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TINTED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA.
u ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
Sailing regularly every Thursday, at o'clock NJ pre-
-. cisey, from pier No. North River
COLUMBIA, Capt T. 8. Curtis. MayN
hORR0 CASTLE, Capt Morton tvia Nassau. Nay 80
CRESCENT CITY, Capt j. u. Baker, June
For freight or passage apply 10
A. W. DISIOCK, President
No. 8 Bowling Green
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7 NEW BRIGHTON-TO LET, THREE BRICK VII
n las furnished and unfurnished all modern improve
mcnts; ferry OF the most charming enent
and private places near New York.
Il. DUNCAN SNIFFEN No. 8 Pine street.
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~ II. LUDLOW 4 CO. HAVE THE FOLLOWING
". desirable Houses for sale 20 West 56th street. II
East 4th street, Is East SD street. East SD q
SWest ed street 81 West 5d street 81 Vest 5ls street.
West 9Th street West S7th street West 10th street
fwth sabe), 75 Filth avenue and 63 Fifth For
particulars apply at No Pine street IS East Seven
teenth street.
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"A FIRST CLASS THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE 22O
~ West Fortyei street, with fine carriage house at
kached excellent location for iirs class physician
good ncighborhood accessible by Broadway seventh and
Eighth avenue Apply to 4. BLOoMER, 81 Liberty
street
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LNOR SALE UPTOWN-A FRAME HOUSE AND TWO
Lots, with stable for two horses, hay loft wagon room
DC good garden, with fruit trees flowers, vegetables
grapes, &c suitable for expressan cartman;
easy Address X H., box liz Herald office.
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THE ELEGANT MANSION, FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
nished, and Grounds of Adams Bailey, at Scarsdae,
Weschcster county twenty-five acres lawn, garden and
heavy timber house large and repete with city comforts
pot. Apply to A. J. BLEECkER, son 4 CO., " Cedar
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MADISON AvENuE.-HoUsEs AND LOTS ON THIS
JN avenue, In great variety, for sale some splendid
Corners, improved and unimproved.
NJ. A. j. LYNCH 72 Cedar street.
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TEXAS LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS TOUCHING
l. At Key West, carrying the United States mail
The steamship CITY OF HOUSTON, Captain Penning-
1871 - '' =
Through bills OF lading given to Houston and all points
and @. Railroad.
q. II. NALfDkY 4 CO., ls Maiden Ianc
or To W. p. CLYDE, ll9 Wall street
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GRAND BOULEVARD, CORNER NINETY-NINTH
IA. street, lG0xl25 five superb excava;ed Lots; high
ground overlooking the Hudson for sale low II all cash
bald. v. X STEVENSON SON, ii Pine street
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EOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
The Old Dominion Steamship Comp any will despatcn
from pier No. 81 North River their elegant ev,os
Cnv Point ane Richmond, Thursday, Nav 80 at r. NJ
giving through bills Of lading to AZ poins soun an
pOiats Accommodations uDequailed Apply AZ pier ~
or the general office, la 'reenwmh sueeh corner OF
De- street.
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

