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"iioKTit Viml, but t n .yft'rioii nn to excite
r-prruilation.
Those ol the matrimonial clinrartor re, of
rooTgo, rirominrnt, mid slio tins difficulty that
ronie men, and even women havo In Mocurintc
"partners tor lite." Here in an instance of a
delicate way ofmlvrrtls iib for a husband, which,
ronslderlnp that It. i (mm a yonnar lady, comes
meat remarkably to the point, without uny femi
nine circumlocution:
W ktki. Br a young lady airod nineteen, of
plenums cnntennco road tlore, imrerablo man
ner, general Information, ana varied accomplish
mrntR, who has studied everything from the crea
tion 10 ciochet, a situation in tbo lamly 01 a gpntlo.
man, rho will tuke the bead of the tablo, manaire
hln kou'rhold, ooold his servant, nurse his bbio
when Ihey arrive), chack his tralesmon's bills,
accompany him to the theatre, cut the loaves ol hfs
new book, sew on h s buttons, warm bin clippers,
and renoi ally make bis hie happy. Apply, In the
first place by letter, to I.ouisla Caro ine, Linden
lirove, , and al'erwards to I'apa, upon the pre
mltes. Wedding- Ring, Mo. 4, Small.
The following, of the same genJor, is equnlly
r explicit:
A HlOHLY KKSPaCTABLK WIDOW, A LlTTLB
Over Ibibit, oncicunibcied, and poscsinr hor
own pin-money, Is of a kind and atloctionato dispo
sition, and capable of makin a home happv, would
like to correspond with a widower obior tban hor
seli (has no objection to a lamilv), with a vlow to
matrimony, can five pood references and reason
for this mode ol mak in her wishes known. Will
receive letters lor one wee. Addrem, etc. etc.
The "highly respectable widow," for die
benefit ol the coining husband, is "unincum
bered," but graciously sajs in advance that she
"baa noobjection to a family." She w, however,
particular that the future husband should Do
widower oldr than herself' fancying, perhaps-,
that "old birds are oitugbt wit h chad," or
rather, maybe, that widowers of experience
make the most pliant bunband-i, if perchance
the y have gone through a hard mill. Neverthe
less, those disposed to reply to audi an adver
tisement should remember Sam Wcller's immor
tal advice, "tteware ot the vidders !"
Heie is another, which is really tantalizing:
Watbimoniai-. A young lady, aged eitfhtron, of
pood appearance, now visiunitlii tho country, wishes
to concspond w.tli a gentleman between the aires of
twenty and thirty with a view to matrimony.
Money no object, as the advertiser possesses atnnle
means to support tbem hauUaomuJy fhrougn lite,
l'teaie audrecs Miss fc , strout, Now York.
- Sweet "elchtcew," "money do object," "anple
menus to support tbem handsomely tliroiiirli
life." Great inducements! and, doubtless, a
great humbug. But stili.it maybe that Miss
y is "honest." Nevertheless, we cannot
help questioning the "good appenrance" of the
advertiser.
Very joung men are also guilty of adver
tising for matrimonial companions, A proaiis-.
irigjounir oentlemnn i;-a9 ajvertiseci the
Ivew York Dispatch:
1 AM TWBNTT-THltKE YEAH8 OF AOIt, flvO teet
eleven Inches and a halt In height ; a fluro aud
iace said to be the niodol or gunmotry and beauty;
a gentleman by bir h and li.liontanco (there was
never a median 10 in my family); educated in a
buiopean Unlvi reity ; an accomplished musician;
a thorough linguist aud uttuny incapable ol' earn
ing a living. 1 should like to marry into a wealthy
lamily, which, wanting ihi ireitige ot birth, would
be elevated by an alliance with me. I could make
mysull goncrally u-ctul m such a lamily by toactilng
the lounger members manners, and accu'tumin
tho o.c er to the tatty carnage and g ace ot well-bred
people. Uieio are many weal dv latuiliei wuo have
boxvi at the opora, wbo, under my dircc ion,
'would speeiliiy learn to look as aristocratic aud i im
portant as they try to pars mde laerftseives that taey
ure. Such a lamily. alter a lew ics-ous trjia me,
would pass lor we ! bred people in a crowd -and I
should make thorn understand the opo.a, which now
they do not.
Few can doubt tho eligibility of this candi
Otite for the marriage noose. But hs is in a bad
fix, and honestly t-avi tbut he wants a wtfo t i
take care of lutn. And, really, his brillin.ut ancl
substantial accompliibmeuts 'should recommend
bmi to some of the new families of Murray Hill,
who would find such n son-in-law a rare acquisi
tion. The next, quoted from the New York Herald,
is mo lest with all the virtue of innocence:
Wanted. A situation a son. in-law in a respecta
ble lamily. Blood aud brooding no object being
being already supplied; capital essential. No on
jcction to going a short distance into the country.
Another youag man is hunting att.;r a hand
some iucome:
JUATIUMONIAL WiSTH) A
inte.ljgence and a moderate allowance of h -nnr. h
a young man ol tweuiyiive passably gowd-looking,
and enjoy.Dg a Handsome income. Any young 'r'li
ol property, ma trimon ally inclined, may And a cor
refpond,nt ot lite ire inaHon by addr4 jg Hany
Th gem ot tmtrimouiu! advertisin". how
tver, is the folio ins;. TU? wr.ter is evidently
a coward; but nil!, under certain circuni.
utancee, displays a remarkable decree of com
mon tenpc:
nrrTi!ilT!!0HG"TLEM.AJ',ou t,ie PIn of setting
carried, i desiroun ol meeting a man ot experience
who will dioiuade bin, jrom such a step . iad?w"
Experience "alter marriage" produces alo
some curious features in the advertlsi-j
columns, tor example, a man out Wist thus
poMa bis truant wile:- 1 Taus
Oh the 6th ol July", on the night of Monday
doped from her hu-band, he wile ot John Urundy
His - .ot tor her abBence eicu day growlug doep- .
should any man find her he begs bim to ioe jJ
Another husbnndfcis disconsolate. -nfl' .,,.
send tke net .u
JirtZZra,X:'v1kM wtl1 ruln a''- TWl "ur
return-" nl-your children Return
elurn -ail ay be well happy. At any rae
nclose the key ol the cupboard whore the gm is. "
LIn,th,? c?luTUD8 -of the Albany Times we Qnd
the following advertisement, which we conv
rerOofim, free from charge: '
C3Kkwabu Tho above reward will be paid to
whoever will cause the return to me of m wire
&'n.bl10 ' 01 midait 8,z0- 1,"nt complex ioned!
