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CUPREME COURTROOM F, CUNNING,

~ HAM against W. PtRDYSnnmons for money demand
contradiction. served ITO &. W. PURDf You are
required the complaint In this
seton which will be filed in the oc" Of the Cek Of the City
and County the City Hall In said City, and 10
10 the said complaint on the SUB
scrb. bis office No 40 Parkrow in said city, within twenty
DAYS after the this exclusive OF the
such service and fail 20 answer the said complaint
within Aforesaid the plaintiff will take judgment against
YOU for the eighty dollars from the ith
july thousand eight hundred and hy six beside the
costs of this scton-Dated August 10. 1883
H. $. LINCOLN. Plaintiff q Attorney.
The defendant above ed viii take notice that The complaint
IN the ,ad office of the Clerk of the City
and County York the Slit dsy Of August 1853
sep S-ls~6wFf Ii. ;. LINCOLN, Plaintiff = AttHrney.
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CUPREME COURT City and County of New
- Now.Yort-THoMAs WILLIAMS, j.. against THE
FARMERS AND MEC HANGS INSURANCE, COM
PANY or PHILADELPHIA, Alexander Duncan, Watts
shermsn William H. Duncan, Charles H. Dabney LOTUS
Wood Charles w Ford, Albert Drnmnond, Charles LAWYER,
Desrsw. TIE Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company Of
the CITY New York Daniel Stses Nathaniel McCready,
John W Mott, James H. Brundage, Charles II. Edyards,J J.
Stanley Milford Isaac C. Hall, James H. Myrck, The New
Y"rk BeDe and Packing Company kirar "sd aud John H.
l.. aboyrnamed Defendants to either of them:
ou are hereby summoned and required the
sn in this action which will be filed in the ONCE OF the Clerk
City County Of Newiorh ana to serve acopy OF
the said complaint the Subscribers al their
ofce No III Broadway, krwYork City within twenty days
after the service Of this .umnons exclusive OF the day
service and ifyou fail the said complain.
within the Aforesaid the plaintiffs in this action will apply
Court for the relief demanded in the compantDsted
June, 10. 1853. Yours Sc., }. d. Il T. D. SHERWOOD,
Of law6wF Pantihs Attorney
2. S-Said conplaint was fled septemher 81. 1873
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for the Railroad Companies, and also the aiisvi;s o.
Allan Campbell and others, which were used IA the
Common Peas.
After Mr.. Moves had concluded the reading the
Court adjourned till Friday At ~ a. m.
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CUpREME COURT-City and County of New
- York-HENRY X. SHELDOS, WILLIAM !. hOYT and
EDWIN VAN GAASBEEk sgt COLLISION PoPPLk-
WELL GEORGE NJ. SW INK aud JAMES l. DANlS-ro
the above nan ed dendsns; Yon hereby unued and
required TO answer complaint in this action, which will BE-
filed In the office of the CLERK Of the City and Coany Of New
York at City Hall in said city and copy Of your
said complaint the subscriber a. his oihc No oI
broadway said city, within twenty days after the service
this of the day of such service and
you Gail the said complaint within the time aforesaid
plaintiff this action will take judgment against for
The sum of xix hundred fifty dollars and forty four cents
with interest day o May thousand eight
hundred eight beside the coats Of this actonpaed
Newly ok, Sept. 6, 1853 w: WELLS
Plaintiff Attorney, No l67 Broadway.
The complaint In this action filed the Office the CLERK
Of the City County Of NewYoTs al the City Hall in said
etv on the 9Th day Of September instant.
$40 lavswEt W. WELLS Plaintiff Attorney.
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CUPREME COURT-City and County of New
~ YnrL -CORNELIuS BAKER and HENRY n. BAKER

agninst WILLIAM FLAGG-SummOns for money demand on
contract iCon Ser ITO the defendant above named You
lr hy required the complaint
this action which will BE- filed in the Office Of the Clerk Of the
City and County Of Newiork al the City Hall in the CITY OF
New orb copy 10 the said
rnt Subscribers their office number 40 Wal street
IN sad city, within twenty days after the service OF this sum
You exclusive Of the day o such service and you
fail The said complain; within the time aforesaid the
plaintiffs this action viii take Judgment against you for the
hundred aud fifty dollars with interest from the
Of December thousand eight hundred and fry
seven beside the Of this Dsted September TO-
1853 SCHELL, SLOSSON q huIttlNS,
Pigiuth-' Attorneys.
