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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
MY
M. s best c s.:; WITH y =:
s sSGn Rassf,
! G. names Oh Lady Islms'; C. name; n Jenny
h ..Ii : n Of ' no. lay s..
J. L. names Queen Mary. Onnibu.ss viii i.av. Full
throughout day. reforming the sport
Fare each way, % cents.
JTNIoN COURSE. l.. .I.-TRoTrING.-oN TUESDAY.
boats: three IL ay: h.ins. bssws.n year
I'd Alien Be-:
vtsS.s dssst e; se.. q the kind t;ss:
very colt in icrmer this trscf All lovers
Ton ferry and the Grand and street fer
' 70. john ess s11s' ssN.bIfnR Proprietor
TIsIoN COURSE L5TEoTTISc. ON. wE d .
End t5S, T. "s 80 osa ass
s.s, . LAD Ss % ..s s'
WILLIAMSBURG for the i sSns sNkDrKER Proprietor.
TTNIoN COURSE. LONG IsLAND-TRorTING.-oN
III: s:y ss harness mf'' ad sE
r s tho Haan sTas ana
Grand and Houston street srres for the eSurse hourly
NOTWITHSTANDING PARK COURSE PHILADRL-
phiaThe celebrated horses the fastest earth, Mac
Tsoony ret the above for the sum Of %
purse, May 18th. Best thros In hvs in har
james Ward enters b. 6. Mac; William Woodruff
van: nile s'f. .s sss;.
William King enters br Black Douglas Hiram woodruff
May 18Th purse mile heats best three Ave to
wagons James Ward enters b. Mao william Wosdrun
nil. s., 10 s.s::
r m. Soto. .-....- =
der the saddle world renowned horses MAC ana
coDy James Ward names b. g. mae; Whnam "oodrh
Jnns iT match for 81 600 two miles and repeat In har-
ness; james Hammo names b. trank Forrcsssr george
Nelson names r. 4. John May.
lime 18th 00 mile heats best three hvc,
In harness william Woodruff names Tsoony; William
King names br. 8. Gesh
pess; James HAmmsl nanes b. e. Frsnk Forrester San
Mclaughlin "'A JOSEPH JEWELL Proprietor
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T,HE SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE-vANDBR-
bits Line for San Francsoo-The Accessory Transit
Company Of Nioaragua in advance Of
i.sh%u. ero:slns ~. kveris: double snsns :s.s.hp
PROMETHEUS 900 tons burthsn. will leave from pier
No. N. R. at O'Clock NJ. precisely for San Juan del
Norte. Friday May 10Th, connecting with the aew,
burthen e. HiOaIagua transit route. having bus
twelve miles oflsud These steamers
surpassed in their ventilation and asoommodAtsns Fer
passage at the lowest rates. apply only 1T
the agency the company No. Battery place stairs
e vKNpERBILT Agent Psssenssr are csutiosed assins.
are employed for th Inns. mail bag wt be made up st
tbo ofRce.
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COPARTNERsHP NOTICES.


N0TICE-LIMITED PARTN ERsHIP.THE UNDER
IN signed have formed special limited oopartnsrsp
IN pursuance Of the provisions Of the revised statuss
Of transactng general stock and exchange
business and such other - usually connected herewith
ford Jr q city Of New York the geasral partners
and the underssnsd Edward Little Of the same place.
70 the special partner The saia Edved B. tts has
tai to the stock The Sa:iss:s l. !: s. ocaau:s.1
under the firm Of Drake Bradford the prine
place Of business to be In the city Of New York The
partnership commenced the second day Of May 1853
sh t0 terminate on the second d.y Of Nay 1855 omos
N.xyo,. r.,a 1874 k INC BRhP 3 PRT+i II
NoTICE-THE CoPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE
IN existing between r. H. Carpenter J. Smith and G. D.
Arison il by mutual consent this dissolved Tho
ness will hereafter DO conducted by Carpenter and
Smith. x. H. CARPENTER,
New York, May :, 1853 q. i 3. Allison.
DARTNER wANTED-wITH CASH CAPITAL OF
$500 to join the advertiser in established cash bust
of partner and the above capital satisfactorily
shown that the business will clear from $3 900 to
annum. Address r. 3. T., box ,266 Post Ofoe, N. T.
