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Surely these fleets not thsre for mers show.
Meetings continually held In London Manchester,
and other large Cities at which resolutions passed
in faver of Turkey, and in praise of the Sultan who
by the bye has been surnamed the Victorious.
The Sultan has formally announced his intention OF
joining the army In person in the sprnghs words
which denotes that he does net intend to negotiate any
more.
Austria has prepared another note and renewal ne
eotiatons, to give Russia time. Austria, mentioned
in my last, is in an awkward predicament.
At meeting Of the German Diet at Frankfort on tho
10th nst Austria explained her proposed policy, lat
least rs much Of she chose to explain to the federal
Diet The Eastern quetion, said the Austria represen.
tave touches nearly the interests Of the German con-
federation of which two Of the powers that have taken
part in the negotiations members II is the tstenaon
Of Austria TO abstain from taking any part in tie struggle
which has commenced az long her interests are not COM
promised She win continue her efforts to prevent the con-
Hagron spreading further and the reiterated
Of the Cabinet Of st. Petersburg given the gertrude
that that power has wish to interfere with
Of Turkey the sovereign powers Of the Sultan After this
fummery the Au tran representative added =" Austria
hopes that the confidence she entertans in the mante
of peace and the efforts she has with that OBJ
ject in view will not fail to meet with the appreciation
of the German governmens-an appreciation which all
would regard not only satisfaction a as real Ap
and rritdblc support
The Prmsian Minister made short reply. Prussia
would continue to employ her perfect freedom Of action
hitherto, and her efforts for the furtherance Of
peace
1t is pretty clear from this that Prussia is somewhat
shy OF Austria In fact, Austria is already nratng
large bodies Of troops on her frontiers.
The sardinian Chambers have opened. The liberia,
party commanded . majority The King Of Naples iaI
trembling In his Shoes
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MATRINiONY.
NfATRIxoNY MADE EAsY.-JUsr ARR

MATRIKONY MADE EAsY.-JUsT ARRIVED THE
I celebrated original Professor DE Alton IF Eu-o
celebrity having had thirty five experience he
will receipt Of dollar paid
plain directions 70 enable ladies to win the 40
voted affections Of Of the opposite their hes
desire The process Is simple but captivating thai
all may be married irrespective Of age posi-
ole. Address Pr fessor DE ALTON Dor vi Chstbau
square Poet once.
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"A eral shipping Agency Compsny.-Perry Hanley Co.,
Chipping and commission merchsns l6t Maiden lans Now
York and l6 Bourke street. Melbourne. Once fer Diof
nation all subjects o. Importance to merchants nuac
turers eigrante &C. estae he'd ct Melbourne 1871 Mr.
Perry proprietor Of ibe Melbourne Expres now paper has
from Australia and be suited daily o
10 to t.er Office, i6i Maiden lane marohsndie,
chinery, &c, purchased and sold on commission
DRRFoRD co.'s STEAMSHIP EXPRESS ROB
ID Chsrles'on and Interior connecting with Combs Co.'S
well known southern for the tAnsport,ion ofe7ey
do orption Of merchandise paro,s vauablps &o leaves
this day per Southerner Once 50 Broad say
BEhF0RD a co.
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OCULISTS AND AURISTS.

TYR. WHEELER, 0CULIST, "A BARCLAY STREET,
- devotes his attention exclusively to diseases OF the eye
once hours from to r. M and his residence 1 Court
street Opposite Warren stroe,J Brooklyn from TO A.
French scal eyes inserted to resem Bile the natural
in very respect.
THE EAR AND ElE-IB. HEATH, AURIsT AND OCU.
list devotes espeol attention TO dssfness discharged
from the noises In the head and all diseases ear
and eye Jfce 40 Howard street. rst door
way Hours, III to Reference given patients cured
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- - - = - T. -
AGENCY.

A USTRAJA.-AGNEW A. co, COMMISSION MIR
n chants and importers Melbourne Port Philip, austria
Tia, Refer to Cnapin Sawyer, Bost Co. phi.
l4delybia Blaripg Mckee, Baltmo Orc; hansol Whine
Coz New Orleans; Fisher ngnes columbia, s. q. Joha
y. Quincy New York ~
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

A UsTRAL1A EXPRESS AND SUB.
N scriber will take charge of parcels for Melbourne and
sydney .Kd grant bills Of adng for the same at moderate
charge The letter bag Of the clipper ship Steed will
open until the morning of the 18th December at the
Office Of X. w. Cameron, ll6 " all street.
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Anew YORK AND CALIFORNIA yrEAnsHIP LINE

NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA yTEANSHIP LINE,
IN via Manageable Accessory Transit Company Of
Nicaragua Proprctors.-Through In advance of the mail
ne sivag tntoukh seae sne rosS
1000 tons burthen, will leave from pier No North river
day Deoe|ber soHneesns with the new and favoriss
Transit route having twelve mles Of land ransporta
tion These steamers unsurpassed in their vena
and For information apply on
~ to CHARLES MORGAN, Agent, No. Bowling Green
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Added to the feet already assembled makes total Of
20 ships, 24o guns, 1892 horse power IL 332 men.
The noble fleet st anchor at Spthead ia also under
sailing orders but probably for the Baltic The greatest
activity is visible At all ports. The be said
of those of France Here is correct list Of the French
naval fol ce in the Dardanelles -
Guns. Commanders.
Vile do Paris. LII. .Rigauk de Genoai ly Gear
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TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP CONPANY.-FOR
~ New Orleaas via Havana Monday &c. 1.-The well
known and favorte steamship EMPIRE CITY, Captain
Henry Windle This steamer thoroughly
cd and is fitted with new b4ers new cabins and furniture
and every in the complete order
Will sail the 18th December at two p NJ. from Warren
street pier Rates of Havana and Now Orleans
State berth $0 standee BERTH teerage berth
found $5 Passage be secured at the companys
Office Freight to New Orleans 40 cubic foot Spsoe
only taken freight to Havana Shippers will supplied
with blank bills Of adn q the form issued by the
application at their Office. No other form signed and
bills Of adog will be signed after the hour Of sailing
freight passage apply at the office Of the company lit
West, corner Of Warren street. N. o. ROBERTS.
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WATCHES, JEWELLERY, 40.
WATCHES AND JEwELRY.--THE SUBSCRIBER


WATCHES AND JEwELRY.-THE SUBSCRIBER IS
w selling ali descriptions of gold and silver Watches jew
elry and silver at retail at much less tnan
prices Jurgenson watohesReal Jules Jurgsn,on watches
received every arrival with certificate from him vth
each watch warranted perfect mekee $50 to $50
Cooper waches Duplex and levers in hunting aud magic
cases perfect tmeeeprs SIPS 1915 pendent second
second Watches tueing horses gold and
silver cases, Sl25 to $50
cnRoNoMETERs.
Splendid gold chronome ers, which run without
Right day hes-vaches which run days 40 1856
Enamel Watches for ladies, in hunting IS TO 100
Diamond Watches for ladies' ia magic cases 80 to O
Magic watches, which change into three different -
watc aes which wind up and turn the hands with.
Fine gold eppe Watches four holes eweed S25
leNets.
Gold enamelled watches for ladies. Observation-Disclosures. 80
Gold English pa'ent levers 80
Gold English patent levers hun ting cases. %
silver pstoh levers as low IS. 10
Dc. detached levers As low ..........
And all other styles Of watches equally low prices
Diamonds Diamond earrings pins brac let finger rings
and for sale mt much less than the usual prices
JeweryAll kinds Of gold chains gold wedding rings
gold keys and seals gold and pencils gold and silver
tlinbles bracelets brsapins cuff pins iocket earrings
ene chains &c. Sill yer ware.-Stens silver spoons cups
forks pie knives napkin rings fruit knives wedding
do watches and jewelry exchanged. All watches war
ranted to keep good time thc returned Repairs
ALI kinds Of watches and clocks cleaned and repaired
the best much less than the prices Goods
sent by all or express any part Of the United States free
Of charge
GEO ALLEN, importer Of watches aud ewelry, whole
sale and retail No ii all street. second aoor Broad
way. New York.
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ENOR SAN FRANCISCO THE CLIPPER SHIP POLY.
NESIA Is rapidly loading pier 23 East river and
to sail on q before the 10Th inst
and comfortable ommodatons Early Application is me-
cessary, as the number is strictly limited.
SUTTON h CO., 81 Wall street.
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TINTED STATES MAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA;

