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lent there who female rea
tive friend unde, the necessity of gsning living by
senel labor. In all such GASES st Of Singers unr
vailed sewing machines would insure aud comfort 10
pa OF poverty and obvia need OF future aid ONES
Of exhibition and sale, No. 1913 Broadway.
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Wholesale Straw Goods House.-To the

lob r. Of straw soods;.A Lelsnd Co. are now pro.
offered IN this market which they will sell st the
lowest market prices BY tho only Also their usual
stock Of meas and bows straw hats
A. LELAND 4 CO.. III Pearl street
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Beautiful, Clear Complexion may be
usns cake Of GOURAuD5 ated SOAP Your srsy
oesrts and hair be instantly converted into bca1
nu nsok or brown by the Of Gouyauds dys. Super
nnm uprootod from low orehesds part OF the
,tIxs v,h suo.e auid rouge NY white and hAr
Vie old established depot CT walker street irst so.e
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i Wirs,-BateheIor,s Manu-

Hair Dye and Unsatisfactory Manu-
factory these articles removed No. 23
opposite the Park where has the best In
NE world the application Of his famous hair dye and the
Ale Of his newly wigs and Nine private
All OF ma hoor.
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New Music-"Oh, Use so Wickcd.'' and

moral srama Of Uncle Toms Cabio rs cents each The
Hot Corn Girl" IS sung in he moral dr. of Ltle KATY
the Bot Corn Girln by Professor Vanderweyde rs cents
Vandervevde's Gilt Polka 1884, % The Flo
Queen schottach,"b Mathews, 90 cents Just pub
lshtd by HORACE WATERS, 1913 Broadway
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q ,as ..ness q Ss. syrns =. Ven know.
well made and varied soe Of furniture Of about
eled gut and painted Ia with marble tops bessseads
h. msshstaass stss,re & Ss Also the Lease q
Ei9olsy Co. val sell At sueon "a Tuesday Lanasry ~
Chsns church by order Of the assis Gies Byrae
hS 81 sBo @ q as q me
ture prime thick hair sna .prn sstresaes atasr scas
ansbed in the best msassr eaprises sbcu. forty
elegant eGtaFo And Of ys5oHs sizes . and
PAINTED with marble tops, tedsoads bureaus wash
&C. &C. Ais wsrdro5ss larse variety fancy ohairs
SS ie1thsr bees soisss p9Ys ssa aasss humber o.
as g. e dsrstle bpsioess rese 'sssssng ample
he }.'H q continuing at Tie tour year.
Ga, before and oTaSs Of s,i s'''' " ''''
A EcoLAY AucTIoNEER.-ALBgRT H. NICo.
Ii ococs at sSl eel at suction on Monday JAP 10 a.
lection Of CHI II T. ' ,s sas @ Sa
variety q ttand ard ana Sss stS inoiua'ng large
ston Rnron ougo .e9sgS o. The Of shakspe.re,
BnIvcr Tsn ob5a 81 e Jo SSspsr irving
Of Fneea sSsf s ' Gems edition
p,ur',gre lTsirgs SGrss hla.fHsd BY Daley United
many other equsly scarce and yslasoiS wOrks.
A UGTIoss SALE FANCY F0Rs, sLsIog AND Lay
robes a t5 9SS3op sGatiosesr WI sell Tues
lar.e and general assert Of fancy fus oonsag
80 aeh sable as cuffs snd vssorass being the 6aanso
81 eek g e srn da,Is s
ifty fancy sleigh and Ian robes.
HANDsoMs. HoUstnoLD FUaNITURE.-THE AT.
Ii enon u houekeeners Is ayted to the sale OF rich
SsSes precisely o listing o. all the contents o. 2
catalogue withoes rain shine LOG yards
lh sarp'ts in paror olesant rosewood suit In satin bro
pr % s 1 nd ssSos
and pier tables ornuA clock embroidered curtains
VARIETY a ane oes , ans ssn.r
o,auiful ooeosn o. paintings ana chiaes, ensr.vings
also, eqperor and ee Iteyep octave rosewood paao
bedsteads with air mawesses and paassss at superb
esrp, on ,htee 70 siIe s5as o. enl I'll rose
wsshstands eli CANT ohins toilet totes sofas,
sochcr arm .s wsrdrobss eater beds tSasesa S
with lsre variety OF ha'ement arrangement two cooking
br'atsst tables, forks ivory cutlery fruit baaets
turo and gas fxtureG &c Catalogues a. bouse Sale ioX
: ~ r. W wEsrooTr. Auo,ionoer
MORTGAGE sALE.-wILL BE SOLD, BY VIRTUE or
lake s0st nearly nav named trang Elmira,
- w. n 5. sEGAH Attorney for mortgage
Nm. u. FRANKLIN. .AuoTIoSEER-TaE METRoy
rciitan Planning Sill stqsted on twelfth and Thir-
o'clock OF tho PREMISES without relerve The poan
g md running rcrgh rom wefb to Thirteenth street.
sInoy G Ven San % BY % pf iess four o
inte boer fee, aiaTeto y es 9ns forty horse power
Se,Tds plsninF nachinc Via sections two is
growing ssyag currier and press touesrs and
trH eyader sew enghs and one large gradstone
Knoves cav mil s'th Other Necessary ,cos for cssiyns
ca 'ss S en- ss.yS ~ Al + order and
ms p the P1ining asd tavns bas 9Th tae use Of
are well sdspted far rryiAS other ctnrns
asss dsins eSsI sRItoyed nlnrssd n tes Tor taree
ss lSs Hss A'' HPSsii 81 the
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Marine Disasters.

