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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-27
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AT THE

| II ID
~ CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND 25rn STS .
FOR SALE AT AUCCIUN.-Win be sold at auc.
day of June. 1889. a. AZ o'clock H. the house and
leg located above. The lot has trent OF 60 fec:
on the east line of 18th street. and depth on the
north line OF Frank street of l22 feet TO an alley
10 feet wide. The house has rooms, and now rents
for $500 per annum,
TEaAs-Onefourth cash; balance at s. IL and IS
months. for negotiable notes. interest Ided secur-
I'd by trust deed. The for 1889 to be paid BY
the purchaser. uODDIN d APPERSON
my "a Auctioneers,
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CTRAWBERRIEB.-I am in daily re
- csips Of several hundred quarts Of eTRAwDlR-
price, and TO which desire TO call the saSention
of III persons IN want Of vesy nns article loE
's'''s = BROOKA PLEAaAH90.
myls No l..s Nj. ss.sse.
UUMMRL's HsS1NQB or OOIIn1.
~ Per Alsby - roV.
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By Alex. Mott, Auct.

GROCERIES FURNITURE, &C.
~ Will be sold at auction at my store. ON "a
TuRnAY. May 18th, commencing at 10 o'clock. Is
bbis Herricgs, In good order; so boxes Scotch Her
rings; Whiskey; Brandy; Tin; Wines, &c,
FUkNlTURE-Al lot second ha nd Furniture from
family leavisg the rity. s
Keady'Made Clething Dry Goods. Shoes Hats.
0onness' &C. ALEX MOTT,
my Auctianear
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By Thomas w. Eeesee, Auctioneer,
(Gf1ce corner of 9TH and Cary stall

KHN NVVW A UhH6, uOUEEdUIU
- AND KITCHEN FURNITURE. re- HHR 8Atu
AT AUC rI0a VIII be sold on FktDAY m Dr. nin =
May 27th, commencing ut 10 O'Clock at she heaSaa-
rant on Cary street. nsxt d0or the corner Of Ssh
all Of tbs Oar Room ixturss Hcu u hold and Kitch.
en- Furniture, Gas Fixtures &c,
my 2 THoS W KENaER, Auotioneer.
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r. D. YALE & CO., =. ,..,.

NM FIRE AND WATER PROOF CBxINf PAINT.
Dos Ro,fs the hest article for the pnrpoee IN 49,
I9htnin9 Rods Of the most approved hind.
Pumps IL all kinda.
Hydraulic Rams.
Lsaa and Iron Pipe. oil sisee.
Portable Cas- works put up In town end cesnay. m
Hotel and Family Cooking Ranges 49, sSs~s
All kinds Of Plumbing ssd Gss Bissias 49, =
order.
Roofing snd 0utfs1irg. Heating Duene -
vAte buiIdinas In eli the vasioas waye
modern imDrovements.
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AcCxiUH sAs. .
H5fURS DIR
BY jas. NJ Taylor & Son.
COMMISSIONER 1zrr m uvuv

