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Theatrical and Musical.

Necessity comp,l- 60 omit a VAT amount Il highly
inttrrting reading matter. including the n.tcs 1T te
various places ~ amusement Tor this evening" enter
taiucHts the reader i referred t. the advertisements
Tn WILL q Ferdinand Suydam will appear to
nNfTmM.
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tapestry marble and ointz patterns No - Bowery,
Hiram Andersons Ingram csrpctug 81 3s- ts Sc, 6s.,
yard fsor oil cloths two yards wide &c. and Isl
rugs los; table - window shades 81 TO 81, &c.
article offered at wonderfully low
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THE WORLDS rAIR.-TmE WHOLE or THE CARGO


RRANDfEs WINES, Gc.-J MoNDUN. Ioi FRONT
- street offers for sale from bonded warehouse Coguax
rbampagne, Rochelle and bordeaux pale aud dark Brand
" \, = and % pipes; vntages 1873 1925, st0 1stq Isa
Bordeaux tare In casks and white VINEGAR
superior quality Champagne various brands 500 Sar
Dimes Green Peas Mushrooms and truns
sanster as agent for Cognsc Bordeaux md Rochelle
eordals, &c. - - 0sf
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AnnrAL % srrrFavoSI. BETrISI CoRRoDf.-We
translate from tie Eco Eqlid, italian payer II
this city, and ally conducted - the prUprrtor
CAskLf the following by te arrival - tile steamer
Georgia notice amongst the distinguished pcrs1ns,
sgnorna stcGanuni and the famou. Senior B.ttini We
tnd also amongst the Tasscngcrs Italian painter VI
much merit and artificial celebrity. We sign,r
Nuture CortadL who has just come frum Havana aud
south America II J. biz Intention believe T. esab-
lsh himself IN New York signor COrradi Is skllful
oil miniature painter and ithcgraphcr We inform
Cd that hc j. going to take General Garbalds portrait
which ~ doubt not sll D. worthy II thr hero Il In
tended g. rpprs-eut Tie studio a Mr. COrrsii H.
l02 Leonard street
W. lsaru That Sccch ii Casai 4 going t. Pied
mont III object j. T. introduce into Italy the printing
mae hincrts II Mr. Hoe If th. city and 70 extend the
CORE pondeicc and the circulation II his paper
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Genins Spring Style the absence exagse
ration in its conformation. Thsconca shape is just su
GENTLY pereeptibe without being prominent feature
an the details assimate with each other
the general design model of classic al proportion
Such is the Genn four dollar Hat
for this season, speaking Of it as work of art.
GENIS, IA Broadway, npposite st. Pauls.
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cloth dress roek Coats to order SIG SD Pants s. to
Vests from 81 50 to So Also ready made sack and frok
Coats aud Pants. All that skill capital and urban
OF department command Will be found concentrated
ll6 William between Fulton John streets
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ReGnement.-Ladies who use the Hebeal-

Tor Tie Complexion, and the Hyperion FLUID Tor tie
hair invented by Wm Boyle, distinguished above all
others cleAru.s aud smoothness OF skim and luxur
Of shining rhgets Sold by the inventor VIM Boyle
"a Washington street, Boston, Sands n Fulton street;
Ruthton Clark < Co., rs Broadway; Cary A. Co. aud
Brigham Day Pearl street and BY the druggists through
out the United States aud Canada
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PAPER HASGISGs. sc.

DIAPER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAREs n co, NO
I9 Pearl street, prepared 60 eyhih,t all their
new designs ~ French and meriean Paper Haneags
prising the richest styles Of gold velvet and
uons for drs~ and also oak and marble panels for
dining rooms fUs &c. which they oacr wholesale and
ta At the lowest msrset prices Superior worknen
pie led 70 hang the papers, ne.
E1vh FRENCH PAPER HANGfSGs DECORATIONS
Sc Those "a want ~ The above articles should omit
70 look thppugh etahlshment their interest and
taste " beet orsulted ~ call THos FAYE CO.
~ FeaIi street tst4t a badleop sat Chatham.
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time and money in your purchases Of English threepy "a
carpetng floor oil cloths, Ne, 10
the celebrated cheapest carpet establishment in the United
States No. - Bowery, Hiram Anderson Eight spacious
sale filled with spring patterns, at very Low
prices BY all means q and see.
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PERSON Al.

