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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-01

CoryoRr ron BAcHKL ons-We recently came
across a sweet morsei Of comfort for the members
of the independent order Of single fellows loo ated
in Richmond, In the shape of short essay upon
the delights of bachelorhood. The writer very
significantly asks of the double fellows" why if
they were SO happy they didn't enjoy their happi-
ness and hold their tongues about it, as if be-
nevolent man could refrain from telling of his
happiness. He then proceeds to define the object
of marriage. Men get married "that they may
have somebody to darn their stockings, sewbuttons
their shirts and trot the babies; that they may
| have somebody, as a married man once said, to
pull off their boots when they little balmy''
So far we competent to judge of the little
domestic duties herein partcularized we think that
if better halves always thus industriously en-
ployed they are certainly decided "conveniences"
In a better humor the odd fellow dscourses joy
ously of the pleasures of his synonyms.
| "Who is petted to death by the ladies with mar.
riageabe daughters; invited to tea and to evening
parties, and told to drop in just when it is conve-
| nient l-the bachelor. Who lives in clover all his
| days, and when he dies has flowers strewn on his
grave by al the girls who couldn't entrap him p
| the bachelor"
| Here the blissful vision of friend "odd" is sud.
denly interrupted by panoramic display OF herce
| and haggard matrimonial troubles.
| "Who strews flowers on the married mans
| grave3 His widow. Not bit of it. She pulls
down the tombstone that six weeks grief-has set
up in her heart, and goes and gets married again.
she does. Who gets scolding for picking out the
softest side of the bed and for waking up the baby
| in turning out in the mornings The married man
| Who has wood to split, house,hunting and market
| ing to do, the young ones to wash and lazy ser
| wants to look afterl The married man. Who is
| taken up for beating his wfei The married man
VINO gets divDrcedl The married man.
| The advocate of " single mems rights winds up
with discharge of gospel grape against the bat
terry of matrimony and after solemnly and triumph
antly enquiing if the bachelor hasn't got the scrip
ture en- his side, he lets off at the hands of Paul.
big gun in the following language, and " He that
marries does well, but he that does not does bet
ter"
The unterrifed sipge-bedded of our city, who
live in cold attcs and buttonless under-clohes and
1eclaim vigorously of their rights and privileges
can henceforth lay the faitering JUNCTION of this
''morsel" to their souls-that while they live thew
will Give in clover" and after they die repose in
tombs, watered with the tears, and bestrewn with
the fowery membranes of Borrowing maidens.
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1t is said that the New-Bruuswick Legislature
will probably pass an act similar to thst known a:
the Maine LIQUOR Law.
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FASHIONABLE CALL Enter Miss Lucy, nearly
out of breath with the excitement of walking from
her papas carriage in the street to The door of her
friend
Lucy.-t,Oh Marie how do you dol How de-
eted am to see youi How have you been since
you were at the ball last Thursday evening 7 Oh,
wasn't the appearance of that tall girl in pink per-
fecty frightful? Is this your shawl on the piano
Beautiful shawl Father says heis going to send to
Paris to get me shaw in the spring | can't bear
home made shawls How do you like Monster
osprey i-Beautiful man, amt hei Now don't
laugh, Marie, for am sure don't care anything
about hint Oh; my | must be going, It's a
beautiful day, isn'titf Marie, when are you COM
ing up to see maj Oh, desri What a beautiful
pin. That pin was given to you now | know it
was, Marie don't deny it. Harry is coming up TO
see me this evening, but Ihate him-l do really;
but he has a beautiful moustache, hasn't he Marief
Oh dear, it's very warm. Good morning, Marie!
Don't seak of Harry in connexion with my name
to any one for sure il viii never amount to
any thing, but hate him awfully-I am sure do.
Adieu.
