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TRUNKS, vALIsEs. and CARPET BAGS
FURNITURE. CARpEr1NG. OIL CLOTH, &c

FURNITURE, CARPETING, OIL CLOTH, &c.
/ East and is constantly receiving all kinds Of - =
FURNITURE, CARPETING, &c His stock at -
present consists of almost article in his line of bnsi
ness and as extensive as any the city Purchasers would
do wei TO call as he is determined sell low for cash
time for approved paper. a. PATTERSON,
marchI5 College near Church street.
MARINGO MAMMOTH
TINIIE thorough bred Jack, MARINGO MAN h
L MOTH, direct from Kentucky, will make Ss4{A
his first season in Tennessee at Caney Springin lA
Marshall county, five miles below the fishing ford IN Duck
River thry-ve dollars insurance and fifty cents groom
fee Jenues from distance viii be pastured gratis
and grain fed, if required fE cents per week lie is
full fifteen hands two aud half INCHES high, good honest
measure unusually large bone and heavy; black, with
eav he has the form size color and blood 10 Ie-
commend him highly those who wish to improve their
stock We consider him the master JACK Of Tennessee.
For further particulars hand bills.
march ll--3m hNl(Thi Il W NiLsoN-
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G. MAcGREGOR, y. T. ALLOWAY, J. BANKHEAD.
MACGREGOR ALL0WAY & CO.,
COMMISSION NERO CHANTS,
80 ST CHARLES STREET, third Store above St Charles Hote)
New Orleans.
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II. {. CABUTH WI TERRY J. CDEN
CARUTH, TERRY & DEW.
DEALERS IN HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
l54, KarEet st. qnL %, Uerelont s., IHzMePl@
lapr1lj-ly.
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7 7 NATHURST

ROOFER ND NdNEFACTJRER
Or ulrye4's Tire and Udty PyOgf LA,Dossij0H.
DELh lIraasSaTv for say anything in favor Of
this mode OF Rnotng constant increase of its poIu-
ly for the last wears that been resed in
iv all parts the Union is the best evidence Of utility
and value Thc roef shows for itself
- Office Spruce Street second door from Cedar St,
IN Moore> block. iebl-lv
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LIE z Z N s UR a " G =.
HARTFORD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

Hartford, Connecticut.
JAMES DIXON. Prest. HENRY L. MILLER Sec'v
Capital and Surplus $500. 600
INSURANCE lives Of white persons on the joint stock
i and mutual plan
Persons wishing to insure cannot find responsible
Company
REFER ro-W. B. Shepard Il Co. Kirkman Ellis Phil
lips& Hart, Lindsley Crockett Morgan 70, M 5. Pill
cher, Esq
Pamphlets showing the advantages offered by this
Company will be furnished upon application to the under
sgred, who has been appointed agent for the Company
:. II. LOOMS, Agent
Northeast of the Public Square, Nashville. Tenn.
DR.. Dr. ( @ g Fo,S =, AAETrN Medical Examiners.
Insurance on the lives of NEGROES on the most res
sonable terms. april l2-2m.
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4 MR. WINTERS had lost nearly all of his hair and
mad been bald for many years; by the of tes
Hes ne Ndggei1c Olt8eat. hal hes hair entirely re-
scored, and now has beauula head of hair as any man
could wish. His age is about 50 wears
son OF Mr. Warren OF this town. IA wears Of age had
been afflicted with the Asthma from his cradle. Ae hsd
the 6enett OF the best medical advice that loving and
wealthy father could procure without avail II was one Of
the most aggravated cases saw he was eaciaed al
most to skeleton. By the Of few battlesof the Oin
ment he was cured and for seven months past has
enjoyed robust health
This was an extreme Of Inflammation Of the sDleen
OF loog standing has variety of treatment from less than
eht different physicians without receiving beue6twas
cured by the Of only four bottles the Magnetic ut
e ms was four months ago and the lady Mrs. Dun
NAM Is m IN good health and able attend 10 her usual
1oSeho9 duhes lhave treated two caSesOf Chronic Sors
Eyes WIN the Ointment, both Of the patients So neari
6l'ad, as Tonee attendant to lead them from place 10
place One OF them had been afflicted Is wears the other
about years They had ed the best physicians in the
olae without oene and one of them had been under thu
treatment OF the celebrated DIR. MuzZy Of Cincinnati fog
eighteen months and had expended hundreds of dollars in
VAN efforts to effect They now bv use of the
Magnetic Ointment nearly quite cured and are able 10
read aud attend to any ordinary business have used the
ointment IN number OF cases If Piles and in no cas-,
Tdd gf gtcig immediate rslie and 0snerayq 1p1as>z
cure have also used il beneheiay in severe cases of r
spelas And last but least have within the last wear
cured four cases of CANCER by the use of the Magnetic
Ointment alOne
From thorough trial of the Ointment in nearly every
disease for which 1t IS recommended can confidently re-
commend tito be Of the most useful remedies eye- OF
tered to the public Respectfully Yours.
BURTON HUBBEII. NJ d
Dated Jan 27 1850, Amelia, Ohio.
The ch acter Of This Ointment as an efficient remedy ia
established N tins city. There quifea nun Der Of ind-
ydu who ascr6e their restoration health 10 the use OF
this extraordinary Ointment
For slle BY II. G. SCOVEL.
BERRY d DEMOYILLE
mayo CARTWRIGHT 4 ARMSTRONG.
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SYRUP,
HERRMAN \. SARONI,

