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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-09
mo Ry Robert 3. Lyme, go 2
tsuccessor to Lyme &. Brother.| 0T
Real Estate Agent ana Aucsioneer,
No. 1912 Main street.

r ARGE AND DESIRABLE THREE
IL STORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT, opp,
LEY NEAR TO FRANKLIN. AND BETWEE
SEVEN TEENTH Nd EIGHTEENTH
eff The parties interested, shall SELL upon the pre-
misses, on THURSDAY the 1th day OF. November,
containing seven rooms, &C., with fine lot attach
ed, and is now occupied by good tenant at $l3 per
month. A bargain viii certainly be had 4; and the
being so near TO the market renders II
specially desirable. ti@.'... = '.s-,t
ROBERT B. LYME, a
nos Aucuoneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-09
BY Grubbs C Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between n1ain and Bank.

TWO VALUABLE LOTS ON GRACE
L STREET RETWEEN MADISON AND MON
MENTS THEREON, AT AUCTION.-We will sell
at auction, upon the premises, on FRIDAY, 18th
Of November, at O'Clock P. NJ, those two very de-
MENTS thereon, containing three rooms each, situ-
ated on the north side Of Grace street opposite the
new houses recently erected by r.. b. Lyme, Esq.
one hundred and fifty feet TO an alley. No more
desirable location for residences than this can be
found In the city, and no property Is likely TO i'm
prove more rapidly in value aud general desirabili
". There Is lot enough on which to erect three
handsome tenements, In their present shape they
pay fair return.
Terms: One fourth cash balance ut four, eight.
and twelve months for notes, secured by deed of
trust. GRUBBS WILLIAMS,
no 8 Auctioneers
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.r. BY Richardson Il Co., -
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneerss
l1l3 Main street.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
D Chaucery Court Of the city of Richmond pro.
shall sell at public auction, the first day of the
next term Of Hanover County Court toeing me
the courthouse of said county, q FARM containing
So acres, rood, and 20 poles, more or less, now
occupied by Mrs. jones' situated about three miles
from Ashcake station. and one mile from French
HAY post-ofice, on which Is good DWELLING
HOUSE containing seven rooms, and the usual out
houses.
TERMS One third cash; balance in two initial
nents at six and twelve months for negotiable notes
with interest added, and the title TO be retained up
N ROBERT HOWARD,
nos ----- Special Commissioner
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Ea4' BY Grubbs s. Williams, xsh
Real Estate Agents and AuctfoneersT
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

transformers SALE OLA HOUSE
" AND LOT. ON BAKER STREET BETWEEN
ST. PETERS AND ST. JOHNS STREETs,I in
THE CITY OF R1ORBIOND, Al. AUCTloN.-
Court Of the city ofaRichmond on the 18th of DC
tober $50, in the suit Of Sterling: &C., against
Gale, shall. on MONDAY the 10th Gay of No
yember, 1875. at 4 O'Clock P. M, sell, upon the
premises al public auction, to The highest bidder,
inc HOUSE AND LOT fn the bill and proceedings
mentioned, ia the city OF Richmond, on Baker
street between ST PEERS and st, Johns streets.
This property was formerly owned by John Gale.
The house is a wooden building, and has i've rooms
in 1t. - tiTs fg.G NO. 49, eIEFul, -,
TERMS: One fourth CASH one fourth on a credit
ofifour months; one fourth on credit Of eight
months, and the remaining fourth on q credit Of
twelve months, taking from the purchaser nego-
table notes for the deferred payments, with interest
added from the day OF SALE and withholding the title
tin the whole purchase money be paid and con-
THOMAS j, EVANS,
Special Commit soner.
GRnBRS & WILLIAMS, Auctoneers.L no 6-St
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4~E BY George H. Poindexter,
Real Estate Agent and Aucdoneer,
No. 1900 Main street under Planters Bank.

