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aeyEsFlsRagpTS RENEWED EVERY Ray.
AG ENCY.

AGENCY.
YAJ BURLINGTON @. RNEThKA CONTINUES TO
wv practise Law Ia the Supreme Oour attend
before Congrcsto claims sn6 settle
against Tho Departments sud Boards OF
procure prtonss and sbrosdto obtain peaeious snA
bounty andsto collect debts dividends egaoes and inhe
tacet IL s5y part Of the United States and Ia orcso
oounriesto Investments Of fun6sn osns snd 0soeEE
and bond and morgagetna 90 negotiate she purchases
md cas loans rnaa and psten rights n shy stato Of
Union. Particular attention pAa 10 California land sss
coming 70 the United Stata5 Supreme Cour.
peal Communications, pAS, addressed 70 w. g. Bne
then, TO- Carroll Plaoo, Capitol u.l Wsshinxsou. " De-
sll meek wish prnrnpt sttentou.
A HERIcAN ArR FOREIGN AGENCY, CITY OF
"A Wgshington.--1he Co-parsnershp Of Palmer ~
nneth lie this day dissolved by consent Mr. Palm
uoley authorized to settle the Of the firm and
TO receive ALL iottera ard that
dressed thereto, or 70 this ssenoy.
Washington October 20, 1851. ". q. SNhTHkN.
NY OUR AGREEMENT. BEARING BhMK DATE
0 with The above, Mr. anethon in the American
and Foreign Agency ceased the Sss utmo The busi
the win hereafter be conducted socly
ndersgned. Ooe south Of Fifteenth street and
Pennsylvania avenue. near the Treasury Department.
AAkOE Fl. PALAER At Wilards Hosel.
Washington Jan. i. 1867.
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vats their own land, and only one Of taem told rs
that he would resort to the 6eld occasionally
They sntertain certain emotions shout possessing
property which will hardly please our proprietary
body. We should like to see them all possessed OF
their "homesteads )" and If they remaia here,
they cannot fail in augmenting the riches of the
colony, and becoming useful members Of our COM
munity.
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PLAoEs OF hATfyrry-Jnised Essto9, SH; ireiEnA. );
rnglSnt Q; Scotland. l: Wales Germany ~; France, l,
Denmark switzerland Italy Btltish Possessions In
Eosth America L. Poland. 1.
Physiological. Bellevue p Pententisry Hospital do,
q do gisckwelts Island, L Ranaas sISnd q Ctr Hospi
tai Alma House, Bieokvelrs Island s. celerea Home.
Coicied persons. 7.
Inter- nsa returned from Wards Ialand. 60.
A. w. WHITE. City Inspector.
CIty i NJ psotor's 0mos. an. n. 1852
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THAYRLLMns' aUFDm.

NEW YORK. AND PHILADELPHIA BTREcT.-U. s
IN Mail snd Express Lines through ia ~ houe ". j.
haiiroad via Jersey Civ, leaving New YORK ~ a.
H.. foot OF Ccrl1ndt street. a. 81 ard 4 NJ Liberty
ttrsetotye rhndelphi. hours, from foot Of
street Fare reduced 10 So first Glaze sud ~ 81 for
eond clste Bfncre NRthngto1 kno Charleson throuzh
tickets eod the above lines ana through luegsgs osrsd
~ The 7. y. line from New lers, with through
dudtprss
NAGDEN AID hhB0T RAILROAD LINE. FJE PaT-
- lseelphiA ~ ~ o'clock, r., from flsr No. ], Gorh
river ~; q hsttery place BY s,esmecat JOHN PoJrE
daily tSrrdayt sscepted) arriving vt Pbadofhs -
". fake 81 %. l. BLISS Asept.
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RoWIHY rHEATR1-Boxss. . CENTS: PIT. I,k
% esas seas In Orohsstra Bosss 80 seass Door. op,a
:s & Z. ;iiii ~:
70 conclude with domestic drama called she MURDERED
Tssor bsf bsrss ii. ar SonS fSsSs Mr.: = Grs.a
RyKTONs THEATRE. CHAMBEGs srRksr-pOORs
o';o s SsH ~ ss'sl Drss sv ss' s and Pax 8:
oiShs (. seat: q S'ass Tasy s,snps ysnus.y
Tss saa ss as
Nj Dss a xf o Sl. %
G r n W. frsos " s Il, '
cob Mr. John Dunai Msdsmo vandes6usAol. Mrs Dyott.
