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The Of person will books, unless
unr pay OF The subscription be made ,a advance
may money postage
~ which VIII be paid by and assumed by ourselves m s
safe transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER pabi.h~d Isl weekly during The
sicas Of Congress, snd sens. weekly during
sulcrp,ons for period ye.I received
,er,a. propo,,ioued the above annual ratss
1osPOsThASTERs authorized agonts and,
bv s.pdsns us yyE DAILY sutserbs, with SO sacoed
,vr WEEKLY subsebsss, with sa3 eacioed viii he
uaed o u copy srats. H4N
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nittenhousc Academy,
Corner of Third street ard Indiana crenuc.
q. wight Principal
X. 7. Taylor, Assistant.
Il. a. Raouit, Teacher OF French.
II. Gibron, Teacher OF Drawing
TUE year win Monday September
4 3D.
Tuition $40 So SO so, and SIS per quarter, payable in ad
Circular may be otrined BY pyns to the principal s the
bookstore Of ss city. ''~-'r r~"' i
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Completion Of Panama Railroad,
Reduction of Fare 10 California.

u r.. Upiod Staics mail steamships 'enye New York
~Ess1tS kapinwaiI 2Dih nf each monib
Se4k. connecting with mai IIom Panama TO San
These been inspected and approved by the Navy
Department. and guaranty speed and safety.
completed
and crossed or hours The OF passen
checked in Flew York through San Francisco, and assan
embarked Papaa hv steamer al the csmpany
The paid in New York all of the trip
Roserve In in New York, Panann, and
San Fancisco detention OF accident
the rouls is entirely reliable.
Passengers the day they arrive Aspin
through each steamer, and take charge
children without other protectors
through lowest apply at the agency III
West street. New York 10 5.8 1. w. RAYMOND.
. NayF--
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Appointment OF superintendent of Buildings
and Gronnds at the University Of Virginia.

and Grounds at the University OF Virginia.
meeting of board Of vtes Of the unver-
IA sy Virginia, Mr. Stevenson offered the following resolution,
which was adopted:
ha, the and the University might, with propcy
The University be relieved from the supervision and
Of the buildings and other public properly o. the Unsers
might with advantage be coDded 70
kul and who would devote me whole lime
discharge upd duties for suitable compena
Rcsoirsd subject be referred the executive
divide duties OF the In the
man the appoint
q exceeding 81 2 ~ in
their opinon would he promoted by
slch appointment division labor between The and
pentt ndentn
the resolution, hc uHdcrsgned OF
executive committee will
September make The appointment
all
Disposed appointment will expected that
be appoctej quahd the charge
fow hundred contiguous
all the buildings The Uni
vsy public grouods keep them In repair And have
suitable knowledge landscape gadeprg ornamental planning o
sc. -,
ANY nrher checrfuiy gwen hppi
can,s applications the psistsEned ehaofsed
''Pr - X. H. PRENTIs,
Auassr n 1885 Proctor University of Virginia.
Aug ls-eodt9sert
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Stopping aunmpon, both going 1nd returning Trey oheT
proceeding London fayfc advantages
other rouie for the economy OF time aud money
passase from Nep Tork 10 Southampton and Bremen.
FRS, cabr saioon $780, fret cabin lower aoon sio
second do, $50
Al newspapers through the post ohce.
No bills abiae will be signed on the day OF sailing
An experienced - attached 10 each ship
For freighl or passage, apply -
C. Ii. SAND III South William ST., NJ Y.
q. A. HENEkEN d Co.. Bremen.
CEOSkEY Il co sontl,ampon.
WILLIAM ISEI.lN, Havfe
Mar 6-diy
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Proposals for building Ltght-h0nsc on jones'
Point, near Alexandria, Virain