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IVA X Nj A I'll SHOT, COLD AND
W SHOWER BATHS can be had, daily, from
nall past o. A. NJ, to half past 9, P NJ and on Sa-
turday to Il, p. NJ at the American Hair Cutting
shaving and .hampooning Saloon, American Hotel
Entrance On Hin street. Single Bath IS cents or
five tickets for so NH
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~ Only IL 1-2 and 25 cents for Bill
ious Habits and the Liver, the beat Pnr-
Sntive Pill knOwn.-DR. ROSES RAILROAD
OR ANTtBILIOUS PILLS are the best Pills as
thousands who have used them declare, for purify
ing the blood, carrying off all bile, and producing
healthy tone to the liver They are called "Rail-
road Pills., because they go ahead of all other Pills
in their coed effect.
DIR. ROSES celebrated Family Pills for Indiges-
ton, Dyspepsia and Sour Stomach are also IN
great demand-price 25 cents, and for sale by Pur-
cell, Ladd & Co, Adie & Gray, Gsynor Wood,
A Bodeker, Bennett g. Beers, X II. Duval, O. A
Strecker and ]. Blair ia 2l-ts
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TURNED RoUND.-A young sprig of doctor
once met at convivial party, several larks
who were bent on placing in his hat a very
heavy brick, or, in plain language, to make
him glorionsly drunk, which they accomplish
ed about III o'clock at night. The poor doctor
insisted on going, and the party accompanied
him to the stable, to assist him to mount his
horse, which they at length did with his face
to the animals tail.
"Hallo," said the doctor, after feeling for the
reins, IL am inside out On my horse, or face
behind, don't know understanding wrong,
anyhow"
$50 you are" exclaimed one Of the wags
'.just get of, doctor, and we will put you on
right"
Get off," hiccuped the doctor, "no you
don't. Just turn the horse around, and it will
all come right-you must all be drunk"
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NORFOLK, Feb, 2s.-Midshipman Gregory
o. y; States Navy, died night before last at the
Naval Hospital. ''''
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/ OOK HERE! LOOK HERE!-The re-
IL mainder OF our Goods will be nearly given away.
during this aad the next week, to make room for
our entire new Spring Supply, which we will have
ready in the course of a few days We are selling
everything little cheaper than the cheapest and
call OF those in want of Dry Goods is all that is
necessary TO convince every body of the fact 25I
Grape shawls from Sc TO $50 handsome small
hsufeds light Prints Domestics of every descrip,
ron yet on hand. Cali at
]. MILLHISER BROS,
mn 1913, Broad st.
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DOR HI RE.-A likely negro girl for the ba,-
L ance of the year. Apply to
E NJ. CARDOZO
Revere House, or to
JOHN H. SEAYRES
NH 1-Iw Columbian Hotel
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IRELAND, VA, March 81, l849
~ Mr. Fl. G FARRELL: have used your Lini-
ment, andfound it more than you recommended
must say it is the best medicine Of the kind ever
heard of A woman here is using it for what the
doctors call Fungus The disease is said to be in
durable, but she thinks you Liniment will accom-.
psh cure.
fe 2l-l2t ]. BOUSE, P. NJ
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M ANTED-To hire by the month, or tor the
w balance of the year, Negro BOY to wait in
a store. A liberal hire viii be paid. Apply to
ANTONIO PIZZINI,
NH Hinder Civ Hotel
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I OST.-Lost late on SATURDAY EVENING"
IL on 9Th street, near Mills Spring FOUR UN-
FINISHED BUSINESS OVERCOATS. Those
persons having any information in regard to fhem
will please leave word at this Office NH lit
NOR HIRE.-For the balance OF the year
L. Female Servaat, l8 years of age; a good wash
and roner, and accustomed to house work gene
rally. Apply to NANCE e. GOOCH,
NH 1-2t* Basin Bank
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eFyN0M BRING THAT TRUN

WANTED.-A situation in geneel family as
w SEAMSTRESS and CHAMBER MAID by
young white woman. who give respectable re-
ferences as to character and qualification Call at
this office. NH l-lt*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-01

agas-,rTTTTrx. FORNOKTH RIVER AND
Ezsgs-ss--..-----g. U C HA Mantle Canal Boat
Union, Capt Phelps, is ready to take in freight
for the above points, and viii leave with all possible
dispatch A. S. LEE.
