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The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-06-25

MIsIATuRE FousD.-A daugerreotype minia-
ture of a lady was found on the side of the hill
after the FIRE. The owner can have the same
by calling on Thos. W. Dawson, County Clerk
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- We, return thanks to Mr.. LENNON for
pitcher of well compounded iced punch. received
and enjoyed during nnc Of the hot hours of yes
terday afternoon.
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si.Ai,ou County.

We take the following interesting article from
The correspondence OF the Mountain Herald,
published at lreka:
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ATTENTION WxzsEs.

The Wings OF Shasta Connty are requested TO
hold primary meetings in the various election
precincts Of the Comfy, aud elect delegates to
County Cow ention, To be holden in the town of
Shasta, on Saturday 25ih inst, for the. purpose
OF choosing SIX delegates to attend the Wing
State Convention, 10 be held in the CITY of Sucra-
nienio on The sixth day Of July. The varions
precincts entitled to the number of delegates
as follows. being one for each precinct, and for
each fifty or less " ng votes east therein al the
last Presidential election and one for each addi-
uonal tliiy vates cast .GN9 s. @9VwkW
Shasta 2l9, G.; Whisky Greek 40, 9; French
Guch Sd, 3; Oak Bottom II, 3; North Co.,on-
wood a.; Ei.gle Greek 81, . .Horseyuwnl So,
3; Dog Town 90, 9; Lower Spring ss So. g; Red
Bluffs Is, ); Cottonwood IS Mule Town %.
,; Middletown 65, 3; Free Bridge 10, 2 Oak
Valley 80. 2; Cow Greek 3D. 9; Mouth Clear
Greek 5. 9 !; Pitt River Al Mount Wastingtono
Watson's Saw Mill 3. The Convention will
convene at the hour OF | O'clock p M. of the
day above named. ga'a7arz
ISAAC ROOP, -agT
}. A. RAYMOND, Ansa
T. n. WAND, 81 ASIA
Wing Central Committee. Shasta Co.
Shasta jane l L, 1853. a'sils7,- .,,ssn ie11 a.
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WESTERN STAR LODGE NO. 2, OF
+. AND A. gIASONs
.sLV@ MEET AT THEIR HALL IN SHASTA
AAEevery Saturday evening. Regular meet
a's<Ss,S ings first and third Saturday of each
month Brethren in good standing are invited
10 attend Ao7 A. f. GALLOWAY, W. NJ.
JAMES J. GLENN, Sec'y. mar1e tf
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CONGRESS-TRuRsnAY

SESATE.-Ater The usual morning business
9sd been gone through, the Senate took UP the
h.. 10 provide for the payment OF such claims
= he creditors OF the late republic of Texas
5 are comprehended in the act OF September
.. 1850.
Nr. Pearce spoke at length in favor of the
a..
Nr. Hunter replied.
Ar. Houston obtained the floor, but gave
az to motion for adjournment; and the
Senate then adjourned.
housE ~ REPRESENTATIVES,. -The House
PASSED bills to amend a.. act Of MAY /, 1852,
~ the relief Of Joseph Johnston, TO authorize
register TO be issued 10 the steamship Alba
t-os and 10 create the territorial government of
Columbia lin Oregon, tie name proposed being
changed 10 that Of Washington. The rules
were ,hen suspended, and the House went into
Committee Of the Whole on the state Of the
Union, wherein the bill TO establish the terrific.
s.sj government Of Nebraska was debated at
length. The Committee then rose, and the
seit bill was duly passed, and the House ed-
IGLyueL.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
ADDITIONAL CALIFORNIA NEWS BY
THE PHILADELPHIA.

