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CELERY AND CiIAMOMILE PILLS
ARE PREPARED EXPRESSLY TO CURE
SICK HEADACHE, NERVOUS HEAD
ACHE, NEURALGIA. NERVOUS
NESS, sLEEPLEssNEss, AND
DYSPEPSIA,
AND WILL CURE ANY CASE.

The Episcopal M,thodist, the weli-known reli-
gious paper OF Baltimore, said recently: "Dr. c.
W. Benson, a practicing physician, at No. l06
north Eutaw street OF this city, twho has paid
much attention 10 nervous dlseses) has discovered
that Extract Of Celery and ChamomiIe. combined
IN certain proportion, Invariably cures headache
either bilious, dyspeptic, nervous or sick head
ache--neurslgia, sleeplcssneSs, dyspepsia nervous
ness, and paralysis. This IS a triumph in medical
chemistry. The Doctor is largely known and high
ly respected in Baltimore"
sold by all druggists. Price, so cents a box.
Depot, 100 NORTH EUTAW STREET, BALTI-
MORE, MD. By mail. two boxes for 81, or SIX
boxes for $3.50, TO any address.
WHAT fIRsT-cLAss PHYSICIANS sAY'oF THEN:
DR.. Benson's Celery and Chamomi!c Pills are
worth their weight in gold Ia nervous and sick
hcadache."-Dr. 4. II. ScIlicAter, IF Baltimore.
These Celery and Chamomre Pills of DIR. Ben
sons are invaluable IN nervous diseases.m-Dr.
Hammond, Of lEeio Tork.
DIR. Bcnson's Pills FOR the cure OF neuralgia arc
q mccess."-Dr. q. j. Hoimda. Of CRristidnS-
6arQ, Ia.
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Disastrous COnfiagratiOn.
TWO MILLION DOLLARS WORTH OF PROPER
DESTROYED IL A MASSACHUSETTS TOWN.

TWO MILLION DOLLARS WORTH or PROPERTY
DESTROYED IL A MASSACHUSETTS TOWN.
BOsTON, MASS, February lS.-A fire
started in the business part of the town Of
Haycrhil, Mass, last night and spread with
great rapidiiy. The small fire department
was unable 10 cope with the flames, which
soon got beyond control. Assistance was
ielegraphed for to Lawrence, Newbury-
port, and other towns adjacent. The first
direct report from Hayerhill says the First
National Bank, the Fiye-Cent Savings
Bank. and all OF the lower part Of Washing
ton street have been burned. and there j.
now NO knowing where the fire will stop.
The operator at the depot says the fire
is getting uncOmforiably close, and he l.
afraid he will be forced TO desert his
post. The fire. he says, covers at
least ten acres, pretty thickly built,
upon which arc the Smith block, Finney
block, Tilton block. Prescott building, the
Bishop building, Union block, the Coffin
building on Washington street, aud the
Pilling building on Wingate street. The
loss will be several millions. Engines are
coming from Newburyport and Dover. \
number OF families on Wingate street have
been burnt out. This il the biggest fire
that has ever occurred in this vicinity. The
streets are lined with merchandise and fur
niturc. and there is no doubt that Il num-
Der OF people are rendered homeless, al
though, owing 10 the panieky feeling. no
really authentic report can nc gotten from
any person in lIayerhill, the main telegraph
Office having been burned. There l. 10
connection between the centre Of the city
and the depot, the telegraph office being
thus severed.
(Sec0nd DiSpatch.l
TIE rIEE UNDER CONTROL AT LAsT-THE
BUSINESS MART HEAP OF RUINS.
HAvERHIII, MASS. February 1s.-At
800 \. VI. the fire was gotten under con-
troll. But one block remains on Wingate
street and two at the upper end OF Wash
ingiOn street. All else in the square
bounded by the Merrimac river on the
south. Washington Square and Essex
street on the east. the north side OF To-
ingatc street on the north, and Railroad
Square on the west, is burned to the
ground. This territory embraces the
largest part OF the boot and shoe manufac-
tories. The loss cannot be estimated at
present. What yesterday was the finest
street in. the city and the principal BUSH
ness mart Is to-day Il smOudering, shape
less mass of ruins. Some eighty shoe firms
are entirely burned out, and others suffer
ed more or less damage. Men who were
last night worth thousands are this morn
ing ponnless, while the loss Of others Is
fully or partially covered by insurance.
Two thousand people are out OF employ
mcnt.
The most dreadful feature OF the calam-
ity is the loss OF life, and the awful uncer-
tainty causes many anxious hearts. 1t is
feared that the bodies OF a score or more OF
prominent businessmen are buried i'll the
ruins. Thus far three are known to be
dead. OF the buildings burned, most OF
them are brick blocks. About sixty We're
occupied by eighty-siy firms. About 1900
people are thrown out OF employment.
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A Slippery Pnpcr.DcaIer.