COAsTWISE STEAMSHIPS.
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S LINE TO
il CALIFORNIA JAPAN AND CHINA,
VIA PANAMA,
CARRYING MAILS, PASSENGERS AND
FREIGHT To
KINGSTON, JAMAICA, SANTA SANTA, MARTIIA L AND
MEXICO, CENTRAL AMERICA,
PERU AND CHILE.
Steamers leave 18th and 3Oh each month except when
those days fall on Sunday, then the day preyions
May D.-Steamer RISING STAR, Captain H. r. Conner,
will cave pier ~ North River at u O'Clock noon, for As
pinwall direct connecting at Panama with steamer SAC
RAMENTO, Captain and also connecting all Gen.
tral and South Pacific ports Freight for last named
Steamer JAPAN will leave San Francisco Juno l. 1872,
for japan and China For rates Of passage freight and
all further Information apply at companys olce the
pier foot of Canal street. r. X. BABY, Agent
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DUSINEsS PROPERTY IN GREENE STREET, NEAR
D Bieecker, for salcTwo Houses Inquire at 424 West
Thirty-fourth street.
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nIRECT LINE TO HAVANA.
~ HAVANA, PR0GRESO AND VERA CRUZ
New York and Mexican Mail Steamship Line leaving
pier u East River ats r. NJ. direct to Havana.
vIKGO, Phillips !uavana only Wednesday. May %
CITY 0F MEXICO Timmerman.. Tues sday, June II
CRY OF MERIDA. Deaken. ............ Monday Juivi
r. ALEXANDRA SONS, IS Broadway
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1HADIsON AVENUE LOTS--ENTIRE FRONTS COR
INl ner Plots and single Lots for sale
M. A. j. LYNCH, ~ Cedar street
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CoAsT,yIsr sTEAMsHrPs.

GAN DOMINGO LiNE.-THE UNITED STATES NAH.
= steamer TYBEE, Captain Delaney, win leave pier
No. North River "Wednesday, June 3, az 3 O'Clock
r. NJ for Puerto Plata Samana and San Domingo City
For freight passage apply TO =
SPOFFORD BR0fIiERS a co, 20 Broadway.
BILLS Of exchange Puerto Plata SANTANA and San Do
mlngo City, In sums TO suit purchasers, Tor sale.
LNOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
The Cromwell steamship Line
The steamship coRTEs, Captain s. Whitman, VIII
leave pier No gNorth River, Saturday June ], at
O'Clock T. NJ Freight received daily.
Through rates given 10 Galveston, Indanola, Mobile
and st. Louis Cabin passage, SO; steeragc, $z1
For freight passage apply to
III. b. CROMWELL a co, Sc West street.
LNOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
II MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE
from pier No North River, at o'clock p. NJ.
GENERAL MEADE,
on Saturday, June !.
Freight received daily. Through rates given for St
Louis vicksburg Mobile, Galveston and Indianoa.
For freight or passage, having superior accommoda-
tions, apply to FREDERIC BAKER 80 Broadway.
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9Th AvENUE.-LOTs BELOW AND FRONTING THE
~ NJ A. j. lynch, u Cedar street
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E,OR SALE-OPP0SiTE THE CENTRAL PARK, l07
feet inches on Madison avenue and 70 feet on street;
VIII be sold at low price and on easy terms
Corner of Third nycnnc and seycnty.e iuhth street
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


A LBANY AND TROY BY DAY LINE BOATS q. yIB-
N BARD and DANIEL DREW commencing May a.
Leave vestry street pier at s0 A. and Thirty fourth
aud Hudson.
Trip tickets to cozzcns, West Point Cornwall and New
burg, returning same day 81
Connecting Tor all points West and North
(NITIZENs' EVENING LINE STEAMERS FOR Al
~ bany and Troy, landing at Catski; fare 81 by
the fastest night boats the Hudson Steamers SUNNY
SIDE and THOMAS POWELL leave pier - North River.
foot Spring street. daily, Saturdays excepted at r. A.
making sure connections with all trains going East and
West Tickets sold and baggage checked To all points
Rensselaer, and Saratoga and Troy and Boston Railroads.
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE
IN For Long Branch and an stations this and con-
meeting railroads including Philadelphia, Vnciand
On and after May Is steamers connecting with tn.
trains Of this road at Sandy Hook will leave pier % North
River as fellows -
G4o A. NJ and p. M.-For Philadelphia vineand. &c
9:iO A. M.--For Long Branch Toms River Warciown
and all intermediate tatons.
bP. M.-For Long Branch and intermediate stations
The first steamers Plymouth Rock and Jesse Hoyt
have been purchased by this company and are being
put In complete order for the summer business
The summer arrangement Will commence early IN June
with the boats above named when Long Branch trains
will be on better time than heretofore.
Communication rates have heeu reduced.
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L,oR sALE-HOUsE ON MURRAY HILL, STABLE
IL connected; all modern improvements; house hand
somey frescocd will be sold furnished otherwise. For
particulars inquire ut I29 Front street
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T,IFTH AvENUE-SEvERAL FIRST CLASS HOUSES,
IL including some desirable corners for sale.
A y LYNCH. ~ Cedar street
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FINE PLOT OF EIGHT LOTS, FOUR ON GRAND
IA Boulevard and adjoining in the rear for sale,
northeast Of street. price very low
E. III. LUDLOW 4 CO., No. 5 Pine street
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HARLEM.-A FIRST AVENUE CORNER HOUSE FOR
IL SALE on easy terms; a good business corner.
COSTELLO 4 LINSCOTT, llSth street and Third av.
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CITY REAL ESTATE For saLn.
East Side.