II As0As9 GALE VI WHY
~ VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THrcnTN
TY HsNklC0 -PuIfu mt TO two decrses ot ~
circuit Court Of Hsnrico in the csses Of JOIN STA
W staples and ais" rendered on the s.h W. %
the undersigned ~ Commissioner will seii ~ nn
lie auctien to the hiRhest BIDDER on the ~
II t. the 1t fair day t6ers sfserj M ls,r
at 80 O'Clock. NJ the very vaIusbis Real Essats
sitnspd on and near 70 the Deep Buo Turnpiss
abb ut fonr is from the city, and ON ana neal ths
X, y and p Railroad; being the Heal Estate q
which Francis staples died Possessed. and dstin
Containing 6 scres. with three icehouse.
ihersupon. and lying immediately upon the mill
and grst mill in complete order. and small dwell
ing In good repair The soil Is very COED
C-Contaibing ,9h acres. has uron It very com
es. Gil in good order. About half of This tract ID
cleared, and the remainder heavily wooded. The
land Is IN high state Of in provement. and lies i'm
npedately upon the Richmond Fredericksburg and
D-fhe Mansion Tract. and the late residence o,
d fsa5G,s staples decd; has h,nd'ome framed
&C all in perfect order. Tho house has recently
been thoroughly repaired. 1t contains So acres ei
superior farming land, and has atischeds vineyard
,1-Ccntsinng 70 scres. adjoining the above, is
cleared and highly improved
has upon it a large oak grove. and in cultivation
S-Lies immedistely upon the Deep Kun Turn.
Y'h9 opu me Will ho61. IL contains Is oil
land. ana has thereon a BLACKBURN and Other
shops The soil 10 excellent
,H-Lles on the Deep Run Turnpike adjoining the
above. containing q acres in very good condiii
sneh an opportunity is seido presented to per
OF the city of Richmond WV '-''1'''
-, map and survey of the said land can bo seen at
the ONCE ct Jas Taylor Con. All persons de.
string to make /, Quiry about the above property
are referred to the suctloneerr
TERhS-une.third OF the purchase uonev In "a ali
ano the re.idus 10 two equal lis ailments at one and
~ arg from the dav Of SALE the credit payments
20 De secured By n"kotable notes. Satisfactorily en-.
ao5sed. with interest added aud the title retained
wi the whole purchase money is psii. and a con.
veyanco directed ~ the conrt wa
possession will b. given Except of the Mansion
,IaG. immediately. and full possession of that
On me st January 1850, and the purchaser of IL
VII. 90 alo we'd TO seed crop Of wheat
3H o'clvck, PM. law ~
JOHN B YOUNG
W RANDOLPH, IOomm's
MILTON GARY
Bale conducted by JAS NJ TAYLOR SON Au,t.
PS-Hna WhiC nd Tn u;ro- ;1i
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& AT COST.-Contemplating ma
"a king d change in our business we will
AsS&S close out our present stock OF
@ek48S WATCHES,
JEWELhv,
SILVER and
SILVER PLATED WARE
AT PRIME COST
All those Indebted 10 the concern, will please set
tie rn. fOE2ELE WEIB EMEYER,
nk Ism No % Main st.
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IMMEDIATELY after the above sale,
l. will be sold handsome Building Lot, on the
south side Of Franklin between 18th and 2S streets
and next to the residence of Mr. Robert Avis front
ms 80 feet and running back $50 to an alley fee,
wide. "
Terms the same in all respects a, the abovel
my26 GoDDIN q APPERsOS Auets
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a FURNITURE, MATTRESSES, 60.

r,vuu.uusu., - FOR THE RACES
Trains will lesye Richmond depot
On FRIDAY, z7tl, and SATURDAY. 2Sth. for the Ash
land Races, Mt 10 A ID aud IL NJ. Returning. will
leave Ashland on conclusion OF the Race.
FARE Tor The roead trip. including admission TO
tie course. si.5J.
sAML RUTH. supt Trans.
Once H. r RICO.
hist III md 25th May. 1889 my 25-tS
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FE Y EEk AND AGUE,
And the various affections consequent unon dis
ETOMACA OR LIVER.
Such as Indigestion, Acidity OF the Stomach
Oolicky Pains, Heartburn, Loss Of Appetite DespOn
dency, C0stiveness, Blind and Bleeding Piles In
all Nervous, Rheumatic, and Neuralgia Affections
it has in numerous instances proved highly bened
cial, and In others effected decided cure
This is o purely vegetable compound, prepared on
strictly scientific principles after the of the
celebrated Holland Professor, Boerhave Bacaus, 81
its great success IN most ofthe European States its In
troductioninto the " stats was intended more espe
eialy for those of our aherand scattered here and
there over the face of this mighty country Mcetna
with great success among them now offer il 10 the
American public. knowing that its truly wopderful
medicinal virtues must be acknowledged.
1t Is particularly recommended t. those psrsons
whose constitutions may have been impaired by the
continuous use of ardent spirits, other forms Of
dissipation. Generally instantaHeous in effect II
6nds its way directly to the scot of life thrilfina
and Guickeniny every nerve, raising up the drOop.
vigor in the system.
NGTICE.-Whoever expacts to find this beye
rage will be Disappointed but to the SICK weak and
low spirited il viii prove grateful aromatic cor
0'A Oh ''D GaGr 1ef''ai properties
The great popularity Of this delightful Aroma has
induced many limitations, which the public should
guard against purchasing. Be pot persuaded t, bay
anything else until you have given BoERHA WEE
convince yea how infinitely superior it IL p ali
these limitations
Sold ct 81 per bottle, six bottles for S. the
SOLE PROPRIETORs,
DEMJAMIN PAGE, JR, T. CO
MANUFACTURING
EHARMAOEUTISTS AND CHEMIs~s
PITTSBURGH, PA.
nEsold nearly all the druggists In thu city
10 1l-dta
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EssSsES,A Cox's LINE.-The OIL
SUN MER ARRANGE