The complaint this action filed the office Of the Clerk
Of m. Civ Of 10th day Sptem
BEL 1858. SCHELL, SLOSSON NJ ChlNo,
sin lsvswF Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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Osborn for plaintiff Goodman for defendant.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-sPycIsL TEsN--Oct T.
Befnrr Judge BK.DY.-DscIsIo>s
Stanley egt Curneu.-MU'IOn granted
Bordsdorf agt. Brampton.-Hotion DENIED, win
so cost.. abide event. and with liberty 20 renew
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NETWORK SUPREME COURT.-City and
~ Comfy Of New.York-NATHAN'EL L. McCREADY,
JOHN ". MOTT and JAMES u RRCNDAGE a1ainst THE
FARMERS and MECHANICS INSURANCE COM
PANY Of PHILADELPHIA, Alexander Duncan, Wst,
Sherman William b. Duncan, Charles II. Dabney Lotus
Wood, Charles w Ford, Albert Drummond. Charles
Law Ter Asrn A. Degrsw, The Atlantic Mutual insurance
Conpsny Of the City OF NewYors Daniel L. S;rses Thomas
VIII ans IT, Chsrles II Fdw ards J. St4nly, - afford,
lsaac c. Hall James II. Myrck. The NewYork Betting and
Packing Company, klzm Ward and John h. Gber-ro me
Def ndsns either Of them You hereby
summoned snd required the compliant IN this action
be flied the Office Of the CLERK Of the CITY and
County Of NewYork tao City Hall IN the City Of New
York and copy Of your 10 the said complaint
on the tubscrber their Office No. III Broadway, New
York City, within twenty days after the service Of this
you exclusive OF the day such sryc" aud II
fail the said complaint within the time aforesaid the
plain, fs This action will apply the coart for the relief de-
nandes il the comp lsint.-Dsied June 10, 1853
Yours &c J ID. & T. ID. SHERWOOD,
Plaintiff At)Deys
r. Said complaint sss fled SEPT. 30. 1859 ol laW6wF
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fegal.


IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate Of
tbe County Of Ne~fors notice hr,ny siy.n TO all per
sons having lsins against MICHAEL MCCORMICK ia.s Of
IL" City Of Newlork, decreased Present t.- San with
vosehes thereof 10 the ulcrhrrs ofr. Of James W.
bite, No 81 Liberty street In the City Of New YORK
before the twenty sixth Of March nex-Da;ed New York
tie @3tb day of ssp.n her,
JAMES MOORE, tEIecutnrs kc, 81 NJ
N le~oufr JOHN =. CLARK. cha. Mccormick, dec
IN PURSUANCE &c an order of the Surrogate Of
s County Of New YORK. notice hereby given 20 ell 10
ls'inr claims sssu,t the Of HENRY H. BARCLAY,
lat If the City 81 N-wYok, deosd, prr.ent .hr sane,
Nth voucher thereof the subscriber a. the orr of R1
eIiod Embfee No. 81 Wall street, in the City Of New YORK,
oncf before The seventeenth 81 March neSDs-i New
York, the ninth dsy - September. l8t.
WALTER {. BARCLAY, AinlD!-,Ta.or, kc
sepl0 lsw6mFr-
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NeVYork notice il hereby given % all
having claims against SAMUEL KELLEY late Of tns
City 81 New iork Broker decea..d % present the with
voucher. thereof the subscriber e. the Office u Rogers
Woodu an No A. Williams in the City Of New fors, on %
before The ninth day of April cXtDa;ed New YORK be oth
day Of september. 1857 -
FMELISF KELLEY. Afmin.rstriI.
MOSES b. WENTWORTH, Administrator.
la rfrrE
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of
the County New York notice hereby gwen 70 al
ksvir against RUSSELL W OLAsIER late Of tie City
York csnlkcr deceased, 20 prcseut the with
youc thereof the Subscrber, e. the Office Of Charles H.