A SPLENDID CORNER l0ysE ON FIFTH AVENUE
N ior sale at d bargain. NJ A. j. LYNCH,
II Cedar street
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PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENT.

A IL WANTING FARMs-GoOD SOIL, MILD Gil
"A mate-for papers address q. X. LANDS, Vineland
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7 ELIZABETHPORT-A BARGAIN.-FOR SALE
"A cheap the Property situated Second street nearly
opposite the Park, consisting of House and two Lots For
further particulars enquire on the premises, or OF r. r.
KELLOGG Real Estate office, Second street. opposite the
Park, Elizabethport, n. J.
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ryNO LET-IN WEsTCHESTER COUNTY, THIRTY-FIvE
minutes by rail, large and fully furnished House.
containing many city stable and carriage
sive and attracve; will be rented for the lon
ger very low, as the owner is in Europe
WARD q OGDEN, Broadway corner Seventeenth street.
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+. A CRAWFORD, N. J.-FOR SALE OR TO LET, TWO
n .r.t cfass new Houses with ~ he modern improve
mens -four minutes walk from the depot o The Central
Railroad OF New Jersey; ine from New York, 80 min
utcs. Owner, S. CAIIILL, Cranflrd y. J.
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nLD ESTABLISHED ALBANY AND TROY LINE
~ of steamers, landing at catski from Pier "A r.
daily, saturdays excepted. Fare - cents, halt state
Rooms, 75 cents Fare Catskin Id steamers
Vanderbilt and Connecticut connecting With raiiro lds To
stations West and North viii leave above at6 r. NJ.
Freight at reduced rates.
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LrOR SALE-A DESIRABLE FARM, ABOUT 40 ACRES,
situated between Mount Hope and Ashford, Windham
county, Conn. good neighborhood; half mile from
church school six miles from Mansfield depot For
particu cuars address l29 Front street
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T1NIFTH AvENUE--A FIRST CLASS MEDIUM SIZED
four story brown stone House, above Forty second
street for sale with or without Furnitnre built In best
style by Charles DUggn, Esq all modern improvements,
both house and furniture nearly new rich, but not
gaudy Any one wanting gem OF a house ut low henre
viii please apply to No Bcekman street, room
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-27

The Wheeling REGISTER asks us to
give 1t credl! Tor the description OF lay
lor o'raua .t wilcn we coP,en ~ rom IL: :
u Dnes tho Rre,,Tro t.sI h.,,sr ' :,
P;ttsJ,rqh Commercial.
Yes. 1t always makes us feel better
10 See and hear a chan "fess nm" when
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-27