DARTNER WANTED-wITH $780, TO JOIN THE
advertiser in OF the most profit able
this city. To active 1t will realize least 81 600
Safety Herald office, with NAME &C.
ITO LAwYERs.-A GENTLEMAN, WISHING TO RE
sumo practice, would pay proportionatc sum for
partnership in the attorney business OF established
YER Address H. J. Thompson, Union Square Post Ofoe.
cash. in an old and well foreign and domes
tic fruit trade to which Is adding wholesale depart
ment through cash orders For particulars apply at
Grand street. or address H., at the same place.
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THE PIRATE DOCTOR AND THE BuRLEsQUE ON

Macbeth a. the 81 Charles Thsstre last night made
the latter Of the funniest burlesques
The the ST. Charles intend their
the production Of musical burlesques and light pieces
Of the Oympio-a pleasant resort wish to
drive away dull care To night the PIRATE DOCTOR and
the burlesque of MACBETH produced at the
psnso Of eighty four cents and the scenery nted on
scenery Broadway Theatre bills but the acting
seen Al the St Charles.
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~ svs. Sss a. van take p!s.s :. ,sSls y..d
S on Inst: -" ssSs T.. %
s.n:s. and that rsna..d 4: ys.a to a: s:a
Gosrsk ssIsek NJ aad Jaas street. nsar washing
= : sEsR6E WHITE. Superintendent. Of Streets.
CoRPeRATIoN NoTIcK.-PUBLIc NOTICE is
hereby vs. sh.. Esi:is. has been presented !. the
q: :s;;s ;s';sa;
'is's oi:i. At Mis- sSss S'5;;: iisS
Nay 1 1855 President croson Aqusdset Department
CRoToN AoUEDUcT DEPARTMENT-ro CONTRACT
or:.ssaled proposals., endorsed Proposal for
Monday III sf
and a '
fron the sewer in Eighth avenue to the between
ssHE Ia e..
.s.a,ed on application to the Water shs
Nav yo1 pre Ss croon Aqusduct Department.
CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
s.s E 3 81 !, n; sss Is
.1.nss and BiosaRRsy speeisaasu:
:, 1s u; sGRs o s...
h.; been the Of SIDE
s:s.en: Insss::ssd having oSs.ssa: sss.:s
Ss' dsG Gsi''s re: 's mis-
STREET DHPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
Public notice hereby given that the following resclu
fs 3sna
Position. $:ssS
river regulate Pave sag
Snss @
quested TO present them in writing at
hi; s. shs fb az
S #,
.aos oity Hail. tho hour. and 2o'sisot.
y.s:; : :.s az s i May
.. sss Tass'f:l IA s9 sss 1 May
* :1a 1Ss'TiSss @ Isl ss .ss Nay.
aa:. ~ = IS Nay
III: ns ssss and and SHa :..s:y 81 an. and .s
1871 Wednesday and TharsSsy. lst and "a June.
I:ss ESsy an. and sf:: :..y g ~ june.
sss saS & s sa .hs ms Sn
s s ysS .sS :s s AK .aa ssS 5ss. June
All sssRs 'sn o are :. on N;
reby avoid the penalties Of the law Persons hold
licenses are requested to present them when applying
spssi. Ho.io.-An person. who shall sell or deal in
:;I,ins mpS.ssd distilled p h:M aa.nsi.is:
Rsnsss
M .n' sSokeE &. GiAs1ER. First MAr.A.L
[ Hal. AZ HS .,..
esnt rolls Of wards in the e New York win
s III des
s M saa make
the undsr'Fnsd q their sfaos' between T. sad4
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


10 A. N. and r. M-Aosom nodatoa line, at 10 A. NJ By
s ssaa %
press hns at NJ by steamboat job. Potter 70 Amboy
shaif IsrssI Rstsrnins. Lave P6aadsipaia - 10 A.
