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PAGE COUNTY.
MARRIAGES IL LURAY-POl1TlCAL ITEMS
WHEAT-lMPROVEMENTS, ETC


WHEAI-lMPRONEMLNT ETC.
Correspondence a the Richmond Dispatch.I
LURAY. VA, February %, 1883.
Thursday night Miss Mary Ellen Keller,
Of Warren county, was married TO Mr..
, Daniel Bradford, Jr., Of Luray. The cere-
mony took place in the Baptist church here,
: Rev. ". c. Biting officiating. and was
witnessed by a large and brilliant audience.
MIR. bradford was for many wears n typo in
Richmond. He has been connected with
The Government Office in Washington, and
was for year foreman in the Spirit OF the
VQReg establishment i'm Harrisonburg. and
now holds the same position on the staff OF
the Page Courier.
There has been much interest in ma
trimOniaf affairs here lately. two double
weddings occurring in the neighborhood.
The Coaitionists have made nomina-
tons for every county office. The Demo-
Gratis have not vet shown their ticket. The
drawing Of party lines and the crossing Of
them from personal considerations bids
fair TO make the May election very spicy in
this county.
There have been several persons in the
county lately buying wheat for Richmond
firms and contesting the superiority Of the
Dispositions in the case Of O'Ferrall Us.
Paul are being taken by Mr.. 4. 4. Booton,
notary. In one district the books and bal
lots were not sealed until the morning
after the election. Paul had majority in
this district. Colonel O'FeTall was in
town this week looking after his interests.
The Masons propose TO build a hall here
at an early date.
The new furnace at Mines is IN opera
ton, and Is said TO be worth $500 a day
clear 10 it, owners.
The Luray Cave has new general man.
ager Mr.. l.. }. Armstrong, Common
wealths attorney for the county.
Dogs or sheep! This is the question
with many OF our farmers.
Stockholders Of the Shenandoah-Valley
railroad met lately, ratified tariffs existing
WITH connecting roads, and reelected the
old officers and directors.
There has been quite an exodus Of citi-
zenS' mostly young men, many OF them
going TO Texas.
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Western North Carolina Railroad BILL
DassCh-

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.I
RALEIGH, n. c., February 23.-The
House OF Representatives passed the West
ern North Carolina railroad bill to-day by
a vote OF 90 to 8.
The bill is satisfactory to the West Point
Terminal Company and to the people OF
the western part OF the State. II will en-
able the Western North Carolina Railroad
Company to float its bonds, as it repeats the
clause in the law prohibiting foreclosure
on a mortgage Of the road until it is built
to Murphy.
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supposed TO contain any charge. II was In
the hands OF voting colored man by the
name OF Jones. the teacher Of colorcd
school near BY, who VIII always remember,
we think, that even an old, uEioddsd pistol
Is not the safest thing 10 play with. we
suppose the shot would have proved fatal
had not the ball como in contact with his
teeth, which broke its force and caused II
TO pass down and lodge just under the skin
of tho lower jaw.
For the most part the farmers hereabon's,
have sold their tobacco--a much larger ana
better crop than has been raised IN TINS
section for some years. We are glad TO
note brighter faces and more elastic steps
amongst our people than for months past.
All hands are busy now burning plant
beds for another crop.
The wheat is making a better appearance
since the weather moderated, ana the pros
pect for another good crop is encouraging.
SCRIBBIER.
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Cafhoiicism In Germany.
CONCESSIONS RECENTLY MADE BY THE Go
ERNMENT-vATICAN NEGOTIATIONS.