Professor of Vocal Music, Instrumental Music and
Composition.
'rrRus-Oue Dollar Lesson payable quarterly Letters
addressed as above will meet with prompt attention.
Lah - Il
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lust RECEIVED
FOR SALE.

NNANTED.-A few thousand bushels Pea Nuts for
w which We will give tho highest market price.
feh1g BEN NJ NOEL 4 BRO
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THOMAS W. FLEMING,
n n. m, : IN NJ a xo.s. a.. =. q,

THOMAS W. FLEMING
COmmi ssiOn Merchant
CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA
nv I'LL receive eensgnments Of COTTON CORN BA.
w con, OATS, BETTER, FEATHERS; &c. His bu
Sness in AUGUSTA will be continued as heretofore under
his direction.
REFERS To-Hon. JoHS p KNG President Georgia Rail
road Company H. W. CONNER, Esq, President South Ca
rolina Railroad Company.
P.S.-Maor ARysTEAD WALL is my General Agent in
Tennessee and North Alabama. decIG-2adw
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Splendid Schemes for May, 1853.

The CeFcate Prices Of packages of quarter tickets
only are given below.
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STILL THEY COME! FRESH ARRIVALS DAILY /!
COMPETITION DEFIED!!!

i zenS ot Nashville and surrounding country that As
he is still receiving large additions TO his already I'M
mense stock of
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ID. TRIGG,

Grocer, Commission, Receiving Forwarding Merchant
dec 80 BROAD STREET NASHVILLE TySx
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DAILY VlRGINIAN.
GERRY & SHIELDS, Proprietors.
TETNS -.

pityIAN Is puaiished daily at s6 and sem-weekly
the in advance No subscription is taken Il shorter
- PER ~ months and paper is discontinued except
time % OF the proprietors, until all arrearages snail have
bn inserted for 80 cents per square. Tor
Al INNER insertion, and 81 cts for eyeryt
iess nc number of insertions is not marked the MS
one bisbed till ordered out and charged accordingly
will DC TARIY RATES arefor the privilege of two squares
Ihe sa weekly SI0 for square, daily SO semiweey
aiy I1ner FORM daily $40 semweely So Every yearly
i will be required TO eonhne his advertising his par
49, line of busuc an ne eNeci the space stipulated for
teulil ail l.e charged rat.thly tpf he excess
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=. LEXINGTON a. Through

