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,,r,sy NEWSPAPER ITEMS.
-. r...-,NsrnrcrIoN rRocEEnINns.

TIN Rr,oNSTRCcTToNr PROCEEDINGS.
Tho Washington correspondent of the
r-timorc SIN states that it is deemed not
'..rrobablc hat separate bills, applicable
the several States las in the case o.
, >r;,ianaJ will take the place of the gene.
-, construction bill. at Is known tina,
h;,rs for the States separately are In the
cor-se Of preparation by competen,
,.,;s." Very competent, indeed. I
mis- mode of proceeding in detail b
,3o7;ed, how will that apply to Virginia
~bo. according to the decision Of high au.
,e,-ity, was In full organization as loyai
safe during the whole WARP
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rur LATE RrcoNsrRrcTIoN PLAN.

The LATE RECONSTRUCTION PLAN.
Information received at Washington rem
d.g> II pretty certain that the North Caro-
Ida legislature will reject the reconstruc-
ton plan OF Governors Sharkey, Par
sons, Marvin, and others.
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The tailors are on strike in New York.
There had been a reduction in prices OF
goods, and of course that must be followed
by a reduction in prices Of work. The
tailors resisted, and SO the shops are de-
serted, and rooms of the protective
rL..un parrnlnns.
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CUNPOWDER.

GUNPOWDER.
500 kegs (25 pounds eacb) DUP0NT'S SPORT.
ING POWDER. FFPG;
400 kegs t6f pounds EACH DUPONT'S sPohr.
ING POWDER, FFFG;
INC POWDER, FPFF;
90 cases t25 pounds eachl DUPoNT'S SPORT
ING POWDER, FFF q, canister; .
1 600 kegs t25 pounds each1 DUPoNT'S BLAST
ING and MINING POWDER.
ALSO,
rAGIE RIFLE, In canister and quarter kegs;
E1GIE DUCK, In canister and quarter kegs;
EAGLE DIAMOND, In canister and quarter kegs.
ALSO,
For sale by So" sor hsnnT.c,nr:,,.
ja 3l-eodb Asen.. .o- : .-e--
DREEDEN d FOX, WHOLESALE
BAND RETAIL DEALERS IN DRY GOODS; , In
yite attention to Q large supply, receiving THIS
BBilEEieShfED COTTON sHIRrIEas and SHEET
IRISH IisEys. LINEN sHBETIEGs, ,yo.
HiiCK and DIAPER TOWELS and Togww,hI LSSco'
JACoNET CANRBICS, NAIEs0ok hoeLiNe'
TIBLs DANAsKf and CLOTHS,
kek daETyE 5PRIH6 PRINTS. and other good
saspssl = - early sPsFsSff ts fSsSes: / Yox,
ma-so1iM 1Ii Broad street.
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MEMORIAL AGAINST THE TARIFF.
Tie New York Chamber Of Commerce
sent On an deliberately gotten up memorial
against the passage Of the tariff bill now
before Congress.
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Torrev, in his Washington paper, advo-
s.ces the Impeachment of the President
Tor his exercise OF the veto power!
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nn,nrr nrnnrn Am suICIpE.

4 TRIPLE MURDER AND SUICIDE.
ST.. LOUIS, February ia man named
Nichols murdered his wife and two chill
dTen in Brookfield, No., Sunday night, ana
then killed himself.
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The opinion Is gaining ground In Eng
land that literary ability Is ottensr trans
nittsd from father TO daughter than from
islber TO son,
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Arrival, or Mtnt.ter BieeIow.

NEW YORK, February l4.-Minister
Bigelow and family arrived here to-day
from Paris on the City Of Baltimore.
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Mr.. BANCROFT

