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The New York herald., 1851-12-21
The Intelligence from France.

The Intelligence from France.
The affairs of France have at length reached
crisis, and the long dreaded coup Gaa has been
made.
On Monday night, the lst instant, the President
seized the rers Of government, dtssors the Assembly,
declared Paris to be in state Of SIEGE arrested the
leading opponents of his polly, and appealed to the
people
Preparations for this movement were perfected
with eonsummate skill and secrecy, and everything
was contaminated before the Assembly or the pub
lie had the least idea Of the Presidents Intentions
An entire new ministry was formed during the
night Of Monday.
At daylight on Tuesday morning, the Presiden.'s
proclamation was found posted throughout the city,
in rhioh he ordered the dispersion Of the Assembly,
ard the restoration Of universal snfrage-also pro-
posing new system Of government, and the instant
election By the people AVID By The army Of PRESIDENT,
To HOLD OFFICE TEN YEARS, supported by Council
Of State and by two houses of legislature and that,
pending the election, the executive powers shall
main in the hands Of the President
The election is to take place during The present
month, and the President promises to bow To the
will Of the people
lie says that he has been forced into hl present
attitude; and It is certain that Theirs, Chargar-
nier, and others Of his opponents, had decided to
demand his arrest and impeachment On the I'd
instant, and were almost in the very act Of owing
in the matter, when they themselves, and their
principal friends, were arrested and conveyed to
Vincennes.
Whenever members Of Assembly have attempted
to meet officially, they have been ordered to dis
perse, and arrested If they refused.
Ttro hsndred Of ths members had been arrested
Many were subsequently, released, but al the lea
ders Of the opposition were in prison.
Three hundred Of the members Of the Assembly
are said to have given in their adhesion 70 the Pre-
sident, and telegraphc dispatches from the depart
ments state that the Presidents demonstration has
been hailed with the utmost enthusiasm. Subse-
quently these reports we're contradced and several
barricades were erected in dferen. quarters Of Pa
rs, but were ,peedily broken by the troops
The New York herald., 1851-12-21

