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BILL OF FARE.-A Baltimorean jury locked
up on the 4th, ordered the following moderate
bill of fare:


"Four hams, three dozon chickens. one
quarter of veal, four hind quarters OF lamb,
ten gallons Of oysters, forty pounds OF beef,
five bushels of potatoes, twenty lunches OF
beets, four boxes of cheese, one barrel oi
crackers, lemon, brandy. gin. old rye whiskey,
five barrels Of ice, and one peck of mint"


There is something in such arguments as
these, which, no doubt, were more easily com
pretended by the jury than the nice points and
subteties of the law.