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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-30

DAClIIu NAIL STEAMSHIP -CONfArfs-ChANGE
Il Of sailing Dsy.---1he only THROUGH Lns for Cali
irsa and oresen via chas ss . sis.i ,m.h,r
EMPIRE CITY, AGO. tens Tanner Comm snaer VII sal
Friday January 9th at precisely O'clock n Me- tfom
her pier CT Warren street " H. with the govern
ment mails, for Chares ThsErss ransfrrea
ina in lie Empire City will connect with the United ss.es
All steamshp Caliorria 10 sa without delay for San
Francisco. on srrva Of the passengers and mail At anams
For fresht or p,ssase .rrly AZ hs 9mes, No ~ we"
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N EDICAL,

nm NERVOUS DEBILITY.-DR DELANEy's CELE-
" braed Curative Instrument, the only insllibe
for these disorders and dbies retultns from self
abuse Sc may be had At his oce 81 Lspenard street.
price $40 Sent 10 any rsrt Of The country. Particulars
TWEEN Erstis,h post paid applied for.
ITO THE ArrLICIED.-AN INFALLIBLE REMkDY
for those drlcrsble eonsequesses resulting from self
raid Boz 100 Broadway Post Oce New York eity TO
victims Of ndsereon and Qusckery II 10 Of the highest
portsnce.
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RARNUNs AMERICAN MusEUx.-P. 7. BARNu

QAHNUMs AFRICAN MUsEUx.-P. 7. BAaNUM
Manager snd Propris.or Jehn Grssnvood Jr. Assist
Ant Manager Admission TO the entire Museum and perform
snces. censs children under ~ years lax Parquets
S cens extra Monday and Tuesday Dec. 18th and SOth.
Grand attractions After eacing
At o'soos sonie singing dancing Aes9sdesn perform
anees &c followed by the ora, drama of GEORGE BARN
WELL Evening at7h o'clock the mu Oh appl,uded and
popular comedy % MAJOR JONES COURTSHIP. After
which tie holiday piece OF fun. mischief maso and
eaantaeat, called tas PALACE OF PEACoCKs; Or, Ia.
Fairy C-one OF the most gorgeous pgntomnes yes placed
before the public aat ovsreowiBg With funny tricks and
tesque iDeiteDs The kohnoor Diamond, Sc, rs usual
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Importntions of Iron for Thirty Years.
STATEMENT EXHIBITING THE QuANrIry VALUE os Bar
IRoE IMPoRTED ANNUALLY FROM 1921 30rH JUNE 1851
Yrs efdirg Bar Mdnu b. Rolling. Bdr Manu- Olierwis
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INV WARDS rEToRTuNATE.s FRIEND BEATS All
- the stl.r medicines Cor curing private disesses
bottle with treatise, only one dollar who Will give ices
nter that Gail and get this great medicine, containing
uuiver,.i ct,sns sr .sspssrs am 40 BE m.sx
remember te Depot 50 Canal street. Many cured in twea-
tyfour hours By the Unfor,unstes Friend Ne medicine
alae DO tiAh
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DAcKETs FOR HAyRE-sECoND LrNE-THE FOL
il lowing ships will leave Havre the l6th. sad New

PACKETS TOR HAvsE-s5cosD LIsE.raE FOL
lowing ships will leave Havre on the l6th. snd New
'''~ = 'N' = Iron Y. York. From Havr..
ships DENIS Jan. FEB. 10
loo tors burthen. Nay I June Is
Aiorro roisnsbse, master Sept l Oct ~
sbip ST. NICHOLAS FEB. I Marsh Is
Loo teas burt1ea, June ! July 10
n. W. EyceiEh master Oes l Nov. 10
ship BAL1lhOkE. Mash April 10
TDQ tens burthcn, Juy I Ais. -
v. n. Conn, master. New. ! Dee. ~
ship WILLIAM TELL. April May IS
tnev), 30 tons turthln Aux. l Serf. -
John WillArs, master Dee. I Jan. Is
They all ciss New Tori built ships provide With
all articles ter ths comfort azd convenience o.
ngsrs and commanded By expsusnee ia the trade
The q passage 500 without winss % liquors. Go,ds
10 the subscribers viii BE- forwarded free from any
charres Int those actually Incurred.
BOYD a HiNcKEN. AGENTS. lsl Pearl ctreci
EoR CHAoREs AND San JUAN DE NGcARAGgA,
direct.--fha new and aplerdid steamship Pi0sEER,
Carta Asa Edrdse will leave the foot ct Netry street.
NORTH River on Thursday, January lst a. o'clock T. NJ,
precisely fer the above ports direct. This vessel having
elegant accommodation tor osta second cabin snd
these stcut EcirE &C California should make
early aIrliestens on bear. % to -
". :. 7. ThPsCoIT CO, 81 South street.
Passtnsers scnt cut IN tie Pioneer, viii PROBABLY Be In
time the steamship New Orleans, leaving Panama
on the ltth January
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WELCA's NATIONAL CIRCUS CHssNUv srRHnr.