UNKNOWN VESSEL RUN DOWN.
BALTIMORE, Jan. IL, 1854.
The steamer Georgia. from Baltimore Thursday night
10 the Bav, into and sunk brig from Newfoundland
bound TO this port--Dsme not known The crew were
Aved
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evening lecture takes place this evening and this popular
exhibition leaves after OF popu-
lari.y IN this city II have not It, NJ
ytu will forever repent It. Mr.. BANVARDS lec.u;s 10
worth the admission.
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Mail Failure,
Marksfa.

BALTIMORE, Jan. IA, ls5i
we have no mail south Of Wilmington to night.
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CEcokD QUARTER AT wILsON'S-NkW GLASSES
= are nov for nin6 for the second quarter st WtsoB8
Academy io6 oraugs street, B.ookys the very sepet,r
cssts on Tnesd.ys Frdsvs AIDES and children
soelock and sentmen .. o'clock r. NJ open The Whols
xeAr
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Wet Linens. from the stenme

Wet Linens, from tho Steamer Hum OOldt,
:s ard 2s Cd aysrd oponed this rnng HITCH
COCK h LEADREATERS, 47 broadway. Also w,t pls OK
silks ~ Be- Sd and 6s wet wooen xets quls linen
eens At &C., and every style OF dry goods 1T ess han half
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Literary Agency.-Letters. Petitions, Cir.


srlars notices. advartsemens dc written tho shortesA
kotce; articles addresses dscourses prepared all
lects, po ca religious ard soeutfc manuscripts correct
Cd foundations ace in all car
fied on accounts made pp TO-, Tho usdcrsgn ID
ANTS all masters entrusted 10 him to DO aten ted
NAL a. PTAURI,Y ca White streeN
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auction Great inssplendd yari wide black silks
seavy ri,h usrc; elegant double damask drop tab
liner two yards vde largo size double da rap
kius sdies linen hsndt erchies linen doe, &c. &c,
dry stsrs ll Grand street.
Mulberry, Centre Nara ct.
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Wet silks from the Steamer Humboldt,
ust opened At HITCHCOCK LEADBEATER'S No s7
Brssdway cheap enough 70 satsfy snybod fas black
aus st 49, 6s and Co. yard and hne fancy silks slEh,lJ
EaIced eunallY cheap. -
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rmcnt i've and for sale low Also s. D.
b. W. Smith unequsled melndeons fall supply, at
low prize at horace WATERS 1873 Broadway the great
piano and music establishment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-15

T. Gilbert & Co. q Superior Planos.-A fine

Quartete chorus the social
family circles arranged for the piano meloden
Henry Watson; prioe Is cents This pece is having
immense sale HORACE WATERS, 3s3 Broadway
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Wet Goods from tho Wreck or the Steam
ship Humboldt-HITCBCoCk LEADBEATER, No 3R
Broadway ssoher lot, oh. than Monday
the 18TH Lsies who unable get week
consequence Of the crowd will DO we'll call carly In the
morning, before the crowd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-15

kc.-JoHN MADDEN, metropolitan lace store s57 Broad
rsy commences his annual sale OF esdle from this
sto at twenty per cent less than La3es
come all, and get Maddens embroidery gifts -
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RIO CALIToRNIANs ANY PRssoN TAKING NO
tons 70 CIoraia can article new and 81 certain
tae, that will realize Fix times the there u oy
little lot. Call csrly after SIX Y. ~ q. r. At the
Ldnlurs Castle Tavern Cedar street near he Nertl river
NlvE LIE BAL MAsQUk-Ns WILLIAMS, CT
Ntsctf thestre woud rlspesful1y inform The public
sthc continues carry We Al husiaess a. We Monte
tended in q the cy At tho shortest nstse aadcn
reasonable terms
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THE FIREMEN.