positive AND PEREMPTORY SALE
Il OF A DESIRABLE THREE-STORY 3 RICK
DWELLING, No. 8 TWENTY-SIRST STR EFT,
BETWEEN MAIN AND FkANKLIN.-By re-
quest of the owners, who intend leaving the city,
1,.shall sell, upon the premises, on TUESDAY the
9th day of November, at O'Clock P. d., that con-
venient RESI- DENCE rs above located. containing
seven rooms; brick kitchen, &C.; fronting twenty
two feet on Twenty-rst street, and extending back
seventy two feet to an alley.
The property is In very fair order, and with a
small expenditure could be made most desirable
and comfortable residence. AS the owners are de-
ermined to sell an opportunity is offered to procure
q great bargain.
Terms: AT sale.
no 6.3t . Auctoneer.
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By Richardson 6 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
=" $50. No. 1ll3 Main street.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID Chancery Court Of the city Of Richmond pro-
nounced in the suit of Chesierman against Jones,
shall sell az public auction, on the premises, at
O'Clock p. NJ. on THURSDAY the1Sth dayof Mo-
vember, 1875, HOUSE and LOT on Adams
street, in the city OF Richmond, fronting thirty
five feet on Adams street between Clay and Leigh
streets, and running back seventy feet.
. TERMS: One third cash; balance in two install
ments at six and twelve months for negotiable
notes with interest added and the title to be retained
until the whole purchase-moneyf Is paid and con-
- :. ROBERT HOWARD,
noS :: Special Commissioner.
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ltS-g BY w. Goddin, II.
Reai Estate Agent and .Ancstoneer,
Office corner of Eleventh and Bank streets

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il LOT AT ROCKETS. ON THE WEST SIDE
OF LESTER OR kOCkETTS STHEET, .OPPO-g
SITE TO FARRAR'S DRUGSTORE,-As sussti-
tuted trustee, appointed by decree Of Richmond
Chancery Court entered on. The 4th Of November,
1878. 10 the case Of Tyler u.s. Young, &C., shall
proceed to sell at public auci ion, the premises,
on TUESDAY the 18th Of November. 10 IS, AT A
O'Clock r. M. that VALUABLE LOT located as
above, fronting % feet on the west HE OF Lester
or Rockets street, running back towards James
river SO feet, being the same Of which John Z.
Scherer died seized, s.E.,s.F.s.s -st-5s!ftf
TERMS: Cash, or sneh other terms: as may be an
noupced at the hour uf sale. w. G0DDfNs 49,
no y ..{s.sitgs 81 = substituted trustee.
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st;DliI By Bronaugh & 'taylor.als Saa1 ~
e lk Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers.. Do -
Office opposite the court house. Manches,ers Va

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FNINEe
OHfrNDRED AND FIFTYaA REs CFLAEP
IN Observation-Disclosures 7, RteAR3THE.
OLD ,Cougr. aousE..syy virtue Of {. 2 g. cree q
lie May fsrnr 9fhereof, I97 i'm The suit styled
Robertson, administrators, of Martin, rs. Martha
Fl Brit.ons administrator Ell ais - we, the under.
signed, commissioners tht&eny srpoiIted, via sci!
on M0NDAY, November 4 5, 1875 In font or
Chesterfield county courthouse. ut q O'Clock Mi,l
at public auction lthar being firelit Court Say
-the Lind above mertiDDesf, Containing about NINE
HUN DIED AND F!FIYaAGREs, ana situated on:
swift creek two and a half miles northwest from
the old courthouse The larger portion OF the land
is IN original gruwth, and hesvily wooded. There
is good d WkLLINGw With six or seven rooms In
tole-able repair he land is Of very good quality.
saw and grist mill adjoins the place. This being
tbe,hird of ring, the lind win probably be soldror
what 1t will bring. ~ III ,4i ..{t3 5t
chasers, and plat or the came will be exhibited at
the Sale. 10 ffts..e;l- .'.FJ.gE4& Gsl. ..ti.f,
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay cost OF suit and
expenses OF sale, and the residue In one. Two, and
three years. with negotiable notes, Interest added
from day OF sale. and TILE retained until convey.
ance is ordered by court. 80 ~.
1,71-t % w. TURNyR 7H1.H
G5rs>si& JAMES M. GREGORY,
nnA :. Commissioners. j.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-09
BY Sampson & McCrsFy,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 92l Hull street, Manchester, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALU-.
" ABLE VACANT LOTS ON HULL STREET,
ADJOINING THE STORE OF SIR. JOSEPH
MOORE, ON TUESDAY THE 18th DAY OF
NOVEMBER, 1875, At 4 O'CLOCK P. My
virtue Of decree OF the Hastings Court for the
city Of Manchester entered at its September term,
In the suit therein pending styled Graham and
public auction, on the premises, Two well-locaied
VACANT LOTS on the north side OF Hull street,
fronting az feet each.
This is really desirable property, being on the
north side OF Hull street, in q thriving business
part Of the city. and where there Is but little vacant
property on the Market. Near to this property Is
pump OF excellent water, free to all. '.'..
TERMS One third cash; the balance In equal
payments at six and twelve months for negotiable
notes. with interest added and title retained until
the whole purchase-money Is paid: T A--
-0...s .u WILLIAM AMBERS, b
SOCRATES BROOKS,
.H.... r.. -lf- Commissioners
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Immediately after the above sale we will sell the
HOUSE and LOT formerly owned and occupied BY
e. Browder. The LOT fronts on Hull street shout
HOUSE, containing Eve rooms, and with small
outlay can be made No. / business stand. "
TERMS: rasy. SAMPSON Il MCCRARY,
no 6-dtl6 Real Estate Agents.
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1113 Main street.

