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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-29

DAN for 81 0,000-For RefuDdng to the
holders of the Canal Revenue Certificates. sue under the
von Of chapter hundred and eighty i've OF me laws 81
me yeer seen hundred aud fyone, the amount received
The rs of the Canal FUND.- By virtue ofihe act
entitled An Act provide FOR the inage nj oi tne b.s'
tho OwegO ami the Cayuga and Seneca Canals aud TOR The
fouetiou Of the Black and Grnsce Valley Canals and
10 provide for tho Payment OF certain Canal .efens
ro and r other purposes passed April ID. 1891 hereby
iv notice ha Sealed Proposals will b. recehes ~ the Nanh
Depnr,ment until the h day Of June next A. ~ O'Clock noon
OF tha- day Tor loan OF ONE MILLION FIVE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DDLLAS for which transferable cefthcatss oi
tok vii be snsi Ia the of the People q the stats OF
nun pavabe quarterly the first days Of January, April
July IN each year, ana the rrincpA
on first OF July 1913. 10 Is 10 % uniet Joh ~ y to
Commissioners b. AZ liberty 10 take less sum s
offers arc such their opinion adv inagou 20 me
interest of The popol may b. Tor the whole or
any Of said loan not less thau -J Az proposals 20 %
se1Ied m and indorsed LOAN FOR THE PAYMENT OF
CANAL REVENUE CERTIFICATES" and inclo5ed IN an
erveore directed 10 the Auditor OF the Canal Department Nc
Albany III. money viii be- required be paid i've per cont "a
The ecceutance of ne propo and the balance the h day
OF June next paid New York State Bank IN Albany OF
on the 3h day paid al the Bank OF the Msnhh.
tan Company New York but the money VIII De- received ana
cp Issued before desired fr the award OF the
made Payments 10 be made By depoang the same 20
the credit OF the Treasurer the State account O tbs
Canal Fund - In the Bank Of the Manhattan Company New.
York or IN the Neylo State Bank Ia ths Cry Of Albany.
Interest 90 the will h- hrtdey Of July next
and the hoders the stock residing IN the Fr' and Second
Judicial Districts and those residing out OF the state will
of Company In the City 4 New York aud
m other khoder. the New FORK State Bank ia the City
Of Abany.-Dsied Canal Department, Albany, May p 1850
HENRY J. RAYMOND. Lieut. Governor.
JAS. NJ COOK, Comptroller
r.. W. LEAVENWORlH. Sfc'y Of state
F. q. SPAULDiNG Treasurer.
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Daper hUareborses.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. T. DERRICK
son Co. No. 30 BeekIaAHt oder for sale on the low
e terms;
Whiting Papers English French and American.
Ecws Paper, al sizes, weights aud qualities.
Book f1pcr. al sizes, weights end qualities.
r sue Parer fancy snd white Of the best quality.
Halgrg Paper white and cO.ored different widths.
Haffcr-' Psper, thin and Of the best quality
Cloth PEPPER 3fXf0 and f01i3.
Fug Hardware Psrer large assortment, just arrived
Sheaihirg Paper. O. the best quality.
Wrapping per. Straw. Rag and Manila
Tea Paper. OF different sizes
Tar Roofing Paper. suitable fer roofs. in rolls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-29
ITO MERCHANT TAILORs aud CLOTHIERs.

Il -WM TOPPING Co VII sell. On FRIDAY June /,
fher a1cti0uroom No. % Broac large assortment II
SUMNER CLOTHING, consisting Of black and coorsd Drap
de Ee Meruo Aapaccs and Queen Cloth Frock and Sack
Goats; also Csuere Csseet white and colorei Duck and
Linen business Coats sesucser AID Farmer satin also
large OF Drsp dte Merno and Linen Drill Pants
large variety Of white Buff AID coorec Masees Ve
81 OF which viii be sod without by party declining
business Tie above q this and nanuc-
and offer ucuceuent the trade the being al
srab and fashionable styles adapted r the present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-29
W. :. MELLOR Aacioneer-By HoUsHToN q MELLoR.
THIS DAY az lDI O'Clock. az The Salesroom