Al LENBNGHONH "a UTOHEH
&1uAll..-1g TO BUCHANAN, IN TWO DAYS, IN
our Maa PACKET Boats by Se0hsDuhe
md LyncLbmg.On and after the 10Th, Boais will
leave Richmond dny, Sundays excepted, nt the usual
hour. p. M. and arrive in Lynchburg D. N urs, and
In Buchanan in AZ hours.
Returning, leave Buehnranat n A. M, every dny,
except Sunday and arrive in Lynchburg at 81 P. NJ
Leaye Lynchburg AT P M and arrive in Richmond IN
81 hours in time to with the Norfolk bonts leaY
ing Mt Sd A. M and the Southern and Northern Rnil
Road cars leavinR at A. M.
Passengers for Lexington, connect with dnily line
of Stages North River Returning, leoye Lexington
every day, except Sundays, and arrive in Richmond IL
II hours.
Passengers for Fnrmyille, fare 81, Buckingham II,
are So 2j Charlottesville tare ~. and Shunton, fare
o. will cnve Richmond in Mondays, wednesday,, ys,and
Fridays Boats.
Below see card of time Of arrival at intermediate dis
iauces
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II the Train is stopped fora passenger between an,
ot the above named points, the charge wbe mode from
The point last passed by the Train md charge vii
pe less than twentv-live cents in any casc.
Passengers who do procure Tickets (exccpt hos.
who take the cars where tickets nre not sold
will be charged by the conductor per cent. in al
dition to the regular Of fare. provided howeye,
that in sh,ll hc receive less than ten, NOR"
han fifty cents from anyone passenger TO any Pint
the road.
Servants will be required to have pnsses, 10
he left with the Ticket Agent and with the Conduc.
tor which passes, must be explicit in granting the priv
ege to trave the Free coorcd persons will be
required produce their free papers, they will be
permitted TO travel the cars.
May lots. THOM IS SHARP
Supt. fermentation.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
( OINER's SULPHUR SPRINGS :

- These Springs ate situated IN the ny Of Bote
tour 30 yds from tile Virginia & Tennessee Rail Road,
mite from l}ou.ncks Depot 50 miles from Ly1oh-
burg, miles from Liberty l2 miles from Salem and
miles from the Lick fine aud healthy section Of
try surrounded by mountain scenery that cannot BE-
Pnsard. 1hemnfning tfan from Lynehburg Wll arrivs
nj TIE springs ~ o'clock, and the o'clock train
"a o'clock inthe afternoon.
The subscriber has rented this desirable wntering
place from Fleming James of Richmond, and hBs spared
no Pnns and aber in giving il desirable out fl. His
furniture Is all and his put IN the best po-ss
Bile oondion:nnd his table will be- in point of cleanliness
aud style not nrpassed by ary In the State, and will be
supplied with the bestihnt the country (baeked by tbs
LyuehhnR market) will afford.
Ills bar will NIL times be supplied with the best of
Wines, Liquors, Segura. &c, &o.
he subscriber aolieit the patronage of tho public,
md hi old friends aud acqunnanees of Lynebburg and
the adjoining country.
II will nfprd him much pleasure renew his
1uantnnce with many OF his old friends this desirable
fountain of Good Water.
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1 OOKING GLAss AND PICTURE