NH
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~ bers are now prepared to furnish their friends,
and the public generally, with any quantity OF
Coke Coal as reasonable terms a. can be
bought in the city. They have the best Oak and
Pine Wood that comes to this market, and can sell
it cheaper than any other Yard in the place. Or
ders can be left at Mr. l.. p. ELLIS Grocery on
Broad st Shockoe Hill, or at their Office on Pearl
street. opposite the Ahambra Hotel. Those or Ter
ing, may rely upon getting their orders promptly
fill ed. THOMAS FOSTE
NH 1-dt20A j. A. FOSTER
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VIRGINIA WORM.KILLER.-By tn

II lhUINIA VUIL VI. MIL z H.-By Inc
' timely of this valuable Worm-Destroying
Syrup, many children have been saved. 1t has been
found safe, prompt aad pleasant remedy, being
entirely devoid Of all nauseOus taste and Irritating
properties much that children readily take it
Mothers, try it. For sale only by
NH E. J. PICOT, Druggist
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49, GOTHIC CHURCH.-The Ladies
~ of the Gothic Church. (Rev. Mr. Hose's0
will open fair at Bosher's Hall on TUESDAY.
March 2nS, at - O'Clock, NJ, to be continued for
several days. They have prepared a great variety
of useful and fancy articles, which they will offer
for sale at very liberal prices. The usual refresh.
Fair will be applied to the payment Of the debt still
due on the Church. fe 28-3t*
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g. HALVES X. SUTTON, NOTARY
80 PUBLIC Particular attention paid to
writing DEEDS and other legal instruments and
COLLECTING CLAIMS of all kinds. Office In
the Law Building, Richmond, Va.
| will pay the market price for Bounty Land
Warrants. fe 81
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49, AUCTION NOTICE.-The atten.
D>Sa ton of housekeepers is solicited to our
sale of Furniture, Wines &c, to commerce THIS
MORNING, at 10 o'clock, at the residence OF the
late Philip Harrison, corner of Franklin and 9Th
streets. See advertisement.
ALEX. MOTT & CO.,
NH Aucts
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g. The Fair for ~. Johns Chpre5
D~IA will open tn the store lately occupied bv
Messrs. Sutton g. Winston, Main street few door,
below the City Hotel, on Tuesday, the I'd instant
and continue several days 1t will consist of =
pleasing variety of Useful and Ornamental articles
and the usual Refreshments. As the object of this
Fair is TO pay for the repairs wh'e found in
dispensable to preserve this old relic from ruin Tia
hoped that the citizens of Richmond will give to II
their gener Gus aid. NH l-3ts
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RRON ED HAT RACKS .-Elega,t
- Bronzed Hat Racks, umbrella Stands. Fire
Stands, 40 for sale by
mn r. NJ. ZIMMERMAN
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Jnst Received, and for sale, { fine lot
~ Of imported and Domestic Cigars AIso.
the American Gentleman and Msckabo SNUFF 81
gar Cases, &c, which we will sell at Northern
prices. liberal discount to cash dealers
JAMES A. HARRINGTON & co.
mh1-3t Corner of Msio and 10Th Sta
- LOLA DIONTES.-This exquisite
~ picture of fhis beautiful and talented ia
dy lie pronounced by all judges very So erb WORK
of art. The lady herself says:"I have sat far I
great number Of pictures in this country, but sir
these are the only ones that please me- like
them all very much, indeed" This is high com.
pliment, inasmuch as she has sat for nearly every
artist In the country. "We have before noticed
Mr. SIMONS' sharp effects and fun shades In Da.
guerreotypng, but this picture of Lola Monies /.
perfection itself "-Dispatch. One of the hand.
soonest Daguerreotypes and finest specimens ~
the kind we have ever seen, is that of Lola Monies
taken by SIMONS'."-Ehquir1. Copies for sale,
NJ p. SIMOS'S,
NH l Isl. Main street EanI. Snna.a
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nRANGES.-30 boxes Messina Oranges 90
~ dc Messina Lemons, just received per steamer
| offer them at low prices, in order to make room
for another supply, which expect daily. Call at
ANTONIO PIZZ1NHI,
mil Under City Hotel
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sNIDER's WINES.

