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RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION.
ADNIISSION.

In order to admission to pursue the entire course
student must be at least fourteen years of age;
must give satisfactory evidence of good moral
character; and must sustain examination in the
following studies, viz:
Arithmetic, Elements of Algebra, Latin and
creek Grammar, Jacobs or Felton's Greek Reader,
and the first two books of Xenophon's Anabasis
Jacobs Doering's Latin Reader, Sallust
Cesar, Cicero's Select Orations, and Virgil,
what shall be deemed equivalent.
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Our Key West Correspond <nee.
KEY Wrsr, June 8, 1851


Narol-Faal .accident-- Key Lsh, &c.
The sarnnac, Abbey, and Decatur, left here week
ago for Havana all well The Albany had examined the
coast about Tampa and Cedar Keys, where it sup
posed flbustous might haveasssmbled; lbut found no
traces Of them.
The British brig sprightly Capt Hansan, from London,
with the material for the pile light at Sand Key
arrived here the 3oh ult and in dischargng. Capt
II. suddenly killed The iron tank for the light
house struck him the head being hoisted out
Of the hold The brig goes to Havana In charge Of the
mate.
The mail contract between Charleston, Key West, and
Havana, has been again given to the Isabel
Congress having failed to appropriate for the Sand
Key light, the work suspended 1t IL
derstood that the Of city ready to
make the necessary advances for It's immediate compile
ton. If this be may expect to see light at this
important point before the LIST Of September next
II will be first class Fresnel doprick Light whose ashes
from the decks Of skip twenty-five miles Its structure
Ia widely different from that Of the late Minot light and
those who have examined It, md who familiar with
this coast have doubt Of its entire stability and
Theantern will be surmounted by large gsse
ball silvered the inside and which, in the day time
will distinguish II from all other lights Of country
The plan and execution Of this work have been
hded 70 Mr. Lewis accomplished and well civil
engineer Of Boston; and II win doubtless prove lasting
monument TO his genius and skill.
The Carysfort pile light Is ready receive the
lantern II lately sold in your city by mistake and
recovered by the government. O.
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DENHsYLvANIA COAL CoxPANy-ssDco sEvEN
!. FER S,s: rs'SSs My ssss ';s'S:s s
street IN s y e N.r xSr u@ ~. -, The s 81
whole or any par, The bonds % The Comp.ny,
y n roe sss
sSs , ~ Ja, aasa on x:
sTs may K raid ~ S =. - .Ss .gss 81 The
Legislature o. P.nnsy yanis, which Il A. ielowsi
Tha. = shall Be la.isI for the pr.sa.n. and Nan.
snd all ,mes 70 borrow 70 obtain loan such
e. s ss si'%
par, & ss X. .s cs x.
ent Of said sums o. money 80 borrowed, such times
The ssads are for $1,000 each With coupons for the pay
%s g IT, @ s, ss IL x. .1s a., :. ~.
York Iseret viii b allowed from the time q psymsn, Of
ss =: :ss e
ss' n.S and S. ~ s sss
dsses such az branch tracks, engines ears sapai basins
sh,s .af ::;
fSs csmpsny, two lines Of railroad about miles
Icing ss.h estendns from the Delaware and Hud.en Canal
sr.nss Canal and ss.qp.sssS. riy.r IL county q La
who're The principal and large coal deposits Of the
OF ne Co., ssTP. .;sss have received sas7 zs
On ssnss ssis ~ me .tocthcidot. .ad ccnv.tt
AsS hss. vet % r.oss. on c.y,sl stock KnrS
w.,i,s an aggregate Of means o., sionm
OF which. they expended upon the road and lie
For ~ Sos IL each .ad .p,aas
For other laods oxSos
Making an expenditure for lasds and permaasnt -
The company producas from their nn.s snA ss.s
the magtet- BY their Railroad sad the Della
ware and Hud.or Canal At the rate 81 10000 tors % coal
for the business of the present year. and Vie loan o
vide sddihopsl canal bcs,s ana other inprovcnents
su,yed Fl business plated
ne ensuing the residue of the bonds Tor which
provides will be ireued hereafter required
further extend the business Of the
" meet earasty Of their worhs Proposal. viii be
Any Further information may obtained on application
20 either underlined At e once Of the company
Trad HAWLEY, ROBERT B. MlNIUkN,
MOSES TAYLOR, DANIEL PARISH
ISAAC y. PLATf WIN. v. HANEMEYER
WILLIAM RI GRIFFITH' JOHN EVEN,
Directors " tbs Pennsylyania Coal Company.