CONCESSIONS RECENTLY MADE BY TUE OON
ERNMENT-yATICAN NEGOTIATIONS.
BERLIN. February 22.-The Landtag to-
dsy discussed the estimates Of the Ministry
of Worship. Herr Windthorst. the leader
OF the clerical party, said that the Govern
ment was blamahle for the conflict with
the Vatican. as it has not been in earnest in
its negotiations. The Government is not
DESTROYS OF peace with the Vatican, though
the Emperor is in favor OF it. Herr
SchIorlemer affirmed that the State would
be forced to make peace with the Roman
Curia In order 10 terminate the eXpatria-
ton of Catholic communities, which pro-
NOTED decentralization, and prepared the
way for the triumph OF socialism. Herr
dc GOssler, Minister OF Public Instruc-
ton, said he would place 10 difficulty in
the way of religious schools, but only de-
sired TO prevent the exercise OF certain
special influence over the schools. He re-
fused to answer Herr WiDdthorsts ques-
ton rs TO whether the negotiations with
the Caria had been broken off. The Gov
eminent, he stated, bad almost entirely re-
moved the sequcstration OF the incomes OF
the clergy and pardoned Bishop Melchers.
This statement caused general surprise.
The debate was adjourned.
A dispatch TO the Germonia from Rome
saws Cardinal JacObini's last note points
out that there is only one alternative.
Either Prussia must consent to thorough
revision OF the May laws or she will de-
priye the Catholic Church in Germany OF
the very conditions of existence.
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Praver for Young Men.
UAMppEN SDNEY, February 2. l

HAsPDEN SIDNEY, February y, 1885,.
10 the Editor Of The Dispatch;
"The General Assembly OF the Presby-
terrain Church in the United States at It's
session last May recommended that "thc
usual concert OF prayer for young men In
our institutions OF learning be observed on
the last Thursday in February" In ac-
cordancc with this recommendation the
dav has been so observed here at Hampden
Sidney. The services Of the day were pre-
sided over by the pastor at the college
church in the morning, and in the chapel
of Union Theological Seminary at night.
In the morning q sermon was preached by
Dr. r.. l.. Dabney from LIST Corinthians,
", G. At night the services were OF u de-
votional character, engaged in by the con-
gregation proper with the students OF
college and seminary. Many friends viii
be glad TO know that DR.. Dabney's health
is restored, and that Dr.. Atkinsons health
Is much improved.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DESPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

sionnl Proceedings Yesterday Norfolk
and Western Railroad--A Republican SEM
ntofial Caucus Fails TO Mcct-The Weeks
Business Failures--A Seventy-Thousand-
Dollar Fire in Georzetown, s. Grail
Craft, Another OF the Ashland Murderer
German Aid for Ohio Valley Sufferers
Depriving the French Princes OF the Mill
tary Posts-other Foreign Events OF In
tercsf.
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Riot I'm Chicago.

CHICAGO, Ill, February 23.-The popu-
lous district in the northwestern portion OF
the city through which runs the Chicago
and Evanston railroad was the scene OF n
riot last night about II o'clock a party
Of fully 200 men, composed chiefly OF Boz
hemian, Swede, and Polish laborers, march
ed to locality known as Goose Island,
near which the road passes, and, begin
ming at Fullerton avenue, proceeded to
tear up the tracks OF the road Tor dis
lance OF 500 feet. 4 detail OF police were
called, and they soon dispersed the rioters,
but made no arrests.
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ri,o Ashland Murdercr.
CRAFT FOUND GUILTY AND SENTENCED TO
HANGED IN MARCH,

HANGkD IN bAhiH.
Especial telegram TO Tie Dispatch.J
GRAYsoS, KY, February 23.-The case of
Craft was given to the jury at s O'Clock
yesterday evening. In few minutes the
Jury returned TO the courtroom and re-
ported that they were unable to agree. The
Judge then announced recess till this
morning. The reason given to the sheriff
by the foreman for the prompt return Of
the Jury was the Illness OF one OF the Jury
men.
To-day the jury returned verdict OF
guilty Of murder in the first degree against
Craft, after an absence from the courtroom
OF thirty-one minutes.
Judge Brown then sentenced Craft to be
executed on the 23d OF March next.
Counsel for the accused then flled excep-
tions and made n motion for new trial,
which was overruled by the judge.
The troops which have been here since
the commencement Of the trial will leave
Grayson tonight for their homes.
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New ORLEANS, February 23.-Charlcs
Beton, native OF France ana graduate
OF 81. Cyr, formerly an officer 10 the French
army, and for the past two years editor OF
the New Orleans Bee, died yesterday OF
pneumonia aged sisty-one years.
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The Ice.Yaehf Championship.

