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\ healthy hgsr secretcs each day abont
t"N and a bali pOuuds u bile, which
Contains 4 great amount Of waste mate
rM TAKEN frpfh The blood. When the liver
hf'br6fs t0ryid m cDugsated. ii fails to
eliminate thig 2Ast amount If noXigns Hub-
stance, which, therefore, remains 10 poison
me bibod and be- conveyed TO every part Of the
system. What must bs the condition Of the
b'"bd Ftsu II ~ receiving and retaining each
1aY t"b ~nd q hall pounds 0f poison Z Nature
mes ~ ~pfk IN this poison through other
rn@nhsls and nrgans The kidnoyg, lungs, skin,
Eics bht tbssH organs become oyortaxed in
performing this labor, In addition 10 their
natural fnuciionH, aud can not long witbsta !
nc pressure, bat become yariOnsly diseaseu.
The Train, which IN tho great electrical &C
"" ~ all vitality, IN unduly stimulated by tie
unhealthy blood which passes 10 il from the
heart, aud II fails 10 perform it's Office health
folly Hence the symptoms Of bile p0igoninp
HiHcl are d%nllnegB, headache, incapacity To-
Keep the mind on any subject, impairing of
memory, dizzy, sleepy, or nervous feelings.
gloomy torebodings and irritability Of temper.
Tho blood itself being diseased, M II forms the
sweat upon the surface Of the skin, III 10 irri-
tatinB ana poisoiiOus that IL produces discol-
ored brown spots, pimples, blOtches and other
erlptiOnn, sores, b0ils, carbuncles and scrofn-
loiH tnmorH. The stomach, bowels, and other
ufBauS Hpokou %, cannot escape becoming
affected, HooDer or later, and costiyoness. piles
dropay, dyepepHla, diafrhNa. female weakness,
aud many other forms Of chronic disease. are
among tho necessary results. Az a remedy
Tor all these manifestations Of disease. DIR.
Picrce'a Golden Medical Discovery IL positively
unoqnaled. by it the liver and stomach are
TO M aetiYe and healthy state. the
appetite regulated and restored, the blood and
seeretions thoroughly purified and enriched.
and the whole sYatem renovated and bniit -
anew, Hold by Al frat-clAss ~druggiAta. G25,
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DIarEraiA OR lNDIdEsrloS.-Who of
oI'f readers mas not suffered IRON the
iI' ana Earied forms OF this hydra
s'aa'4 tofmehter, winch originates
rom Joss "i tone IN the stomach, or
more particularly IN It's muscular or
H'[ols coating, which becomes pale
alIa l'enlo' IL would require pages
10 describe AL the symptoms and vari-
GUS syI9patheflc affections of indiges-
l''h' ana the torture to which the dys-
p'ptlc Is suggested, but which may be
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or parts where the pain or difficulty EXISTS viii a.
ford ease and comfort. go"
twenty drops in halfa tumbler of water will In
a Jew moments cure cramps, spTains. SOUR stomach,
heartburn, sick headache, diarrhma, dvsentcrv'
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lIaNpieIS sh9uld always carry a bottle of Rad.
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water VIII prevent sickness or pains from change
OF wafer II is better than French brandy or III
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Every drop of the sARsAPARILLIAN RE
NoIN EN- communicates through The Blood
sweat, Urine, AMI other fluids aud juEns. 81. ,
system the vKGr Of life, for II repairs l..ut...u
the body with new and sound material
syphilis, Consumption, Glaudular di-..-..
IN NE throat, Mouth. Tuners. Nodes Iuttu U..
and other parts Of the system. sore .-
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cancers, IN the Womb, and all weaaruH. suf
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curative range of this wonder Of Modern CI,u.
try, and a tew days Use will prove to anv rpr-lu
using II ior either Of these forms Of disease H. 20.
tent power To cure them.
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wastes and decomposition that is continually pra
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my blood and this the 81 RSAPARILLTAN win
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chronic, SCrOnlOus, Constitutional. and skin ala
eases; ban 1t Is the only positive cnrc for
Kidney and Bladder Complaints,
Urinary, and Womb diseases, Gravel, Diabetes
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Urine, Rights Disease A,bummurn and In ali
cases where there are brick dust dppOsIt~. or the
water II 'hicK, cloudy, mixed with 4lilst4uce- like
me Nill"u i an egg, or threads Ike white silk. or
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prighiis burning sensation when passing water.
Ions, "t ."
Tumor Of u Years Growth Cured
by Railways Resolvent,
PRiCE 81 90 PFR BO97LF
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Fever and Ague Cured for so Cents,
mere ls not a remedial agent IN tha world thnt
VIII cure fever and ague, and an other mIIrriImss'
81 louS, scarlet. typhoid, yellow, and other fever,
aided 6y Railways Pillsl, SO quic as RAD
Va . READY RELIEF Fifty ct per bottle.
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Walkers California vinegar Uitt,r,