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Our Philadelphia correspondence.

PHILApELrHiA, June II, 1851.
The Lost Coneert-.4noher Richmond ia the F.sd-NetO
York Steamboats, Multiplication Of Pleasure Yochfs-
Fourth Of July ation-Departure Of the Balts-
mme0ns.
The concert last evening" a most triumphant mani
fesaton cf the hold which Miss Lind bus upon the pub
lie estimation The crowd began to pour into the hall
two hours and quarter before the commencement Of
Yesterday afternoon by the peculators but declined In
price to par about o'clock and below that later Some
dealers glad dispose Of their stock at very
low rates, engulphing all the previous pronts
J. Ingles Matthias, who at Cape May, last summer
disputed the title Of the handsomest with Colonel
Wallace Of city, has been put on par with his
rival by commission from Governor Johnston ~ his
aid de- camp with the rank Of Lieutenant Colonel.
New York steamboats, likely to do all the business
the Cape May route during the coming gay season.
The Penobscot and Kennebec, the outside line be-
tween this and New York city, drop large number 1t
the island which sort Of half house on the route
The Roger Williams and Tom Powell both OF New YORK
paternity about to competition for the
support Of the pleasure-seeking public. The Robert
Morris will probably be the only Phladelphia boat to
enter the lists.
sipgton One is a sailing craft called the George II.
Brown and the other propeller pleasure yacht named
the Col John Stevens in honor Of the distinguished
citizen Of New York. being the first to conceive the
vessels The latter is owned by Captain r. r. Loper
who designs her for his pleasure during the summer
The districts Of the county seem disposed TO let
the city have all the honor and pay all the expense for
the celebration Of the Fourth of July Southwark and
Moyamenspg have refused to contribute; and others
will pi obably follow suit.
The United Fire Company, Of Baltimore embarked for
home this afternoon in the baltimore boat The Wecce
coe Engine Company of this city have earned high
reputation for hospitality from the way in which they
did the honors to their guests.
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pANAxA RAILROAD CoMPANY.--ssoooo SEVEN

DANAxA RAILROAD CoMPANY--Ssaooo SEVEN
fss S1SpSn Bosa: r into s;Sol within
ths Company No Broadway in the city Of New York.
Na ss' & % ana sa;
Bonds of,hs Pa1s@a Railroad Company payable on the
The bond; =. for one .hos:.na dollar: .seh. a.ssA
~ ;:',s: sss' z; ;:,s:
Won ettss ~ Is. I.S:ssars sisSsssss
"Th. s.ta corporation may borrow. from time 70
@ S .es sss the !.A.s s ::
By a' act IN tn; whole no. .,.ssa.s
and dispose their bonds for any borrowed
And me said directors confer The
conysrs principal shsr.on into stock d The
ME asss ssd bond such As The directors
o s. :s 1s ss :ssa al ss q e.
amount 90 whenever the persons them.
70 whom such money 10 s' shall elect convert the sane
ny has been subscribed. and more than sso0 actually
% ; % T s &. sss::a
The section Between Corona ans Psasas Il ur..
has been surveyed and located and part Of the rails
for the bonds is required.
vi. At par bonds 70 the snssa, q thar
stesl and ,he .poun. no. thus taken win BE-
VIII be considered.