IF HERMINE BoRKARD, PORTRAIT PAINTER,
from konisberg Prussia, and Joseph Gerhardine Land
Painter from Italy woald address Captain
H. T. b. call at No. 81 Rector street they would meet
particular friend, who would be glad TO see them.
CARD.-A VIOLENT ASSAULT AND BATTERY
was committed upon Saturday morning last
l2h natl by individual in the zarb Of at store
No. Astor House Coming upon me at a period Of time
when, oppressed with misfortune in business and
whemed with sickness and death in family but
poorly able endure the further distress
affection regret that shall be unable at present 70
Of friends and After the LIST of May
shall be found No ~ Chambers street stewart
opposite the Park In the meantime although unable
o. leave bed may be heard from inquiry Of Mr. Hind
haggh. the we'll known and very gentemanly merchant
tailor No. N.sey street second door only from No Aston
House where Saturday roughly bruised aud elected
from reserved rights aud from the only place Of
business had am therefore, temporarily forced
pend business altogether Ny removal sign also having been
torn down, Ia like violation Of reserved rights Immediately
after Saturday furth vestiges Of
mine need be looked inquired for Nc. Astor House.
either inside Outside Of that As have small
LEFT M either 70 advertise or 10 other TO
rights hope my friends will try remember Mr. HAD
haughs till the first Of May. and No ~ Chambers
Afterwards ELfTHA e. BEMAS, late No. Astor uouss.
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tsnton q requiring Wigs % recent Improvement,
The arded silver medal for She first Premium
AZ TIE last fair. They be at p. PHALOSS wig
and Hair Dye Factory ~ broadway " by street
titiys aud invited eAeorv
Ing elssw here. Cory his address.
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THE WORLDS FAIR.

VVoRLD's FAIR.-PERsoNs wfrH FAMILIES, on
w otherwise visiting London during the exhibition. de-
srng comfortable and neatly furnished apartments with
without board IN q the most pleasant London
snd near Hyde Park, will find them at Madame r. Sephany
No. Tonbrdge place, Euson square London Refer 70
L. 5. Yorke, salem, New Jersey.
THE WORLDS TA1R-TIIE WHOLE or THE CARGO
ofthe T. =. ship st. Lawrence having been conveyed
from southan pton, and deposited the Crystal Palace
der our direction prepared 70 rive every attention TO
the wishes oeshbtor Parties visiting England invited
y ea AZ our Liverpool and London Offices where they will
IND tes ~ the latest American newspaper where their
tiers be addressed where letters credit may rro
cured. and every attention given their wishes and intc
pDM ARDS. gANDTUVpE
l6 Wall street New York; Columbia Budinas Ilyerpeo
and IL aud ~ Corrhiil. London.
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that fully prepared to supply the in
erasg demand for this unique, and appropriate hat
Gentlemen who regard propriety OF shape hit element in
the combination OF light and beautiful hat invited to
examine them.
WAkNoCKs, Hatters. Irving House, Broadway.
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DANCING.

DANCING AND WALTzING-MR. l.. BRooKRs
- Eagle Rooms Of Christie and Delaney
Days Of tuition and Fridays Ladies class from
till gentlemens class, from till 100. Private lessons
Mr.. BE- residence 2 Grand street. BOwery.
the dances taught in yy few lessons. The school
viii remain open during the spring and summer.
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of the finest and most beautiful French Artificial Ewes.
pr. james W Powell, oculist, aurst, Sc ~ Warren
TLsy be inserted without the slightest pain
operation; aud. when properly adapted will have look
Astly like the natural eye.
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ASSURANCES.