Glover No 81 Wal,t IN ;he Cry If Nrw-York before
the first day of April nex-Dsted NewYars the ~ day Of
Sc pten.ber. 1853. PHEBE GLAsIER,
"a lsw6nF. Administrative.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIOSS-fHvfpi'-oS M
Hon. KeoosDER Barnard. =, a.
In the case Of Martin Carney, charged Win the
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NRITUARY.


DIED-In wats- Waller, Mis- AuEuEt 4. 1883, KATE,
Only child Q. :. II and Palma Pss.bslI aFe1 one YEA
eight months and fourteen days
when thy father hesrl, ny dear csrd, that It had
P,essei Sd TO take thee hcne q he sliss, be fst Ike
This world vas = blank. Re fsIt like Il was void-that
there vas nothing to live for. and that IL EuH,d be sweet
to die. He prayed that or Heavenly Father vould take
hin to thee, that he N GIT be 10 INV society, and relisv-
I'd Of the esid-hsSrtednsss OF tbs life. Ohi ny sweet
ehHdI thy father is alone IN this world, vita 20 in
duoement to g IN sad live, rave 10 prepare himfslf to
meet thea in 3 better world. Kate ny sweet little
Kstel I wish & hold sweet communion with thee to-
night anal pras, my dssr child. that thy gentle spirit
mzy hover around ne and shed is sweet innusnes over
me while I Wuta. Thy father loved thee, ny sEeet little
babe, Only a. 3 father could love the isGt remsining tie
that bound him to earth. An his hopes we1e oentered
In thee, aad he delighted tolive fer thy sake. Nov ell
Il goae-sud every passing zephyr that fans his locks
seems 70 whisper eloze, ant be ieels moro In. quleil5
t0oslag n De oold embrace sf Death, than being sub
jeetN the nenial tor.ures OF this life. be VII Try d
live. however, ug sweet angel bshe, il such = usnner
as - inszre lin sdmission, when he eies, into the Ce-
iestisl Paradise q shich Jos are COW . little snge
swesuy reP0sins IA he bos0m CT Jsus. Oh ny sweet
little Kate lei thy fpht E.zit thy father dsHy-bs hi.
right k'ud sEsel, ana Eig-nt Let hover over his oouot
pointing hun 10 Heaven
Tby father I'D hope and ayed, M sEsstehud. thai
When IL might please cd 70 cal thee hence. be nithi
be PRINTED 70 impress q sweet farewell hs upon n,
e5id brow sndIet fau 20 tear Of 3 IA hers s1sst!oz Up
On ny Ht ls g-ecn grave, but o. could rot he; and :,
when the gates Of Psralse where thrown epsa to reoeiv,
tby eenti spirit, and pu We asked By the Kindred Ehs
had gene bei0rs Wbst Dken ysu had b ought from earth
yen ooaid only snsEsr, q bFiag sea my mothers fIsi
With = tear upon a." L. him not ehids, However, M
sweet ohlI but i've resEnecly and 50 - b meet the
IL Hesven. BE knows that HE sweet darling rsroses II
the arms o. the g5o3 ~shgpherd, whose ohsBgeless low
surpssseth bis. WIEN his thoughts wander 70 the so
where lies thy cheiAshed fern, fbrk-winged despair
would settled Gown upon his heart weTeit not that IN
sngei q Fsith points Upward, reminding hin, "Of sui
Is ne kingdom q Heaven F." Ard tben, be would nc
have thee ezeh1rs the e0mpsnienship o. ssrApbim an
ehsrubin IT al that earth could give. }. N. p
PITTss5Ro, kISss sept. Ist. 1855. ssEIt
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4atesl aGms bp 0ee9ragb
LKTER F1On EUROrE.
or sTEANRR PsIhcE ALBERT.

NV ToRK. sepil mber 27-Ths stanu Priaee AZ
bs1 has arrives Ct Halifax bringing LivePooi scEie .
Of ne Ista. AMI from galway a. raioniEht On the ifih.
me Pfface Aasrf had i've nsuges fron hT screw pre-
Pzler troksr O. ne I7th, and vac chiiged 70 mAse IS
rest q tie voysz suder canvas. she tnoouaiere ase
e terrific hurricane but los only hr fais.
