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A MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, Uoront
Lewis Rice Rebuilt cnlaryed and elegantly furnished
taho modern improvements and for the accomn
ion Of the uavellna pyhljc
Dec " DIV
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THE NAros.L Tnr.rar in The city Of Washington
Theatre Of the world and We,
every mertorops attraction hll IL. -
With and will be IN
every respect a desrabIe establishment
n company could he selected the proprietor
cede 70 the following arrangement
distributed The
the salaries Of the and lastly the a sorpus) TO be
Their respective salaries The proprietor would bsve claim for
rent uni after of and salaries
lhe proprietor would like, therefore, receive
with particulars, inclined
pnrpose OF the proprietor talent paying
al The profits.
Every letter received viii be proprietor alone
VIII not feel himself at liberty reveal the any party
dressing hin this subject
Or Al communications tprepad) addressed to The
Of the National Theatre, Uos ga
Az ia-dlm Nat. Era and Start
NEW York. May rss3-The undersigned b,. This aav
IN Opened once, ~ William
for the transaction 81 general brokerage business
Rank, insurance., mining, railroad government State city
bought and sold.
rrom,sfory Notes bills exchange. and loans negotiated
May ia-dff phANuEL w. HART
crrs Of sutsburg and County or Allegheny. PENN
syvAna guaranteed bonds
t6o city Pihura county OF Allegheny Pennsylvania
These bonds the Pttsbu and connesvie Railroad
Company, by which they guaranteed,
We confidently recommend them capitalists secure snd ds
sifahe investment.
The bonds together with exhibit .tauscs infer
be obtained application personally or by letter.
JOHNSTON hROTHERs, 4 Co,
Fiscal Agents.
Agents rnsturg and conneilsviae Company
Jan is@d&cpn
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n~, Ek;N YOItk. BItEbiEn, AND sUuTIi-
x,Ss1S4r4 AaiPToh UNITED Stat Els MAIL STEAME RS.
NkG1xW The ships comprising this line The WASH ING
ON, t.api. u. NJ. Fitch HERMANN, Capt. u, Big-
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CRESCENT CITY FOUNDRY,
on THE cANAL-coRsER or CANAL INGLE srRRHTs,
-.--t EVANSVILLE IA


oNG experience and complete Machinery justify u
IL in Offering services TO the pablic. with entire
confidence that we give satisfaction in all things
our line of business.
We are prepared 10 fill orders for STEAM and FIRE
ENGINES. and MACHINERY OF all knds Sheri
Notice. We employ skiliul Wo.km give close per
sonal attention all work as il progresses and allow
nothing ID leave Shop sighted imperfect We
guarantee all work turn out, 10 lie of rood qaal
ity and Is loo in price as that manufactured in
ANY CITY IN THE WEST.
Prompt and strict attention given Repairs Of all
kinds of Machinery Saw Mill Engines Mill irons Shaft
ing, Pulles Stand Pipes, Force and Cold Water Pumps
ing Stop Cocks: Improved Hosting Wheels; Wood
and Brass Lath Circular Saws, Eandrs, Park err John.
ston d Hoichkss' Water Nbeels; Apple Mill Nuts
Cornshcllers, CistcrG Housing, Cellar Ienllator and
Crates, Wagon Boxes Dogirons, &C.. &C.. hand aud
for sale at ali times.
Iron aud Brass Castings of all kinds, such as Mill
Gearing and Spndles, Hay Press, Tobacco and Lard
Screws Casron Fronts for Houses Fence Balcony aud
Cemetery Railing of different patterns; Sa,h Weights
Window and Door Caps and Si!ls; Brass and Compost
ton Boxing. De, furnished 10 order.
Wrought aud Cast ron work for Bridges. and Wrought
Iron Forging oil all kinds executed promptly and in The
best manner.
The FOREMAN OF our Smith Shop is superior Ne
chanic. We warrant all Fire Engines make TO he
equal TO manufactured in the Union. Always bear
in mind that you great deal of time and money.
when repairs 10y having The Patterns
which your machinery Is made, at hand.
Car Wheels of various patterns manufactured with
MURPHT'S PATENT SOLID HUB!
Orders BY mail give description and dime sions
full " will receive prompt attention, al The price
AS when given in person.
We endeavor always to have work done at the time
appointed. We pay the highes. price for Scrap Iron
Copper and Brass. q. ID. EGLEsToN q co.
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GS01 RCu aGnt