WELCHs NATIONAL CIRCUS CHESTNUT BrRHuf,
w bslow Ninth. PhilAdei phA-L. B. Lent. hana~ec-2a
ssmene OF shs srsAs Frenea equestrisnne hIo LocAn
Tourriare who viii evening and Saturday
Gernooas "a surerb scenes dEquitahea supported By
French and American company OF unrvAlled Ability form
ns Of talent hitherto uneaused IA philsds
annens II here produced on seAs OF spen5or
passed5y ess blishneps in the world Prot
Equestrian Director; PenEand Aad worreu. olovns
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QoVERY rHIArRK~D00Rso OPEN At s5(; CURTAIN
~ nsW oiook. Boxes. cents Pit In oents; eeAss
In 0rchestrs boxss % cents Tuesday evening Dso 81 ths
C sommsnos With sas hsserics Play styled
HAmtoni De Guaxder Mr. sseyens wasrenns A. orifshs
0urois, Mr. GoodAlk Judith Mrs A. Parker Adsis, Mrs.
0sat.an ouinnvor Mrs Jordan e with tho
CAVE: Harlequin of the Magic VAuey-Cryseallne,
nss Haert; william, Mr. 0rifths; 0sner Batterhsad. Mr.
Taylor; Tommy Mast Cony; Dame Basserhssd. Mr. Cony.
RURroNs THEATRE CHAMBERS srREsr.-DooRs
~ open 81 20 begin a. o'clock Dress Circle and PAY
Suests " cents Second Tier oents Private Boxes SIS
saP
yrAnsnt Mr. Blake, frAne. Lstopohe Mr. Aoorhouse Ja-
sHUoGLSR,s SON AND rag E2cisEsAs's DaUG III.
Tka-kck Bssssn Mr. Dunn Kate Miss Hill. To cOaciuds
vita the hUhMf-Tosy Tramp. MI Bufson
NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM srREEr.-DooRs
open at Oh curtain rises att o'clock Dress Circle and
Private Boz Tickets, 81 tuesday evening Dec 30 ths On
DAYIEsrtin Msywood Mr. J. T. Scott; Toby Heywood Mr.
oaAe Haywood. Mrs Fshsls; Polly Briggs Mrs Martini
To be followed by the drama of the WATCH D0Gs-pe-re
le 0res'e Mr. Blanchard; Hear Mr.. Arm old DAunay Mr.
CLARKE Thsrese. Misc Charles; Marie k3a Barber TO
clude with The pantomime OF the kAxBLE MAIDEN.
CHRIsrYs OPERA HOUSE, MECHANICS HALL no.
~ AZ Broadway. above Grand strest-open every oshs
during the week until further notice Tho original we'll
known Chrisys knstreis oom prsns ethcent and
cattle corps Of 'rslentsd and expersneed psrormers
this oty for eesson Of hve years havs been
Eish favor by highly and fashionable audiences
Tskets Is cents Doors ct 6 and will commence IS
fully informed THAI the Saturday afternoon concerts dis
eontinued An afternoon Concert New Years day
meneins Of O'clock.
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XANDERBILT's LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA
Nioarsgus,-1he favorits stsamship PRoMErHEUs
Capt. Churchill vii leave pier No North River on Mon
day JsnuaryS NJ TOT San Juan De NearsEua
whence VIII be ccnveYed the transit route
efthe Nessu. Compsny having but twelve miles Of snt
tanspcrtaton 70 san Juan del Sur from which point they
will proceed without delay 10 San francisco Fer freight
" d. u. ALLEN. Battery place. mr. stairs.
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A sToR PLACE OPERA HoUsE.-PRoFEssoR AN