ASorHEn eraAn LIVE 70 uAs PaAHcisco n stsan-
ships winhsId Scott ard Union. which have BEEN run
ming in cennscop between this city ana New Orleans
for the pest few month"; have been Withdrawn rom that
route, and vn form new and Independent line between
this city and San Francisco. The Winfield Scott win
run between saH Francisco and Panama and u now
fitting for her voyage to the Pscinc The Union will keep
up the connection between New York ana Chasres
The latter vessel has been placed temporarily on the
New Orleans and Chagres route e. we before stated
the eTrAMfR1 IspEPEspEroE, for the Independent
Chsgres Line, wss not launched until yesterday morn
ing, ct about half past eight O'Clock. The postpone
msnt vas occasoned BY the low state Of the tide She
now taking in her coal and will be at her berth Ct
pier No. s. North river the early part Of this week
The u B. STEAMSHIP ARCTIC Capt. Luce, departed ct
her usua hour yesterday, with forty passengers for
Liverpool She took $4,000 in American gold and
$500 in Enghsh sovereisns.
Naval InteIiigenee.
The following s the list the oc srs Of the sloor of
war Portsmouth which sailed from Boston, Tuesday
for the Pacific station-Commander, Thomas A. Dornin
lst Lieut. wilsn A. Ball Surgeon, Isaac Brinkerhofi;
Robert b Rie, james II Spots; Master, Thomas Patti
son; Lieut.. OF Marines Freeman Morreu; Assistant
eurgeon, samusl F. Coues; Passed Midshipnan, NJ
peBree; Captains CLERK Rufus G. Vose; Acting Mid
shipmsn, Bowen, O. Carpenter, A. J. McGarthy,
G Walker. A c. lard W. A. Kirkland; Boatswain,
Michael Hall, Gunner, George II. Baker; Carpenter,
John Bsinbown: Sailmsker, David Bruce.
The q. sloop Of war Decatur wss at Msysguez, p
r.. the 10th ut Officers and crew all we'll
The steamer Powhstan Is expected TO be ready for
Passed Midshipmsn C. W. Place has been ordered TO
the Ordinary at Norfolk in place Of Passed MidshipmAa
John s. Maury, detached and ordered Master CT the
Z. e steamer San Jacinto
u g. sloop Of war vandsla arrived a. Honauhu, 25:h
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\ te4 r-std big w4S seen ASHORE .hc " 1.fl "a
NeuNtnnA cn SIS; ut appeared 20 have been there
>hHit tn'e. and WAS apparently IN ballast
NNiA fhsNil>. - SloVu Washington Ne ondon.
ei'S iAts n VIA ne wreck u vessel whNh h. took
J. ~ >cheoatr frl ~ water. te.N aid cabin "a ed
s~.M : ars az gone. ota-.ns " from Dues I. and
>l' Abo, huss,y Whica sailed from Calcutta 1as
=. ia coSo5; Put hack previous Iuls g. Win 1ss ~
rasts Ssd LEAKING ieet 6incns~ ~ hour
NAfa SNkiI, ~ oAtA Charles ThompS 4 a Nev-Or-
ltSi> Eein r>toh fSfNrts That ls llt In lr A
20 Ion 8 ~ IA IN brg lufau Queen l5 DAYS ot fr,u
Itasrss IN New York WIKI al bands &c -Scep- me
and one man and supplied her liu n-ce,>rl-S ~ ~, 80
she then bore ay Tor Kew West 80
SIP NAPLES a. Orleans s. dags fer, rv.-,,,l
on The sitn July, 10 CALM cohtnced o. dr ~ the igif
Stream. ard c0ug<eG o. round A a. sa 49, 4
DAYS irVm rcTtuSas - TIE : s1>S
>hV CITIZEN. ~ Nan. lCkt. - B4.tGlr, fot 4 r,.,
lest sails N the la'e gale.
Brig CLIO, Norri>g q. a. Baltimore Il n Boston ~ sh@
late sse OF the Caps> earned soase II decS $50.
tu.NaIss So. Co the 26th nj; Cape Henry osAra- " y
IS mes distant el win >chr Jose onlhe .of NeN
York Cotiin-hSn from " AStiusfoa. y c i-iea Xlta
lumber for Phlladel ghs and took # tas Ctg:Aa Az
crew
Carr You've. Of brig Frances Jane. q, Baltimore re-
ports having passed gang INTO Aasag-sZ. K. ors H.
r4iIc Norrl. I'm. NcH-N' n1slug bern Glsas,=1
the lsta ak "a la = 81 N loGs - y.
CANTON. June 1l.-Ihe l2g.en.- trom L.te~n N4- e.
ShangAat. vs. - os Bore, io1sro. FIX sl SEP Us,
-.hrte men saved ai,er ass NJ tc5l l s..scr ss.sg
nurcsred BY the NATIVES and he sser a.. -
81 the crew seven men MISSING.
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At Manila jun =. sa.ps An M'rs. po'y ier Bosom
Cork and orders same -h, three mast sas Sor,y Hal.
ioI san FrencsGo' 44o o,ne,i S. az
son. for do probably SD aoo1' Mas .
Al Batavia Iune g. sharp Dolphin. \ 'tt-'n >nEit 70
18Th. Tor Boston. same day only An veSSe. ~
49, ship Abby Pratt Shaw. Hamburg ~ b, b-As g. A.
Ballard New-Surs land passed AMER 3isi J me =. Ill
Meacom. Boston. ZEN shlp lho' O. 'iair H'tie
q 13iP 10TH bark Home H''''' = '' Dl '''' VI ''
On Coast Of Slu.'ra June ls slp S,o'oo. Brown ff
MarciltS. loaded Calf'raia. Woodbury. Nie-ns, Pr
man. and Plato, or noc bars, .-ne hnoli Iof re-
naug soon Lge.la, Ne.. a9d ile,,i,, ial. -n'.
Al singapore ene 3d. IA p M. d.. Heanev from Ba'a-
va where she refused - 9r EIro'e. seeking freight,
Passed Straits II uda juno %, sings kuaelo bo1ue,
I'm Bosten Fen 2l ier canton; EauDonias WA'e fn
Hong Kong il- New YORK
A. Shanehae June g. ,h'r insf.se. steele from Saa Fan
Canton. through sul statements in Cln-on letters %
'o At smsTpa 5 nit bris Hy Mathews Hartman 20 Loaf
for Boston A vessel called the superior was eNpe'tei
from Trieste TO load Tor NewYors, go addition +" the
No Am vessel at Palermo 4th ult
AtMalaga m alt briss Gem Dyer B. De Jh'i arr. .
Santiago Burgess. o. load flr Nea-N9rS.
A, Gibraltar 18th nit. ship Harka E-y. Benson IN Leg
horn for NewYork, 70 SAL same d's Br bu- Ann.'a-
Doane from New-York. for Moagl, 20 load r New
Arr at Have is,h ult .h2 Lancashire, Hldcy Liver
A. Calcutta July g. Br ship Lnten. ar Ncv-Yors. -Sd
I'm Sand Heads l2ih, mot preuolsy) baIa sttoAJ' HILL
At Cienluosos l2h ut larss Edward. psarao for
New-York. soon. Louisa Eaton. Shields, Tor 40 lis
brgs Roveille Sleeper. from d.. dlS-, lllmiu + tnn
Sparks Tor new York soon. SD l2'h, barn swan "h'e
New-York
Rico to load for Baltimore Stu sch1 r Ehott' C'aaA
Rum Key
Philadelphia. 10 ds schr ISIS Chase DISC no other An
vessel IN port
New-York ph0nN Riddle Philadelphia. 2'fh. hugs
Sterling, Pike. Maianzas, Salon, Moody. Porto hco
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DIED.