NATloNAL TnEATrE, caArHAy sTnEsr.-Dooas
ssu f fSs'n rs s o %
irvate 10. goLets, oi Yves ~ evening jap ~
ss' Dssa ssS
B. the M SI s
ply M = Hi,ama rriaeet "qTrhl, Mrs. Q. wi,lisn.
Hams. conclude With she ea.ls Of rue FhisAY
coBILEE-jsc1 snes,ls. NJ. ~, sam Wsx, ar. sscsn
RAnyuEs ATrRlcka nusxga--F. 7. nARngA.
ans ssnascr Atmssioa 10 ms entire rtcrr
saees = oanss; children anasr ySsr I oesss; rsa:
I6ird week q "Ths S5.:is Aits.sscs see.oet sSe
~ Evaa Sws y s'Ts 81
p,essncd sse fsmou, .empc,sne. trsns enbisiod FHs
snyer After Which, Ws isushsbis faroe OF TnG D0uELE
msps; t6asso aoSs sS
flnossnh hears.
w nomcnA--bend your coGnuadrnns immediately, to
Joilie'e sase Store unprecedented iadu9ament draas
rstoasga hessswcd upon him during bis ra urn 81
neHeds vii axe Pa. AZ t,s setropssan &c frpisrs
haii on Friday tehrasryo on which oeoason aso
Of h gyatrdo he vii ~ tho the
lest orsnAt Conanaruh sein6 lady and gsN to
ysr, sso9 e !sc ss9s.d e eisspn.s syss r:sss
ssdleses I.o pis"s ne 1eT on sxaStsn ia tho win
ss prSsdwa FUN dot Of Ito 'G plan Of
III or Y & sa s a. End Ssn b. h sS
pacee be aacurod this grsas event. after
Selves ii tho Gen osss sss Ss.
on sI' sad snja lay every evening" A'
pRoF. kEDERso ASTOUNDING WONDERS
\ oysry evening Open at J: commence 81 D. also. on
merits aae Win SCHOOLS e asna en- ad
Ssursay sGsoO naa negotiations ss sr which 70
vii be great eysnspon most GORGEOUS and magnicsas
soc bills.
T1RoUs-NEY YORK AMpHITuEArRE. 81 sowERY.
Lsst nppearsnoc of the French Troupe Increased No
Ss T Ia1 Sr rss @ dS
he the vAassr New acts s
ssepSe Mona BeaS and tie q q '' thirty
y ss ?ssd e hiSrs
~ cents, children under pbo halt price; Fit IN osnts
Afternoon performance on Saturday.
ESRANKLIE MUSEUA, ITS CaATlAk sQUAR2. oyE
block abovo sho National Theatre. -ooorgs Let oo
propretorSflo0a perform afternoon
Ing Entertainments TO in Who afternoon ~ aires
O'clock and In the evening Al O'clock TIL
entertainments var led and seeck, and suoh
tins Tsase Kthop!sa Opera Troupe; .lso Nor.
6reaoire tie strongest man In sho world who will bros,
she audience choose 10 him; he win slst
challenge any 10 "k,u bullock" with his olerohsa
ee for any amount money; Troupe Of Model Artists
who selected for their beauty And and who
sonase nnmbsr Of beautiful tsbau.; accompany Arss
Girls who through variety of feats of strength and dog
Ssrisy company Of Male and Female Artistic, who viii
give exhibition Of Ma rble 6tstuary unequaed the
world; together with variety of intero1tng performances
afternoon and evening Tor Particular bills o.
saoh day Adlisscn-Sosts In Private Boxes 80 cents
stnge HeAb. Nx ccn.s; Boxes, rs cents; Parquasss 49,
sents.
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SHIPPING.


LOR LIVERPOOL, UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM
Il ship ARCTIC Capt. James C. Luce. This steamer will
depart with The United States mails for Europe positively
Saturday February at IL O'Clock NJ, her bort
A. the foos Of Canal street No berth secured till paid
for For freight or passage having unequled
lions for elegance and comfort, apply to EDWAaD K.