1E&K The United STAGE. Mail Steamers
x2ksl0zEfz2 hMEST0WN. Capt. Parrish and
huaNuhn Capt Skinner. will carry passengers to
sar ron .iTSinia at redaced rates
Inond every TUESDAY afternoon nj O'Clock CGty
Point same evening, and Norfolk ON "WEDNESDAY
at II oci OK. noon. for New York arriving there
esrlg naxt day aud in time to connect with the line
going ta-t and north.
The RgASokR. Capt. Skinner. leaves Richmond
every FRIDAY afternoon at O'clock City Point
next morning at o'clock, and Por isrnouth same
iST New ,s fek s5rXng next morning
fron PER 3, North River, every SATURDAY af,er-
noon At O'clock for Norfolk Petersburg and Rich.
mnnd. taxing freight for each place.
North River. every WEDNESDAY afternoon. at 3
o'clock. Tor Portsmouth. Petersburg and Richmond
taking freight for each place.
REDUCE RATES.
Passage state Room included, between Nor
IoiA ana New S. co
s'esrage Passage uncommon. 4 20
Passage. state Room aciudrd between. Rich.
mond. Petersburg and New York........... 8 %
cietfass Ass3Se 20
Passage. state Room incnGed, between
Lyrchbnrg and New YORK .................... Is co
Psssase hetweeI Richmond ana norfolk same SIS
cy Iee river sts snsrs.
ss aeais FIFTY cEHTs extra,
N.Y. LUDbAM 4 WATSON.
III FOR NEW YORK. - TIE Gu
SSskAE Pr Tor fast Failing schooner DANIEL HIG.
else LoNa.TRsEr. Aiasser, having the greater por.
tioa Of her c.rgo engaged ANA gop on board will
my 2l-6t p CoIoUITr co.
Sszs-ag.rIss CANAL BOAT "AMERI-
CA" FOR sALE-wll carry $50
barrels of Flour; aud nov in ccmplete order. I'm.
Q1ire corner Byrd and 18th streets.
my 2l-s.s
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ORANGE SHERBET GREAM.-From
" this day We will keep the above luscious Soda
Water Syrup, ~hich universally praised at
our Fountain last year. 1t beng freshly prepared
every day, and drank with the purest and coldest
soda Water, there car be doubt il is enc Of the
finest syrups ever prepared.
my25 Druggists, Broad st, above 9Th.
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1853. SPRING TRADEI 1856!
GEORGE 6TAkKETT,
~ GOVERNOR STREET,

Manufacturer and Dealer In stoves. Ranges. Fur
PAGES. Farmers Boilers, Licorce Boilers, FACTORY
Stoves and Heaters. Bath Boilers and Bath Tubs
Iron Sinks, Pnmps. Hydraulic Rams. Lead and
Ally.
Merchants Builders and Housekeepers-also,s u
perihteGdeBts Of Public Buildings, Churches. FAC.
and all others purchnsina articles, or requiring
80. ,os saine. We have always on hand large a.
,iIIaent from which 10 select, embracing many
.aid 80 NOT usually TO be found--si Of which sIe
~o,s e?uality with the best judges OF our
- repairing yieees for glI Cur leading articles
Sns,s "h hand III The 00TeinSr Etreet Stove et0re
Ah 3~a GE0K1E bTARRHTT.
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my l0-lm

A NTHkACITE COAL.--We are prepar.
IA ed to receive orders either for immediate or f.
ture deis cry, for the best quality Red and White
Ash Anthracite Coal. (egg size,) for family, and
lump coal for foundry use.
Coal sold by us WILL INVARIABLY BE WEIGHED.
sAML p HALVES Il SON,
my 2-lmif 18th street, Southside of the Dock
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JOHN B YOUNG
n milton GARY '0"'n'
Inv
SALE real

my 70
rs-The Wing and Enquirer will insert the above
charge u.s. I r SI,N Gnu
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SpetlaL Clothes.