. 4: w q sn
and the Of twenty
cent every two mon tbs thereafter
Bonds will be issued when required, for payments made
beyond the hrst nstament hut every party win
" 70 pay in full at Interest will from
the time Of payment
The company the right In case Of default In pay
nent the nsaimen 70 ress the bonds 81 the rk and
expenses of the party making default
This company BY grant from the republic Of New Granada
Possesses very liberal rights and nmvniss amongst
others the exclusive privilege and
railroad the Ithmus Of Panama. the
completion ofths road during which period the
binds ts not TO permit ANY other carriage mAcad
amized Of plank ofAny other GLASS which
for the Of carriages the
he lsthmus Of Panama, permit person
without the Of the railroad company.
any canal across the said Isthmus"
No road exists superior 70 mule path The neutrai
Of the Isthmus Of Panama 10 guaranteed BY the
OF the United States No Of kind
be the road by the New Ora
NADIA upon dutiss property Of
any kind transported the 1sthmu tho road.
Any further information required be obtained ~ the
coRNEIiGs W. LAwRKScE. Pr.sdsn, pro ssn-
FRANCIS Srrgs Secy.
New York. Nay 10. ls5l.
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ADJUSTMENTS IN PHILADELPHIA.

QARNUh's MUSEUM, CORNER OF SEVENTH AND
- Chestnut streets fhiladsphia-rI Barnam; froPrie-
and evening Admission cents children, half price
Monday evening" the entertainments commence with the
amusing comedy Of Paul Pry Miss Alexn1 Fisher Harry
Sty supported by all the talented the excellent
speed the Plough" All that Giitters is not God. and
the Nautical drama of My Poll and Ny Partner joe be-
sides pleasing fares both afternoon and evening" The coll
lection Of wonders crowded into the capacous saloons
prise half dozen original collections including the ia
Peaie. These all worthy visit and
be together with the in the Lecture Room
for the low price of IS cents
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A cARD.-THE MEMBERS OF NIAGARA ENGINE co.
IN No. their aekno TO Waters,
and the oe.rs and members Of Engine Company for the
the 9Th and which we'll appreciated after the
the day 1t is with feelings Of than usual obi
thanks that spirit
hospitality dispayed towards guests we'll
exhibition to them Of that spirit union
and brothery feeling for which the Protector Company
90 justly distinguished. On beh Af Of the company
JAMES FOLEY. Foreman, }
CYRUS +. FROST,
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IHwTRUCTION.

Mr.. A. DE p. BAEZ. STUDENT or THE HAVANA
WI unversity who has been scientific aud literary
writer In Of that eitys publications. and regular
Professor Of the Spanish Language In this city having few
leisure hours will devote them In giving lessons In said LAM
guage his ndy or In any part Of the city o. t yicnity
With the classification, and
technical names Of science and Its applications to arts In
dustry and agriculture will make also With
runctusty and correctness Address No Dey street.
doors FROM tnot iu) Broad~ay. once No
ERENcH LANGUAGE ACADEMY, as BROADWAY.
IT La Farye Buiding-Prof Richard informs the public
that be has only time 10 make arraugemens for his classes
from te9Pn Lessons OF German, Italian Latin Greek
sp,nish, and Easiish are river AZ his Academy
DRIvATE INSTRUCTION IN PENNANsHIP.-MR
II Oliver ". csidsmith will rseeive limited number Of
pupils for private sns action IN the art 81 Penmansp Al
his 10 Brosdwsy. Mr.. q. viii commence his Brook
iys writing Cas~cs Court street, Monday 10th inst
r. ~ Tor ladies and ~ n. for gentlemen. Terms
- for p - fex twenty lessons including stationery
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I'm An CAALss

EARMERS BANK OF KENTUCKY.-THE STOCK
subscription Book the remainder OF the 1900 addi-
ton al shares in this Institution (bcng about 1000 shares
$l0 each) will be opened Tuesday, the 18th inst from
twelve to o'clock. at the otkcs Of
Messrs. JOHN WARD 4 Co, 81 Wall street
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NEWS BY TIE NAILS.
Our BaItimore Correspenderee.

bAlrDoRs, June u, 1881
Payment Of the Msrysn& Funded DeLtBalsore Epports--
Ho F! for Lsberia, &c.
