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Markets by Telegraph.

-gsH 80
New YORK. February 1G.-Cstton quiet; sales
Of 533 bales at 1918 316c. Southern -four quiet
common to fair extra, *5G35.90: good 10 cnoice,
S5 95GSs.75. Wheat dull win limited inquiry.
Corn about half-cent lower: 631@B4c. for graded
mixed: 58x@64c. for un2radeJ new western mix-
and heavy 46@4skc. for mixed westernand State:
4Sf052c. for white Stale. Coffe6-Sio dun: 144@
lSc. gold. for cargoes: 59l &C., gold. for Job los.
Sugar quiet and steady. Molasses and rice nm.
at $l.60@$1.65. Turpenrne drmer at 35Q36c.
Pork moderately active; new mess, 922.5O. Lard
frmer and. more active; prime steam. $4,000
1926. Whiskey steady nc 81 IL. FreIghts shade
- .'~-' - rALTIMoRE.
BALTrMoRE. February 5-Fiour and wheat quiet,
steady, and unchanged. Southern corn quiet; west
ern 4 shade frmer: southern white. 60@62c. /;
southern yellow. 5e@69c. Oats dull and uu-
changed. Bye nominal. Provisions easier. Coffee
unchanged. WhisRey dull and easier at sl.1l.
''' ~ CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, February 16.-Flour and wheat nm
changed. Corn steady, with moderate demand at
40M44c. Oats quiet and steady. Barley and rye
unchanged. Pork higher 81 $2l.S7kMS22. Lard
USE. Bulk mests STEADY ana nm; shoSiders
S4c clear Iib-siceS. Ike: clear sides, 11Ac. Ba
con in fair de nand: shoulders. exc; Gear rib
siGes 124c.; clear sides, 1870 Whtskey steady and
for light shipping, and packing grades slow AT
S7.sUns7;9O; receipts, 1,152 head; shipments,
1912 head.
,',.o.EI - LOUISVILLE. - : ~
LOUISVILLE, February 15.-Flour, wheat, corr,
and oats quiet and unchanged Rye dun at SOc.
Pork, f22 So. Bnlk ats-shoulders, 9S@9hc.;
clear rio, 1896. clear sides, l. &c. Hams-oagar-
cured, 34apl3Sc. Lard-1 ierce, 141c. keg, loo.
Whiskey quiet and firm at $l.05.
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bEREl ". ADAMS EMPRESS CoMpASY.-
~" York, February 14.-An important
ruling was made IN the United States Cir
cut Court today By Judge Wallace, in the
sa.t Of Dcrri u. The Adams Express Com
i@nE, before jury. The case involved the
legal construction Of the claoSe in au express
c9mpauy's receipt limiting lis liability to
Nifty dollars unless the value Of the package
saA.! tl stated by the shipper at The time Of
shipment. The court ruled that the receipt
was binding contract, and that as the plain
I'll did no. state tae value of his shipment
Al the time Of the delivery to the express
COMPANY the responsibility Of the latter was
limited 10 lifty dollars, and the plaintiff could
only recover tina. amount, even though the
actual los had been occasioned by negligence
OF the defendant.
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ACnrx, sro,,,, uax,,ea a. Eats.