The steamer Arabs srrivee out % thetlth'
COMMERCIAL NEws.
Itvrzpoot- spfembes is.-Ssis u Cotton ioT ne
i've DAYS 700 ba IS ne TRAINER Arsbto's Htvs
caused an aavAnos Q; Nt. Sliu en- spso-iatloH eeoS
49,, - Ear sruou LOCO bales. Aarktt eles dbuaEs1t.
Rr.sstve. slsa1ys Provisions STEADY. yeos Corn
ais : White So. Cd. Lard Quist and am a els AIS.
Pr uos mssEes Quisi sne steady.
LoyDor September B-vhss hsd a drciiaing ten
dsney. sugar dOsea ba5yant coase dased arm. Tea
e1mmoa oongou. en- svsrsga business Without o7tisbe
change.
cons5is s7NGs1K Hoaey marEst Unchanged
GENERAL NEWS,
III nevs Is generally unimporlARt.
The shipment Of The shore end Il the Atsnsis easle
a. Trinity Bay vas Proersssing-
Tho p nh and EaEBsh treaties with China had hen
re,e.vsd
The shares 4 TIC Aua.tle cable vrra qlosed at Eve
hundred pound.
Knriand haa renewed hr crt-ac' with the Psens
Esrieatiou Company OF Lsuisn for ~s-mtm-nthiy
msIs TO the west coast Of South America Sa Pasaua.
Pertinent member Of The Royal family, ard perhaps
the Queen, viii visit Canada next sumner-
Al Lyons, the srt mukt lad improved In eOnssqueace
o. large orders from America.
TunKEY.-The object q ths late o~ansPiTacy A. oon-
stEutin9pls, vss 70 rsTlses thu pres nj Sultan By his
brother Abduisriz
It was rumored thst Turkey All Persia had bSn On
TIE brink Of q rupture.
Tbs NoSpdltsn G5veTument had reosived notice that q
lane quantity q uinmstlng grsnstas in the f1rm OF
fruit hsd teen sent 10 Malta TT iutTod action into the
Nesp5lltsn States
there we're runOrsof . new republican conspiracy st
KalsEG.
France proposes to MAINTAIN a stronger force in Tho
China seas thar ever.
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WEEKLY AFFEAL-This MAzMorH Ell
TToE Of the APPEAL lie Uailed TO its numerous
patrons this morning, and viii BE- found to con-
tain its usual amount Of select aud interesting
reading. Cur market and anabcisl reports are
made up with great labor and care, and are IN
questiOBably the most satisfactory furnished
by any city paper. This feature Of the AFPEAL
is under the direction Of q fsfbfuI ana CON.
petent Reporter whose constant attention is
given 70 il, and whose statements are entitled
10 implicit confidence. During the business
season which has just fairly commenced, this
department Of the ArPEAL shall receive an the
careful attention which is necessary to make
if a true reflex Of The large mercantile opera.
tions Of the city. Besides these valuable CON-
mercialreports the WEEKLY APPEAL eomnends
itself 70 the politician and general reader, BY the
valuable political papers and well selected
miscellany which il contains. Reduced sub
seriptiOn to be Weekly 81 80, Tri-Wsekly s.,
Daily $40, invariably in advance.
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Speflal AOtlffs
Mennhis rIade HAS.