". : MELLOR Auctoneer-By HoUSHToN s. MELLoR.
rUHIS DAY, az l0I o'clock, at the Saesroom,
4 No. ii3 Nassau-st, elegant HOUSEHOLD CABINET
FURNITU RE rosewood octaye Pienoforte made by Hast
DAVIS Co. Boston sold by order of m0rgagesi men Glass
Chandelier SIS each nearly furniture consists 81
large and rich of superior cust0made Furniture
such rarely offered auct0u several carved rosewood
Wardrobes with mirror DOORS Suites Of rosewood in bf0cate
plush and hair cloth rosewood usrheop Etgeres lined with
afn wood pier side Tables; carved aud
Buneis OAK and extension Dining Tables, cost @lJ
one elaboraev we'd 800 viii be- sold pay advances
tss o Chamber Furniture rosewood and mahogany
ratch several erameed Chairs Dyans Ottomana secretary
and Library rosewood mahogany aud walnut and
az enesss variety OF Furniture
mention entire invoice Of French China Vases, Clocks 81
yerale together with slOt Of secondhand Furniture with
which the se viii commence worthy fh attenton o. te frate
country merchants and Others Goods b. packed for ship
ping On the premises Catalogues the morning Of sale
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f. CoLroy. Anctioneer.
NIORTGAGE SALE of HOUSEHOLD FUR

7. IOLTON, NllTIUNttT
MORTGAGE SALE of HOUSEHOLD FUR
3D. aozen CHAIRS CARPETS OlL-CLOTHS. PIANO
FORTE, male by Chickering, PLATE MIRRORS, Sc-F
COTTON will sell THIS DAY CfuesdayJ Nay p, a. 10Y
ocok NJ the Auction Rooms No. 80 BeekmAn ST. second
tory very large OF ParOr, Bedroom and Base
en Furniture Of every Description comprising IN part several
ufes OF Cosge and Bedroom Furniture git and enameed,
with and without marble tops rosewood Paror Furniture black
walnut and oak Dining and Extension Tables mtroleop Dress
ink bureaus marbeo Center Gard and sofa Tables maho
sry French Beeads msh gsny Paor Chairs Secretary sud
Bookcases black walnut aud mahogany Prrg seat Chiirs
CARPETS and OCohs Washstends, Frenchpste and Oval
Mirrors Lace Curtains and Corice Sc Also, about - dos
cred maple oak and black walnut Chairs Also, large AMI
small Boston Rockers The whole be sold BY virtue Of
mortgage Catalogues eay Tuesday morning Also one
eecondbaud Piano Forte made by Chckerng In good order
Also seyeral Feucbpaie Mirrors on Paintings 80 fall pieces
OF Ol-Cloths, Sale peremptoIy y. B-houze IN lst
uare for the balance Of the AZ very low
price family who viii small family TO board for the
rent.
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BniIbins Materials.

EIpsT Quality VERMONT SLATE.-NEW
rScr tsn MINING AND QUARRYING tSLATEl
DAVIS 4 MAIN .ols agent. for
the Gig fNe~York fer the above COMPANY nte me sn
ssr,res OF which ay be their oee where sso sui
scrprs will received tor the few sod shares OF TIE
Stocks =,
PEphIets containing full statement q he condition and
n-s--f,s Of ths Company may be obtAinedss above.
SIo samples Of the OILSrOSE from the Lake Superior
Quarry certified by all who used - the best diseov
sres. bIhDEII DAVIS hAir, No - NnAanet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-29
Real Gs.ate for Sale.

A HANDSOME and CHEAP COUNTRY
"A SEAT near POuGHKFEPSIE.-For Sale a snhuAn.i,l
BRICK COTTAGE-hOUSE So by - feet, containing eight
Rooms Cellar, fanre CarrasehOuse sud Barn. II
III Land inferior rome The country large aud choice Va
se:y the beet grated Fruit shsubeeIy Shade Trees fns As
psrsgus Bees. Se al and ae-'ce in espia fence
sny IL the State saeisns sHa u the vicinity e splendid
fs-san and L. Macy EsQs q miles scrih OF Poushkeepd-
pspot Proe SEQ $500 can remain mortgage II bot
~ bv the ich June II vii be rented Apply address
a. for sais number q COUNTRY SEATS prices from
SSoe % S6o.csn
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6onses ano farms hartc0.

