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The following advertisement we copy from the
Baltimore Chronicle Of Monday last, merely with
a view of showing the advantages which are fire.
quently offered to young men through the public
journals-and yet not one young gentleman in
ten, support, subscribe, or even read, newspa-
per once month. Many of them, no doubt,
would have given the price of three subscriptions,
sooner than miss so admirable chance as this.
It is truly prize worthy Of attention.


ITO THE YOUNG GENTLEMEN"


"A young Lady, between twenty and twenty
one years of age, of handsome person and amia-
BILE disposition, with fortune Of fifteen thousand
dollars wishes to engage in the matrimonial state
with any Young Gentlemen of good family and
pleasing manners. To those who choose to avail
themselves of this notice, an interview will be
granted, provided they will address P. M. through
the Baltimore Post Office before Wednesday next.
No attention will be paid to any, if real name and
address will not be put."-Jan. 30.


The Chronicle says that ''the above advertise
ment, which appeared in that paper on Monday
ast, addressed TO the Young Gentlemen came
o hand through the Post Office, accompanied by
me money necessary to pay for its publication.
It is IN neat ladys hand, and so far as they can
ndge, appears to be "a fair business transaction