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4 Cheap BreGkfast-A son of Erin at Schen. eciady heard the breakfast bell ring n0board ca- nal boat just starting out for Buffalo, The fragrance of the viands induced him to go aboard.

 "Sure, Captain, dear,' said he. "an' what'll ye ax poor man for thravelling on yer Ilegant swan boat? ,"

 "Only cent and half mile and found." re- piled the Captain

 (" An is i, the vittles ye mean to6nd, sure ?''

 "Yes And ifyou're going along, g. down to breakfast .r1 ........., ....., ,..l..., .

 Pat didn't wait 10 be told second time, but having descended into the cabin and made hear ty meal. he came again on deck and requested that the bnat might be stopped. .,l ....--

 ''What do you want to stop ior" inquired the Captain. --H

 :. How far have we come, just '' asked Pat.

 "Only little over a mile." ,.. ..

 Pat thereupon handed the Captain two cents. and coolly told him that he believed he would not go any farther with him, as Judy would wait her breakfast, not know ing that he had breakfasted out! s... The joke was 90 good that the Captain took the cenis, ordered the boat stopped helped Pat ashore and told him that should he ever have occasion tc travel that way again he should be most happy te carry him. -....,. .. -.... ..

 James B. Clay, son of Henry Clay, declines the honor of public dinner rendered him by the Whig citizens nf Philadelphia. In declining the honor offered him, he says: s- .... "I need not assure you that it would give me great happiness to make the acquaintance of my father In this city shall bear to him m Kentucky intelligence of this manifestation ot the kind feel | ings which are entertained towards nun Dy you 1 and those for whom you act and know that he will feel that in this attention to hs son: you nave | added to the obligations under which he already lies to you, for your long continued evidences oi regard and confidence"