PoUGHKEEPsIB, N. Y, February 23.-ln
the ice-yacht race this morning between
the scud, Of the North Shrewsbury River
Club, and boats OF the Pollghkeepsie Ice
Boat Club, for the champion pennant OF
America, the Jack Frost, OF The Pough-
keepsie Club, won, beating the scud nearly
i've miles.
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a IeaIsv Ship.

PHILADELPHIA, February 25.-Ibe iot
lowing was taken from hottle picked III
on the odd instant on the beach near Cold
Spring inlet, Cape May: February 9Th,
1883 Steamer Eleanor, y. 81 43>, long
73o 1S>-leaking. Cannot Keep vessel aiioa'
till morning. Unless assistance comes arc
lost. God have mercy on us.
fSioned1 "BELLAIR.v
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The French Princes.

PARIS, February 23.--Decrees enforcing
the law of 1884 depriying princes OF their
military posts will be gazetted Tomorrow
IL Is understood that only the Duo de Char
tres and the Due d'Alencon will be affected
by the enforcement Of the law. 10 will az.
feet, it IL said. neither the Due de Pentlie-
yre, who is already exempted from service,
nor Prince Roland Bonaparte, who is not
regarded as apretendcr.
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Tho wcel,,s BusIncss Failures.

NEW YORK, February 23.-Tbe business
failures for the past week number $50
against 254 for the previous week. %
these 6S occurred IN the Western states
"a in tue Southern, 50 IN the Middle, % II
the New England, Is on the Pacific eoas
and Territories, in New York city, and 2
In Canada and the Provinces.
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The EIeaIInl l,iuSIX.

ROME, February 23-At o'clock on
Wednesday morning the heart and other
vital parts OF the body OF the late Pope
Plus TX. were removed with solemn cere-.
monies from the crypt. where they had
been deposited since his death, and placed
permanently In marble urn near the tomb
OF the StIarts.
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LuEBsG,s EXTRACT OF MEAT.


I IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
MEAT-FINEsT AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAyoRING STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES, AND SAUCES.
LIEBIG CoMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT.
An Invaluable and palatable tonic in all cases
of weak digestion and debility. els II success
and boon for which nations should feel CRATE
"a. "-see Medical Press" Lancet" "Brit-
ssh Medical Journal &c.
CAUTIoN-Genuine only with the fac
sfmfie Of Baron Liehig's signature In blue ink
scross the label. This caution Is necessary
owing t. various cheap aud inferior sussti.
tuLes being In the market.
LIEBIG CoMPANy's EXTRACT OF MEAT.
10 lie had Of all storekeepers, Grocers, and
Chemists. Sole agents for the United States
Wholesale only, G. DAVID 4 Co., o Fenchurch
avenue. London. England. ap 29-sao2t
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DEATH To wIsiTEwasu.

NEAXWELL'S PREPARED GYPSUM,
" for Whitening and Coloring stores. Vac
tories s!iiis. parB-. or ANY purpose whore White
Sd ar ka'spmlac T. used. l. cisiiy applied. VIII
not peel. crack. or ruh of. s~aniilry properties
cNce.leai. Packed An larrel-, hair harn,l,. Kegs,
aud caas. Send Tor circulars. tiA/LfIT, FOs-
TER q CO., l22 west matt STREE lbaitlmorc,
Nd. q - -cOd3iER
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POWHATAN COUNTY.
icoresDondencc OF the Richmond Dispalch.I

DEATH oP AN eCToGENARIAN-sEIIo ACcI-
bkST FROM CARELESS HANDLING OF Pts
TOLH. &C.
IcofJespondence OF the Richmond Dispaich.I
BALISyILLr, February %, 1888.
Recently, at his residence near Ballsyille,
Lewis MeLauiinc died, in his eighty-lIst
year, long known. honored. and loved by
bis neighbors and iellow-cItizens. Quietly,
from no apparent disease, almost without u
struggle be passed away. lie was true
type Of the "Old Virginia gentleman"
scrupulously conscientious and truthful,
and for about sixiy years had been pro-
lessor OF religion. lie left an untainished
name, which Will not soon fade from the
memory Of those who knew him.
william Robinson, a quiet colored citi-
zen near this place. was shot In his mouth
one day last week while sitting IN bis room
quielIy reading. The shooting was The re-
sall q errelesply handling M old pistol not
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MaTZ0ES, MATZ0Es.