I HAVE lately received from WAsHfSoroN Mon
Il TON, esq, at Bordeaux, a well selected invoice
Of the best Red Wines OF MED0C, embracing
small lot Of each of the very chccest growths Of
that celebrated district.
This fact. and MIR. Morton's well known high
standing. as also his good judgment in his selec-
tions. are sufficient guarantee that these Wines
will be found on trial. all that bespeak for them,
II properly treated
Among them are 100 dozens of the CHATEAU
LARlVEAUX," which has already given such
great subtraction, from the Vineyard OF the Count
pU HAMEL.
30 cases. each dozen pints, same Wine.
20 dozens rare CHATEAU MARGAUX,"
vintage Of lss7 The beet Of the first. class Wines
Of Medoc.
20 dozens "HAUT BRION" of is47. The fourth
yor and delicacy From the Commune ofsPessae.
10 dozens CHATEAU LAROSE," oflsa7. The
hncst Of the second-closs From the Commune of
81 Julien.
~ dozens "MoUToN," ls47 OF the second
class. OF the Commune OF PGuiilae. very su-
perior and favorito Wine.
30 dozens Of the celebrated CHATEAU cos"
D,siOUrnd The choicest Of the second class, and
by many best judges ranked as good first class.
Gbcg alec 20 say, that in again prosecuting my
business have received come invoices Of most
cellcnt RHINE and MOSELLE Wines. including
the SPARKLING sCHARZBERC, - Of 1876, and
two qualities Of the "CELEBRATED CHAM
PAGNE" Of Moet and Chandon, which nre I'M
surpassed well some rare "AMONTILLA.
DO" and choice stock Of "SAUTERNEs,"
BURG INDIES" &c, sc.
orders viii be very thankfully received and deli
vercd Al Washington city, by Adnms's Express
Vino Merchant, No 10 Walnut street, Phis.
Nav
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THE FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS,
Fnuauier County, Virginia.

4 RE now open for the reception of visitors
"A They are situated on the Rappahannock river
thirty eight miles above fredericksburg, and fifty,
nearly due west, from Alexandria. The Alexan
dria railroad cars, leaving at "A. m, carry pas
myers al this time (lst June) within seventeen
miles Of the Springs, and frst-raie coaches, over n
good turnpike for the remaining distance, run
daily To them
The agents of the railroad company confidently
expect 10 be within about eight miles of the Springs
by the last OF july when passengers leaving Ri CHI
mond at p. IN. will get to the Springs by noon
the next day, via Alexsndria-th fare probably
not exceeding So, or $ 50; or may take the
Louisa Railroad to G0rdon.vir ct O. a. m reach
Cuipeper Court house that evening, and break fast
next morning At the Springs, at about the same
fare. Or by taking the Fredericksburg route al 7
a. m. may spend the afternoon In Washington or
Alexandria, aud be al the Syringe by noon the next
day. Timely notice g. Fredericlssburg would
secure a direct conveyance by hacks, to reach
the Syringe the same day passengers leave Rich
mond.
4 tri. weekly line Of stages will be run from
Winchester To these Springs.
Terms Of Board: $50 for tho season. ending
October 1; SIS for three months; 500 for two
monihs; ; IS Tor one month; SIS for two weeks;
: 10 for one week; ; rs per day. Meals or lodg
ing 81 cent. each. Servants aud children under
twelve years OF age half price. No charge for
children under iirO years OF age. Horses 50 cents
a day, OF : 40 month.