Las declined the office of collector Of Bos,
tJn, and the President has withdrawn his
.ame from the Senate.
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Goop.-Our farmers report that the
wheat prospect was never better in the
Valley-since the snow melted.-Stauaton
Vir1in;dn.
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Union or The MILITARY GOVERNMENT BILL.
The National lntelligsacer of yesterday
~r-uing denounces, in the most decided
.s9guage, the bill imposing military go.
la.ament on the southern States, which
,a,scd the House of Representatives on
Wednesday. We make an extract or two
G1mit:
The blacklist record ever made by an
assembly OF the representatives Of a free
r.oo.c stained yesterday the proceedings
the House Of Representatives. Never,
s. tie most tyraunouS hour of the Long
Trliamcnt mlSrule; never, amid the ut
most Subseryicncc to the royal mandate
O an English king never, in the most
l,gl.h,ISIy epoch Of French conven-
ZION. dill the representatives of the people
stamp themselves with greater ignominy."
"Such bill makes mockery
Of free institutions. 1t despites all the
rrcat safeguards Of popular liberty. 1t
,rampleS on the freedom of the press. 1t
.guialiates the right Of free assemblage.
J; sj.cnces the lips Of free speech. 1t in
.riugcS the right Of the people to bear
arms. 1t wipes out the guaranty of a
grand Jury presentment. 1t abolishes the
Exemption OF freedom from seizure and
from search. 1t abrogates the right of
TRIAL by a jury of ones peers in the vicinage
of the commission of the alleged offence.
il trampleS upon the prerogative of the
President, it makes war upon the ConSti-
tuition, it rebels against the authority of
tie Supreme Court. 1t invades the sacred
Institutional rights of the citizen. 1t is
treason enveloped in the forms Of law. 1t
!, rebellion wearing the garb of Legitimate
.gv4ro
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Bleeding Kansas Denies sunrage %
tho Negro.

ST.. Lours, February 1.-THE Democrats
Topeka special says the House to-day re-
fused to concur in the Senate amendment
to the joint resolution to change the Con-
stitution so as to allow negroes to vote.
The Senate voted to strike out the word
"male," as well as "white," and to make
an educational test. The resolution goes
back to the Senate, and they will probably
recede.
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The following named gentlemen are with uss
and will be pleased to serve their friends:
ALEXANDER K. PARKER, OF Richmond
HEsrOR b. PORBBES, OF Richmond;
o. N. MARSHALL, Of Richmond;
THOMAS II. KIMBROUGH, Of Richmond;
r. N. NIMMO, Of Richmond;
L. @. LEVY, Of Richmond
Z. A. FLANHARDr, Of Richmond;
PRYTON @. BAYLY. OF Richmond;
N. I. HABER, OF Richmond;
P. MORRIS. Of Albemarls county;
w. Z. BULL, Of Lexington, Va;
L. c. JEPFRESS, Of Charlotte county;
c. &. WINGO. Of Amelia county;
J. PEsSRLs, Of Hsnrico county, Va.
fe l2-dlwdkw
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Reception I'm New Orleans Of the Pas.
sage OF EIliOtt's bill.

New ORLEANS, February 1.-THE news
of the passage of Elliott's bill territorial
izing Louisiana was received here calmly,
and was barely commented on.
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NERAL GRANT AGAINST MILITARY RULE

NERAL GRANT AGAINST MILITARY RULE
The New York Times Of Wednesday
The following important revelation:
As late as Thursday last the bill for
.s establishment of military despotism
.gaircd great strength in the House by
., declaration of Ar. FarnSworth that
liant favored it and the member who
..,,gnccd the news was regarded for the
lime being rs an oracle to be respected.
ar,aC 10 the Importance of the matter,
Grant took the earliest opportunity to in
,rm a prominent member OF the House
At he had been miSreprcSented-that he
..I no, favor the erection of despotism
with himself as chief despot-and that he
a.s really surprised that such notion
.ould be attributed to him."
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ATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE MARKET.
BssP CATTLE ranged from to s@7tc gross.
MUrroS.-ws quote from to &c., gross, for ordi-
nary to very good sheep.
Hoss.-supply fully equal to the demand at
loeSllc nett slaughtered, by railroad, loeslosc
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WILLIAM 3. TANNER. J. OTTO BHBKTs.
ar METROPOLITAN WORKS.
FOUNDRY, MACHINE SHOPS,
AND SASH, BLIND, AND DOOR FACTORY,
CORNER SEVENTH AyB CANAL STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.
The undersigned are prepared to bald and re-
MACHINERY
of all kinds, including ENGINES, CAR WORK.
TOBACCO FIXTURES, TO-, 10.
ALSO,
TO furnish IRON and BRASS CASTINGS, and
FoRGINGs OF every description.
They also manufacture, In their Sash Factory,
SASH, BLINDS, DOORS, and MoULDINGs OF
every pattern.
SCROLL SAVING neatly executed In LAY
style.
SASH furnished, either glazed or unslazsd, and
carefully packed for shipment.
Give Us call before purchasing.
delAsm TANNER EHBETs.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.-We wish to
i call the attention Of buyen TO the fact that
CLOAKs, SHAWLS, and other WINTER GOODS
will be sold at and about cost.
These goods were bought mostly q auction tor
cash, and are greatly below their real value.
Persons In want Of such articles would do Well
to call before buying, - no establishment N
Rich mond can Offer greater inducements In these
goods than We can.
We have also full lines Of LINEN GOODS from
Ing, Russia and Birdseye Diaper, Linen Cambria
and hsmstiched Hsndksrchisfs, Pillow and IL.
ns Our Gn .soef Of -H61sEKRgPINa and DOMESTIC
GOODS is very complete, and win bs sold at very
We pay especial attention TO our stock Of KID
and OTHER GLOVES, in which viii always be
found every shade and number, from The eeie.
WHITE and LIGHT KIDS ct q % and ef.ss per
pair CARD0zo, ALs0P P0URouRxAa.
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T OoK AT THIsl LOOK AT THIsi