A sToR PLACE OPERA HoUsE.-PRoFEssoa AN:
dersons incredible hystsrts this eveningrhe Gift
Flora Tbe Electric Pr enomens Water Wine Tue
Great Exhibition Cssks The Belzonan Creation Tho Bot
Ne Co and get holiday gifts from the Profsors Cor
pueopa Places can Re secured At .ns Boz ses trou
NJ to r. M for pa-tes families or schools tits the most
irterestng establishment in the city Day performsaces
New Years Day aud every Thursday and Saturday at
during his stay. Doors open OF oelooL Wonders
menee Parquetss ana Dress Circle so oeats Upper
Tier and juveniles under twelve years - ets The WzIds
u lirrted
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nR. WARD. DEVOTED TO DELICATE DIsgAsKs-
~ warrants the sreediest oprs. You will BE- eprsd ~
positively in hall the usual time All who have
traeted private disease. make early sgpcs,on. HE
treatment stsnds alone the admiration ofpyscans them
selves who often ais patents The usdss
ether doctors, never saw anything 70 elusl a. Fisher
street. coraer Of Broadway.
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NIECUS.-fUk AkPHITHEATRE OF HESSRS, =.
" Bands Co has Appropriated the entire receipts Of
wednssday next IN aid Of the hungarian On Thur
day New Years Day. there will be given three superb
tertsnneHtS The celebrated Madame TournAirs y like
wise 70 appear after the holidays with
horse which she hss lately had trained IN Parts
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nocToR WARD MAKEs NUMEROUS CURES or D.
~ ate Diseases, atbo Canal street. Of BrosAvny.
Far better for you uniortunes yoursvs
than Of tie hun ired ingnorsnt humburs Delay
net TO- come US for you may have 70 eeme At shea
will be xrahed beyond all anticipation yourself
better in twenty.four hours. No fee I'LL cured.
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~ Grand Carnival week Celebration of New Years Der
And Aid Of Hungarian Independents
On Monday evening entire succession OF eas aAd
classic exercises In the which will be rspestsd
Tuesday On Wednesday evening the entire ross
rseepts OF tie horEs WI be handed to the Hungarian
Central mee in aid Of the great Of untvsrssa
Liberty On Thursday NEW Years Dayl there will be thees
massihcens on afternoon and
ing The distinguished Partisan equestrienne kme roar
naire engaged for limited number Of nights, aud viii
maize her hst appearances this season Monday Jaa
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Successor to and former Director of the Laboratory
OF u. ROussel, III Chesnut street, philadelpha

eRe G. N. MORRISON, Wholesale and Retail Druggist
No IL Magazine street, being appointed Agent sale
OF BAZlN llate RoussEL's) PREMIUM PERFUMERY
IN the city OF Newt )rcans has constantly large stock
hand, which he will supply to Wholesale dealers nignuac
turer's prices. mh1 IBID
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DRY GOODS, MILLINERY
New Spring Goods.

New Spring Goods.
THE undersigned are receiving complete
L and general assortment of FOREIGN and DONES.
TIC FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS, suitable for
the Spring and summer They call the attention
the County Trade and Planters to their and
stock which they offer the reasonable Mer
chants and Planters will find to their interest call and
examine their stock They do profess sell cost bu
they them that prices will be low be pur
chased any where in the city
mill I'm MALARD 4 ARMISTEAD. 10 Gravier It
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Wright Liddy mrs
Wilson Jno mrs
Wilson Lucy Ann mrs
Wilson mrs (Grayier streetl
Wolf Caroline miss
Woods Jane mrs
Woods Ann miss
Wood Jane mrs
Wood Lsvini. miss
Wooster II mime
Worthington Mary Ann mrs
Wyse johanna mrs
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COAL.