COLLINS CO.. No. &c Wall street. Tho steamship PA
CHIC will succeed the Arctic. and Gail February 2s
VUHHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNIFIED sTATas
well steaMers Tho ships composing shis iius
following: ATLANTIC, Captain West.
PACIFIC, Captain Nye.
ARCTIC, Captain Luca.
BALTIC Captain Coyusto0s.
sDRIATIC, Captxiu Grafton,
These ships beer b,s
vernnant service, has bcc taken Ia er
ssr~ etion-ss IN their ensiaessc flfsngts and
speed and their for pasSen nneaua
leo ter elegance Ar cornfoss.
Price Of passage from New YORK 20 liverpool in arss
cabin S 10 SECOND do Syu Exclusive Of sisS
state r0oms 3t}v.
From Liverpool 20 New FORK, $50 Asd SO.
An experienced surgeoE cssi ohed 10 each sal,
no borth secured until psid for
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'0fh safS. IA. a. |. Pdx. wnsl.sals aaa essSx.

FURRlER3.
oagss :Ha: s'' a.. r'. v.''''... ~ o' s:'s-
Pisso Si sss sur ~ IA IssS .:l
Cuviisr A.ae is Rae d. Ia Saix. spirS wines. saA'
Assry. Tss sarshouss. spiri. and wine usssAAaw n
LADIES fi' s ssSH sasss.
Dutosses ,easor {. Melaosts - Eve d IL PAX saa
visuit kats II Rue dc Ia Psix and Ns Regent street,
chspsie % Boulvar. dos Isalisas and ~ BRIGHTON.
CARPET aa is; AoruRERs.
Esaoiiisrt choqueiL velvets, siiks &c. waoissai,
cuo66 5i s'z AND 4 Tx TEA t WS1%InRsssHousx
Asson by appointment 70 several courts ~ Rue Keno
COURT pREssxAKER AND siLLIHEE.
kos d'Anaa.
N xsp siss n asss a; TR
xc,,s sRos, so ySIs L s,o. Ann
noatesas d Son. 10 PaA.s. National. sud Nesrssss
SILK ssSvss sS' pRArSns s Il nSsIsss AND oLovEKs
Thoro Nelson b. A. assino, 10 Rue Nepve 81 Augss-
rA"oEs asg p y :. a. ,,.,,,
CHINA ssn Gas H.siSsase 10 H'a
eta cSsRs 48oGfssIs ANp RErs j. : s''''lI,
nsriCs Co. u cits ncrgerc. raub0urs hoasmssro. ans
- TO- Resent strees, London.
Pierre H. Retail. Is Rae vivi.nnc; Wholesale Rue do i,
LYONS LIST
Es,s BY pars
BRUSSELS Li9r.
On Bray. Inprcsee Pare fassrs she Eua de
~, IA Lei SUPERIOR accommodation.
Quesnei us coach maker 70 hin Majesty, 8 Sue do
To- ssreystors LnSltsh epohsn. e.,u,xa..,..
abe Due de Brsb.nt ead ceunA de- rlsadsrs. s Rae dc
nor9 e sA'1'a.
, Ess ssss
LACE HANu 5iy GU URERs '"'"'" '''N'4
ysneersmisaen Aipe, 7 Place de la Chanseileris.
Wnshar vick0r Eu0R oyal0
- b u Ss r.. Is Is Rue Dc la ra,ter.s.
70 RE PUsLIsaED lhNabIAfnLr,
a aS ssss ss Gn1 The Ss1d
Al ss
fSssf ss aSis
sa fg ssisrsa "'sS'Hs :rsas ~
ssS nass snG
Co.. puSiishsrs Eer Majesty % Strand. M.
JUST PUBLISHED
cows Dsd.ssss BY spsaisl ssrmsson Gsps Sands
Pain To- Cd; soOres, los I'd, tondon Asssrnsnn = Co
THE LONDON GUIDE POCKET HANDKKRcnisF-
% s
either tho sss o. business or mo
" Si' or
az
sid companythe vhee o. tho great thorougsarce DO
Invested OF tho tributary Streets renderinE what has
hitherto been 70 the stranger great didculty matter 81
and certainty Bessrs Weoh harsetsen, the ware
hougemen, Of Cbeppsde the designers Of the and
general and printing nf anothx
OF the great OF this immense aatatsh
ment.-Gots. No.A
HOTEL DE LUNIvERs, LYoEs.-Messrs. Glover Il
Vuray invite the attention OF American travellers theiY
situated IN tho be: quarter Of the town. se
comfort Ths bedrooms andp,ivate
for families single gentlemen The cuisine and
otreoherche character the attendance wall directed
the ehsre.s moderate Travellers are earnestly requested
psrters who eek to induce them 10 by
The false repreenaons Of the hotel being distant fall
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MI u DICAL.

HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO IkvALIDs.-AN INFAL
Iibe ronedy for those doporakio ceoilisos
qucnt self abuse iDcapaoitAtnx tho fer busiass
society," and strim0nv be heard Of Erxtls sddo
l,borng under those especially those oonsn.
his pretensiony should fail this
luable information. whioh will themselves ach troS
IN nj
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QRoA BWAY THRArxn--x A. MARSHALL. 90 n
"a w.:
FACT ssf
S:s y: s $3.50 :: @ :i
honnycssse nr Davldse; Mrs. Bonnyeaste hrs vsrass.
4 e ssssss q ~: ~
jan % VIII y oRSsssstnsd Beliin' opera Il
HSasi.. s'snsss Dsyn:s
s sSnssfs . ss:s
1.-TWO sls B.ra,tin ciciii; .ass, J V.iSs
leader OF .ho ssnor Aidis Door oSs
:ss rom 20 fsr '''1 ''''' Day 'as
ITALIAs or r., As1oR gaACI.-dAT sAnxrzsx,
Ess';' ~ sea-: sss. Il
'''''l'r"'' '''lini'' f'rla HR Gl9s.s e.
s. SSssrss; sx A.Iia Lord Taboo; SIG sSss
az acafsu rpotsA SiSnos oeoeysntaas
Hssriss.s SIT. xvoGadro Evir,. sisrs D. s.sasssss
DOOM oper ~ *; 70 coz ,snos ts N clock Boz 0Aas
6>uRIsTYs OPERA HOUSE. MECHANICS HALL. No.
~ f1s sl' ssa ~
s sasTn ShrsS nsssS's =, ssssas ana .
Eraer she naSemens Of y = chrir,y Whose aoaosrs =
xshsyor By highly ana ssiosssio sussssss
II & ~. s 4Ssss sGs s hsS g s
10y eass tna Saturday ernoon ocnsor.a ;rs a.
~ Of +. II. Pierce.
EELLoNs AInsTRRih.-hEw VoFK 10 YIsIsHxn.
ana can nov seass Of tho srsstos. ead tae sstiz
Y 6tnsps ggsher au9h q .aieas nov 70 ss
sreetsst Ese Beliaes.srs .ha, Lived a,e tsaa
ssas ss%p."s oo aSs o g. 9s hi'v ,ss
~. T6ey perform every evening" ia yoek. sad widaa.
oen,s chlasen ,sI ccnse Doors "a GX cu,,ot;
a sroa PLACE orERA-,rag rev cEgxAN paA-
IN ma fort hg tille0
In W Goethe osss,stst rrasdy mont usio oas
h's boon played n Thu and We have no doub to
Tho = ors so y ct
wiz peaseth sudisnos. Tho MANAGER Ar PaeGar
Berlin. ava other ai.i.e il c.raSny sn,ans ne pdn
eent ar.ss shs pars u Gin. Tho orchsa. sta,
Ss sn npss. and NJ dub sy Gaas to Eesisvos.
have vtora viii DO delighted, and Mr. Paea.r
5 4 % s'a'S sss &
Tbo smusements viii continue twice weekly.
A sToR PLACE ITALIAN oPEaA-NoTfoE-o
mo estssi.Saen, Monday sCl mss,
lar %ss s s. % s S %
PuRirANIin yhioh wi, appesr s,snoroa . s.eGsasn..
Next Opera Night on Wednesday. 2'lh inst.
MIBIos GAaDEsnIrALIAN .oPGRa-EosE Dr.
1hh sn.ra 1
for this nixnt only OF Adasa Noras signor, Dsvries
w
NIsLo's OPERA GETs-YoNDAYs wsDsEs-
IN days Fridays and Saturdays App lie atons for Tuss
days and Thursdays DO Addressed to John Setton. Htos
Garden.
