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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-19


Incidental to the piece, the song and chorus
entitled
"a JUG OF FUSCH,''
BY Naiy aBi the entire cahlpany
Also, AN
IRISH jta AND FIGHT.
Charming Darcs. Miss Mary Pagtinsion
TO conclude with sof thu Grst tae in this country
Inc chaf n,ng comedy CT
MARRIAGE IN THE DARK!
Ellen Na.sden .............. Miss Salie Parting,
tiGdence. ........--.... Si5 DeI"a
W NOTICE. ga
Fer the a,coaimo is;i0a Ct ladiea ana children
and 10 Oonp!iaace with mary requests 30 that ef-
feet, the Manage, will zivea
GaAND DAY PERFORMANCE
OF tina
CORSICAN BROTHERS
ON SATURDAY MORNING. February 2oiS,
a. TIE f,licwiag prizes:
Dress ti'ciS. ....' 90 %
Secosd I7ar. ......,........ 90
In rehearsal the
TICKET OF LEAVE MAN.
Doors open at :, performances eCmmcrces q. PIE
c;sciy. is iS-it
NTETROPOLITAN HALL,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-19

sahE 70 .<s--sir te- l4Gi E.s., .fe- ~. NJ
i stolen ft..n ina Cent al rar55 osrs, te We ei,
airhes0Gd &c! Recover JGa ,.on, snst mana Va
lac, IL which h1a;.s tcr Cant sairs 'rsiei
irou aiy-hpca. i, tie s.epyis iues ri part cnag
veiae to ma. i tla p9sIassnr Cf tla bansia wi.i
SEPT ne .aa plases, las liag cao llter oag viii
remain 81 ssi E'ri set. d ss1$ Corrected 10 ret
10 .lejy, 3 -ys... < E,o:.i SIS Co. scas-
vii.. q 4 zsitst,sa tIfange i; II 10 Get Lees
Hei q laesrFa, In leu will gsaatly obige
e. ss--S.s yoaHU THOMAS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-25

ST. Ilissis plaass1 ~ American AAg up
q ths4s1el w6fks. - -,
The victory was complete and resulted
h the capture of-39S prisoness. inelsding
e commissioped officers, I've nine-insh
Dahlgren guns, one el-Pounder, fcur 81.
pounders, two 6-pounders. : lot Of small
srms, a,O00 barrels Of ins powder, On
immesss quantity Of assorted ammunition
and several thousand dollars worth Of
commisHary storss.s & Sa
Fort D'Russey il : most formidable
work. Of qaAdnngalar shape, and With
bastians and bomb. proofs covered with
railroad iron. A powerful water battery
connects with the fort, the casemsnts Of
which are capable VI resisting shot and
shsn.of The heaviest calibse. The position
Of the guns Vas capital for rapid and ef-
tective Ere on I'll hosts attempting 70 60
up or down the river. About 500 negroes
we're employed for . year 10 constructing
the works.
Admiral Porter has been busily engaged
for the last three days in removing the
distractions from Red river, consisting Of
RATS and piles driven into the channel
Our boats are now proceeding up the
river without interruption.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-25

Cairo, March "a.
The Cairo News publishes the following
list Of vessels said to compose Admiral
Porter's Red River fleet:
The Hindman. 7 guns; Cricket, s !;
Lafayette, 8: Neoshs. 8; Oseck, a !;
Eastport, o; Choctaw, =; Usage, 3
Chillicothe, 8; Louisville, IA: Csrondelet,
"a; Benton, Is; Pittsburg, Ia; Gazette,
8; Mound City, Ia; Gen. Price, 9; Lex
ington. 8; BIackhswk, Is. OF these the
Usage and Ozark are turret vessels the
Lafayette, Esstport, CboAaw, Chillicothe,
Benton. Carondelet, Louisville, Pitts
burg, Mound City and Essex are IRON
clads. The Lexington is one Of the three
wooden vessels which we're first puk in
commission on the Mississippi. The
Ouchiia and Black Hawk sre Formidable
wooden vessels partially plated, the Others
are dsnominsted iron-clads. The Auto.
crat. John Rains, Baltic and hospital boat
Woodford, Of the Marine Brigade, accom-
pany the expedition; also IS transports.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-25

MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
Operations Of Forrest.

