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Ghsntr,arl aud hlusac~i.

BowrRy TyArms-The attractions nou need for THE
Der succeeded by the Of The Forest II Dosdys
n the whole viii terminate with the Dumb 0ih a
Genoa"
benefit Of Mis- Laura Aosison The pieces selected ere
highly attractive consisting Of the tragedy entitled rhs
Pstrcisns Daughter" azd the comedy Of The Honey
Boon.n
EinLo's GaRprS.-The wonderful Rsvsl Family appear
again this evening In OF their be-t entertainments
t,olutons on the tight rspe epan'onime Of Hics
denus," and the fave rite 2antomme o. Raouls
ByRrOS's THr.rsr This fsvoriis rhespan temple
continues TO be tlsd TO evcrnowing nightly The new
comedy, entitled Nstye's Noblerssn," aud the new
farce 81" have Eaten my Friend" the pieces 80
scted for to night.
N.rros.L THSArRt Mr.. W NJ Ylemins viii take his
benefit this evening The pieces selected CONSIST e
Wsrnipg"-sll well cast
BeoueuaMs L,csrra-Miss Cushman take, her bsnc-
Of this ming AZ this will b. her last asp.arance
Mann' ring" and the farce Of the School for Tgsrs
are the pieces
T.nsssscS-Ms. Dichinson win Civ. his second
shs6 perisn reading. Mt the Tabernacle this evening
The subject Is 0thelio Prom his excellent readue
Of" Hamlet presume those press.A v induce theS
friends to Wilt tbs Tabernacle night
BaRsvm's Muasum-Th. popular place Of amusement
will certainly be crowded shs even a.
powerfully attractive are the pieces provided
CHsisr,'s MsssrpkIs--This urdo~bsedly popular kanl
OF negro per1ormerssre nightly horcred with large ana
highly respessble aSsmblagrss good programme for
to night
fsILovs' MsrsE4s give exseileDt enaertainmcnt
tbs evening, consisting Of Songs dsues, astrumenfs
pieces ana buresqves.
BowrRy ANrHirsgarss-- "A Gro sisk hease MAJ be an
ticiratei TO night at tbis popular esksblishmsnt
powerful are the Attraotisns offered.
TINS 0srAr wisssD ksRru This emperor a
all usecisrs vboes extraordinary fsats ali other
the pref sss n, sonBues TO attract The Aston spsr~
House s fuD every night lie CAVES grand day per-
forpsnce &C. morrow.
hApAs ASrA Bsnor Is In 70 en- making extensive pre-
q ne Sout auA
Wet previous to her ccrs Sturc for Europe vhioh u
ske place IN the spring The friends q this sd able
csnterice WI learn WITH regret that she siu sting
New YORK THIS fsli By reference TO our advertisisS
columns y viii DC en- tat abe has volu n.oersd hes
services at copcera fer charitabe purposes which win
ake pisce thh eve AnK at Staten talard
The programme a rich embracing sever, "a M. n me
also lends his vAiuabl. aid -
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Affairs OF Honduras.
THE SEIZURE OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF A &C.
Observation-Disclosures

vERNM RNT-suIPwRECK
From thu New Orleans Picayune Oct IL
By the arrival yesterday Of the schooner Mathew,
from Belize, Honduras have received files Of the Hoa
duras Waterman to the 9th ut.
We Learn from these papers that the determination a
the English government to take possession of kuatsn
ceaed meeting Of the British residents Of Rustsu has
been held at which plan Of government for the island
estabshm Mt Of sytem Of government for the islands
OF Ruaen Bonaca and others thereafter to be termed
the BAY Islands agreed to at general meeting held Ct
Ruatan on Stature day, August 1871 It provides thst
the government shall be composed OF the
or other representative Of the crown in Honduras Ls
gislative Assembly and sspepdisry Magistrate. Ths
3lst 32d, and $50 articles follows
All persons nov in Occupation Of sny land hali re-
provided tina; sush shsi r.g,..s, thsi,
msIstr.e and provided tha. sueh parties pay
'rT,ey 'na ns aas q such
sn ,s alter the arrival Of she masisrsts shall Be
suction ana 3, i prs. oissa sas sa
We earnfom the Waehmsn that the American schooner
George Wsltos on her passage from Chsgres to De-
HE was wrecked on the 10th ut, the main roef
II appears that this left Chsgres on or about tho
Ith uit for Belize, having been chartered by Messs
janis Hyde Co, to take 10 a cargo OF mahogany.
Shortly after she sailed fever broke out board at
tacking the master and whole disabling them
that they had not sufficient strength to work her. asa
thus che was In left TO chance and the
Of the seas on mssiss snd sIaas.r Ksyl she hostsa
her ensign union down, signal OF distress aud for
assistance Not being able TO get any che continued
her csurse until she sighted K.y Cocker reef where from
want II strength get the anchors She Sides
she dr ted bodily on, and became complete wreck The
UInfchpsar rays
We say cannot conceive how this disaster
CURED for seeing the reef before them the master and
must have been exhausted indeed not TO have pre-
vented her driving thereon. We shall however make
further comment but add that the keeper Of tbs
house ct Mauger Kay made effort to get board the
vessel when she was psssins and went some miles be-
yond soundipgs after her but sseing hr holding hcg
course, and the impossiby Of his catching her, he
turned 70 the Kay
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The Returned Arctic vessels.