1 VoFAsNo AND EES
"a FRAME MANDATORY. The undersigned
manufacture and offer for ale the following articles
Northern prices:
Portrait frumes, richly ornamental and plain gilt
Picture Frames of gilt and fnncy wood and gull.
Dugueueotype Frames, nrge beautiful assortm.o'
new goods
Loolling Glass Plntes, ofall sizes and fitted in
Picture Gluss. French, first quality, from 50x36 incl
es down
Plate Glass for and dwellings, furnished ord"
Composition Roscttes, Of all sizes, for Builders interio
work
ALso--Old Work re-gi and jobbing in all the nbo'
brans
Picture Glass /, nny pnttern-and large siac
French Mirrors furnished 10 order.
II Country orders by mail will eceye pramptntten
ton. FRANCK & GLOVER,
1913 Mnin street, between 9th and l0thst, Richmond
Va june D--tp
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These vessos al OF the rst elass built IN the cit,
al Bultmore expressly for tins uade, and have SUPER
"r accommodations FOR passengers. They arc com
manded by experienced Captains, aud qualified or th"
trades and who will spare exerton To accommodate
They will be towed up mud down the river by steam
and may be relied snil promptly ns advertised
Merchants going North ordering goods from New
York, will find tito their interest ship by this lnr
II is the only regular line. aud freight will always
laken nj the lowest rates, and every effort will be mud
by the agents in Richmond andNcw York, to give set,
hction unexpectedly nsk an1hope 10 suco Il inoh
taning a full share Of patronage. Goods shipped by
This line to New York, will be forwarded free of com
mission TO New Orleans, Mobile Snvnnh Charleston
nny other port. The vessels will be in Richmond al
Rockets; in New York Mt berth No. , Coffee House
slip foot of Will Street.
DAVID OuRR Err. Richmond, l..,..
CLhS II. PIERSON, N. York, nR' :"
Rifhmond. Ang la-dfa No G1. South aIreti
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MONDAY MORNING,
RAILROADS, &C.
IN = -
VNHE FOLLOWING RATES WILL BIZ
TO

= charged on the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
l. L IL
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. A. PALMER.

u OEECE-Ihe undersigned would most respect
" fully offer tcir services to the Ladies OF Lynch
burg to teacl the art of embroidery Velvet. Sain
Cloth &C.. with silk or Worsed floss. They " Ill also
make order the ous patterns for Piano, Ottoman,
Stool G hair and Table covers Lamp mats fire screens
port folios, slippers Chidr"ns dresses emb odered &C
Residence on Tan-Yard street, Fourth house, North
East of Poes Tan Yard and third square leading from
Mun street. where samples ofthe work will be exhibited
with pleasure and terms made known.
MRS. S. G. Sl.AGLE d DAUGHTER.
June 30.d3m
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rINEA = 800 rackngos Green a. Black Icu from
fair to the finest imported. landing from
Shin Hurricane, w. Is Palmer, and other vessels, H.
sinre in Richmond and New York, for sne ns low ns IL
enn be had in The country Deaers nro invited To eN
nmne ourstoct.
EDMUND, DAVENPORT co
-nI,nl
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Arlleteo 1pp,op,tate foih tHS' Ctass-bo%esoi INT
l,onnets "A furniture
dr,,eles appyoprtate 10 Second Class-Boxes, baes
rdrv goods feahers shoes saddlery glass, prints, oils
hugs and CT nfectonery.
Arlieles ap,rop,laieto Third Ciass-V1rgnia domes
lies sugar coffee liquor baggng rope bniei' 'ne'S'
f,ctured tobacco leather hides cotton yarns cop
ner tin, sheet IRON hoow-ware queensware, cnstinrs
marble dressed and other heavy artclesno
enumerated in special or fourth class rites
Artices appropriate 10 The FonrM C1os'r Iour' ~
.,s ,ice pork beef fish lard tallow aud boc"n IN
,aks boxes or sacks beeswnx. bales o rags ginseng
md dried fruit bar IRON marble (undressed) MIL nn'
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y 300 doz Jo.Iyins' best Kid GLOW all COLOURS an
sizes, oi my own importation, mud wnrrnnt genuine.
June It's D.T C.PETERS.
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DIR. JOHNSTON

Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London,
Graduate from one ofthe most eminent Colleges of he
United States and the greater part of whose life has
been spent in the Hospitals of London, Paris Phiade
pha and elsewhere has effected some of the most as
onshing cures that ever known. Many troubled
with ringing in the ears and head when asleep, great
nervousness being alarmed at sudden sounds, and
oashfuness, with frequent bushing, attended some
times, with arrangement Of mind, were cured immed
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LYNCHBURG.
CARDS.

