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you,h'e fortune was made, and he received frequent
congratulations. lie has now met his reward ai
we learn from The Court Circular f the last force
mail there have been presented to him " o valuable
gold pin and q set Of sbri stude'
AT a recent hal at ',e TuileIies the Emperor
and the Prince Napoleon wore the uniform OF gen
eral officers. The Empress had Oh head drers ana
necklace resembling ivy leaves each leaf being sur
rounded with diamonds, Her Majesty wore "hi'e
dress ornamented with garands Of marine plants
the green tufts OF which went round the skir''
About twenty three hundred persons were present
and dancing was kept up till four, although Tue"
Majesties retired AT one.
Some recent mort painful cases OF death from
burns have sroused the British public to an UNUSUAL
ao,uo ord ,,a napers Are full OF recipes for making
L., dr.,se. non.ipfammable. The simplest Of
,ha.o ira N make solution of suphate OF ammonia
or ~ t,nOs,ate Of soda or Of common salt, and TO
satrrste the dress in this inst before wringing II out
finally One writer says that the salt is equally eff-
cscions and not liable to iDjure the coos as the
other two articles.
1t would almost seem AZ if there were something
in the air of England causing brutality on the part of
husbands when we look over the records Of the Di-
vorce Court which help to I'll the London papers.
recent case presents features Of peculiar ugness,
all things considered. 1t appears that clergyman
of the Church, rector of an important parish, the
possessor Of considerable property, and the father
of eleven children, has for long time been In the
constant habit of maltreating his wife. His most
usual manner of abusing her was to rub her face vi
olently; occasionally, however. he would vary his
proceedings by taking her out for ride and beating
her now and then with the handle Of his whip. He
would turn her out Of her own room, deprive her
separate bed Of its clothing, aud lock her out OF the
habitabe part of the house on Indictment night'.
The counsel for the reverend husband endeavored 70
show that the wife was Of an eggravaiing dsroSi'
ZION, and that this, in conjunction with the oneTous
duties Of bis pastoral charge, rendered tie worthy
man nervous; he asked the petitioner if the rub
bing which she represented as done to her face was
not really an act Of gentle remonstrance, accompa-
MED by the expression Gently, gently, love" ut
tered cocipgly. ceaxingly, and as to much-loved
but froward child. This hypothesis appeared, how
ever to be too much for even the gravity of the ad-
vocate who put il forth and the Indignant denial OF
the injured woman which followed was quite unne-
cessaIy.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW-YORK......TxB, n
Cleared.

