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The national Republican., 1868-11-28
School Furniture.

RRAECH OFFICE or SCHOOL FURNITURE.
The undersigncd respectfully Informs the com.
muuiIy at large, aud especially the Trustees and
Teachers Of all Public aud Private Schools, the
Church Lyeeums, and diver city authoritles, aud
the Proprietors OF Lecture Rooms, and OF all Theat
Agent for Robert Patton, patcntce aud manufac-
turer, No. ~ George street, New York city, he
has au assortment OF the most Modern Styles OF
FURNITURE adapted 10 the above purposes,
sample of which, together with catalogues and
price-lists, may be examined by calling upon
JOSEPH MOCK
Also. General Agent for Inventors for the sale Of
Patent Rights, No. .BA PennsylyaniA avenue be-
tween Second and THIRD streets, Washington b, 9.
WAsMINGToN. d. q. Nov. ., 1888 n02l.M
The national Republican., 1868-11-28

BOARD OF TRADE.-A meeting OF the Board OF
Trade was announced last evening, but owing
to no advertised publicity thereof, at O'Clock
there had not assembled quorum, and conse-
auently no busineas was transacted.
The national Republican., 1868-11-28

AnREsrEp AoAlN,-hlonzo II, Fowler was
arrested yesterday by otfieer Proctor, of the
hith precinct, charged with wasting Potomac
water, on New York avenue, between -Four.
BY JgAtice Harper. This 10 the third time Mr.
Fowler has been arreAted, once before for the
same offence, and the second time for washing
carriages on the sidewalk
The national Republican., 1868-11-28

@. BAuM's Hoop skirt, Corset, and Shoulder
Brace Factory, removed to SIS Seventh street
ntelligenccr Building.
The national Republican., 1868-11-28

ANOTHER NEW GRovg oF DnJIDI.-Our
German citizens have organized a Grove OF
DTulds, being the third formed In this city.
This gives the necessary number OF subordi.
nate Groves to form Grand Grove for the
District OF Columbia, which body will he organ
lied In February, 1900.
The national Republican., 1868-11-28

PETIT LARcEEY.-James Bailey, colorcd,
was arrested by Of1oer Davis, on the charge
Of stealing q quantity OF clothing from Geo,
W. Humphrey, also colored. The accused had
q hearing before Justice Plant, who committed
him to iall for court
The national Republican., 1868-11-28

We KNOW OF NOTHING whatever that is in
use In Mems Wearing Apparel that cannot be
obtained at Saks Il Co.'s, DIT Seventh street,
The national Republican., 1868-11-28

STEALING A TBANKsGIvINo DIrrIr, AN
derson Scott, eolored individual, not having
the wherewithal to pro ide for a Thanksgivln Ing
dinner, determined to "raid" 1t on Thursday
the property Of Mr.. Win. =. Shcei, two do.
belonging to MIR. II. Sill, and . qusching duck
OF Mr.. Middleton. This foul proceeding
placed him In the official custody OF Omcer
Morgan, who arraigned him before Justice
Thompeon, OF the Second precinct. The OF,
fence having been committed In Prince George
county, the accused was trrned over TO the
Maryland authorities.
The national Republican., 1868-11-28

A FULL HOLIDAY. = Having been misln
formed relative to the Government Printibg
Offioe employees receiving only a half holiday
on Thanksgiving day, we make the correction
holiday, and we trusta full ration each Of
turkey,
The national Republican., 1868-11-28

FAMILY BRoILs.-Margaret Gorman APP
peared before Justice David II. Smith on
Thursday, and charged her son Edward with
committing an assault and battery on her on
or about the 18th instant. Mrs. German states
that Edward was q good boy until he married
pay Edward and his wife are Oath olics and
his mother objected to cousins marrying, aud
refused to permit the girl to live In her house.
Edward came TO the house on Thursday Torr
ing and smashed things generally, whereupon
his mother complained OF the assault on the
18th Instant In self defence. Edward was ar
rested BY, Officer John Madigau, plead guilty
and was lined -.
The national Republican., 1868-11-28