lrecklcs on face, short hair, trimmed behind, and
wears beao-catchors. is about 16 years ol age, and
2n.l0VS" d'sP10n, and had on three rattan
hoops. Wm. Bkow, corner of JLodge ana MaldenT
A repentant husband, of Conway, N. II., thus
exposes hu weakness to the gaze of the public-
..nTHtfnnBt8.1, ?A"lfI- Clat- throurt misropre
paoe mfaC"d I0 P03t m wl,e "noua in the
papers now beg leave to intorm the nubho ilmr i
wXSS everything, as
weVavV'womeS,1,.aU1:0,'Kh not 50 commonly,
bund, in Vr n ?,lver,"iiig tor truant fcuV
5"n : Injye, however, there I, h,7t litnl
ithoZe-y-
in8lance, wnen a woman thus ei. ' 1
i - 'i m ir. as ior
n a woman thus r-w. . ' Ti'Yl
tLr,.T?n' cnntenrllnif against evils and o".
rages that menaced her very exlsteneo i
out rif trouble by some Goo7au arit n anX
solving to obey that inmnctinn t hot .
been long Bounding hi K 'o Lrf y,''ave
more:" Uo anc "In no
MB. C., Of 132 B W.-Spring ttt,.t
plaoe lor me on the lSth-evenino v ? ooA
iny life and liitlo mouey. God bVcss """ssa'ed
you out ol your trouble. 1 leit town? orev??.d "olp
Maris n
Every day we find just such bits of mm
lurking aruone the -Pei-aonuls." Listen ? M0e
wail of Direction from a fallhtul w!?
heart: "'"an &
Alonzo. Received. I implore you to suffer mo
to come to you. Your society (even in poverf.i I
should prelor to all the world bebldi-s. Pray
me hope ot aeeinv you soon, I am truly unsoiau e
nw to same attdress. '-UiA.A.
As an offset, we often find fugitive friends or
Telatlvee Implored to return to thoir de&erted
homes. Here are two such, addressed to the
same person on different day:
7MiJ?'r.?0,lT: w ervanxlom about you.
Write or return home. AU wdl be forgiven.
-i.n'i.TiJ'.4011'1 Tu come home? Have
you net any sympathy for mer If ou culd anpre
elate my lova for you. you would never desert your
Xoiue and inends, W e a;t only mortal, and labie
mA1LY- !Vm
e I yon wil return, your word shall be law.
jaao pny on me, do, lor Heaven's sake !
w. K. 8,
Hie following Is evidently from a coxcomb
wno nas oecn carrjlrg on a correspondence
" " wuiiu loinajitc iiiiKnowu:
1 nt'THwuL' letters all received. She Is earnestly
rrqnotPd to throw aside the impenetrable veil of
n. vii ..-y wmcn row enynions nor, and grant an in.
toiTinw. ( bar es has loved slnoe-ol Mrm.ntir. ,n
votenly ; lint believed hin tra" ranee was wasted on
ueoesertair. Miould the obiect of his alioctions
piove to be the fair unknown, happiness mi) yet be
in ur n,r uoin. wnen thoy meoi ( harns will do
s.Tioe nis paiaoo by the lake ol tomo, which, with
bimsoil. bis ten thonand a year, his shooting box
on the Mississippi, and all his other Jowe.s, shall be
To close these "personals" of a special char
acter, see whatlooi-e Ideas of American etiquette
atid KhrIIM) grammar bieak out In the following
tiiiuouucemt.nl:
JP ih young lady who bowed to a cAntloman in
a window on Broadway, near Ilroome street, who
iihu uii m uiuo urem ani D-aoK si K mantM a, will
mini luun, uroaoway I'ost lllllco, and
sta e bow an introduction can be obtainod, she will
What on earth cculd a gentleman in a blue
tires and bluck silk mantilla have been doing in
a window on Broadway? and wby should a
jonns lndy w ho had never been introduced Dow
(o bim, unless thc took him for a lay figure in
tended to reprt sent a Chinese mandarin? We
conicfs that our ingenuity is entirely at fault
nere, nnrt mat we ennnot venture upon even a
pronanip tolution ot this advertniug riddle.
We therefore leave it amonj the unsolved mys
teries. That the Irish are in America we find ludL
crous evidence even among advertisements.
The following appeared during last vear in one
of the New lork dailies:
NoTicit. If the gentleman who keeps a store in
tedar street with a red head, will return the um
brella be borrowed from a lady witb an ivory han
dle, be will hear ot something to hu advantage.
Another, in the same paper, setting forth the
many conveniences and ndvantaees to bo de
rived from mot il window-sashes, among other
particulars enumerates as lollows: "Tuo-e
sashes wilt but forever; and attr rwardi, if f he
owner has no use for them, they might b sold
for old iron." .
The above can only be matched by an an
nouncement contained in a transatlantic news
puper: MiHsrso from Killarney, Jake OTooartt she
bad in her arms two babies and a Guernsey cov,
all hiack, with red har and tortoise "hell combe
behind her ears, and largo spots all down her back,
w hich equints awfully.
Here is another which is "confusion worse
confounded," but Is certainly a bona fide advjr.
tH'ment;
Tins is to certify that that I, Daniel O'Fiasa.
can, am not the pcr-on who was tarred and
feathered by the liberty mob on Tuesday lust; and
I nm ready to give twonty guineas toauyce that
will bet me fifty that 1 am the other man who goes
by my name. -
Witness my hand, this 80ih of July, 1865
IUn. O'ii lamaoan.
Among "Personals" in the London Tones, a
il w ji-iiis j:u, me loiio .ving cuanenre anrieared
M"iu j u, vi iiitj oitr pr;. ;
I, fcuzABETH Wilkinson, of ( lerkenwell, having
lull siittiu nnn a ti-jtli iln,...nh ll..,:
i, . Vi . V. t """""" yoia, ana icquir
M mi..iiuiuii, uu luviio Her in mt mo on tno
stae, and i ox me for threo gu.neas, each woman
holding halt-a crown in each hand, and tie first
uwuvy iu ioe ine oattlo. isho
Ebad have rare sport. ouo
inis evoked an answer on thp next
couched in the following language:
day,
t ANNiA?HYFIKI1.,.otNew''ate Market, hearing
Of the resoluteness oi Elizabeth Wilkinson will not
lad, God willing, to give her more blows than words
Utsirmg home-blows, and lrom her no lavor. she
may exi ect a jjood tnumping. ' e
. beAond?u TTe8 ty-the-way, is not very far
behind tne New York presi in tue eingulanty of
many of its nciyernaements. As an example of
the peculiar things found in its columns, take
the announcement ot the wants oi a pious and
aliiuent elderly lady, who, desirous of having
the services ol a domes'ic like-rain led with her
self, appeals to the public for "a groom to take
charged two carnage-horses of a serious turn
of mind." 8o. also, thn ai
also, the shnnln.linuWoH
keeper, who adveitises his "limited charges aud
civility;" and the description riven liv Hi
traded lamily ot a runaway nu mber, wno con
sider that they are allording valuable means for
bis ldentibcation, by saving, "Age not precisely
known, but looks older than he is."