nR. c. A. PERKINS " co. cOn'inie to be consulted
AZ their Office Second street, between Main and
Market, Louisville, ky relative TO all diseases OF pr
vaIe or delicate nature.
long of study and practical experience OF
an Unlimited extent have the qualification of
presenting the unfortunate with remedies which have
never failed to the most alarming cases OF GoSog
KBEA and SYPHILIS
Beneath their all the OF
Impure Blood Impotcucy. Scrofua, Ulcers,
Pans in thu Region Of Pr0ersation Inflammation Of the
Bladder aud Kidneys, Hydrocele Assesses, Humors,
and long train of friglIl consequences attending
this class Of diseases. made harmless
tn mplcst ailings OF ! child.
SEMtS WE.KSESs.-Dr r q Co. devote great part
OF their time treatment of those eases caused by
aud solit ry hIbt VIII eh runs the body aud mind,
uniting the unfortunate individual ethe business or
society Some az the sad and melancholy effects pro-
duced by early habits of youth Weakness Of
Back aud Limos, Dizziness, Dmness Of Sight, Papita-
tim OF the Heart Dyspepsia Nervousness arrangement
OF the Digestive Functions symptoms Of Consumption,
&c The fearful effects the mind much to be
dreaded Loss nf Memory, Confusion of Ideas Depres-
ssn Of Spirits Evil Forebodings Aversion OF Society
Self U.:rust, Tim,y, &c. are among the evils produc
ell such persons SHOULD, before contemplating
rage consult physician Of experience and skill, and
be restored tn health aud happiness.
NPAgue and Fever cured in twenty -four hcurs-war
ranted.
Letters addressed ia DIR. G. A. Perkins & Co., Louis
villc Ky box 1919 Postofce (postpad), containing
Ice will edtte attention. and medicine sen
any part ofthe country, secure from obserValion
The strictest secrecy observed.
II p Onice Second street between Marketand Main
ISuisyiIIe XIV. dec29 d2aw-w6m
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DAILY JOURNA l..
Local and River Brevities.

-Harper's Ma.zine for February will
doubtless be here on the Fawn this evening.
Il was at Louisville several days ago.
- The Ball and Concert at Vincennes,
Monday night were very badly attended,
There were bad arrangements in the whole
affair, We have reason to believe. After the
bail there were provisions enough lett 10 feed
At least 200 persons.
1t will be seen BY I'D yertsement that
the Kentucky No. leaves for st. Louis to-
morrow. For freight and passage, see no.
tice.
by dispatch from the Belle Key, re-
eeived last evening by }. s. Mitchell Esq,
we learn that she will be down to-day. Will
take Tobacco at So, and pound freights at 35
cents.
The J. NJ. Stockwel arrived here at
IL o'clock Monday night from New Orleans,
with a large freight. The following is the
list Of freight discharged here:
27S hhds Sugar, 53l bgs Coffee, so casks
Rice, 10 bbls Plaster, 40 bbls Mackerel, 100
boxes Herring, 10 boxes Havana Sugar, 90
Vices, 8 casks Mdse, 25 bgs Pepper, bags
Pimento, fierce Figs, cases Sardines, ]
bgs Coacoa Nuts, 100 boxes Raisns, 80 hlf
boxes Raisins, % boxes Oranges, 10 boxes
Lemons, 3 boie Candles, As sacks Salt,
bills Tar, "a kegs Tar, crates Ware, IL
bales Gunny Bags, l Carriage, box Tea,
1919 bbls Molasses.
The Stockwell goes no higher up, but il
now ready to receive freight for New Orleans,
intending to leave to- morrow. She is fine
and substantial steamer, and as an Evansville
and New Orleans packet. will receive large
patronage. There is plenty of freight here
certainly.
-Iessrs. Bement and Vicle received by
the Stockwell last Monday night the largest
lot of groceries, &C., ever received,by one firm
at Evansville. We give the list as matter
ofcuriosity. The value of this "lot'' is about
$35 900. 1t consisted Of 2l2 hhds Sugar, 30
bbls Loaf Sugar, so casks Rice, 10 bbls Plas-
ter, 10 bbIs Mackerel, 10 Inf do do, 10 or do do
10 kits do, 100 bxs Herring, 40 do Sugar 90
Vices, cask, 25 bags Pepper do Pmen,o
tierce Figs, 4 cases Sardines, / bags Goa
Goa Nuts, 100 boxes Raisins, SO Inf do do, %
boxes Oranges, 10 do Lemons, 2 casks Por-
ter, 500 bags Coffee, 1903 bbIs Molasses.
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=. COPELAN DIS BANKING AND EX.
CHANGE OFFICE