TO Tux EDITOR OF THE HkkALD
STA Nov that the Rescue has safely Joined her con-
tor the Advance permit me respectfully TO suggest
through the medium of your universally circulated jour
raj the propriety Of the British residents In this chy
tskiIe the initistive In Offering appropriate co..
plis.pt 10 the muni6cent individual -ho orig Nd
and noble spts who 20 promptly respe nded q. and
ably and fatlessy carried out that perias edt IN
IL bed enough 20 let thoee brsv fe,, % aso.,t
almost vitbou, q cher II will b., yorsa N ve alto !.
them 20 rturn without giving ham a b.artv ami .
hestfet welcome. "Honor v, whom honor Il dus .
Yours respectfully. AN EN0LJsU NAN
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The Vermont legislature.

MONTPELIER, Oct. y 1851.
The House organised this rcnoon by the election of
Thomas X Povsrs (whis) Of Woodstock, speaker The
vote follows
". Powell whig 1o1 l. ID Bowditch OLD dem is
A. j. Rovell coalition. ~ Scattering. ...........
Chaon v Dsvy whig, Of Burlington, chosen Clerk
p-o. tenn. by the annexed vote -
Chslon Dsvy, vhig.. us Brady Barlow, o. l. dem
q. A. burbank costn 20
The chcsl vote for State ocers reported TO IN
joint Assembly giving the following result -
GOVERNOR,
Q. KWlisms wbig. .226T6 il Robinson, O. l. dem cess
7. p. Redheld, eo'tn 1880 Scattering 81
williams majority. ...................... es9
Ifrnr. GOVERNOR.
J. Converse, vhg. .22662 q Harrington line esq,
Rfletcher, coalition 1904 Scattering ........ II
Majority for Converse ...................... 7o2
George Hoves, whig. .220G5 r. Reddington, o. 665s
ID. 7. Thompson, o'inl4ss2 Scattering ......... IL
majority Tor Howts...... 1l56
The Governors message will not be delivered until
Saturday.
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Serious Accident ON Board the Steamer Pro-
metheue.

PHLADrLFHiA October y, IS5I.
Mr.. Anderson. q passenger board the steamer Pro
metbeus. (Which left New York on tuesday bound to
Nearseus) shot last evening In the thigh By the
carr Ofs fellow passenger The ship put into the
Beskwater last mis- ut for medical advice The wounded
transferred to the steamboat St Nicholas which
arrived here this afternoon. and the Prometbeus
sumed her voyage this morning.
magnificent entertainment has been given this
evening at Adams Express once.
The steamship City Of Manck ster sailed for Liverpool
hs afternoon, with twenty fear passengers and hxge
freight
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VRAvELLnRs, euIp.