Il ITE INSTRUMENTATION LOAN FUND LIFE
IL Assurance Society 81 London.genera Agents Office n
Wall street, New York, APRIL !, lS5-Capita S2Utu0
and surplus Sf2GIhe withdrawal table Of the
sfords 70 the assured who take ont their policies under
hee tables the greatest possible present. and prospective adj
vantages that be conferred h fo On this
table the assured u entitled at any time receive
rest immediate advance 20 the extent ~ onchalf
sonal liability. deposit ~ the policy simple
ment 1erconl the half premium be withheld during
the Whole continuance Of the policy. Also In the ofts
sssursd ~ time not requiring to continue the policy
ts surrnd.r onehaf q the annual premiums will be
turned ~ the society.
At the last annual investigation reported IN MAY 1870 the
bonuses declared 81 the assured uerete option ~ return
o. " cent their IN cash.
addition T. the original assured ~ each policy varying
from ~ to q Per cent.
Examples ofbonuse already declared will he found In the
societys phlet together with tables q rates and other
Information application TO II Wall street Or at any Of the
srensies free ~ expense
party may Moderate annual PREMIUM, in.uye for
insured 70 $1,000 will be raid 20 him " his
before that period the assured will !, paid TO
family or legal representatives.
DfRscroRs FOR Arm.
g. EDWARD HABICIT Chairman.
Ceorge Barclay, Bache NcEvcrs.
William Van Hoet, Henry Ludlam.
A. O. Stout, Robert J, Dillon, ard
J. Kenrny Rodgers ". n.
The Board every Wednesday N Wall for the
transaction ofbusinees California and other foreign rks
taken at fair rates Of extra PREMIUM.
J. LEAkDER STARR, General Agent, and
Superintendent Of the Usited states Local Board.
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In all the history Of patent Incidence there J. that
CURED quickly well deserved popularity any
that will than Hutcnv-s Vegetable Bys
Tsrsia Bter Efcac0us In the ~ the rtcalar
plant for which II !. II has afforded relief
Thousands Who imagined themselves ncurab pyspcrtcs
this compound, for know will derive htueh
For sale wholesale aud retail, ty the r. rsor III
fulttn street. near Nassau. Price ~ e,nts Ier bottle
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teRn recently from London has associated hmse With
DR. wheeler Oeu for the treatment o. diseases ~ the eye
aud the practice 81 opthaoie Artihett In
peaance equal to the natural organ Inserted without pain
Oree, u Barclay street.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DIT.
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOsT OFFICE. NEW YORK-NOTICE-TUE MAILS
Ier y = Mail steamer Baltic VII close Il this
Wednesday the 10th inst. at los 4. Letters Er The
Continent Ter tie Baltic, must y p,raid = each
rate. WILLIAM v. BRADY, y. ".
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Artificial Eyes-Just Imported. a large