Only a few weeks ago.he '-Thunderer," un lpr
irs ""'"J1"." advertised lor "a nurse in a small
ccntlemnn's tt-mllj'." The size of the ?entteman
might, pmhably, be entcell,i:cl B matter worthy
of mention, rs female servants nd'fi.vs. even
in Old England, are growing dainty - lle ndi"
Mini e in this country, so long endured'wiiurnt
complaint, has at length grown to such propor
tions that the press, wth its ten thousand
tongues, has condescended to come to the aid
of the persecuted housekeeper. Aud even the
S"'?, rvi.-mn 18 sometfuiesTused to contain
a piece of wholesome satire hitting at tue do-
'vil. The New ilavca tiiUzRamntdj
published 'the tollowing:
Waved to Hire A lady, having a pleasant
omo, no incumbrances but a limband and one
c'ild, wishes to place herself at the disposal of soma
servant who can come well recommended lrmhor'
last i iaco. she would jiroler ouo who would bo
willing to remain within door tat least five minutes
after the work is finished. She would also stipu
late lor the privilege ot gomsr to church herself ouce
each Sunday, having ben eompel cd to refuse the
liiBtapp. leant, who was not willing to allow nor but
hall a day once a lortnigbt. Wages satisfactory, if
unaer $10 a week.
Mie is deeply conscious of the utter Inability ot
ladi g iu general to comp'y with t;io proienr, do
mand ot servants, but sho hopes by strict attention
to please in all respect. 1 be best of references oan
te given ; a'so, a good recommend trora one who
has now leit hor to the fate of many housekeepers.
1 lease apply belore 6 A. M.
While on the subjee, cf servant., among the
many curiosities with which the advertising
cjlumns ol the London 'limes are daily
studded, we do not remember to have ever met
with so splcniiid an effort as the following,
which appeared recently:
Do you wa?t a behvantT Necessity prompts
the question. Tho advuitiser offbn nm services to
any lady, or gentleman, company, orothors, in want
of a truly Inithlul, confidential servant in any capa
city not menial, where a practical Knowledge of
human nature in various parts ot tho wor d would
be available. Cou d undertake any affair ot sina 1
or groat importance, where ta'ent, mviolab o
secrecy, or good address would be necessary, liii
moved in the best and woist societies without being
contimmated by either ; has never been a servant,
but begs to recommend h mueit as one who knows his
p ace; is moral, temperate, niHuie-aged. So objoc
t on to any part ol tne word. Could advise any
capitalist wishiuv to iucrcao his income aud have
tho cmtrol ol his own money. Could act as hoc ro
tary or valet to any lady or gentleman. Can g.vo
advice or hold his tongue, uui, duuoo, play, fenco,
box, preach a sermon, toll a story, be grave or gay,
ndicu ous or sublima, or do auy thing, from thn
curling oi a peruke to the storming of a citadel, but
litver to excel his master.
The public, it is feared have too much rea
toti to complain that it is too Ircqueutly the
case that advertisement give an uncertain
Round. Newspaper columns are open to the
nonet and the dishonest alike, eo that even the
high-toned, moral, or religious character of the
juuri ai publishing a certain advertisement
auordu no guarantee to the public that respond
ents may not be swindled. In this connection
it is not necesf-ary to reter to lotteries, gift en
teipriseH, etc. Such concerns are bein" gene
rally correctly estimated, ami it is only y ud
vert'sing on an extensive scale that they can
now meet with any degree of success by now
and then catohin,: a flat. But people in searoli
ot employment, and others dinsoscd (for tho
purpose of inquiry or speculation) to the pur
chase of undesignated trinkets lor ornamenta
tion, or articlaa "useful to every housekeeper."
L',iJ?Iri!lllt 10 complain of the many deceptive
?)rpa v con,aiid in tiiedaily and weeklr
but7fc I . UUD"oare not only gni od
hv 1Lor ln8tace. venty-tive cents is
aviuLl -T "ome P"on to a firm in which
m'a lQCOla w,c." " receyWes in
'warranted r.qU8ntlty ?f. ointment,
as sure Si t iciu? certain cataneous diseases
Piece of tin solA kee.?4 Um".'u Pa2Ve1 a
watch; "no fair nV.rtt,e' ,',n lh.6 hape,ot
"I'atent time-k "e dol1"J t0 : for
tut of order," anUp?'arr,intednever to Kfit
"tu rceiyj.1 in return a commo
I card, on whirl, !- .'
rani nrr shawl an!Ua',.IiB'' Wh,cb' mltn accom
f IIII'k -pl.D ij wotth nearly one cent
m. .-V, j wilt, r WO mir i-if f wa Ik
i.nki n,i.;; ..".lung tne pre-s.
vertLVng ?Sr"AS ''.nging ad-
necesM.y of aome kind oi ' r "2
,yj linillC
lraud.
in an
innianee, is one lrom fhn ii,rrL
Here, for
Uatetle: 1 MU'1 tonuon)
ll'X' fof " eellent
other account than his M'Iwith u,m n
1. A. I'., lot tlHce? Chn.ou? teudenoie. Jdress
ine second is lrom the
1 samo paper:
A COUNTRY
VIbe"ney0,l?ntThd WlM ,oc'
lul to any b
into her sorv
cannot recommen.l 7:lLrm.i!omel "at whom be
.commena lor honesty .J truthiuines.T
Address, etc, eto. ""-""y anu truthfulness,
rtfi? ?ZrybarTicsn lan'rK f
a.vs:-..N.JJ. Ldies who tuif "tj." ??'
Bin ,i rr ; "r" "uu w?f
nuu wisn cnenn .u.,
lonir." w . .h r.V"l W1U ot last
ley will nni l..iii
double etitrmire " iQe oenetit of the
j-'i,,, '. : YtiiiBer i
ein pVter:-1 Wa" latC,y M West-
WnKRFAS, at partionlar times I m.i .
my irimids and others to let me Lay MiSSiB,l,e
s hnrtlul to me and deinmen ul tS socte Thb'f h
JberPloro, to forbid any pcnooi . !. 1', Tn" li-
inng mo have any on any aooonnt nZ 4 uur "r
If Ihey do 1 wM pd-tlTel" prSiil?',
standing any promise 1 may Zk.to '
at the time they may Jet me have t contrary
in...,., u JoH,r Holmes.