DIR. Wistar's BaIsam of Wild Cherry
Where the above preparation is known it is so well estab
shed as an inalibe remedy for the coughs colds
sore throat hoarseness bronchitis splitting blood pain
IN the breast Group whoopg cough and every form of
Pulmonary Complaint, that it a work of superero
CATION to speak of its merits.
Discovered by awell known physician more than TWEEN
ty years SINCE it has by the wonderful it has effect
ed been constantly approaching in public favor until its
use and reputation alike UNIVERSAL and is it not
known and cherished by all land their name is legion
who have been restored to health by use as the Great
Remedy for all the diseases which processes to cure
Sir James Clarke, physician to Queen Victoria has
given it as his opinion that Consumption can be cured
The whole history of this medicine fully confirms the
opinion of that eminent Thousands can testify and
have testified that when all other remedies had failed
this has completely cured that when the sufferer had
well nigh despaired this has afforded immediate relief
that when the physician had the disease in
curable this has removed it entirely.
The virtues of this Balsam alike applicable to cure
slight cold or confirmed Consumption and its power
as SAFE certain speedy pleasant and e6ectuel remedy
cannot be equaled.
SETH W. FowLE Co.. ProprietorS, Boston
For sale by their Agents everywhere and in Worcester
by David Scott, James Green and by NJ. B. Green & Co.
apl7 dSaw
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The OXygenated Bitters.-For the cure of dys
pepsia or indigestion, liver complaint asthma cosve-
ness loss of appetite fever and ague heartburn water
brash' acidy sea-sickness, scurvy nausea headache
ennu and general debility, any disease having its or-
gin in imperfect digestion.
These Btters all classes of fellow citizens inclu-
ding members of Congress- lawyers physicians clergy
men, planters, farmers and Others testify are the only
safe certain and sovereign specific for the immediate re-
lief and permanent of the many cruel complaints
which, in phase other of dyspepsia aflic our
race
These Bters were discovered by Dr. Geo B. Green and
in their formula differ entirely from that any other pre-
paration of medicine Containing alcohol-no mineral
mo poisonno noxiOus drug-in their nature tonic not
retaining their virtues in any clime-thev
are "a combination and form indeed" of medicine which
knows rival in exerminang disease and restoring the
system to its pristine vigor and health No matter of
long standing or however induced chronic its char
acter the disease may beno matter has baed the
skill of the physician and resisted the efforts medicine
single trial of these Biters will satisfy the sufferer that
his disease is amenable to the proper remedy.
In testimony of the many effected by this RENE
dy reference had to the written certificates from dis
tnguished individuals known all over the land.
s w. FowLE CO., propretors, Boston.
For sale by their agents everywhere and in Worcester
by David Scott James Green, and by NJ. b. Green d Co
apl7 dSaw
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From South Am eric a.
REVOLUTION IN CHILL.