CnICAGO, February 1S.-WiIliam Z.
Clarke, formerly head OF the wholesale
paper-house of Clark. Friend d Co.. has
fled from this city, and is known to be in
New York. II appears that he not long since
bought ont the other interests OF the firm
with promissory notes and speedily trans
ferred the stock to private dealers for
SIG. 900, Of which $4,000 were in cash
or good commercial paper. Complaints by
creditors Of the original house caused an
investigation by MeSsrs. Friend & Co.,
which showed that Sls0,00O Of the firm
paper were still afloat, il this amount
(si0,OOO) was promptly paid, and the liza
biities outstanding will be promptly met.
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Homes for Russian Jews.

PHILADELPHIA, PENN, February 49,
Mayor King received the following dispatch
this morning:
Jacksonville, Fla, February l7.-Hon.
3. e.. King: Learning that a vessel will
soon arrive in Philadelphia with fifty jew
ish families who have been compelled to
leave Russia on account OF persecution, |
hereby, through you, on account OF our
company, Offer 10 give each family forty
acres OF land in our purchase as token OF
sympathy and to assist their friends in
placing them in position of comfort in
this free land.
[signedl HAMILTON DIssToN.
The land in question is portion OF Diss-
toms purchase for the Okecchobce Land
and Improvement Company. Of Florida.
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Southern Estate Distributed.

Troy, n. Y. February 1S.--The will OF
+. Thornton TAYLOR was admitted to pro-
bate to-day. 1t disposes Of an estate valued
at S2jO,0CO. Deceased was a resident OF
Marango county, Ala, and died in Troy.
Phoebe w. Taylor, OF Washington, his
stepmother, is bequeathcd an annuity OF
80, 900. His children, Mary LomaX Taylor
and Edward Dickinson Taylor, are given
the remainder OF the estate, with the ex-
ception OF minor requests. The property
consists OF southern plantations.
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TAEHwKCUB SREKCEH.

The geography Of Wales is said 10 be very in
tcres.ing 10 the student because In such small COM
pass II gives isei and Inlet and lsthmus lock, lake
and mountain, cape promontory, and bay; but the
spelling Of their names is anything but agreeable
10 the un!nitiated. Liclfrghy or Ggyfrcayd, or a
dozen other combinations OF consonants, arr fair
types OF their puzzling forms. Indeed. n rule
has been laid down for spelling Welsh names, and
II Is not such bad one after all. just think'bow
II should be spelled reasonably, and spell II the
other way. The interesting title TO our article
should bc treated In that way, aud when exactly
reversed twill tell story which win yet gladden.
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General Fitx.J0hn POrtcr's Case and
the AppOrfiOnmcnt Bill.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., February 1S.-The
Senate Committee on Census to-day unani-
mously decided 20 recommend the passage
Of the House apportionment bin without
amendments.
The New Jersey senator's and represents
tiyes have sent letter to the President, re-
questing him at an early day to review the
finding OF the board OF army officers In
Fitz-John Portcr's ease, and take action to
relieve hir from the penalties and forfeit
ures imposed upon him by the decision of
the court-martial rendered in January,
1863, and TO restore him TO his rights and
the position which such sentence depriyc4
him Of.
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rhe Death Penalty.

CINCINNATI, ONO, February 49, 4 Lam
caster special says that William Austin was
last night found guilty Of the murder OF
Miss Betsy Bland, eighty years old, and the
death penalty affixed.
LExISGToS, KY, February lS.-Joe
Lawson, negro desperate, has been SEN
fenced to death for the murder OF John
Stevenson on Christmas-eye.
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yerspnper Changes.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, February ls.-Sam'
ucl w. Small (Old SD, formerly Of the At
lanta Constitution, has acquired bali in.
terest In the Union, OF this city, and viii
after the lst proximo be permanently con-
nected with that journal.
The Florida Methodist, o new religious
paper published here, made Its first APP
Dearance to-day.
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Prominent West yirginians Sian.
dcrcd.