TURN OUT, LADIEs.-Passing along
Main street, our attention was attracted
bv the crowds Of ladies' thrOnging in
the dry goods house of Messrs. EN-
sheimer Il Blum. Wondering what
was going on, We entered this establish
ment and found ourself in place resem
bling very much bee hive. Here we no
ticed how much cheap goods are appre'
ciated, but we were less surprised when
we learned the low prices Of those
beautiful dress goods, silks, japanese
suitings, shawls, and the like. Ascend
ing 10 the second floor, we found those
beautiful ready made suits for ladies
and children in inexhaustible variety
and did not wonder why the ladies were
so anxious in making selections when
suit made Of the best material and in
the latest fashion is sold here at about
the cost OF the material alone But We
cannot stop to enumerate all the great
bargains offered by this house, but We
simply ask you to call on Mesars
Emsheimer Il Blum while out shopping
to-day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-27

TUE BELL ACKNOWLEDGMENT the
Berger Family give one Of their unique
and enjoyable concerts at Washington
Hall. The programme includes some
of the choicest and most popular music
Of the day, which they render in splen.
did style and to the satisfaction of the
most cultivated auditors. Sol Smith
RUSSELL the favorite comic singer and
deleneator, is still with the Berger
Family aud will give zest to the con-
cert
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-27

FlRE.-About six o'clock last even
ing fire was discovered in William
Tippett's paint shop on Quincy street.
near the htelhigencer office. A street
hose from List, Davenport q Co.'S and
Babcock Fire Extinguisher from the
MtslHgencer Office subdued the flames
before any general alarm was given.
The loss was slight. The most sensible
cause we have heard assigned for the
fire WA that some one had lit match
and had, after using it, thrown it on to
pair Of greazy overalls that were
lying on the floor.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-27

KEEP THE HAIR UNBLRMIsHED.-"I
am like an old hemlock-withered at
the top, said a venerable Indian Chief
pointing TO his thin and bleaching
locks. Thousands OF men and women
in civilized society, much younger than
the old Sycamore, are like him, with
cred at the tor" simply because they
have neglected to use the means OF pre-
serving the hair which science bad
placed at their disposal. If Lyons
Kathairon be faithfully applied once or
twice day, to the fbres and the scalp,
it is inst a. impossible that the hair
should decay, wIther, fall out or become
harsh and fuzzy, as that meadow duly
refreshed with nightly dews and sunlit
rains, should become arid and barren OF
green blades. This matchless prepara
ton not only keep the hair alive and the
skin OF the head in a healthy and clean
condition, but actually multiplies the
fifaments and mparts to them lustre,
flexibility and wavy beauty unattaina-
bic by any other mode OF treatment II
does not, like the. metallic and sulphu.
rous hair dyes, dry up the natural
moisture Of the scalp, but supplies nu.
trimeDt TO the roots Of the hair and
yigor 10 the fibres.
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Tur Ac,nr>,yor Mrs,r

The ACADEMY OF Muse. The geutie,
men who are named as the incorpora-
tors OF the Academy Of Music held a
meeting Yesterday afternoon, at which i,
was resolved to raise $4,000 in srock
before commencing operations. Thirty
two thousand dollars has already been
subscribed, and it should be but small
task to raise the other $4,000. The
canvass for additional stockholders will
be commenced at once. Our citizens
should take it without delay and with
out much urging. The books are now
in the hands O. G. w. Franzheim,
John II. Hobbs, Alonzo Lorirg, A.
Reymanu, N. Pollock, Thos. Hughes,
John Mcclure, James F. Barnes and T.
II. Darrah, the incorporators.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-27

EVER NEws.-The river is getting
thin again, the marks last evening
showing seven feet ten inches and fall
ing. At Pittsburgh they have a falling
river with five feet eight inches.
The T.. r. Hudson arrived last night
from Cincinnati with big freight trip.
She had about ali she could carry. The
Hudson leaves for Cincinnati this after.
noon at , o'clock. Passengers for Gin
cinnati will find her most agreeable
boat to travel on. Her commander,
Captain Billy List, and her accom-
plished and geutlemanly clerk, Charley
List, leave nothing undone to make
passengers comfortable.
The Carrie Brooks leaves for Pitts.
burgh at o'clock this morning. The
Carrie is safe and speedy boat, and
her officers reliable and accommodating
gentlemen.
The dashing packet Courier, Captain
Jack Harrison will leave for Parkers-
burg this morning at halt-past ten
o'clock. If YOU want to make short
trip in style, take the Courier.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-27

