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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, April 5.-House.-Under
the regular call, elections were considered.
The Sub-Reconstruction Committee ia
framing q personal disability bill, rather
liberal in it's features, regarding those
names affecting Virginia, Mississippi, and
Texas.
Under the regular call, bills were intro
duced reducing the number Of officers in
the army, preserving the purity of cleo
tons and free discussion in the unrecon-
structed States, regranting lands to the
Nashville end Decatur railroad, appropri-
ating $500, 900 for custom house at Mem
phis, constituting the eight-hour law SO as
to give full wages, allowing prize money
for the destruction of the Confederate iron
clad Merrimac in Hampton Roads, funding
the Treasury notes and floating debt, and
amending the taxation of spirits and to-
bacco.
The Committee on Appropriations was
instructed to inquire into the proprIety OF
appropriating a part of the coast survey
fund to 8 geological survey Of the Ohio
and Mississippi rivers.
The Judiciary Committee was Instructed
to inquire into the propriety Of restoring
the Washington relics taken from Mary
Gusts Lee.
The Judiciary Committee was Instructed
to continue the investigation of the charges
against Judge Busted, Of Alabama, with
power to act through a subcommittee, aud
send for persons and papers during the
recess. This resolution was adopted by q
vote of 81 to At.
The bill carrying into effect the conven:
ton Of 1868 between Mexico and the United
States was passed, and goes to the Presi'
dent.
The bill continuing the frsedmen's hos,
pitfalls at Richmond, Vicksburg, and the
District of Columbia, was passed, and goes
to the President.
The Election Committee reported in favor
Of seating 8. Wallace, from the fourth South
Carolina district, and minority Of the
committee reported adversely.
A message Was received from the Presl'
dent announcing the signing of the tenure
of-ofice bill.
a recess was then taken till o'clock, TO,
debate only.
Senats.-Mr. Sumner introduced bill
forbidding district courts to consider cases
involving slave contracts,
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ASSOCIATED PRESS TELEGRAMs.
ITEMS.

VARIOUS ITEMS.
WASHINGTON, April 5.-The iron clad
Misntonomah has been ordered to prepare
for sea, and it is supposed her destination
will be Cuban waters.
Postmaster General Creswell contem-
plates division Of the labor Of special
post-ofice agents into three classes-lst,
Superintendent Of the railway service ;
ID, Examiners Of postmasters' accounts !;
and, Sd, The detectives. The duties of
each are clearly divided. 1t is supposed
this plan will require an iucreose of Off
Gals.
President Grant has telegraphed Admi-
raj Hoff, enjoining him to protect American
citizens in Cuba.
The Supreme Court denies the writ Of
error in the Twitchell murder case.
The House Banking Committee has voted
down the proposition to report the Senate
bill for the distribution of the currency,
and proceeded to consider amendments to it.
The Supreme Court has adjourned until
the 18th instant.
The Committee on Ways and Means has
resolved to visit all the custom houses da-
ring the recess Of Congress.
General Longstreet leaves on Thursday for
New Orleans.
The Navy Department is taking mea-
sure5 to intercept the reported Cuban ex-
petition from New Orleans.
The nominations of J. M. Ashley (the
impeacher) for Governor Of Montana, R.
s. Bennett collector Of customs at Beau
fort, S. c., and postmasters E. j. Costello,
at Natchez, Miss, and Ed. Sears, at Staun-
ton, w., were confirmed. The Senate to-
day confirmed 1876 nominations, including
postmssters at Chattanooga, New Orleans,
Montgomery, and Baton Rouge, La.
The residents and visitors from the seve-
raj States hold separate meetings tonight
to organize for participation in the Cuban
demonstration tomorrow night.
The following is the text of the bill re-
ported by the Senate Judiciary Committee
with the recommendation that it pass. l;
covers senators and representatives in Con-
gress:
That when any person who is not rem
dered ineligible to Office by the provisions
of the fourteenth amendment to the Con.
stitution shall be elected or appointed to
| any office Of honor or trust under the
Government of the United States, and shall
not be able, on account of Disqualification
in the late rebellion. to take the oath pre-
| scribed in the act Of Congress approved
July ID, 1862, said person shall, in lieu Of
said oath, before entering upon the dutie:
Of said Office, take the oath prescribed II
the act of Congress entitled Gan act pre-
| scribing an oath Of Office to be taken BY
persons from whom legal disabilities shall
have been removed" Approved July 18th
| 1868.
The Alabama senators, especially thu
Spencer men, were very active in securing
General Longstreet's confirmation.
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COMMERCIAL.
Grain and Ff0ur Markets.
CogN AND FLouR EXCHANGE
R1cHnosD, VA, April o, 1859. )
OFFERIN6s,