stesm.hP-city Of Washington tBr) MiIshou'e Liver
pool J. %. Dale. 49, .
Steamer Oetorss. Mclaughlin South Amb0y VIM Dsi'
zell
sip-AmsreAn Eagle UfquhaIt, London. H. l. Morgan
Wiley. ,, -,
Bafas-Linds Hewet, Phtsdeiphia. James Wsrd Co.
PANEL. tBrl Alee, Havana ". w Russell Bio'. = 10.
Jane Kos. tBrl Mckenzie. st. Johns NJ w. o. D. owAh
Moneynck, smith, Malaga, Upper Il Bos,tle t.s.n'e'
fBr) Crosby, Liverpool Edin..on Bros, kaIc "Tfel,
Fort au Prince. IL. De Cordova. -,
Bhqs-s,rGh starr (Br) NOVEL;, Gibraltar =; G. Schmidt
Msthiids tfrl Bio. BoIdrsLI BhItJen de VeHui Hen'
ona (spsu.), Menisu, ST. Doriugo RIVER. Thebsur -,
schovneIs-D H. Kelley, Kelley. Philsdslphs' D. w, w
Mckee Col Lester Perry. New Bedford Rebecca' beas,'
WasLins.on. r. ID iunbnt Co Andrew Stewart Abrams
wa.hnSs.i Mary Jons Tlton. wssaiostoo NJ Il; MeT,ss
DIV Go Lsyinia Jauo ketchunI, Wasningon mc.ii
Abbott Cbtyio Chsnder. Warrington, Ia DO. * TO-
II. L. Forsyth, sil.bse, II, MARY. sid. L; g ~hdsn'
Neal Warrington. Van Brnnt Ssghti A. H. Msncbestsf
Ncs.ron, Providence. N. L. McCIeedy % Nate; COY.
instoo Dears Island J. Campbell; Ann Curtis TODD OK
aver do. saxon Cassidy EII.tsthPSIt Geo r. CO CO.
g. Los,sor. Law. Philadelphia. J. w. Mckee m !. oon
quest Luce New iisven, Tho. Dunhsm Sophia Ann
fhiAdephia X. II. f.lter Neybsri Crazy Island g. :.
Campbell; Oh Bias tBEl Eau Havana h. mogit1n' uee
gsph tBrl Naf poata -re Go.daloupe w. p Jew, =
Knight Wilson Csa,s John Boyntone Son E,ssnoi
Fseeue. Bridgrtop. ~ y los Cosnsn A;sio,o
phi., B.p<sy, Saith Co. Dshis Cbsss 0''''h'
Dayton.
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taxes ia that they do not want TO vote money LOT VEG
relief of the soldiers. They want also to enipasrsss
tle Government and stop the war; They want 20
MD he Sc, assiouIs 70 CONG onr boys IA tue
JIsv care aDolt taxes! hey are Picay une mem
any how II ey pay no taxes ut all, ard never di',
ard never b0,s TO- unless they can manage ~ plum
der the Government. lChcers. This Ia al excuse
oil traitors.
Here the Speaker called for order in the galleries
Mr.. Speaker, excuse me- feel for NY country III
this her hour Of danger feel for her from the tips
of NV toes TO the euds of my hair This is the rea'
son that ! sreak as l do. ] cannot help it. am
bound to ell these to their teeth what they are,
and hat the people, the true loyal people, think vi
them. Tremendous cheering. The Speaker raped
upon the desk in unison with the applause, appa'
renty stop it, but really to add to its volume. for
could see by his flushed cheek and flashing eye
that his heart was with the brave and loyal old gen-
tlemap.
MIR. Speaker, have said my say. am no
speaker. This is the only speech have made. And
do not know that it deserves to be called speech.
drels and traitors work out their selfish schenes 10
destroy the Union. They have my sentiments. Let
them one and all make the most Of them. am
ready to back up all say, and repeat 1t, to meet
these traitors in any manner they may choose, from
pin point to the mouth OF cannon. rumultu-
ous applause, during which the old gentleman sat
do wn after be had given the desk parting whack,
which sounded loud above the din Of cheers and
clapping Of hands -,
never witnessed 30 much excitement in my life
in an assembly. Mr.. Funk spoke with force OF
natural elOquence with q conviction and truthlui
ness. with iervor and passion that wrought up the
galleries ana even members on the floor, to the
highest pitch of excitement His voice was heard
in the sores that surround the square, and the peo-
pie came hocking in from all quarters. In five min-
utes he had audience that packed the hall 10 It's
utmost capacity. After he had concluded, the Re
publican members and spectators rushed up and took
him by the hand TO congratulate him. The Demo
Gratis said nothing, but evidently felt the castgstion
fsom their blanched checks and restless and uneasy
glsnces.
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Arrived.

