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u,uE ROYAL PARK or supBRooK uYpRoPArHIc

FINHE ROYAL PAhk Or SbDBkOOk ul DhOfAIH1C
Establishment adjoining the famed Richmond HILL and
within hours ride drive Of the Great Exhi
hilton of Industry all nations The above beautiful
sion the attention OF who purpose
visiting England during the Great Exhibition II ll The
the principal mansion Of the Dukes Of Ar
lyle Bucclsuob but is the property her Majesty
The Queen Who about eight years ago through her Royi
Commissioners granted permission for the whole Of This
splendid domain to be appropriated to the Of the
Water Cure Her Majesty also granted private entrance
into Royal Park OF Richmond which be said TO form
part grounds attached 70 the manson making with
the Park Of Sudbrooh recreation of
nearly 5000 The air is celebrated for IT, parity and
the domestic arrangements complete and hbe
raj scale from It's proximity To- London visitors may easily
the day IN the Metropolis asd reside amidst the
scenery that England AFFORDS. The diet WILL
Of course be- regulated by hydropathc prfnspss no stmu
being allowed but the advertiser believing that th.se
principles have large and influential number o supporters
In United States Of America to them all the
forts Injuries the finest English mansions
bined With the health preserving and health restoring add
sons Of air discriminating and nutritious DIT sao-
rnr society lovely with adapltiyn OF hydro
patc treatment Ii desired One a the late hoaiss 0rec
this establishment had the honor ot rccelsG tue
brother of his aoya Bigneas Prince Albert patient
rerms:Board, Lodging, and Professional Attendance,
necessary, week, Further particulars De Rad
application. post paid 10 the Secretary Mr. DYER
sudhrook Royal Iar4 Richmond, Surrey In ;and. Nh.
Rchmondis ory twenty minutes from London by railway
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MEIHAkICS' HALL, NO, Az BROADWAY, hHCVK
lv1 Grand Open night anrinS the week Until
further notice. The original and we'll known CiRlSTYS
NfNs1kELr, comprising eitien, and versatile eorps
II talented" snd experienced performers under the
management OF H. r. thrty whose concerts IN Tits city,
succession OF have been received with
favor ty highly respectable aud fashionable audiences
Tickets .. Doors open hsfpas six ~
eight o'clock An Afternoon Concert will be given cn 81
turc2y May 10 for the accommodation OF Ladies aud
Juveniles. commencing v'cl0ok y. 81 On SATURDAY
evening next May 10. annual benent Of Ed CrdRt Tre
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AmUskmEnTn.
BROADWAY = rn nE A. MARSHALL SOLE
Family ana is,ia sf:ls. + &C.: Ss, ssnsFS
I os e 81 INV Aasssn
h 4 % NJ .s css c q s Ea S %5. c.
E ssas n sHfs 80 a ND ny The
NIBLos GARDES..JonN SETON. MANAGER;
va, Seosl f sS night va
caT0G, ns,s and her , tsss
have been roneuneed II most sessnt ensemble ever sn
" si'ss ss,s Toy