Cairo, March "a.
A rebel force, estimsted nj seven thou.
sand, with artillery, under Gen. Forrest.
advanced nofthward rs far as Odion river
last night. Al three clock this NOR ninu
their advance drove in our pickets south
of Union City. Later in the forenoon
they cut off communication with Colom.
bus, KY, BY destroying the railroad, cut.
ting the telegraph wires and burning the
bridges. Our forces at Columbus hsd
gone to meet them and firing in the direc.
ton Of Union City was heard at Coium-
bus this morning.
An adequate force under Gen. Br,v.
man lefs here this morning for Columbus.
thence 70 meet the enemy.
Advices from Columbus up to 8 O'Clock
this afternoon furnish nothing later.
Cairo, March q.
The steamer Hannibal, from New Or.
leans evening Of the 18th, arrived To-.
night With $50 hhds Ut sugar. 700 bbls.
o. molAssss, ZOO bhls. OF tar, $50 boxes
OF oranges md !. mons for 81. Louis. md
about one handped Of The III nlino;.
cavalry yetsrans en route home
No asmsd Febsls hoard q il a. vv;.;.-.
~ q he rivsf. they Aavisg. II i aid
abandoned that mode Of waffsre for ~
present.
The stssmer s.. Patrick from Memphis
s2d, 81 qlseimasi. psassd up with 1000
Al
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-25

DrilliaA4 victsry--.Capturs Of Fort d
Russey--PTiseners, Guns and Ammu
milton Captured.

BrilliaA4 vietsry--.Capturs Of Fort De
Russey-.PTiseners,G uns and Ammu-
nition Captured.
TT. D'Russey, March Is,
Via Cairo, March "a.
The fort vas captured to-day by the
Us. forces under Gen. Smith The ex.
petition LETT Vicksburg on the 10Th ;
landed at Ssmmc'. Fort on the 18th :
marched 10 Bayou GIacer, where Gen.
Scherrys rebel brigade had been en-
camped, but which fed on the approach
OF our transports, leaving considerable
camp equipage and commissary siorea-
Smith pressed forward 10 Yellow Bavou
where strong fertilization had been erac
ted, bu' the rebels again fed a. We came
up. Tbs enemy was pressed and some
tkirmishing occurred, resulting in the
capture of several prisoners aud coma
small arms.
At daylight yesterday the entire CON-
nand started for Fort d'Ruesey, 20 mile.
distant, and at O'Clock D. IN. the Sd
and 9th Indiana batteries opened on the
Fort, Which replied vigorously With three
OF its heaviest guns. The cannonadinC
continued m hour. whea Gen. Swisk
ordered the let and I'd Illinois, of he l6th
Corp, under Gen. Mower. % chares ~
ene~y's rife pits and storm the Fort
The Ssh, 10Th and 9th Iodiasa and til
oath No Fegineats. charged over der
bitches and thick ahastis. under : ;ealhns
Ere. and within isssty miaates altee Is
order was issued 10 Sojue persaet q y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-25
New Rebel iron Glad.
New York March (

New York, March "a.
Advices from Hilton Head state that on
Thursday. the lOsh inst, new iron -elsd
steamer was launched successfully at
Charleston She is called the Ashley
This increases the iron clad fleet 10 Char
lesion Harbor to seven vessels. She is
described IS . formidable vessel. ~ith
many Improvements on the former efforts
of the Cunfederates.
The rebels report the capture of Fort
Powell, near Mobile, by Admiral Farra-
gut-date not given.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-25
FROM CAIRO.
Cairo, March "a.