TINTED STATES MAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA
~ Reduction in prices Of passags-United States Mai
steamshp Company connecting with the Pacific Mail steam
California and Oregon, via Aspnwau and Panama-The
United States Mail Steamshp Company to despatch
for Aspinwa Tuesday Dec % at O'Clock p. M from
pier foot Of Warren street the fast sailing GEORGE
La w. apt John MCGOWAN 10 at Panama with
Pacific Mail Steamship Com pany's steamer GOLDEN GATE
CaIt G. L. Patterson Through tickets to Calforuia by
prices The transit Of the lshmul at the Of
passengers made in by railroad the fa
crossing are such as cannot be found on
any other road to California For passage apply to O. a.
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RIO CALIFORNIA INDEPENDENT OPPOSITION
y lineaIhe new and Splendid steamship YANKEE
BLADE 2250 tons, will sail for Aspinwk tuesday De
ssnSsr h sss oOloshP from the foot o North Moore
UNCLE SAM 2uO TONS which will sail ediatsly the
Arrival OF the passengers ~ Pana for San Francisco
M are vastly superior 70 other the route
and confidently expected Nh tas voyage Caforns
viii be made IN twenty-five days. Passengers procuring
tickets during bhis month will be allowed discount ten
cent from the lowest charged BY aay other line
sor heghs Or passage apply only 70 l. MILLS. Agent
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ToR sAYANNAH.FARER EDUeED;mTHE NEwAND
splendid side wheel steamship STATE OF GEORGIA
Captain Garvn, III carving the United States mail
at 10 o'clock A. ~ from the wharf above Vine street
This ship B entirely and in speed and strength
for the comfort and
unsurpassed Fare from Philadelphia so; steer
age g. The Keystone State leaves foil owins
Wednesday. Agents in Philadelphia, HERON 4 MARTIN
No. S71a North Wharves in Savannah, G A. L. LAMAR
INOR SAVANNAH ANB FLORIDA-UNITED STATES
Mail Jine1Ths new and splendid steamship FLORIDA,
10, at p. NJ, from pier No. North river, Apply to
SAMUEL L. MITCHELL, No. Is Broadway.
The Alabama, Capt Geo. r. Sehsnck, leaves Wednes-
day December Through tickets from New York to Jack
senville, &3l; Pilatka, $40.
ITO SOUTHERN TRAvELLERS.-THE q. 8. n STEAM
ship JAMESTOWN, 400 tons, Capt. Lewis Parrish, will
leave pier Is N Saturday afternoon ~ three O'clock
for Norfolk Petersburg and Richmond connecting ct Nor
folk with the Seaboard aad Roanoke Railroad for Raleigh
Wilmington TO- Passage and fare stateroom included to
Norfolk $s Petersburg kiohmond $40. steerass
p'''-A' No. ''I IUDLAH fLEAsANTs. % Broadway.
EoR FREIGHT OR CHARTER-BARQUE HOME, a /,
coppsrcd and copper fastened, sS TONS Henry Hop
master. Apply to the master, board pier No.
North river.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
DAY MARE FOR sALE-ABOUT 151s HANDS HIGH
- years old, sound kind and gentle i'm lal harness. will
be sold lew The having further for her
at Kerr stables Of Monroe and Market streets
EoR sALE-A HANDSOME BAY HORSE, FIFTEEN
hands high eight old kind gentle and free in all
harness. superior saddle horse, just from the country
xhere he rode drove By lady warranted sound
Also. tmnl brown ponoy, kind and very gentle for
sci CaI be W Mercer street, and tu
aculart given.
L'oR sALE-A Chestnut sORREL MARE SIX YEARS
old, fifteen hands high, fast traveller and sound
saddle cold for fault To be At Hallgaas stables
IA Eighth street, Clinton place. near Sixth
TOR sALE-Iwo FINE BAY MARES, JUST IN
from the country, l51a hands hixh the other
M hands both sound, Kind fast travellers and orgrea en-
dursnce the property Of gentleman who has owned them
for upwards Of twelve months who has further
for them; of them would be suitable phyeioian
Apply 1t Revere Stables OF Thirty first
Broadway
uSOR SALE CHEAP-A DARK BROWN HORSE 49,
hands high six years old, good in double single hs
be Of Bleecker and Crosby streets Lowest price,
$780,
HORSE FOR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL SADDLE HORST /,
harness. also buggy and harness in good Address
Mortimer Union square Post Office.
HANDSOME DOUBLE CARRIAGE FOR sALE-nUILT
III by j. K Lawrence Desrly To be sold low. Apply
70 the owner, q East Twenty second street, or to
G. SUYDAh, 10 East Twenty second street.
WILL BE SOLD, AT THE NEW YORK HORSE BA.
W zaar 81 Crosby street. wednesday the 7th inst
u O'clock pair Of black horses the property gentle
man gone to Europe
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HOTSc
Guns Pouer M
Total. ;. .Ss5 $3.50 $3.50

The following ships their way to reinforce tho
feet, viz -
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WITHOUT BOARD.-A LARGE ROOM AND A HAIL.

