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Som after the late fall of snow, an honest
Hihcrnian, from Watertown, who had been
perusing ali account of the new census OF bos-
ton, met one oi his countrymen at the corner
of Congress and w ater streets, and after the
usua, saiutations, the latter remarked, "We
have had considerable snow" 'Yes, indeed
you have" the other replied, "but think
we have had more in Watertown, in proper
tioD to the number of inhabitants"


Some company in Ireland dsputing rela-
tive to the quickness of reply sscribed to the
lower order OF that country, it was resolved
to put the matter to the test in the person @!
a clown who was approaching them. pat
said one of the gentlemen, elf the devi! were