AENOLCIION IN CttlIAI.
Isthmus dates are to the 10Th A fracas oc-
Cured at Aspinwall on the 9th inst, between
some sailors of the frigate Roanoke and the
foreign residents. There was not much dam
age done.
Gen. Lamars manifesto to Nicaragua, had
created some sensation throughout Central
America, while the firm conduct of President
Buchanan toward the filibusters, was duly ap-
preciated.
Dates from Valparaiso are to the 10th, and
from Callao to the 26th ult.
Another revolution was in progress in Chilli,
The prospect is that the existing government
will be overthrow. The Valparaiso Mercurio
had been suppressed by the government.
The Provinces of Valparaiso Santiago, and
Aconcagua, have been declared under martial
law
The frigate Merrimac and sloop-of-war De
catur were at Realejo on the LIST. The latter
was preparing for a cruise.
Several printing offices have been closed,
and large number of citizens, belonging to a
political club at Santiago, were imprisoned.
Samuel Havilana died at Santiago on the
14th of December
Serious riots had occurred in Lima and Cal
lao in consequence of the importation of ready
made houses from the United States The
workmen attempted to prevent the landing
The mob and guard came in collision, when
several on both sides were killed and wound
ed. President Castillo ordered detachments Of
troops to serve, when another collision took
place, in which several were killed. Finally, a
committee was sent by Congress to treat with
the populace, which resulted in the introduc
ton into that body of measure decreeing that
after the LIST Of August, 1859, all manufactured
goods shall pay duty of twenty per cent Oh
the present tariff that all raw material shall be
admitted free. Both cities were under MARTA
law during the riots.
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Mexican Affairs.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 28-The steamship
Tennessee has arrived here with Vera Cruz
dates of the 24th inst Gen. Fries and Admit
raj Zerlan are passengers by the Tennessee.
The Spanish fleet left SACRIFICES on the 10Th
inst, for Havana. The French and English
were at SACRIFICES.
The "Progresso Quores" has rumor that
an American vessel Of war had threatened to
lombard Mazatlan, for confiscating the cargo
OF an American merchantmen, by order of the
Church party. The dates from the city of
Mexico are to t he 10Th inst
The "Pensiamento," General Miramon's or
gan at GuadalarJara, states that he Miramon,
will not accept of the Presidency, nor favor
Robes. Both adhere to the Zuloaga plan
Gen. Miramon was marching to the Capital
He had ordered forced loan of S6O0,060 at
Granddaughter, including foreigners, who paid,
under threat of expulsion.
The rest of the press of the city of Mexico
state that the French and English ministers
had notified the Government that, unless
$l,O00,000 was paid to satisfy the claims of
English subjects, within six days the fleets of
those countries will take possession of Vera
Cruz and Tampico. The statement was dis
credited.
Gen. Degalladoes was at Moselid
The government palace at Guadalajara was
destroyed on the 10th by an explosion of the
magazine, just after Miramon had left for the
capital. From one o~two hundred persons
were killed and terrible CONSERVATION was
caused thereby
The liberals have taken Mazatan. Casmado
had fallen back on Yanepec Blanc and Cor
ondo, with 5000 men, and Miramon had sent
600 men, but it was thought the garrison
would be obliged to surrender Miramon de-
clared vehemently against Robles's plan pre-
vious to his, Miramon's election to the Pres
idency, but had been silenced since that event.
Robes was presiding, backed by the cap
italists.
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tinued, but without any decisive blow being
struck.
The United States Commissioner Reed was
at Macao
Reports were current of serious disturbances
within one hundred miles of Canton
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New York Matters.

New YORK, Jan. 28.-Wm. Decker, who
was wounded lsft week in the Elm street
affray, in which Richard Owens was killed,
died to-day at the Hospital
The disaster in the East River, near Black
wells Island to-day, was not so bad as at first
reported, but three men were drowned, all
boStmen.
Hon. Mark Spencer died to-day, at his resi-
dence in this city.
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n E w B o o X S