Cox AND FLous EkcaAsaB,(
RIoHnosD, VA, April 8, 1859.
OFFERINGS.
Fhsat.--Whlte, 1874 bushels. Red, 81 bushels
OoTn.-White. $40 bushels. Yellow, Is bush
els. Mixed, 27s bushels.
Onts.-2, IA bushels.
Rys.-1l0 bushels.
Wheat.-White, 224 bushels very good on
private terms % bushels very inferior on
private terms: IS bushels fair at Sl.7o-totai,
3O4 bushels. Red, 10 bushels good at sl.67H ;
IA bushels fair at 81 65--total, "a bushels.
Corn.-White, 200 bushels good Mt soc. yell
low, Is bushels prime ut SIC. Mixed, none.
Oats.-l3t0 bushels very good on private
terms; 526 bushels good at &C.; 10 bushels fair
ut s3c.; 60 bushels inferior st sos.-tetal, ,9SS
bushels $50"
Rys.-lle bushels prime at S1.4o.
RE.ExHIsITEp..
0ats.-2a2 bushels.
REAAAKs.- Offerings of Corn light-market
again inactive. Offerings of oats increased
market active and demand good at tho rates
ruling for several days past. Rye more sought
for, and steady nt 81 40 for primo.
Bristol, Tenn.
In Bristol, on the Tennessee line, quotations
on the I'd instant were: Butter, is to csc.
Bess,car IS to SIC. Corn, white, so to CSC. Eggs,
10 to l2c. Oats, 4oc. Bacon, hog round, IA to
lsc. apples, dried, sl.75 per bushei. Peaches.
peeled, Is. Rye 81. Tallo.o, loc. WOOL washed.
4oc ; unwashed, 25 TO SOC. rolls, Toe.
Alexandria, Va.
In Alexandria, Va, on the Sd instant sales
of Red Wheat from 81 II to So Corn firm, with
sales Of 900 bushels at so to Sic. Sales of oats
at IS to CSC. No Rye sold; quoted at sl35 to
sl.4O.
Lynchburgs Va.
In Lynchburg on the Sd instant Corn was
quoted ut rs to SIC. for white. Rye, sl.22 to
sl.25. Oats, 30 to CSC. FedMsrs-Live geese,
os TO zoe. Butter, % to Soc. Bees,oar, 3sc.
Bacon Hog round, IN to lSc. Wool
Washed, IS to sSc. unwashed, 25 to Csc.
Norfolk, Va.
In Norfolk on the Sd Corn was quoted at soc.
for white and yellow 7sc.
Benns.-Northern white, $50; southern
white, 81 5o4f3.
on-Middling, 27Ac.; low middling,
27927Ac. good ordinary, &c. ordinary, &c.
Flarsesd.-S2.35
OdtS.-62465c weight.
Peas.-Blact. eyed, 1925; black, 81 o9h.
PednutS-S2 75IS3l5.
Rosin.-No. l, $3.50: No. 2, ~; No. 5, 50 10.
Stdpes.-White oak pipe, S9S; cnlls, $45.
White OAK heading, SIS; culls, s25. White oak
hogshead, s55Gls57 culls, $50. Red oak hogs
head $50; culls, 1913.
Shingles.-No. l, 80.
Tar.-Small barrels, $40; large, $3.50.
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EXTENSIVE RoBBERY-THE TwITCHELL
CONFESSION CONDEMNED BY THE PRESS OF
Observation-Disclosures, March r.
St. Johns Safety Fund building, corner Of
Twelfth and Chestnut streets, was robbed
to-day. The Waterman left at A. H.,
and returned at 8 P. NJ, when he found
the safe broken open and the contenta, from
eight hundred thousand to million dollars,
carried off. Of the stolen funds, over six
hundred thousand dollars consisted Of avail
able funds -grecnbacks &c.
The press Of this city are united in con-
demning the so called confession as false
hood, and it has caused great increase in
the belief Of the entire innocence Of Mrs.
Twitchell. 1t is thought now there is no
possible hope for TWitchell's escape.
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ALEXANDER H. STEPHENs.-We regret to
learn that our distinguished countryman is
still very feeble, and that the accident which
Frustrated him has had effects much more
serious than at first supposed. Some time
since Mr.. Stephens could 60 about on
crutches; at present he has to be supported
by pillows, and finds locomotion impossible.
We trust the beautiful weather now pre-
vailing may bring balm to the sufferer and
restore him to active usefulness.-Augusta
ga Gonstitutionalist, March 30.
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TELEGRAPHTG NEWS.
SPECIAL FEIKeBAM TO THx DISPATCH.
WASHINGTON, April 5, 1869.