To the Editor Of the National Republican j:
Sir,-1 beg the use OF your columns to
promptly correct report which has been
teiegraped from this city to one Of the leaf-
Ing journals Of the country to the effect that
I had come TO Washington 10 ask Congress
to change the terms Of my grant for deepen.
ing the mouth of the Mississippi because of
my financial inability to continue the work
until twenty feet Of water shall be secured.
have come for noesuch purpose, and have
no such favor TO ask Of the Government.
The latest dispatches from the work continue
to be of the most cheering character, and my
grant will scarcely be one year old before
the channel over the South Pass bar will be
the deepest outlet Of the Mississippi, al.
though it was only half the depth Of the best
one when / received permission from the
Government 10 deepen it at the sole risk Of
myself and associates. Very respectfully,
JAMES B. EADs.
Washington, d. c., February IA, 1876.
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a.. ,.-..ocnG,nc" of :hc Richmond DlSps'ch.J
Er~ruggsLE>. CAROLINE COUNTY, VA,
February 10. 1876. !
Yesterday ws7 our County Court. The
,,r,rd ilrv u session bad not single case
1 1, them. Quite large crowd, both
,y1.. Aid colorpd, il anticipation OF po-
,i.-.,, meeting. in attendance. After short
-,,.n!a47g meeting il was decided TO put
>, conservative candidate in the field. A.
4. >.rlcr, Republican, and 5. J. r. White,
i',..Ir, are he am bilious aSpirants. IT'S
t,rei Of two .c'!S we may have the least,
cr~z.c. Indications arc that small vote
vii be cas- Tomorrow.
To.day i Sonny and cool. Many already
fer the fruit crop will be killed from the
rccrnl EARN we1.heT.
TEo Grauc.f> are aourishing in this Sec
,-, and are b~g!anlng TO wake up to the
raar.>jly Of 4 d.. tax, some OF the subordi-
nal, grange, ;g>,Guc!iDg their delegates to
y9te for HE BIZ, 50" pending in the House
q, DELEGATES. More anon. Ii.
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q3jtllmond nispatth,
,>vsnAy FEBRUARY 16, 1875.
, o,,cr from Petersburg.

,,eauce OF the Richmond blSpatco.l
I'"'''''p ,7rssRrRG. February Ii. 1876.
,.,.'n;,,r officers of the Petersburg
lsc 49,. ,orr nave been elected: President,
Gas COW COW Keyan Secretary and General
M. An "' W. II. Baxter; Treasurer,
~ ~ : spottsWood. .;. .,,u =.
", ,,s.r rs is A pro'racted meeting going on at
thr!' usn,ist church, which has already
The ~ nrr,, deal of serious religious feel
cl'c''T " ND r. Montgomery, Of Lyncbbur2,
Ia-. services tonight, and the meet
"" con" ~ continued nightly during the
p'c.cn' VIZ =. Rockwell and James E.
NESS, -, the city ibis morning 10 attend
Cad"r" ~ ,3g. Of the Knights OF PytbiaS,
t1e Gram ,.',..,,,nd, TO which they are delegates
=. IA n' Enth Lodge, Of this city, ). 49,, 49,,
wv" ..la OF securities mace To-Day at auc'
~ 1a.crshurC savings ana insurance stocs
, 10" .rycn'ccn dollars per share, ana
hT I,,,;S Mississippi and Ohio Railroad stock
49,. H.>'" foI,sgs per snare; o'heF s'oeA Was
w. hn, w4> not sold -.
caS'c"' o" nrkcd another visitation OF
La>' ~ and trNpeSt, accompanied by
.a'r'I ~ G!.asas rain. To-day has been
, ~, ana colder. ,n,o~od &c
err ,,... %" Tscy, white man employed as
N. 'n'II- while a, work yesterday COM
si'.'15 n telling unwcll, and asked TO have
49, ",.,,,sa sent for. He was removed to bis
49, and smast Immediately expired.
* -. Crump, a young maa weii-known
=, business circles, died yesterday OF
12...,.,a.;,tion: aged twenty-five.
the meeting Of the Petersburg
-,nrra Fr;rads Of Temperance. held
~. ,,ir5.. be fcllow wing gentlemen
r..a elected delegates to the district
zinc 70 he bed al Ford's dcEo: on the
az s.,,,t; Rov. T. T. Eaton, 1. ). CLARK. ;.
y N,.,b,nx,oa. z. NJ. Stewart. r. ,. bsaS'
~. t. u. T. Bass, aud shelton Cnic'eS. :,
W. 4. O. EN>, VINO lost his foot by "a Tali-
.,,J accident ~aaday. i, reported muca oet'
49, nr. Caoslj, O. Wayeriey, is among ms
attendants. non'H A'00D'
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Am Appropriation"

On Monday Messrs. Terry and Stowcll
both introduced bills for improvement OF
rivers-.the former asking an appropriation
Of $500 for Powelrs river and $4,000 for
for the improvement Of the Appoma.tox.
These bills have been referred to the Com.
mittee on Commerce, and as that committee,
in conformity with the spirit of economy
that actuates the majority Of tue House, has
determined to cut down the appropriations
for rivers and harbors, these bills have with
others but limited show. a@
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