Hymns for the Ages, by Rev. f. D. Huntington
The Securing of the White Horse, by the author of
Tom Browns School Days Illustrated by Richard
Doyle.
The Land and the Book or Biblical Illustrations drawn
rom the Manners and Customs, the Scenes and Scenery
Songs of Scotland, by Mrs. Slsbee.
nat VIII he do with it? by PisiStratus CaXtUn. A
novel by Sir Il. Buwer Lytton, Bart.
The Ministry of Life, by Maria Lousia Charesworth.
Arago.
Smith, author of "Athelwold."
New edition of Poems, by Frances Anne Kembe.
, Ihe Witches Of New York, as encountered by O. X.
Philander Doestcks, 2. b.
A Yacht Voyages Letters from high latitudes. By
Lord Duflerin.
Age of Chivalry, by Thomas Bulfnch
- Inc Banks OF New York. Their Dealers The Clearing
Houses and the Panic of 1851 BY }. s. Gbbon. Thirty
New Edition Of Monte Criso. BY Dumas
me EX-Wie. BY John Lang, author OF xviii he Mar
Home and the World: By the author of "souvenis of
a Residence III Europe
Notes from Plymouth Pulpit. collection of memo
rable passages from the Discusses Henry Ward Bee
cher Augusta Moore.
The Afternoon of Unmarried Life. By the author of
The Three Books of the Year-The History of New
England, by John Gorham Palfrey, volume first; The
tory of History of Civil cation in England. BY Thomas
Buckle.
New York to Delhi, by Robert B. Minturn
Inc Great Day OF Atonement, by Mrs. Colin Macken-
State of the Impenitent Dead, by Alvah Hovey
Waylands Sermons to the Churches
nature anu the Superhnman, by Horace BUSHNELL
Martineau Studies of Christianity.
paper.
The American Almanac and Repository Useful Knowl-
edge for the year 1853, i'll various bindings
Abone's Dictionary of Authors, is ready to sub
scrbers.
Every variety of School Books usedn Worcester Coun
prices EDWARD NELLEN Jr
ain Gfrpnf
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DIR: DnpOncO's Golden Pills for Femaies-
lnalibc ~ correcting, regulating, and removing all OBJ
a restorative. - va
These pills nothing new but have been used nv tho
doctors for many years both In France and America with
unparalleled success In every case and ho il urged nv
many thousand ladies who have used them to make the
rus public for the alienation Of those suffering from any
Irregularities whatever as well to prevent an Increase
o. family where health will not permit IT, Females pecu
ary situated or those surprising themselves So arc eau
toned against using these Pills while that condition as
the proprietor assumes no responsibility after the above
named admonition, although their mdness would pre-.
vent any mischief TO health otherwise the Pills arc re-
each box. Price 81 F'''
sold wholesale and retail by DAVID SCOTT, Druppist
26l Main street. OF Mechanic street. Worcester
Mass. ana By JAMES GREEN, III Main street Worces,
YER Mass Ladies, by enclosing them 81, can have the
uouen f sent 10 part OF the country conndentlv
ny return mail Sold also by A. A. Bartlett Clinton.
James b. Lane, Fltchburg; Cantrell n Son. banieson,
yllei A. Honghton, Athol Depot Balch q SON. Proyj-
denee weeks Potter Bostoni and by one Druggist in
N.B.-Ladies, be particular In asking for "Dr Dupon-
cos Golden Pills. and see that the signature Is on the
box; you Will then obtain medicine you NAV filly RELY
upon The agent will tell you they are no secret COM
pound, but arc made known 70 all concerned.
ap6 dly
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FROM CALIFORNIA.
Arrival of the Illinois at New York, with
81 200, 900 in Gold

New YORK, Jan. 2S.-Steamer Illinois,
with the California mails of the 9th instant,
and 81 100000, has arrived.
The Illinois connected with the steamer
Golden Age, at Panama, and brings 200 pas
sengers.
Nearly all the items of interest have been
anticipated by the overland mail.
The markets at San Francisco were dull for
Atlantic produce.
Gold dust was coming in more rapidly.
The Presidents message, by the overland
express, reached San Francisco only two days
in advance of its receipt by the Panama route.
The Frazer River mines were looking up.
The ice had broken up in the river, and the
steamers were making their usual trips.
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Boston NIarket-Jm. %.

Corn Exehange-The market for Flour sustains full
prices. Sales of common brands Western at IS a IS;
fancy brands at Is a IS common extras Is a So
family and superior brands at IS % S55 q BRIL- nclud-
ing all kinds Southern qniet at a rs for fancy and
10 for extras Corn has been sold at 80 a 92c for
southern yellow; and white held at soc. Rye Sc
Provisons-Pork is firm at Sl4 a Is for prime; 10 a 20
for mess; and clear q q q 80 cash and mos Beef
ranges from so q Il so d BRIL- for Eastern and Western
mess Lard ~ a l2c in brls, and 10 a 34c in kegs and
change.