TREASURY DEP ARrMENT,
Onice Iiehthouao B0nrd,
Washington, August 22 1855.
PROPOSALS win be received until 70 o'clock the 2ad Of
September next bid will be opened for furnishing
building light Jones's Point Potomac
river, near Alexandria. by the 30h of November next
building rTck foundation, and Of
a with BASEMENT having circular tower or top
support horizontal dimensions being 80
by 10 feet. =
Desed drawings and specifications be seen at this Office
and at tho o collector Alexandria.
Should bid be accepted contract will be executed al once
for The work.
NO payment work il completed and
inspected approved by the
appointed the worksad
having power reject materials and workmanship not In
cordance with the terms of the contract.
right reject and all bids that may bc deem
ed prejudicial public interest.
addressed the undersigne1,
dorsed Proposals for Jones's Point Light -housc" I"
EDMD l.. \. HARDChsTLE,
Aug 23-eodlm Engineer Secretary.
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MICHAEL NDU1sE,

Agent for The Mutual Lie TasurGnee Company, HaJord Conn
ohice 4sl 1'hirteeulh street.
IN all mortal but thomselvcs"-
How vcy6ed many fathers whose ccun
prompt their widows and
CHI n crse
Aug lA-lnw3w lint
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M. A. Tyson and sisters Female Seminary for
Day Pupils,
On n street, betceen l2M and l3h, Washington.
ffyHE duties OF this institution resumed 18th Serem
ard with the above they wish also 70 inform
opening establishment
boarding. pupis the st of November ne XII.
railroad and Turnpike, sixteen miles
from the CITY, nd southeast nf Laurel village.
particulars circulars bo had ut The principal bookstores
in Washington and Baltimore.
Aug 4-d4t &eodt5ept5 [Star.]
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washJngton National Monument once.
August l, 1885,
meeting Of the board Of managers Of the Washington Ma
ona Monument Society," held the 3ist ultno, the follow
ing resolution adopted:
Resotred secretary notice. advertisement be
the lnegencer Union, and the American
Hon. John Wson late Commissioner of the Gene
raj Lad Office has been appointed general OF this Society,"
aud has entered tho duties OF his office.
A true copy. Iest: CHAS. c. TUCKER,
Secretary of w. N. Nj. Society.
2--d3W
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st. Joscph's Academy for Young Ladies,


TE studies this the
4 gath Thursday IN Junr The
board and tuition S5o payable
There charges duwing pcip
for Spai- Italian German, and Latin. The terms
primary department. composed Of pupils uader nine
800 a,e half yearly IN advance
OF inquiry should be addressed 1, the MOTHER SUPB
ROR Josephs Academy E!tsburg, Frederick county
Maryland.
July 6--dtyear.
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JoHN WEIpmAN OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary
March 27-lawtMar3 fInteiigencerl
All newspapers civilized Of the world request
ed To notice this their editorial ccumB
bes Of the classes scattered through the four great d
visions the giobe and all throughout the uned
States of Amecn requested grntuous insertion oc
eaOnay beteeu Ibis dale and the Sd Of March, A. D. 1857
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ID PHILILPS, Mobile, Alabama, will practise i'm
the Supreme Court of the upted staes" court OF claims
his profession Office
cd of 1th Louisiana
Juncg g--al lmif
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COURT CLAIMS.--The undersigned win attend any
" may conided a commissioner
pointed by ic of Claims tnke testimony
He be daily The CAPT
the Immediately opposite the office Of the clerk OF the
Court of Claims. JOHN s. TYSON.
Aug S-2aw3vt Tln. and Star.
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Nassau nan College of New Jersey, Princeton
I" Should auJ acgisi iniasce he forgot,
And Isyer brought 10 tifsB'
slionld Guid &luain'ance be forgot,