IN The Ledger oLYasrsAy, our met worthy friend
sni con eu;er. n Z HILLyH seusto dozbtour vsFs-
els IN stahns ihstvs seIs iha srlt = Introduce he
man sr;sr, % SIR Es.s into NezEiis. he aio makes
a vsrg siSi9us m.s;aks, vhsn be taies, that he Vas En-
Ersed N NJ msrbfse.ui.F nne s-Tersl years sEo. As
svsry On admits, Il ~ssa vain attempt asa they were
mer. ssoi ries for Hats We arsin state. We are he
ant % IsiFoduos tn msnufaessrs o. Hans, and Il
doubuns sh5nss Is s1yvays inersiuiouI about ne mat
Ter. We invite him doEa. wsslfo advise all IN vast Of
3 bona ads EsuThi--mace HHf. TO fiEe ua . cal ssnd
around ysur orders snusuen
FAIRcHILD 4 NORRIS,
.-- n. - 500
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ann necIinnHf

CAPTAIN TURHER cane yesterday and said 70 ne,
" Professor, I shall not claim The sfoO you promised
me ten dsys sl1oe, Il your Reclrls en- ca no; cure
me q Rheunatsn, bei1g simply rewarded BY perfect re-
s~ioratlon. Your on acts Ike msEs, exceeds everything
I ever h'sTd q In ~ NE"
BErrER sTILL-s1c0 Accepted Benry wright,
Ssq, o. SeE Orleans. writes thus; "Proi. D. GTstA,
Phrlaaelphis, FBscscd please and eco ashy ssres meui
with yoa two weeks since, that - yo1r 'Ele5tri' on
ga act cure ny ugly Rheumsiiam, you E5uld EiEe ne
$50, and n I was cured I SAID / W0uid sive you 500
l hsd no idsa Of it wonderful eH-ets. II sads life 70
ths p~rostratei feTvsus rystems a-d ssuds a Thrill OF
pleasure through that whole delicate net work Of the
body"
A great many Interesting cases are transplrug daily,
show z real and p rmzuelt bsseat Let al TIE rhsu-
mstie and taoss sunsrlng with aay kind q pain also Try
IL and Be comfsrtef. It rsisxes the limbs q the sgod,
and Is a soothing balm Tor delicate Infancy.
Keep the BETTE Sel eoyked. Run quickly. See my
wrfttn slgrsture. o has De CRATE,
Phnsdeiphia.
mis- cres, Remedy can DC hsd o. the scent mere
CHANDLER Il 90. Price, % cents. 81 cents and 81.
aa-r1-FauTm
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A0rt Of Mllmpbis
ArIi-sls are DsFzFiHFtf

Arrivals and DcP-rturer
Eoe Az, ssPlsmesr - 1853
Champion, Nv Orleans 70 s. LOUIS
TwitcheII, New Orleans TO 81 Louis.
Republic, New Orleans % s. Louis
Southern Belle, Cairo q Memphis.
Alvin Adams, Cairo 10 Memphis.
Cora Anderson, st. Louis 10 New orleans,
Philadelphia, St. Louis TO Memphis.
River News.
The river continues declining, but very slow
". Yesterday was 8 very busy day At the
wharf, many said The bnsies. day ever seen on
the Memphis landing. The large number Of
packets nov ceatering at this place are bring
ing a prodigious amount Of business, and a
very busy season, evidently, is dawning upon
u.
The favorits Kate Frisbee, with the United
States mails on board, viii leave at , o'clock
this afternoon Tor Napoleon. A plsssantsr
beat esunOt be Travelled on. The officers,
csPt Mason, FOlgsr and WsddeI, are gentle
men Of high standing, and show their passen-
gers every courtesy.
The Daniel Boone, Capt. Hancoek's fine
boat that has been Just newly fixed up in he
nost complete manner, Is the Vieksourg packet
boat for this evening at 6 O'Clock, taking down
the nails from Napoleon
The St. Fraucisies Y to- morrow at o'clock
for White river.
The Ingomar is the New Orleans packet at 8
O'Clock to mOrrsw.
The St. Louis Rspsbl:saa, Of Sc ptsmbsr "a,
says:
The river at this point contsues 10 fall
slowly. The upper rivers are all repoFted fail
ing. and The Missouri is becoming very bad aud
difficult 10 navigste-three and a half feet In
the channel, snd falling, was the last report
from s.. Jssesh down.
Toe Correspondent Of the same paper says (;
{" There is no change to report in The rivers.
Both rivers are TecediRg slowly at this point,
and the weather is clear and dry. The La
clsde came over S,ufHstown bar drawing two
feet forward.
" There Is plenty Of freight at Paducsh, and
10 opportunity Of shipping IL South except BY
the short line packet Ton Scott to Cairo. n
Wa Henry has gone into the Cairo and Pa
ddcsh trade, and is loading at Paducah. The
new owners OF the Gov. POgeil talk az putting
her in the same trade for lie present"
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The Great west

IS tse pr nlsed land In IN eJes q nlrions. both in the
Old world ard the new. It's Fertile son AMI nagnlnesnt
opportunities foF development are ne great sources Of
its stirsssi7us. But aions rs beautiful streams there
lurhs malaria o, most dsssly innu-nse, vhieh Il ne
great drawback o. that splendid resioR, Hn1 must rsmaiH
for mny years 70 cone. Enigrants snd others via
Contemplate setii-ssent IN that session. VII d vel 70
provide thsmseives with the oniy eure that has ~
brn fund eHesnt. spee1y and csriaini We nean Dr.