GRANTS temporary assistance tn prompt persons at
" fair and uniform rates, at all seasons.
Bays and sells Exchange Eastern and Western
Cites, Drafs Europe. Gold and Silver, Silver change,
Encurrezt Money. Land Warrants; RENTS Money any
part OF Europe makes Coll and RENTS proceeds
promptly at eurrent rates OF Exchange. Pays Six per
cent. interest Deposits. payable demand. Office
open from y. NJ, till 2. N
N. BAH orders (post paid promptly attended to.
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TO OWNERS OF LOrs NOS. ag7. 2gS, go AND $40,
DONATION ETLA Rti EMENT.
4 ND now here the Common Council Of the City of
"A Evansville hereby declare their intention to widen
the Alley extending from Walnut Chestnut streets. in
the Donatio Enlargement, aud in of the above
named Lots. and that i. will b. necessary appropriate
five feet OF the southwest alley end Of each of
Lots Nos. 237. e3s $50 and 2lo in said Enlargement aud
in order that persons aggricvcd 10y the widening of said
Alley, may have az opportunity of app! ing 10 the Com.
Council for redress; it is furhcr ordered IN
copy Of this order. signed by the Mayor and eseJ by
the Clerk. Ice published for six weeks succcssive in
the Evansville Journal; public newspaper. printed and
published in said city. Dated February q. le5i.
Attest: J. 5. HOPKINS, Mayor.
GEO. III. Topp Clerk. Ifeb7 6w
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NOTICE.

IL Merchandise. &c. entrusted 10 care sent from
"A Evansville by Ra cad, will receive prompt
ton, and of appraised OF arrival immedi-
ately. w. Il. BROWNE * CO..
jane. Sind Vincennes, la.
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ny THE r. AND &. RAIl.KOA

BY THE Z. AND e.. RAILROAD.
TrE.oAY, February l4th.
a. Shipments.
g. Orig pillow mnuds. scales, II bars bdls iron;
TAYLOR * Harvey bxB doz handes Refs &
Krsmer--i bDls beer: Lewis Gray-3 bxs hardware,
ne.t brass kettles; Kratz hcilmGn-l steam engine
l. Ibs castings 3em-t Viele6l bales gunnies- SIX.
twine; Allie & Howes--5 kgs powder, 10 bbs whisky,
bLls FISH, do sugar. coil rope bx candy, DO mdse
Receipts.
70 tcsari and hams Lewis & Cray 34e bbls pork. -
te,lard IL 90 ham, Ia, Tor &; Har, ey 80 empty bbls
Shank i'm & Reilly; bbls ale. AIlis Hvwes; Alb SEX
corn shankln d Riley; 2C5 scks corn. J. d ". Riley
e3l scks corn Geo, Foster e. Co., 30 seks flour, X.
Barnes $50 sks corn K Barnes, SIS sxs corn John s.
Mitchell; 80 SKIS ,rn. Preston Bros.
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SMOTHERED FIRES LONG PENH UP!
TERRIFIC EXPLOSION!
Tremendous Volcanic FruptiOn!!l
a man .'Seared rs with Hot Iron"
IN THE SEE HING L AM