PREsBYrERY OF WAsHINGroy.-The
Presbytery Of Washington closed its
session at West Alexander yesterday
morning at halfpast two o'clock. An
immense amount OF business was trans
acted. The session of the last day was
protracted by the trial of Rev. d.
White, of Hancock county, w. Va,
who stood charged with certain grave
criminal offenses. A mass OF testimony
WAS introduced, and when the matter
was finally brought to a vote. it stood
on the first charge, seduction, fornication
and bastardy: sustained, II; sustained
in part, 7; not sustained, IL; so the
first.. charge was sustained.
On the second charge, aiding in pro-
curing an abortion :, sustained, Z; sus,
taiued in part, 9; not sustained, II. So
the second charge was not sustained.
From a gentleman who was present
we learn that although the vote sus-
tanned the first charge. he is fully salts
fled that no man could possibly be con-
vcted OF any such charge on the same
testimony on legal trial.
The following are the names of the
commissioners selected to attend the
next session OF The General Assembly
to be held at Detroit, Michigan, on the
10th day of May: Rev. j. B. Graham
of Holiday Cove; Rev. r. 7. Price
OF Mount Prospect; Prof Shattuck, o.
Moundsville, and Elder Donahae. AL.
ternates, Revs. w. II. Lester, Of West
Alexander, and Thomas Marquis o
Pigeon Creek. The next regular meet
ing of the Presbytery will be held in
Wellsburg. A meeting will be held al
Washingtod, Pa, in June, to ordaln a
son of Rev. j. B. Graham, as Mission
airy to India.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-27

WHEELING DIRECTORY FOR 1872
Messrs. J. Virgins u Co. are now cam
wasting this city for their annual Direc,
tory. Mr.. F. A. Abbott, General Agent
for the above firm, will call on the
business men for their orders for sub
scription TO the work and advertise
ments, and corps OF competent and
experienced men will proceed at once to
take the names. The Directory will be
completed for distribution during the
month OF June. We hope business men
will be prepared to extend these pub.
fishers liberal support.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-27

MoUNDsv1LLE IrExs.-We clip the
following from the Moundsville Re
porter q:
The Town Council have decided to
submit the question of license or nc
license" to the voters of the town, al
the next town election.
Quarterly meeting in the NJ: Z.
Church at Moundsville, commences on
SATURDAY., May 4th. The Presiding
Elder will be present, and perhaps other
preachers from distance.
One dav last week, Mr.. ALI. Roberts
was thrown from a horse, and falling
on his head and shoulders, was severely
injured. We are glad to see him NOV
ing around slowly now, and hope for
his speedy recovery.
The usual amount offspring repairing.
painting, fence building &c, is going
on, but the streets are about as filthy
and in as foul condition as we ever
saw them. Can't something be done
toward cleaning them up before warm
weather comes on
On Monday last, German IN the
employ of DR.. G. w. Bruce, became
intoxicated and while in that condition
attempted, with a knife, to kill negro
woman in the middle ward. The
prompt interference Of third party
prevented him from accomplishing his
purpose, and night in jail cooled his
ardor in this line to a considerable ex-
tent. He was put on boat and ship
ped to Marietta. We congratulate our
Marietta friends on their acquisition.
The National has the following:
The Marshall County Repub-
lican Executive Commute issue
their annual call to the Republican
voters OF the county to assemble at
their respective places OF voting, on
Saturday, MAY 4th, and select at least
five delegates from each township to
the County Convention, to be held at
the Court house, in Moundsville, on
Saturday, May llth, for the purpose Of
choosing delegates to represent this
county IN the State Convention TO as
semble at Grafton on the pa day OF
May.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-27