A. Newark, y J f. on TUESDAY morning. Sep: =, FRED
kklCk +, only chlld OF Anson ID + Randolph, aged =
months
neisy- ~. n y
AZ Railway, J.. on TUESDAY evening. Set; , Rev
rvs relatives and fnsnds invited 20 attend his funeral
Ser: 9. at o'clock Y Nj -
W CONNECTICUT papers Will please copy
Az Queoec, Canada Montay kusns, y oJCb,lsra
THOMAS }. WILLOW, Of Rockland Lake v y f,r.
usily Fl Westerly, X / aged q ~ So 80
On Tuesday, Sept ,, JANE CONROY "a the ,Q.b zeal,
Of her
The friends II her brother. John Cea-or AL ~ ,
atphews H. AMI NJ J. Counos rs ec,nly i,,,. =,
Attsnd her fgne. IL 0oclOc>. THURSDAY m u,nr m.
StA ps ffom Nc. ~, 'ihsi, without rther ,av,aSn
sSds
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PHILADELPHIA Sept 3-Arrired-Gallot Nrou Ma
va, tDutchl Norgend h Rotterdam uugs Lucy Ann,
BIySat. Boston, Eudcra Matthews, PASSPORT Bcaamn
CaNoT. Dow, Bangor T W. Smlth, Perry, Lyan Part
udge French. Boston, Chmchtlla. Smtlley. do schTs
Sea Breeze. Herman, do Sea Marx, Heasan. Prov
denCe Glotc. Tlhbeis. New London New Gls1o Lcwe>
New NoIk, kldad, JARVIS do, Austin. Gihns Pr'sl-
dence Boston Co1Son u shton Virginia. W rghtug tol,
Fall River, Isabella. Williams. New Rochelle. rUc
Tom Hail, Milford, Del Arcadia. Peek, New YORK. d..
san LUIS Williams. Middleton, PAIbe iNter. Fuliel.
Boston lIoTah. Lewis, Oxford Alex SI.lmann M,srs.
Baltimore, Maj. tuhh. Proylncft1wu, IL Foster.
KELLY, New. lors 81 Helena, Hatch Do Antelope,
MoTmwooO. Hartford Monte CfiS0. flte. New haven
FL edlte Rocket, Aliens Point l. gatfoof. Merrill New
YORK, Chionomtter. Person New tlven. Banner Can
Gy, southport Ann { BAKER >nita. Dighton. r A.
Ha~ Inns Hu~e. Boston Richmond.
York, Cleopatra. Bowen. NOrRalk
Cieorea-Steamshlp Osprey. Power Charleston. : { ,
tileStn, CaldcuaS. SchT ACyona, Boon. Wilmington.
{. sohr MaItAat Teal, Mobile brigs Juda h sbas
Trinidad de Cuba, Penguin. BTl Dill Ponce. z K .
ACnia, Summons, Boston, America. rreaisell. salem
schrs. Virginia. Wnghunsdon. Fan RIVER Man Jane.
Perkins. Boston GLOBE flletts. do Isahe4la Williams
Lynn Boston. Cars n. Providence Breeze Henri
uAn, Boston, Sea Marh, Heasan do. New Close. Lewis
do san LUIS, Williams. Hartford Abraham OShua.
Thompson. amer River. Antelope, MornW ood. oh
port, louIa GRAY. MartS. savannah. Mauie ChrlS...
Suffice, Newport, Lshtigo.' Merrill, Charleston Ch.oao-
me,ie. PleIson, QUINCY, Expedite, Racket. Dca'on
Banner. Candy, New Haven. Ana & Baker. >mlt' " D.
lamshufg. \. Hawkins. RuSe. R1Vorro' CLEOPATRA,
IoWtn, faWtucAei. Richmond Montgomery. Saro:
steamers Novelty. BUgss. New-lors. D3alln. S-.cl-
house &c.
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,,ruvopK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY SEPTEMBER, H. 1851