T?I'.tAnW ha, become
b'j auuiciea to the nsn itf iim ,. "uiiio
tration, ..Bii a-.i 7";'""," n'9 dm.n,s,
tiovocatlon (not. indeed , u laZ, caJ", an(1
board", butVotakT mA'L?leJ1,?.b"1 n1
h.: "Bl"P ?? .? ' V'?t If he Will nd ht".
ii-a . .7.1.. ooaro and
his contracting after 'this rSit. "To Ml 0f
cejiuuur, ceptomber23. 1861.
Paor Polly ! "Pretty Polly 1"
western papers seldom tail to afford a-niiKo
ment, even aside from t h Pit' aftl nmnfl nfl' . .
The printers sometimes use even the a Ivertl.intf
drear ment to point a joke. One of t he S
hat8 'ft mile lrom ? r IdtaTaud who
hang, his sign on ihe fimb of a tree. SrY
them, whose.
for an nnnrn7i:r a" V" "V" "cc- ttvertises
- v., uu uy sayintr,
trom the country would be preferred."
A boy
-Q.nvi.iivi uu vei uses:
. h y ted.-A smart, active boy, who can
read and write, and is not disposed to divide the
fioss icccipta ol the Cotabllshmont w.th the prour.e-
z)MOfflwri,10I,UO,,t bY """""W
LTihhl 9"lPePcl Observer advertises for au editor
In the loll living terms:
.Wasted -At this office, an editor who can
p.ease everybody; also a foueman who an sa
atraiiije the paper as to allow every man's advertise
niout to head tno coiumu.
By the folio wiug it will bo plainly sn that in
some parts of Ohio "the schoolmaster is abroad "
while punctuation is nowhere: '
Notice to iRESPASSEns Notico is hear By
Given that now pursou m pur Mined to take Ene
Nuts oIr.ueKludoutof Mi Woods Mi hogs Must
Livo Look onte. "
Here is another, which for its morality (or
rather, for the want of it) is really atrocious: '
To Rent. A. house on Melville avenue, located
immed'atoly alongside ot a fine plum orchard, from
which an abundant suoply of the most dolicious
fruit may be stolon during the Boason. Kent low
lud tlio irmitl.r l.arf In rn,. ,n " '""l
I . 14 J1UU13.
The proprietor of a b iilding site in Wisconsin
advertises uis land for sale n ih. fv.n...,
poetic style
1 . n "o
A ranlcee (certainly "irrepressible") adver
tises that he will repair clocks, lecture oil Piir--nology,
milk kiokinsr cows, and go clamming at
hihtide. Dunns hu leisure lie will have no
obiection to edit a newspaper in tbo bargain.
But a Mississ ppi paper in some respects
takes the pnlm lor audacity, when its o n
editor and proprietor advertises a so r tor sale
saying that it, is "sold lor no fault, except that'
haviL'sr been raised by a Methodic preacb-r,
she has acauired toogient a nart.ialir.vfnpa..rin
chickens to be ngieeublo to the nresent. owner?'
' i'atcb" ftdvertisementi have latterly come I
into common use vorv mneh. niimmniin t. 1
the disgust of the serious trader ", ', ld
generally placed umoiiP' ''',-::, ,u3e. Hl'e
nali or In the - - notices" in City jour
pais, cr W tne iUmng of rearllns, matter ot the
conntry weeklies. Many of them are exceed
ingly lnaeniou and d splay no small degree of
talent in tneir compilation auu adaptation. Uiie
or two examples are hero set in type:
When Anaxagoras wa told of the death of his
son, l.e only said: "1 knew be wa nior'al." So,
w han wo roe a splendid pair of ladies' slippers, we
say : "I know they oaino lrom Crispin Puller's."
A short cliapUr on Noses ends with an adver
tisement of a clothing store:
Nopkolooy. Some genius, who has dov.,tod
much thought and attention to the suiject, c a-e9
noses as follows: 1 The Human Nose ; 2. The tiro
cian Nose; 8. I ho Cogitative, or Wide-nostriled
Nose; 4 The Crook -d Nose; 6. The Suub Nose; 8
Ihe i'urn-up Noso, or Celexnal. Now, it must bo
confotscd thnt the prejudice goes very strongly in
favor ol wearing a nose; and ibat every oue who a
thing or two knows nevor falls to procure nis bun
day clothes at eic. eto. eio.
Poetical ? advertisements are of such a char
acter, almost iuvariahly, as to fail to merit re
production. Ouo may frequently met with half
a column of the trash, which, however U sel
dom read. Such as the following may be effec
tive, but only from their brevity. Dewey, for in
stance, a grocer in Burlinsrton, Vermont, rhymes
away on teas and other po.ables funnily and
punnily:
Waek, Green, Souchong, and Oolong,
Chocolate, Cocoa, and so along ' -
1 hose are tho drinks that go along
At Dowey's.
Under the heading "Wiyes Wanted'' a certain
nianulacturer advertises a new kind of so ip:
I want the wives my plan to try,
And save tho Bteam and bubble
Ilia: nowa'teud the washing day,
Also, the loii and trouble
'1 wice ten thousand noble dames
1'ionounce it quite a treasure,
And all unite witn heart and voico
To praise it without measure.
Whon you waut he bo-t soap, c l lor, otc. etc. '
The following dunning advertisement is
quoted as one of the bet of the clusa. It comes
lrom tho Went, and has the pure Western flavor
ld it only appeared lately, tho advertiser
might have had the benetit ol tho wide and
wido'y extended circulation ot this aiticle. It
is only to he regietted that the writer published
his advertiemeut too Boon:
Notice Tenons indebted to tho Tusca'oosa
ISook Stoio aro rospeo fmly soheitod to pay tne r
last year's account lorihwitb. It is of no uao to
honey ; payments must bo pa dn least one i a vo ir
orlftiall rundown at tho heel. Everybody says'
How wed that man Woodruff Is goiuir on in the
world 1 whon ti e laot Is, 1 have noi positively spare
change enough to buymvseli a shirt or a pair of
biecuhe. My wife is now actual. y engaged In turn
ing an old pair wrong side out, and tr,iug to make
a new shirt out of two old ones. Hho declares that
in Virginia, whore she was raised, tboy never do
surh things and that it Is, moreover, a downrigut
vulgar pieoi of busimes altogether, dome, come,
pay up. trleni'sl Keep peace in the lamily, and
enable me to wear my breeches right aide out. You
can birdiy imagino bow much it will obllpe, doar
Sirs, the pubiio'a nioat obediont, most obliged, and
most huniuJe servant.
. The annexed advertisement is reprinted for"
the benefit of that much-abused clas board-tng-nouse
keepers. It may justly be supposed
to emanate lrom a confirmed and crusty bache
lor: ,. . , ..