CHILDREN PolsoNED.-We were in
formed last evening Of very sad event
happening in the family of a farmer
namel Joseph Rush, living near Grays
vile, Green county, Pennsylvania. On
Tuesday last, five children, four Of them
belonging to Mr.. Rush and one to AL
exander Ewing neigbbor, went out
into the woods to play. While there they
came across lot OF poisonous berries
called greenbriar berries, OF which
they ate. Shortly after they
got home they were attacked with
violent spasms. A physician was
called, but the paroxysms of the chill
dren were 50 violent no information
could be got from them, and the physi-
clan was at first puzzled to prescribe for
them. lie finally came to the conclu-
sion that they had been poisoned.
Using proper and prompt remedies, two
OF the Rnsh children have thus far been
kept alive, but their death is hourly
looked for. One OF the other two died
on Tuesday night and another on Wed
nesday morning. Mr.. Ewing's child
will probably recover. 1t is a terrible
blow to the parents thus 10 have two OF
their darlings suddenly removed from
them and the other two very likely to
follow them to the grave.
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Communicated
The Loafers Peculiar to Places Of
Worship.

Communicated.
The Losfers Peculiar to Places Of
Worship.
II the sun shines brightly tomorrow
morning and the weather is altogether
propitious, church-goers may expect to
see the usual throngs Of genteel ninnIes
lowering about the church doors on the
conclusion of the services. These
young men, who are extremely nice In
their apparel, and vacant and semi
idiotic in their expression, include a
large class of innocents varying in their
ages from fifteen to twenty years.
Usually their hair is oiled to an aston
ishing sickness and their feeble and
fungus.lke whiskers and mustaches are
brought out into bold relief by BARRIERS
dive. They are sometimes members OF
a Bible class, are often regular attend .
ants upon divine services and seem to
have no higher object in life, on Sab
hath dsy, than TO stare at the ladies
who are descending the church steps.
They hover about the gates, crowd the
movements and cause many a good
woman to wish that she was a man to
enable her to kick the puppies into the
putter. There is wonderful sameness
in the expression, in the stare, in the
immobil ty OF feature of these Adde'S
cent snobs. Their eyes stare tixedly at
every peeping gaiter, and two inches OF
white stocking is sufficient to root them
TO the earth. Their faces indicate all
the intelligence and brilliancy peculiar
t. dead macker-l and they cannot be
mistaken for gentlemen. They belong
to the class OF harmless animals, who,
haviog neither brains or modesty, have
been supplied with generous quantity
Of brass by some mysterious power with
view OF demonstrating how contempt
lille a thing the church loafer can be.
Ladies who are leaving church doors
tomorrow morning will take the trou-
BILE to mark well these fellows who stare
at them so boldly and put them down
for future reference in the class We have
given them. Ii by any means they
could step on the toes of these idiotlc
exquisites, they would be pardoned. If
some gentleman should take his cane
and drTe them into the street hewouId
become a moral policeman OF great
merit. Ladies complain Of this perpet'
ual nuisance, and good people generally
are annoyed every Sabbath day. Now,
let q policeman be stationed in front OF
every church door aud quietly arrest
every upstart who is caught staring in
the ladies faces, anil week hence the
ps7ements will be clear and ladies can
lit their skirts to their shoe tops with
out experiencing the unpleasant sensa'
ton OF seeing a score OF expresslonIess
eyer fixed upon them. BY all means
Capt. Conant, suppress the church
loafer, and thin out the crowds OF young
yagabonds who infest every place OF
worship in the city. Some decent young
men are thought1essly guilty OF this
snobbi.h practice; when they know
what il thought OF it by ladies and
gentlemen We are sure they will quit.
The thorough snob can on y he cured
by the police and to the police we com
mend them. }. Z. M.
APRIL q, 1872.