"a tuors Leopold O'pcn-c-, D.ckllsoa. a.. ca. Lax
Peter realN. Hces y Y0-N
Aur s7-A-r L. : Il ~ lsns-ip A.as.--l- lRcleF. v
Yors rr'- ienuetta Dutel Bal-in'rc.
WA-FHAN Aug pa ~ sr1-. >t-11ers frnm Ns ~
Y.1k s.r2 }as L.rphe.. o.. Aus .l--enrs c<cAf
lose -. Uey Palrnarc. p ElsSe. 2 'l-ls Tres ITO
3 F-e.fc.'. tfH,eF. p.c-1rA Al .2-VreNru. Nh.
I..-.. Go A-- g-EdUd Frans.' Clir'ncs. Pl'a-,
io.e- p. T. auo. d. :, : u .aun SeN. f'-s A-.-
e4n 9e..f 10 Monitor 3ssss ga ls- sioSl Prlis a.,
Fc-s1-t - YORK 81 40 li-srh-S N,a-erey. D.
l4z4rc C.-y. Tasuc Nr-a.n >Nst-Ya-s. Als. S-Sl9fp
Hlr-lfr. so-t-se- Au- t7-or- We \. Dew. PaiiA
Al-. ear >4ulatrs. E. H.
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n mp Southampton. froal L1nlos-L VI
Braek'sl. ! b Pra't Il se,.-p.e { = -. -, ~,
and Tad. Br Hull ana iaiv Sc i1lS l.. - -
e-l ser.-r. y CaiGsel' - Sea-,r-. z = IL .
= Re4.u ,cy. calo and 81. a. j / ei ST.. :.
o,v & Norman Ne Eoery AID c.iit'en ~ '-'
Hiss Nathan n Wort rnr-0n. p Pati'l, - r.
Chas Harris. Mrs Pn-llF, - Eas-1h' d.
New IaTs. r .-,,,. l-..-r..
~ ~ - fir,-er. Fdu.ln Norton Rot@r v GJlN-l. lsiT
and 81 ID Air hIey. IL. Hogan.
In Yors'ovq. iron L1rnoa-DT sea aniH h''h' Pc
IN by-o " I7oa from ROcteAe-Adol.s Lcr'rn.. Fe-f
n. Ia
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" halers