ForiifY the body nnninst dIseoso
'y'nF all IT'S fluids with VlNFG,R Hlrrg.gs Il,
ig,n'e can take hold Of = system thus torearned I
nyg,, the stomach, the bowels, the ldnsrs' ana *,
prut. f" ~ "f httil WEIg.
oireciinns.-Take Of the Bitter. ~, .
a. night from a half 70 one and one.h,rt ,rr' y a,'
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enop yenlson. roast beef and vegetable. ,p3 !
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10 SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS s. nrAI1p
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-30

ININGsE, PORTER A Co, AUCrfONEERS,
~ sell on TUESDAY, July !, st l0is O'Clock,
Dat 3H Third avenue door from rwcntythhd street.
the balance OF stock OF = City Manufactures,
comprising large assortment Of superior Household
fu, nturc consisting OF Parlor, Library, Chamber and
Dining Room Suits Tables, Lounges Wardrobcs, Hall
Stands Chairs &c also large stock Of Bedding.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-30
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

A -sPESIAL s n PEREMrTogY na ;, SALE.BY E M ruBLlc
AT 10 O'CLOCK, AT THE PRIVATE. STABLE OF 4. 1:
STREET. SSoa EASH DvhAtsesSs DwA
HORSE, ELFGANf OtRRIAGEs, HARNESS, ROBES,
AC,, BY JENk.NS 1 DUFF, AuCffoNEERS,
including h,ndsome pair Of Family or Road Horses
nearly 10 hands high and years old full brothers
hAvr u names ani tails style, act and drive alike with
In the hour, rot single mile close to minutes;
afraid nothing and warranted sound and kind
without fault, trick blemish
hands hirh; were both sired by Ethan Alien, and
tle their much any OF his colts; both have star
Ia iace have u black names and tails and can ro ~
2<5 can be driven by lady to height OF speed would
ranted sound, kind and true.
Also the handsomcst, fastest and best dispo-
high and years old was sired Sy Aicxandcr xsaalah
dam last. Imported running mare bred and raised
In Kentucky and purchased there bv present owner he
has iul black name wit with tail ,oqshn; The ground a"
down IN !" the ' thiries he as pleasant driver
ysn % S oe s % %
streets without tying and In all perfect roadster as
stands in this city The particular attention of gentle
men search Of something really nne for road horse
family should avail themselves OF the present opportu
nifty as he fully warranted sound, kind and true and
Also l Park Phaeton, pole and shafts q beautiful
spring pony Phaeon; side bar top Road Wagon; open
Irct.inS Wagon; single and double Harness. Biankcts
N. B-Ths sale is made without limit restriction or
reservation, and all will be sold to highest bidder with
out regard 10 value. The stock is ell well known
ing account of hs going China Tor benefit Of his
SALE PosITIyE sAIE OR yS1S SHINE
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sPORTING-DOGs. BIRDS, &C.

FOR SALE, ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS,
IA. Birds &c. Medicines for all diseases; Prepared
Food formocking birds. At b q. DOvEis, No Greene
street, near Canal
E,RANCIs BUTLER, no. PECK SLIP, HAS ALL
the choice breeds Of Dogs for sale and stock. BUT
LER'S Infalible Mango Cure and Flea Exterminator,
75c.; BUTLEEs new work, 81. Dogs boarded and
trained. Medicines tor all diseasee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-30

DY MAX BAyBRsDORFER, AUCTIoNKRR.- SELLS,
ID 10 o'clock avenue O. elegant Fixtures or nrst class
groccry--rixtures, shelving, Bius, Scales Platform
Scale, walnut top Counters showcase &C. Dealers call.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-30

DLAINFIELD, N. J.
leo
Magnificent villa Plots
at the west end Of this beautiful city.
New Yorks favorite suburb
To be sola at auction, by
A. D. MELLICK, JR, 4 BRO,
Auctioneers and Dealers in New Jersey Real Estatc
No. Pine street, New York
TUESDAY, July /, 1873,
at IL NJ, on the premises
Choice Property in every respect,
adjoining Evona Station,
situated both rides of the Central Railroad of New
Jersey, at about Its highest point and fronting
North, South and Rock View avenues
most picturesque location,
being the immediate vicinity of the Mountain and the
historic Washington Rock.
Special train will leave foot OF Liberty street at IL A. NJ
Luncheon before the sale.
For maps and railroad passes apply 10 Hon. Enos W.
Wallace Vail, Painfcd, and to A. Melllck.
Jr., 4 Bro. No. 9 Pine street, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-30

