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i j. w. RANDOL

L j. W. RANDOLPH.s,
III Main street.
pLU.REBUS-TAA Song, that's by no author;
deed without name; perpetrated by j. X. Phi
lander Doesticks, 81; -
THE YOUTH OF THE OLD DOMINION By
LoS SiIs. 'l PRPoGREsSIrE READERS, Nos /,
MEmoi IRS OF j. M MASON, d. D. with portions
of his Correspondence. By J. Van Vechten-
BoNNERs cHrLDS HISTORY OF THE UNI
RAN IL CRY ARcHITEcE No. 2 Soc:
MANUAL FOR THE PA TRIOTIC Y0LUN.
TIERS on active service. BY Hugh Forbes
prcToRI1I LIFE and ADrENTUREs of Jack
MEMoRiALs IND OTHER PAPERS. ByT. D.
A DEFEScE OF THE. AMERICAN POLICY
s41 p s. Fox r @7 4aE ssoIfrARK By an Epieurs
Said FOR THE SOCIAL. BY the author of
"salad for the Solitary sI.25. my ls--2t
MOTTO E.-.AiI persons are informed TINT
the bands S Of III, DANIEL HUNT for collection and
those that do not call and settle by the lst day of
June yin be dealt III so scS W BSAphEy Agent.
HUr WEATIIEK ~ UPON Us; GET
IL YOUR THERMOMETERS READY!-A.
MORRIS Inns Just fecsiveda supply OF THERMoM-
ETERs, in tin and mahogany cases graduated sfter
rs cts to S3 EACH my l5-St
A MAILS OF SOUTHERN METHOD.
N ism FOR 1855 EDITED BY REV. On. DEEMS
This work IL mammal of reference in erery depart
1icnt in the operations Of the Methodist Epi:copai
Church, South in addition to very full statistics
are many deeply interesting historical and biosraph
ica etches No whore else can be found all the di-
sested information this volume contains
The ..North Carolina Advocate" says;
'sFrery Methodist In the South should procure it
and indeed ALL of ererv creed and of creed should
obtain IL % record of what Of the most active
and powerfal denominations OF Christisns has been
doing during the past year."
large discount 10 ministers and others who pur'
s"e' ASdysss j. W. RANDOLPH,
Richmond, Va
The book will be sent by mail, postpaid to all who
send 8 10 money or stamps. my 10 III
SsT1TE R11NUs.-.I nave for sale from
- four To seven thousand dollars OF STATE BONDS,
long dates. PersonA wishing TO make inysstlnea.s
will pIease apply 10 me MT the Office ofthe hichmopd
and York River Railroad Company, a,nou
my I5-2t~ 4. w MphfON, i
CIGAR HOLDRRs-A very. conveHient
u And F..l u~<l. Iz fAx
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By DicIIio.oa, HIN g Go.

II VIII be sold By us It auction on MONDAY the
18th OF May next It y O'Clock fourteen NEGROES.
beoueingt TO the estate of Edward 6ovun decd con-
sisf'ns Of one Man. one Woman and the remainder
Boys and Girls
Sold by order Of the Exscutos actiEa undss -
cree Of the Circuit Court Of the city 81 kiehnena.
: nv s--dA vtas Aaetionseru-
MACKkREL.--A sappiy 81 Ne. = .a.air
lvl size, and very nice, ian1ine ard fof eaie ~
WILLIAMS 4 DNOTHEh
myn Cesnsr cary 80 fsexlssa
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n Notice. .- The annual meeting of the
Stockholders of the Richmond, Frederick sburg and
Potomac Railroad Company, will take place at the
office of the Company. in the city of Richmond, on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of May next, at u
O'Clock, NJ C. w. MACMURDO, TT.
Richmond, May 10, l856-td
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~ Leeches, Leeches, Leeches...I have
just receiv d by Adams Express a lot of superior
Swedish LEECHES, which will be applied upsn the
most reasonable terms can be found at all hours
of the day at the hair dressing under the Amer
lean Hotel and at night oP25th street. between Main
and Franklin. nv r. c. HOBSON
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~ Free Barbecue. "A FREE BARRIE.
