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sin in the country whenever you think she would like it, except when Mr. PUNCHINELLO is present. If that gallant gentleman is at hand, escort duty may, with perfect propriety, be left to him. _Charles_ inquires whether his handwriting is good enough to qualify him for membership in a base ball club. We think he is all right on that score. _Glaucus._--We have never heard that Newport is a good place for gathering sea-shells, but we presume you can shell out there if you wish. _Chapeau_.--Hats will be worn on the head this season. It is not considered stylish to hang them on the ear, eyebrow, or coat collar. _Cit._--The correct dimensions of a Saratoga pocket-book have not been definitely decided. As to sending it, it is doubtful whether the rail-road companies would receive it as baggage. Perhaps you could charter a canal boat. _Aspirant_.--We cannot tell you the price of "bored" in Washington "for a few weeks." No doubt you could get liberally bored at a reasonable rate. _Sorosis_--It was very wrong for your husband to mention the muddy coffee. However, we advise you to attempt a settlement of such troubles without creating a public scandal. _Butcher Boy_.--You cannot succeed as a writer of "lite comidy" if you continue to weave such tragic spells. "The Lean Larder" would not be an attractive title for your play. _C. Drincarty_ submits the following problem: If one swallow don't make a summer, how many claret punches can a man take before fall? Will some of our ingenious readers offer a suitable solution? _Culturist_.--The potato has been grafted with great success on the cucumber tree in some of the Western States. The stock should be heated by a slow fire until the sap starts. The grafts should be boiled in a preparation known to science as vanilla cream. _Truth_.--Your information is not authentic. LOUIS NAPOLEON never played marbles in Central Park, nor took his little Nap in the vestibule of WOOD'S Museum. _Fanny_ inquires whether "ballot girls" are wanted in New York. Wyoming is a better field for them than this city. _Maine Chance_ has been paying his _devoirs_ with great impartiality to two young ladies. One of them has red hair and a Roman nose, but the paternal income is very handsome. The other is witty and pretty, but can bring no rocks, except possibly "Rock the cradle." Recently he called on the golden girl, and a menial rudely repulsed him from the door. This hurt his feelings
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