WHEELING, ". Va, February IS.-A
slanderous article appears in the Pitts
burgh Dispatch Of this date connected
with the names OF \. W. Campbell, OF the
Wheeling InteLigencer, and George X.
Wheat, prominent merchant OF this city:
The malicious story is without particle OF
foundation in fact, and It's authors viii be
held to strict accountability Tor giving
publicity To H.
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.TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

General Washington News and Gossip-Ten'
nessee's Debt q ucs.ion--An ALLEGED Islander
Against citizens Of West virginia-A Re-
union Of Prominent Democrats in Boston
Serious Stabbina ARRAY in southampton
Aid from Florida for Russian Jewish gcfu-
rces-The Death Penalty In Ohio and Ken
tucky-Couen supply OF the World-A Two
Million Dollar Fire in Hnverhili. Mass. ;
A Number OF Citizens Killed.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP LINES.

GENERAL RAILROAD AND azFssFk
~ STEAMSHIP TICKET OFFICE, rsNeExe4n
1000 MAIN STREET.
Do YOU contemI late a visit TO The OLD COUS-
TRY or perhaps you desire b. send for some OF
Your friends. II so, You will ind II To YOUR I'd
vantage g. call on the undersigned, who IL agent
for all Of the first-class OCEAN STEAMSHIP
LINES to and from EUROPE. FlRsT-CLASS-
INTERMEDIATE, aud sTEERAGE TICKEr>
EXCLUSION TICKETS III REDUCED RATES.
sTATE-ROOMs SECURED IN ADVANCE.
Railroad and stcamsb tickets To all points In tbs
United States and Canadas. Passengers and bag
gage called for at hotels and private residence.
and baggage checked 10 destinslion. Finest car
riagcs In The city for hire. A. w. CAREER,
fe 3-eOd6m 1000 Min strtst
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, February ls.-Noon.-stocks dnli
and unsettled. Money. q Per cent. ENchangc-
Long. ash short. 4S9k. state bonds rather dull,
but higher. governments steady and unchanged,
except for g..
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, February S.--rhc statement Of the
associated banks shows the following change
Loans increase, e74J.e0J; specie decrease,
s3,750.50O; legal tenders decrease, Sil9.Jvp;
deposits dcorelse, St.76i 200; circulation III
crease. S}ig.UuC: reserve dscTcas Q, +2.g7S,90n
The BANKS now hole =i,c72,z25 in0rc than lc-
gal requirements.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Fcbrauy ls.-Nirgiaia e., con-
solidased, 81; second series, 80. new tU-4O's.
1C. lid to-day.
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DnugcrOusIy Stabbed.

PETERSBURG, Va, February 1S.--intor-
nation was received here this morning that
a serious difficulty occurred several days
ago at Littleton, Sussex county, between
J. W. Adkins and Thomas swain, result
ing inthc latter being dangerously stabbed
by the former. Adkins is well-known
merchant of LittletOn, and Swain was for
merly postmaster at the same place. po-
ltical discussion was the cause OF the diff
ficulty
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Tenpessee's Debt.

NASHVILLE, February ls.-The Supreme
Court has declined to allow the motion en-
tered by the attorneys for the State Fund
ing Board soliciting permission TO modify
the Injunction so as to permit the issue OF
bonds without the taX-coupon feature.
This disposes OF the suit, and the funding
Of the State debt cannot be accomplished
except through the passage OF another bill
by the Legislature.
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END OF THE OYSTER WAR.
Capture OF Seven Vessels and sixty.
one Prisoners.

Names or the Captured Vessels and Their
Owncrs-An Exciting Chase OF Forty Miles
After nm Escaping Schooner; Solid Rine.
Shot Across Her Bows Brings Her 20. and
She STANDARDIZATION or the Governor
The Prisoners Incarcerated i'm the Jail Of
Mathews County.
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Forty .scyemth Congress First Session.
WASHINGTON, February IS, 1882.
SENATE.