A COMFORTABLE AND DESIRABLE
N HOME AT COMMISSIONERS SALE;
GOOD LOCALlTY.-In pursuance Of decree of
the Chaucery Court of the city of Richmond,
entered on the 9th day Of November, 1S75, In the
the undersigned, special commissioners, will, on
MONDAY the 18th day OF November, 1875, at
O'Clock P. b.. proceed to sell, on the premises. at
front of which Captain william A. Charters died
possessed This lot Is beautiful one, and house,
rerty Is centrally located on The south Side Of Clay
street between First and Second streets. s.
TERMS: One fourth cash, one fourth In four
mouths one fourth in eight months, and one fourth
in twelve months with SIX per cent interest added,
and little retained until all IS paid.
j. A. LYMAN, --e
THOMAS j. Evans,
Special Commissioners.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHEsAPEAKEl
RAILROAD COMPANY,
1855. OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT.
RICHMOND, VA May III, 1870
MT SJrE T,E crrJEnITJ u

Il
PASSENGER TRAISslesve Wet Poin. DALI?
at A. NJ, arriving at Richmond at 10 A; A.,
leave Richmond at 2. M-, arriving at west ROM
Trains connect at West Point with steamers from
Baltimore and ali eastern points on WEDNES-
DAYS. FRIDAYS, and SUNDAYS. ana WIN
steamers for Baltimore and all eastern polg,s VI
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FhlDAio.
Faro TO Washington. = S9
Fare to Philadelphia ...............'.'..-... T9
Fare 70 New York;. ~ y"
THeOUGH Freight TRAINS leave Eic x
mond at IS A. RI. on WEDNESDAY,, tHiDA,in,
and SUNDAY connecting a. West foins VII
steamers, and delivering freight In Baitlm9se e1 ~
next morning; returning, Leave West pomt ~
2:2O p. NJ. arriving st Richmond AZ o.So I ~,
and connecting with the , through freignt ltaIHI
on the Richmond and Danyilie railroad ZOE al
so IocaLp FREIGHT TRAINS With passenger.
coaches attached leave Richmond at sos a; d: on
TIITSDAYS, THURSDAYS. aud SATURDAYS,
and leave West Point for Richmond the same NY "
at IL :OS A. NJ, arriving At Richmond al 3:oo ~
The management takes pleasure IN ahuSSstt he
to the travelling public aud shippers thst u. tn
sfearners Of this line between Baltimore ano MeS,s
Poiut have been reftted In the most thoIouxaa
manner for the accommodation OF passe' sss' ~AN
travellers taking this line arrive Ia Baltimore or:
In ample time to connect With she ratk nne ,arn
Philadelphia, New, York, Boston, ana al ea''s--
Z Ereiehts viii he given the utmost Dispatch 20
translucent Richmond Of freighis to OF from SCUM
efn po'n's- H. r. DOUGLASS. Superintendent,
W. M. BRkGG. Master Transportation. my II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-09
BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Ills Main street.

TWO NEW FRAME TENEMENTs,
4 WITH STORE ATTACHED, ON CARY
DAY the 9th instant. at 4 O'Clock P. M, we shall
sell by auction, on the premises, two new FRAME
TENEMENTS, with five rooms each including a
near the residence OF Rev. Dir. Bennett, Moran and
others.
and twelve months negotiable notes to be given for
the deferred payments. with Interest addea, anu
'e''i - y RICHARDSON & CO., Auctloneers.
PosTPONEMENT.
The weather being Indictment the sale Of the
aforementioned property Is postponed until
TUESDAY The 9th instant, at 4 O'Clock P. N.
no s RICHARDSON 6 co.
BY Whitehead, Dickinson & Co.,
Grocery Auctioneers, 1912 Main street.
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF A FIRST
i CLASS FAMILY GROCERY AND FEED
agent for Philip August J
will sell at public auction, at the store No. % east
Broad street. second door above The corner OF First
II II O'clock A. M, the entire stock Of GRO ERiEs
and GRAIN therein. 80 = -.
The stock Of groceries comprises such variety
as is usually found In trstclass retail grocery, and
rms say 'WHiTEaEAD, DICKINsoS 4 Co,
TERMS: Sums of $50 and less than 500. thirty
days; 800 and over, sixty days for approved neeo-
liable paper; less than $50, cash:
|! a.. DISAPPOINTMENT.
Owing to inclement weather the above sale Is
postponed until TUESDAY, November 9th, at !
0''0eA 4 WHITEHEAD. DICKINSON 8 Co,
no q e.s AucHOneers,
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!. !. Z. ..,.s "a. 60. = 1, .s.a.. as :.
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Sale conducted by ROBERT B. LYME. Auctioneer
oc93 26 2g, &S0po5 G.&IU ~ 80
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ATMEADE& BAKERS DRUGSTORE.