CUE will be given at Whites Store. on White Oak
Swamp Road, in District No. l, Henrico county on
SATURDAY next, the 18th inst, to which members
of ALL PARTIES invited. nv I4--td
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- Dai.sys Genuine Pain RTsrrcssr
viii subdus the pain and infammation from - -
wesest burns or sceds In from one 10 swsn.s ras.
atcs-snd that will heal the wounds without scs1
sna sheetnslIy cur Fever Sores Pies--Salt Rheum
--inhammatory Rheamstism--Sore and irsssmsd
Eyee-Saes,, Moands- Bruises-told and Inveternts
sores-ses.a n,sadCorns and Bunions- -Erysipelas :.
iIbisns BIses OF In.
performances snd Broken Breast-sorc Nipples =
Ernptoos-,and All other infammatorv and cutsneous
disease, where the parts affected can be reached.
pont oe ,ncreduioes about the many diseases named
tdee cured by only one rsset. thai the e
but pSse properties which the DALEY salve alone
eontsns ana ~ heretofore enumerated-one to four.-
can reach not alone the afore mentioned diseassa
but many more noa enumerated
Seers,-Do NOT REGULAR RRgp PHYSICIANS PRE-.
FERENr pIsEasEx
Baeh hex Of GENUINE DALLEy's PAIN ExrRAc.
TOR pas upon It a Steel Plate Engraved Label with
tue signatures of c. v. CLICKEHER CO. pro-
pretors and HENRY DALEY, Manufacturer. All
others are counterfeit Price Is cents per box
J" All orders should be addressed to c. " Click.
ensr Co, 81 Barclay street, New York.
FOR sale wholesale and retail by
BENNETT, BEERS L FISHER
sP io-em Us Main street.
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spd wh;s5sl in nih table Catser o. Hair
Cary: Particular attention paid to Dressing, Curling
and Shampooning the Hair.
1nallibls Tonic to grow the Hair-ah instantaneous
Dye for q beautiful black or brown. NH
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" Board of Trade-- Committee of Ar.
btration:
LEWIS WEBB, Chairman.
JAMES DUNLOP, BENJ. w. RICHARDSON.
BENZ. G. GRAY, JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
no l-ts
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BY Taylor T. Williams.

~ ACRES OF LAND IN HENRICO
IF COUNTY, AT AUCTION.-On THURSDAY,
I'D May election day. at Al O'Clock, NJ. at Swee.
news Tavern will be sold A acres of land, situated
about II miles below this city and miles from the
Tavern bounded by the lands Of London Brown, John
Bracket, Mrs Gill, Samuel Warner, and VIM. Allen,
the most of which land il well wooded.
TERMS at sale.
my 16 TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts
TWO HOUSES AND LOTS ON FIRST,
i BETWEEN BROAD AND MARSHALL SITS.
AT AUCTION On FRIDAY, Esd of Nav, ats
O'Clock P. M upon the premises will be sold two
framed Tenements situated a. above. on the East
side of LIST street The lots front together about fifty
feet.
The houses have been lately painted and improved,
are In good order, and rent we'll.
TERMs-One. fourth cash balance at 4, and Il
months, for notes. with interest added, and trust
deed. TAYLOR L. WILLIAMS,
ia Aucts.
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" BENNETT, BEERS l. FISHER, Agents 70,
Richmond fe l-d6m


" EcIipses.--The eclipses Of the SUN
ami Moon are not the only eclipses that will take
place this year. We understand that SlMONS will
eclipse all his competitors in the art Of Picture Ma
king This eclipse will take place daily at the SUMS
height when the superiority and briancy of his Pic
lures will overshadow all others under the Sun.