Cairo, March "a.
The steamer Silver Moon, from Menu
phie ed, passed up this morning. for
Cincinnati, with l.728 bales of cotton,
and large quantity of miscellaneous
freight, and many passengers.
Memphis dates Of the 22d contain lit
tie news. Cotton still on the decline,
having fallen one cent on all qualities.
Forrest Reported u DelivaS-Wsxannsn
Captured.
g Memphis. March a2.
Forrest is reported 4 Bolixar. Tens.,
with 600 men. moving North. Grier-
sons cavalry are leekiAg altar item.
A party Of working men, with twenty
nspref ths Frat A,sbsna aavAlvy. Who.
uSss taasling then. vtss saspsisss 4 IA
captured BY parry q guerrillas this
mornin1 n. Askmsas, o2p1uisg namphh.
Tbs pesg vsrs sseaeea in taking np shs
Eails On The NsaDtis : Little Rock b. b
Thsss was - 1shl. s-eks
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-25

by Telegraph Nrw YoRK, March "a
Cotton-Quiet and arm and somewhat irregular at ,ad
s5c for nidding uilands aud 6o51lc for low mid
dngs-
Rour5c better and more active; Goa, 90 for extr,
State; 2a7 - for r. II. O.. and 4ds rs for trad,
brands market closing With sellers at inside quota
Nhiske, Active and rrner ssc1l 90 for State aud
Western. chiefly at latter price.
Nheatlc better aud more active; 6+tsl Is Tor Chi
cage spring. 81 for old do: % do; $50 90 for Nil
Club aud sal II for Winter Red " estpru
cor,s- Decidedly iirapS At 27al - for old shippiaa
Mixed Western ia store, closing with sellers below
81. and 24a % for Jersey and Southern yellow.
oatsFirmer 1t - $500 for Western including choice
Wooi-Qnies and une hanged
Rce--very dull.
co,.sln god rsgasss for El0' and full prices
sugar-steaay at l4.s for N. O; 14tsa141< for Mus;
15 for Porto keo and b. auction &26 hds. Of n o.
sfnasses-Firm; old clayed Muscovide at 50, and by
auction sss bbIs OF n. o. at 54oszc.
petrolesasa crude ~ refined In sond at
PorkMore active and prices higher; p 0o@2z Is for
mesa closing 1t latter priee n ss1 % FOR od dor g 50
for do; Is 25A2o = fcs old and new prime - 50@
q 90 for Western prime mess and "a 5Ot14 OOO& 30
for city do; also loo bhis prime. s fr Nay, buyer
option, at q 90
Bacon Sides-In sctye I<quest and nrner: l1A m
Western Cumberland cut; I2c for do long ribbed arg
short clear and for Do long cut ham. ,neia
Lrd-Vssy sra Al lssls75 iseiudng smaii parc.f
Bu.ssr-simsr st soeAos for Ohio. and Asosoe str
State.
Chsess-Tirrn at 1sG lsc fx common 70 prins.
NewTerk Meaey Market.
BY telegraph NEW YoaK, March a.
!. Money active at g t
Sterling quiet and unsettled and nominal At I7D11o
Cod ussstsied aud fruaer opening II 1907. decfluus
d cl<1ainu
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-25

Hlir Nm - csAsOi. -pvv psoJIs
~ aware Of ths kssD ssnbee a inprsa-
aably fpsttfda D0fk1 fhat Aro A6af Sps-
yFaosso eissg ~ - Yiypf by&lff
troops mainly ~ - hegfoi tsusps. b
imprsgnabIessve do - meas 1hat 1aAAsss
works srsskl olassl, hpys1d ~ pss6l lljtJ
u capture by apy so1eeiv1bls ierce, but
simply that they S1nnol tet taken By any
enemy that coda - nAsehsd 81 nAaassd
against themes. fer sinstanee, BY the
whole military power Of Che whole Of the
Southern Confsdsrscy, much less the
combissd armiss ssd lnasiss Of Frsnss
end England The rebels Indicted to n
what were the strongest natural positions
on the river, and soneof tAeh theynAde
hard effort to hold. but in each and
every iDstascs they failed for the want Of
proper appliances. These positions, such
- Port Hudson, vicksburg and others,
haze been taken hold by our troops. and
around them have been bailt new works.
compared with which, the rebel works
were contemplate. while our appliances
Of artillery and our iron-clad naval snip
ports add infinitely to their superiority.
We venture to say that if JEFF. Davis were
to marshal al the armies OF the South
against Vicksburg. be could not capture
it in twenty years, nor, for that matter,
in twenty centuries. And there are twenty
places on the Mississippi river Of which
the same thing might be said. We shoud
like TO inquire Of JEFF. Davis what he i
goint to do about ity-[Ex.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-25