The Senate was not I'm session to-day.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES.
The Speaker laid before the House re-
solution Of the Legislative Assembly OF
Utah opposing antl-polygamy bills, and
urging that u commission be appointed 10
go TO Utah and investigate the affairs Of
that Territory.
Mr.. sh:,m.c.a,te.s,::.- prcsseer..:G petition Of
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nemoeratic Reuuion Dol Bost0n.

BosToN, February ls.-The Democratic
State Central Committee has invited 70 It's
dinner at the Parker House next "eanes-
day General ~. s. Hancock, lion. 1. +.
Bayard, Hon. Daniel voorhees, Hon.
George Pendleton, Hon. John w. Daniel,
Democratic candidate for Governor In the
last Virginia campaign, and several other
widely-known members Of the Democratic
-aI..
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will cure entirely the worst form of Female
Complaints, all ovarian troubles, Inflammation and
Liberation, Falling and Displacements, and the
consequent Spinal Weakness, and is particularly
tdapted 10 the Change Of Life.
Ii will dissolve and oxpel tumors from the uterus
cancerous humors .hore checked very speedily by
its use.
1t removes faintncss, hatulency, destroys all
craving for stmulants, and relieves weakness OF
the stomach. 1t cures Bloatng, Headaches, Ner-
vous Prostration, General Debility, sleeplessness
Depres sion, and Indigestion.
That feeling Of bearing down, causing pain
weight, and bacSache, IS always permanently cured
by It, use. II will at all times and under all circum
stances ac, in harmony with The laws that govern
the female system. For the cure Of Kidney Com
plaints Of either sex this Compounds unsurpassed
LYDIA L. PINKiIAM'S VEGETABLE COM
POUND Is prepaid at 233 and 235 Western ave
nue., Lynn, Mass. Price, 81; six bottles for S.
sent by mail In the form Of pills, asoin the form OF
lozcngcs, receipt Of price, 81 per box for either
Mrs. PISKuAa freely answers all letters of In
luiry. Send for pamphlet. Address as above
Mention this paper.
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By Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. February ls.-C0tiOn firm; enlc-
J74 bales; urs.nds, No.: Orleans, ll:sc.i con-
sollda.cd ret rCreipis, S,7G7 bale; eNp9Tts--tl
Great Brltain, 1929 haic ~ the continent, ,@l3
bales. Southern -four steady AMI inirly active
common 20 fair ezra -O.3D@ $3.50; good u
choice extra, SG.gUGle9. Wheat--No.2 spring,
sl.34; urgradec Northwest spring, Il 30; NJ
graded red. SLIGO > 30; uagradei Mhiie. W -
March. Sl.33mSl.36. Corn ga ',c. higher and
less doing: uugfsdcd. Ga 7dc.; southern ytlipw,
6Tis09Usc.: willie -ou,hcin Soc; No. z, hcDrdt-
ry 67c.; March, Go Csc. Oats less active aid Z.
SHADE lower; ~. 3, iStlis e. llou9 hrm md
dulet: yearlings. l2W22c. coffee higher and
more active; FL, sG9s.c. Sugar unci angei aud
dull: fair 10 good refining quoted at 7@ 7sc.; re-
lined steady AMI quiet. Nolasses unch9Irtd and
quiet. Rice steady and fair inquiry. Hosin quiet
and firm IL S2.27{ g, s2.3J. fnrpcntine .illl AMI
unchanged At o2c. Wool duli ~ r"ther weak
TpNas. l4m3lc. Pork -teGdy ana moderately ac-
tive al SlG.7jG@l7 for Old; sl7.70G Sis.31 for
new. Mildies quiet and Unsettled long clear,
9l.c. Lard - a l5c. lower and fairiy actl's,
closing weak and unsettled IL silfgNiI.UJ.
Frelghts 70 Liverpool dul and lower
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The Cotton supply.