MulioPd Mines, KentuckY,l /
FRBRuARy 10. 1851.
IRON and after this date, Steamboats, an be
supplied with superior quality Of COAL. - -
from the above extensive Mines at Napoleon e4a4sa
lished permanent Depot e. A. MILFORD.
fei8 I'm Manages.
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TN ILLER, HARRIS ~ WALDO, No. IA Canal
lfA street. New Orleans. wholesale and retail dealers in
FINE TABLE CUTLERY. Plated, Panshed, Tin ia.
ramps and GiTndoes; Glassware; Plain and Coioed Floor
Mating, and House Furnishing Goods generally Sperm
and Wax Candies; Sperm Wnale Lard Lnseed, Neasoot
AND Chemical Oils Spirit Gas. Camphne, Aleoho Turoen
tine and Paints of all descriptions; Brushes Window Glass
Putty; White Lead; Sand Paper: Glue; Cured Hair Hair
Seating and Springs; Flowing, Polishing, Scraping, Fum
ture. Coach, Black Japan and White Danar Varnsbes
Aso-Picked and Common Moss always for sale.
:, PRICES OF CAMPHlNE:
By the barrel cents per gallon
ny le ilSe gallons TO cents gallon
ror less quantity. 40 cents gallon
a
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-EeIlyc1si4A.
OGLETHORPE UNIVERSITY, GA.

lHIFvfVFfSFftYEEs
OGLETHORPE UNIVERSITY, GA.
THE SCHOLARSHIP PLAN adopted by this
L Institution presents the parents, guardians, and the
phiahhIopc liberal for finished education than
has yet been offered by other Literary Institution the
country For the of one hundred dollars in advance,
script VIII be issued, which entities the holder to have whole
family Of boys educated without any further charge for
tu9n; and for the payment of five hundred dollars script
will be given emitting the holder and his legal representatives
to have perpetua ly one scholar in the Institution
The high literary character OF the Faculty, well the
eathness of the location and the mos training OF the
dents makes ii OF the desirable Institutions of the
Sonth Tor the education of our youth
For particular Information the Institution, appi-
ca ton be made either of the undersigned who the
authorized Agents for Louisiana:
j. Nj w PICTON, 1853 Carondeet st.
feI0 Sm w P CANiPBE L. SS C;ravler ST.
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n 10 larSeSt assortment
L TEAS ever offered FORT
sale IN this city. and at lower
prices. These TEAS are of
the latest importation, and k\
OF the most choice qualities y
grown in & h ina, having -
been selected with great al
care. For the use of fam
lies they are put mp in
small quantities in well Sc.
cured metallic packages, so
as TO preserve their fra "a
GRANGE as long as in the Y,
chests. kS
GE"City retail dealers, Is
country merchants, steam NJ
boats, ships and hoteissup-lt,I
pied with every dnsctin. ~
tonOfTEAs, inchests. half
chests, II ib and i Id boxes, {
ages, if desired.
iaN tim A. II.
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ROUssEL,s Premium PERFUMER1

THE Ohio Mechanics Institute at its recent ex-
hhiton in the city Of Cincinnati. awarded X Bazin,
ioT ahey soaps and riumefy the highest premium
Us late exhibition in the city of Boston, awarded to x Balm
premium. -
The American institute its last exhibition in tho city Of
newf ork, awarded 70 X Bazn, for Toilet Soaps and Per.
fu,mnery SILVER medal, being the highest premium.
ne Franklin Institute, at its recent exhibition in the city
and periumery. silver medal being the highest MUM
All The above awards made the month of October,
loo and the four exhibitions above are the only
this year. ~
The subscriber is determined to maintain and, if possible
10 enhance the reputation which his establishment bas ac-
CURED during period OF more than thirteen yeais
clally solelts a eontLnua nee Of public PATRONAGE.
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THE THOMPSON COAL YARD, StCharles
street corner s Julia Street.-The subscriber having
OF Coa Is PREPARED delyer in lots suit his friends
and the old customers d the Yard the best quality Prrrs
Coal. JOHN G. RROVVEH
f Orders may be left at the store Of Browe, Co.
NO ~ camp street. jail 6m3p
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ST. CHARLES THEATRE,

