THE RICHEST MEN.
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Louis Philippe the kng ot the French is rrpu,cd to be wo; tn about oue hundred and fifty millions of dollars And the value of John Jacob Astor's p's -essIon is thirty millions of dollars.

 Notwithstanding all their wealth, there is rot a young man in the country, of sound sense, that would charge condn'on with either ot them. The French mon- arch has lived three quarters of cen'u> ", but old as he is, he darts not take the ar ,n his own cap,tal. without calling up fifty tht u>and soldiers to gua'd inc streets through which he may ride. The labo' which he performs wou.d rcnder any man q slave-alihtugh ,bt work he has reformed and ihe keen ior sight he has exercised, would give any maR wealth and distinction. Sir Robert Peel is the son oi cotton spInn.r, and he IS one "i the mental g,anis oi the world. The load of care Ina he bears about, would crush an army of common men. He IS but six " y.ars of age and IS likely 10 do Eng land much good service yet. .,

 Mr Astor is-inf his second childhood In the house he IS played with like d child and amused with toys auc painted dolls