visiToRs PROM VIRGINIA. = The annual
meeting Of the railroad companies at Alexan-
dria brings always to that old city car loads
OF visitors and customers from the interior OF
the State of Virginia. Not only the sta Id farmer
and well.to.do country gentleman make trip
to town on such occasions, but In majority oil
instances, as the meetings take place at sea-
son Of the year allowing of absence from aBri'
cultural pursuits, they arc accompanied by
their families-dignlfed matron. fair maiden
and beardless youth. The hotels are filled to
repletion, aud the town drives thrifty busi-
Without making t,sIt IL this tityi snd exam.
lining, some for the fTst and some Tor the
twentieth time, the multifarious attractions
OF the capital. Accordingly, on Yesterday the
ferry steamers plying between this city and
ily laden with Representatives, OF, the beauty
and wealth as well as OF the bone and tlneN Of
halrAlexandria. More than once the Seventh
street cars in waiting at the boat proved very
far insufficient to accommodate the crowd,
and thtonEs OF the visitors availed themselves,
Ia getting from the wharf to Psnnsylvania
avenue, OF that popular method OF loeomotion
known as "Shank's mare" We doubt not
many purchases were made here, and that our
virginia visitors found In the stores OF our
merchants ample Inducements for them to
come again.
The national Republican., 1868-11-28

EVERY MAN, WOMAN, AND OnILD knows,
or ought to know, that George u. Henning's
One Price Clothing Store Is located at No.
6ll Seventh street
The national Republican., 1868-11-28

A NEW REPUBLICAN ORoASIzhTtoN.-A
large uumbcr OF the Republicans Of the Fourth
ward held a meeting last evening, at the corner
OF Fourth and Il streets, for tho purpose oi
organizing an association to be known as thu
Republican workingmcn's Union, OF the
Fourth ward. Commissioner Crane was called
to the chair, and James n. Talicy appointed
secretary.
The Chair stated the object OF the meeting
and Mr.. Bowen and others commended the
purpose for which II was called. Mcssrs. Crane
and johnson advocated days work with good
pay. Mr.. Je1reys bitterly assailed the pres
ent Council, charging them with unfavorhblc
acts towards the laboring man.
After tho appointment OF a committee to
draft a constitution and by laws, the meeting
adjourned for one week.
The national Republican., 1868-11-28

CENTRAL GRANT AND CoLPAx CLuB;-The
regular weekly meeting Of this association
was held at Union League Hall on rhutsuay
evening, Gen ], S. Crocker In the chair, and
Major q, W, Wells secretary pro fem
]. Lager Brown introduced resolutions
relative to the question OF Impartial suhraBe'
Capt. Dougherty presented a resolution pro:
yiding for the appointment Of q committee OF
seven to confer with like committees from tne
various Republican associations OF the city
and Distflct relative to making arrangement
for receiving and providing suitable quarters
for delegations coming from abroad 70 take
dent Grant.
Agreed TO, and Messrs. J. y. Dougherty, T.
IL. n. Mcpherson, A: p. CLARK, IL. III. hnight'
j. S. Brown, q. NJ. Van Buren, and L. L. Will
lIams were appointed as such com mmittee.
On motion of Major Wells II was agreed
that no committee should incur any expense
In behalf OF the club without hrst submitting
The matter to the club for consideration.
Adjourned.
The national Republican., 1868-11-28
Amusements.
METzERo L-KELLoeo
MiEs KclJoD0

Mr., MAX Strako annOupees, with pleas ure,
the first appearance in Wash ngton, Hlnee her re-
turn from kurope .of tho reDow cd American Prima
DQha, MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG, in two
GRAND CONCERTS, on Tuesday and Wednesday
next, December lst and "a.
In order to make those entertainments the most
brilliant and varied eyer given in this city, the
mspsgcr hss nsnTsgsa she I'm eminent m Plane yirtuosS
sgnor LOTT, PRIMO 1enore, Slgnor PRIRlLLl,
tPrimo Ba.tonp, Herr K3pTA. Sole ViSlin,,.,i ,i
director, Herr WIN. Prosaeurth.
Admission, uneludipH reserved seats). .,.",2W.
Seats may he sernred Tor either performance this
Saturday morning, November s. at MstSsrott's
Door open at 7;lj. to commence at Up. m.
noy&.n
The national Republican., 1868-11-28

ExTgSsIoS or RgLlGTous PRivILEoEs.-ln
view OF the destitution OF religious services
Young Mems Christian Association have oh.
tained the use OF the basement OF the old
Warrington theatre, known as Carusps Hall
Services will be held In II next Sabbath even,
other places Of worship are invited to b
present.
The national Republican., 1868-11-28