BhwAkE T. conclude Nth as sna s sssr n aas
aiss '' Rsu."et ssSids Es TisTssse kouss. syr:s.
RRorGHAMs LYcEUx, BROADWAY. NEAR BRoOME
or,sss T sss. SS., D, sss
Ii
NJ sss Mary Tals Ma'sh s;,s bi5a as
G s - Isf l. ko% At Tn HYcEus
Green Room sssrst.,ihe Maasssr Mr. Brosiha%; Mr.
Mr.. Lyme; kunsSsada. Niss :. Taylor
RkoapwAy InEATRE-MR. CONWAY HAS THs
ac a"s W S.eGsy the
sS wSh SSr he ss han N n. s
ranner volunteered lis valuable ss.istanes Tue onter
tLments VIII eom'n's ey genera assirs M u9 -
p,i 1870. 80
ra~ me D Ns% NJ a ss.
Su"' Nh -. ~ = ~ ~ Sia.,a.
.haivs ivires, 49, - -, 49, a. ,,.aS 49,
uir"s i;t a H. haa ~ ~ it,..I
DIN NV .iS. = ~ =" - M. II 80 ~
AZ" " "f 'oh"ayi ~. 70 area o''.es.
MECHANICS HALL No. Az BROADWAY. ABOVE
N Grand uen every night anrins tho .eeh untu
further notice. The original and we'll known CHRJSTYS
MlNSIkEL> an eff len. versatile
oRp c in @ oy
r sueees,ion al fya years have been received with
Nv lghIy am fashionable audicnses-
Tehsts - cents Doors open at past
o'clock. An Afternoon will
tureay next Nav lu for the of LADIES' and
Juyenilee CONN ancinr ~ ocinok ~ NJ On sn' nriay
NAV 10 annual beleht "a Crtvtll Tre
surer.
ID Propcisor and Manner raeut rcusst Ill. I.in
Arpiy, nry week. tie t.kss plfsra IL Anncune-
dr. tna II ,he DRI NkARD-Ldvard Middleton, Mr Gr,e
,.uor In the afteruoon at o'clock Tor tho hrt tin .
srptpr's rr,at panorau1s ~ Niltons PARADISE I0sr
AND RECLAIMED, illustrating Tie leep tfal
,ulhne portions o. that exquisite poem " = oas 81 ,9
i've thouand feet Of canyass To view the Drop Our
tam At tlr ckbl nent val well repay ones time Id
mission q the Museum. VIVA It's innumtrabe csr,o8tr- =
''hl. char"n hdr Yen year, 81 age it cents Is ietsc
ana pr,ss sireie' i-3t cents extra
ERANKLIN MUSEUM, l75 CHATHAM sQUAHE.-GEo
a LEA, sole Proprietor Adnifaion-Seats in Private
boxes ~ cents stsgo seats Ss eh boxes - eons Par
quot ia cent-sieghn saloon PERFORMANCES eNerY Atter
at o'clock, and 10 tho evening At O'clock. Tho
entertainments are sprcd sud select and such be
atno other place 81 amusement II New York CONSISTING of
Lea female Ethislian Opera Troupe. nuiahefns neen
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nERFoRD cos FAST EMPRESS 70 CALIFORNIA
ID Cheap Postage Postage, ~ conti freshta ~ eeat-
Per H.; sirsc Newspaper cents BY the hundrea 81
Mt siyment will Ne by the ast steamship hNolukR
JON ATEAN, on Tuesday May rs. Mails close At ~ u "
Small parcels received al Z. NJ Package o. u, lbs,
Waterford received till W a. W. Mr Bcrlurd accompanies
reiaht aud maiis from Chsgrcs t. Panama. .
No. Nes,y .tr,at. A.lnr IIon.a. kew YORK.
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NOR SALE--TnE STOCK, TIXTURES AND GOOD
will with lease. ola clothing store good stand for the
above business will be sold at bargain, by applying
part in cash part in good Address s. IT, Herald
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pRorGmAMsLYcEuM, BROADWAY. NEAR BROOME