Gen. Grant Visits the Army Of the Pete
mae.
Washington. March ~.
An order will soon be issued consoli-
dating the lat and Sd Corps, to be at
tachsd to the 9th under General Sedg-
wick.
1t. General Grant and staff arrived at
headquarters to-day. He has ordered
the army to be 1t once ready for inspec-
ton. He was received with much en-
thusiasm.
Gen. Hancock has returned to the
army in excellent health. aud will take
command Of his corps. During his visit
North he obtained large number Of men
The strength of his corpsis not surpassed
BY more than one IN the army.
The Supreme Court OF the United
States has adjourned over till Monday,
to morrow being Good Friday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-25
The Body Of Col. Dahlgren.

The Star says Admiral Dahlgren hiss
returned again unsuccessful in obtaining
his sons body. Commissioner Ould sent
word that the man who buried the body
couldn't be found just yet, but that it
would be sent down as soon as possible.
Gen. Grant and staff went to the frous
this morning
Hon. |. N. Morris, Of llls., is under
stood to be the author of the biographical
sketch OF Giant, which appeared in the
National IiteIlieencer Monday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-25
Heavy Loss by rire--A Base Slandcr
Refdted.
New York, March 81.

The value of the property destroyed by
the fire in West Seth street yesterday
morning, is $4,000. Some thirty fami-
lies we're turned houseless into the streets
in the middle of a severe snow storm.
The Worlds Hilton Head letter refutes
base SANDER made on the character of
the lady teachers of contrabands in that
department.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-25

Baltimore, March "a.
The steamer New York. arrived yester-
day p. m. a. Fortress Monroe, from City
Point, with 63 officers and $50 soldiers,
Federal prisoners Of var. in charge Of
Maj Mulford; 500 Of tLa number we're
sick.
Tho following are among the officers !:
Col. r. N. Nc liam, 7.h Ohio; Coll A.
O. Lawzey, Sd Ohio; Lieut. Col. L. j.
Williams, 25th Ohio; A. P. Henry, 18th
Ky. cavalry
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-25
New Y ork. March %.

The following additional news Was re-
ceived BY the steamer Washington /:
Madrid, March 4.-The Confederate
steamer Florida from Brest put in here
February 28th, and .wss allowed to re-
ceive twenty tons Of coal, water and pro-
visions, and was required to leave port
again, which she did the following day.
London, March l3-The Archduke
Macmillan has arrived at London.
Paris, March Is The Mexican pris.
oners in France have given IN their adhe-
sion TO Macmillan.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-25

TT. Monroe, March g.,
The severest storm Of the season CONF
menced here yestsrday morning. oontinu-
ing throughout the day and night and %.
companied BY heavy fall Of snow.
The expedition recently sent into
Matthews county under Gen. Graham,
qy direction Of Major General Batter, has
returned. after having succeeded in cap-
turing . large lot Of horses, cattle and
mules, together with several engines and
800 consrabands.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-25

New York. March 2

New York, March "a.
Hilton Head advices state the rebels
have mounted six rhled guns in the case
mates OF Sumter. bearing on the channel,
to prevent an advance of Union gun.
boats.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-25

Philadelphia, March "a.
A despatch from Annapolis says 900
prisoners have just landed there from Fl.
Monroe. Four hundred of them are sick.
Three died on the way. The condition of
some is beyond description. II il thought
the funds of the Christian Commission
are low. A large shipment of necessa,
ries were sent here to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-25

Gss. Hurlbut arrived this svsaiag N
pouts eensh.
Five hundred and twenty new recruits
from Iowa west south tonight to gu up
old fseimiats.
River falling; indissGious ef min.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-25

Mauchchunk, Pa, March "a.
The large shot andsshell foundry and
pattern shop of Albrigh. & Stropp was
destroyed BY FIRE this morning. Loss
$500, 900, on which there is m insurance
Of $4,000. The large water wheel, ~
feet in diameter, was the only part saved.
The FIRE Was the work of an incendiary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-25
HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE!l