AwAITINa CUsToDTAN.--MaJoE A. q.
from John Lamon, chief OF the detective corps
OF PhiIadelphia, requesting him to arrest
Henry Allen, for passing bogus check. De;
teetivc McDeyitt, with the asslstanoe o, o,
Allen at a Iager-becr saloon, No. 2I7 Pennsyl'
ynnia avenue. He 10 now held at police head
quarters until the arrival OF an oihceF from
phllalplDhiA,
The national Republican., 1868-11-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. \ Porr,


q + Matthews, Philadelphia; B d Outlet,
Conn; I U Boston, W Slater, Va; DIR X
Fletcher, Cinni II Swain, Baltimore; Mrs A
Habe, Mrs Dunn and four sons, Theodore
Eyans, ~; John Q Rogers, n o. A d Trottcr,
Staunton, Va; V A Gaskill, Atlanta, GAj J l.
Allen and wife, Val q Van Home, N Y; Miss
| Sallie Wood, Miss Matte Wood, Miss Lucy
Kebbinger, Miss NJ Kebbingcr, W J Jasman
W T Barock, Jno NJ Cooke, Va; W J Clutter
Richmond, Va; q II Fontaine, Gai II Maury
Va; y T McKisson, NC; q A Wilcox, :
spencer, Gaj Fw Bennett, baltimore James
Boyd, Lynchburg, Va; NJ Harmon, Va; Miss
Blockred, Ga; IL u Thompson and wife, Miss
Thompson, Philadelphia; Charles Hartshone,
George Reid, T Samson and wife, Miss l. NJ
Davis, Miss A NJ Davis, Eugene Davis, Miss
A I Saunders, Z p doggin, ] W Pellis, J Z
Walker, A Farley, DIR Pendleton, Val J II
Cocks, VIM Willets, Mrs 5 4 Taber, Mrs 5
Taber, N Y; q + Mott, Norfolk, Va; J A
Flint, Miss Nellie Hin, Miss Sallie George,
Miss Gillie Hill, Captain John Lightfoot, JRo
II Walters, Va; Captain Saunders, Camp
bell county; VIM II Harris, Miss Hart, Mis-,
Goodwin, Miss Towlcs, A Harris and son, Misi
NJ q Harris, Val Jas Roach, George DAILY, ID
Row, J II Walters, VIM Lowell and son
Orange Court House; q Z Delaney, John q
Murrell, Hugh Patton, W A Beekham, q u
Williams, va; Cox. Jr, Miss Nellie COX,
Alabamai Mrs q Badge, b W Belahes and dwlfc,
New York,
The national Republican., 1868-11-28

ASSAULT AND DBATTERY.-OflcerW W, II. Fuss
arrested Charles Thomas, eolored, Thursday
evening, on q warrant issued by Justice David
X. smith, on the complaint Of Mary Porter,
charging Thomas with assault and battery,
He was fined IS.
The national Republican., 1868-11-28

dor Off EAsY.---Last Tuesday Jacob Doyle
was assaulted by kenry Shsdwell. Doyle, in
self-defenoe, stabbed his assaiiant In the side
with penknife, and during the melee Ddniel
Whaien recognized Shadwell as the Individual
who garrotel him about week since at the
canal and Sixth street west. Shadwell was
arrested yesterday and taken to police head
quarters BY Detective Digluy, when the charge
OF garroting Arthur Kennedy was also pre-
ferred against him. He had hearing befor'
Justice walter, who dismissed him on tn,
payment OF hne ofts for disorderly conduct
The national Republican., 1868-11-28

CoRnEcTIoS.-wc are requested to ann nounce
that the notice of the marriage OF Miss Flora
Dobson, OF the Treasury Department, pub.
lished In the REPUBLICAN q few days ago, was
without foundation in fact. The publication
was procured by some malicious person, with
prompt exposure OF the fraud has had the ef
feet, we are pleased to learn, to prevent that
result. 1t Is to be hoped that the offender In
this case may be discovered and promptly
punished. The REPUBLICAN, 10 never to be
Knowingly made the medium Of intiicting n
wrong upon any one, but the exercise of the
greAtSst Vigilance sometimes falls OF protec.
tion against deception.
The national Republican., 1868-11-28