GT0RE WANTED-To PURCHASE or HIRE
~ south Of CsnAsi building about es 50 feet AMI ot NJ,
lees than IS feet deph The of Broadway preferred
Apply TO ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, No. Bfoaa-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-29
BRIDGE Rru.nERS -senled

AJAX HILL CEMETERY-Offc Ma. 2l2
" boacw1y-Ths Cemetery s-r-et the banks Of the
Ecscr River near tie village Of Nyack and distant from the
City o. Nel OK about = ues between which places three
stezbcafs daily from foot Chsubsrsst and i've times
Gay ~ ducscn River Railroad aud siesnfsuy Pors contain
II =" FEET selling uu 30 80 elchi sIge from -
o. - each The hours for LEAVING Sewf0rk vii b found
stssrboat and railroad ADJ eFtsernents-
n b-Furher information can Be received By nguiny Of 2
SENIOR, Undertaken. No. IS Csruine-st; WN FEITCH
ludertsier bediord A. BRADY Undsrtaker, s,hst- and
ID NAN WART. Akent No ~ brosdway. nom No. u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-29
OFyIcr COLUMBUS AID XENiA RAILRoAo CoMP,N,}
CoLuMpus. Ohio, My ~, 1850
YI,HE TRANSFER BOOKS Of the New-i0rk
TOAN for 81 500. OOO-For RefuDding to the

Agency OF hil Company VII be cIosed on nc ON 'Int
-, 1it " and remain closed until and including the ld
a., ~ Inn. rro, ;. h. WRIGHT. Treas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-29

W. = MELLoR, Auctoreer-By HorGHTos AELLOR
THIS DAY, May 20, at lO4 o'clock al the sales
rom No ll5 Nassaus, balance Of -ch N frame French
pate MIRRORS ca e or on Friday aud sat
urday together with fifty choice OIL PAINTINGS Dy modern
and European masters; Mirrors consisting Of about - French
plate Gsses the fashionable irluesi Of which AYE
been made order expressly for Broadway sales We invite
the untry merchants and others sna they
surd that the sale Will b. absolute. Goods b. packed r
81 pping he premises a. q reasonable charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-29
n. :. HouGH. Auc'ioneer
IMPORTANT SALE OF NALUABLE HOUSE,


4 HOLD FURNITURE and EMBELLISHMENrS-Ei
CANT covered rosewood PsoT Furniture. ute heavily
carved cylinder Secretary Bookcae egenoctave
wood Piano Forte Eng h. Wilton, Velvet and Brussels Car
psting; costly China Silver and CutG iware without re-
serve THIS fruesdsyl MORNING. a. l0t o'clock A. VI,
precisely from the private residence in Warren s. opposite
The Hudson Railroad Depot the contents beng partly
Fngsh OlCloths siverriafsd Stair Rods Se.i rosewood
Paror Suites elegantly upholstered and covered in maroon,
crimson and green French satin dam also one antique
Medallion Set, heavily carved 10 gold and crirsoni Italian
Safuary ruabe-top Tables Of the usual descriptions found
in we-uruished rooms; heayycsrved fu seven octave
doube-actou PanoForte made by Bsm'e Of this city, war
rtniedth instrument for tncness Of exterior ana quality OF
tone unsurpassed; slso very tine rosewood Egere I'm
shed throughout IN pse-ciass and Ia marble; French
Work Tables fancy Reception Chairs. EscrtoTrs large and
splendid French plae Purchases costly frames; rich heavy
Lac end Brocaee Curtains; original Oh Paintings by em'
rn modern Artists; Gothic iua and solid statlay Marble
Clocks; cost, Dresdeu Chna ne Vases Of >evres Pore =
lain; Parun Marble Statues aud Classic Represeuaton OAK
Extension Table with antique carving Table Linen French
China silver Tea Services Cake Baskets FORKS spoons ivory
Cutlery heavy Cut Glassware. Wines Campaigns Madeira
Liquof Cases Decautcs rosewood and maotfny BED
sfeds OF the autque and modern ye rosewood p
Dreus Bureaus Wa,hstands Corner and Towel Stands
Psias.. tine curelhir Mattresses. Counerpanes, Boosters
and Pillows China Toilet sets oval and square gilt sane MY
rors sc. Sale positive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-29