Rail T15elso .of Nep-B.dilTd. a., teea purchased
b. A1ahl. ASHER 3D. . De dttsl f'r t1t sperm I'ae
fshcry 10 ,ao Atlantic ocean under 'e Command % ,'''
Jacob Rowland lafe of 'le Coco. o. mat DIT
CD a, New BediJfl 81, sag Herone of Fa.tha'ea'
Pease. faclhc Ocean. n,
Sroken-shout alay -j oA Cage IL Nc-ds. slrs Pres
dent Sovie estpoft. 30 y
july g. la 81 81. lon 30 A. rar, Ma~'as7' i Al''7-
po.sei,) nl not reported. supposed same Ih', sli.
spolen-Ni.rch l. oe Hlmaacs Island. iasel Gio.s.
i.Is
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To The steamship City OF Glasgow. at
Philadelphia from Liverpool, lelt the latter place a.
10 minutes past L NJ, passed Delaware BrcAkwa-
Ter at y. o'clock on the morning Of S0,h ult with PA
passengers, all well. With the exception OF a few
DAYS. she had head winds the en,,re passage On
The els, and ped, had strong winds from ; W 10
n W, and on the Goth, OF Mole island encountered
heavy gale ffom " y. W, and Dung It's preva-
lence lost no. boom and malntopSal
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Acknowledgement -AalrIshman named
Michael KING. HE on a c,r az - Ctsl!.e On t's
New-York and Enc Rsllrcai. ys>.s'iay afternoon
nrocsea .ng 10 Port Jervis, w4s S11gsi p'i"e-h 3"
rcays-oo,h arms fractured. aat o;aesgise ssTolsF
INJURED. He vas orough; q The CT aIi p.aael "a
the Hospital .or treatment
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BY telegraph.

BOSTON. Sept 3-Au ship Washington. Alison, cal
cuta Apnl D. 81 Helena Jolly crossed the line Aug IS
Apn II crpertnceda heavy gale a-i ng for days 2Oth
at al a. Ion spoke bIg HenucO I'm Para for Salem
9Th tNueuepctd heavy eal. from the North and ald y
hours under tare poles al INST, Sqone snip Leviathaln
IyeYoo for New York with loss Of topmaSi the gale
of the 9Th Ar ShpPaulamen Liverpool July % bark
Ellen Noyes Calcutta Apl 20 hr tns CasAy, AudeliuI
ca bark Hadey Baltimore tugs Mara. ~ Domingo
CITY MaH. h y ) MARYLAND, philadelphia. >chrs +.
Copeland, Wilmington \ { ksnown, New-Nork
BALTIMORE, sept. 3-Arr shlp Howard, CalIlp, >chr.
W Duceu PASSPORT hrs s. Andrews. Ponce
PROV IDENCE, sept. SID slps William IA Sanford.
Jones and Thomas HUI. Miller. NeN-Nors
NEW BfDk ORD, sept cid Shp Heroine. Pacific
SD ship Good ketuIB. ana Draper North Pacific.
PORTLAND. Sept Ar orig Edward Lind, Phla
schls. jerome. do. Pawtucket New-YorA.
BALTIMORE, Sept 3-An. bar, Sarah Chase, Port
land
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TICKETS. ONE DOLLAR EACH.

DAY AND Nv ENING
To he had every d., a Castle Garden Demonlcos, New
YORK Hotel Aston and Irving liOuses and this Muse
Stores Of William Hall Son S,harenherg Luis. Kera-
,ire BfousIug Jolle Nan1efiees Schuoefth Co, and
St.d4r.
Tn., VII be suf zen, number Il offices at the
Garden prevent too large crowd, the pablo IT.
srecttu requested 20 procure tickets the DAY previous
A lar-e ., ice force Vs. II be m attendance during the
whole DAY, to MAINTAIN order
VISITOR, are requested 20 conform themselves g. tins d.
yection> Of the door Keepers I'd 20 the mode Of
efcss ard eCrcss
large number Of omnhuses VIII be found Al the Car
don dnrmg the whole day and after the performances.
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TRIPLER HALL-lmportant Notc