NEW YORK AND PBILADELpHfA-NEw YORK
ssd Philsdeiphia drect-unitad states Nail Line
throvsh IN ~ hours via New Jersey Rsross. Fare
New YORK ct 6A NJ from foot Of Certlsndt street and
A. ~ and r. NJ, from foot OF Liberty Leave
rhiladepiis 81 and A NJ and r. NJ. from the foot
slnut street.
FoR BALTIMORE WksHNeror. or CHARSKsror.-
Through tickets sold In the above Inns through
ducto with through baggage checks accompanies the
esving atbP Passengers aud baggage N this train will
transported directly throush from depot 70 depot ths
route without estrs charge.
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Ctnrpfs<LiF CoupsrL L. PaciNa The pacing match,
between Pet of Hudson, to wagon aud Cayuxs Nsh ~
ns pes tvo mile bests for 800, OF yesterday
nf scon. and was won By Pet In two str-isht heats
Inc hrst mre e the second heat made BY Pet 70
A which is the quickest mile 90 on record The
.ne "a ihe heate was 5.l4-ble
Saws Dhy-Purse, $50 mile heat In harness
Geo Nelson named blk Lady Pcrkins....l
Q Carl named oh m Lady Jackson ...s.s'..'
X. v. Snediker named m. Kate ......s..... ans
Time-3t3; 30vH
Ur,ou Covsss, l. I--Taorrrvo. - geinssis Oct 81
Purse $50 mile heats best three In ave, under the sad
die
D PifS named blk q BLACK Rsiph..".".1
r Dsyk nsned Dutch Ohssiey ...,.,uf
No., fA-aJ-2@
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HAVANA ADvERTIsEnEsT.

VENTosAs FuRrITURk sroRgs No. q oBIspo
street, and 20 Obrapio street Hsea.s, tCussl MI
htoss has constantly hand In The absve we'll knsvn
SECS isrrs and vsusbls assortment OF Bousehod rurni
and Uthoisery ofths latest STYLE which he will sell
tNty per csRs iss than arr other house In Hsbsns Per
Visiting Hahana intending " keeP house and roA Wish
sss Hss y * ssak ssssssASis
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~ ssasscp OF the Ohio.

LovisviLLF. October Q, 1851
The steamer Senator bound for 81 Louis Struck snas
at hookpOtt Ia and sunk No hives we're lost
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CAMDEN AND ANNOY RAILROAD LINE IRON Nsw
" York " phsdeich Leave Pier No. NorA River.
lystesmbost Jonr POTTER Nornins Lima AZ o.oioeki
ifernoon Line. ~ o'clooh Fare w siter iAc for
81 % k.Ssihe, Agent
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Eominis Samns:on NJ Cbpuend.is: pr1 HsttsrioS "
M. Gu.h%an julia Msnnsrns Mrs sHerrss Lucy Bs
tram Mrs a Loder Popular Dance by Miss Msivins To
SsSS,ss T a sss isrrs Mr.
THs TRUSTEES OF ST. PAULs CHURCH. reMP-
will BE- given At the Church on Friday evening Oet TO- on
their Ssiusss ssrvioss '''
AAp pan AN anna Ma BISHOP BISHOP
mrs sI sn%ai roh sEps q the italian o,sr.
Mr. Ma i; 4; S Gno:rvrLpr.
% a. KHs who T N sSs In
songs 'N' "'' "'' -''0-f-'' -''A'' 49, AS'
Prelude-orrsn. Sch. Bach
p,.,,;s,,-aAv. N.,, ". a. King. o,..n,,,,
MRS. Edward Lodsr.
A '.' s'.' si;nSi Toiiiii:. '''' ''A'-'''
Asi,sa!'VsN 7 Aad Gse e isS
p.u.,p Dr.. Madame Bishop. r,.,,...
F'n'si''"L'' d'aI aV W & Kin: Blu n'n'hSf
tciar0nss obisatS; a.: Mr. T. Gr0nsveids)
FART iii%r'p'
- j. A Kyle. N'''' -
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S;s yoei.
rnl M l.I:ss, si'S.e; ,
concersino-clarionst Bstrman
Grand Ari.-"L,uss.: ps$l 1ses; xe..r.
Written expressly for MarO.j
Baad-"on the sani; g 6.fssslSaVsr Lav'nu
Tickets 81 to be hsa At m. Hall Sons 2s9 Broadway.
pS:sP;asnsSs aeoeqn. Of vs,sAsr The ..s.us...
eslsSs rfiS
and will return TO the city after the concert
CHINESE ASSEMBLY ROOMS. sac BsoApwAY-
ssss y' ''a s
sas 'fss .s 4: Ss s he
fi.sS. ssaer F:Ss:si Prof vandsi~syds 9paSsi and
D.nvrv,. =, ,.,,..,,.. $1,000
On ss S me IA ssu hsrsa1y nd fd,y Nat
an ns Grs after walsh nc s o.
% x. the i SS'
c,Esi .;' atT II; H sSy . r;i,
asa. lac RESI- 'h' 'D'i''''' 70 Be seen "a
C:HRIsTY's OPERA HOUSE. HEOHANIUs' HALL. NO.
e
under the q cari.ty whose
sh syor eighty sss "s SsI sno
'i rs. patrons ess csy sa .a,, .s
!..psssisi Informed ssshs saturday so%oor
CrIIows i sIs.rarL, Ar ,.L1owv NEW Tu,1.
e. nan, 90 B,ssdw; ts..sss 5s...a ana Grand
,orps OF tsIerted nd %
The past year have been received with the %
4: sii;' ashton .Ss ii
IT. a. .e.g 'H 90 ana 'sss sentatea
every Weanesdsy and sa.urSaY Tor the soees
.on VI 'a.ne', eou"ehe'ns ~ o oioch =. =.
0NuE ORIGINAL NEW ORLEANS sEKENADEKs-o
i Bwains Buckley Nasser Bpckev u Buckiev n
eshop Buckley H. Collins respectfully announoete
ssnt snssssmsnt Siss ur M rsiy nv maze eerIa
In oonneetson with Yellow ntns,res :, "a BrosSvsv n
nos sssi. nsssSn 70 .v.l south Any band Collins
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Bura,ars Arreas.a NJ Rochester.

