A Lesson For Young Men

aent iirorms us ihat he was acquamteu, some thirty years ago, with tliree y-ung men, nll ap prenticos to Mechanical trades) who boardecl fogether at a boardinghouse in Murrny-street. Each of tliem was poor, having no means but the scanty nllowance of Apprentices, which bnrely sufficed to pay their board and próvido hem with working apparel, so that on Sunday, when most young men sported holiday suits n Broadway, these lads remained at home, ending, having but one Sunday snit bctweea henu But nll of them were honesf, indusrinus and prudent; and as lime Wnafs on, ono of them has eince been Mayor of Georgetown, D. C. the eecond Mayor of Newark, N J. and he third is Robert Smith, who, vo trust, wiü very soon be Mayor of New York.' Such Vonng Men! re the rewards of patiënt