Col Totten and his corps OF eng neers were
n~ocressng with their labors on the Panama
Railroad. but the food and freshets had great
+, mpeded their progress.
The British war steamer lmphytria had ar
r;,r8 ri Panama from the coast Of Mexico,
- in $S00,600 tor Europe.
New discoveries Of gold had been made at
Neu Grenada.
The steamers Ohio and Uncle Sam, from
New York, had arrived at Aspinwsll
CALIFORNIA MATTERS.
T. the mining regions immense quantities OF
,s and snow had fallen, and much property
u.s. swept away.
Tee Legislature had assembled at Vallejo
~ tie Sd, Efforts were making to remove ii
10 Benjcla.
Accounts from the mines are most distress
sowing 10 the foods and snow; much more
:. :aan Was at first apprehended.
When the food SUBSIDIES, il is believed the
,se.5 OF gold will be inc reased.
/, has been proposed 10 hold another mi
rer> convention.
rae valleys otthe Sacramento and San Joa.
r.ta we're snIl flooded, much drought aud
l,ea; suffering resulting there!rom. 1t is ial-
.g>> lie 10 describe the amount of destruction
:. suffering.
Hr. BeaI the Indian superintendent, has re-
;ar7ed
There had been al earthquake at Las An
gees.
The small pox was 'ery fatal at Calaveros.
I-e country is in great excitement.
At Nszatan the government troops had been
defeated ~ the national guard.
RARKErs.
F.csr in many places in the mines COM
maaas rom sos. TO 81 per ID.
Al >au Francisco there was no material
,aause in the markets. Flour had declined TO
S. per bbl. PORK $50; Mess Beef $25; Hams
IL. per IT,; Butter 43c. per Id.
Cah Flour so $50 per barre. Keg lard
Is 20 - cents per H..
large sales of Dry goods had been made
n San Francisco. Stock large and market
90.
Iae ships Mallory, Sherwood, Isabella,
2yns, Rocket, Aloauoss. Tz&rs, Wessoca-
>aa. Delegate Oak, Galiego, Charles NJ alory,
Z u Hurbeck, Comega, Golden Gate and
C,r;ez, had arrived.
The ships Souter Johnny, in l45 DAYS, and
I-nobia, in 2l0 days. both from New York,
lst arrived al San Franc isco.
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Ftre Davs Later from .Nezico.

NEw ORLEANS, Feb. 9.-The schooner
AE2'la, from Vera Cruz, brings US highly in
tsresting news from the city OF Mexico to the
@U-l January.
Ga The evening of the 18th, President Ceya
iCs, finding Congress refractory, played the
part Of Observation-Disclosures large body of
soldiers into the Hall. and cleared il Of the
members at the point of the bayonet. On the
same evening ne issued a decree calling Ma
tynay Convention, TO meet al the Capitol on
liz LA ct June, 10 reform the constitution,
sleci new President, and exercise the legis,
!atvs powers. he also gave orders to the
scvernmeEt troops to cease hostililies against
e troops Of Uraga.
30 new pa, ers have been started, advo,
-sl.ag Inc return Of Santa Anna.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON VAL.
LEY STREET, BETWEEN BROAD AND
MARSHALL STkEETS.-Will be sold on Friday
afternoon, the 18th February, 1853 upon the
premises, Commencing at O'Clock, most valu
able Building Lot on the West iae of Valley street
between Broad and Marshal! streets, fronting Al
ieeet running back about $50 feet to Union street
1t will be divided into ,wolets OF % feet each This
is really valuable property.
TERMS One third Ca. b; balance at three and
six months Tor approved endorsed ne. otiable pa
per- or title withheld
te IL w GODDIN, Auct
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THE AZTEC CHILDREN.
0NE DIV InMn Z, ~