A T MEADE& BAKERS DRUGSTORE.
CUTTERS POCKET-INBALERs.f for the cure Of
bronchitis, sore throat &C.; s....r s.-
ENGLISH LUNG-PROTECTORS double and sim
gle, TO prevent consumption;
GARRETT'S ELECTRIC DISKS, for the cure Of
nervousness, palsy, &C.;
The GALVANO.FARADIC BATTERIES OF all
size: and latest Improvements;
VOLTAIC ARMADILLO SOLES, BANDS, &C.,
for the cure of cold feet. neuralgia, &C.;
SOFT RUBBER BED-PANS and CUSHIONS, for
invalids; .
TRUSSES OF HARD RUBBER, impervious to
ELASTIC SILK STOCKINGS, for varicose veins,
weak joints, &c. . +.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., for boys and girls.
MEADE & BAKER. Pharmacists,
nod 919 Main street.
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WANTED, BOARDERS to occupy Two
w front rooms with or without drcssIpg-rooms.
ApnIy TO MRS. A. II. DRAKE.
N q 2,x 1910 Ross street.
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WANTS.


T LANDOWNERS HAVING WHITE
IL OAK or PDST.ohK in considerable quantities
near railroad or canal may find purchasers Tor the
timber by communicating with -.
= RiCHARDSON g. CO.,
no a-eo62t Real Estate Agents.
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TOR RENT, THE DEsIRABLE@
Il BRICK RESIDENCE No.. lis south &a
Third street, between Cary and Canal; has al
leased for tnrsc or FIVE years. Possession given
November 18th. 1875. For terms, &c, apply next
door Inc l / 81 between aud-10- o,clock-A. nj. 10
no f.3Ix JOHN E. ROBINSON. y
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VA ANTED, A HORSE TO WINTER
w for moderate use Win be we'll taken care of
One gentle and quiet under the saddle preferred. 4
no S.2tk as~ y. T. GARDNER.
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WANTED, THE MILK CUSTOMERS
. w of my dairy" Richie farm ITO know that,
be delivered only from my wagon. Its perfect
PURITY is guaranteed. ,,uySu.u
no 2ts sg o. a. CRESSHAW.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-14
The Organ Concert.

The concert given last night at tne
Second Presbyterian Church by Mr
George W. Morgan, was all that could be
desired, and proved most satisfactory
entertainment to large. intelligent and
critical audience. Mr.. Morgan has long
enjoyed the reputation OF being the finest
organist in the country, and the perform
ance last evening did iull justice to his
national fame.
The overture to VIM. Tell given as an
encore, especially delighted the audi
ence. and proved to his friends that ne
had lost nothing of the fine execution and
wonderful skill that won him such a rep
utation in his younger days.
The singing of Mrs. Dexter and Miss
De Pelgram made the concert even more
delightful. The second of the latter in
the Quts est Homo, from Rossini's lStabot
Mater uelng especially commended. The
following is the programme for this even
ing:
George W. Morgan.
DuO. MeDUclSSOnO
Mrs. Mueller and Miss De Pelgram.
George ". Morgan.
Mrs. Mueller.
Observation-Disclosures ote...............M Mozart
George W. Morgan.
Miss De P,igram.
George W. Morgan. '''' 20 w
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-14

THE WEEKLY STAR.

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STAR, now ready, contains the latest
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entltic reading.
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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-14
THE meeting Of the Trustees Of Union

THE meeting ofthe Trustees Of Union
Chapel last Monday night, terminated in
rather an unpleasant and not all desir-
able manner, especially so for Elder
Magee. The trouble seems to have been
pre-existing, and AT first grew out of the
difference OF opinion existing between
the two factions OF the church. The one
declaring it best to remove the present
pastor, James IL. Magee, and the other
opposing his removal. The upstart OF
the whole matter, to be brief, was that
by james Magee, charging him with as.
sault with intent to kill. The case will
be heard by Squire Evitt next Saturday
morning. Sandy Bait was placed under
bonds OF 1900 to appear then and there
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-14
The Jewish Messenger says it ia