ST. CHARLES THEATRE.
Managers Observation-Disclosures & S NTH
Stage Manager D1BAR.
rs- Third Might Of Mile CELEsT!NE FRANcK Mons, EoN
Gsf EEbth Mons zA'isIo"SAi lies v FRANC and
THls EVENING. Friday, II, will be Performed the
THE FEAST OF ROSES.
Other character; By zavys:owsA' Mons Credible
After which the Conf; Ballet entitled
THE JOLLY MILLER.
Characters by Mo. Espaa, Mons Gfeieus Miles yiciorna
Frank and Lqdpn For Particular. ace bills OF the day
SKETCHES IN INDIA.
Tom Tape. mr.. DeBar
W iomcfros iaii night Of the cnraaemsat Of Nile Gel Es
TINE FRANK end the Bale, Company
q Door. hapas, & performance to commence
PLACIDE's VARIETIES.
tB FIVE ENTERTAINMENTS. New Brilliant Dancing
THIS Ey YEN Fney March H. 1851 will be presented
THE FAMOUS LETTER DUET,
The elegant Comeletta
WHERE THERE IS A WILL THERE g WAY
Supported by Mrs c. Howard Mrs Gonoyer, and MessIa.C.
Howard Holland and Dawson
D0f"s 'Ds BRILLIANT DANCING.
by Mile yaee, Mons. Maugi Senior Vega. and
and Mons. Pinguely.
The last Comic Farce, called
NEW YEAR HOLYDANs.
In which Mr.. g. Holland, DeWaIden and Mrs Reeve,
Will appear.
TIC conclude with successful ,atr:al of the
TUNEFUL NINE.
Phaia q HoSard
Euepe Mrs W. ?. Johnson
P1ss Of rarqustte,
Boxes third coiored only, so cents
The Box oc. viii be ope every day. from 10 until ecock
g., "
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NOTICES..

tV Nodce.-The COMMITTEES appointed for obtaining
-p.ons Tor Rebuilding the ST. CHARLES HOTEL, viii
:, ne'.'' Hsndrson Gsines' No. IS Canal street,
y heir Subscription Book,
me mmhsr, Of The will meet daily at the oHes
" hossDALE, ESQ, No. 81 GraEier street. at haifpast
e.eaea. y. c. cAMMAck, chairmsn'
- is. Dalton. Whose duty it is to yaccinate
Who require and desire has been for -
By Sickness from doing be is now ho,., pre'en'en
70 a'cnfs mat DUTY ana requests the Principals and Teacher a
the several Schools TO send sueh children
~ others desiring protection against the SMALL
respectfully invited to call at his Office, l75 Crcu. street.
-e><
EV Notice Is hereby given that application has le.r
made to the Lousans State Bank for Duplicate
No. iI93 dated January 1885, shares full paid, in
the Louisiana State Bank Of JOSEPH FOWLER
the original q which has been lost msiad W. BOGART
ia'Nd Curator Of the Estate Of ]. Fowler, Jr.
IL Nofcc.-The undersigned has resumed business on
bis and will aid in the liquidation of the
late house Of LEvERfcH CO., dissolved by Of Mr.
EDWARD j. WALSH 20 W: z. LEyERIcH'
Succession of John McDonogh.
~ All p.rsons indebted the Succession Of JOHN McDoN
OCH requested make immediate payment Tsaenary
Executors Of hi, Estate otherwise legal be
resovcry of all unqudaed claims; and having claims
sgn, said Estate will pren; them the Office of said Executors
corner Of cusOnahouse and Royal streets.
F. fH:$$;s ::::'s. s;..s,s!..
Iaish ): sPEas Smith.
A~ /. o. o. f.
K& ma no HOWARD Y LODGE No Is meet. :,.y
q Tehqspitsus. Posdra. srssi. at
T. ff.fRS tcas..yy " MeGaaTag sfsy
j. DAVIS, Treasurer. jaIS
OFFICE OF THE JEFFERSON AND LAKE PosTcHAR-l
cvAITR4nIs P Rnbts9Ap CgrsoIttor, March. 1851.
lie ua Monssy be r insiaSf Il h
@ G Ss . sG Rsss 0 s ps
m6i1 q V -en JOHN HAMPsoN, Chief Engineer.
nISSOLUTION-Th Copartnership hereto
- fore exisiing between the subscribers, under the style
and hrm OF JOHN L. HEATH q Co. dissolved by niu-
tual consent this day, the 9Th of March, 1851.
accounts due by the firm will be liquldated BY Iohn
7. Heath. at No. Notre Dame street mhl1 Al
NOTICE.
INHE subscriber, having withdrawn from the
street Landing New Basin No s. between Circus and St
19bn streets i nov prepared to all orders in his ns
strict attention business to merit continuance Of The ame
lie prepared to sell the lowest market prices making
very literal deduction for cash for the truth Of which h
BIRCH, OAK and PINE WOOD,
GGEMENMIT ZEN, PLA STER PARIS,
saved tATHs, shiSsfLE CLAPBoARDs.
mhlO 6,i, II. HAMILTON.
SORIA, JACOB, Notary Public, No. 81 Graver
street, has been appointed by Gov Guion, COMMISSIONS
| fof the State of Alabama. mhl2 3m
| MARKS, JOSEPH B., Notary Public. Office
Az No. 30 Camp street, between Common and Graver
over the Insurance Bank of w. b. Partee Reappontet
9th February lo3l mh3 3m
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN-JAMEs G
II BELDEN. NJ D., 10 Carondelet street ja28d&w
|
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'Ht undersigned continue to make liberal cash
advances approved cnnsgnmens their fiiends in
Richmond, baltimore, Pha ephia, New YorA and Boston.
lei II fERD. KENNETH & co. SO Magazine At
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NHElarges. assortment Of GREEN and BLACK
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WHlTE LEAD-25 tons, from the best North
w ern Manufacturers for sale BY
NATHAN JARVIS & CO.
mia If corner Magazine mi ComTnr s,s
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InitinIs
;entlclalen's List,