DRorGHAM's LYCEUM BROADWAY. NEAR BROOME
ID setDrsfs circle and Pargus. 90 oenss Family circle
Orchestra stall sests 81; Private boxes So Doors
open AZ begin at IA o'clock. Monday evening May
3 tie v4ll with the opera OF
iHIiDor HE REGINENT-Rodoiph. Mr.. Dunn; Grenade.
Mr. Leach Marie Miss Mary Taylor: Marehoness bsrEen-
iedt, Mrs W. r. BlBle La Craoovenne by Nile ~ DoeJ-
Barre 70 conclude with Kew AT THE LfCEUAi or,
Green Room Seerets1be Manager. Mr.. BrouIham; Mrs.
vernon Nrs. vernon; Mrs Dunn Mrs. Dunn seandiDays
Mr.. INLne kuneA enda. ME- II. TAYlor.
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UCTIoN NorIcr-rrRNIrrRr.- MoNpAY.

NAY At fDroAdway, at 10 o'clock general asort-
m.nt " furuitur removed for convennes Of saieBrus
sells and ingram Carpets French Bcdstcais WARDROBE
Hcokease Bureaus Dressing do. Rocking Chairs. BIRD
cages SlsHc &c AZ. Tue.day, NAY SAFE o'clock st
The Ftorg q Thomas Dunlap 6J Broadway.
Isnts Monthly Resss. Ceranums Cinneraries yerbenas
choice Double bahs. Rose Of sharon Rasrherrie
Nednesdsy May TAt y o'clock at the foot q al
loath RoclAwsy Carriages. Barourila, Huxry WAGON
Horset, Ae &C. ". A. CARTER, Auetioneor.
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- honor inform liz friends and the public that his nrst
ieneht IN America viii take place NsndsJ the i2.h n
on which occasion be takes eat pleasure IN announcing tho
appearance ~ Mr.. g. W. CLARKE, who has the tndest
manner volunteered Ills valuable assistance. TIE onter
tiIments will commence by general desire, With TIE i'd
mir.d drama Il ALL THAT GLIITfhS is not COLD
gphen Plum This original eharaeter Mr. Con~ay Martha
Gibbs (nrst time in New lors) Mics Andcrton. To eag
cud. Nth the fayorite comedy u Oh. SERIOUS FAMILY
Charles Torrens this original character Mr. e. w. Clarke;
CAPTAIN Murphy Mcguire. (nrst time) Mr.. Conway Box
Book Tickets be Ind At the principal lee
IL OF Mr. (onMaN. No Is Nariek str.et
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DrRToS.s-BINEFiT OF THE ACTORS ORDER or
ID TrndshpThs first annual heneft q the above order
will place Monday evening May 9TH, which
the following eminent artists have kindly yolun
teercd their Miss C. Chapman, Nessr- 9. w Clarke,
adaway (by the kind permission OF H. T. Barnum Es)
and D. Chanlrsu who will appear in variety q entertain
with Mr. Burton who has In the kind
his theatre Tor the occason also Mesr
" A. Blak. Letter r. u. Johr ston e. Jordan, Mes
danes RUSSELL skerrett. Ill., Hughes &c. Particulars in
fntu fiaN hook nov
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NJIBLos GARDES-JoHN SETON, MANAGER
IN Tickets 20 cents Private Box's - To BEGIN ~ hon
part o'clock Fifth night Of the farewell ths
wonderful CaroIn. Rousat and her three sisters heresne,
Adelaide and Clemcntne whose admirable performances
ths elegant ensemble ever zen
in the United state- Monday May Overture " tns Or
thesrs. Leader Mr.. la Mama. To be followed cy
BEWARE. conclude with the grand ballet OF .lsELLE
-Gisle, Mile. Caroline Rouseat; Duke Albert Vile Ade-
laiGe Bsthida. Nile There-sne kous.t SyrsL,
u tinr
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TDHN ]. NNNDEWATLk AtCrioNELR,-FlNE COZ
lection Of Paintings Copper and Oh Paintings, at
Auction y. G.. Law Co., will sell Mt auction
1uesday May AZ II o'eooh At their sales Room u wall
street near Broadway tine collection Of about bundled
and thirty nne Paintings Copper in rich frame. among
Which will e found hne copss Ttsns Beauty Psyche
and Amor La Syrens Rose Of india Cyprs at Bath, Nirn
cfsadnd &C. snd Insay other and p asing subieets
Also, English Paintings In frames. and beautiful
eeric~ Of Swiss scenery ~ Posclervr Wl be exhibited
the day previous a. the sLe
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FOR sALE AND To LET.