EoR ALBAHY-FARE M.-ALBANY AND NEW
York Inland Route Raiiroad.-Tws daily express
:n ss q rssds no nd %. n. nav
depot Of White, Elm and CENTRE Streets where
sesssr received i Brooms and Bowsy and twenty
viii land 81 Croton Fails and Chashan -Four Cor
nsrs only. 10 other trains WIN from City Hall sta
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD-TRAINs DAILY FROM
Express train, M-throush in four Hours connecting
with trans reaching Buffalo Montreal ~ O'Clock
H. ss.in, sAM Through way train. st iok A. N. and
Express train. SIX Accommodation train, Pm.
tenth and Thirty srst streets. go
Sunday ss.ins from Canal street A. " for Po.g
snn: ana kSsHNS rim
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT VIA
~ New Jersey States and Lines
fsgs fa, md as sa =:
rhdsasS phi e. e 80 via sd R:ns 81 and M
N 81 81 for second ea.s in the A. M from New York and
~ p. NJ, from PhAadslpha. Through tickets sold and
Moros .sS Sa
4 and se trains and concessions certain with extra
~ fifteen minutes before the trains leave.
NEW YORK AND MONTREAL RAILRoAD-To BEL
~ lows Falls Rutland Burlington ST. Jehnsbury Ogdsns
burg Montreal and intsrmedate towns Tickets Be
liz Brssdwsy Express train. leave a. 5 A: N and $50
Baggage CHECKED through. Freight With despatch at
reduced prices HYDE Agent 1ss South street.
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E0E LfyERPOOL-UNITKD STATES NAIL STEAM
Lu snp IACiBiC, Captain Ezra Nys.-This steamship
w. depart With the United States mails fer Turope pos
Mvsy On SATURDAY Nay l4th, ct II o'ssok NJ from her
,ar sEns or passsss having snequalsd aooommoda
EDWARD K. COLLINS CO., Ne Sc wan a.
gers srs requested 70 be on board ct ny A. n.
May 18th
STEAMSHIP PACIFIC. MAY A-TICKETs FOR SIX
~ Of the best bsrths for sale by
SAMUEL Y. TRACY No. Beaver street.
THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Nail stssmers.-Ths ships comprising this line ths
hllowing.-
ppIILLAA r,r ................S captain Vest
fACIIC. Captain Nye-
BALTIC: ............ Captain Csmstoek-
rADhiATiC Captain =
service every taken their
In their sngnesto strength and speed
Aad their for uRsquasd fog
elegance and comfort.
Price passage New York to Liverpool IN arst oabin
room, $500
From Liverpool 10 New York. ESQ and 12s;
An experienced surgeon attached 70 each ship.
No bsrths secured until paid for.
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TAx COMMISSIONERS OFFICE NO. NEW CITY
Hail. April lS6a-Notioe to tar payers-The
rolls Of the wards in the city Of New York win
Of Nay Saturday the 18th day Of June both days
inclusive All tax payers DESTROYS Of examining
the assessment rs requested to make application
TO the undersigned at their sfce, between A. L. And
s 9$%sa $h5 + Sts,ss ia. Commissioner.
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1IoLIAN PIANOS. AT Al BRoADwAY.-A LARGE
Of so the the o.
ments Of A. W. Lsdd Co., with full supply Of and
p'''''' ''A1'i LINCOLN THOMPSON al Broadway.
1IUsIo.-A YOUNG LADY. WHO HAS BEEN IN THE
On. or so ERsy
= her private residence Address s. H'rla
AEUsIc-N DUMsDAY, TEACHER OF MUSIC. DEAL
psnof0rto' has removed 70 Ss Grand ;rSss
s
cheap.
AFR oTro MULLER, TEACHER OF PIANO AND
a S ns ssS I
near srosdy. and 70 give ,t his resi-:
apply At his residence until II O'Clock A. N.
.1
SS &c
sis%sns' Sc @
the much 1na M s
metallic and Will stand any elin.se 2: %.
pared furnish perfect :. love.
q popnary than
they ten aosns per week and can scarcely NIL
amos from s $50 AsO s.0usvs agent for M. r.
TO- and every inst.umsn. fully warranted exchanged
fS:Ss entire stocks Of
Christma. 2poughty, Cummings and others and with
his ms Is prepared to offer of the most
com pl 80 Of music In tho United States He has
also 4 .ngemsnts with John Pychowski the Polish
80 r.. Franklin Bassord tho young American ar
ts other popular artists and composers both in this
music om all parts Of the United States soen as pub
lshed Dealers teachers and seminares supplied st the
lowest prices. Pianos to let HORACE WATERS,
1888 Broadway corner Of Anthony street.
DIANO FOR SALE-A HANDSOME ROSEWOOD
6Z octave piano, DID, warranted to BIO in per-
feet order by we'll maker PRICE, with stool to
match $1s5 Apply to $. CHILDS. l2st street, second
avenue, Harlem.