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~ The Indies of the Second Baptist
Church will hoed FAIR at Corinthian Hall, COM
mencing on MONDAY morning. at 10 o'clock and be
continued during the week-at which place they will
be much grafed to their friends, and the citizens
at large. my l2-5t
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HOUSES AND LOTS AND BUILDING
III LOTS ON MARSHALL AND BROAD STS.,
AT AUCTION.---On WEDNESDAY, May 2lst, COM
mencing ats O'Clock, P. NJ, will be sold, upon the
premises, respectively, the following real estate in
the order named:
shall street. at its western extremity, adjoining the
late residence of Hon. j. NJ Bolts, and occupied
by M. Altermayer; it has five rooms, three Closets
well of excellent water in the yard, aud Ii orna-
msnted with beautiful shade. and variety offruit
trees the lot fronts rs feet and runs back la5 feet
-Four building lots situated opposite the above, at
the Southwest corner of Marshall and - streets,
fronting 2ai feet eech and running back lag feet to
an alley 20 feet wide, the corner lot having framed
dwelling its and FIVE fruit trees on the whole.
Also-Three tenements on the South side of Broad
street IN rear of the above, each with rooms and
out houses The lots front together 60 feet, and run
back TO the alley az above. These tenements are
nbw yielding good rents.
Terms viii be very favorable, and will be made
my Is TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
C0NHlISSlONEK,s SALE OF LOTS
~ In pursuance Of a decree Of the Circuit Court OF
Hanover county, entered on the 18th day Of March,
1855, in the suit of Anderson vs. Sele and Wife, &C.,
rs commissioner, named in said decree, shall offer
Tor sale, ct public auction the premises, MON
DAY, the 10th day Of May 1885, the several lots Of
ground purchased by William A. Wright, and Will
liam I. Bozs at sale made, under decree In the
same suit, by Jcsephus Anderson commissioned, on
the TN day OF November, 1853 The said lots are
situated on Union Hill. between 2th and 2stb, snd
between o. nnd5P streets, and ono on the corner OF
Venabie and nth streets. Tho sale 10 made at the
risk and costs Of William A. Wright and the estate Of
s s:ls sa eSns's''d T y WILLIAMS A..t.
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and Shower Baths be had at all hours from
o'clock A. M. to 10 P. d. at the Hair Cutting Sha-
wing and Shs mpooning Saloon, under the American
Hotel Entrance on lltl street Single bath Is cts
tickets for dollar. NIB 81
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S ss's sa eGSH''''o T q WILLIAMS Aue...

w r. PERKINS Il Co., Eagle square,
Of Mantillas from IS 10 go Also just received
Lace and Muslin Sets; black and white Grape Col
lars and Sleeves; 6rass CLOTH Mohair, Cactus and
Hsoped 6kirts my ~
ID aie by my % r. CAuTH0RN.
VTAKNIsHks, VAkNI9 a kH.-Doach Var
v uish. Furniture do; White Dsmar do; DTylng la
ran 40; Black L. ather do; Asphaitum Tor iron. All
OF the best quality. for sale W
my l5-6t z. nODEkEM-
EOR HTFE-1 likely GIRL Ter the bal-
l. Gce Of the year. Appiyto r..c.v
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CIGAR HOLDRRs-A very. convenient
~ and nsefal article Ter sinoks,s FOR sale "
my I6-ty a. BUDkkEk.
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t. 10 the Ella, Ladies OF Richmond. we are
Shawls, Silk Dresses Silk Capes, &c, well they
can be done in New York, or elsewhere. Silk Dresses
cleaned and grease wine spots removed, without
ripping. Specimens of work can at all times be seen
at our office. DENNIS & BROTHER
Successors to J. w. Hines. Franklin st.,
my 1S---Iw* Opposite Metropolitan Hall.
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HOKSES, MULks, COWS, CARRIAGE,
n BUGGY, CARTS, he. AT AUCTTON.-Wil
De sold at auction, on SATURDAY mornins. com.
Central Depot: young Horse, only years old. of
hne style and action young Buggy Horse, very
gentle and fast 4 Young work Horses S Mules and
carts; No. Mich Cows; also second hand Car.
raEe and Buggy. LARIJn a sH1Nr
my l6 xs.:,
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~ Card.--Th0mas w. Keesee, Auction
eer (OfHce with George ]. SumnepSNo. 20 Pearl st.
will attend in person to the sale of Real Estate,
Household Furniture, Stocks of Merchandise Horses,
&c.
ALso.-To Renting out Houses and Hiring out Me-
groes.