M mrs....M mrs....M G mrs....Flz S mrs
M. MUSSON, p. M.
nrIsa Msret ia, IA
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-08-23
No. Of Kilos KiIos
Departments. factories Prod. 1880 | Prod. 1912

This information was given BY NJ FouLp, Minister of FL
nanees, upon the introduction Of bill making appropia
ton for the purchase Of 455 saccameers which have he
necessary by of the late law ordering h, from
and after the LIST Janusy, 1852, The beet sugars are 10 be
taxed according their ssccbarine richness The Minister
declared iha, that date there would be active operation
in France s3t sugar factories and 81 refining establishments
Intelligence from the vine districts Of the and SOUTH
east continue be highly uuavorabe The grape behind
hand at least three weeks. SPELL Of weather is
cessay Tor their Prospects n the southwest in
Lansoedoc and The BodeIas better, and good
crops are counted But unless the weather is favorable
TINS month and the next, the quality will be inferior
Three distinguished Hungarian refugees have just arrived
% Paris They are NM. Mrsz anos, EI. Minister Of War,
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M.1r, an .rtIsy Colonel ana Co., K2ros.. Aidds-C.np

MAHr. an srtIsv Colonel and Co., KArosA. Aids-Csnp
Of Gen. DEnsISsKI.
We arc lust nov 10 The midst of the five SIX days se
given by The city of Paris to the Commissioners Of the Lon
don Exhibition Paris is extending to her English neigh
bors an eegsn, and splendid hospitality We have mere the
Lord Msyor Of London and numbeess other British noa-
blies was present on Saturday night at the theatrical
exhibition and concert given in the spacious and brilliant
halls Of the Hotel de Ve The best actors of the French
theatre performed upon stage erected for the occasion
Moeres Medecin aLre I and the pupils OF the Constr
pctoire de Musaue sang, with instrumental accompaniment
ten choice morses of Beethoven, Haydn Weber, diacks
Rossioi &C. Between two and three thousand guests oil
both sexes filled the saloons. Tickets Of invitation were not
70 be had for money Some thousands of applications had to
be rejected The possession Of ticket argued special inter
eat with monsieur the Project special good luck was
indebted solely the latter for mine. 1t has never been my
lot to witness brilliant display of rbands, stars and
crosses of noble orders upon this OCCASION They were
worn suspended like medals by blue and red and
white bans about the neck affixed to the breast Of The
coat fit had been for gray hairs that generally adon-
ed the heads of the wear might have almost ncied that
was 10 the midst Of festival given to parcel of big boys
who had finished the week the head Of their respective
classes.
Is to be put down the of English of French
civil zaon and posnes that this CHOICE elegant and even
noble society," many perhaps might sy say hundreds
of ladies' evidently exhausted by heat and fatigue and long
SEALS left standing in the OF some hve or
six times that number Of gentlemen, (hey dressed in
black and kid gloves and white vests who were COM
oStsby occePying cushioned seats in immediate uxtspos
ton could help rcmsrking French lady my arm
how infinitely in the Of the United States were in
this particular at least, Of European civilization