NIRLos .GARDEN-IrALIAN OPERA; AaTlsrs'
IN UranNo Free List exoopt tho Press Owing - Shs
@ s.ssa ans in
hrst row from A. M. 10 r. NJ Admshnoo 70 al
psrts house. 80 oents Private boxes. S. Deors
open at6 30 commence at ~ ocoos.
MRS. SKERRETT's COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT
NI will take pi>se on Tuegdsy evening. January Pre-
eeor Anderson, W. CLARKE, Mics Kats Hcrn, Mle &C.
cste Miss Maria Bsrton Mr. c. Wolcott with othsrs.
have kindly volunteered For fnrthor ticu bS
OF the day. Box Book now opea.
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IT s. AAIL sTgAuBHIP cogsANY.-roE NEW
soler III 3tcsushp rNPies cir3' 1000 sors leeds.
Coprs Will sail -o ttc pier asfoot Of Warren sweet
n b on Monday February sth st5 clock H. NJ pteoise
y. httes Of Fhssse 20 Havana ans New otlesns-Sew
AIFtrssnaas- Ladies' Saloon DerthI, SIC After Balloon
ttrths SO Forward Saloon Bertha $50; Ststrsge Born
so. Specie only taken freisAt TO Bsvaph fsoght
TAKEN 70 New Uteaps a. ~ cents cubic foot For reSh
OF passage apply 20 Me-. ROBERTS,
III Wegt st3oet conner III Warren street.
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PROPOSED pA.Es OF ssIJiae.

Tor freight or passage ArpIyt
sS;kshEhTs ! g, HF!,s: 2s An: Y,ra, Isnsss,
JOIN ! A I'M. co.. 70 xas SsSo Dame dee Vie
aE 10Th Il. t DhaiPaK B.vr.
s. ssns and =. s
shoreon sheren expressed.
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION CospANY-yos BRr-
ship WASHINGTON. q. W. Floyd. commander viii sail
for Bremen touching at Southampton to ssnd tho mss
and pa.ssnseEs for ErsiagS and France on Saturday
surgeon is attached 70 the ship All letters
through the post Office Specie delivered in HAyre
hoLLER SAND y RI ERA. Asenss, % South street.
ship Company intend running their steamships ss
follows;- FROM PHIihDsIrutA.
Gay o. nsnohester. Iburiisy, January ~
~ :, ahnrsaaY s.roh
NitJ OIL hknenestor. ..IAuEgdaIt March ~
rRon LiySaFoola
S 81 snsb..;;:. feeg
Passage from PSsdeipbia IN ssiocn stasfoora, 80 Ia
THOMAS RICHARDSON 81 Lxebsrse pi.e,EY,
orNe.s walnut street, Philadelphia.
rg,HE FoYALgAIL sTEkNVR MERLfg, CAPT sAwP.
Il Gon, viii ss for Befmufs srd ~. TboAs honjav,
for ystseneers Price &c pagssge Berauds So.
4ornra 40 Ihers is regutsr mau r.arrestion be.
swtcn ghomSs Au- oil shg e3t lndis elsn nsyanG
EfFiy IL ctSAFb =. g s S1Ss issya'
s.Eo letters .iis vii be received "a BOARD of tbe
hetliH. eStept thscuEh ths Poet nide'
sToR CEARisSToH THE new ARD ssLENDlD
ALI Ae Cr lbe tJoYe port, Saturday,, January 3ss.
tbtce o'clock T. w. precisely f.c Pier Nc trorh Ryer
For tTaghs srfy % tart wtsFc ~ bils q lsinz Will he
SP9FfoHD. XlLEsToN ii Co, n South street,
The stpthegrer having shv dsrsngsd spsrs
herschnery 'he ABOVE ssmer is put on Tie route 10
ny leg plsce.
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EMPRESS AGENCIES.

TX INGSiEY A. CO.'S EASTERN AND SOUTHERN
m Ezrresa fer the safe ard speedy OF smsu
parcels merchandise tclleetns notes dfls bills, &e
" AL &c principal Eassrn ard SontnarS osss. Css.om
bor-c IgaAesa Et,enaed 10 il Nov YOTE BOSTON ara PHI
e6etpbia. Of3Cs Nc, Val street oornsr 81 bso.dway
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EELLoNs. AINsTREfh.-hEw VoaK Is YinIsaxn.