LN0R sALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF THE
Washington Hotel. ~ Grand street Nillismsburgh.
ten Lease the house In good repair has
large bowling alleys, that more than the o. the
house. JAMES {. AAGUIRE.
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ri
- vii ell 81 auction, Monday. May g. AZ In, o'clock
- the 81 Georss Hotel 50 Liberty street all tho
bar room aud Kitchen furniture the prsn-ss Arong
gheh hr,' rate Beer Pump Ca Chandeliers, Bedtssd
Bedding treekcy Glass W arr, s.. Terms-Ia.h. cor
rent funds. II. y. PARKER, Atty for Mgrl ages.
WILL BE SOLD. At PUBLIC Auction, At THE
w NtN York Hors Bazaar n Crosby street usssav
ath nsint ~ twelve ocloct thirteen Horses belonging
TIE United states. FROM lgt Artillery service. ILv.e
heres ~sll broke g. harness. and gsntie.
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(NAslLE tAkDiN.-SINDAN EVENING dDNgERE-.
~ Opening Vt the Scsson.-MeSsrs. French H.,ser
have the pleasure Go inform the pablo that The sunday
Castle Garden hich
been exceedingly popular and attractive, will y
nenced sunday May 9Th. ISL, aud viii be continued
throughout the summer season, enlarged aud
attractive scale than before attempted. Forshs
they have mad. with the
tor % the Italian Opera Mr. Max Maretxek, who wf
duet the. concerts Ia They have alec THO
entire Grand Orchestra Of the italian Opera The Pro
gammt wl te found varied and highly attractive. Aho
sion 30 cents.
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NoTlCE.-NEw YORK LODGE No. 10 T. o. or o. f.
~ Brothers. requested 20 meet 1T Odd Fello
Hall this day May 4th, st2 o'clock. H. n pay the La
tribute Of respect TO deceased brother Enoch
WIN. &. LUfBERY, ~ q.
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NOR SALE-FOUR YEARS LIASE-A RESTAURANT
situated in Broadway and doing good business is mt
ted with good taste and would good Investment
TO the purchaser Apply by letter TO A. d. at this Office
Possession given Immediately.
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ID ENovAL-JoHN O. wYNAN. MERCHANT TAILOR
N has ,smevsd hen No rs 10 ~ Br0adr,y, opposite
.oat p.ii.
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ID EMovAI.-lANrs q. Morrrr Gas T11rrR Avn

AIRS BEMAN HAS REMOVED HER SHIRT ESTAH-
III ihrgnt from tho Astar Houa 4 ~ Chamls street,
poetic tn arh Hnd stewart She hsz connection
18th any smsr establishment in this eiy, BV-tou, else
v herr.
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A cARD-To THE FIRE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
@-----------------------
SALES BY AUCTION.

IONS LCNNEY, ArCTloNEER-T0 htLLINERs
aud dealers in Straw Goods.1weye Of ladies and
nants straw Hats Of The latest hion consisting Of part
tultr mixed albons part pearl China, pearl Duassbe
PEDAL ~ &c. worthy the attention OF hstter there IL
variety Of boys round hats the stock Of large
aNing W business Also large lot OF show Sale
pes'e At No - Prince street in the long stairs
luefday, Nay D. Sale to eleven o'clock.
Goods o Tor inspection the mgrnng Of sale Tuesday
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BROADWAY fnEATRE.-E- A. MARSHALL SOLE
~ Lessee H. Barrett asnsycr.-Doors open At eur
tain rises 1t half past 7Dross Circle Paruet sents;
Family and Third circles coats Gallery. & cents; Pri
Boxes IS and s6Mandsy evening" May 5th. will he
presented the grand ronant'c spsrate fairy spectacle Of
the VISION OF TIif sUN-koran. MIS- Anderton rae-
mar Mr.. Whiting; 0ultenpae, Mr.. Harms oratxuma, Mr..
Ln aainaIse. NJ Irsderiess !y.|sros sisner car.;
Reynolds; Rurad Mis- A. cougcnhsim Previous to the
Speetacle will be acted MY PRECIOUS BETSY.
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IoHS l.. NANDEwATER AUCrtoNEER.-N
sale ef costly Dia Jewolry Sc D. g. Law
rance Co.. will eel al suction on Monday Nay at their
Sale Room II Wall collection II the costly
set Diamond. and other precious offered this
consisting Of Diamond Crosses with briiants the
water; Diamond and Pearl Necklaces Ear Rings Finger
Ring, Erocehes, Pine kc gents, aad ladies' Foit and
amellvd Watches Guard Chains, hc cold aud silver
and Pencil Cases Silver Plated Ware &C., 80.
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NEW ORLEANS sERENADErs AND PILLOWS.