WV WITTEEs Ancf.oaeer.
WILL sell on WEDNESDAY, MAY 80. az IL
o'clock the Irving Rooms No. 4I Broadway 9 sape-
nor BILLIARD TABLES, BLssforls make. ron ames 70
gether With al he Bali Cues Sc. Also the PISTOL and
RIFLE GALLERY TARGETS, Sc. THIS "a IS made IL con
sequence Of ne confning bis busnsss the lover ho
Two FLOORS 70 LET. Inquire the premises 81 No. is
Canals -. The Tables are IN splendid order
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-29
DECARES. BERNSTEIN

DECLARES. BERNSTEIN & PHILLIPS,
Bea Estate and General Auctioneen No 81 Lbeiiy 81.
che door rom Sassa viii give heir per.ons attention 70
sales OF Reel Estate Stocks Vessels and MorgAses y plDs
Furnsre Psnfirgs sa,aAly WORKS Of Ar Je~ey 2e and
70 outdoor sale- generally -. c.-L ~.
Money literally sfvanced Real Est.e, stoc<s vessels
Fu-uirnre &c lef- for sale With ~. Losas nezotaa,ed-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-29
Clothing.

lust FINIsHED-The most elegant HAT
- ever offered for IS usually sold $4-neat HATS - 90
and - g. F. II. BROWN, No. 30 Canal-st.
YOUTHS and CHILDREN's CLOTHING for
ell ages from three twenty year, At WHOLESALE
J. b. CLOSE, BAILEY CO., No. Park-plaee, " T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-29

A ". MELVIN. Auctioueer.
DY BANGS. BROTHER n Co.-Trsde Sale
ID Room. No. Is PArk-rcw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-29

tHAELFs 4. UtLAFtNl Aactiourrt'
CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE.-ln pursu-
- aree Of Cha,;e Mortgage, dated May 10. 1851 wi
A.. rubc aacton a. Nos 90 s2i Broadway OF
2ist In tie City Of Ne~.Yok. OMORROW, the soth day
Of NAV 1883 commencing 10 o'clock A. W the prop-ry
covered hy said ortgge consisting Of HOUSEHOLD FUR
NITURE being the Furniture nf the s. Jaes le % ms
city. CHAhi - y. prL-kf ~,
Csaiosue ready and b bad a. The 9es = me
sucfioueer No. ls ani ~ Nessau- Marble tgdn<s lats
Bible House and the Nessn Bank int also ~ IN, more
ns OF the ale NO. 20 and "a Broadway corner 81 -s =
Deposits viii b. required I'll purchaser aud sac positive
rain or shine Terms cash hsnkabe money, az 10 Deductions
made upon goods after the delivery Of the sumo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-29
Sales bp Anction.
II. WILSON. Anctioaesr. =,
ON NOTICE-H. WILSON will sell

"a THIS Tuesday MORNING, iOi O'clock the coaients
OF tcuse No q FAuslusi bFadw Consisting % fs
wood Parcr Suites IL brocaie. Center. le tni sofa
Tabes Oil Painting. lace an brocrue CuTt2as arg. OsA
snd Pier nscs Tapestry ard Velvet Carpets rosewood snA
-eboyarv ped,esSs br-rsus W .sbssrs F.sherbels B1
Pillow fue woo Blsnke Hair sffresses, blscN VA
and lah sary cushioned Chars Soi.s Rockers, ans
Nsses CrcckeTy Gssrsrs Ivory Cgter >lverware savers
fcrks Spoons. Casters Tea Syice. star Csrrefs or'
Stoves &c. comprising the whole contents o. vel nni'a'a
'ourso-y house. a deposit required from al purchasers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-29

BEoADwAY BANK New loiA. MAY -, 49,.
ELECTION The ANNUAL ELECTION Tor
Il DIRECTORS Of this Rars and or o. Sis
~ Bro.dwy on IT ESDAY, the iih DAY Of June prokimo
between the hours Of II NJ and o'clock = NJ bs osist
'''"' ~ J. /. EYERirr Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-29