NEW YORK, February lS.-The total visi-
bile supply OF cotton Tor inc WORLD y
3,f27.Tw bales Of which 2,406,420 |.
American, against 2,S5s,y'l ana .,4ii'5i'
bales respectively last year.
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fora LIVES sAyED.-Dr. Bulls Cough
|syrup relieved four OF my children OF q
most charming attack Of whooping cough,
FROM which tteir throats and necks became
10 swollen ~ 10 prevent them from swal.
lowing. Nothing would give them even
temporary rci.ef until this syrup was tried.
me i9,ile. In enc night, saved their lives,
verify believe.
GEORGE w. EARHART,
Captain u Police, Baltimorc, NJ.
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- II / l. 4 ID T. l. PHI | \, RICH >e>fTH
MOND AND NORFOLK
ISHIp COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days: Every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY III IL 81. aud every SUNDAY ~
A. ~.
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers n.
ce!yed tin 80 4. ~; for sundays steamer III
, l.. VI. saturday. Freight received daily TIL 8
y. VI.
Fare. -.
and the East.
For further information. apply 10
j. ". MCCARRfCK.
General Southern Agent, Office Reckctts.
W. L. Ga DE- 4 co.
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SAYS s, l.. MCBRIDE, or. ATLANTA, Ca,
In speaking OF s. S. s.: 1t cured me OF ca
tarrh after best physicians North and South
LaI ia;iel. Price, W ..aG $40 per so.tIc.
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Flour.

Flour-Wo quote: Fine, :i.506s5 extra, SCI )
"a 81: slhperinc, sea 1928; common family, s7a
$3.50; choice family, SS@e9.
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BALTIMORE,

BALTINoRE, February ls.-FIour UNCHANGED
and quiet. Wheit-S0utbern scarce and higher /;
western inactive and lower, closing dull; s"nncrn
red. q .30@$i .33: amber, si.36dsl.io; so. |
Maryland. "a 0dfl SO No. western winter red,
spot and February, fi.3u1rr l.3Os; March, 5l.1V,
eisl.3l4; April sl.3iS@s 1872: May, si.3ja
@sl.35h JnI.e II .33'@ sl.3fl; July, st.21%N
Sl2l4. COrn-S0uthern steady. Oats quiet and
lower; southern. 47G49e. western white. gSaD
49c.: mixed, 46d 4tc.; Pennsylvania, fsG943c.
Provisions lower and quiet. Mess pork, 5 s.25 -
$3.50. Bulk Observation-Disclosures and c'e,r-rib
ders, siyc.: clear rib-sides. ll.c.; hams, l3ad
1870. LaFd-ReEned. l2sc. Coffee firm (; Rio
cargooe, ordinary 10 fair, sts394c. sugar firm ;
Frelghts unchanged.
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HAMS LIVER FILLS. They cure Constipation
Biliousness, and Torpidity Of the Liver Twenty
ave cents per box. sold by all druggists.
au 26-eod
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

SALEa-FIRsT BoARr .-l,000 Petersburg Rail-
road 2'ds at 10ia; 20 shares Richmond and Ale
ghsny stock nj 81; 4 sharcs Virginia Home luso-
rance stock at 2J.
SECOND BoARD.-l, 400 Richmond city Gs at
Ill; 1000 Petersburg railroad bonds, Class E.
at s4A, 5000 do. at e4ls; 90 sl.arcs Norfolk aud
Western Railroad preferred stock at 5Ss: 10
shares Petersburg Railroad stock at31's; 80 shares
Richmond and Allegheny Railroad stock at 81; 81
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.-rw yopE CorrnN srrIiurs

NEW YoEK. February ls.- cotton-Net re-
eeipts. S39 ualss. fufurss closed IRA: sale '27.-
OF hales; February, sll.elsell.e3; March,
sll.0s@fll.62; April, Il.seatil.s5 h.y'
si232szsl2.33; August. sl9.439si2.44: sss-
iemler. t1ls5egs 90 October, sll.42@
sfI.43; November sll.27@ti 1879; Deecmbcr,
an .3OssSll.32.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. February le.-klour brm b.; 1uie!
Ter, si.S2@si.s3. Corn la good demand end a
shade higher; No. 2. mixed, 63s@Gic. oats
steady; No. 2, mixed. 4tt.c. Pork steady ats SEA
sIs15 Lard dun; .owcr % s6ti II s 1868. BDlt-
meats in good demand; shoulder, $3.50: ribs,
1850. Whisky steady AZ sl.l6: combination
sales Of finished goods, 40 barr.ls, on basis
az xlI7. Hog frIn; common and light, eS.0rtt
s7.iO: packing aud butchers, $500 $3.50.
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DIR. {. W. BLNSON'S
SKlN-CUEE
g. warranted TO cure

I YDIA l.. PINkHAMS
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
POSITIVE CURE
ron ALL THOSE PAINFUL COMPLAINTS
AND WEAKNESSES so COMMON
TO OUR BEST FEMALE POPULATION.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANC

GRAM AND COTTON EACHANGE
RICHMOND, February Is, 1852.
SAILS.
WHEAT ultg, % bushels common ut Sl.20;
12O bushels good ~ el.33; 20 bushels good al
$3.50.
CORS.-Whilo. 80 bushels good at S3c.; $50
bu-hCl. prime At Soc.
OATs.-2uO bush, J. prime spring az 55c.
RYE buahcl- common q. slN3.
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MINIATURES.