~ DR.. j. w. Brand offers his Pr0fes.
sonsl services TO the citizens of Richmond. Office
ON Third, between Gary and Canal streets.
my 2-Im+
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BY Thomas ". Kceeee.
Once with Geo. J. Sumner, No. 90 Pearl utreet.


tKusTEk SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND
4 KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AuCTIfjN-
VIII Dc sold at public auction, ON THUR0DAY after-
noon the I'd inst, commencing ut o'clock at the
residence ofMr Peter Small on 18th street near Tan
yard HILL the outre stock Of Household Furniture,
.c &c conveyed In deed Of trust dated 18th dsy OF
APR, 1901. to Mr.. Richard w. Flournoy embracing
the usual variety.
TERMS cash on delivery
By order of the Trustee
I6 4 orrrnsu,
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/" Nervous NuffererN...Rey .John LINN.
snsn, hear him--he suffered long with the Bronchitis
nsd 20 give up preaching By the use Of Hampton q
rvice as presiding Elder In the Fredericksburs Dis
Ii.ct. Thousands speak the same language aud tell
Q, carss OF Cough, rheumatism, Scrofula, Chlls and
10 the female sex, we say IL 10 suited to all the dis
eases 70 which their delicate conformation 10 subject
Let the afflicted call on the having il for SALE and
fet descriptive pamphlet and see certi6cates Hear
him and do likewise:
BALTIMoRE, Jan. 2lth. 1856.
Mestrs. MORTIMER & MowBRAY:
take pleasure in saying 70 you that have usad
your Hamptou's Tincture" with great profit From
serious throat affection, my general health had he,
come very much impaired when commenced 10 use
"hamPton's Tincture." l found its effects upon INV
general health most salutary. My nervous ava.
use. - "''uo' i's
have several times recommended it to nv friend.
snd IN every ease, 90 far as have been informed,
Ynur f<,,l,,
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BY Davenport, Allen & Co. ] .

L nMNGES AND LEMONS, IN PRIME
~ VhDER, AT AUCTION.-On SATURDAY.
III may &C our auction store, at 10 O'clock we will
20 boxes ORANGES and LEMONS.
IskMs-$l00 and over 4 month"; credit. una.,
~iUo, essh. DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 Co,
- . Aucfs
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PUTURg DAYB.


RY virtue q q Deed q Trust execused q
- the 9lth Of ysnuary, 1855 By Patrick H. Bridse.
wnter, and duly scknuWiedged IN the Clerks One
q Henriso County Court. SHALL AZ tbs Request q
the parties interestsd proceed 70 se the 18th 81
May. e the hour Of II o'clock NJ, II front Of the
Court House Of Henrico county, nix scres Of land,
more o. less lying IN the county Of Hsnrico aboue
miles below Kishp ond. on the Wiliiamsbure road,
upon which there il small house. The title 70 the
above property believed to be good but shall con-
w only such title ~ IL vestea in me
Ikshs-Onefhird cash. and upon credit Of three
na months for nekntiabe notes. satisfactorily en-
doIsed interest added from the day Of sale a. to the
fsssdue. A. b. HUTCHINSON,
Trustee.
n ne above sale is postponed until the first MON.
DAI y June, at the same time ard place
my Ids A. B. HUTCHESON, Trustee.
HEkIkE,S sA L k..-WhI be sold for
- can, at the residence Of Christ an Leber h.
=. near biakey,s Mill, tnow Ramsey'a) ON MONDAY
- o. me present month. MAY the Ice in two
lcEnouses, Cart and Harness, Plov1 and Chilli
Vac And on the first Monday in June next win be
soia one Mule; and Negro Man, named Georre will
be hired out for the remainder OF the yesrto sti.
an execution In my hands in favor of VIM. r. Hord
my lS-@ B. HUTCHINSON. g. He.