TIVE UNDERSIGNED Is PREP AIRED
TO FURNISH MATzoSs at SC. per pound.
All orders promptly hlle,i Orders lcfsai sALo-
prompt AIT ntlon. LOUIS BIoMM
fe 2l-lws Ne. SIG east Marshall street.
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Norfolk News.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA, February 20. The steam
er Ariel was hauled off the James-riyer
route to-day for repairs. She Will resume
Monday.
The Baltimore military all went home to-
night.
An electric light company was organized
here last night to light up the harbOr.
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CINCINNATI, ONO, February G.-The
managers OF the Kentucky Central railroad
have negotiated bonds TO the amount OF
81 800. 900, thus realizing enough 10 pay
the bonded Indebtedness due on March lsi
and lcnve q balance sufficient to complete
the road TO connect with the Knoxville ex-
tension OF the East Tennessee, Virginia
and Georgia system.
The directors Of the Cincinnati and Baltl-
more Railroad Company have callei a
meeting Of stockholders for MaIrh 26th, TO
vote on the contract for the sale OF the road
10 the Cincinnati, Washington and Balti-
terms Of agreement for reorganiziDg the
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad Company.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON ExCHANc

GRAIN AND COTTON EACdANtE'
RICHMOND. February 20, 1883.
OFFERINGS.
wnEAT.-whitc, Toe bushels. Red, z,6fl BUSH
els.
CoRs.-wbIte, 1850 bushels. Mixed, 276
tusbcis.
OATs.-3,02f bushels.
MEAL o. bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT-W bite. 3e2 bushels good 10 very rood
at 10 fl.35 32f Bushels very good on private
terms. Rcd. ,l40 bnshcls very good Longberry
on private terms: o2 bushels very good 90 prime
Longberry at .33 90 sl.37; 1876 bushels mixed
at $3.50: C37 bushels shortberry on private
terms: 96S buehcls common 10 prime shortberry
at e1.1 o TO Sl,35.
CORx.-Wbite, 1908 bushels very good TO primo
at SO 10 CSC. Mixed. $50 bushels very good on
priva'e terms; 30 bushels prime at SIC.
OASIS bushels very good winter at 7oc.:
rs bushels prime spring at 6tc.; go bushels very
good winter on private terms
at 81 % 65c. -
CoTroS.-rone steady. Receipts. 80 bales {:
shipments, So bales. Quotations: Middhng, sAe.;
low mildling, 9sc.
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ELECTRo.vOLrAIC BETS, &c.
ON THIRTY DAYS TRIAL.
WE SEND DIR. DYES CELEBRATED
UIECTRO-vOLTAIC BELTS AND OTHER
ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
on TRIAL FOR THIRTY DAYS,
TO MEN ONLY,

who are suffering from NERVOUS DEBILITY,
LOST VITALITY, LACK OF NERVE FORCE
AND VICoR, WASTING WEAKNESSES, and
all those diseases Of PERSONAL NATURE re-
sulting from ABUSES and OTHER CAUSES
SPEEDY relief and complete restoration oil
HEALTH, vIGOR, AND MANHOOD GUARAN-
TED. The grandest discovery of the nineteenth
century. Send at once for illustrated pamphlet
VoLTAIC BELT COMPANY,
An 5-saIy Marshall, Mich.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE,
L.l

FRIDAY. February 20, 1883.
sALEs-FIRsT BoARD.-l,000 Columbia snd
Grcenyillc second 6's at 75K. 1000 do. at 76;
1900 Western North Carolina first rs tlSe0) at
lO6.; 10 shares Petersburg Railroad stock nc
22S; 81 shares Virginia Home Insurance Com
pany stock at 20.
SECOND BOARD.-2.000 Petersburg Railroad
" Class Bn bonds at ~; 10 shares Atlanta and
Charlotte Railroad stock at 62s.
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Flour.

