... 'rho:other i. a House of Business. and at pre.; sent occupied by Mr. John Ccuooly, consistiog of a Shop. I I rooms, large Kitchen and Servants' room over it, a Coach.boose end Stabling fee 24 Homer, with Lofts capable of holding barrels of Grain ; a Pump ...

... ordivary gas lights. There ale, tn addition to this fine apartment two very spacious committee rooms, and in the rere are kitchens, pantries, cellars, &c, all fatted up in the most approved style, and upon a very extensive scale. It is the property of ...

... Shop, Nine Rams, Two Large Garret-rooms, Two Kitchens, with Servants' Rooms over thou. Coseh-lloose. 'lwo Large Stables, with Corn Stores over them. mod other Out-Offices. A Pump in the Yard; also a good Kitchen Garden. It would be an excellent place fur ...

... have them pretty dry. But if the weatt.er be wet, fix cords to the corners of. sheet, and up to the ceiling or roof of your kitchen. Upon die sheet, 'so spread out, place the slices, so as to dry them as much as possible. If you have a large stock of Potato ...

... Nine Room , . 't Large Garret-rooms, Two Kitchens. with Ser.. rants' Rooms Mrr them. Co.och-Hons , „ iwo Large Stribles. with Coru Stares ..yer st..d other Out-Offirt , .. A Pump in the Yard; 4 good Kitchen Gard-ii. It would be au eitc.-11.-ut place ...

... Two Large Garret-rooms. Two Kitchens, with Ser. wants Rooms over them. Coach-lionse. Two Large &shier, with Corn Storrs over thew, and 'other Ont-Offices. A Pamp in the Yard; also a season he will, SJ usual, he good Kitchen Garden. rine SEEDS -It would ...

... interposition of Providence. It is Yell that occurred in the political world only' 1 1 full p ay on tit Large Gairet-rooms, Two Kitchens, with Sc,'. I. on him since his commencement in busi-'d d ' evident that th shall give up t 1 whoever a right to demand it ...

... Shop, Nine Rooms. Twee Large Catret-rooms, Two Kitchens, with Servants' Rooms met them. Coach-House, Two Large Stables, Corn Stores over them, an otter Out-Offices. A Pump in the Yard; also good Kitchen Garden. and I - --- It would be aa excellent place ...

... entrance to the house of Mr. M. Bishop, in Old street-road, and, watching his opportunity, succeeded in al). eructing from the kitchen a fine large turkey, which was intended for the Christmas dinner, as also a quantity of raisins and currants other et cetera* ...

... the soil, them with evils. They will be found particalarls awful to draw early in • state, while others will bulb early for kitchen use. Tbe true two-bladed onion is the only one that VIII de its duty satisfactorily is this busira-sa without rusual to wed ...

... the attention of two female servants, they had taken a li k ht, and seein4 the MOO gave a scream, and retreated quickly to kitchen, where they locked themselves in. One of them contrived to get through • window, and gave the alarm at the gat.-lodge. The ...

... upon which I ty dinner utensils, chicken hones, bones of fishes, bread and wine, and a faded garland of flowers. In the kitchen, which we oext visited, were foetid cooklug steno ils, remains of fo sl, and the skeleton of a min kitting against the wall ...