street. New York, the only maker Of human Artificial
Eyes in the United States No charge for Inserting
out supplied with Artificial Eyes 10 large small guam
tities, at low price. for cash.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.
roPARTNFRsuIP NoTICE-THE UNDERSIGNED
- have this day formed Copartuer-hir under the name
audst1se Of Lewis g. Richardson fo the purpose
msuufa turing Naetts Patent Improved Bci Telegraph
for hotels steamboats, and private dwellings. at No. LG
Greenwich, corner q Beach street, New York
LEWIS O. RICHARDSON,
JOSEPH STAPLES.
WILLIAM :. TROIp,
DANIEL l.. REED.
Neu Yort, April ls ls5i.
nIssoLuTIoN.-TuE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
- fore existing under the hrm 81 Iowiand Rich
arGson Co.. IL this day dissolved ty mutual consent Lewis
G. Richardson Joseph Staples only authorized TO
CHARLES ROWLAND.
JOSEPH STAPLES.
LEWIS g. RICHARDSON.
New York, Arril ~ 1851.
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continues devote his exclusively diseases
Eye and Ear from to o'clock daily at the Offices he
has occupied for the last years l Broadway entrdncs
Warren street where be had hs Treatise the Eye
Sd edition, price 80 cents.
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CASH AND BLIND MAKERS.-THE JOURNEYMEN
- Sash and Blind Makers requested to attend ad
ourned meeting be held the Of Grand and Elk
abeth streets Monday evening at IL o'clock Punctual
attendance requested the night for the election Of
officers. ISAAC NARSLAND, President.
JAS. ToLrEs, Secretary.
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CIS REwARD.-LosT. 4 LADY'S GOLD WATCH
fnsido g. W The above loot on Frttav
nsht either IN the broadway Theatre sag om thence
TIE fnder will please return the watch 10 81 Beaver street
~ stairs B-Jewclers aud pawnbrokers requested
. stoP i = offered fer sale.
COO REwAtD-LosT. on THE orr, OR Ieru ~
G<~V slant a single stone diamond Brsast PIN. The
above reward will b. paid % any who
70 Dtar,r CLARK Co., - broadway.
q /. REWARD. LOST, ON SATURDAY EVENING
sND letWsyn aud 10 o'clock, Pocket.hook containing
htut s tantnhl. money and Breast Pin 10 comnr ur
ts BoWsry Tenth street and Tenth StSh
ttarls- street % Factory The FINDER will
receive the thanks a che owner BY bringing y 70 - Charles
ttrttt
\ osT-THREE SMALL CLOCKS. TWO rs PAPER
tavsd from No John street aud missing Any ia
formation wil " thankfully received ny
LOUIS BILLION, MATCHMAKER. No y Nassau =.
\ osT-oN FRIDAY EVENING, lIrH INST AT A
IL q-arier rast either In In GETTING oat n one
Of the Tomptlns Square stages, the ~ Prince
rally rewarded ~ RETURNING the at Nos Ia and I9
william street e u w. Y.
r osT-TwENTY DOLLARS REWARD WILL M
- raid the perspn Who will linr give information
Ring CLnrcs DOG. blsek color With paws and breast
rcd and answering e. the nan Of Leila The dog
Hotel d. Paris sfroadwaY and Anthony street vii
receive the stoye reward
nOG LDsT-sTRAYgD. ON SUNDAY. A BLACK
owners name engraved thereon. reward will BE-
laid v whoever will return him 70 j. Carpenc No III
L'ouNp-A SIM or MONEY. THE OWNER, ny
came W calling at y Spruce street. CHAs CERAGI0LfS
Exchange Once.
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ID c. KEMP ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AND MA
H. hogany household furniture Of the best quality be
sold at auction tomorrow (Tuesday) at M o'clock At $50
broadway, between Leonard and Franklin streets-R. c.
Kemp viii cell az above without reserve large and spen
did Of elegant rosewood and mahogany cabinet
furniture very quality and all Of which
old established aud we'll known cabinet
9uence Of being obliged 70 remove on the hrst Of May v
Parlor ENTHUSIASTICALLY carved rosewood parlor furn
ture ensuite covered French brocatee velvet
plush &C. Of the richest designs and styles ladies'
cabinets with mirror fronts usic stand
carved rosewood centre tables with white and gold
rich mache inad tables other
pacr ornaments; rosewood mahogany black walnut and
enamed chamber furniture in sets marble top bureaus and
wastands extension and other dining tables mahogany
chairs sideboards library book cases Lounges votare and
chairs sofas and card tables Also hall furniture, viz
brozed iron hat stands hall chairs tables &c sofas ete
tetes dvans, and rocking chairs, carved mahogany
srbg chairs various patterns otomans, couches
bic toeenre spe fancy and other tables sewing chairs
cottage bedstead hair Mattresses &c Catalogues the
morning Of ae Goods purchased out Of the city can
be packed in the store reasonable charge, they
the until the first Of May free Of charge but
be removed before that day. the store to be
taken down.
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WIN. MCCORMICK, AUCTIONEER.-STORE Is Spruce
street-Household Furature.Tuesday at lOo'elock;
l02 Narck street Canal will be sold the furniture
family giving housek eepng comprising the usual
sortmen Of good paror bed and kitchen furniture
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TEIE FIRENIEN.