KOCHfFTfR. Oct t85l.
Two men named Jim Gallagher. alias Captain Green,
and Joseph Ballard arrested last night havins
been traced here by ofscer from Baltimore Amongsf
their baggage chest OF burglars tools Of the m1kt
complete description discovered Gallagher Is
known a. an old cHcnder.
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The Georgia Election.

CHARLrsroS, Oct. g. 1851
seventy-four counties have been heard FROM aud
Cobbs majority tbus far Is 1900 The State II Is be-
Iicved, will give him Ia 900.
The Cor gressonal delegation stands yesterdayrix
Union aid two secessionists.
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From Boston.

CONVENTION OF THE WINGS OF NORFOLK COUNTY
MASS DANIEL WEBSTER FOR PREsIDENr-PoRGER
ABScoNDED-coUNfERFEIrBR ARRESTED, ETC.
BOsroS, Oct. Q, 1851.
The wings Of Norfolk county met In convention at
Dedham yesterday, and nominated Marshall p. wilder
Ly sander Richards and William IL Cary, as candidates
for the State Senate.
The following resolution passed unanimously -
Resolved That In opinion the brilliant success TIE
national Standardization in preserving peace At home and
sbrosd mainly owing TO the mAtchess talsnts the IN
fir ching courage, the unshh patriotism, the
far seeing wisdom and untquaed ststesmanhp ofths
rotary OF state That In exalting his above
any other living statesman do
in recommending Daniel Webster earnestly do
20 the whiss OF the whole Union the
be next President only Astng
prosperity.
The convention Of the largest ever assembled
In Norfolk county.
The entire Of property the east side Of Leeds
Hotel Stamford. Vt, narrowly escaped destruction
the 9th inst large building fred but the flames
were discovered and extinguisbed.
Mr. Zenas Cook Of Hsdey Mass, has been detected
In fogeries to the amount Of several thousand dollars
and has sbsconded. The Northampton banks the
principal sufferers.
George M. Henry who has heretofore borne q good
character has been arrested aud nited prison.
Mass for passing counterfeit money
siderable quantities Of which found his person
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.