w. Ii. Bowen, BrcheItOD, Providence, Il. hehny'
l.I Il.gth-T> -7lH .-ft
Arrived.
T. 8. mali steamship Ariel Apiuwan ieth nsi'' sD D. b.
b. steamship Dsmaseu. Blown, Ayeioel Veg r. md.e,
to Wiaus Guon Feb ~, Ia. ~ 90 ion ~ w. pas'fu
chip Viotoris hence for London. 0.
s,e,m.hip Chesapeake. Wilets Portland. md'e and pa
Steamer Sea Gull Ksnnsy Providence rnIse. to Edward
Bynner ,
Ship Amazon Hovey London and Isle Of wigh. jan Il,
md,e to r. r. Morgan Feb. H. lat II 80 lon 4j &c., while
hove to under eoseeeed msnopssu fell In with large ice
on s. Jaw hp 0ce.S sp s BOUND f. Ia. had hs.
westerly gses for 20 days Has been west OF Nantucket oce
Tho I'D then had heavy gale from e. with snow since
ship Lydia sm,hwici, Key IVES, 10 days bala.. BEN
ner Brown: FEB 10. lat "a &c. lon TO- sisnsIed esfA
Rart salem; Powell C.dr Jan. 81 via st. Thom.. Feb y
NIP Golden sas si Rio q. Ia Plata sa F s H.
nShsaS: s'ns y w. 10 mile. distant hssvy sS n
haul of shore thick snowstorm at the time; carried
worry hesvy press OF until at which time i.
blowing perfect hurricane We then Obliged to
sal. The gale continued until Of the sd, when It
moderated and hauled to the norhw:rd Thursday 2elh
the shtshp, aud anchored midnight inside the Hoos
For the last five days has had constant succession OF light
T cm Fsoes bar. INST s. . SoaS
Thomas. ship Majestic. Nswcomb, from Nsw'York for
Brig Lsurs Or, Of 8. Andrew. N b. Lsnghorn. Bhs.
toll Eng md,s to Brett Son c. Feb ~ lst - w. '0n
81 ~, spote Brit trhr tdfnilla or hh1fax, Oounu
Brig Flying Esye, Hanson Matsnzss days moissces to
N II Brigham, Feb q, lat ae o. ion 7a'a, took hs.vy
gale from W. NJ W. 70 N. N. W., during which shipped sea
which stove In the doors and led the cabin lost about 70
CASKS Of molass and found four feet of water In the
90 lon - a. experienced another gale from E to NJ
n. T.. A; split topssil spd received other damage.
schr &. III. Cook (of ProyiDcetowp Sparks Jacms jan
H. Nassu Feb H. loawood 10 T. famine Put into Mas
sau for repairs have sprung aesk.
ScnT Odon (r OF Pfinse Edwards Islandl, McGinness
st. Marc Feb IL, Iogwood to Types Smythe
schr John Cun Jr wrecker Merritt, with cotton aud
hdes from b. brig Allies ashore ct Cssons Inlet to John
~ Higgins "
schr. Haze (wrecher) - with wool and hide. from Brit.
big Allies ashore at Carsons Inlet to johnson higgins
sohr Dwight David.on, ketchem. Virginia oysieu for
New Haven tsnd pro csededl 49,
sohT Marietta Smith, Mathew Deals Island Nd. oys
tiers. for Fairhsver.
Sehr. c. NJ. Walton Ryder, Tsngief. oysters
Schr. r. Bsx,cr Since, Chinco,eague, Oysters.
SIoOp 4. Dayton, smith, Yeomico, Nd. oysters
schr. Alexander, Psalsall 81. Mary, Nd, oysters.
sehT Addie NJ Haynes, Blackburn. Philadelphia, coz,
sehr Rsehr Bess Curtis Portland powder and heading
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--Rinado BuIleigh died at his residence in Plain
field, Conn. on the afternoon of the 10th Instant,
lacking but few days Of completing his eighty.
ninth year. lie was graduate Of Yale College,
under the Presidency of DR.. Dwight in the class of
1893 Subsequently lie WAS, excessively, Preceptor
Of tho Academies in Colchester, Woodstock, aud
Psiuiield, Conn.,, and was widely known as popu-
lar and sncces.ful teacher. Unfortunately bis zeal
as student impaired his cyesight, and necesslaed
the abandonment Of HE chosen profession to which
he had given nearly quarter Of a century. His
retirement however, was too late TO avert the calam.
ity that 30 long threatened him the nhrmy OF Lis
eyes increased till he became totally blind. For
eighteen years LIE thus lived in darkness, but
bravely, patiently, and usefally-taking deep in
tcrest in everything connected with the progress Of
humanity till compelled TO succumb TO the increasing
infrmiiies Of age. He has finished long and useful
life by the Christians peaceful death, leaving behind
him the influence Of good name For forty-six
yesrs-from 1917 TO the day OF bis dcath-he held
the office Of Deacon Of the Congregational Church In
Plainfed. lie was true friend Of Freedom. The
last time that he leh his house living man was 10
give bis vote for Lincoln aud the exclusion Of Sav-
cry from the Territories. His voice, bis vote, and
his means were always held secred to tho cause OF
Liberty,
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LAW INTELLIG ENCE.