IL + NORV YELL HOUSE.
WE'LL KNOWN As
he Franklin Hotel,
IL AVlNG undergone IA thorough repair and enlarge
meht, Is now open aud ready to receive and enter
: ain visitors
GOHFORTABLY AND GENTEELLY.
he undersigned has spared pains or ex pense in fur
fishing his house handsomely, in the most approved
Modern Styie.
lil' rooms are commodious and any; his dining room
ea and clean-in fact, Will be one of the cfnr
'etrrist les of his establishments
o enumemte all the advantages he possesses To give
"mor to persons visiting Lynchburg he deems useless
-Thcy must call and satisfy themselves
Meals for those uriving and departing by the Gus
Stages and Boats provided at any hour
THOS. ROSSER, PROPRIETOR
ApriiIll I Rep Copv
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FERNS:

Bnnrd, Ss PER week.
Children md servants hnlf price
BY the month n deduction will be made.
e 25.dlm CIIAR. PHELPS, Proprietor.
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TVO MANUFACTURERS

Il 875 POUNDS I Onca Behns,
10 Boxes prime sweet oil.
The Beans are oil fine flavor, and of superior quality,
lind will be sold low. JOHN II SEAY, Druggist.
Feb 22-ts
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NEW ~ VALUABLE LAW koOAS
v new ed iions just received and for snle al MOhhlS
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Archibnd'. Law Of Nsi pras vols 8 vo third Amer
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Smith on the Inv of Masters md Servants. vol 8vo
1roubat On the Lnw Of Limited Partnership; tho Law
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The only book devoted this branch of Inv publish.
ed A. MORRIS publishes
Tucker. Commentaries on the Laws Of Virgnin,
Calls Vpginia Reports,
Wnshiagton's Vifgina Reports,
Inte Annlyca Dgested Index the Virginin Reports
The Virginia Cnacs b, Brockenbrough and Holmes,
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Richmond, je % dis
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RICHMOND.


-AA~- AND NEW YORK PACkETS.-Thi his Mem Hon
Line IS comro.ed fine following Vessels, all owned u
tie city Of Richmond aud SAILS from Mem York ever,
'oHt. days, yizi
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The gold bullion deposited during the month
was. from California, $7,44OO00; from other
sources. 10000. Tue silver bullion deposited
was $4,000.
The Philadelphia Ledger says no silver was
coined, in anticipation of action under the new
CON bill. BY the middle of the present month
the new halves quarters, aud other fractions Of
the dollar, It is expected, viii be ready for de
livery.
G. w. Kendall, Of the Picayune, was, on
Thursday, confirmed as Postmaster at New Or
leans.
Mr. Siidell has declined the mission 10 Cen.
trail America, on account Of the unhealthness of
the climate lie viii be a candidate for the va
cant Louisiana Senatorshlp.
Government, II is said, Is about creating tenn
porary arrangement OF the fishery question, az
ter which Il viii rush forward treaty adjusting
all pending questions with Great Britain, lnclud-
Ing reciprocal trade, and the navigation OF the
ST. Lawrence.
Rhode Island. The State election in Rhode
Island GA the 9th resulted dlsastrously to the
Wings, IN consequence Of serious detection
in Providence, by which, for the first time, that
city has carried down the State with it. Out of
Providence the Wings made a capital, but, with
the detection of The city, an unayailing fight
The majority for the liquor law enacted at the
last sess on Is 992.
The Result IN Conneeiicm. The Hartford Cour.
ant announces the result of the State election in
Connecticut, on the 4ih, as follows :-"The
Wings have been routed-horse. foot dragons,
camp followers and all. The Locofocos have
elected large majority of both branches of the
Legislature their entire State ticket and the four
members Of Congress. There is no use in cry
ing over split Inilk-all the bubbering in the
world won't change a single vote-our oppo-
nents have the government, aud il is clear that
the Wings are IA the minority. Let us submit
with good grace, aud pc for better times.
II vii be seen by an examination of the vote,
that while large portion ofthe Wings have de
serted their party to vote the Temperance tick
ct the lncos have kept united, and poiled their
full strength. So well drilled are the rank and
file Of that party, that they are at all times pre-
pared 10 follow their leaders.
A number OF the Locoioco members of the
House are reported to be in favor of the Maine
Law. but we think there can be no doubt that a
majority in both branches is opposed to the mea-
furen
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Il Days Later from California.