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" The Great Russian Remcdy..-ProHa
no PUBLico.-"Every mother should have A box in
dre,a" - ~ @ui''
IlEDDINe's RUSSIA SALvE-itisa Boston remesv
o. thirty years standing and s recommended by phy.
cisns 1t Is sure and speedy cure for Burma Piles
Bos Corns, Felons, Chilblains and Sores of eyerv
tsdi for Fever Sores, Ulcers Itch, Scaid Head Net
tie Rash, Bnntons, Sore Nipples Recommended by
rSsses Whitlows Sites, Testers, Flea Bites Spider
SJnss, Frozen Limbs, Salt Rheum, Scurvy Sore and
Cracked Lips Sore Nose, Warts and Flesh Wouuds
il is most valuable remedy and cure, which can be
testified by thousands who have used it in the city
of Boston and vicinity for the last thirty years In
instance will this Salve do injury, interfere
with physcian's prescriptions 1t 10 made from the
purest materials from recipe brought from Russia
of articles growing in that country-sna the propre
tors have letters from all classes, clergymen physi
cisns captains nurses and Others who have used
it themselves, and recommend it to Others
Readings Russia Salve is put in large tin boxes,
stamped on the cover with picture of horse and
disabled soldier, which picture is also engraved
the wrapper. Price Is cents q box.
Sold at all the stores in town country, may be
ordered Of any wholesale druggist.
REDDING Il CO, Proprietors,
No State st., Boston.
~ BENNETT, BEERS L FISHER, Agents for
Richmond. fe l-d6m
~ Horse Auction.--I shall continue to
sell ct auction, at the old horse Lot my store
every SATURDAY, at 10 O'Clock, Horses, Mules
Cows Carts Wagons, Buggies, and every description
of Carriages
NH % R. CAUThoRN.
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aamr1fe.sn
AUCTION sALns.
FUTURE DAYS.
ny Thesuas ~. Kcc.se

FUTURE DAYS.
- Themas w. Kcesoe,
tOmcs With Geo. J. Sumner, No 80 Pearl ~
HOnARS FOR SALE AT AUCTION :.
- VIII b sold on SATURDAY morning Nav III
commencing q 10 o'clock at the Horse Auction Lot
near the 0ss Works, one fAe Bay Mare year. old.
kind u hsrness insle or DOUBLE
Also. number Of Saddle and Harness Horses
my 70 THOMAS w. KEEsEE Auct
BY Thomas W.. Keeeee.
Once with Geo. J. Sumner, No. 20 Pearl street
LARGE FRAMED H0TrsR pOR sAr.r
- AT AUCTlON.-Wili be sold on SATURDAY
stternoon, May 18th, commencing ct s o'clock, the
large framed Building, with two chimney and q
bnck ade wall situated ON 22d street. between Main
and franklin adJoinins the Tobacco Factory of M
john reanor; said house to be removed in ten dsys
my 10 THOMAS w KEEsEE, Auct.
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VALUABLE COTTAG X FARM ON
CHURCH HILL FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Will be sold on TUESDAY, the Sd June, 1856, on the
premises commencing at o'clock, the very desira-
ble Cottage Farm, on Church Hill. now occupied by
Mr. Edmondson. The tract contains so acres. The
dwelling has rooms, besides oil the usual out.hoases
such % kitchen, stable barn, nc. The nearness of
this place to the corporation line renders it very val
liable, as it il only about half hours walk TO the
heart of the city.
The terms, which will be accommodating, win be
made known ct the hour of sale.
GODDIN 4 APPERSON,
Ana
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STATE BONDs.-.l NAVE for snir from s,s
long dates. Persons wishing TO make inysstneats
viii please apply 10 me Mt the office offhe hichmopd
and York River Railroad Company, ..,.ou
my I5-A~ 4. w MpHTONs !
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hing
. coll,
| orny
vsTy
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~ To the Voters or Heurice CSnuev.s.
~ WI % q Election held Ia the CSusty d Hen
ss ~ ne different Precincts on the 29d Lsy. IsB
I,,S@mmaonwealth Clerk Of the Circuit Court; She
M.,.s s~o commissioners Of the Revesue; ana four
Pn,s. - sseA Constabls and two Overpeers Of ths
ny 'o-sde Conductor az the Court House.
SsnSooLdoHT Is NOW ComPTErEp. and M.