DATCHEL0Rs celebrated HAIR DYE = tn Best -
- tn WsviS. The only Hsrnlsss, 7rss ssl RSttsbls
dye known. This splendid Hair Dye h perfectchanges
Red Rusty Gray Hair instantly to 9tsssS Bls<k
kssfrsi Brsca without jurng the Hair Staining the
Skin leaving the Hair Soft and Beautiful ipars fresh
vitality frequently restoring its pristine cor and rec
es the i'll effects Of Had Dyes The genuine IL signed
WILLIAM 4. BACHELOR; all others iuita-
tsns, and houid be avoided Sold BY al Druggists. &c
RAGTDkY-Sl Barclay street, New York. BsTeHKLgR'
NEW TOILET cHEAM for Dressing the HAir. ijyg-dkv1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-25

BY Telegraph CHICAGO March r.
Fiour-ouet and market nominaliy unchanged
Wheat-0pensi lxsic higher, but At the close buyers
only offered isati lai for No. 1. and l0I for No
Corsistads and moderately active 49, for winter
receipts Of No l. and SIS for receipts Of No
oats-Qaiet and steady at 6455g64S4c for winter re-
eefpts OF No J.
argh~ine~-rolerabiy active at ses4Seo,zc. closing
qni.t.
Proyisons-ttuiet and irm.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-25
Especial to World.]
Washington. March %.

The testimony of Gen. Hancock before
the Committee on the Conduct of the
War III relation to tho battle of Gettys-
burg. detracts somewhat from the glory
which has been claimed by Gems. Sickles
and Meade. 1t is to the effect that on
the morning of the FIRST Of July General
Meade directed Gen. Hancock to proceed
to the front and assume command Of the
lst. Sd and llth' corps. Upon arriving
a, Gettysburg he found that the LIST and
18th had been driven back and were in
considerable confusion. He relieved Gen
HoFard and proceeded to form q line on
which an engagement might be fought,
this being 10 accordance with General
Meade's Instructions. He was engaged
in forming the line when the Sd corps
came Up, and position was assigned it,
He then reported by an aid to- General
Meade. and the remaining divisions Of
the army were ordered up. The line thus
selected was the ono on which the three
days battle was fought, and Gen. Han
cock com manded the left centre on the
Sd, when Longstreet was repulsed from
MS desperate charge upon our lines. Gen.
Meade had nothing to do With the .eIec
ton OF the line of battle. and trusted en-
tirely 10 Gen. Hsncock's judgment.
Washington, March %.
In communication to the Senate To-
day, the President asks that the names Of
Gems. Newton and Brooks, which were
sent to the Senate some two months ago,
as Major Generals, be returned to him.
This seuon took many Senators and
friends OF these officers by eurprise.
Operations in Virginia will commence
much sooner than many suppose. Gen.
Grant will not waste time in idle reviews,
but as soon as he obtains knowledge Of
the material which he is to operate with,
will make his offensive movements
promptly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-25
Beats fer idaho.

New York, March "a.
The following is = copy Of private
despatch
Milwaukee. March 24.-Boata for
Idaho leave. La Crosse on the 10th Of
April, and St. Joseph on the 94th. The
river is closed again. The ice will not
admit Of them leaving sooner
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-25

Boston, March %.
Several thousand people witnessed the
launch of the great monitor Monodock, to-
day. which took place without delay or
accident. About 800 people were on
board.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-25

EB The ice in the river had almost
entirely disappeared yesterday at this
point, show ing that the river was about
clear above.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-25
t6pecial to Post. | S1.AI
Washington, March "a

1t is reported the Ways and Means
Committee are now unanimously opposed
to any tax on whisky or any other com.
modify in hand
The House Committee on Judiciary
was yesterday discharged from further
consideration of the memorials asking for
the impeachment Of Judge Miller, of Wis
eonsin, (not Of Iowa, as has been eFroue-
ously stated, there being nothing against
him to justify such proceeding .
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-25
Portland March o