A SS0CIATIoN OF EXEMPT FIREMEN.-A REGULAR
Quarterly Meeting of this Association will be held at
fremens Hail. Mercer street, Tuesday evening April
18th, at o'clock.
G. W. WHEELER, Recording Secretary.
Alta SPECIAL MEETING OF NIAGARA ENGINE
n Company, No A. held at the House Thursday
ing Jas L. Miller Esq Assistant Engineer Of tho New
York Fire Department unanimously elected honor
member Of said company. j. d. FOLEY Foreman,
JOSEPH A. CAV, Secretary.
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HOTELS.

A MEXICAN HOTEL. PANAMA. N. C.-THfS ESrA
IA hshuent tn. largest public house the Isthmus 10
situated high ground in the mct airy and healthy
Non Of town. and In the centre Of business BY kind and
careful ion hops 10 share the patronage Of the pub
II. GIDEON ELY. and J. n. STABLES. Proprietors.
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A UCTION NoTICE-CoUNTRY SEAT FOR sALE.-A.
"A H. Muller will sell this day, Monday lsth,l at IL
O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange beautiful
situated at Sing which attention Of
DESTROYS of purchasing, is called.
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UCTION NOTICE.-B. MOONEY, AUCTIoNEER-
"A Boots and Shoes Stock Goods the tire stock Of
unfortunate retailer Also assortment of fresh and
prime goods, Tuesday April Is, at 10 o'clock M at
the store No 25 Pearl street Also at IL o'clock
tity Fur and SILK Hats Palm Leaf and Laghorn Hats,
Cloth Caps, Cap Stock and Trimming Ladies Mus Furs,
Re- to be sold wtho to close the Store
No. 225 Pearl street.
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THE TURF.

u ED HOUSE PLEASURE GRoUNDs.-TRoTTING.-A
N Of s23 will OF Tuesday April l5 for
horses that trttd mile heats best three
hve under saddle Entries close at the above house
Monday evening by 7 o'clock. 4. LUFF
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A UCTIoN NoTICE-SALEs OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
n ture at AuetionW. A. Carter will give his personal
attention to the and sale of Household
ure Grocery Stocks Horses and Carriages and other
description of merchandise real estate either
private sale and, General Commission Merchant will
make advances merchandise. W. A. CARTER Auc-
toneer and Commission Merchant, No. New street. near
ALL
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A UCTION NOTICE.-THOS. BELL AUCTIONEER.--
N BY H. N Bush-Sale this day of genteel furniture at
No lc3 Hammersly st. at io1z o'clock comprising desra-
bic assortment of housekeeping articles in good order Aso
I2is o'clock good furniture at 4 Hudson st. Tuesday
at la clock in the auction rooms 10 North William ST.
for of whom ~ half chests hne teas
slightly damaged c0O superior Spanish segars Also,
entire invoice Of 600 sterling of silks ribbons rnges
ngs and other articles just received from London in lots
suit Also II o'clock at No. 81 Whitehall the furn
stock bar fittings, oyster bin counter &c. in
the establishment known as the Republic.
THOMAS BEII. Aurtioneer.
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RYy. HEGEMAN, ACKNOWLEDGING APRIL.
tween Nassau and Concord streets Parlor Chamber and
Kitchen Furniture Same day. at o'clock Pm At No. l73
Bridge street. between Concord Hillary Streets Parlor
Chamber and Kitchen Furniture.
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ITO MANUFACTURERS, MECHANICS AND OTHERS.
Will be sold at auction Saturday, April 49, at p.
NJ at the Post Office, West Farms very three
building, 30 feet by 90 with dwelling engine
house adjoining, % feet by M barn and other buildings,
all in good repair with about three excellent
The property joins the village Of West Farms Bronx
river with good wharf and landing Vessels daily
New York Expense OF conveying goods about the
miles carriage in the city. For particulars apply to J.
PARR, n Mott street.
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INSTRUCTION..
ERENcm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ACADEMY OF