I'VE D2I LONGER.
'hESE little peope, STR niger IN appesr.nce
\ than fancy can depict will receive vi,itors
rms Day ON 10 to IL 3 20 5 and 10 o ocIock
at the AFRICAN CHURCH They NAV or NAV
not remain on Monday.
ine following opinion of the members of the Sc.
nate sGo Rouse OF Representatives. will give an
ldea OF these little people, who have been visited
curing the pas year by nearly all the citizens of
new York Philaselp hi8, Baltimore and Washing
icni put no adequate conception can be formed of
sien without personal inspection:
49, WASHINGTON, 9th January, 1853
The Aztec children under the rejection of their
guardian visited US IL the Cspito to day, and as
members OF Congress, we are pleased TO add our
t7sumony IN their behalf, TO that which has before
been given.
We consider them alto ge;her the mos, rernarka.
bic specimens Of animated nature we have ever
witnessed; agreeable. sprightiy, interesting and
'nanifeeune much Intelligence, and think no person
Wodic lalI 10 see them II a correct idea could be
formed respecting them from any historical &C.
count which might preccde their visits
Lewis Cass James L Orr
VIM Ii Seward Reuben Rnbie
Geo w Jones Fay McMuGn
John Weller John perjt
/ James z Beale
w Brooke Rich'd y.tas
Washburn u She-rerd Clemens
Andrew Parker Lincoln Clark
josh Sutherland n < Carter
John Appleton john johnson
and others.
During their sojourn in Washington the Aztec
Children visited President Fillmore and Family a,
the Executive Mansion. Mrs Fillmore and other
ladies present, received them in the kindest man.
ner; and evidence Of the interest felt in ties
singular children, caused a splendid gold comb
studded with twerty.three brilliant dinonds to be
presented TO Signorita BartcIa. This comb will
hereafter adorn her head
Tickets % cents. Children half price
E splendid Concert will be given each
Madame IjEfnDd
Noveli, assisted by the Aztec Children.
te 9-tf
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BY george j. Sumner.
RARE CHANCE FOR ANTIQUARIANs

RARE CHANCE FOR ANTIQUARIANS.
A UCrION SALE OF GUILD, SILVER, AND
~ COPPER COINS, MEDALS, &C. Con
Monday Morning, the 2lst inst, commencing
at 10 O'clock, at the large Room over the store OF
Mr.. Elias Hale, No LOG Main street, will be sold
public auction, very large collection of rare, old
and valuable Gold, Silver and Copper Coins,
Medals and Pocket Pieces comprising from 1000
to 1900 pieces belonging to the estate of Abram
Levy, deceased
These coins took Mr. Levy fifty years to collect
and were highly priced and treasured up by him
as great curiosities Also, very fine Gold Patent
Lever Watch collection of beautiful Oil Paint
ngs alse. Chamber Furniture, consisting Of one
high post Mahogany Bedstead and Bedding, Blu
reau, Washstana, Secretary and Book Case pair
of handsome Ottomans. Chairs, Rocking Chairs,
Carpet, DC &c
N. The above will be open for examination
on and after Thursday, the 18th inst when cata.
logues OF the Coins can be obtained and the pub
lie, both ladies and gentlemen, respectfully in
vited to avail themselves OF seeing such large and
fine collection OF great euriositles and which Is
said to be the most valuable in the United States.
Terms cash.
By order of JACOB A. LEVY.
Ex'r of Abram Levy, deceased.
Sale to be conducted by
fe I'D GEO. j. SUMNER, Auctr.
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Positively the Last Week.

UhhND EhHI DI IIUN or q UH 0
TNHE largest collection in the world, comprising
l. over 600 Figures, designed to represent the
leading events in the life of the Saviour, from tie
Anrunciaion to the Virgin Mary, to the Ascension
Of our Lord, represented by 81 groups and occupy
ing space OF 2U0 feet in length-each scene having
Ell appropriate Relief Painting, executed by
the celebrated ArtstiT Bartholomew, Esq, which
alone is worth the price of admission. Now Open
at No 10 Main street, below the City Hotel from 10
o'clock A NJ till 9 o'clock NJ. Admission % cts;
Children under 10 years of age, half price.
Eg Tickets for sale at the principal Bookstores.
Ly= An extra exhibit ON will be given on Thurs
day and Saturday afternoons and evenings, from
8 till O'Clock,
exclusively Tor servants.
fa
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR TgE D1II=y 51sp.Tc. |
Strike for Hivher Wae...

a. pALfiheKE, FEB. IL.
All the machinists, car.builders, e1ginee rs
and operatives of every description, ON the
Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad, numbering ovs,
luoo' struck this morning for higher wages
they were joined bv the operatives in aIl tho
cry 'oundr'es' marched through streets in
procession and afterwards held a town meet.
ing. Their demands were generally acceded
TO this evening. IL is estimated tina, there were
3Ooo persons ia The PROCESSION
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re- To the PuhIic.-Yocr attcn