England.
LONDON, February 15.-In the House oil
Commons this evening Disraeli moved bill
enabling the Queen TO take the title OF The
Empress of India"
The Standard says telegraph instructions
have been sent to DIR. Wade, the British
minister to China, to support Germany's
claim against China for the plumber of the
German schooner Anna.
Germany.
LONDON, February 15.-A Berlin special
to the Daily Ne,cs says the following is pub
lished there as warning: !
s'Tne German Minister at Washington
was recently asked to interfere in behalf OF
Germans living in Louisiana, who it was
alleged were maitreated by the kukluX. The
Minister could do nothing"
Count Won Arnim has been forbidden by
bis physician from undertaking the journey
t. Berlin to see his son.
VIENNA, February 15.-Negotiations are
progressing favorably between Count An.
Grassy and the Porte for assuring safe con-
duct 10 the Bosnians and Herzegoyinlans
who have taken refuge in Austrian territory
The prospect is speedy and satisfactory
conclusion.
Rome.
LONDON, February 15.-The Illness Rome
special says the Pope has made a remarkable
exception to rule never before broken
during his pontifcate by granting dispen.
sation for the celebration of marriage here
on the 9th of March between the daughter
of the sculptor Story, Protestant, and u
Catholic, Commentators Peruzzi, a brother
of the Sypdic of Florence. Some extreme
ultraLontanes are highly displeased at the
Ponies concession.
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The RahcOck Trial.

ST. LOUIS, February 15.-Alfred BeVis,
distiler, testified that joyce showed him the
Sylph dispatch from Babcock in 1874. His
understanding from it was that the revenue
agents were not coming. On that informa-
ton preparations were made to run crooked
whiskey. Bevis got letter from Joyce to
show and satisfy his partners. The contents
of the letter were excluded. The letter sat
isted Beyis that all was right, and they
would not be disturbed in making crooked
MI ieEav
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GeOrsIa's Protest against MSsrepre-
~.----.z.-.-s- SentatiOn.

~'----sF. Senfar1OEl.
ATLANTA, GA, February 15.-The Legis.
iature to-day passed preamble and resolu-
ton designed 10 counteract assertions mace
in the United States Senate that it was the
design of Georgia to abridge within her
limits some of the rights secured to all citi-
Zens Of the United States irrespective of race
or previous condition. The resolutions de-
clare that it is not the design of the Legisa-
ture of Georgia to abrogate or abridge the
privileges or rights now enjoyed equally By
all citizens of the State under the Constitu-
ton of the United States, and that these are
fixed and secured by Constitution which
is recognized by that body as the supreme
law of the land. ..---.-------.---.-
The resolutions further declare that DO
abridgement or interference with these rights
is proposed, contemplated, or desired by the
people of Georgia, either through their
representatives in General Assembly or con-
venlion assembled. Further, that the politi.
cal relation of all classes in Georgia have
been tremendously adjusted on the basis of
the Constitution of the United States, and
peace and good feeling prevail between the
races throughout the State, and cannot be
impaired by any agitation or nisrepresenta-
fiOn.
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A LONG WALK IN HIS SLEEP.-A Hartford
man is most remarkable somnamOulist, if
the story he tells is true. he found himself
on Wednesday morning at Hayden's station,
ten miles from his home, and said he hadn't
the slightest recollection Of making the jour-
uey thither. The last moment when he was
conscious was about ii O'Clock, when he
lighted Il cigar and went TO the front door.
He had evidently walked all the way on the
railroad, and toe wonder is that he wasn't
killed, for he met three trains of cars. He
says his brother made similar trip about q
fortnight ago, and that he he'd sometimes
walked about the house in bis sleep.
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RICHMOND AND PETERsBrEG KAILRoAp2
g.gr-' 800 y 5000 COMPANY.
OCTOBER "a, 1875