TRIPLER HALL. -lmportant Notice.
Il -Grnd Fashionable DAY Entertainment ON SAT
URDAI next
Prof ANDERSON The Tzari Of the North. BEES 'o ir-
KNOWLEDGE the receipt Of over
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY LETTERS
during pas fortnight 81. from heads u families fG
PARTIES residing the adjacent country districts relative O.
his clyIng Afternoon Entertainment O. enable couA
visitors ~ return home early
In compliance with such faterns and universal ieS
Prof ANDERSON has the honor announce fhff De- vii
give Grand Es>HIO\ARIE DAY PERFORM NNCE,
TT SOIREE MN>rERlEO>E.
for Juveniles schools. dl>tanf residents. - ~.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON next sept. b.
Doors open ri Commence ats
The performance will terminate about D ciocN
Admission 50 cents Juveniles under - wears i1 cents
Seas will b, secured for this performance a. The tla
during the week. from 10 4 VI 10 ( p VI and parties no
the country. desirous # attending. and viii ccmm1nca'
hy e;ter On OF before Friday stating the number II p e
req red shall meet with prompt attention, and thc at
eligible seats then vacant 4 lottcd them
Anearly Application for places Is re- commended
st3NThNS'
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DOARD 49, FARM HOrSE.-Fal@Il,...

Lee ard divcrais wishing ne con" ~ e.s -
house near Glen Cove l. fOr tne Fan a,.@rtef
accommodated on mined ATE Application % |,,,sl 4
Es carnage = 10 ~slriug every afternoon 90 w s
he Crofon fon Fulton mara t-slig, q ~ at.rouffL
auzt CT uTbac' CHAkLbS CNDD----
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zISIATyKE ALEASAc----TRIs DAY.
sr-s-p ssee-5 q Se.s-.---J q MoON-Ssts-
rIGH HATTE.---Seft I.
s9od7 Hoos 3la Gov Isiand-- Ola Hell Gate ia
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4 GRAND BALLET ENTERTAINMENT.

\
IL hich VII appear Cos the And PERMISSION e. NJ Maj
shalll he eminent
ROT SSEr FAMILY.
C0usls,Ing Of Naes Adelaide. Caroline Ihcre>ne and
Clemsntne RousSet
Conductor -.......-.--.----- Nj Kleutzcr
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lrRrnN,S THEATER. CuANeE.s.


lJ-AduIttance Is CTS. Children iei ctS. THURSDAY
and FRIDAY. Sept gih and 1'h In the Afternoon, 'l-
merc1nE II o'clock. PERFECT VOL Al NEN L,
very beautiful and celebrated comic pantorime IN u.
Evening commencing a. = ocl ocS. POOR PIiLtCODDN
MIRACULOUS EXPLOITS on the TIGHT ROp
THE MYSTIC CROSS giorio1s aud mtgsitrcn' t1-
A.
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TRIPLER HALL.-Open at T. 10
Prof ANDFRSON'S
GRAND DRAWING ROOM ENTERTAINMENTS.
IT SOIREES MNSIERIEOSES
The audience nightly average
TWENrN-SIN lit NDRED PERSONS
These are the best proofs Prof ANDERSON can ad-
vance 10 impress on the public the maynicenc0 and
sst Of his elaborate oerfOrmanccs IN
NATURAL MAGIC.
Illustrative Of the ftlacy OF
CRONANCN CHRONOLOGY and WIrCltCRAtf
EyCry sgtung during the week Prof \ VII hiso tle
honor II introducing several new and ast1Hndn- Won
deTS. aud rec0nmc DdS early arrivals
Admission 50 juveniles under twelve wears, -
cents.
Secure tickets at the Hotels the Hl al tAc CITY
Ticket Office. IS {. JOlhc's, NJ 3oO Broadway
For particulars see bills OF the day. -
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Two RENT-A Grocery Store. Goods
4 and Fixtures for Sale. Inquire No lo0j Brold~ a.,
cor x7th-st. q w.
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4 GRAND AND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT.
Ia when VIII appear
MADAME RrUCCAnALEfZEK
Sicn0r Ardifl Hiss Whiting,
Sisn.r IorinI. signor Colcirl.
PROGRAMME.
Grand Duet sung by .-. .Sgnou LorTrI and Coletfi
g. Variations d. BrayuTl airs from Robert IL Dazzle
c,ml,sed rs Labtrre. and executed on the Harp
WITH iIll orchestral accompaniment, ~
MAD,HE BERIItCA u ARETTtk
3 The Carnival If Venice. eNocnted or the fist time n
THIS country according u Pagann's celebrated pro-
gIamne. as performed by ann IA l. Fence. Venice:
SIGNnR ARDlfI
4 Am Sgur by Mss Virginia Nhltmr
b. general request the famous Notturuo Esplgnol 1r
the harp ----- MADAME BERTUCCA MARETZEh
>INTh.
For the frS; time this season the whole o Bens Opera
# Pl klIANt
Elv-a -..--- -SIgnCra A Bosio
Ammo -- ----- -S-nOr l.. Salyi
g'cr.,s, SlgnOr G Il ldialI
1eorr,o .----.------- Signor Mann
Conductor 800. $ gncr Agdl;l
ORDER AND TIME OF THE PERFORMANCES
The fret and second acts OF lrnia AT 5 ociocN
The Ballet ly the kOus,et Family. AZ
Third aud fourth acts 90 Norma. al 1 -.
Comedy by Mr. Boughan and ms company. II 30
,. The sec,sd act of Llcftxa Horgia, ~ go
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DANCING and WALTZING.-Mr. l.