EF 10 the fnpics-I cur attention is IN
vited 10 the very beautiful styles Of Daguerreo;vpe
which MlNElS a WATSON daily Issuing from
their gallery. No 35f Main street Mansion Iou,o
Nearly all, among the many who visit our rooms
daily, are heard 10 eXcSim: they are the best I've
ever seen; they are certainly the most natural
looking eyes ever saw. IS we have never re
sorted 10 huinbug or tried 10 write ourselves into
notice, we ask the public 10 call and Judge for
thenist Ives. You also notified that our urices
are as low as any in this city. Dont forget the
place, Ms 35t Main street, Mansion House
no 30 MINIS L. WATSON
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By Wellington Goddin.
ARGE NUMBER OF LOTS IN Id

I UC~
IL Walls Auditor FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
Win De sold on Thursday, the lite day of Feb,
1858, upon the premises, commencing at half past
three o'clock, ten Lots eitua ted in Duvas Addition
al the corner OF 81 Stephen and streets adj
joining the residences Of Messrs E Rebman and K
/ Booker; OF some OF which there is fine spring
Ct pure water. Also, FIVE Lots in the said Addition
al Inc corner CT st Paul and Federal streets. near
the Federal Spring. Also, Lot on Saint Paul
street, adjoining the residence Of mir Geo Nichol.
son. Also, newly erected frame tenement on
the Western side of Second. near Cave street
The sale will commence with the tenemen, on I'd
street.
TEEMs.-One-third cash; balance a. tbree and
dorsed, or title retained.
II IL w. GODDIE, Com
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THE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Feb. l.-Sales of 5000 bbls.
Flour at $5.l2 10 s5.lS for ordinary qualities,
and 50 % for choice.
NEW York, Feb. ll.-Sales Of 800 bills.
Flour at S5.lS for State brands, and S. .sl for
Southern; market easier. Wheat unsettled.
Sales of $4,000 bushels Corn a; 60 cts. for
yellow.
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BY Alexander Mott & Co.

FASHIONABLE CLOTHING AT AUG.
l. TlON-The large and we'll selected Stock of
resdy made Clothing, at No go Main street, the
proprietor being DESTROYS of closing his business
Tne stock comprises, Blue, Black and Brown Cloth
Dress and Frock Goats; Black and Fancy Cassi.
mere Pants; Business Goats, silk, Satin Cassimere
and other Vests. All manufactured for this CITY
trade, and will be sold in small parcels to sui. eacn
customer. The sale will commence on Tuesday
Morning, February 15th and will be continued
until the whole stock is sold.
fe5 ALEX MOTT g. CO, Aucts
A RARE CHANCE-TO BE SOLD WITH.
IL OUT RESERVE-A lot OF goods will be sd
ded to the above sale, consisting of Albata Tea
Sets four pieces; Knives and Forks in cases, Cas-
tors, Tea and Coffee Kettles, fancy Ink Stands
Plated Cake and Fruit Baskets Salt Cellars, Mantel
Clocks, Papier Mache, Wiring Desks, Work Boxes
tor Ladies, Tea Caddes, DC &C, all Of which will
be sold without reserve it being part of the stock
OF Goods belonging to store keeper of this city,
he does not intend keeping any more of the above
Fancy Goods. The sale will take place Wednes.
day morning, February 10th, at 10 o'clock, with
out reserve or regard to weather.
B-Will be sold at the same store, on Wed.
nesday and Thursday nights, lot Of Watch
es, J welry and Fancy Goods, without reserve, to
close consignment
Sale conducted by A. MOTT & CO.
Terms cash. feS
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AUCTION SALES.
By Dunlop. Moncure q Co,
FUTURE DAYS.