Should 5uiJ Acquaintance he forgot,
And brought 10 yss'
shonld enld &luain,ance he bfyaf,
And days o. auid lang syns."
The members the ending Junr, ic
the ending s sopnorose
class the ending june 1881 nnd The Freshman class OF the
yes ending June, le, hereby requested Assehis
ID Or ny bc third Of March, a. H. 1857, at the Iasrss
brighten the iBks OF ne can Of love npd en5sha which lime
entirety settf. exchange their
sympathy, ard lament s aatnsiy fats Of
sonis OF their aiost promising eoHpeefs.
preliminary meeting of The srIsappninted connice viii be
bed on the drst Moudy in September A. D. 1856 a. ge unod
Surs tsi Chestnut Fourth and fihh sessis
which those nenbsrs OF The several classes whom may he
invited viii be-
adopted 10 iui attendance possahle.
time, whom addressed VIII be
good furnish The o.he eosmlee w mail With
lheir respective pest Offices
of Trsnon, N. j., Chairman Of Committee
ALEXANDER G. HAHT, Al. D.,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
lH J. NEWTON LlGHTAER
uf Lsncssier, FenDsyivania,
PHILIP PENDLETON
of Wirson. Allegheny Co.. hd
SAMUEL T. RICHARDS,
OF Bs.stp Iron and Glass Work., N. j.,
LEWIS w. WAHufkGruN,
0f noais0H1csy Soassys Nsfytsnd,
itiec.
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English and French boarding ana Lay ScnOol.
s.y 81
@ % asss 1 e By
fesscss inevery department ,,.ss =. sasn, ,ov
asa "Sy M seeop pupils
Drawing viii be taught various and elesan, styles,
aMy friend Brooke, esinnbIe lady, Of great IN
usmen' English en'le her 2 Sao hss ss~
pe of ladies' and
way worthy of the patronage q psLas pAcHE
The Blight Rev Row Alovso W 5o.s Pe,s. 3 E. LIB
Professor A. Bach@, superintendent Coast Survey
rloie;.s, Iss.pn Hs1y Smithsonian institute
win William, a"a1 w. sss" Gorcosa, ssa, Washington
Ionn M.en." Iis,Srsn rnsG.., e uso.s" G9,gss.'
Ellis Lewis Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Penn
lion W. Woodward, Associate Judge Of the Supreme Court
v Hon. .e George Vail, M. c., New Jersey.
su Mssy n se had a s s pnepa soose
Of iisss miss Draoss, No iss Pennsylvania avenue,
Aug ol-codm
THE MISSES HAwLEx's Frsaon and a..!s English
tember H. residence S7 Pennsyvnia between
"A Aug afa asrsodsw @ 's''
Cottage Home school for Young Ladies,
Massochusetts ayenue, 6st,oeen 10Th and 1l
: @ .ass e w an IN
four departments und embraces al the branches OF liberal o0
cation.
Madam n bornsa, %. man, 1snsr Teacher Of French.
Mr. ssS. ss.Sn s.ss.I Ts.shs5 Of nswos Mu and fanDs
Circulars msy be obtained o, the bookstores
Aus@-eolm ------
,UANTED immediateIy.A thoroughly qualified teacher Of
languages boarding school in Alex
at. s"a and w q
$3.50 and board. address, win full EarlsnIss &C. mSScKErr
Aus 3l--ds, Alexandria. Virginia.
n MAY BIG HEST . state OF
l goods that VIC offer as especn bargains
100 pieces black and colored Silks many entirely new
900 pieces white aanne, per yard up
sn.n goods probably much III. Iatse and cheapest
,orous stock have offered
s % ss1. and and ss.s a and prices
10 cartons shirt bo.oms, sIi linen. new patterns.
ss~ sss,. :1"ss s"s s:'s q &c %sss n:y
JuIy paid before commencing
ou regular puocuaI customers, hsbusy
their hills invited call and make their
selections n ea,'y, s,y. 49,.
od articles, low prices, and fair deana may be relied ON in
PERRY BROTHER,
Aug 3i-4,if Opposite Centre MARKET
AND WARRANTS IOcATED.-Tbe subscribers wil,Io-
ea,e land warrants IN Ohio ndsns Illinois, or lows and give
upon This description prove. incorrect they
in tho West, and will give the business his
MILLER 4 BROWN,
7th street, opposite the Post Once, Washington. b. G.
July l4-eawtn
pICKE1S, LATffs AND ,-Just received and ready
i for sale
900 Mo- lailss full length and thickness
Also, 75,ooo AZ feet pickett, superior article
coal or ALL KINDS AND SIZES.
audw white range coal
Red white ash suitable for Crates aiatots
lykin'A valley Philadelphia ash, and Bristol
Irhish coal, yard and ready for sale.
Ny regular are requested leave her orders
befufe price raiser.
hand lumber Of an rptops
Shingles, lime, cacincd plaster
My yard on LIST street, the Capitol.
Aug 98-w JOHN PuRpN
I Io1T and Darknessy or, Ths Shadow of Eate-a
~ Fashionable cloth. rs csnts
Justr r.bfs,ied nd for ssIe At A MAIny,.
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Law Notice.