The Commissioner OF Loans Of Maryland gives notice
in this mornings paper that, under instructions
the Treasurer he win pay, the LIST of July next
the balance Of the outstanding funded stock issued for
81 interest This stock II will be recoectsd,
issued for interest In arrear during the suspension
the State will have redeemed all the stock thus issued,
amounting to S6Ts737 As The first payment in redemp
ton Of this stock made in lS40 and the whole will
have been paid with interest in less than two years
The foreign exports from Baltimore during the past
week have again been large amounting in the aggregate
to Sle9473 80. Flour and grain the principal
tcles exported; the shipments Of four amounting to
1854 barrels; Of meal to barrels and Of
to rs 5e3 buhels During the week S24 hogsheads Of
tobacco also exported.
The preparations geing among free negroes for
emigration to Liberia, Is most gratifying. rhe Lii
IBERIA Packet, the LIST Of July, viii take out about
one hundred and fifty.
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ID AYMONDANDHE HERR DRIESBACH'S MENAGCRI -
N This celebrated Menageretbe largest and best
Quoted in the known world-embracng almost animal
tronage and applause Of thousands Of the most
respectable and intelligent people Of the United States has
Just commenced most brilliant summer campaign, and will
visit the principal cities and towns Of New England in the
ford th Wareham 10th, Sandwich; 18th, Plymouth; lssh
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SUNDAY MORNING BOAT FOR NEwBURcH. 70.
- keepsie and Kingston, landing at Cadves Ccrrens
pesh Cola sprinS New Hsmbursh Milton, Hyde rsrh az
steamer HIGHLANDER Capt Andsr-on viii take the place
1.-THE Santa Claus leaving foet % Murray Sunday
mornins, June - Reeurnins will leave Rondout At ~
s'cloet, P.M
NEW YORK AND PHILApELPHIA-NEw roRx
~ and Philsdsaphia direct-United stAk~s AL kne.-
Through In ~ hcurs via New Jersey Railroad. Fare
tuced fcr hrs class and ~ 20 Cor class Leave
New York n6A M from foot 81 Courtispd and
snd y. ~ nom foot Of Liberty street. Leave PHI
hdslrhia ais andq A. n and r. n. from The foot Of Wal
ant street.
CkNDEN AND AMB0Y RAILReAD LINE FROM NEW
York TO Philsseiphs-Iesvs Pier No; ! Nersh rive,
M Afternoon L5e, st o'clock y. N. Fare By either
hys, h@. l. BLISS, AsenA
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CAPTAIN GEORGE ALLcocK-wHEREAs WILLIAM
~ and Mstcalf daughter Of Reuben Or
ton heeaH and sarah M.tsafe were in May ISM left in
sci between New ork and England for y years- the
eaid Capt George cock IL still living William Eli
yabeth hetcae t.y receive information Of their
Their, BY applying Office Of wn A. Clerk Architect
Jersey City, ". j.
NoTIcE.-IY THE FOLLOWING PERSONS, REsID-
IN ing, having essidsd, in New York-to wt-Henry
Van wsrs. Jonathan walton, s.mnsi smith sons y Co.
Ewing Rows.n IsaAS r. Rlliett H. Collins jun, Henry
q Philip Collins, ina, Sir Michael b. Clark. William
Douglass Mary Adams Dan Beers, II. Buchanan, Thos
Buchanan Lphr.im Basveu Peter Barlow Daniel Parker
Pollard, PArmy, Luaam \ sons, Lewis Leyson, Thomas
Lemsse hArk Leavenworth John Lonely William Pollard
Of their legal will address
(post p~idl o. r. o. City D. c. they will learn
something greatly 20 their ADVANTAGE.
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ArA MEETING OF TnE J0URNEYMEN HAT
"A Fnshers and propretofs of the hat afactory OF
1essYs J. Hodswerth and Co., "A Fsiton Satur
Day. June a. 1851 following preamble resolutions
wbsrsas The i.urnsynsn ss nnishers in the sIp,oy
deep and sincere regret Of THE ucancho death Of Joseph
Resolved That W tssy smpashue with the viae. and
friends Of late hEE ~eteemed and respected Fellow
sgAmAn Joseph brewster Esq in this vere and suoden
anieton aad respectfully tender sympathy In this 10
Rented disp<n sAti0n 0f frovidence. ~
Resolved That IN Aen Of respect to ne memory o. the
deceased for the day. and sttend MS fune
DANIEL BERRY, Chairman.