Board ad Rpos Wartbd -In some sensible
family, uninfected with eats poodle dogVcanary
birds, Juviiile jewsharps. mliuiokmg old maids,
aohemlug widows, feminine "bopelula" with match
making mammas, or ether uuaqw ijot dinner
u:hIiEJOW?OFPoc,0,B'a,,d "nrrounding conntry.
is the most beauului winch Aature ever mxde. "tie
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20 18GC
- ' v4U AOUW
rrqnlied op.
n onii
N. Y,
"ui3vu K?(inrt
The Botton Tr a oe'cr lately contained. In th
form ol an advertisement, a fair hint at the un-'
""""i " 'cuicai, ana ridiculous custom of
u iio'joieocnovs who every Sun
Ti li I"""""'' inirontot the churches an
evil wMch nnioriiinatelv exists In nianVothcr
vmaaeB besides Rnufnn m. u :'"" ,Halr
ii u.-n'i i h :
9 9 vvuxiti, ,
Advertising tTatngem-. are sufTiclently nurr
IV ,"J?,e"t,,no a sh-ctot exaraoles. O
mo
no
y- " wiiwjui, - wnereny bangs a
tale,"
nn mn rrfi as a' . . 1 .1 i .
" jirnff, ;ue receptac e of al tb nrrs
litciary worth preserving. Tlie story is ,
lined in the purchase ot the entire stock of a
hhZr.- bur, soon afferhis
nm t iiV. YLBl 00 am overstocked
Himself. Hp wa on tho point ol reluctantly
""i1"" "i"06 of hi" "hands" when a sharn!
hnt nr. -u"""JLAne, enpness ol the
. na.n, T.tn im-mreo and diHtrlhi
eitactly as had been already done ior some t
pui,1VUjft, lii'lU 1UP bill wnn
jiuiiag Ais '-aad to forth Thn
... . . . vj.c auvrrnicment was in unov.
ceptionable Enelish. The result pertectly nil
tilled the intcninr'. o..(, .i,:11' .3."
,..vV:7." . " -."iviiinu'iu', inese
rled these' bills in their Vwkna mrlly
showed them to their friends. Uno or two
elderly pentlomen, previously perfect strangers
came to the shop, bought "ate," and expos!,
liuea oravelv with the 'aKnr'i',, " ,i. r .iV1
rirsui. louilg lul iiwrt nurnhiianfl r...
i r . - - f 'WH lUV! 8U
,bed.for.H..raVcI
n ., 1 i T V"U 111- BIlUUKHt'DiT.
i " " 1 1 i t . i 1 1 v , i m 1 1 1 iiino n-. in i in. ..i. . . i
xur mji.u occame known, and thn nrnnn, i;
irennpiit is im . n u i . v
uu u,.Hri ne stieec-bJvsca II
iug out the p.tinS1i.i,o,i i. r.. .... "jyoi..iii-
Atroi-si) Ix." r. . aunc vour
ration nf ,h,a TT-i" """I lu P'lOll-
k -' 1 . uii uiiuin iit m nirh hut i. - ,
w i i o i,ui in h in t i,t entcmiA i ..j
I-f.-'-tveaVha
'vu v V I t 1 IU llll nnT nnorinn T l
day the pronunciation of the now popular in-
OUiry 18 that Of the nrnrinnl hanw.h'.l r
The examples given will shjw that' the art of
Dm, ii not one oi ine Bne arts, is cer
tainly one of tbe most useful. In fact it ha"
-Vii.l Si " "'--nry ootn 10 btuer and
are tnose, however, who have
n""""" " maKc it in reality a lini art,
wVU - ouu MBiemauc advertising,
b.y mirressmg his razor-trop indelibly on tbe
inind ol every bearded member of the kingdom
, ,thiPF f?rMt Potent aten, he bo..sted a lau-'
ieate tn hi-; pay, aud every one remembers tii
l 'I'Y I T" 111 1 I.I j IVln i -3 ! 1
i p J iiiiuvHiuais eo ctiriom to
t-imw wuo mew up n. 3 advertisements: '-La
Sir! we keeps a poet."
Cut by universal consent, the world has ac
corded to the late Georae Kobins tbe palm iii
the line style of commeicial pulling. His ad
yertwements weie really artistically wn'ten
I.ike Martin, he had the power ol invests-'
every landscape anu.buildtng that he to.iciw
with an importance and majesty not attainable
by meaner hands. He did, perhaps, go beyond
tne yielding line of even poctlcil II ense, when
he oesenbed one portion ot a paraeise he was
about to subject to public competition as
adorned, among other charms, witn "a hanc
jng wood," which the astonished purchaser
lound out meant nothing more nor less than an
old gallow?. Hut theu he redeemed sli 'lit
manoHrvie of this kind by torches which ds
p ayed a native aud overflowing genius tor puti1
iuc. On one occas-ion he had made the beauties
ot an tstute so enchanting that he found it
necessary to blur his description by a fault or
1 wo, lest it should prove too bris-hi and priori
'ior human uuiuie's oaiiy rood." "Uiit there
,f5af.,r' t0 th,s ProPrty." sighed out
this anostle ol thpninn ".ho i. ., , i
. , ii' i ui in- rwc
leaves and ihe noise of the nightingales." Cer-
lumiy luerncionc 01 esqulsite pu (Hug could no
lurther go.
We cannot refrain Fmm
of bis advertiseraen's, which were always of
considerable length, sometimes 'iccnnving a
entire column ot the Times. Tbe folUwin
extract refers to the sale nf i.'nn i.. n
seishlrc. iter tho usml introduction, Mr."
Robins went on to say : '
And in ine description that necessarily mu3t fol
low. Air Kobins, without tbe Slightest aTuo atiou,
proc aims that he approaches the last with foar and
ticmo ing. 't he only saving clause by wntch he
can well seek to soiten tbo r preaches of an en
lightem d and deeply-read community i- alone to be
found in the liberty ti.e cenipuser will taxo witn
authors so highly giitcd- that lie must indeed bj a
bold mau who will not yield a-ooui 10 his rcsearohos.
Uugilulo is no mi au authority aud with tuis aud a
few iniroduotoiy lacts, the bercu ean task must be
appri actied. Ibe Fort vi by iiemtsnes are ta oe
traced back to a very distant day, aud it, has ever
since maiulanedna proud superior ty over every
otbci monastery in England. It is nsoendidiv
grai d ano nniquo Lmldinir, a'torether rcahz ug
l.oi d By ion's glowing description of Norman
Abbey:
"An old, old monastery once, and now
S ill older mansion oi a rich aud rare
Mix'd Got lo, such as artists all allow
ifew specimens et leit us can compare."
