CELIBACY.
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Extract of letter from gentleman in Philadelphia

 his friend in Washington.

 "I really do want to get married, and have been looking round my extensive circle of acquaintance for partner, without suceessnstead ofthose beant- ful domestic creatures country formerly abounded with, whose home their delight, who made their 0to, and their childrens clothes who attended the doesc affairs of the house and assisted in all its coR- cerns nda set of ggging, ,gosspiDg tr6ers in whose minds balls plays carriages and novels appermOst: the kitchen they never enter they hardly know head of cabbage from head of lettuce, leg of mutton from shoulder though they great comaOisseurs Ice GyeGnS and as to mending pair of brooches for brother pr husband, they would cry 6e upon you or faint, were yoa to propose such ndecate thing to them while these same fashonables will set whole evening without blush hear one of Shakespeare'e obscene playsmusic dear delightful music only stud led to shew fine arm and hand or highly amend. ed piano. not string of which is please father or husband who are considered heavy old fashioned pe- ces of furniture, lumber about the hopse-aioays in ths scGy.

 tiItis fact my friend worth recording, that in all the public institutions formed m France, by Napoleon for the education of the daughters ohose who served or fell in the canse of their country the duty of the house formed principal part of their tuition.-They taught with care writing, arithmetic, andkeepng house expense books; mantan makers, women-tai- lors, and mlliners were employed in teaching them how to cut out and make up every species ofgarment and they took turns in groups of half a dozen from each class to assist experienced cooks iD the kitchens