JAS. d. Bird, Secretary.
IT A. o. D.-GRAND BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
~ The Ssats ~ New hereby
notified meeting of the annual session
the a. B. D. I'll the State Of New York. will be held
Nation Men street. Tuesday evening" the 18th
jnstaat at eight o'clock Puncual Atten requested
By'cfder, JOSEPH GEO. MASON, @. Sserstary.
AOTIOE 10 CREDIrORs-THE FRIENDS OF AN
IN drew Jackson Allen that is those unto whom he la
hors unter peeuniary obleaons) are respectfully in
vited without distinction Of party at the Museum
Saloon. owery Tuesday evening nth inst, At eight
o'clock, OF business of interest to themselves
ANDREW JACKSON ALLEN, Costuner.
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ERANKL1N MUSEUM, ITO CHATHAM SQUARE.-0EO
4 Lea Sole Proprietor -Admssion-Seats in Private
Boxes cents; Stage Seats cents Boxes rs cents Par
que 2k cens-Elegant Saloon every After
aeon and Evening Ente,ainments commence in the after
clock and in the evening 1T o'clock The
varied and select and such
1t other place Of in New York. consisting Of
performers, being the largest and At the same time The most
lists who selected fer their beauty and figure and who
number Of beautiful tsbleaux taken from the
Girls who through variety Of fests Of and deg
world company Male and Female Artists who will give
exhibition Marble statuary unequalsd in the world
afternoon evening. Tor particulars bills Of sae
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NEW ORLEANS OPERA AND BALLET TkOUPE-S.
IN Samuel Sanford Manager-St continue thec original
at the Odd Fellows Hail. Richmond, Va to
crowded and delighted audiences Due notice will be given
will perform at Washington D. c., the 18th ne for the
benefit Of the Washington Monumental Fund.
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUsEUM.-P. T. BARNUM'
II Proprietor and Manager; John Greenwood Jr Assist
ant ManagrMonday June IT, first appearance at this
vorably connection with the Rave Family the
most wonderful and daring Rope Dancer Of the First
also of the well known and deservedy popular
Herr Cline In the afternoon ncing At o'clock
THREE CUCKO0S-Peri Postleth waite. Mr. Parry Doll
ly Marygold, Miss Flynn After which, THUMPlNG LE-
GACY-Jerry ominous Mr. Parry Rosetta Miss Flynn In
brated evouton and startling achievements daring
and extraordinary exploits the Tight Rope by Leon
Javelli Cline. To conclude with THE DOUBLE
BEDDED ROOM-Mr. Dulcimer Pipes. Mr. Hadaway. To
the attractions Of this has been ad
died. and will be exhibited for the frat time Monday
novel and pleasing attraction riaey termed the Hap
by Family, composed Of upwards Of hundred trained
characters and natures and yet living together in the
enclosure terms Of amty and lasting friendship This
assemblage comprises bears and Birds and
squirrels eats rats owls and mice hawks aud doves
well others Of the most opposite natural and
be ut all hours Admission to the entire Museum
and performances cents; children under 10 lex
Leon Jayel appear every evenings this also
on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons.
EREE CONCERTS-OTT0 COTTAGE, H0B0KEN-
Grand Instrumental Concert 10 performers, Mon
day. Wednesday, and Friday, commencing At hsltpast
o'clock 1.-THE weather stormy the concert will take place
the next day.
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EoR sALE.A VERY HANDsoxE AND COSTLY 81
cond hand Fianoforts, Boston made In good order viii
bssold ~ great sacr1ce in consequences Of he family
ereshirs VI housekeeping Apply 70 ". y n. CURTIsS
Agent for Hewcs American Patent AcNen PiAnofores No
- Broadway, where 10 can bs seen.
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NJ ATroNAL ACADEMY OF DEsIoN-rHE TWENTY
IN sir Annual Erhibton Of the Academy open
We public ~ their Galleries No es Bxoadvay opposite
Bond street. from A. n. untn 10 y. N. Aamittsnoe
tiehsts 30 ssnss catalogue. lzk cents BY
srdsx Of Ahs Ceuneil. :.