- BROOKES Will open his SCHOOL on TUESDAY,
Sept 49, 1851. NJ the EAGLE ROOMS, corner Delaney
AID Chrste-sts All the and fashionable styles OF
Daucing iaught including every variety Ot Waiting Az
ocaufs for private lessons commence immediately, nj
hr private Academy and residence, No 23 Grand -,
corner II the Bowery. 81 Jihd'
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BOARD in BROADWAY-A gentle.

. man and his wife can be lccmmodaiot ~th a large
'front.' room, wuh pantry attached, IN the lIsc No ~
Broadway between Broome and Sprng sts Also, w.
ungle gentlemen can ue accommodated with Board ks-
crences exchanged. Apply above An
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vTO Observation-Disclosures, a pur

chaser Tor good country practice within y hours
Of the city A chance offered 70 physician Who
can give cash good paper Address PHYSICIAN, ~
h.pe Office 81 lwf
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BOARDING for INYALIDS in a Phys.


fortahly accommodated with whole par, # Aani.
some any rooms and hoard. pleasant hon,s iai gi
location at ~. iN1 Allen between stanton and f,aSau.
Also larre foot room, suitable for GsaensH and
VIE Stages pass the door sllgim
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where here are by few h1arfers, wsn'si 70 -
tleran ana f.. wife lnufg fle Wmter lam III
town above ifh - ard alih ate dna'f y.
Terms must rc rsgeag1hie he' fencrs stci'ns'h "
dress LEX. 1lbcLs O44ca, statins terms an - -"
- lf0rs
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FRENCH BUARD.-Two Geullcmen

4 aud their wives and few single gentlemen can y
accommodated W'h pleasant rooms aut board tiunshd
nufuuishsd with pa'loT, ad oning rec lired) m
French private ltm.ly occupying Tst-class house. Wa
al The modern pfovemens. ~ uaied Ia st Wars pl"f
Persons des of pTrcng the French LANGUAGE, ca
find excellent opportunity incrc"ptouaie fefsfent
gwen and required Address \ \ Dali InDn's ONE
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THE BLOOMER TROUPE at the

THE BLOOMER TROUPE at the
j CHINESE HALL. NJ $50 Broadway In canse-
quence of the APPRECIATION bestowed upon the perform
ances OF the Bloom eTroure the ladies have been induced
30 remain during the week, giving Grand Concert ttti
night with increased ATTRACTIONS Tcke's - cents - De-
had 70 an the principal MUsc>orcs and Hotels and az
the Hall
Mon Monday next the Troupe VIII commence rs
Eastern and Provincial tour giving rs hrst CONCERT ~
Newark y J on Monday the nth inst. on Tuesdaj a.
Rroykgn on Wednesday. a. williamson ON FhurSdly.
q. Ney Haven. CT, Friday 1t Hartford and on Saur
day a. Springfield. Mass. 81 ~