The Latest from Washington.
CONSUL OWEN DIsMssED-PREsIDENT FILLMORE AND
THE SYRACUSE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF KOS
sUTH-MovEMENTs OF HON. EDWARD STANLEY
sPECULATIoNs OF THE WASHINGTON PRESS ETC.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 9, 1851.
Consul Owen has been removed The delay In removing
him at simply from the necessity the govern
ment under Of receiving authentic official account
Of his conduct The President determined the
first to him, II official information confirmed the
newspaper reports Of his procedures and In doing he
has carried out the universal sentiment Of the whole
American people. Mr. Fillmore has written to Mr. Owen
that his defence Is entirely unsatisfactory.
1t IL understood that the President has been prompt
and decided with reference to the Syracuse outrage he
has shown himself in regard to the Cbrstana tragedy
In both instances he has called upon the officers Of the
Unite States that the laws fully and properly
executed 1t is impossible always to prevent sudden
violation Of the law but by holding the denquents to
strict accountability such outrages will become much
less frequent This the President is determined do
and In thus fulfilling his solemn obligations He will not
be inundated by fanatics matter where their hab
taton Az the President Of the United States Mr.. Fill
more knows but duty-loyay to the Union and its
init all the parties in the Syracuse affair, tbs charge
Of high treason
fire salutes and extend all military houors to Kossuth,
at New York and other places grand dinner will be
given him at the Presidents house.
Bets offered largely the election Of Simmons,
the wing candidate for Governor Of Virginia. Secretary
Stuart says his election is more than certain"
Commodore Warrington and Commander Payne will
sail from Norfolk for Havana on Friday
The Hon. James Graham, Of North Carolina, died on
the 30th ultmo
Hon. Edward Stanley has arrived at Washington
his way to New York.
The Union Of this morning, undertakes to prove the
existence Of sympathy between President Fillmore and
England and France with regard to SPAIN and also that
he is a rank abolitionst.
The Inteligener glorihes the Union victory in
Georgia.
England in the affairs OF Cuba and cautions England
that the first show of British Intervention will BIZ the
signal for a movement which neither Cuba nor Great
Britain all the European powers combined,
sist for this point the mind Of the American people
is made up 1t states the only security for Cuba to be
In the protection Of the United States government.
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The Gale at Nova Scotia and New Bruns-
wick.