RYJ W. CAMPBELL, JR, AUcTIoNEER.
ID CAMPBELL CO. sell this day, At III O'Clock, with
reserve entire assorted Stock Fixtures and Furn
ture OF neat and well fitted up Liquor Store and SAM
pie Room l23 West Tenth street. greenwich avenue
also Lease cheap rent Buyers specially invited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-30
WV A wEERs, AycIIoNsER-BY ,. WEEKS a

surancc Agents and Conveyapo No "a Hudson street.
HOboken, N j. aud Patsade avenue Warren street.
Jersey CITY Heights absolute sale o. 10 superb Lots
the east brow o jersey City Heigh Weeks Crssy will
sell AS above, en- Monday June 30 lS att o'clock Y. NJ,
on the ground, elegant building Lots very ssibly To-
Gated on rsisadc aud Ogden avenues and Bowerstat,
Van vorsD strees having amagniicent sastcrly view,
embracing New York city and hay, the Narrows &c.,
whchcan never be obsructed. This property specially
adapted tor nrst class residences and villas having all
street improvements with water and introduced In
the midst hne residences and the line OF
direct 10 Ioboken ferries In II minutes the
now IN course OF construction Is completed Terms, 90
per cent of purchase money 10 bond aud mort
gage Sale peremptory rain or shine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-30
THE TURF.

DEERrooT PARK TRorrINa-yULY 4 AT TWO
Sl25 TO Ast S75 to and SIS third also purse
Of &O horses that beat 25 $50 70 nrst 80 70
that beat three minutes $50 70 r.t s 70 second
July at ELK r NJ, and Johnsons Twenty eighth street
and Broadway At halfpast eight r. NJ. admission 70
track nfty cents Coney Island cars pass the door.
WILLIAM MCMAHON, Superintendent.
DOOLS SOLD AT JOHNSONS, LlS7 BROADWAY,
i corner Twenty eighth street, on Long Branch races
Monday evening and every evening during the
I. b. JOHNSON.
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SALES AT AUCTION.


/. sAxrsEI 81 Ell iss q ss,Sss rs,sI S,;s
,are Of neat @ and well fitted up Lauer store and sam
also lease cheap rent Buyers specially invited
DoNT FORGET THE GREAT SALE OF THE 50
valuable Lots at North New York and Port Morris,
Tuesday, July i, at li1s A. NJ, by OLIVER BRYAN,
Auconee on the premises Two lines Of boats Peck
slip and Fulton street Conveyances at Mott Haven.
DSdEE roRTER RI,Fs co. HTcTI9SEEEs S,e r.}Srs
No w West between Fifth and avenues
SsSsS
DuSo4tSS lewis 1ERsHE CITY .aEdH's s
at O'Clock n M os tSS Premises SSlg @ g Building Lots
situated on Duncan avenue between BeIsen ana West
rsand,ns. the access and nom New YoTs: aIst
MADE s on %s dsy a on rake as
as o I 10 the soys On as %
LEWIS WOOD, At the sx Exchange salesroom, No 70
EDWARD sCHENCK AuCTIoNEER
b E!sYrns seYsc ccHny on sassaay at No
Snow white Pony. lsis hands high, sound, kind and
Basket Phaetcn .by Brswsep with rumble and canopy,
pole and shafts Also arst class single N Harness -.
morning Of sale.
East Fiitye,shh sres-wil ssii the contents of the
qs .y fourth r. sr street, July =. O'Clock
7 wElNBERGER, AuorIoNEER m7,MARsHAL,s
Is sGSMsTyvlo Eases y rins GastIan srs and Hen
Brsbaum Gs Hh'ns "n' BY 0raer OF
to .n a
JAcoB DoaAR1 a5SS1E1 5ySEIoSsan June g.
SS so s ss,s s
Fnse
ssyf s
also ZOO pieces Paper Hansings &c.
JACOB BoGART; ,AyCTIoNEER.
At o'clock at No rs Washington street the entire FIX.
uss Of osH ny.. a;s bs:ns Ie House.
JACOB sooAET WstHsgDsY: AyErIoSEEs ys,,
lo o'clock at the private residsnce at No ls East
Fourth and Lexington
SS:swsSS Scn.s TABLE: Esssgss: ss5ss french
Vase MipdSS sSsdss s:tin dan..f Curtain; Hay.
.. Ssa
Pictures Looking Glasses, Engravngs Dining Room and
Kitchen Furniture Catalogues at SALE By order Of the
trusteeG
T EwIs 2. WOOD, ,AucrIoNEER AND DEALER IN
~ New jersey Real Estate, Office ct the Exchange
SaleEoom, 70 Montgomery street, Jerscy City.
Spectators and business men attention.
IL Lots
the Mrs. Sisson estate
on Grand and Woodward streets and Manning avenue,
will be sold et public auction
THIS DAY, June 80
at half-past three r. NJ, on the ground.
~ $sps s:s.sss end s
70 Montgomery street, Jersey City.
n H.PIERsoN, AucrIoNEER.-BY @ h PIRRsoN
~. CO., Auctioneers and Dealers in Real Estate. No.
5Pnc street, New York Tuesday, July l. 1873. st
O'clock the premises second sale OF beautiful
Villa Plots, by order OF Southside Improvement Com
pany q Psarsall's Long Island, only 10y mile, rom
tsge House rooms and acre Of Land The recent
have been induced to accommodate those who
able then TO lots This Is the last opportunity that
will be offered this and every lot put must be
sold. Music BY Grafulls Seventh regiment band Lunch
before the sale. Special train will leave New York at
$50 from the foot Of Roosevelt street Maps free
BON CO., No. Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-30
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