iy the Golden Gate from san Francisco TO
Panama. aud by the Daniel Webster from As
1inVal TO New Orleans, we have advices from
san Francisco to March 10Th. The principal
itoms OF nrws re the los of the steamer Ten
nessee, and the destruction of the village of
Weaversville. on Trinity river. by fire. The
loss by the last mentioned disaster Is stated at
100000.
The tennessee left Panama Feb 18th for
San Francisco. aud on the LIST of March touch
ed at Acapulco. On the 9TH, during thick Jog,
being then about 20 miles from San Francisco,
she went ashore, and could not be got of. The
dispatches speak of her as hopelessly lost The
passengers and crew we're ali saved. as were al
so the mails, and most Of the freight in charge
of The Expresses. There was scarcely any 9TH
er freight on board. The Tennessee was built
in New York Ia lsAS, at cost of some $780,
600. Although her lite has been short. she has
done excellent service TO her owners, Messrs.
Rowland & Aspnwall, and leaves them as dy-
ing legacy. Sl5OO0O or SO. IN the shape of IN
surance, which had been effected upon her in
England
There was much anxiety felt for tie safety of
the Vanderbilt steamship Independence from
which nothing had been heard, though She was
thirty days beyond her time. She had large
number of passengers on board. She was to
have connected with the steamship Northern
Light, from New York, January 20lh, and was
last seen on the 18th of February, of Cane 81.
Lucas. Hopes were entertained that she had
put into some intermediate port. The steamer
Sen Bird has gone in search OF ner.
The accounts from the mines were favorable,
and gold mines OF great value, had been discov-
cred IN Oregon
/, The bandit joaquin still continues his depre-
darions. lie was hotly pursued on several oc-
casons, but always escaped
The steamship Philadelphia has arrived at n
Orleans from Aspinwall, with two hundred thou
sand dollars in gold, the California mails, aud
one hundred and thirty passengers.
, The p. reports that the Illinois sailed from
Aspmwall, for New York, on the LIST inst, with
two aud half millions IN gold and SIX hundred
passengers.
Thc San Innn diIicnllu i IN seiilcl
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Arrival oftho Illinois.


TWO MILLIONS IN GOLD DUST.
The steamship Illinois reached her dock at
New York at a little after o'clock on Saturday
evening. She left Navy Bay on the evening of
the list, aud brings California mails to the 10th
March-and S2.095lO0 IN gold dust, and three
hundred and seyeniy-hye passengers
The Indian difficulties continued to disturb
the miners IN the northern part ofthe State.
difficulty occurred at Tehema, between the
miners AMI The Indians Ia which some fifteen or
twenty Of the latter were killed.
The steamship Independence for whose fate
great fears were entertained, being twenty days
overdue at San Francisco, had arrived, with 400
passengers aboard.
Oregon dates are 10 the 9TH inst. The small
pox was raging ieariuliy among the Indians in
Oregon and about Cape Flauery.
The weather had been in the highest degree
favorable for mining.
All the passengers baggage on board the
Tennessee, lost on her passage from Panama to
San Francisco on the l2th ult together with a
considerable portion Of her ships stores, and a
part Of the machinery, were saved, including one
hundred women and children, who were landed
IN safety