ATA REGULAR KEETING OF MARION HO3E CO.
II No. A. held January Mr. W. II. Anderson off red his
ress itisn foreman which reluctantly accepted
election then held which resulted in the election
Of Mr.. Robert v. Mackoy 1t Was then, on motion,
Resolved, That committee be sointed to dra rssou
tcns expressing regrets Mr. Andersons rssgaason.
At a meeting of said CONN ittee 1t was
Resolved That regret exceedingly the necessity which
compe cur late worthy foreman TO resign aud wish to
towards him the fceIes fell
low members. In him have always found active FIRE
man, good and kind friend In sll intercourse
gether and Who In his oicAl capacity has never
shrunk from sny duty but has always shown his
ample, that Perseverance viii dhoulsss" Wish
ins him ali foture prosperity wo subscribe ourselves b
half of our fellow memlers
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
PERSON AL.

EGktSoNALs
REFORMATION WAETED-oF CHARLES ORION
son OF the tie Dr. 0ron who IL IL went 70
ahont five BIZ his only sister Jane Orton. Apply
TO Osborn syme a Co., No. 8 Bowling greea.
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A ssOCIATIoN OF EXEMPT FIREMsN ANNUAL.
"A peeting. The regular annusl meeting will be held q.
Fneme1s Hal on Tuesday svenips, the Tth ni hall
past seven o'clock An e etin Of officers fer
year viii tale place. g. ". WHEELER, Roo. s. o.
NOTIcE.-THE MEMBERS OF CLINTON ENGINE
~ Ccnpsny No Al are reluestei to at the engine
house Sunday narnihg January 49, At O'clock 70 A..
unsrsl Of Dubois late Chic
ths Williamsburg Fine partner and late member OF
this col psny. by order, HENRY LEWIS, Foremsn
HUGH LINDSLkY, Secretary.
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M persons, vshag " 90 him IA nj ry by sprsad
tho reprt that he intends Leaving the city AFR his
ball bss les,e TO inform bis pss;ons and tho ruse h,,
the year fs instruction tf ladies and gent and
only clofed TO those who expect 10 receive s advantage
aso awe notice that he has opened subs,rpnon 70,
course twenty Sstons at SIS. Including ticket Tor his
Grad Bal Pn3tst Costume on the 25th inst 1his
viii ts the only he will awe en- the above MODE
rate during TIE present the lessons o. when
will he given by NJ tafhcco hns without any assistant
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UCTIOr SALE-FANOY FdRs, SLsIGB AND LAP
"A robes -SA sUEL oSGuOD suetioneer Will sell on Tues
cay Jan IL at l0 90 NJ ssesr1om 81 Nassau ssres,
larso and general assortAe OF fancy tu consulting
al ermine marteI cable, tone mattn mountain
sa ftch sable mue cuH snd vitorines being
or tho oc renal the sales during the
Also, ordc OF kosenstine, assignee do aboui
tfty fancy sleigh and Ian robes.
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THE MILITARY,
moTHfN0, SO.

(IhST-OFF CLOTH HG.-s2 900 WORTH WANTED
- The efEheI cash n Zee will be literally given current
money Tor large or lots Of good left clothing every
dstription Address through st, call JaAES MO-
Chatham. = e-
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

AZ ,kichTH STREET, OPPOSITE THE OPERA
" h.hse-Iao third a or frolt ais,
LOT ore or Two geno uea, T. Let with board.
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LEdIsLATIvE AFFAIRs-THE HUDSON RIVER AND
HARLEM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. INQUIRIsS-rHE
PROPOSED EXECUTIVE MANsION-sT SANBOATB IN
JURED BY THE ICE, ETC.
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MORTGAGE SALE.-WILL BE SOLD BY VIRTUE OF
Nl chatel mortgage, on Monday next January l6
lake Scat nearly named samuel Is. EmIa,
ct pier No. 2 East river, at % o'clock A. n
N. 8. SELAH Attorney for mortgage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-15