ERENCH WOVE CORSETS.-ln order TO meet
the Increasing demand for celebrated FRENCH WOVE
CORSFTS A. well insure perfect a. have enlarged
our store End attached private the exclusive
OF La6ies who may wish be fitted Ms GAfNOR In al
ucurcug this desirable acquisition her Corset Depot
bere the opportunity tender her best thanks 90 the La
dies Of NewYos and vicinity also to those Ladies residing IN
various country who have Literally patrouized her
a. vel as COMMENDED their lady friends and begs apprse
then the imporn she has Just received enable her
~ submit for their inspection the largest and varied
lection Of FRENCH NOyE CORSEfs offered at retail
in the United Her prices continue the same ony half
usually chArged while and elegance IN nttng her
FRENCH WOVE CORSETs coufessedly unsurpassed.
No IS Sd-av.. near lOfht
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-29
A sToRIA ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT

~ 6 IA miles from the Ferry. with splen
River and Bay The iioass = y.... in
contains Rooms Cioses and 80 a.her out
EuSinss with two acre. Of Ground beautifully 'asi guy
arc vs-,.ty OF fruit ornamental tfees 40 As
whole prenises 10 good order Terms easy APP' ~ ~
WARD. No 81 Fr0nt-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-29

EOR SALE or to LET-A GENTLEMAN
beautiful RESIDENCE In Wes'chostsr County. Long
Island Sound viz Nefork and New Haven Railroad 3 miles
from The Cy The place consists Of very fre House with
tho usual outbudings excellent Garden AMI 81 Of
hishy productive and VIII be sold low If applied for
or will be let for s60o ApD.yt
T. w WATERMAN, No II Salssu.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-29

IL JEFFERs. No 81 BROADWAY,
Eea, world with his LADIES' CATERS and SHOES,
the Nords Pair Ia London. and be challenge. the rest
Of mankind produce article thar vii y compare
with the goods le IS now selling JEFFES throws down the
gauntlet every competitor and j. wiling tAat the Ladies OF
kewYcrk should be biz judges Ia this anl tournAaeEt II
comes Of every day during the Verna EQUINOX At NO. w
Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-29
IOR SALF-UOUsE and LOT in Brooklyn,

IL situated on Henry-si.. the corner Of Presdentst
Lot D feet wide running ~ feet and forming p feet
wide on Presidents House rs.clas 10 perfect condi
ton furnished with and every convenience SO 70
premises apply to ANTHONY j. BLEECKER, No. Brpsd-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-29
osFIcr or rHE GALESA AND CHICAGO UNION r. r Co,
CHICAGO. May 2 1883
A NNUAL MEETING.-Notce is hereby given

n 10 the S,ockholter Of The UAItNA M NidDN,'V
Union RAILROAD co, that the ANNUAL MEEltNo 81
sl Company Tor the election Of Directors and transaction %
other business vii b. held at the once OF tne o
nav In Chicago on WEDNESDAY the 9Th DAY o. June next,
~ n ,o,cicct A " w NJ LARRABEE, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-29

sally or 10 LFT--One arge new COFIAGE, ntaatea
about one mile frora Vanderfs Lending commanding hne
% he Rsv IL well finished aud has eyery convenience
for rentee family and good Coach Hoase and from '*o to
four Of LsDd- &, corr.ov 4, -,
order with Coach House and about half u Land For
particular. apply 20 Lk'l COOh' NO a broad~sy'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-29
AT PRIVATE sALE-Two Lots Of Ground

av Aso one Lo on north corner o. ana ~
Aso three Lots On northeast corner o. a-u
For tsrIns &c apply 70 BAKER WEEhS' AHsonsef' No.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-29

oftbi. Bank and fr INSPECTORS Of the next ensuing
Election will be held the Banking 4oc MONDAY, the
h day of June next between the hours OF II and o'clock
GEORGE ELLIS. Cashier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-29
COTTON GOODS ID. OOO pkgs.,
,YFRYRODY MONS THAT

~ comprising Brown SheeinEs Cotton Yam, CarpetWsp.
Bag. Nicks Twines, Waiiins BATE &c. For sac BY
DAWLEI FURMAS. No. y Court andl-s;., up s'trs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-29
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE-An elegant COUN-

u TRY SEAT at Hampstead, L. l.. with 10 acres Of Land
Price 8fo No ncumbrsnce Also with SIX acres Land
in Kings County, with superior improyemens-Pree tl@V
Also one acres, Jaacl-oommodious House, pics
$500 Wl sell or exchange for good city property ApplJ
10 C. r. MILLER Co., Auoiioneers, No. 49, Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-29