Flour-we quote: Fine. ss6s3.25; sWper1ne.
f3.75ms4.25: extra, t525@f5.50 common
family, e5.bOds6 Patent family S7.301s7.7o.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORR.

SFyy Yoax, Febrnary 23-- Moods stocks strong.
Money. 30 per cent tNInange-l onE. 40 !
irregular. &c, ,.-,, .. D.
irrcgularand heavy; new Ds: H. ~ pa nc" q. =
/ I3es: now A., ii9H; new ~. iV3E. hos"}, az
y. per cent, closngat2. States without i''atufe'
Irensnry baIaaces- Com, Sl20,607; currency
sG,l65.
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German Aid for the Ohio-vaiIcy suf.
ferers.

BERLIN. February 23.-The first install
ment, amounting TO 1000 mares OF money,
subscribed In Germany. was sent TO the
United States to-day, in aid OF the sufferers
BY floods In the Ohio Valley.
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share speculation opened string. Prizes were
Dsai ne cent. above those At Wednesdays close
the hitter Omaha preferred. Dnflng the early
trade flIrth advance extending 10 \ took place,
but subsequently the market became weah, and
Puiln m PaIace.Car, II In Missouri paelsc, and
tsei in the remainder OF the list the latter Tesas
Pscitc and Kansas and Texas. Speculation aftc-
tLls bectme active and the tone Of tie market
huo,ant. aud prices sold mp almost steadilVHIi
about 2s2h, the advance ranging from | q 3,
Northern Paciice. Omaha, Coal stocks, Wander
bills, and Southwest all taking part IN the up
ward move. In the late trade there was reaction
of kGDi4 led by the Willard stocks. but the mar
kct closed brm II fractional Improvement conf
entire ia Is zap from y 10 81, Omahas, the Coal
aud Wizard stocks leading In this advance. Trans
actions aggregated 100000 sharcA
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The Norfolk aud western Railroad.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, February 23.-Thc
Board OF Directors of the Norfolk and
Western Railroad Company ut their meet
ing to-day decided that it would be urwise
at the present time TO declare dividend.
The company has need OF considerable
money to complete Its betterments and I'M
provements and provide for rolling-stock ;
hence this action was thought proper. A
circular giving full statement Of these
expenditures will be issued and addressed
To the stockholders,
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ar Hoods, scaris, ribbons, and any fan
cy articles can be made any color wanted
with the Diamond Dyes. All the popular
onlnr.
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IBy Associated Prsss.l
10y N07VNf"F|'f f|""sI
, REPUBLICAN CAUCUS FAILS TO MEET.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., February 23.-Thc
caucus OF Republican senators. which adj
journed yesterday with the understanding
that its unfinished business should be dis
posed OF this morning, failed to realize its
expectations, miinly for the reason that
only six OF eight senators put in an appear
ance. The apparent apathyis explained in
two ways lther a. the result OF coinci-
dence OF sentiment on the part OF twenty
five gentlemen, each OF whom supposed his
absence would not seriously affect the gene
raj ATTENDANCE, or. as one senator frankly
suggests, because the reports in the morn
ing papers OF the caucus at the other end OF
the Capitol last evening engendered tenn
porary feeling OF indifference.
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IRON, SSfEs, &c.
METALS, GRlNDsToNEs, &c.

METALS, thiNpStNNES, "''
BEST REFINED BAR iIoN--a'oorted Sizes;
HOEsE-suOI, HOOP. HAND and oN NlS;
SNEDE IRON and NORWAY sfiAfEs-as-
IusSiA' GALVANIZED, and AMERICAN
lNAyIOe's CAST, SPRING, and TIRE
spf.irER. sI.EEf-ziNC: sol nkk, AZLEs,
NOVA ss,nrIA and ONO GRiNDs1ONES-
q full supply. ,,.o,,,uAx
| 10 22-eod corner fifieensh aad Gar, susesss
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NEW YORk COTTON FUTURES

rcip,s 900 bales: gross receipts, 2,lS bales. Fu-
tnris ciosei steady sales. 13uuO b1lcs feb-
ruary. slO.lSHtlu.19; March, ilO.2nN1, 1921 I;
Jnt,c 4sIC.63: July. slr.76tft iO.I u;
.nrrst. siO.S7mslO.SS; Sep,cmher. rt".57ee
$1,000: October, slO.24@sIO.26i NoNehDer'
GlU.IJfsslO.l6.
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bank notes for redemption. $4,000; Gus
toms. si.Io4, oO0; internal revenue, $751;
$40.
Commissioner Raum has received dis
matches which state that illicit distilleries
have been captured in Georgia.
The evidence in the star-route cases con-
tinues 10 be interesting.
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CHICAGO.