ENNN NEKENNDEFs IND
IN Minstres at Fellows Musie.l Hall No. al Broaixay
this Thursday evening and evening Doors
o'clock Concert at o'clock Forming tho greatess eomt
nation Of talent rated in tie Ethiopian bosnoss
in H. world. On Wednesday and Saturday afternoon
md eopter commencing at r. ~, for families ant !u1e
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nrsKs, DESKS, DrsKs-JaNES II. COOKE mas
~ raavet 10 a Broadway where ths largest sUl most
.umtete ~ Desks and All kind u Counting
Room Turtars may be found Desks 81 all kinds Dade 70
sr, At the sA0rtssf notice.
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WANTS.
CTEEo0RAPHER wANTED-ADDREss o. r. O., At
~ this Once


"ASTED-A SITUATION, by A RESPECTABLE
", young girl. as seamstress and Chambernadi has
renee Please call her present situation 20 seventh
ssStsts
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AmUsEMENTN.
puRTos's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STREET REAR
NATIONAL THEATRE. CHATHAM srRERT-BoxEs.

IN - Pi, Es cont; Private Box-~ -. Doors open
at I; curtain risee At half past oeiockMondsy
ming May Will y pr~ensd en-. gr md fairy spectacle Of
hareb Mr. Brandon zalem Mr. Stafford Ali Mr. La Favor
Hama Mr. thompson Moath Mr. G. Taylor Sambo. Mr.. L.
Fox; sulenan Khan Mr.. Mag.; OneiEa Miss H. Mertayer
Spirit murdered Zeinah. Mrs HsutonNls Acratoon
Mis- Malvina Abdaidar Mr.. H. Seymour; Okla Mr.. Dunn
Kawln. Mrs.. II. =. Grattan The entertainments 70
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-
-iAi NLLANEOUh.

Two PRI>ITRs.-ToR SAIL-A SMALL CYLINDER
Pres mcdcn. IA srt rate order, built by A. b Tay-
lor Co.. in Nsvsnber isi varrsatd 20 do good work
viii bs sois low. Apy,s Bouxias colt, No. Isl Water
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-01-21

The UNION AND COMPROMISE REsoLuTIoHs.-The res
olu,ons support of the Compromise and the Union,
introduced into the assembly by Mr. Anthem, of Rich
mond. called up yesterday and referred to the judi
CARY committee, against the wishes Of the mover, who
asked for select committee. Those OF Mr. Thompson,
Of New York. having previously been sent to the printing
committee with motion TO print, could not be touched,
or they would probably have taken the same direction
Whenever the printing committee shall have delberated
sufficiently over the immense matter Of printing, doubt
they too will be put resi- for awhile with the bill TO
nullfy the fugitive set, which is also IN charge Of the
judiciary committee 'N"' AA
. OF course the mode and manner OF meeting question
which must to vote. and be determined one way
or the other, matters Of taste, about which people will
differ But We suspect the public generally will scarcely
see the proprey or the expedency Of delaying dehnve
action the subject, may be suppose the object Of
The reference to the Judiciary committee be TO slave y OIL
from the beginning TO the busy portion Of the session
ton, which anybody can cipher out--hibsny argus.
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Prem the wsncnton Flag Of ~.
The Union aud the GiObe.


We have observed with pain the violent controversy
wagng between MIR Richie, of the Union and Mr.. John
C. Rves, of the Globe The quarre-or such II is-has
reference to the public printing We have not read all
of the many articles published the subjects but we be-
leve Mr. Rves commenced the attack, and charged Mr.
Richie with dishonesty obtaining the contract for the
public printing lie also charged that, by collision be
tween Messrs. Tyler, Polk, Bib, Walker, Cameron,
and know not how many more, portion OF the pub
lie money loaned TO a certain bank to aid IN making
auange Tor buying out the Globe newspaper and
In the last Union statements appear from Messrs. Ty
ler Walker and Heiss, fatty aud fuy conadictng the
charge, far they concerned or could have any
knowledge in the premises Mr.. Walker enters into a
statement OF facts which must satisfy every one.
There features in this controversy that cause deep
greet Mr. Richie is old man, and should not that
account be unnecessarily dogged and barsssed It's true
he fights like young but still respect is due TO his age
gain, we do not with what popriey, or indeed by
what right the private letters, marked SUCH of Andrew
Jackson deceased man-ietters written in the freedom
and confidence OF endshp-have been dragged into this
bitter personal eud II is triAng with the reputation OF
the departed hero. - a.@ .r
After all, the public cannot he expected 10 wade
through and anayze such of conirovered facts.
They will prefer to, form their judgment IRON the
former life OF the party accused, and will doubt there
by the most certainly arrive at the proper conclusion
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From the Nashville unior
A Tennessee ststesman.


