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 MAgRIAGE.-Ihrd drEiarali moi Gra ace Greenwood tba she IS mol marry ring woman, has called forth several essay s on inc beauties of matrlmony, ahic h have been all addressed to the softer sex The editor of the Mobile Herald .hirklng he harder' sex of lhe bat he Tor iribe not impeivious 10 aJmoniiion volunteers the following:

 .N ell lay down an axiom on this snhjett:-N No mans destiny can be com pleled without marrying; or, even if m marrled, without having off,pliog. MT. Soandso may haze very pretty, amia" bie and intellectual wife; and every bo> dy may thick Mir. Soandso man to be envied; but step: Mrs. Soandso has no children, and she and her hn band enyy even the neigbbor whose dirty braIs scarce sleep ii peace from the reg'on around. The destiny of the race has not been accomplished in them, and, therefore they .ale not contented. How much more of this dsconlent has he who has neither wife nor child? No man of mature years ever died content edly, who left no Image of himself as an ambassador to posIe'ity. He migh' have been rich, honored, moved the glass wherein all men dressed lhem- selves, bot thet little longing was still theIe-lhat consciousness If something lacking to mnke complete the cycle ol happiness. So allynu, oid bachelors aud you, the loveliest of your sex, solt naids,' go siraiahtway and propitia,t .ha' divine goddess. Fly men.'

 Girls!--boys!-do you hear that 2