uuwArKEE. February 23.-Fiour In fair de-
mand Wheat duh; MOI Milwaukee hard l.2p
soit. cash, Sl.0s; Februny' sl.Oti; Mar ~,
sIn7s,: No, : Milwaukee. soc. Corn nrlntr: No.
3.5tlc. oats steady: No. 2, 394c.: white. 4lkc:
Provisions Armor. Mess pork, $3.50 cash and
February $3.50 March. Lard Prime steam.
si I.5U cash ana February. sll.55 Narch. Hogs
easier at $500 s6.7j dressed hogs In fair de-
mand Ut S7.50@Sl.0O.
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PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. gEBRY 80. 1853.
lBy Telegraph.



ARRIVED.
steamer Luray. schermcreorn. Norfolk; mer-
chandisc and passengers. Chesapeake and ONO
RmiNvay Cnmpany t.nd saiied ~ rciurnl.
STEAMER Accomae. DeIk. merchandise and prs-
ecngrrs. ~mitbded. Chesapeake and ohio Halfway
Company (au1 siilcn on reiugnl. -
stetmcr Northampton, McCarrick, Norfolk,
merchandise and pas cngcrs, Chesapeake aud ONO
Kllway Compapy tlnd sailed ON r'iurnl.
steamship COycntin1. Stephenson. Charleston
for Scbast ayoi. pu' ga Ter coal. and proceeded.
Schooner VI tie j. saunders, -, New York.
Hight, 10 load coal.
SAILED.
Birken;lne Eciptlc tRus.l, Johannscn, Liver
pool. lumber. -,
Bark Nhnche. Fleming, Norfolk, light
schooner Charles Moore, AGans. PROVIDENCE
coal Chcsap eake ani Ohio Railway company.
schooner ticOrgc Acry. Roggcrs. New 0rk, eoai'
Chesapeake and Onto Railway Company.
schooner ROYAL Ar b, -. boston, coal, thes-
apeakc and OHIO Railway Company.
Ey Telegraph.
LOST uEP HULwARKs.
BALTIMORE, MD, February 99.-Ile bark Gilt
nor M Llyerpool from city Point Va. lost part 81
Iur IftlufrkN
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hAlTlMOkk.

BALTIMORE. February 2s.-virginia o.. defer
red 10; consolid,t tied, SOY; past-aue coupons,
fs new lo-4o's, 40. Bid to-day.
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r., Marriage in Fredcrioksbnra OF Mr.. III. A..
Tabb and Mis- yeannie %. Shepherd--Dea".
,,ci rlerai Decorations. Fine Music' ana
a.,c,, and Impressive Ceremony.
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.suIs. sxTULLaGESCE
PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY %. 1853.

steamer old Dominion. Walker, Now York,
merchandise ana passengers, G.. W. Allen a Co.,
Steamer Fanitl. -, philadelphia, merchan-
disc j. ". McCarrlck. AGENT
,tlainel Areis Clifford. Norfolk, United states
mail. merchandis and Passengers, y. Is. TstrT,
superintendent
CLEARED.
Schooner Fred. Jackson, snow MatanZls. hoops.
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The House to-day adopted an amendment
to the sundry civil bill, fixing the salary Of
the clerk Of the Supreme Court at $1,000.
The army and fortiflcation appropriation
bills went to-day TO committees Of confer
ence.
All of the appropriation bills can be
passed easily before adjournment.
MIR. Cox to-day ridiculed the bouquet gar
den and wanted the appropriation for 1t
stopped.
II is not generally believed that there will
be an extra session OF Congress even II the
tariff bill fails.
Government receipts to-day: National.