SUPREME coURT-srzcI,L TxNs-Fss. 77.-Bsere
Justice AIlEs
DECISIONS.
Maria r. Thompson agt. John II. Thompson. -
Decree for limited divorce hIinI the smesy At s1o per
month, from ;hls date Feb. 20 1913
John NJ Scott receiver ke AZ. Claiborne fsfs ct al
Judgmsnt settled
George Staier sst James G. Cos.-- 81 .-Jo5fmeht for
psiDt allowing Inn 10 redeem the soot kv tss7 oPEioS
CnAsHEhs--FEB. n -hefofs Justice BAEssEp'
DEcIsIOss.
Ia re application OF bernhard j. Fry, &e.-Order
Peter Carroll AT Romsyn Van vsltsnturshJ Judgment
ordered
Before Justice LEONARD
Horace y. Seayer Agt. Chicago and Cincinnati
Railroad Company Cate ssitisd.
SUPERIOR COURT-TsfAL TERs-FEB 77-Before
Justice bahnofH
Objective TfTIE-PRoPERTr SOLD foH LEAVING
AssEssMEST USPAID.
Adrlsnce, ~ Ic. agt Is. Set aferiy 81 al.
This was an ACTON 81 electuicit brought by isaac
Aorltne. Ia hs lifetime and continued ia the OF
.recu;rT lot Of and the .sst side 81 Fout
.veuue near Tllrt, sshh The psion proved lie
c1ul "a ia 1893 and under until December I55
Len defendants claim TO have tseom- tue ls.--es or cue
,bo...ud corporation tale 90 FEB H. 1881 for 90
s,ses.uont for hassns Foarh s'snns f. l8ts. Phaih
claimed that void by 81 various reg afi
AID among oile, that Tho notice published uId-r t. a.,
Of 1870 requesting o~ne 10 pr-seut tLeI objections 10 the
Chairman u the Assessors did not comply VITA tho sste
In . r~quired the OBJ -oons be presented u tho hr-s
The Court he'd chs. the notice not In con
louity with the statute snd fetal 10 defcndsnts tile
whsenpon verdict rendered Judging posssOn Of the
IantH with damages fo lie use and Occur to
A. - kandeIpool aud Alliance andoi poel ioi P!anNn
w Fullerton AID b. slosson for defendants.
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IN brig George r.. Let'oa. Jor 81 Domnoo-ChsIes w.
Moore Robert J. D.. Swan, I.asc Howe George w Hsri.
Jsm.f o. Barnes Dr. j. Milton Sanders aud wife. ra,ies
Kel.y, wife aud child, james McOee Catherine mcoeo
Jane. Barows wife aud two children. Don Jsan oohias'
Martinez.
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cOTdsf HOVYsAN
Jacob Weler indicted for me murder of his wife,

Jacob Weller, indicted Tor the murder Of his wife,
Essen street. has been undergoing bis second trial for three
DAYS Tho summing the part - the defence snd "a.
On t1tay The Recorder charged tho JaTy
aud they retired T. delib.Ialr
They came into Coou At "A o'clock with verdict Of
Guilty murder Ia the second de,Gee" The penalty O
this Grim. Ssts Prison yesI, to life. at the dis
cretion u The Cont.
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fnrnlinre.

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE, in
ID sill color ofwsuansed manufacture A'o solid Shs:nus
Chamber suites plain and ornamental, ct d. FAkhlN0-
TONS, 1853 Csnalst opposite Wooster. Established iSas
CAMP CHAIRS, COTS, STOOLS, &c, Of
" new designs durable and light, wholesale and retail
A. BALMANNO. No. 10 Libertyst Nsw-Yosk.
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sIsiATrhs ALMANAC. -.
Sun Rises..6i36 Sets .......et9 Moon Ssn. S'1'
nIGH WATER tina DkL
ssndy Hook.. 3i31 Gov Island. +:2l HsDs0ees. e:W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-28

LByEALTY. - Aris'archus Champion, esq. Of
Rochester, has enabled DE- Marsh to scatter Ioui thousand Of
Of b.. Ius Temperance Adroodfs containing Dr. Beecher
monument, aaons the Home Missionary Schools o. the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-28
RI s. INTERNAL REVENUE NOTICE
Builoina Materials.

MARBLE and SLATE-STONE MANTLES
WI manufactured qdarrtss In Vermont fNtes
will find to their advantage to call and OFT 9S.
before purchasing else where WEST CASfLEToN SLATE
co. No. ~ Broadway
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EAGLE SLATE OMPANf,
Manufacturers Of al sizes Of Purple and Green
ROOFING SLATE.

Ham auI
70, IotI'ev Md I2th-,t NY. A. X RIDER,
wa ADAM PONTON Superintendent.
The EAGLE SLATE produced at these qnarnes wIlcn
ara the mos, xensve OF the kind IN Amf well known
10 the public 70 be the best quality made In this county
The situation of these qusies On the saafosa ana Wnie'
tou ords cheap and easy communication BY rsoso on
with all parts Of the country With improved ma
chuery worked by steam power the facilities Of the Com.
p.ny for the Manufacture Of Slate unrvsled, enabling
them to I'LL orders 70 almost any extent . =,
Slate Roof 10 as cheap tin. shingles, iron. II well
rut ou n lasts lifetime Ii 10 proof sgaipst IRE, and 10
saving in insurance rates.
With coed cis,ern the rsin.wser gathered from Slate
Root 4. free from all impurities ,
Orders NAV be addressed to the Company at their New
York Depot to q. FURMAN, Agent No. Courtandtst.
New York. or 10 ., ., -,
A. X RIDER, supt Of Qusrries. Hydevie, W
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euRaOGATEs COURT-fyn 77.-Brfsfs Surrogate
TrCkEH.