BY Dunlop. Moncure G Co.
ROCRRIEs AT AUCTION.-on TUES.
VI DAY. 18th February, commencing at 10 o'cl'k,
we will sell at .ur store, general assortment Eof
Groceries consisting In part Of
SO hhds Sugar prime quality
Lsguayrs and Rio Coffee
NO Moasses, new and old crop
Rye Whiskey, part cid and very superior
quality
Tslluw Candles
Apple and peach Brandy
Gunpowder and Poaehoug Teas
Mustard
Coffee Sugars
30 hhds prime Bacon
IS bbls Eastport and English Herrings
TEBms-Under 500 cash over that amount,
months credit for approved snd negotiable paper.
e Sale with out regard TO weather.
DUNLOP, MONCURE e. CO,
re IL huctioneers
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From tie Coast Of africa.

iHE E1TINGUIsHMENT OF THE SLAvK
KADE. The steamship Prometheus has ar
wed IN England from the coast Of Africa
She reports that the slave trade is in effect ex-
ungulshed, she having taken but two prizes
DUNG her commission of two years and a
htI!.-BOstOn IrareNer.
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BY Wellington Goddin.

TRUST sALE.-By virtue of two deeds Of
Il trust. executed to me by the late Re-
bert Poore. decd, and Mrs. Ann T. Poore, his
wife, one bearing date the Goth day of July
1898. and the other On the etn day OF October,
ISIS. to secure the payment of certain sums Of
money therein mentioned, will sell at II o'clock,
M, On MONDAY, the 18th February, or the Main
street. in The city of Richmond, in front of the lot
on which the Eagle Tavern was erected, and On
which it stood the Goth of July, 1923, bu. which
has since been destroyed by FIRE, certain tract of
Land, containing ftsy.two acres, more or less,
lying in the county Of Henrico ard bounded as
follows: beginning at Herberts new m,ldam on
Almonds creek, thence down said creek as it mean.
ders TO a corner near white oak st Herberts old
mil dam, thence20 degrees E. IA poles to Poin.
tiers, thence due east f.,y.one poles to Pointers,
thence south two degrees, west 1875 poles, 70 the
beginning.
Terms of sale cash. Tne title 70 this land is
good, but selling as trustee shal! convey with epe-
cial warranty Only.
JOSEPH MAYO, Trustee.
Sale conducted by w GoDDIN, Auct
q IBID
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k>AkM FOR RENT AT AUCTION.-Un
MONDAY, the 18th day OF the present month,
February, will rent publicly, on the premises, at
o'clock in the afternoon, my Farm, situated mile
and half east of the Old Market, containing about
10 acres about so acres cleared which is of pretty
good quality. The improvements are good dwell.
ing, with rooms, all needful out-houses, good wa.
ter in the yard, &c, &c.
H BLAKEY.
Renting to be conducted by Toler u Cook
IL &
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By James NJ. Taylor, Auctr.
r OTIS IN ADAMS, VaTIEV at Av-g

"a IlON.-Will be sold on TUESDAY, the l5eh
instant, at o'clock, 2 NJ, upon tie premises re-
specusely, lot of ground situated on Baldwin
street, near the Central Railroad, fronting A. feet
and running back 1872 teet aud lot on the east side
OF Valley sire ct the Dis,iilery fronting % feet
and running back I60 feet to another street
Also, lot the west SIDE of Valley street. ad-
joining the property Of Mr. N Hurley, fronting 81
teet and running back 70 feet
Property ia the neighborhood Of the above is
steadily improving in value, and etfers a safe in.
vestnent for those wishing TO invest juGiciously
TERMS -OLe-third cash, belaace at months.
with Interest satisfactorily secured.
f. 10 JAMES M TAYLOR Auctr
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Maine Seaatorial Election

AUGUSTA, Feb. l0-A third ballot was cast
u the House OF Representatives 10 day for a
United States Senator, which resulted as fol-
lows Fessenden, whig, 20; Dana, democrat,
a. scattering, 10. Fessenden received the
same vote that he received on the second balls
loi and Dana gained two who were absent on
'he.second baIl0t-the scattering vote unch hang
cd. Should the Senate vote the same as on
ne second ballot Fessenden Is and Clifford
10, there will still be no choice-Fessenden
leLI1g three votes short of an election
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Nam street-Messrs Editors: Please publish the
following testimonials: "a very superior likeness"
Robert Thorp. Very like" Roger 4 Pryor, edi-
tor South-SiGe Democrat. Likeness executed su.
perlatlvely good, w. Roberts al give Mr. Pratt
the preference to al the world in taking pictures
Z. P. Goodwin, Louisa county. "Mr P at needs
but trial aud success will be inevitable - David
Moody. "Mr. Pfatts pictuaes are as good or better
than have yet SEEM w. J. Mcpowner King VIII
liam. THE daguerreotypes in Mr. Pratt's cojlec
ton equal any have seen in London" John
Thomas, Nj D, editor Of tie Herald Of the Kingdom
and age to Come te2
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BY Pulliam d Davis.