THE ADVERTlsER, A YOUNG MAE OF QUIET HA-
bits wishes TO obtain partial board private uscal
family living in plain way ddrcss Liberty, Herald Office
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W bedroom on the second hsOr in pleasant locality,
suitable for srge gentleman DESTROYS Occupying apart
nents without board 10 let furnished
Piled for pmedstey. In ure at los Franklin street.
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A USTRALIA-PIONEER LINE-THE SHIP CAR
"a THAGE for Sydney having three fourths Of her
cargo board, will be despatched in fe days For
freight passage apply board, to r. W. CAMERON
Ito Wall street.
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EOR SALE-THREE FINE LOTS ON SECOND AVE
side adjoining Of Fifty sixth street
Eighth wards Also for SALE desirable property in
Franklin street. Broadway, 77x00 Apply to JAMES
PRICE 200 Hudson street, near Car al.
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ITO LET-A LARGE LECTURE ROOM, LIGHTED WITH
thirty burners and heated by hot air furnaces
seating six hundred perscns it will be let for religious
poses popular lectures cencert &c by the
week, gle evening. apply to CHARLES W. POLMAN
07 East Fourteenth street, between Irving place and Thrd
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NEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP COMPA.
ste amshp BLACK WARRIOR, win commence receiving
Freight on Wednesday Dec and sail for the above ports
foot Of Harrison street North River Passage Freight
for New 0Ileana goods sonssned TO Mead Co.
printed rates Of freight and bills Of adns can be had
specie. No freight received sailing days Shippers will
please send in their bills Of adng tobe signed the
office only Passengers for Havana must
befors leaving port.
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HOUSE AND LOT NO. AZ BOND STREET FOR SALE
II The house is in perfect order throughout has all the
mode convenience hot and cold baths the C oton in
story Of the house sub celler all paved and
entity partitioned addition the
Offices the rear expressly dentist would
be admirably adapted for either physician dentist
rooms for nsery being on the same floor the parlo
yet entirely disconnected then closing single
door. For further particulars apply to j. H. BURpSAL
No. f47 Broad way before 10 A. M and after NJ and
court in the oce Of JONES LYON, at the premises
any hour day or evening.
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UIoR sALE.-IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIvEN-A
nice modern built three story brick house Thirty first
between Fourth and Lexin Price 81 600
Also two three houses Twenty fourth street Price
$500. T. B. KINSHIMER 3l9 Fourth avenue after NJ
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TNO LET-oNE OF THOSE TASTEFUL TWO STORY
and base cottage houses in Twenty fourth stree be-
tween Ninth and Tenth with vault yard in
front Croton water and water closet Rent $780, would
be leased Apply st No. 1872 Twentyfourth street. morning
and evening
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NOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRR-THE UNITsD
viii leave for hsyrs souchins ~ 70 land
O'Clock pier No North river Price passage
First cabin, so second cabin SO Luggage nos wanted
sailing marked below" No freight viii DO taken after
PR vi sne e A..n sgPy
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FoR. sALE-THE LEASE, STOCK, AND FIXTURES
Of splendid dining and drinking saloon, down town.
second to fer blu ness &o Apply At A. HARRISONS
Real Estate Office. IS Cedar st-eet Columbian Hotel
Chatham square, after 4 r. NJ.
DOR sALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF ONE OF
the best dining and oyster saloons in the city To be
sold at sacrifice Apply to G. W. SIAERS 133 Nassau
2.
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IOR SALE, A BARGAIN-THE STOCK AND FIX
lures first fruit and segar ore, in the
best tn roughfsres in the city with years lease will be
with. The having other business attend
70 he for selling out Address Fruit Store,
wav PoaS 0HirA
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TOR BERMUDA AND ST. THoNAs.-THl ROYAL
This hne hr win say for Vie shove We'd
Tuesday TIN February and tuesday TIN March. Cur
lev has been built the Clyde expressly for the services
between New York and e. ThoRac Hhe has lofty poor
deck and great oare hiss been taken her good ven
,aton. Passage 10 Bermuda $50 3d. Thomas
For ffs'Ehs or passage, apply 70
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store No. g. Myrtle avenue, Br eklyn now doing
aree nd profits Bile business The proprietor being
aged in other would offer nducem snts enter
orsng with all capital TO in it. The above
gears. Early application to s. D. OSTR AMBER, No. 378
Bieecker street, New York, the premises.
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A SUIT or NICE Y FURNISHED ROOMS IN
private house. with the modern improvements in East
odway Montgomery street for gentlemen, without
board Apply r. Forester chemist corner Of Henry and
Gnu nafrstr
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Horse
Guns. P0qccr. Men.
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ITO LEr-A THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE AND
at the Of Hicks and Desra~ streets South
Broof between South and Hamilton ferries AZ feet by
lT-6 lot 10 Inquire of Villa MARSHALL IS Columbia
street. The above will be let fer any term Of years.
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Ludgate hill, LendonThs above house centrally stu
led has excellent coffee twelve prhvais it
sng between forty and ffy light airy bedrooms
good smoking warm esld and shower baths aWayt
ready; night porter U GSsd charge for
nAINE lso proprietor Of the Crown Scepre Tavern
Green wek tender his grateful thanks to his American
fsnds for she vsr he has long their hands
saA ssliss their continued patronage ana
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