FINE FURs AND HATs.--Among our extern
sive mercantile houses there are none that we
observe that gives more evidences Of prosper
ity than that ofthe long-eatAb bltshed house (eA-
tabllAhed In lS30) OF James Y. Davis, esq, hat.
ter and furrier, No $50 PennsylvaniA avenue.
Mr.. Davis has recently added much to ths slze
and appearance OF his blishment, so that
II 10 now one OF the most eommodious, hand
the city. Having thus improved his place OF
business, he has also enlarged his hitherto
large stock, making It one OF the most com.
plete ever offered In this city, Our ladies and
gentlemen can now hnd at this house any te-
sired style or quality OF fuTg-Russlan, Sihe'
Tihn mink, Sable, Hudson bay, Chinohilla,
40. AS no lady can be elegantly or comfortA.
bly, dreBsed at this season Of the year without
a good set Of furs, we take pleasure In calling
their attention to this unusually ane display
Of goods OF Mr.. DAyis.
The national Republican., 1868-11-28

In TROUBLE AaAIS,-OliceT Whttemore, Of
the FlTst precinct, yesterday arrested Justiec
Leonard Rean and his wife for lighting In his
ONCE, she having given him badge Of mourn
Justice Tucker imposed hne OF 80 on each oil
them,
The national Republican., 1868-11-28

OBsTRUCTISG THB BSIpRwALK-Oflcer Proc.
tor Yesterday arrested a colored man named
Wesley Snowdsn, for washing = carriage on
tho sidewalk of q street north, between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets weSt. He was
nned So by Justice CLARK.
The national Republican., 1868-11-28
Pianos and Music.
II

p m
GREAT BARGAINS IN PIANOS THAT HAVE
BEEN USED
one 7.octayc Chekcriug, (almcst new.) Rose
wood, $3.50.
one 7. ictAye Hallet. Davis X Co. talmost new,)
Rosewood. $40.
One !. octave Nunns X Co, Rosewood, $50
one 6la octave Hallct, Davis 4 Co. Walnut, sl2j
The above Pianos have been taken In exchange
by Us during this week, aud we offer them for sale
upon easy terms, to make room,
W. q MErZEROTT Il CO,
Sole Agents SteinwAy,s Pianos, aud
nD2I I9t Mason x llamlln's Cabinet Organs.
The national Republican., 1868-11-28

A FAMILY PoIsoNBD,-Mr. S. Kreslowskl
his wife and three daughters, residing on X
street, between Sixth and Seventh, were taken
the stomach, headache, sc. DR.. q. W. Son
nensoh IN idt was called In and discovered symp-
toms Of poison, Antidotes were administered,
II being supposed that the poison came from
eating sehweitzerease prepared In copper ket-
ties. Subsequently other poisonous symptoms
were manifested, the food used was all exam
ined, and a large quantity OF arsenic was
found In a sack OF four which had been In use.
The sack bore the Welch brand, but it could
not be Asoertained where 1t was purchased. A
servant girl who had partaken OF the bread
also became sick. The persons attacked arc
imnroYing, but are not yet out Of danger.
The national Republican., 1868-11-28
OWEN HOUSES. W. OWEN.

A Mathews, N Y; W J Thomas, TENN John
Turner, Il q Johnson, Va; Samuel Purdy, CAlj
q NJ ChaGonta; w B b Gross, Baltimore; II
Cleaveland, J NJ Beckham, y Cammacki Rev
NV Jones, Miss Ellen Jones, Miss Matte
Jones, Miss Kate Cammaek, Mlss Lizzie Da.
vison, Miss Laura Mallory, Miss Rosa Good.
cogne. l. Vaughan, Z S smith, Porter, j
q Cammack, II p Cammack, S Commack,
J NJ Burkes, J Levy, NJ Daniel, Va; Thomas
Wengncld, Charlottesville, Vaj q Lee, Nai J
A Ross, BAltimorej James Quinn, Washing
ton, Mrs II A Reed, Ohioi W Dodge, MIDI + l.
barnes, N VI Robert NJ Foust, Philadelphiny
II NJ McCarty, Ky; Robert J Burdette, llli.J II
Maddox, q u Gray and daughter, W IL Neuell,
USA; A J Hofer and son, !. NJ Nelson, NNj
Garnett, ] L shelton, II J Garnett IL II SPIN
dler, A Rudey, Vat L l. Bsrnesi l. Male
geux. WashluEtoni q Fiths, Va; y A AhdcF'
son, NY.
The national Republican., 1868-11-28

citation met last evening at the corner OF
Louisiana avenue and Sixth street; Hon. Jno.
ID. Defrees In the chair, and II. y. Ray secre-
Gibson and l.. z. Williams were appointed a
committee to wait on Hon. Schuyler Colfax,
ascertain when It will be agreeable to receive
an adjourned meeting to be held on Monday
evening, at the same place. II was decided
that this Association be made a permanent
the members and their families. A committee
was designated to secure q suitable hall for
future meetings when the Association ad.
iourned.
The national Republican., 1868-11-28
rnn1rr unI1sE-N. O. MILIAnn.