CEcoND HAND PONY PHAEToN, DOG CART, Ex,
- tension Top Phaeton sx-sest Rockaway light Road
ssaso s'Vsfs Sssft SNfoS
lowest so1S prizes I @ ana sS Broadway between
WANTED-AGRAy HORSE, Isss HANDS, LONG TAII.
be fully warranted tor cross match Address stating
gs York Post crcS ana ~ne's 'es '0A '' -"
On TOP AND OPEN FULL SPRING AND SUB
~ bar Road a. Wagons, by the best city makers; 10
SsssSS S A SdSS
saks
.Emse open and open EjPEsss w.Kon
william H. sRAYs Q and SsS Wooster @ street. -
xSpy y 1sss %sss Harness and also one
$75-A COOP STRONG HORSE, 10 HANDS, g
business and Harness ? a west Wss, ss fwsnsaiS
SALES AT AUCTION.
A J, BLERoKER, AUorIoNEER.
Trustees sale
villa Plots,
1 Wednesday. July ii ISIS, 1s' PREMISES :"
=, 4. j. PLEEcKER, sos 4 CO., Auctionssrs.
asss' @
street. beautifully situated tor
whole aSSlr.Sly sSsD;sd for immediate
use and Will be sold In plots OF about
one acre each,
with privilege ' 4s ..s 9s % ss may be required
rsassss1s :a S:ssf a fsssay' sars
r. II. JONES' Trustee
A RcH JOHNSTON. AUCTIONEER.
"A ONCE and saesroqm 81 Nassau street. opposite the
Horse Auction Branch Z y Thirteenth stree.
Carriage Repository No. Cortlandt street
description, from three storage warehouses, to be
:, .,o,, sold d,IeP to pay storage and charges, ..
on WEDNESDAY, IT l0f O'Clock.
Lien B, MINER, AUCTIONEER,
n salesrooms 95 Chambers and II Reade street.
late Henry II. Leeds Miner,
Horse Auction Mart s $50 and sT Fourth avenue, cor.
BY nsI ALLEN q Iyfn's g. SfSRR nste stsest Z sko.
MONDAY, June 80,
No ,.a HclUSk q the grixsss reslaence
ron AVENUE,
aENTEEL HoUsEHoLD FURNIfU Consisting Of
Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets black walnut gilt
satin marble TOP Centre and side TaDes Turkish Easy
Chairs, back walnut Bedsteads Bureaus, Washstands
and Commodes; Spring and Hair Mattressee. Feather
1sSie marbie top Buaet window Curtains and Shades;
Engravings Crockery, silverplated Wsre Kitchen Fur
niture, &C., &c.
WEDNESDAY, July1
at l0h o'clock, at their saesrooms,
@ Chambers and ~ Rcade streets
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNIrURE-Mirrors Car
pets &C. Details I'm time
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A. HURRY HURRY
HURRY
LAST CHANCE
70 secure tickets for the Kentucky Library Grand Gift
Concert which will be drawn at Library Hail, Louis
vc KY, on Tuesday July 1873, without any delay,
whatever Ten Thousand Cash GIFTS, aggregatng q vast
total Of
3500,00O
SOLID CASH
will he distributed by lot among ticket holders under
authority Of special legislative act Tickets almost sold
Management guarantee the drawing positively the
day sef, and the Farmers and Drovers' Louis
ye treasurer Of the Library guarantees the payment
In lull OF every gift
Thousands OF dollars have been paid to New York
patrons OF the two previous concerts he easily
ascertancd the main office OF Adams Express
pany and Fourth National Bank, through whom the
Tickets $40; Halves, SIS; Quarters, 81 So
This Is the only scheme In the world where the full
amount advertised Is guaranteed in responsible
to be paid In full without discounts whatever
being deducted
Hon. Ex-Governor Thomas f. Bramlctte, of KY. has
charge Of the the Concert for Trustees Fourth
National Bank New York Is Eastern depository
for Library funds Send money by Post ONCE Order,
Draft, Registered Letter or Express prepaid.
For tickets, full programme, Information and all par
uculsrs apply TO the General Agency supply.
THOMAS Il. HAYS CO.,
GOO Broadway New York
Tickets for sale by W. l.. DAVIS W7 Broadway, and
II uroaI cfr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-30

