{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": "Pfes't. +. v. T. A. S."}
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The EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGs IN JAcEsoN
HALL.-l was passing along our public ave
nue., yesterday, and seeing flag Immediate
ly in front Of Jackson Hall,) with Free Erhibi-
ton Of Paintings on it. thought would drop
in to see what was going on; and in doing so !
was perfectly astonished to see so many beau
tiful paintings, and so many beautiful ladies.
Bless their dear hearts, they are SO fond oi
sweet and pretty things. that they can scarce
ly keep their hands off the paintings. How
ever, i don't suppose the proprietor has any OBJ
iections, for he knows as well as any one else,
that the touch Of lady will never hurt any
thing | think this is the finest exhibition
of the kind have ever seen, and have no
doubt if it was made more public. there would
be twice the number of vsiters. All ] can say
is, that any person who drops IN while pas
sing by, will never regret 1t.


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