... tary for life to the wig-maker? Beaver-look up ! it CELERY.-Celery, when sinply boiled and eaten c, cold, makes an agreeable salad for those who cannot digest nr it in an uncooked state. Some persons consider it im- et proved by the addition of slices of ...

... Into n as if the learned body had been half-famished for a month. Salads, to try several peculiar kinds of oil, were concocted by Dumas, who prides himselfon his akill in making salads and boiling eggs. All were de- vooced, and the oils declared to be ...

... ieeetd'etirr~~ I i his own woards, w1 aerne~~llnd that wve could do byVfioleepurop~~ .P in~ this ageo ?? omeca snepie the salad of roan is allirto4wlieq..~ or;ml~t~ ~tid 'him, And he feels little disposed, frmlc san xec' ;a mands ls ss teton, let hsi ...

... Coacomn- iso bres, Slagnornnaisee do Homard, Salades do Voltaile, op Petits Pates i. ls Reins, Ris dte Veau a la Rtomaine, Beol- hotines d'Agneau, Filets de Soles Ae la Provengalo, Crievettes, )et Grouse Salads, Gateaue A la h'rangaise, Nougatsd('Ab~ri- ...

... cnommand, e- Sir C. Napldr had heea guilty of no rashness in adopting the po bald line of policy whlichlnire )lied followed in Salade. Oit thle ly cosstrary, any leietaotiolt at seals a time eoulld have been tileI to must Irazardous puliey that could rave ...

... English at 68c. a 70c. gallon. 50,000 lbs, palm brought 5c. a 54c. Lard oil is in fair demand at 65c. a 67o., cash and time. Salad oils are abundant and heavy. ToBACCO.-The demand is good, particularly for fine qualities. Sales 75 hhds. Kentucky. at 3Se ...

... dishes of tarts, (creamred,)40 dishes of almond pastry, 30 dishes of orange and other tourtes, 60 dishes of mince pies, 51 salads Removes: 80 roast turkeys, 6 leverets, 80 pheasants 24 geese, 40 dishes of partridges, 15 dishes of wild fowl, 2 peafowls ...

... unususlly fu 1 eo Of corsnpaaay, aid tile wealither Ia. been alt that eoa:d have set been deasired-.ur beautiful prcneteades, salad,, aitd carriage PI drives pres,.nt, tile wh t1 oh the day, a very atnateaed uppar- o aaice. Tiae .olowinag i. a last of ssine ...

... pigeon pie, veasl cutlets, th lamb cutlets, st~ewed sweetbreads, curries, calf's hecid ta amae; leverets, plum pudding, lobster salads. maccaroni, B jellies and creanis of different sorts, pasties, blanic nisage, clf Ac. The dessert and wines were in equal ...

... pint-and~halt sbottle of rester oil, Asked his servant -lo beling it to him, whets ho told bite it had all been used at table for salads, he huivingI *from time to ?? filled the dunnetro cteors vwith it, believing it fromn tho label ta be intended for ?? Ad- ...

... invitedl ?? I, Bird's-nesit soup. 2. Pork fat fried wilts Potatoes. I. Hage' ihoofs. 3. Mulitt'roors, stewved. .5. Biird's-nest salad. 0. Giblet soul). 7. Kitten hash. S. Fried trrth Potatoes. 9. Rat leajh. I10. Tea. 11. Sbark's first, 12. FrIcrl duicles. 13 ...