The Jewish Messenger says it takes
pleasure in referring 10 the merits OF the
ladies OF the Rothschild family, not be-
cause they are wealthy, but for the SIM
pie reason that, in spite of their wealth,
they strive to be useful to their Kind.
The men are immersed in business; they
are charitable, but the people will say
that 1t is easy to be charitable if you
are rich. The women are public-spirit-
ed, intelligent and warm-hearted, found
ing hospitals, retormatories, children's
homes, endowing sch0las tic institutions,
encouraging struggling professionals,
and taking personal interest in the do
ings OF the poor. Baroness Lionel makes
weekly visits in the meanest portion of
London, Frightening the home of the
Jewish artisan, giving her good counsel
TO the earnest teachers Of the free
schools, the matrons and assistants in
the various Clarifies. The daughter of
Alphonse, of Paris, teaches good les
son to her sisters in faith, and to rich
young ladies of every creed, by receiving
a well-deserved diploma as teacher.
Anselm's daughter, in Vienna, is promi-
nent in music, not only composing songs
tpat attain popularity, but aiding strug-
Cling musicians by pen and purse.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-14

WOODS THEATER.-This evening Mr.
Charles Pope will make mis- first appear
ance as "Samson" New costumes and
scenery have been provided for the espe.
cial production Of the play, which will
no doubt be given to the public in u most
appropriate style.
In regard to Mr.. Pope's delineation OF
this charater 81. Louis paper says:
"The friends of Mr.. Charles Pope were
never luily aware OF his great histrionic
ability until he essayed the part Of
Sampson.
ellis attempt was necessarily thrown
In contrast with the magnificent rendi-
tion of il by Salvini, yet his success is
beyond all doubt. He thoroughly
imbues his personation with the indi-
yiduality of the hero of GAIA.
"The result is u good and almost per-
feet histrionic picture, needing only a
little more experience to render it mas
terly effort"
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-14

Highlanders have the habit, when
talking their English, such as it is, OF in
terjeeting the personal pronoun ''ne"
where not required, such as 1.-The king
he has come," instead of "The King has
come" Often, in consequence, SEN
tenee or expression is rendered sufi-
ciently ludicrous, as the sequel will
show. A gentleman says he has had the
pleasure OF listening to clever man,
Rev. NJ let his locality be secretly
and recently he began his discourse
thus: "Bly friends you will find the
subject of discourse this afternoon in the
first epistle general Of the Apostle Peter,
chapter 9th and verse 8th, in the words: !:
The devil he goeth about as roaring
lion, seeking whom he may devour?
Now, my friends, we will divide the SUBJ
ject of our text into four heads. Firstly,
we shall endeavor to ascertain who the
devil he wasp Secondly, we shall in
quire into his geographical position,
namely, where the devil he was goingp
Thirdly-and this is OF u personal char
acter-'Who the devil he was seeking?
And. fourthly and lastly, we shall en-
deavor to solve question which has
never been solved yet-'W nat the devil
he was roaring aboutp"
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-14
Ma,r,sd-counles

If you see gentleman and dis
agree upon .trifling occasions, or correct
ing each other in company, you may be
assured they have tied the matrimonial
moose.
II you see.a silent pair in car or stage
lolling carelessly one al each window,
without seeming to know they have a
companion, the sign Is infallible.
If you see a lady drop her glove, and a
ing her to pick it up, you need not hesi-
tate in forming your opinion; or,
If you see a, lady presenting gentle
man with anything carelesslv, her head
inclined another way, and speaking to
him with Indifference; or,
II you meet couple in the fields, the
gentleman twenty yards in advance OF
the lady, who perhaps, is getting over y
stile with difficulty, or picking her way
through muddy path; or,
If you see lady whose beauty and ac-
complishments attract the attention of
every gentleman In the room but one,
you can have no difficulty in determin-
ing their relationship to each other-the
one is her husband.
If you see. q gentleman particularly
courteous, obliging and good-natured,
relaxing into smiles, saying smart things,
and toying with every pretty woman in
the room excepting one, to whom he ap-
pears particularly reserved, cold, and
formal, and is unreasonably cross-who
that one is nobody can be at a loss to dis
cover.
lfyou see an old couple jarring, check
ing, and thwarting each other, differing
In opinion before the opinion is express
ed, eternally anticipating and breaking
the thread of each Others discourse, yet
using kind words, like honey bubbles
floating on vinegar, which soon are over
whelmed by the preponderance of the
huid; they are, to all intents, man and
wife lit is impossible to he mistaken.
The rules above quoted are laid down
as iniallible in just interpretation-they
may be resorted to with confidence; they
are upon unerring principles, and de-
duced from everyday experience.