Portland Mafch .. 4
A stors. honse on HobAon's wharf. Con-
taiuing hay Belonging to Ne Governmsst.
Was burned last night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-25
Commercial.
CORRECTED pAriY BY
s. HAMILL & co,
HOLESALE GROCERS,
~ ,an r,.r,ar roc-+h snd Main atra~sa

ba1Y Cars CrYr OYrIrs,
EDxrK, March ., 1854.
PRODUCE AND FROvlslONs.
Flss.-s.perhns, 3 es sp.isx Wheat E1'r.. . %
Cors MssL-sl yoas2 % = loo Ms
sa, s4g,1 2 ! Is 49, =. 90
CoKS-sptssr p ba.bei.
wHrAs-rail 81 =. spring eoosn % p tushsl-
Krs-Soe
o2rx-ssr
GREEN APr1ss-srSGg 90.
Por.ross-es@ssf Retail &c 2 peck
Rrrrrn-c.usalon, lz5sStsc. chsics, M425ss rstaii.
z 10 3p-.
Ese--fs 10 ID. retail ssc
CHicxrss-s2 ~. verx
wHrrr Bssss-comrnon 10 Good. 81 s0ssl .st Prime
Navy. 9. eaa.s2 Is
n,r-rimo,hy, 81 ooass 90 bai.d. ~ o. Prairie,
8t4 Voss<l6 ca
GROCERIES.
srssE-s Oxi~ans suar isc:psfme ISl<S ei,ssos is,<
New York. C. 1sc New Yak, 4. lac erusb~s and pow
dsr~d ~ TO &c.
81 vo-sarzflum. sse<ssS
Cnsrss--fio, sss<z3.ss= Jaws, 44c.
RIcR-10 u fni,r.
sess-Amesis..a. .,-,- English. SIG
Sotp-paim. ~ Family, 81 - German. Sc.
Ca -sss.r, sese Ii A,uA l2a< 70 49, ts--
Tnsmfssnx HISS q mel -; lsp~iaA u . 70
rua.oroIas Sweet 90 10 CSC. Medium Brands, 10 10
sors Geld aud Natural Leaf, u ~ 20 u ~
ssils-Bc~t fransis 3 %, rates
GLass-sxio City ~ 20, RATES
CosbssE--9 9. z2e-
Oar ps.crre1-ff,r. IS % Sea #ns
Dsf CuEksxT<-as-
RusIS--s5 to S. 20.
Saiy-4Ake "a %.
risa-xo- aaek~rsi, s,i.. 81! oossls 90
Ne 2 do ds SIS OkIfls Gu
r NJ % % r Dc Dc Z Z sssss e %
Is ufsh's- No White Fish. s. 30.
sUNDRiEs.
LsAYnns--so4. ~ 20 sc, Harness - 10 &c.
HIpssDry Flint 1s to le Dry ~aited IL 10 lS Grub
by half price, Green st7 Green Sheep Pelts 10 10
81 * Green Hog skins, i5c.
szEns-rmoss, - 20 to 81 50 Fsar VI te98
FEsrHrks-so Ia t5s.
CBgEsE--IfaaHi.nFg, Is to lsc.
Bear CArriR-sI Co. 20 - GO gross.
SHKEP-S5 90 te - 80 y 100. gross
wcol-cIssa Tsb~>slssd. as ~ T5e .In~sshsd one
third less. q
ons-Coai OIL best White d to Toc, retail Soc Lin
seed OIL 81 IS Lard OIL, 81 10 to 81 2 Fish OIL 81 10
BEkswAx-soc
Far Hoes 90 20 IS 90 nett;
R.es.wsolen X cosioa ais
Or Ikox-lc r NJ Brass. 1oe r n. ccoprx, Ice p q.
cnnati ST. LpaIs and Chicago Il y for bsnkahie
funds Gold s. toe S premium basying.
day GOODS.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Washington, March "a.
HOUSE.

HOUSE.
On motion of Blair, the committee on
Judiciary was instructed TO inquire into
the expediency of proposing an amend
ment TO the Constitution by striking out
the article which forbids the laying tax
on articles exported from any State.
Dir. Rice reported back from the naval
Committee the bill providing for the edu-
cation of naval constructors and engineers
at The Naval Academy.
Ordered to be printed and recon-
milted.
At the expiration of the morning hour,
the House vert into q Committee Of the
Whole on the amendatory National Bank
bill
Brooks made financial speech, and
indicated his objections 10 the bill.
The amendments to the Bank bill are
being discussed.
SENATE.
Howard resumed bis speech. against
Powelfs bill to prevent military inter.
ference in State elections.
Howard will occupy the greater part Of
the session to-day.
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