. nnnoIrrEs and DA0UERREOTYPEs ara na,r
1919 TINS monter size skylisht Gallery 10 suruss.
70. yoursslyes We prepared 10 put M LLnesscs
u svery Known style Of Art Now on hand Morocco.
cav. resr Shell, Union 1apier Machle and Jewei
EoSketts, and Gold Pins designed for pictures
AI,o Amerotype and Dsguerreotype stoeI and mate
prices. 2sH0pTws,,s - c NV iorA
myi5 s;sn nS az ~,
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l. LOT IN SYDNEY.-As trustee in q deed of
duly recorded in Henrico County Court, shall pro-
coed to sell at public auction, the premises on
MONDAY, the 18th day Of May 1856, at O'Clock, P.
said Paisley the former residence of Mr.. Richard
Rens
TERMS cash. The title is believed to be god, but
the trustee will convey with the usual special
ranty The taxes for the present year to be paid by
the purchaser. VIM. w. SNEAD,
nv 12-td Trustee.
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N1NTLEH, MxNTLk1..-We VII qees
ivI thn norniis 800 new Msatlss, IN c0iere4 -
black, ana viii ssll them Of cheap g
my " y. AlhLhaskA SAsss
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31
ITALY.
MATRIMONY AND wET-NURsEs.
Of IN. kev,rt DAILY Adyerti,er.

CcrrespoL Ldence Of The kevnrk Daily Advertiser.
FLoREScK, Thursday, Feb. 81, 1856.
II would seem that marriage is not 30 lightly e.
teemed here after al, since II is prohibited among
Iuraytes during Lent; al those whose impatience
10 consummate their vows will not endure forty days
probation hasen to the altar before the season for
''marrying and giving in marriage" expires. On Di-
mdncAe grds the last Sunday of the CgrOva three
hundred FloreRtne couples Were united IN mstrim0ny
These were, of course, from among the common peo-
petbe only class Of persons who mary according TO
their own choice-aDd they took the time of public
meiiy making most eongenial with the music and
dancing of the wedding feast. They aud their
graduating friends naturally helped considerably
to swell the closing chorus of Joy, and so was
II swelled that the rvverberation did no, cease for
some days after mirth was prescribed. Nor would il
have ceased then, perhaps-so high had excitement
this year Inen-but for q subtle promise, giided
through the frantic throngs, Of more mGskip- and
frolCking aher Faster, the marriage of the Young
ducal heir This is, however, questionable as the
bride is not yet selected, much lars secured. The
Eeopohian hinc~ss Royal IL talked Of but she is now
only thirteen yeaIs Cf age. Princess OF the house
Of Austria bas been suggested nothing really is known
save that the Prince IL preparing to visit Naples. In
any case il roy al policy to tickle the people nto
quiet subserveuce to lenten rule for strongly had
the tide of pleasure set thu. il might otherwise have
deshed egsint the stronghold OF Church and State.
Folly had in fact gone stark mci in It's uawonted
freedom The poor racri6cin- al they had for
froic, and Others, without ready means, their few
.uxurics. Threeihousand watches are said to be
at these pawpbrokers; and some foolr pavned their
very hedstesds ioT share in the FAM, dic ful.
The bedsteaos OF this oouhty are, by-the-by, the
cediest and comeliest in the wor,'-of iron Exten-
sve manufactures abound for making them 10 every
conoeiyobe shaEe OF beauty and grace which are here
never forgotten in utility, and these articles
vepent and comfortable they tastefal Not
wi'hs'anding the heavy material OF which they arr
mace, they look light gorsamer-wrOught out
and polished finely lowered and festoOnei in undu-
afing curves, and, with their snowy Lace and
musLn curtains seem tempting 10 fairy dreams.
But Their chief claim TO noSce Is freedom from insects;
wher the bans which support the mattresses aso of
on instead OF wood. they are indeed Insect proof.
Rarely do women Of any class here I'll their natural
ofices, perform their most sacred duties Scarce
ever, from the highest to the lowest does the mother
nurse her own child. The rch engage Il 6als-or wet
nurse-whose prospective maternity dates about With
their own at the time that the MONTH, nurse is
engaged The baia herself looks out for one to sus-
tain her own babe while abe another's. The
middle class mother must have ber society, o. well ae