IJOOFINU SEhTss, MA GKEEN AND PURPLE -THR
III Eagle Slate Company now prepared TO deliver sates
Of ell er aay size In quautc, to suit all ORDERS
either Ia New YORK city or ~ the qasres CAseton
VT For terms, which are dating, proes 10 I'D
eres MULLINS, Agnt 800 W"t Thirseer VI street. ~ z
TADAAh's AROMATIC CAMPHOR CAKE FOR CHAP
lea hanosnd lips has besn prepared BY the propretsrs
irmtny in no iustsnee las been known 70 fail in
gN ~ rtet I'm medtts also In edsctnr entire
alter q lev spill 'ktons. Prepared only by 7 rADMAN
70 lave W Basstt Apstheotses u Bleecksr street,
mr. doors West a. Brosdway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-15

A sUITA BILE REWARD WILL BE PAID TO ANY ONE
"A the Of ths bodv Of william Cowon Of
.hs three DR. wned IN the East river near Governors
Island jan r. He had grey overcast blue jacket steel
grey PANTS Aud blue s3cks Information ft with Irwia
Stuart, 80 Broadway William susrt l6l Ean twenty
fourth street, Will be thankfully received.
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INFORMATION WANTED-or MIss,ELLEN -; SUP
poses to be from Halifax was last year adys I'D At
5S fourth street. ANY inform concerning her will be
thankfully received ny NJ NJ, 81 WLise street.
Frank place, in the basement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-15

WANTED-A SITUATION IN A CHURCH FOR
competent eorrMo singer Tho advertiser gives les
sons also in sir gng and ths PIANO. Apply Meeers
Sch ,rfenberg x Luis T22 Bros dwuy.
IoBoktk-FURNISUEr Rooms TO LET WITH OR
IL si'aou board crate terms Also single
rooms for gentmeD Airly 81 Ne. IS Frankia terrace
ceInor of Fourth traet, Hobolen.
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REV ARDS.

SlU iu in going throush Pearl street from Fulton
Chatham . small gold lepine watch white face 2Og7
The above reward will be paid If left ~ 305 Broadway and
questions asked.
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RIO VCCALISTS.-WASTEp. FOR PERMANENT
engageu emit In sn established concert sal on. good
enor and bkss toned Sing ba ADS
pieces Apply n,ly day IL to j. John.
Aptly az " ''
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BANGING ACADEMIES,

nANCING-NO. COO BROADwAY-NEw CLASSES
IL TUESDAY and Friday evenings ssparats insrnvton fol
gnners The latest mode dancia taught gracefully
correctly in few lessons CIR ,ulsrs obtAned AL
app.A 70 10 made At IA Bowery, bookstore.
HINTON.
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A LADY WISHING TO LIVE RPTrPrD c4N HAVE
n Are room with ne ana ga a. ,aiya doiiar. sek
ptid weekly in advance, by aIdrss,ng liza i" Mrs Ls,S
renee Uni square Pos. ofise. - = ""s " " "'
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WE SOLICIT AN INSPECTION OF Our REAL
Csntiley, Brussels and Poist dAlencon LAGOS IN
ecsrs ana mantas, collars and oofsurss In snd
tfpl deHsEs KERR A CO 7GT Broadway,
tkyeN deem below Eiakh etge4A
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BOARD NEAR ST JOHNS PARK.-FURNIsHED BED
. for gentlemen with breakfast and te
dinner sundsys in fret class house No. Is vrick street
RAth nd
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Joseph HARRIS WILL PLEASE RETURN TO HIS
81 mother, le5 Met, sttnet, as she is sick and psor
MA Dr. WILL BE UP TOWN THIS (SUSDAY) AT.
IN ernoon and hope to there Ths suspense Is
VI han Mari
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ooPkuFvEKsrsrp NOTICES.

A PARTNER wAETED-IN ONE oP THE BEST
- taeueresn galleries in this ~ Only small oarital
required Tor tho treeent, the nder lie paid
tuetme n guire Of d. d. G., ~ Fulton street
HoPARTsEgsHIP.- THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE
~ this day forned cepartnershp. uader tho firm Of
Kelley Beatty Heller for the saotion Of nportne
and commission busLess at No clue ttrset near Bro
JAMES KELLEY.
JAMES II. BEATTY,
New York, Jan. ., 1884 HERMAN G. r. Heller
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nANCING ACADEMY. NO. 81 BROADWAY PLANE
PEkACBI0 have he hor inform their friends
pupils that their splendid dsncins salons which have been
newly decorated In the most splendid style ~ be
10 A. TO for private lessons, and from 70 ~ T..
~ for Practice ssssted by several young ladies we'll 10
strusted Ia all the n ot IA ,hon able dar ees
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WANDA PARTNEg, a LADY OR GENTLEMAN
with ossh capital Of o. 900 50 600 10 open frst
elss millinery cstablshaent in Broadway The ycrtser
slhd understands millinery and enbroi erins Ia ~. their
snchsM can command the best work in tho city and
wishes 70 ois person with capital carry on this
business. Address ". Herald cfhoe
WANTED-A SILENT Or ACTIVE PARTNER
~ with cuh eapttl Of 5000 to s. 90 in God bus
nese sreny estab thed in this cty. AcdresB u ness
Broadway Post Office, with real name
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-04-06
NATH'L. T.. TYSON CO.
(oN ROBERTS, BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS
NEW STORE AND FRESH GOODS
AND WORD TO THE MINNESOTA
RIVER AND ST CROIY InE