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II ULWERs BEST w0RK-THE RoUE, OR THE
- hazards Of Women, Domestic Romance, published In
twenty four years age and generally attributed to
aothor o. . lamont Night and horning." Rchelieu
"Lueretis, Last Of the Bsrons, Eugene Aram" sc.
he The above work will 70 he q the popular
kosks that has been published In Ensana
IL 81 the most intereng entertaining and absorbing
works written, aud will have the largest sale Of any
verh that has been published for years Our advice
~ all 10 get and read H. The whole Of the above work is
published In one large octave volume Of ITO printed
Iron, tyre and the finest white Price
complete work. twenty ave cent eve copies for dol
lar Published and for sale BY T. ~ Peterson No o. Chest
mt street. Phlsdepba 10 whom all orders must be ad-
dressed Fer sale by All news sgests aud periodical dealers
Throughout the United states.
TIRE WATER CURE JOURNAL NEW VOLUME OF
this Journal % Health commences In July, 1851. Sub
scrbers should send in their The philosophy
human body dietties physical edvosop the chemistry q
life and all other matters relating 70 life health and happi
will be sven In this Journal We bellows that
may proong bic life much beyond the number o.
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yesr In sdvance Please address all letters, post
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LIQUORS.


nALL1noREs OLD STORE rs STILL ON HAND AT
~ ~ Houston street corner q Mulberry. Everybody
knows the stand an its seebrty for COED glass The
irons may deeene on my Alec Porter, &c. have made
Respectfully yours, AMBROSE DALTfEoRE.
NoTICE-DALLIMoRES LUNCH WILL BE ON
IN the table Sunday morning. precisely Al Al oeloek
snd In the evening AZ soeoch patrons are very re-
sreetully invited The celebrated Brandy Store 40 Broce
street, scrnev Of Crosby.
CHAMPAoNE wINEs.-Jusr RECEIVED A suyy
~ Or lot 81 Champagne Winee Of various celebrates
brand Persons In want are earnestly requested
call before purchasnS at DALIIMoRE's oeIsbrst~d
Brandy Store, 40 Broome street. corner Of Crosby.
CCoTCH AND INDIA PALE ALE, AND LONDON AND
DDuhn Porter Just received asuppy % cee c.lsbrs~
Ales and Porter which have given ouch universal easa
ticn e every Frade snd brand Warranted genuine rome
other being admitted into establishment A. DALLT-
MORE. 40 Brocme street. The celebrated brandy store
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WANTED InMEDIATELY-s5.5C0. AT SEVEN PER
w cent, bond and mortgage q country seat and
grounds on staten Island worth more than double the
for $500 Money TO be received before the 18th Of June
Apply 70 Ed Seely North River Duildng Of Dey
and Greenw ich streets.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD SECOND MORTGAGE
Bonds-Tbe for interest the second
gage bonds Of this company to the 10th inst III be paid
presentston at the Bank Of Commerce in New YORK.
and after that day. June 9th 1851 BY order Of the Board
j. N. HOPKINS Treasurer.
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AIRS. jobs noEY. nArE MRS. RussELL.l EK

M RS. JOHN HUEY, ILATE HKS. HUSSELL En-
1 braces the present opportunity Of expressing her most
heartfelt thanks public of New York. for the
kind sympathy evnced for her. the occasion
to theatrical Her last appear
in the Chambers Theatre will be event in her
life gratefully and feeng remembered by her To
Is deeply indebted words Inadequate TO express her
obgons his share in the friendly ceremony Friday
evening would speak fully s present. in honor Of
his heart and mind than any attempt her part In
how he released her from her public du
tes how deeply his Kindness felt and apprec
ated by her
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LELLOWS' MINSTRELS, AT FELLOWS NEW MUSI-
cal Hail. ~ Broadway, between Howard and Grand
open every night This justly celebrated and efficient
and experienced under the sole
year. have been received with the greatest favor
the elite fashion from all parts Of the Union Fellows
the spacious best
buildings in the world Admission Is cents Doors open at
at o'clock An afternoon concert
every Wednesday and Saturday for the especial accommo
daton Of families ncng at three o'clock p. N.