MILWAUKEE, February JS.-flcnr In active DC
fe snr ana March; sis2E trrii sI.25, May.
Corn inAcase; Nc. 2, $3.50 esc Oats scarce
Proyifions dropping. Mess pork, sl743 cash and
February. Sl7.50 March. Lard-Prtme steam,
slO.73 oash and February. Hogs quiet ~ SOS
Gxj.J0.
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ESCAPE ALL TROUBLE.

The military steamers reached the mouth
Of the Rappabannock soon after daybrcak
yesterday morning, and dasbing inamongst
the dredger- fired several shots from the
rifle cannon and several yoleys of mus
kerry, but not with the intention OF striking
any OF them. General Y.O. Groner called
on the oystermen to surrender, and seve-
gal vessels were overloaded and taken in
custody, - follows:
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VIRGINIA sTEAMBoATal7M

VIRGINIA sTEAMBoATei@r
CoMPAyY's
JAMES RIVER LINE FOR
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, AND JAME,-
RIVER LANDINGS, DIRECT, CONNECT
ING AT PORTSMOUTH
BAL TlMoRE AND THE NORTH, OLD POINT
COMFORT, ssnTHFlELD, AND
HAMPTON VA.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
GREATLY REDUCED RATEA
FARE TO NORFOLK, $3.50.
FARE ROUND TRIP, $3.50.
TICKETS UNLIMITED.
ONE OF THE COMPANY's SPACIOUS AMI.
ELEGANT DAY STEAMERS
CITY OF RICHMOND OR ARIEL.
carrying United States MALL
r.. e. CLIFFORD. Commander.
leaves Richmond every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY.
and FRIDAY at $50 A. VI. for aboyc-namef
places. conncctngat Portsmouth with the BAY Line
Tor OldPoiut, Baltimore, aud the North. Return
ing. the steamer leaves Norfolk at a. NJ. arriyil.
n Richmond al about 4 Il. NJ.
Fare 10 baltimore. 90
Fare 10 Phadelpfli. .....,..,.......,,....... ~
Fare to New !c 81
Through tickets on sale on steamer and AT Gar
ber's Agency, 1000 Main street. Baggage checkrs;
through.
sTATEROONIS CAN BE ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.
FREIGHT.
Smiihheld, and Hampton; Washington, ID. c.;
Ncwbern, Washington, and Tarbor0, \. c., and
all points in Eastern North Carolina: al-o, fOf
Eastern shore of Virginia, Old Point and ~ regn.
lar landings on James river, at LOWEST RATES,
and through bills Issued. J.. u. TATUM,
oc % Superintendent.
DILL 4 ID T. l. PHI \, RICH zlfTsH
MOND AND NORFOLK
STEAISH COMPANY.
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CHICAGO. B,ir.ary is.-Floar dulland nom 'na..
Wheat unsettled sui lower; No. 2 Chicago eprine.
sI.a0.Msl zoe. February, sl.2is March. Corn
weakeS aud over - J6.:s.j7c. Oats quls., hpl
firm; AZ ~ zoe. February. 49, March. ii.rlcy
and higher ~ s7.3s@s7.5h PORK quiet, weak,
ANA lover az .l7.37Agsl7.4D cash, Si7.35eL
sI7.37i. February, and March. Lard weak and
lower III .fo.eO cash lnd February, .i0.6O@
slO.62i March. Bulk-inoats more active, weak,
and lower; shoulders, s1.i5; shnr. rib, $40;
short cccF, so.65. Whiskey steady and un-
nl.u
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE. February ls.-Cotton firm ~
lie. Flour qui"t ana unchanged. Grain mostly
arm and unchanged. Whiskey frin at sild.
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