EXECUTOR'S SALE OF HOUSE.
IA HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.-WIl
be sold at the no, sc of Mrs Doctor Lemosy, on
Broad street on Monday, the l4th inst, at II
o'clock. all theHousehod and Kitchen Furniture
OF which she died possessed consisting in part of
one elegant French Mahogany Bedstead, several
post Bedsteads and Hair Mattresses, two elegant
Wartrobes, one Sideboard, three Bureaus, one
Piano, in good repair; Dining Tables, Card Tables
Mahogany Chairs, Cupboard, together with every
is nearly new and of Richmond manufacture.
TEaMs.-Al Sums OF $50 and under, cash; over
$780, four months for negotiable notes, satisfactorily
endorsed. PULLlAM q DAVIS, Aucts.
ALEX SIMS, Salesman.
Additional.-Will be hired for the balance OF
the year, YOUNG WOMAN, a No Washer and
lroner, and fair Cook.
fe9-dtd P&D, Aucts.
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Fatal Railroad Accident

ROCHESTER, Feb. 9th.-Wm. Quoin, q
switch-tender on the Rochester and Syracuse
railroad, was killed this morning al the depot.
ne was IN the act of uncouPling the cars,
when he fell, and the cars passed over him,
mangling his body horribly.
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New ORLEANS, Feb. 1I.-Both Houses If
the Legislature refused TO go into an election
for u. ). Senator, vice Benjamin.
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GREAT AIURAL EXHIBITION.

GREAT MURAL EXHIBITION.
WILL open at ODD FELLOWS HALL Mon
w day, 9Th of February, and exhibit every day
and evening during the week, 0or one week only)
from NJ 10 10 NJ, Koseiters Great Historical
Painting of the Captive IsrRelites
by the Rivers Of Babylon me daughters Of
Zion hanging their Hurps ON the willows,
illustrating the sentiment of nopeD having 81 lite
ike Figures which stand out ike life in the scene
painted by Thos. P. kossiter. Esq, the author OF
Ruth and Naomi, the Return of the Dove to the
ARK, &c This is his master piece, which surpass-
es all production of American Art which can be
produced for exhibition.
Tickets only % cents. Children and servants
half price. Season tickets SO cents.
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Caucus Manhattan .

TRENTON, n. j., Feb l0th-The democrat
&c caucus to-day selected John r. Thompson
iof I. ,. Senator; IN place of Com. Stockton,
by vote Of "A 10 10 for Gov Vroom.
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OPening Of tie Pennsulranin:C Canal.

HARRISBURG, Feb. 9.-The line ofthe State
WORKS from Philadelphia to Pittsburg will be
Lesdy for navigation by the Ist of March
Inc breaches caused by the recent food, as
itr as heard from al the canal office, will not
cay The opening beyond that day.
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Frozen TO Denfh.

CiscIsEATI, Feb. l0-H. Thompson and
his son, little boy,ssfrom independence, XIV,
were found yesterday morning in buggy, five
miles BACK OfCOyington, frozen to deaih.
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EIecIiOn of N sepu,os

TRENTON, Feb. IL.
The Legislature OF New Jersey TO-DAY elect.
ed John X. Thompson U. 5. Senator in nloo.
Of Mr.. Stockton, resigned.
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MR. FtLLER.-The Republic, of yesterday,
states that Mr. Fuller's condition was some
wat easier, though his ply 3iciens are in ex-
ueme doubt az 10 the final result Of his case.
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The Senate Of Delaware has rejected the
Delaware and Maryland Canal bill.
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Funeral of Nm. Peter.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. I0.-The funeral of
"il..am Peter, late British consul al this port,
TOOK place this afternoon, and was largely at
tended.
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t=g- Go'erno, LETcHER, Of Kentucky, late
Minister 70 Mexico, has arrived in Washing.
ton,