GONE three years ago took into employ I.t
- and cOnfdeire,a man by the name of Mclean. So
well pleased with his devotion to business. AID
The interest he displayed in pecuniary Affairs that in
the course OF few months took him into limited
partnership for Year Thus 10y large pecuniary gain,
and the nroluyti Of his into the CONNIE rc:.l
community he was warmed into social and public being
and vitality by and through aid and influence -
viper like, he stung the nds that him
Havinglc rned the immense popularity or that wonder
frI
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LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
WTILLIAM BELL. is just opening on Main street
wv opposite the Bank large and ell selected stock
or leather and findings, consisting in part Of
1900 sides of sole leather, HemlOck and spanish
tanned.
so doz, morocco, No, I. 9, and T. Tampco extra Mad
French and Cape boot, and Ladies French
IS doz Kip-Prme City. heavy country, light me
dunn
90 doz COchineal Roam
10 Pink blue and green do
20 I" Iinings-Pink, blue. and green.
20 "a Bindngs-Lindsey's cape goa; and sheep.
90 Patent Kid skins.
$50 4" Calf skins-ligAt. heavy, and medium World
Fair and Caron,
q. Oil thong leather,
10 Madras Kid
90 bbls Iegs.
500 prs Lasts,
Boot trees rasps avis, pincers nails balls tack
stamps, thread, buffers, slicker wheels, keys hooks
and all other tools and materials by shoe makers
all of which will be sold the most reasonable terms
jel4
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ATTORNlES AT LAW, HENDERSON, KY,
WILL hereafter attend different Courts of Evans
w VILE and give prompt attention TO all business.
entrusted 20 their care yanl0ly
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CURRENCY RATES.
INDIANA NEW JERSEY.
State Bank az branches. parAl Solvent Bar ks BAR
New Stock Banks....... par LOUISIANA
OHIO. Branches IN Orleans. par
State Bank d Branches. par ALABAM
Independent Banks. par All Solvent Banks. -. g dis
State Stock Bank 10 p). .5dis ~ s. g. CAROLINA
tnpl.- par All Solvent Banks. - dis
KENTUCKY. GEORGIA.
AL Solvent Banks par 4 II Solvent Banks y dis
VIRGINIA. ILLINOIS
All Solvent banks.... parNew StkSecury B'ks. dis
TENNESSEE. WISCONSIN,.
All Solvent Banks. - dis All Solvent Bank 3 dis
MISSOURI Fire ~ Marine Ins. Co ) dis
Stale Bank q branches. par MICHIGAN.
EASTERN. All Solvent Banks. , dis
All Solvent Banks. par Michigan lns. Co. dis
FGNNSYLVANIa. CANADA
All Solvent Blnks. par All Solvent Banks 5 dis
EXCHANGE.
New YORK Buying III Selling prem
Cincinnati Buying. Selling. prem
COIN.
AMERICAN Gold Buying prem Selling. prem
silver Change... ........5 prem
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II. NELSON
ID. wOOI.SEY.
sssss. ssssss
UCTION.
WOOLSEY & NELSON

\ fTATER street Evansville Indiana. Auctoneer
q and Commission Merchants, Manufactures Agents
Dealers in Dry Goods, Furniture, Chairs Clocks, Looking
Gasses Picture Frames, Notions &c. Particular atten
ton given to thes oil all descriptions of Goods Regu
lar Sales every Tuesday Thurs lay and Saturday, Cast
advances made on Consignments
aug % ly WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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rHEMsx1cAN MUSTANG IMMINENT.

And not having genius enough To originate intellect
and talent enough to sustain article of his conce
tion and original and independent ofoers for exis
tence~e ali Parasites, he determined TO cling 10 the
shirts and draw vitality. sustenance and support rom
Others. He made q mixture of TAR and TURPEN-
TINE 'fiched from u name"-mutlated our direc
lions and advertisements and called this aborvc de-
formity "Volcanic Oil Liniment." with shallow and
himsy pretcN of originality He has made desperate ef
induce dealers and the people and his
worthless filthy and perncious trsh by representing it
to be similar to, and equally efcacous with the original
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STATE OF INDIANA, &C
Marlborough County,
In the Marlborough Circuit Court.
Elrey g. Burkam, laiDtif,
against Action to forcslose
James Madison Case and aMortgagc.
Rachel Case. his wife, Def'ts.
affidavit having been fled with the P:intif' COM
paint in the Office of the Clerk Of lhe Marlborough
Circuit Court setting forth that the said Defendants,
James Madison Case and Rachel Case, his wife. are
not eiser Of them, resident in the State Of lnd
ana that they reside in Oregon California If
hant Is informed and believes and that they
parties tn the above entitled action.
The said Defendants Thereof hereby notified OF
the pendency OF the above entitled action in said
and that the will stand for trial the of
said Court begun and held the Court House in
the city of Evansville, on the third Monday in April,
1854. JACOB LUNKENHEIMER,
Jones & Blythe, Cl'k Of said Court.
Att'ys for Plaintiff. ffcb92wd-3tw
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COIN AND BANK NOTE
TABLE.