The wills Of the persons named below have been
ADMITTED to probs'a without contest. none Of them contain
provisions Of pubic INTEREST," .
ssfa b. Iy.on MARY Robert Elizabeth Saith Charles H.
Pskin. John h Lesyeiat Arthur Stuart Henry Trimming
ham aud David L. Arnold
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Sailed.

Steamships Geo. Washington.
Ship-GaisnA
Bhs-Rober, Move.
seAooneIs-Mary T. Mills. Slater.
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Dentisfrr.

DR. HOYT, DENTIST,
IL No so1 BRoADWAY. three doors above 20thst In
seTs beautiful sets Of Teeth his improved AtmosPhse
Plates with or without sx fsctng the roots
I'm I;1iD Al low a. S25. SILVER, SIS.
RIERER $40 PLATlNA Continuous Gum,
e0.)
Artificial BONE FILLING inserted without psDl, &c.
GOLD SOC. to 81. AMALGAM, 9oc'
EXTRACTING, 2lc.
No charge extracting when srhcia teeth are inserted
All work warranted
hrs. GRIFFIN, No. 25S Grand-st., N. T.,
IL opposite Lord Tsylos and No Isl Fulton.st Brook
lyn are inserting full or partial sets Of their improved Aa
xod or psn s25; silver rubber es' psrtisl sets
isoI per tooth, ga silver or rubber Si extracting % c
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printing.

BUSINESS CARDS, 81 1000; Bln.Heads,
- s6 res; Circulars 3sc- loU; Labels 3Sc zoos Poet
en-, Programmes Law Cases. Psmphles-all kinds Book,
job and Newspaper Printing st elasly low rates dsper
before tho great rise. DAWLEf cor heacs
and (entre-sts
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Eegal Noilfes.

NOTICE is hereby given, according to law, to
IN all persons having claims against CHARLES A. CLIN
TON late Of the CITY Of Pousheepse County OF Duchess
and state OF Newfok, Gentleman docessed that they are
required to exhibit tho same with the voucher thereof TO
the subser6er acting Of the goods chstss
subscriber at the office Of IENHY h. CLINTON, No. 100
Broadway In the City Of NewYok before tho oth oA'
OF May, 1868 --Ds.rd Ihs oath day of October 1867.
VIM PEASE, Acting Administra'or ., .ns
aeods Chs.tels and Credits Of Charles A. GI,s .sa
e2s 1Awsp6 esosAee~
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Annual srrmou.-The Rev T. s. kALL0CH VIII
pt@.rh ~. thd Annu.l sermon In the Lssh.t tharch
sarn,r Lsixht and yAIck-sts, Oh SABBATH MOhNINo.
lie v N .s1 preach IA the EVENING Sermon apofoprAie
t. the sccasion.
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STEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touching
~ at Queenstown Cork Iisr6or The wellknown steam
OF tho Liverpool Ncw'fork and Phhadephis Steamship
Company intended 20 sail a. follows:
CITY on WASllH4rON.... Saturday Feb 70
CITY OF NEWfOhk. .Saturday, Mh ~
And every succeeding SAT URDAY At noon nem fier ~
North River
RATES PASSAGE.
Payable 10 gold, or its equivalent "a currency; 49,
FIRST CABlN....... $50 70 SrEE 30
First abn to London rs 90 seesgo Lordon.. IS 50
Fir.t Cabin to Paris. 90 % SesIags to Pais. 40 80
Fjrst Cabin to Hamburg 80 ca Seeage Hsbug 81 %
Passengers also forwarded to iavre. Bremen, Rotterdam
Antwerp, &C., at eg3 ally low ra,ea $1,000 49, an.
Fares from Liverpool Queenstown; Let abin sIa $50
sa s,esrage from Liverpool $40 From Queenstown 80
Those who send their friends buy tickets here
For fu her information apply at the Company Offices
JOHN q. DALE, Agent No. ID Broadway. ~ I.
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Sloops-Phenis, Smith. Bridgeport H. 9. Racket Son
w. II. Bowen. BrclheItoD, Providence, L. Kenny
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NJ O. ROBERTS LINE.
W. STEAMsHiPStoSAN FRANCISCO md OREGoN'
over NICARAGUA TRANSIT. The steamship
AMERICA or ILLINOIS
will loeye for 8REYIOWN, TO connect with steamship
MOSES TAYLOR,
ut noon on SATURDAY. March IA, 1863.
d. ~ CARRINGTON,
No. 1T WestsI. corner OF Warren.
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bort Warocns' Noilrr.
STATE or Nsw.Y 0RK.
Religions Notices.