INKENIH IANTI AGE-KIt TIAKDS ACADEMY Of
Il Languages, 23 broadway. Lafarse building rooms a
and pa class for the French language will be opened
in few days for young merchants at eight o'clock r. NJ
Those wishing join please call the academy and
Private lessons in German French and Italian by eompe
tent teachers, during the day.
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o. Of o. F-THE MEhBERS OF ORION LODGE.
No. rs arc particularly rsquested to be Punotual -
the regular meeting this Monday even
rg l4th April when business OF great Importance VIII 30
before the lodge BY rider Of u H. BARLOW, N0
JoNY Inn
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a BLACKSMITH sHoP FOR sIG0 FOR SALE, THE
stock sh0e tools Ac., q chop l26 Eighth-steet ne
SIXTH Avenue The present. occupant going The country
which causes hitn e. sacrifice SO
shop Possession 81, immediately None but ca n GUS
toner need aTply.
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COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO THOS. C. BURNS
~ The Committee tile above Benefit will meet at the
Gem No Si Broadway Tuesday evening April H. 1851.
By order of HENRY EVANS, Chairman,
THos MOORE. Secretary.
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ID ENTRANCES TO ENGLAND, IRELAND, AND
III Scotland.-Drafts sale for any amount, from El
upwards which will be cashed Bank in the United
Kingdom Also Packages of description forwarded at
low rates BY all the steamers of Europe by
EDWARDS, SANFORD s. CO. s Transatlantic Express
At Adams a. Co.'S. 10 and Is Wall street
Small parcels will be received till halfpast nine NJ Of
the day of sailing of every steamer to Europe
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-12-05

provision for its own offspring. As
Tor my part. rs soon as am united to
my young fair one at the other side Of
the Atlantic, | shall have sweet
paradise Of my own for the remainder
OF my days, and shall labour most
strenuously to cndcavour to please
and support her. Be assured, my
dear Margaret, when God sends me
anything | will not forget yor and the
children. Give my love and best re-
spsc,s 10 ali inquiring friends. and tell
them that | will always kindly re.
member them when lar away.
| remain, not yours, &c, y"
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OBTTUAR y.

Died, ut the residence of her husband. in
Knox county. on Monday, the 10Th ut,
Mrs. ELIZA EEIsKELL, wife OF Maj 7. 5.
Hei>keIl, AGED 81 years.
1t is embarrassing to the writer Of an obi =
'uary notice 10 have to speak Of so cs'imn-
bic woman rs was Mrs. Heiskril. Her
1T" was so pure nnd consistent, TINT the
p'ninesr and most simple stn'rm"n' o! hor
many virtues aud noble qualities wonlj
seem almost like ndulntion. In THE LAM
guagc Of the address made at her funeral:
"Shc was indeed an uncommon woman.--
she possessed n mind of uncommon vigor
and strength, M unusually n!irc'iOua'" and
arninblo d!SpOs .tinn. the most rnhnndng in
tegri'y Of chrrlc'rr: and, above ali. she was
d"vonr Ascending to the gospel. In all the
different rotations Of life she q id her duty
well. As It rife, she was pattern Of so
hric,Y, ever adorned with the ornament Of n
meek and GuIct spirit, which, IN the sight
OF h"d, IS oi great price, constant IN her
affection md reverence for her husblnd,
ever mndinl of III" renching Of the Scrip
'nios, that the HUSBAND is the head Of the
WIFE. even rs Chris, il 'hn hnnd Of the
church; and that ~ the church j. subject
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