T OOK AT THISl LOOK AT THIS
IL THE CHEAPEST GOODS YETI
At EZEKIEL'S, No. Il MAIN srRRsr.
6, 600 yards BLBACHED TwfLLRD COTTON
SHIRTINGS, or for other family purposes,
only 1870. per yard, worth 3Sc.
1000 yards heavy BLEAChED (wfds) SHEET.
INGs, nearly one and . half yards vide.
1000 yards sUPERPIsR 81 PILLow.cAsE COT.
TON, only sec. the yard
5000 yards all styles Of DRESS GOODS, now sell.
ing of without regard TO cost;
900 Yards 50 and 1914 BLEACHED and 'UN.
BLEACHRD sHEErIN Gs At greatly reduced
900 Yards al styles Of GOODS for MEMS and
BOYS WEAR ut extraordinarily low prices,
500 ya GsI e a iai Y GRXYTwILLEp FLANNEL,
all wool, admirable for ladies' skirts and
mems shirts, only two shillings the Yard
500 yar Si' q aE4T S Jorros DIAPER for shil.
drens purposes-vsry scarce article;
A few pair heavy, extra large and fns ALL. WOOL
BED BLANKETS. to be sold OF cheap.
My country and town friends .ishins cheap
cali The articles enumerated above are but
few Of the bargains Offering daily st
RZIKf1L's Cheap Store,
No. IL Main street,
ia paaYly oupOafta AT. ChRFl0e HOtAt.
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INSURANCE.

r EMovAL.
Ihave removed 10 the new once
At THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF MAIN AMI
TWELFTH STREETS,
Opposite Dispatch ofaee),
where shall continue to issue
FIRE, MARINE, AND LIFE INSURANCE
POLICIES IN THE BEST COMPANIES
ON FAvoRABLE TERMS.
Among the strongest and best southern companies
represented are the
Absmarls Insurance Company, Albsmarls;
James River Insurance Company, Albsmsfls;
Virginia Insurance Company, stsunton;
Georgia Home insurance Company, Columbus,
Georgia.
Fire companies whose career has been MARRIED
By liberal and prompt settlement Of losses also
several Of the strongest and most reliable northern
companies.
That large and successful company
TIE BALTIMORE MARINE INSURANCE.
COMPANY.
is also represented by me and an authorised q
take gas, 900 by . single vessel to any
domstic or foreign port.
IN LIFE INSURANCE..
The Etna Life (credit company and the Equita'
BILE Life leash company both Offer unsurpassed
advantages to the assured.
The public generally IL Invited to call on me- fol
further information. J. Il. MONTAGUE.
fs o-lw No lllS Main street.
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TOsEPH RODGERS 4 SONS CUTIE.
81 RY.-ENCOURA6R HOME IMPORrAfI0N.-
most beautiful IV0RY-HANDLRD TABLE cur.
LEkY ever offered In this market. These goods
We have imported direct from the manufactures,
TO satisfy purchasers. All In want will pleasS
give N . call. BRANCH + CURRANf,
corner Of Eighth and Main streets,
fee nearly opposite Spot wood Holel
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New York Dry Goods.