FEW Christian M who rscribe their salvation and hope
~ inf. sry 10 the work Of t1s Lord Jesus thna meet on
N. FIRST DAY OF THE WEEK to break bre.d IN re-
membrane Of the Lofds death I'll lie come tAc,s H, -
Cor If 20 el 1t ?. o. in Continental Hall thst near
eorpsr sosth gth.,t, Wisnsbursh The gospel Will be
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Ofean Steamers.

CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL
BEAUFORT, y. g, AND PORT 5y' S. c.
NEW STEAMSHIP
AUGUSTA DINSM ORE,
wnl Leave Pier No. North River, THURSDAY Mach
bN2p M. for Beaufort. and Polt Roys-
For freight passage spp at Of the CompsnJs omee
or Al our principal Office, NO. No. 50 Broadway. ,,
Tho FAH-kEE will succeed the AUGUSTA DlNsMohE
'-' '' y" v ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
No. 50 Broadway.
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II. o. 3nternal Reuenne.

TIVE Y. s. Revenue Hydrometer, with Book u
complete, SO Msds by james w. Queen Co., No szs
One tim, At, Philedelphis. Pa.
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Gewlna Alarbines.
miscellaneous.

nREADFUL Headache, awful Toothache and
IL Neuralgia positively cured IN three minutes ice VOL
cots Instant Pain Annihsor. Sold by ell Drussists Gen
Depot 10 Chshsinsqusre NY Sent BY msior 70 cent?
The Shasta courier., 1863-10-24

A MOUNTAINOUS VIEw.-The local editor
of the Territorial Enterprise has paid Mount
Davidson visit, and grappled the difficult
ties of an ascent. After rising to the top,
and taking view towards the four quarters
of the heavens, he describes his vision thus :.
On the moth, the eye falls on mountains !;
looking east, the view is more varied and we
see-mountains; turning towards the south
we are again delighted with mountains, and
paying our addresses to the west the monot-
ony of the scenery is beautifully interrupted
by mountains. Washoe Lake, that has
thrown so many romantic young ladies into
ecstacy, looks like sand bank about as big
as side of sole leather. In short, which
ever way we turn the eye meets waste or a
Sierra-range beyond range, till they fade
away and are lost in the shadows of the dis
tance. We may want poetry, but nobody
who ever saw scenery has sincerely praised
the view of Mount Davidson. In the name
of truth and reason, let US have no more of
it
The Shasta courier., 1863-10-24

A VALUABLE MINE.-Below we give the result
of several assays Of rock taken from the claim of the
Mammoth Company, on the east side of the Sacra-
mento river, and assayed by Waters & Co.. Sacra-
mento. The rock assayed was fair average of the
ledge:
No. l-gold 7l-1O0 o. per ton silver, u 49,
100 per ton. Total value of gold and silver per
ton SI96 81.
No. 2-gold, 67-100 OF. per ton silver, 2-1OO
per ton. Total value of gold and silver per ton,
$40 O6.
No. S-gold, 20 1O-1OO OF. per ton; silver, 25
41-1OO OF. Total value of gold and silver per ton,
S44s 55.
No. 4-gold, 3 1-l00 OF. per ton silver, 4S5-1OO
OF. Total value of gold and silver per ton, S67 Sc.
No. 5-gold, 67-l00 OF. per ton; silver, . 1-1OO
Total value of gold and silver per ton, SIG As.
No. 6-gold, 36 $500 per ton silver, 10 s.
100 o. per ton. Total value of gold and silver per
ton, STA "a.
This company have taken steps to incorporate,
and it is the design of the stockholders to erect
mill upon their ledge so as the machinery can
be procured from below. The claim has been ex-
tensively prospected, and shows abundance of val
liable rock, making it of the richest discoveries
in this immediate section of the county.