LELBohS MIh5TEEfh.-hEN YORK 10 KlNLcaxN,
and can nov beass OF tho greatest oanl 10 ths wsei&
tltnkr 70 Ahe ranotl Telegraph s valuable Eagtn
"a bringing gsher auch bin ssicn OF talent 70 se
found IN reilpW6' Band al Broadway. ghav
grettaSt Nero Eenesssrs shas lived Thse baaa
stare compriaing auoh Tont'omen Bfgs Dsswse cts
en- Ihayor .'ewcomb a. so, &o c.balS fail - please
AL They peri every evening" ts veek, aad on Wsaoa1
day and bnturdry afternoons hinssion usual ~
man
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A 3ToR PLACE, ITALIAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
N 10 the Fire Bali. WHOA will plsoa ~
sboye establish ent Monday iC mss tho
night MONDAY 10 postponed Tuesday x
irat whom will bs perormed for tho first time This
PURITAN in which will appesr Hignooa g. StsGsuSns
eirnor l.. 2ayi, Sgnor BeneyItano. snd Hnor MArnA.
Next Opera Night ON "Wednesday, 23dh inss-
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NiBLo'S OPERA NIGHTS MONDAYS, wEDnEs-
IN days Fridays and Saturdays APP atons for Tgss
days and Thursdays DO Addressed to John Seton. Fioss
Garden.
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" AZ broadway. above GRAND ssreet-Oos1 every ngsb
daring tho wocs nItU frrthos nosos Tho original and wa
known ChrBsyu hIatrsig Compiling ofcienA ana
psie rorps Of sasntsd snd os peren ce6 porao,uexs
nrder she management OF r chriasy whoSe ooaesr~ =
ants city for suosesHoD OF five years. have h-ea reo.vc1
wh favor by highly respectable snd ahioesbiO ssdsssa
Tickets 20 ccn.a Doors open Oh, nni Wi "a
"a o'clock TIC psgoBa 81 ChGsge Ninstrois respe
s1 informed shSs the Saturday tern0oD ocncors d
he Of n. ~. Pierce.
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MIBIO's GARDEN-ITALIhN 0pERa-EosE DE-
IN VRIES Benefit W ednesdaY, 23sh inst. koemA-Oa
which occasion sisnora Bosis vii sustain tie ohlrIoter
this night only, OF Adsaisa Norns sgRors Dsvres
(ths only Opera these Artstos will IN tsyohe<E
Polliene. 3iSnor Gettinl Oroyeso. Signor ColotLi.
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N1R0US-NEY YORK AMpEIvuEArRE, 81 BowERY.
~ last appearance of the French Treups Increased Mo-
veity. Brilliant Feas Monday evening. Jan. D. ana dur
ing Vhe Crcat Display OF Gymnhaos by Myers the
Clown and Bsoheldor the champion vaner New acts Of
uGrsear ship, by Madame Iougnisiro Mile Louise Mile
Josephne. Mona Beno and the Of the troupe Thirty
Shetland Ponies will appear In the Pony Race Elegant
Exercises by Mr. Sands and hin talented children Roxes
2soeuts children under pao halt prices Fit, IN osuts
Afternoon performln on Saturday.
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nOCTOK WARD MAKES NUMEROUS CURES or
~ delicate diseases Corner Canal strtst and Broadway,
Tar Letter VIC uatoL sunate tEeat themselves shan
81 the Ignorant humklgs Delay not ycu
htye 70 come 81 s Theu you will BE- asaed beyond Al
tntc pascn W end self betor in Ne
ioe vi cured Consultations private. medical book
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DROF AEDARso ASTOUNDING WONDERS
4 oysry evening Open at Z; commenoeet y; also. on
thursday ma Saturday afternoons at kotieeArrRngs
ments made with schools to attend on.faursd.y and
Saturday afternoons botoo md negotiations for which
DO sde at tho Hall :. icaat day before BThcra
Will be great eyeuton most gorgeous aud magniicsnt
scole-fhory. Foe Professor Andorsons Farewell Night.
see bills.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-05-01
Sans OYSTER Saloon,

THIS new and extensive SALOON, which is on
L scale greatly superior to any other establish
ment of the kind in the South, is Just opened at
101 ST. CHARLES STREET.
MI. WEIR, better known as "SAM,u has been
connected with the business in this city for the
last nine years, having commenced with Mr.. Hol-
brook, when he established the first oyster saloon
in the Second Municipality, remained with him
till his death, and has continued at the business
ever since. With such an experience, and an in
flexible determination to serve the public faith
fully with the best in his line, SAM s~olicits of
his numerous friends a share Of their patronage.
