y smoke
A. GILHOOLY & SON,
ai2 1msrrc 73 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1846-05-13
AMERICA! OREGON ENGLAND!

AWFKICA OKEITUN ENGLAND!
ITO the inhabitants Of the whole boundess Continent-We
invite all and each Of YOU consider and reflect for
your own welfare that by calling the New York Coffee
saloon Noal Fulton street near Greenwich, where you
VIII not only find all the edibes served far exceeding
other place Of the kind but larger plate for the price,
Also, will find spacious and airy where you may
fast dinner or supper from SIX cents up to any given price
the quality and Judge ofthe quantity and prices Tor
satisfaction
open on Sundays. a2t lmsr