~ trains on this read viii run as follows ~
5ae A. 81, THROUGH MAIL daily Except SUM
!. GII.98t1 dsyI. connecting for all points South
apd West Sleeping-car attached run q
through TO Weldon. So. g
7AG A. NJ, 2REIGHT Train daily EXCEPT Sun
-s7 tayl, with coach attached for Petere
burg and stsxio,as on the soutnato0
las PM. THKOUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for all points Souih and West Pas
ssngers takirg mis- trsin viii mako
close connection at Petersburg fos
-s.s 4. Norfolk. r legant csrlof-ear attached
ruas thrdsghto Wehion. f.;
500 p. ~, FREIGHT dsiiy except Sundsyl vah
- 60 coach al iached. ~ -
LEAVE pETEEsBBxG ssoR7H
7:5e A. NJ, ERElGaT IkAIs. ssi,s except san'
ls:eo NJ, ThRsusH NAIL oa,.s sosnssi .Ds
Potomac railroad for all points Eass
400 p. M. ai yREIGRr daily tsxcep. suHdsys2
7ss P. M THROUGH NAIL daily s sIsSm soads
Frsdericksburg and Po.d use r4i!road
for ali points East and Wtst Fabuan:
sleeper st; s,,sshsaA i saaa ,skine close
eoancciion With the Gtesspeake ina
Ohio railroad for TIE yirginls aprfnsa
ass and all points North and " :, .,.s
The MAIL TRAINS viii Eos ssog oesNssn 1slsss.
TSts Is he only lie rianins double daiy s5a,ra
making close cdnpeefons for
nd. Augusta, sassnaat. aud soutnWees 5ueosel
without break OF schednle :. AZ s,,.t,.a, md
rassssasEsss 81 aos sisi hi sa
aIL Pe.sssears WI gsls fssa
A gp az se osp's' SHAW. sap<sInsssdea
{ Z
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New York Items.

NEW YORK, February ia heavy east.
ely storm prevailed here last night, and
continued this morning, with thick fog.
A portion Of the Old Guard, in uniform,
will visit Charleston, S. c., TO participate in
the celebration Of Washiogton's birthday.
They will sail for Charleston tomorrow.
Frederick A. Dockery arrived here yester-
day on the Adriatic, having escaped from
Spain.
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Arrest of Winsiow, the Boston FOrEer,
In London.

LONDON, February 15.-Winslow, the
American forger, was arrested here at the
instance of the American Embassy. He was
arraigned at the Bow.Street Police Court,
and remanded for week.
The American consul at Rotterdam tele.
graphs that all the money that Mrs. Wins
low has will be seized and delivered to him.
BosToN, February 15.-The Herald has
London special stating that Wiusiow, when
arrested, asked to be sent to America at
once. All the money in the party (S6,000)
was bis wife's. Nothing was recovered.
He asked that bis wife be lie. ulone. He de.
MES having cash or bonds, and says nearly
all the newspaper accounts are erroneous.
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,,or dc population Of Texas has more than
Toa"-eu since tie war. In It's northeast por-
I-Uh' hot lar from the Louisiana line, it has
fu'H.ur'eo. Lands about Marshall and Dali
Ih'' Which In 1867 were worth only two
h. '"ais anu h!Iy cents per acre, cannot be
rsr aa 10" Tor twenty-five or fifty dollars
PEI "cie' according TO locality.
y / nc differences in value of real estate in
49,, 'Mh between 1872 and the present
, .,n" Wa Illustrated Saturday by the sale Of
, wa Ioss, well located, for $500, which
IL; ~. 'of s5s,ooo in 1872, and for $50, 1000 In
~, we've Republicans voted against Hale's
'4N1n, and ten Democrats iorit,
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Marine Casualties.

LIVERPOOL, February 15.-The ship Van
guard, from New Orleans, brings the mate
and three seamen, the survivors of crew OF
seven of the Eliza Prosper, from Pascagou.
Ia, which caspized. They were week in
an open boat without food or water, in in
tense cold.
, CADIz, February 15.-The brig Sc. Ken
nedy, of New York for Limerick, eXpe-
rienced heavy weather on her way to this
port. Three of her crew were washed over
board and drowned.
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Postal.