DIANOs FOR SALE AT GREAT BARGAINs.-THREE
rosewood and Ga octave pianos, best city make
ones $36 to $3.50. Tuning and repair
HENRY BENARY, 1872 Bowery.
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ITO THEATRICALS.-w. R. FISH, TRON LONDONJ
1 theatrical and characteristic wig maker, $50 Pearl
attended Wigs lent hire private parties fancy
dress balls NJ B.-Any style Of Theatrical wig made on
four hours notice
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STEAMSHIP PACIFIC. MAY I4-TICKETs FOR SIX
~ Of the best bsrths for sale by
SAMUEL u. TRACY No. Beaver street.
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THEATRICAL-WANTED ONE HUNDRED DOE
lars, TO invest In speculation which cannot fail
yield in return two hundred may LEAD 70
the making Of ten thousand dollars space time
all Of which be satisfactorily explained BY the advsr
tseef In fact sach rare opportunity for roalisnga
from those who are willing, instantAneousy AnA
nications must DO addressed to o. L. X. Snyder res =
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TTNIoN COURSE. LONG IsLAND.-TRorTING.-ON
u Thursday, May L. at 5 O'Clock, p. NJ, . match for
5000 Mile heats best three in ave- In harness Wood
names g. T. scrrel Billy A. Winch names b. m. Indiana
Maid Stages will leave the Fulton ferry Brooklyn and
Grand ferries for the course hourly
JOHN l. SNEDIKER Proprietor.
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METROPOLITAN HALL.-THE AMERICAN MUSI
Uu CAL FUND SOCIETY have engaged
MISS KIMBERLY

MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM,
accompanied by MENDELSSOHN'S MUSIC,
MONDAY EVENING. MAY l6.
In addition to the above.
PAUL JULIEN
has kindly volunteered his valuable services
GRAND ORCHESTRA AND CHORUS.
MUSICAL Conouotor. MT IhEOD. EISFELD
Tickets fifty cents to be had at all the Music
Hotels 40 Reserved seats dollar to b procured OF
VIM. Hall Son, 239 Broadway.
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NATIONAL HALL, CLEVELAND, OHIO-THIs SPA
IN cious concert finished and furnished in
STYLE with large and airy drawing rooms full and
ation, convenient Of acoess unequaod in its acoustic
properties offered to rent for lectures
dramatic representations. BRAYTON MASON
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A UsTRALIAN PACKET-ExCELsIeR LINE.-PIO.
IA neer shp.-Ths we'll known ssd favorts New York
built clipper ship HELENA. H. Cave. commander -!,l
This beautiful aud rapid ship built by Webb.
ESQ., expressly fer the China trade the fret ship
passage 80 days. returning via Shanghai In 100 dAys
Under the who received card OF thanks
from bis passengers the last voyagsJ 10 Is sonadeny
predicted that the Helena WAL excel her previous perform
anoe again distance all her pettors The cabin
ne berths In state rooms) are Of the most
comfortable description Fer freight or passage having
onehaf her capacity engaged apply on board ~ pier
East River or TO
JOHN NORTON, Jr., 90 Wall street. cor Water
N.B-Ns steorage passengers taken
L,OR PORT PHILIP AND MELBOURNx DIRECT
II The nearly new clipper bark ESTHER FRANCES
sns above with unexampled despatch having nearly All
cargo For cabin In state rooms apply
board, Mt pier IL East rvor, OF to -. . -.
RUSSELL A NORTON, 81 Old Slip.
NJ B-No eteerAge passenger taken.
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A UsTRALIA-CLIPPER LINE-FOR MELBOURNE.
n and Port Philir-The A | packet ship VIOLA, now
loading rapidly at pier East river will succeed tho Rock
land sail 10Th May The above ship having most Of her
engaged and only taking limited number Of gas:en
passage, "A low rates. apply At once TO WIN DUGAN,
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Nail stssmers-Ths ships comprising this line ths
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M in pianoforos has removed to 25 Grand street
for $780, $5 Panorto tuned and to hire
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fyHRIsTY's OPERA HOUSE, ~ BROADWAY, ABOVE
Grand strestOpen every night during week. undee
the sole direction And IrsCnai Of chrssy
received with favor BY highly and
sudsH Tickets, cents Doors open at -
at 3 O'Clock.