Thirty second street sells on Monday, soth instant,
Eleventh avenue, the contents OF a boarding House,
comprising feather Reds, tcads hair aud straw
Dining Room Furniture Kitchen Utensils, crockery.
ware, ke.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-30

! CECoND HAND PONY PHAETos DOG CART, Ex-
- tension Top phaeton, sx-ssst Rocksway, light Road
Wagon several Bugges AMI Rockaways, In excelen Mt
condition. MANUFACTURERS UNION REPOSITORY,
6SS Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-30

N,Hos GAFFNEY AUCTIoNEER, OFFICE NO. 8
i Centre street. will positively sell, this day, at Q
o'clock the effects OF the established laundry 1875 Prince
street, basement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-30

A UCTION SALE OF JERSEY CITY REAL ESTATE
n j. M. GIBSON, Auctioneer, will sell Monday,
juno 80 at2 o'clock NJ, on the premises, rain shine,
House, containing all modern improvements; two
Houses nearly completed, and corner Lot situated
on Jackson avenue, between Bramhal avenue and At.
Houses with Stores and 81 rooms rented for
500 per month, situate Communipaw avenue, be-
ery will be sold to highest bidder and divided parcels
posters and handbills In Jersey City.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-30

DICHARD WALTERS, AUCTIoNEER MORTGAGE
IL sac-wll sell this day Monday, at II O'Clock, at
northe Twenty first and Eleventh
nue., the Machinsry OF packing box factory-yiz-o
steam Engine 70 herse power two Steam Boilers, two
Panng Mills, large Circular Saw, 10 small Saws
and groove Machines and all the Shafting Belt
ing Hangings and other Machinery In said packing box
factory. JOHN T. STEWART, Attorney for Mortgages.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-12-07
=, DANCE AND YET BE PRUDENT.

Re very careful not to pull down your
shirt sleeves, or up your collar, or, in
sact do anything to your costume as you
i.J nntsr the ballroom. 1t implies nervous
oass - or uneasiness with yourself TO do
90 and YOUR one great endeavor in all
soc;eties should be to appear thorougly at
yonr ease, and satisfied, without vanity or
:oycombry, with your dress and appear
once Do not stand idle, but do not
5ancs oyermueh. The one implies
a small number of friends; the other
wastes valuable time, and prevents your
keeping that constant look out all around
Won which is essential to success. Be in
troduced to movable people quietly.
There is no necessity to advertise to by
standers that you did not know them be-
fore. Never talk much to a woman you
have only Just made the acquaintance Of,
nor eagerly. She may be allowed to
suppose you wished to know her, but
not that her acquaintance is any par
ticular acquisition to you. Above
all things, dear boy, l entreat you,
not to stand in the doorways, nor herd
with other men upon the landing. 1t is
simply advertising ourself failure. Tie
Yourself to the variest wall-fower, gos-
sin with the dowdiest mother, dance with
the most disappointed of the maiden
hood, rather than sink to this. Sitting
in corners comprises very large sub
iect, rather array of subjects. To
know how to sit in corners well and
prudently requires Il vast experience
and a steady head; so, until you have
much extended your acquaintance
and your knowledge of humanity, l
would recommend to you to avoid that
most agreeable of ball-going. 1t is not
for a novice at once to penetrate to the
inner depth of Fashions mysteries, and
| shall therefore put off my advice on
this subject until come in future let
ter to the great subject of flirting, which,
of course, comprises the art of sitting in
corners, Il London Society.