Its classic tront extends lo noar 8'J j toor. i ho order ol
architectuie is in the 1 udor s y e, and may be dated
aoout the time of iienrt Vlll ; t ut to dosunbo it bb
It deserves is felt to oe tar beyond the reach of tne
li lilted capaoliy of tbe composer, and oven muoh
wiser beads would ce puzzied in the attompt to do
it justice it is indeed the great L via han of tho
West I s fame has been held in tho highest vene
ration lrom generation to feneration, and it is now
avowad lo have no successful nvat amidst the vast
variety of monasteries to oe touud throughout the
eountiy. Ibo first impresaiou on benold.nT this
ancient pile the writer loo is can nevor be obliterated
from bis momory ; Ms mind on tno in-taut soemid
to be subdued into a most devout and religious
state, one olatso uie wonaer, m'xed up with bound
less admna ion ; it was a joyom s eoiaule, bu Mr.
liomus cannot too earnestly invoke all those wuo
po6ea a soul congenial with objeota of autlqui y
to po to the abbey, and ihou judge lor them
selves; they will, with one accord, pioolaim bow
absolutely impi.gsibie it is to convoy in suit
able terms the panogjrio which would be
awarded to it. Tbe county in which thoao iey Ij
placed will not red to any o her. I ha reader
iioed'iuot to be rem uded that, in days of yore, tho
taste ol the Monks in the selection of ineir land waj
never questioned aud am'dst all-the good thin?- ot
this world, tt ev were remarkablo tor tho accuracy
oi their juocment. In e cctiug the best of every
thing, even tho tat of tl e land was i oi accuuuted
too good lor taeir rehuo l tuto. 'i'ms priticd'y pro
perty is ad fuehold ot inheritance, surround id b
lawns and pleasure grounds, wita travelled walus
between rows of umbrageous Lees ot great siz an l
staielinesi', iiitcrcoptcd with o niiuijmul waters,
cascades, and watona Is spaikliug with fj.i'ii,
and here; and tlieio a statue to diversity
tbe fceno Ihe park, whioa is onu ot croat
Leau'y, is stocked witli dver, whoso venhon ha" ob
tamed the highest eolfcbnty lor it latins and fluo
tiuvor, while tli soli, undulating lallagn ot its mag
nificent and ttmo-honorod tioi s m pornetuaily do
luilinf tho eye into a belief tnat it was oi bouudloss
et tit, and im; arting just such an t r of tomoerod
wilunecs as would pratify iho lover ot scenery,
witiiout oflense to tlio-o who aro mollnod to lo -k
rat bur for tho evidenoos Ol the siiporiuteudlng hand
ol care and cultivation. Inoeed everything suemi
to mcrcato tho charms of a scot so nob In uataro's
beauties. Ot the oruamou al waters in liont of the
abbey we find It thus recorded :
'Before the uinnsion ay a lucid lake.
Broad as tram-parent, deep aud freshly tod
Ev a river, which its softened ay did take
lu currents through tbeoaloaor waters spreai.'
Trie liver Axe, so renowned bv the disciple of
Tak Walton for its piscatory pleauresanddoHoious
trout, winds ln serpentine beauty through iba lair
dC"j oTor a space through thicket, veering,
But broader when again appearing."
?.Vh ? branoDm stag .wept down w.th all his herd,
i.ok which murmured hke a bird "
ToquaBa brooK waiouw morta'i
It mar ami Pti;-arllUea extend to
M" . -,ni. m.n'a hiart oan eontemniate,
S,re',?.LVay. the monks' oelebratett walkis In hih
l.i,viion, and to omit a panegyno upon the
Iwfut tauestry that adorns the stawrooms would
Ivil n
vr """"" as typograDhical cur,o-itts
Men shouted wub laugher at the ludicrous
cllcct of what many considered ig . "r.mce 01? ' he
part of the printer or . ti.a rJ,L "n fne
UH13
cnuiiu a ine wnndnr an.i - .'
?..,r.lrr"Lr-"V,,",t r-ador si,
moment charge thH. de.Br,ntion Z in J"
Ho nay res. assured bor m do fl aht r ,.
rentable and unassuming report" Thi.
iould not for one
too vivd.
nor. but a
. - o .imu, iiKipnniiri k.
FX?" oyoa the
iinnts
writer
serv-nr
abber
manor
lands of Ilnghtiey
fprt.llA " l,ehl.
ight ey. bating it to be wel .LT'",
. trebly a, proSri.,2 in thVp,e2.Vtf
, -. .. v v,. , . urisie in tbe prespnt day
"earencreoy reminded or a difficult i,
which Wr. Itobins got a few "art i &
account, nf hiwni.l,.n iI u on
some estate whir-h be was engaged to Ml ' a
gcntlcmon in France, seeing tho advertl.,omVnt
was attracted to England to be present at u.p
fo ,nH ,BhUi ,,h:nd- bho,d; wnPhTcHme, be
loi nd that the picture of truth had been so
entirely overdrawu as to render It altogether a
piece cf deception. Instead of the picturesque
and sublime, the whole thing was simply r?d,
culotis. The Frenchman immediately brought
an action for damages against George Robins
and gained his suit by recovering hiVevI
penses, our auctioneer becoming thus, ior
once, a loser by his special gemus.
w:ill no "conquer a close" by "Improv-ado-
subicct,and adding words of
I. TO MkROBiNTR fl.l ArhiorUov li AA
,"'X."Z"i " "",su .P.ra wo u
verhfe hbera . (3.) Adverthe couragrouk'y.
II. TO TUB PbOPIK IV I.mn. it i3D.. ,i.
Advertisements. (2.) Uudy therrl, arid verily they
shall be lor vour nrotit Irn. i Ji iT.
November . " jvr
MILLINERY, TRtMrVIINGS. ETC.
JUST RECEIVED,
French Opera Bonnets,
HEAL NOVELTIES.
WOOD & GARY,
Xo.
7 Hi
chksnut st.
1012mrp
W E Y L A It o S E fl E I M
Xo. 72HCB I HMJT Street.
. . Ol'KN THIS pY.
for I.artlps anu ( 1,1 drVrl 'B l "D0 s" Ua
Al
V I
be newest shaiirs at rcry low price
low J'stilch. and I'bcasait Plumes
xrun urao, vvii'ie. anil Curni-t itnnn.f w.i
,.iv.i.f"l ii'ie. ann Uarnet Uonnet Vi
Veivc-V eiveis, ui,s U'lxiques, t rostd
nlvi-ta I nn... T'i J. v 'il.
nvets.
n be same poods In every other shade of c ior
V f-lMit. Kll.linnil I'rln. 111.. . .
Paris OrD.n.i. FlneFroncb'irowe Frin.h J,
l ork Hat n" i onmit Frames Laces. lllusloM-all at
the very low- st market prices ' """"""s an at
w.u.. viucii viuuipiiy arienueuto
(ItVi na Anil
10 Sim
VVKi I. A KOSiSNIlUH.
No. 726 CHiSSMJT btreet.