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CTKAN BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
p The Glssgow and New Yerk Steamship company's
Craig ma IN III fEsn Classy s.ss.d.y
day. May si.t q II o'clock a neon First cabin aloon
state rooms) SEQ do do tmidshp dol 95 second sAbA
go; third class, o70-stewards fees included Apply 70
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A UsTRALIAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY-POR PORT
ois..a. ~. :s::%:sIS sois2S SaE sSss =. sssss:
about the 6th June This steamsip Of tbs s.s aud
strength and In every way equal TO tho Collins line Of
steamers and 10 Believed will prove TO be the fastest
steamship in Abe world Her Recommendations for ars. Sc
sond and third class superior TO those Of
ever built Rates Of PasssseFirst GLASS Ladder
saloon. $H5; first class uppef saloon $780, second class
or passage apply 70
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DIOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.-THE u. s.
Z mail steamer HERMANN. z. Higgins U. 8. NJ,
snd the mails and passengers for England and
Saturday, Nay 81 at O'Clock r. NJ, from pier No.
North river Prioe Of passage
In first cabin main saloon. $l2O
In first cabin. lower saloon 100
In second cabin. ,...,.....,..... 90
An experienced surgeon 10 attached to each steamer All
letters must through the Post 0os Specie delivered
in Hs9Ts and tenSHD fSE gsssass or .osA .PPyt:
The steamer Washington will succeed the Hermann, and
sail June Is.
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CTUYvESANT INSTITUTE.-THIS EVENING, MAY TO-
- MR.. FRAZER,
the popular Tenor Singer formerly partner with the late
Mr.. Seguin will have tl honor TO give his
VOCAL EN- IERTAINMENT,
nterspersed W istOrical, Biographical and humorous
anecdotes musicians and other distinguished per-
sons, and illustrated by the following
SONGS AND BALLADS.
Up in the Morning Early" Whom Pensve I Thought"
" The Thor Sally in Our Alley"
Cease Rude Boreas." The Lincolnshire Poacher.n
" The Three Ages OF Love-" Black Eyed SUSAN
Old Tower" /" Our Native Song,
Tickets fifty cents to DO had at Msssrs Hall Sons Mr.
Joles and the principal Music Stores Doors open 7;
at g.
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DAcKETs TO HAvRB-sECOND LINK.-THR FOL
lowing ships win leave Havrs the 18TH AAA New York
the lst o{ eath month
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STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
day, Nay 81 IL O'clock NJ to pave Thirty ffth street.
between Eighth avenue and Broadway Specifications TO be
had ON application TO the Contract Clerk.
May 1853. JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioner.
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GENTLEMAN OF THOROUGH EDUCATION
n would like to make arrangement with larg,
boarding school out of the city professor of the English
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NOLAN PIANOS, AT AL BROADWAY.-A LARGE
III assortment of pianos from the celebrated house Of
HAlet, Davis Co.. Boston, also the we'll known instru
ments of A. W. Ladd Co.. with full supply Of new and
hand pianos various Makers for sale At low
prices Pianos to let.
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LOUDoN:
SATURDAY, JANUARY Is, 1858.

The Neao Ritual.-We are gratifed to an
nounce that, at last a new Ritual has been
framed, for the use of Subordinate Divisions of
the Sons of Temperance. We rejoice at this
information because, it viii bring about an
awakening influence, and will be productive of
much good. The committee have gotten thro'
with the examination of the manuscripts. No
one of the competitors secured the entire pre-
MUM, as no one furnished Ritual which was
satisfactory in all its parts. But the committee
have arranged a new Ritual from several in
their possession, which they deem of such mer-
it as to challenge the admiration of the Order.
We have the utmost confidence in the wisdom
and discretion of the committee, and have no
fears but that the new Ritual will be every
where hailed as a blessing to the Order. Let
us have it as quick as possible. We need it
badly. Let it be printed and sent out FORTH
trih.-TeHnesSee Organ.