The New York Bulletin OF the Goth says
The dry goods market is rather quiet,
and there seems but little disposition to
enter into any new operations.
1t seems to be quite generally accepted
that but little business outside o the regu-
lar small trade of keeping up assortments
will be done until the first of next month.
Manufacturers are producing sparingly for
fear of overstocking the MARKET, while
jobbers decline to ke more goods thai
the Immediate wants of their customers
require. Prices do not essentially change
from day TO day in the absence of active
business.
Brown and bleached domestics are in
fair demand for the season. and prices are
teadi held. These goods are now close
down to the last of production. TIP Top
and Amoskeag A bleached are each offered
one cent lower by jobbers to-day.
Printing Cloths are quiet, with very
light stocks on hand, and it is understood
that mos mills at Providence are declin-
ing to make goods at the present rates.
Prints are quiet but firm. Wooden goods
are quiet but steady. The dullness in the
wool market prevents any advance in
prices. although there is an Increasing in
quiry. 5H 8tEN
Foreign goods show no activity or
change. n auction sales are without i'm
portauce. f-ta HEa
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph. CINCI MATT. July a.
FLoUR-Drooping; family SO 75@l0 80,
with more sellers than buyers.
WHEAT-Firmer. with some shipping
demand No. red 81 so; white Kentucky
81 15@2 Is. @
CoRN-Dulla and unchanged
No. l S3c; receipts light.
and the firmneSs of the market is conse-
on the light supply.
= and hrnler: No. / 81 3d.
CoTroN-Dull and nothing doing; mid
ding 25c.
.WHIsKY-3cc in bond.
MESS PoRK-In demand for next month,
at SOS the market closed fi-nle..
BULK MEATS irm, but quiet, at i2(dI4c
for shoulders and sides.
BACoN-Active; a lot sinok ed was taken
at l4c, GcPnd rs Tor shoulders, sides and
clear sides and there is Il large demand
for future delivery, at 1slzMijLc. and 1754@
clear sides; 40 boxes clear rib sold at 154c
the pot TO fill large orders from the
South and East
HAMs-Firmer; common, l9c; sugar
cured, 20622c.
LARD-Unchanged; a small lot sold al
I2Lc.
~BUTTER-Firm. and choice fresh is light
and brings I9623c; other kinds are dull.
C~HEEsE-Dull at l2@l2Lc for Western Re-
serve.
~SALT-Lower: sales of Turks Island at
70975c per bushel; domestic unchanged.
LINSEED OIL-95GSl 90.
FLAX 20.
No demand for grass of any kind.
GoLD-139M buying, and 40 selling.
The weathe is exceedingly hot, but eX-
ceIlent for corn. Complaints OLA scarcity
of rain reach us from some places. The
corn looks very well in all this section of
n
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Indian Springs,
Martin County, Indiana.

THE PROPRIETOR OFTHIS GELE-
II brated Watering Place, and well known
resort for In yalids, announces to the pub
lie that ii will be open for the re seption OF
visitors from and after the FIRST OF
June During the last year the Build
ings at this delightful Summer Resort
have been nIuch ENLARGED AND I'M
Proved. ~ItOentyJour additional Rooms
haze been completed, together ruth three large
pcreheS, and the establishment Thoroughly
reftT7afshed and an the best order fort the conn
fort and convenience Of Guests.
The Bath Rooms, Swings and Alleys are
new and complete, and the lately discov-
cred Cave on the premises furnishes a Dol
and refreshing retreat. The MEDICINAL
AND of the Waters
are acknowledged and attested by all who
have used them. The Group consist Of
WHITE SULPHUR, BLACK SULPHUR HALY-
BEATE, and FRESH WATER, and especially
eficacious Tor Dyspepsia, Diseases Of the
stomach. BolceLs, Eyes, for DrOpSy, Neural
cid. aud rheumatism. The vicinity is
WILD AMI ROMANTIC, in GAME
and FISH, as well as MINERAL and BoTAN-
SPECIMENS, and INDIAE RELICS.
Hacks will convey passengers to and
from she springs, connecting with the
Trains East and West on the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad at the Shoals and
Huron. For further information address
may24tf D. r. DUNIHUE, Prop'r.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, July o.
Trade is steady and recovering from the
inactivity and depression which recently
prevailed, and indications seem 70 fore
shadow a lively demand for all kinds of
goods after h first of August. Foreign
wooden Goods bought after that date do
not require payment until the next year.
With active trade next month holders are
of securing better prices. and
some bnyers< in expecf atom OF an adj
vance. are already purchasing all cheap
WOODEN goods. adapted for suits, that are
offering, at prices ranging from Il, 25Gl -
Tor Medium and heavy fabrics; Flannels
are also MOVING more freely. as are blsn-
kets a so. COttOns are steady and firm at
l5L@1ec for Merrimac prints; I5Lc foi Pa
cific and Spring; Ice for Cochco; l5c tor
American. Dunnel's, Richmond. Amos
keag and Freeman's; l7h@l2c for stand
ard unbleached ~sheetingS.
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New Orleans Market.

by Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, July a.
COTToN-DuiI sales $50 bales low mid
ding at "A. 24%@25c; receipts, p bales.
SUGAR AND MISUNDERSTANDING un-
changed.
FLoUR-Quiet; light stock superfine at
$40 70; double extra, So 90.
CoRN-Firm; yellow and mixed, 81 25@
l 40; whiteSl a.
OAT-None in market; first hands re-
failing at 81 10.
PoRK-Hoiders very firm. asking SIG 50.
BACoN-Shoulders scarce at AYE; clear
sizes l64@l.c.
LARD-Quie and firm stock of tierces is
exhausted: holders of keg ask lac.
GuLD-l40.
ExcHANGE-Sterllng 5i1@54; New York
Sight H@M premium.
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For other River ITEMS see Seventh Page.


CINCINNATI, July q, p. M.-River fallen
4 inches z feet one inch in the channel.
Weather clear. Thermometer 92o.
LOUISVILLE, July A.-River unchanged;
3 feet 9 inches in the canal. U1HE
The additional arrivals and departures
and return Alpha and Spray, Cumberland
River to Evansville; Starlight, st. Louis to
Cincinna-i, and the VIM. White, to Green
River..~...The Alpha had 217 h~ogsheads of
tobacco, part of which is for reshipInent.
She viii return to the Cumberland to-day
at 4 O'Clock. She is exceedingly light
dFaught. and has excellent officers .......
The Tarascon was etained by fog, and
did not arrive till nearly 10 O'Clock, p. NJ.
She had a fair trip......T he Starlight had
a good trip 1890. The Spray had a moderate
trip. She will cav on Saturday
for Cairo. 1.-THE VIM. White had
an excellent trip out ...--.--.-.~-.--.
The Legal Tender is for New
Orleans to-day. She is an elegant steamer
finely appointed, and is commanded by
that veteran officer and highly aecem-
plished gentleman, Captain Wes- Conner,
with Mr.. Singer IN the Office. She is very
light draught, and will be sure to go
through..-..The Tarascon lett the Cora S..
smoking at Portland, but she had not ar
rived up to one O'Clock this morning. She
will no doubt be found at the wharf his
Captain Yves. Whitlow, well
and favorably known in these waters, is in
command and Al. Traxall is in the office.
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Cincinnati Flour and Grain Marke

The weekly review of the market in the
Commercial of the 23d says:
Flour has steadily lost strength ia the
market under the influence of increased
ing manufactured with more satisfaction
than it usually is so early in the season. II
Is to be remarked Though that the stock held
here is still kept low, since IL mas been the
policy of DO h dealers and mi lers to carry
no more or manufacture no more than
ses med TO be absolutely necessary to meet
the current conSumptive demand There
was more of a giving away in the market
to-day than there has been for a long time
past, AID quotations for good grades have
become nearly as unsettled and irregular
as the were a week ago for the Inferior.
Freshly ground Family rom old Wheat
TO sell it would find no market above Sll
for anything Of a lot. New ,amiIy coald
be ha AT Sill, but Is not saiable at better
than so -, and such inquiry as there is.
runs below that. Extras are quoted at
50 509lO, and superfne at S. 5Ga9. The
stock of Spring is about absorbed, and it
is not probable hat there viii be any in
ducement TO enlarge il tor a long time TO
come. Quotations tor It have, for a day
or two, been only nominal, and we omit
them. The quality of the new wheat
ouflng in IS 70 good that grades wi come
much nearer together in quality than they
have for some time, and IN Hers vii! nave
TO be expert to make al{ne OF o~i~slncsion
between them.
in supply. and the market has necessarily
become unse tied. with a steady decline.
The decline was more marked to day than
heretofore, and for the week has been
about E0c per bushel, though still uncheck-
ed. No. ! Red Winter. or such as is %
classed in samples, is now not quo able al
better than s 80. and efforts TO sell would
require concessions OF l0c or I5c more.
Choice White SOLD at s. "a, out that is l001
l5c more than il would bring now.
Corn has had a rather : eady market
more because OF the tirmress of holders
and moderate stocks than because OF any
activity in the demand. 75c has been the
ruling figure for Mixed. both shelled and
ear, IN bulk, though the market dropped
on Friday, and concessions have since
been made. so that, now. ear is held at
Zoe, with the demand limited to CSC, and
shelled quoted at 73c. Sacked has ruled
about lOc above bulk, and White 394c
above Mixed.