?-y, SrLKN DID OPENING OF FALL, AND
mr ; :"'""r"lue.,r "'in nd
ojstly
their work bnlfhed In the niout nmmr
fitted, ami
fnS."'""? "tZL tD5 ' PO" Pr.cJs r twemv
prompt and clil-
..v.i.d iiuuun. i.iiiiinir ana u An titter Pur'arnu m
boxxbt orExixa.
WEDNF.aDAY, OCTOBER 3.
E. P. CILL fic CO..
1011m XO. 20 Mini eKnTm
v M A a
MRS. R. DILLON,
Nos. 323 and 331 SOUTH Street.
Has a boDdime assortment of MILLINEBT; Mlssa
and ln:anls' "a:s and Caps, Bilks, Velvets Crspss
BIbbons. 1 eatueis, Flowers, Frames, eto. 718S
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
rpHE riCTORIAL BOOK OP ANECDOTES
J- M IM liltMS UK Tlllfl UEBa.LI.ION
llerolo l airlctlc. Honiantle. Ilamorons and Tmrii'i
'j Lere Is certain nor Ion ot tbe war that will never
go lino tbe regular hist or Its, and wll, not set embodied
lu romance and poetry, which Is a very real part o. It,
and will ll prest iveu, convey to succeeding generations
n ueiiei iuvi oi tue epiru oi me conuict an many an
report or careiui narratives oi events, and this part may
be called l he iobhId. tbe fun tbe Dalhoa. nf tna war.
This U.uttiates tho character ol the leaders thn humnr
ot ibe sold era he devotion ol women, the bravery of
wen. iu 1'ii'i.ft im um uerui-B, iut mujuuee ana narusnips
ol the seiv cc From the beginning ol the war ibe
auihor has been engaged In colliding all the anecdotes
connee eu viltU or l lusti atlve of 1, and has grouped and
oine.iuuu inriu umier appropiiaie ueaus ana in a very
attractive lorn).
'1 he vo'uuie Is profusely Illustrated with over 300 en
gravlngs by tbe hrst artists, which are icaily beaudiui ;
worthy of examtua iou as specimens ot the art. Many
ot iliem are st into the body of the text, after tho poou
lar siy.e ei Loaning s Fiotnal Held liook ol the Uevolu-
tlon. Ibe book s eontiuts Inc ude remlnbconces of
camp, fucavi, spv.ccouk mvouao. siege ana batile-tle d
auvintures; thrilling leais oi bravery, wit, drollery,
cunilca. tud ludicrous adventures, etc. etc
Amusement as well as (instruction maybe found In
evciy page, as graphic detail brl lnt wit. and authen
te hlbioiy aie skiliu ly lu'erwoveu ln tills work ol
U.eraivait
Ti is work sells Itself. 1 he people are tired of dry do
tal s and pari ican works, and want something humorous
n uieiitlc. 4ud Biurtuiig. ur amenta are making irom
H0 to 1 710 per n onth clear ot a 1 expenses eud ior
circulars nlviiig mil particulars, aud see our terms and
proul ot tbe above asner. ion.
Address, .A TIONA 1. PPBLIS1T NO CO..
9 '9 In. Ko. Wl JHlkOHKtreet.l'blladelphla Fa.
pirOftTANT TO SHIPPERS
CHEAT E0UTHEHN FAST FREIGHT LINE.
ONLY ALL-RAIL ROUTE
PHILADELPHIA AND THE
BETWEEN
south.
The Orange and Alexandria Kal'road, baring com
pleted Through Freight Arrangements wiih the Phila
delphia, WUmlnjlo i and Baltimore and Blt'moro anl
Ohio Bailroads and lis connections In Vhginla, Tennessee,
Georgia, Alabama, and Mississippi, Is now prepared t?
tranpson freight with reguiarltjr and dospatch to al
accessible points In the ttoiubwoj-t aud Sou h.
As tills Is the oaly U rail Houte between Philadel
phia aud the South, It commends lUelf at once to the
favorable consideration of tiblppers. Cars will be run
th-ough fiom Philadelphia to Lyncbbuig. Virginia,
wl bout breaking bulk, and the entire arrangements are
such aa will secure speedy tron-lt aud prompt delivery
to all Southern ai d Southwestern point.
To secure all-rail transportation, Goods must be
marked "VI O. and A. B. B ," and sent to the Depot of
the I blladelpbla, Wilmington, and Baltimore Bailroad
BBOAD and Pill UK Streets.
For Bates of Freight or other Information, apply to
JAMES C. WILSON,
Agent O. and A. B. B ,
'o. 105 South rirrti Street,
Two Dooil below Caesnut.
10 13 lm
DrcMorlhol on, I
end. lb., very im or rct re'i .? V V,e
r that .h- terms wbyifrf
whjn she tendered liWffli'
in i iiorufsomD . in ai
t'-f-'sJSiI'ds
J
RHEUMATISM,
KECRALGIA, GO IT, ASTI13Li,
POSITIVELY CURED AT LAST f
NO CURE, NO PAY.
DR. FIIXEirs
Wonderful rheumatic remedy
r.7onK18UrgTnr.?,,''8,a,.oout nd -wr
ohaTaif- dworl4 lhou"'u"ta ofsurrerer..
Inveterate cmII r'M WcU n(' ""terrible
ironder.ui inn CU"a " 10 the mo
chlcum.min,'''011' contain, no mereury. col-
reuueed trom !o to si ih'"" ,n,urion"-
verye.M,t'h,,"Pte'1ltl- wn.nt.dto curi
only MBl,Uy ,'aa7T re,uraed th
vr. r"v.,irtulllRw Rheumatism.
Tered from Rheumatism' anu HeSri Jli" Jun rec
yeai.i cured by Ur. Fltliiv,S,.eSB'f,ure many
to know ibat he .uil'red . .oi??Sm;i!S!Jn?. ouMI
Cured by Dr. Filler's Itemed iy,'1 ore.
Won htnri'i. . ty"'at7 "armiess.
No. 2a N
... . . ... v v-viiniii r. rr.n'i.iiT.n
Wiitor st ,
teapoon ul Uose. of br. l liter', , iXiu'"l"t,r thr
Kemtdy. He could not walk toUbU Hheumailc
Frsni"id pufTcred 11 icgn i-ni i '"Mi.r,
Ir Filler's RbeuuiotieitomVn m, T'W '
coieob' usbigthe Remedy. ' ma ,0 7T. trot
MST WOKMKFUL ;'URETOFUItALOrA AND
y'crinuwn "ir OOipnn HI.,,, itirt.l -
a llle. Ime. 1 rlcd every thing,
cured only by Dr. F,t-
ui s m.iiii:u.