EBBITT HOUSE-C. q. WILLARD.
Hon I W Osborn, Flat ] II Flanagan, Paj J
W Wilson, N VI Commander d Chsscll, :
N; ID Gibson, Ohioj S L Adams, Pal A W Pres
ton, u A; l. l. Howard, jr, Ohioj l. Meln:
tosh, Ga; Col J 7 Pickett Ci Miss Sallio
and family, W u Dufisld, QrcSoni I rotten,,
u s Al A S Mitchell and daughter, Tennj Hon
! Segar, Va; Col Flsgler, Col II Merrill, v
NJ q Sibra, II II Wallace, o ifosmer, Robert
Craig, U s A; ] 7 Gardner and wife, ClArehe Q
King, u 5 Geological Suryeyi II q Berlin, N
=; Rqrafit and wife, Pat N = Rodgers, Moi
Albert DARLING, n VI Judge u Pringle, Mdi
John Childs, N J; J X Mills, Ed A HOFFMAN,
Nd; W p Murphy, Philadelphiai Thomas
Shankland, N Y; Col Lodor, U Al ii Con-
fill, Trenton; d Bishop, Nd
RIRKWOOD HOUSE-KISG.
J d Kitch, Washington John Hama, Balti'
more Miss Whitaker, II l; Richard Bowie
and wife, Rockvillei Ira W Flock, Jr, BAlti.
more; VIM q Schater, Philsdelphiai Geo u
PoindexteF, Va; John Ready, NJ Garnet
VIM NJ McNeilly and wife and kiMlcy,
DescRAmp, Massi Siegmund LeipEiger, y
TAYLOR, Evans Taylor, Joseph johnson nhl
George Henderson, Philadelphiai ID EmaCk
and Chas A Gallespie, Pittsburgi behJ''
man, New Orleans.
UNITED STATES HOTEl.-M, H. BtAS,
Thomas MellAn, Miss Sarah Robinson, Miss
Mary Sampson, Miss Ellen ID Parrish,
sampson, Joseph sampson, W SomervllIr1;
James Ii Parrish, \ Hawkins, Nai Henry d
Uoyle, Indi B Duncan, n VI A Mayo,
Il McRae, Richmond, ,Nai Osgood, tfaihcs'
yillei Jno Moore, y A McEwen, q w OLeafy
city; Z A BogaTt, Baltimore.
The national Republican., 1868-11-28

GERMAN SOLDIERS AND SAILORS UNION
This association held itA regular meeting on
Wednesday evening at Wills Hall, on Seventh
street, Mr., George Brand presiding, aud
transacted and several new members were adj
mItted, when the association adjourned.
The national Republican., 1868-11-28

POLICE MAoIsTRATEs' CoURTs-First pre-
cinct-Justiee Tucker-Elijah Smith, colored,
and chstsed with robbery, WIS sent to jail for
court Geo. Brookh, c5lored, grand larceny,
dismissed; James @. Busner, colofedi throwing
sixth precinct-Justice Clark-Wm. Hussy,
deserter, was turned over to the military.
Eighth prec,nct--Justice kean-Josiah Hall
kins, coiored, charged with creating a riot,
were held for q further hearing.
The national Republican., 1868-11-28

DEATH PROM ExPosURE.-About O'Clock
on Thursday morning, a colored woman, aged
about so years, was found lying on Massaehu.
setts avenue, near Fourth street west, 10
Ger Lynch procured conveyance, and had hel
taken to the Seventh precinct station, whet
Dr. q. s, Bond administered rcstoratives, bu
without avail, the woman expiring In n few
minutes, 1t 10 supposed that she was intoxi
Gated, and laid out in the storm during tho
night.
The national Republican., 1868-11-28