Payments 90 be- made weekly.
June .-dcoAtri. w3mAw2t
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TO Contractors

ARCHTEcT's OrrIcE, MILITARY AsYLuM
WAsEiSOros. ID. g., May 20, l,52.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
- Office until Wednesday, the 3pth Of June next
at u O'Clock M, Tor the construction Of the build
ings Of the Military Asylum. near this city.
The front Of the main building IL one hundred
and hiiy-two feet its depth hity-seycn feet with
wing eighty-thrce feet ~ Oriy-s. feet; the whole
Of which Is 10 be fsccd with stone. Proposals will
be entertained ior conn icting this building with
marble a granite or n frcostone facing; but all
bidders arc requested 70 send with their respective
proposals. fair specimen Of the stone with which
they propose TO build, accompanied by particular
information NJ to the locality and capacity Of the
quarry which specimen will be retained as a sam
pie under the contract
In addition 20 the above building. there will be
two moderate sized dwelling houses for the officers
Of the institution.
The plans and specifications may be examined
at this office. from Monday, the 7th. until We'd
ncsday, the 3Oth ot June next, a. above men
toned, where all other information relative TO
the location and character Of the buildings will be
given.
Every offer to construct these buildings must be
accompanied by written guarantee, gncd by
one more responsible persons, 60 the effect that
he or they undertake that the bidder or bidders
WILL II his or their bid be accepted, enter into an
obligation within twenty days, With good and suf-
cicnt surctcs 20 erect the proposed buildings Ac-
eording TO the plane and specifications which may
have been, or may hereafter be. furnished.
In deciding on the bids, regard viii be had TO
tnt quhHty lnatcriaig ClsFfds ana the
sibity Of the biddcrs; The right will be reserved
10 accept such oncrs only az rnay be deemed most
advantageous 81 the Government, and alec 10 re-
iect the whole, should none Of them b. acceptable
All bids 10 be sealed and endorsed Proposals fOr
building the Military Asylum" and aAdrc-. 90
B = ALEXANDER,
May 2s-3lawtd Lieutenant Corps Engineers.
Or The Baltimore sun, New York Herald. aud
New York Courier aud Enquirer, will please in
cert the above three tmcs week until tho S0sh Of
June next.
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TO THE PUBLIC AND PATRONS OF
WHITEHURST,S GALLERY.

fE'HOSE wishing Likenesses taken at the above
Il establishment will please ascertain from the
operator whether they are ut WHITEHURST'S.
This request is not made for ostentation. but to
prevent the frequent impositions practised on the
public by certain Daguerreo'ypist in this city;
and further security against these impositions,
the public are respectfully requested not to receive
any Da suerrcotypes represented to be from this
establishment without the name of WHITEH URST
i5 stamped on them
Awarded the MEDAL at the late Fair of the
Maryland Institute and recipient of the PREM Nj
at the Great Exhibition at Castle Garden Ne,o York.
LlkENESSES taken equally well in all weather,
though cloudy Is preferred, except for children.
Galleries--New York, Baltimore, Richmond,
Virginia; Washington, between a. and 9th streets.
Pennsylvania avenue; Norfolk, Virginia; Peters
burg, Virginia; Lynchburg, Virginia.
Naval
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Baltimore correspondence
The Democratic Nomsi,aanon--jfs Reception al Bal-
hmore--d Democratic "Si0tiC htsr -houss''--
Charges Of Religious Intolerance against GenCSll
Pierce The Markets, Sc.

The Usmoeratie Nominanon--fs Reception an Bal
timore--A Democratic sioughtn house p
Charges of Religious Intolerance against GerC,ai
PiUcs-Ihs Markets, SC.
BALTIMoRE. June I'D p. ~.