J. HosIETTERis CELEBRATED BITTERsl which has
saatehed hundreds from Al untnsiy grave. Tarir OPP
ration upon the dlgsstiyo organs is sooa felt 70 Be bese-
aeisl, without being vio,ezt.
FoTsAle BY Druggists, and dealers sonsrsny, sysy-
where. seue1AtuAwIw
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THEATRE The entertaining comedy Of
Paal PTy was well received a. the Gaiety last
night, WooD BENSON a. The indefstigable
4" Paul. was too welcome with his mirtb-pro-
vokiug hunOr to be deemed intrusive. The
Eton Boy is d stirring piece Of fun, and is a
great addition to TIE repertoire of the theatre.
The bill for to-night is a good ore, ss may Be
seen by consulting the advertisement. The
nssagsr promises q brilliant variety Of ssrs,
and a nOs. eBehsuting and splendid season
nav be anficinatef.
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E.NAAA ELE4aANH vi LL1A9aI 49, ~
90 cents.
COUNCIL MEErING.-C0uncil met last night
ia extra session TO consider the proposition
originating with The Mayor TO save the city
thirty ,hOusand dollars Of intsrss. per annun,
BY disposing Of the city's interest in the
Charleston Railroad to SAMUEL TATE, Esq
The subject was debated with considerable
animation. The feeling Of Council appeared
to be in favor Of the proposed transaction, snd
{, C committee was eventually appointed, consist
ing Of Messrs. KoKTREcHT, STREEr ard ROBIN
son to corfer with Mr.. TATE upon certain de-
tails and report to Council. Msssrs. FoUTE
and DOUGLASS, who have been absent some
weeks, were in their places. Aid HUGHES,
President of Council, is still absent
BA~xKKurrcr AND sUIcTDE.-Corone HORNE
held an Inquest, on Sunday, on the body Of q
German named EDWARD TAss, who committed
suicide in L. soLHEIN's carpenter shop, on
Washington street, at eleven o'clock in The
morning. By shooting himself in the temple
with = pistol It appeared that The u~ufoTtu-
nate man hsd once been in good circumstances,
in Chicago. A large amount OF nsney be had
invested was lost during the troubles OF The
panic. He removed to Paducab, Ky, where
bis wife, an accomplished lady, taught music.
He cana down here, a short time ago, in quest
Of employment, but not succeeding, be fell into
despair and took q vain refuge 10 suicide.
bat sad td-ings for his poor, besTt-bTokeD
wife.
The GAYoso HoUsE.-Ws cheerfully bear
testimony 10 the entire Justice Of the follow
lag fret rate notice which We clip from the
Huntsville IaaepeHdeHf whose editor has been
soiourning at the GayosO House. is appoint
msuts throughout are superb and unsurpassed,
and the table supplied with The bsstthe market
affords, while the attention and uTbanity Of the
proprietor and his able corps OF assistants are
Justly a theme of praise with the numerous
guests Of this koh moor Of southern hotels.
81 In cur travels. in times past, We have stop
ped az SONS elegant hotels, such a. the s.
Nicholas and Metropolitan, New York Grad
House, Philadelpbis; Burnet House. Cincin-
natl; Charleston Hotel snd Mills House,
Charleston ; s.. Charles, New Orleans, sno
many lesser establishments, but Il has never
been our good fortune 10 step A. better hotel,
or meet with more cordial and hospsable en-
tertainmsnt, than We met with last week at
The GayOso House, Memphis. The Gayoso is
ole Of the best conducted, and, perhaps, the
finest furnished establishment IN the Union
L is a great honor to Memphis, and would
be an honor to any city. Mr. Knowlton, the
gentlemanly superintendent in the Office, will
please accept our thanks for bis kind attention
during cur s~oi0urn at the GsyOsOn