FOUND oPgN.-Yesterday morning, about
O'Clock, officers Tucker and Davis, ol the sew
enth preeinct, found the store-door OF the
American Tea Company, corner OF Seventh
and streets north, open. Not knowing where
to find the proprietor, Uheer Davis remained
nroprietor at o o'clock. Nothing was missing
The national Republican., 1868-11-28

report tho road In excellent order, the books
we'll kept, and they congratulate the company
upon the success of the efforts OF the pass
fiscal year, and the addition OF 1i2 miles OF
railroad, reaching into one OF the most fertile
and beautiful valleys OF Virginia, making the
entire length OF the road now trayersed by our
trains nearly 800 miles. In addition to this
magnificent work accomplished In the last
twelve or nfteen months, six miles and q half
OF new rails have been laid upon the main
Is the best evidence OF the skillnIl manage
ment and safe condition ofyour road.
The election for officers, which took place
on Thursday, resulted In the reelection OF Mr..
BARBOUR as president, and Of the old board OF
directors.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-02

predict that Gumboro will yet be the centre
Of rich and populous region. :.
Farmers, whitewash your buildings; II
won't cost YOU much and it will more than
pay double when you sell your farm.
LITERATURE.
Education in lower Delaware is in back
ward state. The mind, like the land, has
been neglected and one is as unproduciive
rs the other; amongst the great mass oil the
people of this section and amidst the general
want of education, there are those who stand
head and shoulders above all others Some
of The brightest and best ministers of the
Philadelphia Conference Of the nj. Il. Church..
came from this region and also ministers oil
other denominations. Men who grace the
professors chair look back with feelings not
of shame, but of sympathy upon their hum
BILE birth place, and pray for the day when
our loved Delaware will be as renowned for
its knowledge and general intelligence as it
was ia the days of the Revolution for its
patriotism. In region OF country sur
rounding Gumboro three miles in each direc-
ton, only thirty-tiye papers of all sorts sizes
and character. were taken by subscribers
aud in some instances a number OF these
were taken by one man. But must bring
my Rambling" letter already too long TO u
closeaiter spending very comfortable night
ut Temperance Hotel, kept by Mr.. Woot-
ten. the next morning took the stage back
for Laurel and from there to Wilmington TO
prepare for another Ramhle.
RANRIrR
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-02
Chr Household.
CONDUCTED Dy A DELAWARE LAZY.


Chicken Pie.
Joint and boil two chickens, in sailed
water, just enough to cover them, and sim
mer slowly for half an hour; line a dish
with raised or potato crust. or pic ernst
then put the chicken in layers, with thin
slices of broiled pork butter, the size OF
goose egg, cut in small pieces; put in
enough liquor,i in which the meat was boiled,
TO reach the surface; salt and pepper each
layer, dredge in little flour, and cover all
with light, thick crust. Ornament the
top with the crust, and bake about an hour
in hot oven. Make small slit in the CEN
tire of the crust If it begins TO scorch, lay
paper over it a short time.
| Potato Pie.
Take mashed potatoes, seasoned with salt,
butter and milk, and line baking dish lay
upon il slices of cold meats OF any kind,
with salt, pepper, catsup, and butter or
gravy. Put on another layer of potatoes,
and then another of cold meat, as before;
lastly, on the top, put cover OF potatoes
Bake it till it is thoroughly warmed throiigh
and serve it in the dish in which it is baked,
setting ii i'll or upon another.
Drawn Meat Gravies or Brown Gravies.
Put into a saucepan fresh meat cut in
small pieces, seasoned with salt, pepper, and
bit of butter, and heat il half an hour, till
brown, stirring so that it shall not stick
pour on boiling water, a pint for each pound
simmer three hours, and skim it well; settle
and strain it, and set aside for use; thicker
when you need it with brown flour, tea
spoon full to II half pint.
Peas.
Boil in sailed water little more thar
enough to cover them, from fifteen to thirt,
minutes, according TO their age add sal
and butter, and boil up once, or add the lat
ter after they are taken up; when old the,
! are improved by putting II very little salera
+ tus into the water, say quarter OF tea
q spoon full to half peck of shelled peas
r They make an excellent SOUP also, thckene
c a little with thin flour paste, and seasone
II well, eaten with bacon and potatoes.
0 Greens.
: Rect tons COR small bcets left on) turni
tons. spinach. cabbage sprouts, dandelion.
:, cowslips. all these, boil in sailed water Ii
+ they are tender, then drain in colandeI
pressing hard. Chop them little and war;
4 them in n sauce nan with little butter. La
IT them on buttered toast if YOU like, garnis
,G them with hard-boiled egg. cut in slices.
o not fresh soak them in salt and water ha
an bonr
u s.,.,
: To he in perfection should be fresh gait
g erred mt into sailed water. cold. to reno,
ST al, ;nsec,s. 1c, ,hom stand half an hour. n,