Law Notice.
BRows, ST. Sroa, WALKER.
yUM. r. BROWN, FRED r. STANTON, md J. KNOX WALK
Err parner practising law in The Supreme
Cou of United the OF claims In Washington
Offices Washington and Mem
phs Ono If parties viii always be founh at either place, and
Will receive prompt attention
. AAna lN- iN.od Intel. and Sentinel conyl
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tSOf SALE commodos four story and n,c honsc
on 18th Of street. House
sps twelve ron aud recently papcred aud painted
Terms and given nn'cs
ste,, Odce Treasury Department
fctI a =,
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TyJ.ANCIS LAMB, -(alass, Portrait AND Pie
manufacturer, 2J7 Pennsylvania uvcnueParlo
finish
etany will delivered and complete
prices in New York; thereby the OF boxing
freight risk ofbreakace.
The public respectfully invited 10 CALI
l6--eod3Dlf
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Ang5-ain

So NEW york. 1ICN. AND SOUTH
~StSrs2Sc2 AMPTOH UNITED STATES d. ALL STEAME ERs.-
~.A4XsT The ships comprising !ks line the WASHING
psaE@4dxhEx TON, Capt t. Cavehdy; HERMANN. Capt. Ell
wafa as,tns ~
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Academy OF the Visitation,

ESss,riek CIV Md.
THE exercises institution v ecommence on Monday, The
4 Ist of september.
tuition 'ts.. Siuv
Washing, menainr, and o,her extras !"
Music on pano harp guitar, forms an additional charge
Asa ii, the French Spanish and nhn laneuaees
drawne painng likewise extra charges Entrance ee
pay charges semi annually ~ advance r
mated he dat OF
Aug Io--tawiws
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will accountable for gold silver
metals, unless bills oi
adnr arc signed therefor thereof therein.
Apo5-dtf
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I I0far and Darknessy or, Ths shadow OF Fate-a
IL Story Of Fashionable Life Papev 80 cIos cent.
Just rsbisied, and for ssle At TAYLOR h MAURY,s
saR@ lsentine1 Bookstore uesr OH (,
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Cottage Home school for Young Ladies,

lfassachusefts aoenue, bsttoeen 10Th and llh str
THE sixth academic year Of this school will commcnc
L dav Heptembsr g. The course of Instruction is n
four departments, nnd embraces oil the branches of L
cation.
Miss Nj. a. Cox, Principal.
Madam Dorman, Teacher of French.
MIR. Gibson, Teacher Of Drawing and Painting.
Mr.. Schell, Teacher OF Musc.
Circulars may be obtained nt the bookstores.
Aug g2Q-eolm
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PROPOSED DATsl OF sAlLINa.


EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. So Wall street, n. Y.
BROWN, SEiPLEY, 4 CO.,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD h Co,
~ Austin Friars, London.
b. g. VAIN WRIGHT & CO.,
Paris.
GEO. n DRAPER, Havre.
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g1y4kc MISSES HAWLEFS French and English
BOARDING School will be reopnned Monday Sep
tebcr n al residences 67 Pcnnyvana between
i7h and 18th streets.
Auo1
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lYTANTED fmmedtateIyA thoroughly qualified teacher Of
Latin languages boarding school in Alex
andra Virginia. applicant single gentleman, grnda
college, willing himself Salary
$3.50 and board. Address, with full particulars,
X. l.. BROCKETT
Ang 3l--d6t Alexandra, Virginia.
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Hon. James Campbell, Postmaster General. The direction
and management OF the Post Office Department assigned
by constitution and laws ihe Postmaster General That
business be the conveniently arranged and
pared for his final action is distributed among several bu
reaus follows The Appointment Office in charge of the
First Assistant Postmaster Generals the Contract Office in
charge tho Second Assistant Postmaster Generals the
Finance Office charge Of the Thitd Assistant Postmaster
General and the Inspection once, IN charge OF the che
clerk.
Postmaster General and nineteen clerks. To this Office
assigned questions which relate to the establishment and
OF post offices, changes OF sites and names
removal of posmasers and route and local
agents as also the giving Of instructions to posmasers
Ponaers are furnished with marking and rating stamps
and letter balances this bureau which charged also with
providing blanks and stationery for the use OF the depart
ment and superntendence OF the several agencies
established supplying postmasters with blanks 10 ths
bureau likewise assigned the supervision of the ocean mail
steamship lines and of the foreign and international postal
arrangements.
Contract OHceWiam II. Dundss, esq., Second Assist
ami General, and clerks To this OF
flee il assigned OF arranging the mail service
of the United States and placing the under contract
embracing all correspondence and proceedings respecting the
frequency OF trips mode OF conveyance, and tunes OF ae
nartures and arrivals all the the Of the
the different sections Of the country the points
of mail distributions and the regulations for the government
o the domestic mail service of the United Staes IL pre-
yres the for mail proposals. receives the BIDS
nj akcs cbarre of the annual and occasional mail lettings
and the adjustment and execution Of the contracts All APP
pcaons the establishment or alteration OF man arrange
ents and the appointment mai saouo pe sent
10 th Office All claims should be submttedto it for ranspor
err,ce not under the recognition OF said
rvce IL first 10 obtained through the Contract Office as
authority for the proper credits at the Auditors OF
eve the mail arrangements prescribed for the
routes reports weekly to the Anditor all con-
tracts executed and all orders affecting accounts FOR mail
transportation prepares the statistical exhibits OF tae man
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
The Treasury Department the offices Of the Sec
retary Of the Treasury comproes commissioner of
the customs six auditors treasurer register SOLICITOR light
house board, and coast
The following brief indication of the duties OF these
several Offices and Of the force employed therein respectively
Secrearys OSice.Hon James Guthrie Secretary Of the
Treasury; Hon. Z. g. Washington, Assistant Secretary
one engineer in Charge architect and three
temporarily employed and twenty clerks The ecre-
ty of the Treasury charged with the general supervision
Of the fiscal OF the government and of the
cnon of the laws concerning the commerce and navigation
OF the United States He supcrntcnds the survey of the
coast the lighthouse establishment the marine hospitals OF
he United States, and the construction of certain public
buildings for custom houses and other purposes.
First Comptroers Olfcc-Elisha Whittlesey ESQ.,, Comp
roer and fifteen clerks He prescribes the mode OF keep
ing and rendering Cor the civil and diplomatic SER
ee well the public lands and rcvises and certies the
balances arising thereon
. Second Cop,proHsr's OHce.-John NJ. Brodhead, esq.,
oompro'cr and clerks He prescrbes the mode
Keeping and rendering the accounts Of the army navy
od indian departments of the pabc service and evcs ana
oeruies the balances arising thereon.
oVee n Commisoper o nc Gs-fons Hugh J. Anderson
ESQ., Commissioner, and eleven clerks lie prescbes the
ooe OF Keeping and rendering the accounts OF the customs
venue and disbursements and for the building aud repair
arising thereon.
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Large Mass of Silver Ore.