DOoMs wANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND HIS
wife without ildren; awhee floor unurnished either
second third story sors not higher than
Twentieth street; not to exceed S2 SIS per month
Address James b.. Broadway Post Office.
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A USTRALIA.-CLIPPER LINE.-THE SHIP COLUM.
"A BlA will sail the 10th inst Can take first and
six second cabin PASSENGERS: Apply TO WL DUGAN 81
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-12-17
KATY COWsLIP's FANCIEs.

Girls. listen 10 me You all came into
the world for purpose; that purpose is
matrimony, and the sooner all you that are
eligible set about getting husbands, the
better for yourselves and those who other
wise will continue to be cigar-sucking,
toddy-drinking, miserable castaways.--
Winter is congenial 10 wedlock, and it is
coming, with its long cosy freside even
ings, its bustling parties aud the lrolicsome
balls, and any girl with Der proper wits
about her, need not see the spring flowers
above ground, without an engagement on
her hands, if she but half embrace the
chances certain TO be offered her. 'Look
before you leap," is good old grandma
theirs saying, but, girls, don't throw the
half OF good chance away il may not
offer again. When your fish is fairly
hooked; don't play with him too long, or
he may break your line; but wind away
on the reel, steadily, with a will when
you have got him nearly 10 land, let mann
ma give slight jerk, then slip your hand
net underneath, and flop he finds himself
in it. Cook him almost directly. Men
are very like fish they don't keep fresh
long after being caught.
Have nothing to do with erratic bipeds
with no fixed intentions. Such fellows
there are who will lol on sofas, turn the
leaves of your music books and your heads
with silly nothingness, at the same time
monopolize you for all the fancy dances,
play waiter behind your chairs at supper.
be your humble servant at theatres and
concert rooms, and seranaGe you through
a two or three years campaign--haye
nothing TO do with him. Whistle such q
dangler off. Cut them dead after taking
them on trial for winter and a summer
and being fresh on novelty. If mar
does not come to the "popping" point afte
winters dancing, and summers riding
and ice-creaming, he won't do II at ALL
He is not a ma-rying-man, and you ha'
better, for your own saSes, hand such owe
TO your younger sisters, just cut oi shor
dresses and paptalettes, smelling nice an
fresh of bread and butters who have In
time TO waste on trihes. You have nons
I Mind, don't say, dsn't wait Cor ma
i ii you are sure. of him. Never cafe il b
| is poor, poor and worthy. Your faths
was poor man, ten to one, when he ma
risd your mother. If you love the fellow
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THE LADYiS MAN.

He is described as follows ia The New Or
leans Del,a
His face is eternaily wreathel with I'M
meaning smiles, and when be addresses la
dy, ii is always in such strain Of absurd
nonsense that we have often been surprised
that lady armed with a fan, and SO dressed,
did not brain the animal on the spot. If the
lady's man does, by>any possibility, possess
The least degree OF common sense, he takes
especial pains 10 conceal it, for some how or
other he has taken ii into his wise head that
empty seniimentaity and absurd noiEings
are the only offerings fit for he female miud.
In order to be true to what he cenceivs TO be
The entertainment aud amusement OF the Ia.
dies, he turns traitor TO manhood and so be-
comes epcene himself without just claim
TO be classed with the male or female SEX
His best qualities are those which he posses
ses in common with certain kinds of dogs
fetch aud carry. Ladies who laugh in their
sleeves at the fool, may not object TO the al
slentions of the servant, and so ont of mere
commiseration allow him 10 carry fan, or
escort them 10 the opera, when the MEN of
their acquaintance are not accessible. The
lady's man is sufficiently rewarded for at
tending them through whole evenings en-
tcrtanmenl if they will only dropa smile in
10 the poor fellows hal a, parting. With
this substantial blessing he is encouraged 10
future exeriions in this wide field of mascu-
line ambition.
lfa mans duty TO lady consisted is pick
ing up dropped pocket handkerchiefs and
fans, ortwirling her round 10 the point of
giddiness aud exhaustion in The waltz, we
should, perhaps, not envy the accomplish
ments of the mere lady's man.