A large sum has been expended in fitting up this
Saloon and providing its Bar with the choicest Lii
quors that can be procured. Servants, well known
for their excellent qualities, have been employed,
including the very best cooks. The Larder will
always be supplied with the choicest Fish and
Game; and the Oysters served are obtained ex-
clusively for this establishment-in short, no ex-
pense or trouble will be spared to render this Sa-
loon worthy the patronage of this liberal and iu-
dicious community. noy2S
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-05-01
coHe-Cane and Beet Suear.-Mr. Pagan,

Co9es-Cane and Beet Sugar.-Mr. Pagan
distinguished chemist, in a late lecture at the
Conservatoir de Arts ct Meters, spoke OF the
composition and properties of coffee. 1t seems
that this fayorite decoction contains, in one
hundred parts, thirty. -four Of celiulose, twelve
of water, from ten to thirteen Of oily matter
fifteen and a half of glucole, dextrine, and We
getable acid not determined, ten of legumine
and ~caseine, three and a half to five Of chloro:
gina,e of potass and c~aseine, three OF azoteo
organism, one of free e~aseiBe, a thousandth
part of concrete essential oil, insoluble IN wa
ter. a thousandth part Of aromatic essence, SIX
and half of mineral substances-potass, lime,
chalk, magnesia, phosphoric, sulphuric and sill
cc and some traces of chlorine. After desert
bing the component parts Of coffee, NJ. Payen
proceeded to describe its properties as an artl-
Gle of nutrition. He entertains a high opinion
of its qualities as a safe and agreeable stlmu-
liant, and states that it has a notable effect upon
the nutrition of the body, not by furnishing
nutrition of itself, but by its beneficial action
on the tissues 1t is, he says, less by furnish
ing assimilating substances than by preventing
exhaustion and denourishment, Zen empechant
de Sc denourrir) that coffee exercises upon the
health o beneficial influence.
He also discussed, in the same lecture, the
question of the comparative qualities of sugar
made from cane and beet root. He stated that
many persons still doubted whether there was
any essential difference between the two pro-
ducts, but the question was easy Of solution.
Beet root sugar, in the raw state, contains an
essential oil, the taste and smell of which are
disagreeable. Thus, the ~treacle Of the beet
root cannot be used in a direct way, whereas
the treacle Of cane sugar is of an agreeable
flavor, for the essential oil which it contains is
aromatic, and has some resemblance in taste to
vanilla. But beet root sugar, when it is CON-
pletely refined, differs in no sensible degree
from refined caue sugar, and the process of re-
filming it is more easy in the case of the latter.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-05-01
AgAM sSMIAM9Ae
Tl,e Old House.

Are,s a spot that / love, there's a home that !
prize,
= Far better than any on earth; .,r, Vi
It is bound to my heart by the hottest ties; asl
And / prize, oh how fondly, its worth saf
IT'S not beauty norsplendor endears it to me, -
Oh, no! for its grandeur hath flown .a
But It's fondest affection that binds me TO thee-
-. MY old house-my dear native home!
oh. h home what dear magic is in that sweet
sound;
How closely it speaks to the heart;
What a world Of deep tenderness in thee is found;
Oh, who from such treasure could part
Could barter the joys of a sweet home OF love,
For a path in a strange world unknown;
Could seek for vain pleasures and heedlessly rove,
If they knew the real value Of homes
Some sigh to be wealthy, some seek to be great,
Some envy what Others can do;
But no I'm contentin my lowry estate,
For the hearts all around me are true;
And ties that are nearest and dearest to me,
And hearts that are truly mine own,
With fondest affection now bind me to thee,
My old house-my dear happy home!