The nomination Of General Pierce for the Pfcsi-
dency ia by means satisfactory TO tho Democrats
of Baltimore, though they hide their chagrin with
| good grace as possible. General CaSs was the
first and only choice of Maryland, and this was
strongly evinced by the galleries whsn the de-
spatch from General Cass approving the nomina :
ton was received by them in silence. The mem
bers received it with enthusiastic cheers, when a
voice heard to cry OUT Why don't the galleries
cheer This appeal, however, was responded to
by but three of the immense concourso there as
sembled
This morning dropped in n, the Hall Of tho
Mechanics Institute TO look at the field Of battle,
and heard one OF the old Democrats make the re-.
mark, the Whigs have "Clay slaughter. house"
in Philadelphia, and now have "Cpss siaugh
ter house" in Baltimore.
Ii is asserted here, but know not on what au.
thority, that, in the Legislature Of his own State.
General Pierce has figured as most bgoted enc.
my 10 religious liberation, which in this tolerant
city and State if correct will render all efforts to
obtain for him its electoral vote entirely futile In
New Hampshire a law exists rendering Catholics
ineligible for any public office; and II Is asserted
that he not only voted in the Legislature against
proposition to repeal this law, but actually voted
| for another law TO take from thcm the elective
franchise. The new constitution adopted by the
| recent Constitutional Convention, was rejected by
| tho people on account Of its repeating this prohi-
bition against Catholics; and il is asserted that
General Pierce WAS one Of the most determined OF
its opponents.
| In the Baltimore market this morning there were
sales of 800 bbis Howard street flour at "a %.
| Nothing doing in City Mills. No sa!es OF wheat.
Sales of white corn at So a 81 cents, and yellow
| at IS SO cents Oats 40 IL cents. Whisky 81
cents.
! BEEF CATTLs.-The offerings at the sales to day
reached 500 head; $40 sold at prices ranging from
SO 50 to 81 so per 100 lbs. on the hooi, equal to
| ST a SIS so net, and averaging "a gross. There
were ITO driven of, and 1870 left
| HoGs.-Saes at the scales to day at IS IS 25
| Sales at the Baltimore Stock Board, June I.
200 Baltimore 6's, 1890 ....................l0 1
10, 900 Bait. and Ohio Railroad Bonds, 1850. "a
100 shares Bait. Fire ms. Co. ............ 10;
Is shares Bait. and Ohio Railroad ......... 10
do do do do. ........... 10;
! 10 do do do do............ 76i
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LIrraLL,s LIVING AeE-No. 4ae-Iel et..

LITE LIS LIVING AGE-So. i2S-I2i cts
| Five Years Residence in the West Indies 49,
Spectator
2 Campbell and the Danish Professor Dublin.
Univfr,ity Magazine
3. Blind Rosa, Shappe's Magazine.
4. Starvation Of Patagonian Missionaries. Sp,c
idior.
s. Nursery FrGser's Magdsine.
q. Tea Districts OF China and India.-Spsctaior
Z Gretna Green Household JtoYG;.
8. Narratives from Criminal Trials in Scot
land EIansintr.
9. The Eclipse of Faith Spectator.
10. How to settle Governments and Dynasties. =
Wait.--The Future of Austria Austrian Officers
and their English Victm--Arrval of an Ex- Die
tator Death of the Grand Duke Of Baden ErGAp-
istr and Spectator
IL. Rustication in French ViIloge.--. Caamjers's
Journal
With Poetry and Short Articles.
WAsHINoTos, December n, 1915.
Ofal the Periodical Journals devoted to Litcra
ture and Science which abound in Europe and in
this country this has appeared to me 10 be the most
useful 10 contains, indeed the exposition only Of
the current literature of the English language, but
this, by its immense extent and comprehension,
includes portraiture of the human mind in the
utmost expansion the present age.
j. Q. ADAMS.
Published weekly al So year by
f. LITrELL x co Boston,
And sold by JOS. SHILLINGTON,
Corner Of Penn. avenue and AZ street
June 7--dtw&wlw