j. L. TilSon Is appointed postmaster at
Tilson's mill, Bland county, Va, cice John
". Moore, resigned. The post'oftice at
River View. Lancaster county, Va, is dis.
continued for want Of candidate; the
papers go to Carriers creek, Va. r. 6.
Staples has been nominated as postmaster at
Portsmouth, Va, vice j. r. Clements, re-
signed.
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A>rnER FEE IL NoKFoLH.-An alarm OF
f~, w.,s sounded yesterday morning about 3
o'c.,cs. and proceeded from the bakery OF
Charlie. r. Cto-., corner Of Bank and Will
Iis,a. ...ce,,. The department was promptly
On he spot. and notwithstanding the fierce.
liz, q The tl4mc~ succeeded in preventing
tn Destruction Of the building. The fire
w., c..u>.d hy The up>ctting OF a pot Of hot
cr,a.c. used il baking doughnuts. Mr..
rIN'c. loses al rs tools and bake.bouse ma.
tt,.l. Tie r,tltnat", hi, loss at from 81 800
10 $1,000. III, Insurance on stock. material,
and furniture i only $1,000 Firgiatan,
lj..
In the Home OF New York."-Land-
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Crime in New Jersey.

BELvIDERE, N. j., February 15.-Patrick
Ward has been sentenced to be hanged on
the oath of March. -,l-
John Ritter, charged with killing bis two
children, plead guilty of murder in the Sc.
cond degree, and has been sentenced to
twenty years hard labor on each count.
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The Committee on Contested Elections
has decided to report in favor of the right of
Jeremiah HARRISON TO retain bis seat in the
House of Representatives from the First
district of Alabama. .,. ... .-s
1t is rumored that six men were drowned
by the ups citing of a sAid, and three hous=s
blown down by the Storm on Sunday eve.
ening at GoIconda, III.
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RICHMOND AND DAEvILLE RAILROAD CoMP'Y,l
gu4 RICHMOND, VA, January 10. 1875. !
SCHEDULE. OF TRAINS.-TRAIN No.
~ 3.--THRoUGH MAIL-NEw YORK TO THE
Rarseyile al o 4: NJ; leaves DUNDEE at 1:ss
r. leaves Danyi'le at las p n. leaves Green's
eSro' az a:s6 F NJ; leaves Salisbury at 6S4 P.
TRAN No. Anew YORK AND New OR.
LEANS EXPRESS, Eastwarti-Leayes Charlotte at
n: leaves Salisbury at $50 A. NJ; leaves Green's.
boro, at 1858 T. d.; leaves DanVilIe at "a p.
E! H. at S:Sl ?. NJ: arrives in Richmond at 'sS
TRAIN No. 1.-LYNcHBURG ACCOMMODATION,
at Burkevlle at 1886 p. NJ; leaves Burkeviile at
Q r. NJ; arrives at Lynchburg at $50 p. d.
TRAIN No. 6.-LYNcRByRG ACCOMMODATION,
rlves at Richmond at 4:s4 ?. H.. 1o -, -
TRAIN No. 7.-LoCAL BgRKEyrrLE ACcosfMo-
ea s7efe afAs arrives ss surSevs e
TRATN No. 1O.-LocAL BURxEvmLr AccoM.
NOTATION, Eastwsrd-Lpaves RuRkeyte at sos
A. ST.; arrives nj Richmond at IL NJ. f,..s..t
Trains Nos. and connect at Richmond With
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. ffs5 ';,.E3".I
Trains Nos. 5 and 4 connect 81 Greensboro with
trains to and from Raleigh and GoldsbOro'.
The through trims con- ect at ichmond end Dun-
and Potomac railroad, and Washington City, Virr
ginia Midland and Great Southern railroad, TO and
from Washington, Baltimore Phuadelphia, and
Trains Nos. 9 and 4 connect at Charlotte with
trains On the Atlanta and Richmond Airline rail.
road to AND from Greenville, Atlanta, MONTGOMERY;
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans, aud all south,
western points, and with die Charlotte. Columbia
and Angus tn railroad for Columbia, Augusta, Sayan-
nah, Tallahassee, and all southern points. u lifd
Train No. 6 connects at Burkeytlie with the At,
lantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad, from Lynch
burg, Chattanooga, and all southwestern points.
Tickets sold 10 all southern and SOUTHWESTERN
points, and baggage checked through.
iUnbroken gauge from R!ch1nond TO New Orlean 8,
Pullman seepers on ali night trains. ~ -
Local tickets are good ouly for continuous pas.
sage 10 the points named on the ticket. No lay
over checks will be given.
80 - - T. NJ. Il. TALC0TT,
General Superintendent. h
JOHN R. MACMURDO, General Passenger Agent
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
g.. RICHMOND, February 10, 1875.