AN01BKMCCBE. JOSEPn STKITPva
So 633 Owen s'rect,
:.?ut.hwrk who b.s suflfertd fh.
Byeaiswith Kheumatism, lias bean comi.in. i J ""I
by using one-hali a bottlo o " Dr FlfleTs
VS. !?.irf4! ? Inwardly 1 SM ?5"
FOUHTu Htreet.
2U 8
81 ws
OU LIFE-RE JU V K ATOito
8THEKGTH TO THE WEAK-YOUTH TO THE A0ED
This preparation Is unrrm m nH . i .
storer ot waited and InerJ lunciion " ,CJl,,,,"olor na re-
'ibeieebe 'be aged and al timsn hn hn.. i
way impaired their Titaiit, by excefve ?ne malor M
cai appucatieu.wlll fiuu th hlokrene to be what tL oamo
linpliei-a U e-rcjuvouator, wl,luh, while It b illus al the
shattered constitution, will aro linniirt to t m fi i -2
the brlslrncss and energy wl. .Jh Vl ,' ni to you h ee,'ng'
ko matter by hat caune anv o. nan has b.-eomo entne.
SltS Hib wffl
Ii'nn' 0Wr,P'''f.1I"''ecillt.T Vfcntai IndoletiiS. V.macil
tlcn. tnnul It Las a nn.et du ,nh ml. desirable and
noyeiefloct upon the nervous svt?m and a" who are "a
any way protra ed by nervous dunbl I les are earnest
advl-ed to seek a cure In Ibis most excel ent and mS.
eminueu preparanoD.
irfj
forW,t.baemf.UnD, 1 Ttlci
to1.. wVK!u.0J,.?,iTS,u'!:i! 1
wasted strength with woudor ul petmaoence.
It Is also a uiand lonle. anrl i.i triv ritrman.
sia with the Hist dose A brief perais ence in Us use
wlil lenovate the stomach to a ,lon.a ..r nfrt hAiti.
and banUh Dyspepsia lorever.
una nouarper oottie or six bottles for Mi. nam oy
JiruirclKia ttenrrnliv lent. hv
dressing Ul'fmiMiS IIII LYKK I'ronrieters.
. . - o a it. i nmiiii. n rora.
Hold by
'JOIIASUN. nOLtOWAV OOWDES.
V t .,-1 WAilh UIVI.II w..
. .wM aiAiii nirtnb
... . . DYOI1 &C0.,
4 10 IbstnCmrp Ko. 232N 8Et!(XNl)8t..
lfcMt Jones, above Market street cured ot the moat ma
lignant and excructa Ing rheumatic paius; John Millt
lironoupcid Incmnbio ol i ropav Miid cured, lesnlenen
back ot o. l:iH North Fiont it mi .ii .u,1 k n. V?
SCrll:()Y ollico Nn. f,.li 1'livf I I. . i,.. ......
Hith aril Hlxtli. nnd Hirucoand I'tno streets, Pkiladel
phia. 'Ibe alllicled in all casos are invited to cat. Ad
vice iree. giMkwStrn
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.
FOR RENT.
A VALUABLE STORE,
No. 809 CHESKUT STREET.
In the National Bank of the Republlo Building.
8 611 APPl.r OS THE PREMISES.
QFF1CES AUD LAIIUE ROOMS
FOR RENT
IN TBE
National Bank of the Eopublic Building,
Nos. 8C9 and 817 CHESiSUT Street,
The Building la supplied with Gas, Water, Water
Closets, and team lieatln? Apparatus. Tbe rooms on
tbe third end fourth floors are large (MU60). well lighted,
and suitable tor a Commercial College, or business of a
similar character.
Apply at tbe Bank. Jtf
t3 FOR SALE. ALL THAT VALUABLE
atiill. three-story BtHK HUll.ll G, and ot of
ground, situated on tho west side oi Delaware
avenue, below Callow Mil stieet, containing in tront
on Delaware avenue 76 feet and extending In depth
155 teet lo Water street. Two neuH.
Alvo, a latgeand valuab.e WniKF connected with
tbe above, contaiuing in Hon' ou Delaware avenue 74
feet and extem.iua In depth 2Hj teet, with depib ot
watoi ior ihe largest class vessels.
Fortejuis anuiimlior dcsuriu.lon apply on the prar
mites, up-sialts. iQ Istnatutit
jjo"b7 s a l e,
THE "GIRAKD HOUSE."
Apply to
J. C. PRICE, or T. JACKSON',
10 13 6!
,o 61 N. SEVI-Nfrt Stioet.
WALNUT STREET I'RoPEBTy.-FOtt
&a!e three Lwe lings In .New Itow West TWENTY
SI' Mree', at IsttO mt, andi'iHOifl. A ho asuoa
rior medium s ze House Ho JliOAltcllst 023lmrp
OR SALE.-THIS STOCK. GOOD-WILL.
1 hulouraiih lMbibliHhuient
JSO.B14 I Hf.pJNUT Wlreel.
Apply at No 815 ltiDGM Avenue 10 16 .
i TO KENT UNTIL 15TI1 OF MAY NEXT,
Ual a Furnished l-otio lu (icrniaritown to a small
lauiily. Apply at No. lti S. Till Kl Mroet. 10 17 t
TA7RITING-DESK3 AND POUTFOLIOS-A
VV splendid selection to choose trom. at MOSS A'
CO.'S, 0. m C'm-S.NUT Street V 10 14 Mt
EXTRA BOTJNT1 .-THE PAYMASTER
Ceneral has orrtcrc d Ihe prompt payment i iheta
claims. I have all tho nece Bury tonus under the order
lor application and can insure a speedy settlement.
UEOntiK W. FOUD, Ko. 2U DOCK. Street one door
be.bw Third street. Iv I Imrp
CASH AND DEED BOXES, AND A FULL,
assortment of Stationers' Tin uools, at MDSHac '
CO.'S. ho.iii CHKSNUT Street. 1017 wsiJt
2235 PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING.
17 U V t'-MK. 8ABUENV8 ord rs are revolved as
ucual (during the past eight years) t MASON A OO.'A .
Ho. 807 ( hemut atieet 1'isnos releatheied wlthoqt re.
menug, to so una as good as new. 0 22 Imrp
FINEST AND BEST STATIONERY AT MOSS
& CO.'S, Ko. 0 CHESNUT Btreet. In 17 wsWt
MASONIC PU1JL1UATION8. HEADQTJAR
tersftirWasoulo Books, at MOSS A CO.'S. No.
mCB.xaVt Btreet,
10 17 mum
WK, TIIK UNDERSIGNED, CFHTIFY THAT
we have been c ured o the following dineaaes
Henry Ki Dajrick o b.'i ouih Sixteenth streeHo m
Fsrren. Ko. liMU No-ln iri.ni ir... t i v'"