CORRECTED DAILY FOR THE JoURNALBY
G COPELAND, BANKER,
Dealer in ErehGsge. Coin Land FarrGats L-neurrent
Money, &c., &C.; 0giee on Sirst ST. AGAR .uGia.
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DEPPER. GIMsNTO AND RACE GIN.
Il GER.--IO bags just reed and for sale by
fsS7 y K. GILBERT & Co., S,c. near Water.
CODA--I5 kegs best Newcastle just reed, for sal
- b. ifeb7) 8. T.. GlLRERf& 90. Syc. near Water.
(,OPPERAS AND LO7WOOD:-s bbls. jus
" reed for sale By 5. L. GILBEKr & CO.,
f.b7 o Syc. near Water.
UTATCHES-s0O gross best quality block and
WI round wood box Matches, for sale very low by
leb7 X. GILBERT 81 CO.. Syc. near Water.
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MEXICAN MUSTANG L1N1dENT,
BURNING FLAMES OF IT


From the agony of which his ''viIlainous compound
relieve him.
NSCAUTION NUMBER TWO. II
Another feeble effort has been made to profit by the
popularity article, by in Louisy He who put
up a few gross of preparation hick he called 'Amer
can Mustang Lniment." He has, however. become sat
scd of the error he committed, and has pledged his
sacred honor that he will infringe
rights attempt TO deceive and impose upon the
duliiy unsuspeciing confidence of the public. whom
he is dependant for his living. With this pied. e,
have agreed to draw dark veil of charity aud forgive
ness over his past acts, and let him go in peace.
BUT VIZ WARN The AFFLICTED!
To be ware of all imposons, and by no iniment that
has not on the wrappers and directions, and
the evidences of the copy right secured and will
get the worth of money! get relief from your infer
| mites, and bless the day that you used the
MEXIC AN MUSTANG IMMINENT.
III The Lniment put up in three sizes. aud retas
% cts. 80 and ST. The large bottles contain much
more Lnmen in proPor to the prices and are there
fore cheapest.
| NJ Principal Office 30l, Broadway, New York and
corner Third and Market streets. Louis No. and
sale by dealers in Drugs and Medicines and BY country
store Keepers in all parts of the United States.
II p For sale in Evansville by
KELLER, FARNSLEY & CO.,
MILLER * CO,
jyI6-Iyd&w and several other Druggists.
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PUBLIC yOTeCy,.


We only wish everybody would come and examine
this stock there anything here before like
it. (jan2S) WIN. LOWENrHALI. d co.
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DROWN SHEETINGS...
ID 900 bales Arkwri-ht b inches Sbectng.;
100 do Cannclton 81 do do; on hand and for
saleby JAS. LOW Co,
jan3I az Main street, Louisville, Ky.
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"ANTED-For the ensuing year, five
w able bodied NEGRO MEN, Of good charge
ter suitable for mill work.
de- % CRENsHAW Il FISHER.
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,,r,, rt,gTHER BY THE CANADA.