OVER THREE HUNDRED LIVES AND ONE HUNDRED
VESSELS LosT-sEvERAL BODIES REcovERED-pIs-
TINGuIsHED PERSONS DEAD, ETC.
HALIFAX, N. 8, Oct 8, 1851
letter from Charlottetown, prince Edwards
Island) dated the seventh Of October gives an ac-
count of the recent fearful gale, which commenced
on Friday night, the third instant, and continued
till Sunday night The intelligence received Is only
from about New London and Rustco where 1t Is esti
mated that at least hundred sail are ashore
and from three to four hundred lives have been lost
1t is feared that the accounts from further westward
viii be equally distressing
great many bodies have been taken from the holds
and cabins OF the stranded vessels.
In order TO give idea of the great number Of men
and vessels who were probably engaged of the coast
the time Of the storm, make the annexed extract
from letter dated
sovRIs, Sept. H. ISL
and seventy nine British maekerel fishing vessels
in the Sours roads. On the 18th visited
oftwo hundred and nineteen fishermen There
Tour sail Of British and fishing for
maeberi Cd the coast Of this island the Of the Mag
daen the Bay de Chaleur and Cape Bresoa North
have made riot here malrested the In
Chief Justice Carter Of Fred erickten, New Bruns-
wick died on the 9TH Of October
Captain Darby, Of the British service Is also
dead. .,-
The NOVA Scotia Legislature viii meet for the dis
patch Of business on the "a OF November.
BosroS, Oct. o. 1851
Mr. W. r Wade, of Ipswich Mass: has left for Prince
derwrers Of fishing and other vessels lost in the late
gale.
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DROUGHAMs LYCEUM, BROADWAY, NEAR BROOKE
ID street doors open a. 70 begin a. soloot Drss,
ssats 81 Private Boxes. S. Benefit q Mas Cushman
COL nnsrins Mr. Foster Henry BsSsssm Mr. a. Sofasn
Dominic sampson, Mr. Chppendals; Dirk Hatteriok. Mr.
Miss cashmsn; Julia MannsrinE Mrs skerrssS Lucy Bsr
conclude with the SCHOOL FOR TIGERS Panels. Mr..
Johnston; Tom Crop Mrs. Skerrett.
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CHINEsE AssEMB BLY, ROOMS $50 BROADWAY
" Monday Oct l3-Grsnd Vocal and Inssru mental Con
cert given BY the celebrated artist signor N B,ssos
Sutsrst to Her Majesty the Queen Of spsin Sig B,,Os
dor Psrs and Madrid He will be assisted by eminent
artists Priu Donna Siga Eliza Vaisntiu Mrs Glars Ad
dfsn, signor P.vasel Prof Vauderweyds (panstl and
Prof Jueryoe (yolinistl 49,
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RARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUM.-ADMIssloS.@
- cent9 children, l2h cents Thursday and Friday Tst
9Th aud 10TH In the Afternoon, at O'clock Song BY
Charlotte Crtre after which, Dance by Luciuda Girls
tine followed BY the ACCORDION
Bepjamis only tour years old Dance By NJ, Thompson;
e.ude with the pretty piece LOyEIN HUBBLE LIFE
In the eveniI st o'clock will be siven TIL STRANGER
-strtnger Z. W. CLARKE; Mrs Haer Mss Mestayer Peter
Mr Hadaway. TIE Chinese collection the Happy Family,
usual. "
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MD LATk
- william conote Comedian.-Ths nittss have en-.
honor that the folio eminent artts have
vounteercd their valuable for the aon which
viii tale place 81 Breusasms Lyceun en- SATURDAY eva.
ipg October IL Professor Anderson the Wizard OF
the North has g,nsrousy censnt.d 70 spyesr wsu.
By permission Of WIN =. Burton, Esl; wn. n Fiemins
By permission Of A. H. Purdy Es John Breughsm and the
talented Lyceem together with whites inima
BILE srnsdr and sheltons oels brstsd Brass Band Seats
can be secured on application 1T the Box once.
JAMES ~ TURnER, Chairman.
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BROADWAY ThEATRE.-E. A. MARSHALL. SOLE
;.s open a. q to ooT%snSs - eGSSs
eles cents Gallery oent Private Boxss IS and "a
BENEFIT o. Mss a. L.T.. rrdsE Oct 10 III
TER-Esri Of Lyntefns NJ Ienne; H9rdaunt NJ Convey
LSdia Mme Ponisi Neapolitan Dance by 5gnor Ne and
Mile Adeline. To conclude with the H0NEYmOON-Ju-
Arapza, Mr. Barry; Jacques Mr.. Davidge.
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DAGUERREAN PANORAMIC VIEWS or CALL
~ fornia-No~ exhibition At No $40 Broadway, over
Galleries. the above collsction Of
pictures tshen from nature by r. H. Vance Admission IS
cents season tiehets. 90 cents.
LIME ARTS ADMISSION FREE THE ALLERY or
Paintings by the best Dutch aud English Psntsrs
Europe noe open, without charge 70 the public ct ses
Broadway. mont 70 walker street until Wednesday
the 18Th Inst when they will be offered auctcu
public and the ladies' invited 10 call and
iudge for hemstltes.
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Healys great picture the uoa. Daniel Webster re-
plying 70 General Hsyne, Foote'S resolutions
Unitsd states Senate 1850 which h., drawn vded
sembs Of the elite 81 Boston whore II has lately
hbited nov open At the the Nations. Acsd,my Of
Design 6b5 Drosdw opposite Bond street. aud vii,
NJ daily Sundays ssesptedl reason tiekst. 81 single
admirers OF This rrest work has 10 eoptempls
ton the production splendid line OF the above
be executed By the abest masters Of the Europe
subscriptions TO which will be received any
hour ofths day or evening.
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- W.dr,s4,v svsnrg 7fth ELIZA vie Of JAMES s1shen,
80 g..t fsrlfer III the WI. Picket ao1 81 ysa
H. ass apd scalaancs + The family sae ihe ne poefs o.
Hsncok Loo-s 10. Of OF respectively ~ "a - t-ns ~
fursra from Ter rssdsucs 80 Gnsen~ca 81 % faJ ''A
ttt a. C'clCd, Pm -,,~
a. Boson md Sswboryport papers sass copy n
sInEON md cor Il and LydA CrAgn aged 'sr' ana
H. .rds respectfully invted . attend 10 "a
rss tbs az THURSDAY ats oE from TIC s1'Aa d N4-a01'
further LTtAtfn II
The la;e W. King aE-d ~ year ,, IA, - -, ~
- Nv Joe Corci hu and AorroF Robins are ~ 20 .
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