we are now fairly fixed in our new building and
- having siihcient room 10 store large and com
pete stock OF Groceries Grain, Flour and Provisions
we womb respectfully call the attention Of our friends
~ 81 .ui ana the surrounding country, to the FACT
that We have just received largest and best
assortment of
GROCEkfES, PRO VISIONS, GRAIN. SC.
St Cro' and Minnesota river friends thar we are nr
ierhg tef inducements to these trades than any other
mouse Ill ST PahIj and at wholesale; we pledge our
serves To sell at GALENA Prices. Our goods are All
iresh and III the yer, bes, condition. Goods delivered
al me Landing or to part of the city free of charge
we wooid asam respectfully call attention TO our
new stock as Dealers our friends thronohout the
surrounding country viii find that it embraces every
ming usually hep III our line of business; and in doing
So would press thanks for favors aud The liberal
patronage extended towards the past winter We
chnmerate IN part follows which we will sell strictly
for cash AT the lowest market rates.
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GaIena City Marble Mandatory.

UNiE Undersigned keeps constantly hand general
Il assortment of Monuments, Tomb STONES, Head
Stones etc. which he is ready furnish short notice
naVhg now been three years engaged in this city in
e business ana having permanent arrangements direct
with the celebrated Rutland Vt Quaryes and keepjrg
none but the very best workmen he is enabled sell
cheap and give better can be given BY
those sending irresponsible agents from shops
tance Ny arrangements such that can deliver nv
work at the very door of my customers when desired
All work contracted for by my Agent, will 10 filled
strictly according agreement.
he undersigned Agent for the sale of French Burr
Mill Stones, Dutch Boiling Cloth Noys Grist and Corn
Mills, Mil Irons, Screw Wire. etc.
shop and Ware House Corner Of Second and Spring
Streets, near Lower Bridge.
II. L. ROSEBROUGH.
Galena. IL. Sept. 8 1853 --2Iif
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WALKER. THE LOWER CALII fIItBUs-
rER--Mr. " aiker l. native Of Nash. Ike, Tenn.
HIS father James " Walker, Is Scotchman by bifih
has been a resident of Nashville Tor 81 wears and
is one of rs weaithiest and respectable cizens
He married Mary Novel;, the daughter ol Lpscomb
NorveH, Of Virginia During his college days, 10
was known hv his fellow students " Rillvn - abre-
waited more account oi his youth than irufi any
Familiarity with them. Tie by Gar the Youngest OF
his class and could not have been than sixteen
when he took his degree graduate Of the NASH
vile University. attraction by his bold delivery Of
beautiful classical speech the subject of Texan In-
dependenoe. Mary of the Audience could not believe
that this speech the production Of mere child.
ier leaving the University, he devoted himself as
sidnousv To the study of medicine, and took his de-
gree at one of the Phiiadeiph nedlcsl schools
lie then spent some tune in Paris ior TIE purpose Of
ooineting hs medical courFe and returned 10 Nash-
vile, theoretically, AT least, very accomplished
physcian. The theory Oi medicine must nave been
more pleasant MN than the practice, !of he very
soon abandoned it. and deyoted hims f 10 iie study
of the law aud after considerable time spent pre-.
paraton commenced the practice Of his proessIo, in
New Orleans. This he coon changed for 'he edi-
toria chair and gained considerable reputation as
ready, forcible and pGnacHt writer. Now ne Is tho
originator snd President 0i new Republic, hot
whether h,s IN his capaclt. w.i continue,
the future alone can determine. Mr. Walker l. now
about thirty wears o age aud has devoted rcary tho
Whole OF his hlc 70 severe and iaborious study He
had all the advantages II eG"cdton and ms Improy.
cd them lie was known at Nashville almost entirely
a. a student, miugling but ile with the world, Sad
devong himself exclusively 10 toents culture. hose
who know HIM yyuuid not be surprised to heas that
he had distinguished himself as . law scr, physician,
editor, or minister Of The GoFpel.-Rchnond (saj
Nail