The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-21

me most pssansry located rendezvous that have found
in the HoArD iS The following pcesica announcement
The win shine 70 -Thursday-at eleven O'Clock
in the morning precisely for D. D. II be agreeable 70
POUNDS d. D. would be . real fool, bIockbead, I'M
worthy Of seeing the the moon such pro
posal was not agreeable 70 MIN Here announcer pleasure
train
Balcony, Broadway; salute not returned. Dam bus
sleigh, Saturday You are not mistaken win pam
dressed Clover Mock; to be called for will uio m
myself in the course of a week.
Here the Ged left to the imagination is vast and the
reader Is led on py wen denaed steps 70 develo = =
the said may be rudely interrupted by cha i
BILE notice that warns You OF the imminent danger in
which you placed by the activity and jealousy Of
rival, or OF a neglected passion thus
A. D. o. H.-You a married man. Beware,
Frank.
The married man here appears to 70 be in a danger
Gus position and have To think at he far from
having quiet conscience. On arriving in America
told that husbands OF eternal de ty Alas have
known by the advertisements that that puff The
endezvous-parteuarly the masculine rendczvo1s-is
not always accepted, and when j., IT may still be
prevented by unforeseen by other
engagements the impossbily OF evang obstinate
surveillance Then comes the second notice.
II the lady who called at No Smith street, Brooklyn,
and left her name Williams, will be kind enough to cali
again any day Of the between and O'Clock
she can the Lady whose acquaintance she desires
make.
We may here remark, Incidentally that BROOKLYN,
X,
in personal advertisements The American Is tcnacous-
II he Is disappointed IN one rendezvous two be
"A third, thus
expected l. d, Las, Tuesday, but was again dsap.
pointed VIII be at the same place this (Tuesday)
ing, al eight O'Clock Ill
An II cssembled Don juan the contrary, Offers, Cor
not having kept an appointment, this excns, which might
be- regarded as an offence
C. 4. B--Wrte TO me beg of yon for was asleep at
the time.
He asleep, and he confesscs it, All he had to do
with Miss Nelly he would no, have got OH easily. See
here
afraid solve For PHYS sake write 10 me rs
formerly, with an address
To which Nelly hastens to reply next day -
Nelly has written third letter addressed as before
Apply for u 10 morrow noon.
Nelly writes too much II is an astonishing imprudcnce
on the part Of woman who appears TO me 10 regard
things naturally. So long as the days marked with
numberlcss felcitcs, modest silence reigns ia the
HERALD No more condolences made 70 il: but as
unquei hearteels the Of support then
Mercury resumes his Office, and we read
Darling, have you received my letter of the 18th?
Write TO the address agreed on. b.
That lady is still happy. This one is not So
o, Edwin, write TO me and LET me know everything
even the worstfor this uncertainty is terrible Be
Sc cruel as not TO answer. NV
And now read this
Adele. II this your eye impore YOU 10 write 10
ne. for am ever the same.
Come; there is one faithful. But C. c. H. who is not
So receives this stormy intimation:-
If c. C. II. does not give news of himself, and that
promptly, he will have ample to regret till the
last hour OF his life.
If the wretch consulted me, should advise him 10 set
ont for California, where his belle would have much
trouble IN finding him ont. To conclude the sketch of
manners 50 different from yours will cite you this
very ingenious announcement
Two ladies, Of No - Franklin street. have each lost
days since sleeve buttons. The who has found
them may bring them back, if he is good looking and is
furnished with good recommendations. STILL two would
be preferred If they young.
All this is read and cries out shockingl will
add what doubts though the HERALD saws nothing
Of H. that the two young ladies Of No Franklin street
get back many more buttons than they have lost
JERICHO