About thirty years ago a son of one OF the wealthy
men OF North Carolina bathing IN a nver IN That
State He ventured far into the deep water and beng
unable 10 swim, he about to be drowned An elderly
man was on the bank and seeing the imminent peril Of the
little boys situations he leaped niothe water and BY severe
exeron succeeded in reaching the spot where he saw
him sink Tor the third time By diving 10 the bottom ne
found the body OF the boy, and succeeded in swimming
with it TO the shore The energies OF the old man were
exhausted and as he had placed the boy on the
bank in eess condition. he sank under The overexer
,on and soon after died. leaving mohercss OF about
years OF age. The timely exertons OF skiliui pny-
rescued the little boy. who was thus saved by the
old from the grave but his skill could mol save the
life of the old man.
The old man was poor and upon his death his son was
bound out TO the ,aors trade under the laws OF North
and al the age of one he forth into the world
with decent suit OF clothes, but without navinx oeea
taught even much 10 read and write Alter ucspaG
short time through South Carolina, be deermneA 10
wade his way TO district OF Tenneseee, where
he wealthy gentleman then resided whose
son bis father had rescued from watery grave 1t the
expense of his life. He set out on bis tramp west
ward with his bundle his back intending 70 work his
way by hang short time, and doing jouneywork in
the several towns on his route He reached Gfesnviie
He soon discovered that there was good openng for
another shop and he concluded to hang out on HIS own
hook. In short time he found himself hanging on
another hook He had succeeded in winning cuslon,
and he had also won the heart Of intelligent and heh
ly accomplished young lady. They were Married. snl
that was The end Of his lramping. ,,3b..R,aa..t1-
The responsibilities OF family induced MN . VII -,
his exerions, and his attention TO business eecnren 9t
abundance Of patrons He piled bis needle diligently oa
ring The day, and night he went to school 70 NJ VIE,
who undertook TO teach him to read and wne. ~ ~
an at scholar and he had an excellent teacher f4 -
came enamored of books, and to them he DEVOTED All ~
time he could spare from his shopboard hs pro9peeed
in business and grew in knowedge IN lev ~ 3
was man Of fine intelligence and q nnitnng
perseverance, whilst his character fos serlng interU
was fully established In looking around ior ssieble
representative in The legislature, me people nxed tnen
eced 10 the house Of representatives OF the Tennessee
legislature in 1897 He attracted particular attention
for some weeks alter the commencement oil the session
little to say on the Aoor although he was always 81 hrs
pos, and ready to vote II became necesunfy on one
occasion for him TO say few wofda IN opposition 70
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The voice OF the democratic press to be expect
Cd il strong and decided in ia denuncaton Of the null
Gallon bill Introduced into the assembly BY MI Conn
Il il regarded in the correct light. Aagnnt attempt TO
visiUd ~ The constxtson and ~ sueh receives the
anah6mae Of The dt prAas II will Of the nasse,
Of both political panisA The pssss apon our columns a
this season Of the year pecudes our publishing thsss ~
pressions N fast as we could wish But We can assure
tho1a who rnxy S4kk 70 utkt thid AssoftDd upo M
SllAintt. thai Aay w Ind NJ OK sappoft 70
tie ranks OF the democracy OF New York Whatever oehss
sources IL NAY come from-h&ssy AsKas'tmea g pNh
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We regret to bear that tsegraphc despatch was re-
ceived yesterday from New Orleans stating that The 81
Charles otsl the ornament and the pride Of that city,
was burnt down on Saturday last and that large portion
Of m costly furni,uss was also consumsd We have re-
cevsd no particulars Of the causs or progress OF the con
Aafraon This hota cost about $500 ooo and proba
bly, the most superb hotel in the world, We are not
informed o 10 the extent Of the insurance which bad
been effected on IT, 1a - q