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MEN OF OUR TIME-O. w. Holmes, the gen
tleman that ''never dares TO write as funny q.
he can," is forty three. VIM. Hewitt is fifty
seven; he published verses at the age of thlr
teen. Humboldt, is eighty-three. Leigh Hunt
is sixty-eight. Fitz Greene Halleck is fifty
seven. Washington Irving, son of an eIninen1i
New York merchant, is sixty-nine years of age;
in his nineteenth year be began to contribute %
his brothers paper, the Morning Chronicle
Douglass Jerrold, forty-seven years Of age
the son of the manager of the Sherness theatre
the sea was bis first love, and for short sfsEl5
he served as midshipnIan on board mansof
war.
G. P. R. James is about fifty years old; it
was Washington Irving who first recommended
him to a career of authorship. Sheridan
Knowles, sixty-eight years old, is the son of q
famous Irish schoomaSter who was cousin of
Richard Brinsley Sheridan. Mr.. Knowles
wrote his first play in his twenty-first year; his
plays are thirteen in number, he now enjoys a
government pension of two hundred pounds a
major in the French cavalry, under Louis XVI.
Abbott Lawrence is iii his sixtieth year. Hen
ry W. Longfellow, forty-live years of age, is the
son of Hon. Stephen Longfellow. Portland,
Maine, is the birth place of the poet; he was
appointed Professor in Cambridge in his tweE-
ty-eighth year.
Macaulay, the son of wealthy African mer-
chant, is fifty-two years of age; his essay on
Milton was written in his twenty-sixth year for
the Edinburgh Review. Macready is fifty-nine;
his father was theatrical manager. Herman
Melville is the son of an importing merchant
of this city; he is twenty-nine years of age; his
grandfather was one Of the Boston tea party;
he began his wanderings in ms ,lteenth year,
as sailor before the mast; he is the author OF
nine. TX. Marvel, thirty years of age, is a ma
tive of Norwich, Connecticut, a graduate of
Yale. and resident of New York. j. X. Paul
ding whose collected works fill seventyfve vol
umes, is seventy-three years DID, he is a native
of Duchess county, New York.
Prentice is Yankee, born at Preston, Conn,
forty-eight years old. He has been editor Of the
Louisville Journal since 1881. Prescott the
historian, is in his ffty-sixth year. Powers, the
SCULPTOR is ffty-seven; his parents "were plain
country people, who cultivate small farm" in
Vermont. Seward is fifty years old. Talford.
ffty-seven. Tenyson, son of clergyman, is
forty-two. Ticlnor, sixty-one. H. 7. Tucker
man, thirty mine. Victoria is thirty-three years.
"She has" says our author "a large and rapid
ly increasing family which seemsthe distinguish
ing mark of the Hanoverian dynasty" y."-Home
Journal
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Gone to TeHReSSee.-Mr. Z. Z. Pmderson,
an old man and respected citizen of Cleveland
left our city last evening for his new home at
Bersheba Springs in Southern Tennessee
About two years since he made purchase lin
company with his old business partner, Mr.. L.
Henderson, of large. tract of land in Grundy
county, and they are now going on to their plan
tation to till it with all appliances ofmodern i'm
provement.
Mr.. p. takes with him full sets of agricultural
implements from the house of Dewitt & Co., also
a large stock cf very fine fowls among which
were white and red Shanghai, Cochin-China,
Dorking, and other chickens, for his own plan
tation.
This new point to which many old residents
of this section have recently eli;grated, seems
to be eliciting more or less enquiry concerning
Its climate and soil. The thousands of acres OF
untitled land in Southeastern Tennessee are
coming into the service of the bold and enter
prising Yankee The bleak winters and varible
climate of the ''more northern sections of cur
Republic naturally turn the attention of many
to seek a more uniform and mild temperature,
and we donbt not but that Mr.. Punderson has
found the climate congenial to his taste-iust
far enough removed from the low, marshy, deltas
of the larger rivers, and from the bleak and icy
plains of the North.
Mr.. Punderson leaves many old and tried
friends behind him who part with much regret,
but he is Ofthat gcntlemanly turn which invari-
bly, makes friends wherever he goes. We wish
'Pun" all possible success in his new enterprise.
CleuelaRd( Ohio Herald.