.,a,,,,ar Canada arrived at Bost m on the . e,
n, .,,o foreign mails. We have the following adj
,gtional neTe;
RUSSIA AND TURKEY
-,...,.,-.s OF A bloody action near halaiat are
.n,rasictsi The Turks lett SIX alousaho n'o"
So, ,sfan thew retired TO Niddin
80. :, Nicholas was taken by surprise, ana was
accompanied by great siaosateF' o"' VI i''V'
Tsrks. only 20 escaped. n
- =. thnusaud Russian calvary attack "a the ier
-, NJ Valee Dooree. but the Turks defeated
80, ,ae people joining in the pursuit ihe as
Ia, one thousand rnen- $500, .,.1uA p.abo .
~ sultan hal appointed Aoos'iaa iash"'
,s,r.ian governor o. Georgia ~
W r. ,,,ar has sent an autograph e'fcr TO Prlnce
yi',,;s,f c,yf, sra.dla:ins him on The victory az
-, ami ssvia. tia: the dect On The Black Sea
Il ,i'nvgs i:sill worthy to defend the honor ana
E9rt -. has cveu = part Of the force on the Da
$50 t-{rr n I.nti March, the ice rendering ope
r',,,rs ;bere Impossible ill spring
i@"''' FRANCE.
,,,.,.,-ts}f the grain had arrived IN France nc
.,..ars n make up the deficit in the harvest The
-.y, NH b. za6re severely FELT about The end Of
February. r.,,
cg..-, u + defy.i: Ia the Austrian budget o. fifty
millions.
Tto pialrnon.cse Legislature met on the 18TH
r,e Ka,'s speech congratulated the country Oh IT.
prosperity. ..,,
IN. Minister Of finance has presented to the
a,ahr. ,ga promised bill relative TO the foreign
e,ie The hIl DOES not fix the duties but authorizes
rIe e3y,r.ltae.t 70 reduce, suspend or establish
PRUSSIA.
s,,. Minister oC Commerce has given notice that
,-irsnty Of coinncrce ami navigation o! september
'5z concluded between the Zoliverein and Belgi-
nm cDres with the c1,rreu; year, and that ne3oiia
- Ir IL renewal had led to satisfactory result
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THE STEAMER SAN FRANCISCO

NEw YORK. Jan. 1t s now believed that the
steamer San Francisco is safe, the gale probably
subsidized sfter she was fallen in with by the Maria
Freeman GU the goth of December. The Maria
Freeman arrived at Liverpool, N S. on the 4th inst
and reported that she fell in with the steamship San
francisco on the south edge of the Gulf Stream
drifting outward. Her decks were swept boats
gone, and she was completely disabled The NJ F.
could render her no assistance
The Secretary of the Navy has ordered the steam
ers North Star aud Alabama to proceed in search of
the San Francisco. He has also directed the sloop-
ofwar Decatur to proceed Oh the same errand FROM
Boston
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FROM CALF ORNIA.

The steamer Illinois, which arrived a. New York
OK Thursiay from Aspiuw all, brought lhree hun-
sred aud hfty passengers and twelve huaGred thou
sand dollars work of gold.
It's stated thai prolific veins Of silver have been
discovered near the city OF Acapulco. They are Ed ID
t. BE unsurpasse in richness by any of the mines
the county, far baz been rNplrred-
There have been -veIal ear luakes in Acapulco.
a private let. er Ole of the Amazon German
set: eEs who joined til expedition states that the
suffering Of the parties has been very great, and that
many have deserted - Brazil.
The Yreka Herald gives a account Of hanging
affair which has recently ttken place in Yreka. NJ
Games o. t5es gyea, but it spoken OF 10 C ST
horrible tragedy. hrencnu'an who had killed
citizen was arfested and placed in ooHfnemen- b.
the legal author &, wheh psrties from Green
bora Creek came over Eua took hin from prison
gave him Lynch r.a al hung him. He had beer
Sc solie ttu-e aod was Per tally oeranged.
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THE MARKETS

BALTIMORE, Jan. 6.-The -four market to-day is
very quiet. No sales of moment Buyers are un
wiling to offer over 81 to 81 CO. Grain scarce, aud
selling l62@l65 cen;s for red l7G0l7S white,
which a decline. Corn IS ass cents for white yell
low 61dG3. Sales Pennsylvania rye at 97lpl00 cents:
Maryland and Virginia s0a82c. Oats 400t5c. Pro-
visions and groceries unchanged The money mar
keti is easier Tobacco very quiet
NEW YoRK, jan 9Th otee--Ssles of $50 bags
Rio al l2ic Cotton-Sales ct 1850 baes-du1 Flour
has declined l2!c; sales of 100 bbls $3.50 CO
for State, aud S76zG S76S for Ohio: tales of South
ern at S7.62dS775. Wheat-Sales of $3.50 bushels at
Us for red and 1876 for white CoTn-Sales of SO 90
bushels al 81 cts for mixed