EOR SALE-MADISON-AY. PROPERTY

IL fine CORNER LOT south Of 5Oth-s extra sze, would
he SOLD at bargain and liberal terms. Also hSeas'
HOUSE on 5ibsl. near 9Cih-s.. Apply To-
ANTHONY J. BLEECkER, No Broao-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-29

4 Bridge IN view Of the WATER neat COTTAGE, contain
uf oons CaTsgcHcuse, stable &C., and ebout two
Of Land cous o. Garden and Lawn with Shade and
Forest 1roca VIII furnished if desired. Inquire Of A.
rINDLAY No IL Spriug-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-29

L COUNTRY RESIDENCE. The place contain, three
acres nj land with large aud commoGoas twotory HoIsc
veranGa whole frontcortan IS rooms, beside s.eh5 an1
unsurpasscl LGr9e Orchard IN iuA bear
ing; abundance Shade Trees and small Fruits 10 Variety
Garden large prcducye extensive AMI elegant Ter
aced Levin The house newly furnished throughout AM
will be sold with without the Furniture Carriages, Horses
&c Possession immediately II ierel For cards to view ap
Il. W. HltHAitDS, NO. ouf DUMMY
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-02-09
HyfocR,sy-SuAm RrLnIos-Hypocrisy

HYfocRisY-SHAm RELIGIoN.-Hypocrisy
is one of the most common and contemplate
of sins. Ia religion, it is an attempt to de-
ceive God; in love, to cheat the most sacred
affections Of the heart; in friendship in social
intercourse, and in trade, it is an effort to
humbug and TO swinde. A frank-hearted
sinner is thousand times more respectable
than your snooth.tongued, long faced, "cr-
cumspect" n,oralis,, whose very appearance is
a living lie. A public professor of godiness
"A man who claims to be an especial fnvorite
OF his Creator, md on intimate terms with
the Ruler of the Universe, whose influence is
potent in the Court of Heaven, is, of all 9TH
ers, the most to be suspected of insincerity.
Wrapping his pharisaical cloak around him,
and "tlanking God that he is not as other
men are" he looks upon all who cannot say
amen to his creed MS sinners, outcasts, and
outsiders; while Hattcring himself that he is
cone OF ie elect whose eternal salvation is
guaranteed by the Church; and complaccnlly
iterating the edict that the rest of mankind
are inconiinrnlly "going to be damned."-
This is plain talk, and the words will CRATE
harshly on "ears polite;" but it is true, never
theless.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-02-09

PETRIFIED HUMAN BoDIEs.-A few days
since the body of Mrs. 10y, wife of Gcorgs
p. 10y, who died twenty-four years ago. md
was buried some three miles from DAYTON.
Ohio, was disinterred, to bc removed 10 n
cemetery. Both the coniE and the body, to
the surprise Of all present, were found TO be
in m excellent state OF preservation. The
Dayton Empire says:
The shroud and indeed all the covering
which was upon the body at the time Of in.
terment, twenty-four years ngo, had disap.
peared-not n veslge Of them remnined-
The body was perfect, except the right leg,
from the knee to the ankle joint, whore the
flesh seemed to have wasted away, and lay at
the bottom Of the coffin in n substance re.
senbIing ashes mixed with sand With this
exception Of decay the body and limbs ex.
hibted the same per.ectness Of exterior they
did when life and animation were in their
body.
The body, indeed, had been petrifed. It
was, by some strange quality OF the earth,
turned into stone Of Il drab, or, more properly
speaking flesh color; and the chise of thc
artist might initiate, but could not make 80
close resemblance 10 the "humnn form di.
vine" The smile which lighted up her
ut the moment when death
gently united the chord which bound the sonl
to clay, still seemed to inger upon tho face
of stone.
The grave Of the grand child Of Mr.. 10y
was next entered, and the coffin exhumed.--
II was also found TO be heavy, and when
opened, the corpse presented much the same
appearance as that Of Mrs 10y. II was not