f ..... OFFERINGS. t-.
WHEAT White. TIA hus hels. Red, 954 bushels.
CORN White, 392 bushels.
OATs.-32S bushels.
MEAL.-50 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-White, $50 bushels very good on pri-
vate terms 134 bushels common at 1895; 20
bushels prime at As; "a bushels good 81. 50
80 bushels prime at $l.4S; 9 bushels at 1927;
8 bushels prime at 1.47-tota. 662 bushels. Red,
90 bushels common on private terms: 81 bushels
very good on private terms SO bushels good at
81 IS; 112 bushels nj Sl.27; 26 bushels 81 g 10
90 bushels prime at Sl.47; IL bushels at $1.32-
total, 3 72 bushels.
CORN White. 22 bushels very good at 55e.
$50 bushels good al 53c.-total, 342 bushels.
OATS,-24S bushels mixed west rn spring At 55c.
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ALBANY, February 15.--The storm here con-:
tinued all last night I. The waller in the Hud-
son is rising rapidly as far. south as Castle
ton, and from Stuyyesant north. z The ice Is
giving way. tits thought ;al the ileei the
r!yer. will be moved before night. = =
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:. a erkE BY FAITH ALoSg.-A WE'LL known
thorough lady, Intelligent, truthful, and
=, Uhd0ub!td piety, says that she went to
80 =. Cons unp:ives' Home, Grove Hall, after
~- -~.'lt- tor two years from lung and spinal
I"'as1is' and considered beyond recovery.
--1>af'og DR.. Cults that she had faith, she
49,, 49,: 0'"n, be dipped his finger in oil and
i".N Dp0a her forehead, knelt In front of
"lu m1dc short prayer, asking the
~ w 10 heal Der OF whatever disease she bad.
t tIS tAen rubbed MS finger across her fore
"s1o, aging, " ! annont you with oil ia the
'I'Ae 0! The Lord. Amen" She felt change
.' l'altoia'tl 5, drew i long breath without
~. "|i louDle-somcthiDg she had not been
J,, ,.' 10 90 before tor several years-her
.%pgs .et perfectly char, and since that time
80" Las HAutd IN health and strength, and
E, -s''eis herself we'll. 1t is strange story.
'''S!@H Adrertiscr, l4M.
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ALBANY, n. T., February ia resolu-
ton has passed the State Senate requesting
Senators and members Of Congress to use all
proper means 10 defeat subsidies for canals,
railroads, or other internal improvements.
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ATTEATED ArRDER.-.St Louis, February
Ia Last night TWO men attempted 10 drown
c"!oIed woman by throwing her OF the
pICSe INTO The river, snd then escaped ia
tae direction CT East 81. Louis. The woman
MAS MAS rescued. She says the men were named
wilson and HoIaud that they were the
parties VINO robbed The United States express
ot near =. Louis six weeks ago; that she
ASc,uehlaily discovered the fact two days ago,
a." Tue robbers sought to conceal their crime
I! numbering her. Holland was formerly
,@"tcaQ conductor Wilson is unknown.
N0luTthcr clue has been found to the robbers.
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A Tramp KlIIed 81 . railroad. IA, Train.

Especial Telegram 10 The Dispatch.1
LY.cHBURG, VA. February 15.-An un.
known tramp was killed this morning by
train on the Midland railroad. He had been
stealing ride, and when the train reached
the yard at this place he by some means got
on the track and was crushed and mangled
terribly -. -.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK. February 15.-Stocks active and
strong. Money. 8. Gold, lax. Exchangs-Lopg,
1856; short 490. +GorerRments active aud strong.
States steady.
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BALTIMORE, February 15.-VlrgInia SIS, old,
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Carolina 6's, old, 49, new, 8 special tax, Q. Bid.
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