\ solid mass of silver ore was received
in New York BY the steamer George Law,
last week, weighing 25 pounds, and val
ued at $4,000. 1t is the product of one
mine on the Isthmus, and sent on to be
coined. The Express says:
1t is very curious that silver is bacom-
ing abundant, and that at the Mint in
Philadelphia, it is now paid out freely at
rates equivalent to 81 20 per ounce. No
doubt but that when we have a regular
communication with New Granda, by
steam, the world Will be astounded with
the results of newly directed industry,o
an American character, throwing possi-
bly, CaHfornia and Australia into the
shade.
The mass of silver was in shape the
half Of a cylinder, whose length was a
bout two feet, and diameter one foot 1t
had rough exterior, and looked like q
piece of wood With Che bark on, only that
it was of pure silver.
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Before the Men Come. "

Women folks like strong tea. We make
the assertion boldly, without fear of sue
cessful contradiction. We never saw a
mature matron who did not relish it with
as much gusto as a confirmed topper does
his tod" And many times have we seen
a "wild, impulsive, gushing, ancient maid
en- toss off cup of Old Hyson that
would almost take the fur off a bison
The ladies generally consider good tea
thrown away upon "the men," however,
and resort very freely to dilution when
serving them. One hopsekeeper, we once
knew, used to get the females of her flock
around the table a little before the regu-
lar time, and serve up a rousing cup of tea
all round the party, before the masculines
made the appearance; and as she poured
out tho beverage 'that cheers but not ins
ebriates," steaming hot, her invariable G.
Ejaculation, as she passed the cups hastily
to the ladies, was-"Quick. quick. Jet0rs
tie men C1Hlei'
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What a Change,

Louis Napoleon, the Emperor of France,
when in this country, few years since,
was, one night, SO ungallant as to strike a
woman of the town" over the head with
champagne bottle. This occurrence
took place in brothel in New York Ci-
ty, and soon after His Princely iIighncss
was under lock and key, in the Tombs,
with four or FIVE hundred Of the very
worst williams as his companions.
Recently, this same prisoner o! the n,
Y. Tombs, was the guest of Queen Nicto-
ria, at Buckingham Palace.
At one time he was a penDiless wan
derer in the streets of Gotham-now he is
the Emperor of a powerful nation, sur
rounded with all the wealth and luxury
that royalty can bestow. 1t is not unlike
ly that the time will soon come, when he
will be obliged to suddenly vaeate the
throne, and again seek refuge upon our
shores.
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NO, H..
Is IT so z

Somebody-we don't know who, and it
makes 10 ditEerence-thus warns young
men to look out for the women:
Young man E! keep your eye peeled
when you are after the women! Is the
pretty dress or form attractive Or a
pretty face even! Flounces, boy, are no
consequence. A pretty face will grow old.
Paint will wash off. The sweet smile of
the firt will give way to the scowl Of the
termagant The neat form will be pitch
ed into calico. Another and far different
being will take the place of the lovely
goddess who smiles sweet and eats sour
candy. Keep your eye peeled, boy,
when you are after the women. If the
little dear is cross and scolds at her moth
er IN the back room, you may be sure that
you will get particular fits all around the
house. If she apologies for washing
dishes, you will need girl to fan her
If she bushes when found at the wash
tub with her sleeves rolled up, be sure sir
that she is of the Goldfish aristocracy, lit
tie breeding and little sense. If you mar
ry girl who knows nothing but to com
nit woman slaughter on the piano, you
have got the poorest piece Of music ever
got up. Fiud one whose mind is right,
then pitch in. Don't be hanging around
like sheep thief, as though you were a.
shamed to be seen in the day time, but
walk up like chicken to the dough, and
ask for the articles like a man.