ctEClAL TELEGRAM TO TILE UlbFAICH.
WAsH1ssToN, April S, 1869.
THE REMOVAL OF DISABILITIES.
The Select Committee Of the Senate on
Disabilities holds daily meetings, and has
its hands full, as numerous petitions come
in daily. The law requiring all applica-
tions to be made over the signature Of the
applicant, many who refused to allow ap-
plication to be made in their behalf by
others are now applying personally. The
committee consists Of seven members, the
labors being equally divided. The COM
mittee this week will report large num-
Der to be relieved of disabilities.
THE PRESIDENT SIGNS THE CIVIL
TENURE BILL.
The President to-day signed the modified
civil-tenure bin, and notified the House of
Representatives of the same. The bill now
goes to the State Department for record,
having become law.
GENERAL LONGSTREET.
The discussion in executive session Of the
Senate on Saturday over Longstreet lasted
two hours. The vote On his confirmation
was Is to 1O-numbers Of senators leaving
before the vote vas taken.
Longstreet will probably remain but a
short time at New Orleans, the intention
being to send him to Mexico if Sickles de-
clines.
EXPEDITION TO CUBA.
Information has been received by the
Government that an expedition is being
organized at New Orleans, under General
steedman, to reinforce the insurgents in
Cuba. Special instructions have been sent
to Admiral Hoff, by the Navy Department,
to intercept them.
AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
Quite number Of visitors were ct the
White House to-day, and among them the
usual number of senator's and representa-
tives.
A Baltimore delegation had an interview
with the President about o'clock, but it
is not known what took place.
All the members Of the Cabinet called
on the President. Wallace.
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RELIEF ASSOCIATIONS.
DELIEF FOR THE SICK!

How often does 1t happen that whols family
is brought 10 tie point Of misery through Sickness
OF their ,royider, 1.-The husband and tbs father-he
beng un be in such aataie 10 labor for the means
Of support, and they, being too proud 90 ask for
assistance In time, are exhausting all their little
means for medicines and doctorf' fees and at last
there is nothing remsiairg but utter dependency.
All this can be avoided oy paying In COED times
a small amount 20 the fund OF tho SOUTHERN
MUrusL BENEyULEAT ASSOCIATION for
the relief OF the sick.
livery sick member receives, by paying 10
half annually. IS every week when sick; or by
paying IS, $40 every weak. no matter whether the
diseaGe Is derived from accident any other cause
1he premiums are put 80 low as 70 enable even
the poore man Join this benevolent
aud secure to his family enough 70 keep them from
want.
Information can be received At The once OF tho
company, SO Broad street.
, gents for all parts OF tho country are wanted.
DI.Fcroxs: Wfili.m wiidt, Presidents i.
sodekes Treasurer; John II. Pein. secfetar!,
TRUSTRxs: james Purcell; Jonn 1Mlers
cashier Of the Union Savings Bank 3. II, Roetn.
baum. APPS
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yortbsrners In south Carolina.

AUGUSTA, Ga, April 5.-There ore seve-
raj distinguished northerners in Aiken, s. G.
Thurlow Weed is improving. Senator
Sprague has rented and furnished his
house, and his family arrives tomorrow.
Secretary Seward is expected next week.
John E. Devlin, Of New York, and Stetson,
of the Astor House, are also there.
A great many northerners are visiting
the various cities in Georgia and South
Carnlina
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STENCIL TOOLS ANDPLAT

~ BELLENOT, DIE sINKER AND
W Brand CUTTER. ltls MAIN STREET;
Tire new patent Branding Iron, for marking All
adapted to branding barrels or any other article
ulder the new law.
Fnrravars, stock, Stencil Paste, brushes, In
ceiinie Ink, Steel Dies, Alphabets Zeal Presses
Brass and Germ an Silver, Frames, steel Rings.
Cheeks, Tags, etc. Wholesale and retail. mhS
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aNFIRMARY.

TOLLEGE INFIRMARY,
" CCRNGE MARSHALL AND COLLEGE
STREETS, RICHMOND, VA.
AL cases requiring medical or surgtcsl AID so
mItt0d except the insane and those labor1ng unoer
contagious disorders.
Charges Invariably in advancel, including board
medical attendance, ind medicines:
Large wards, per week, IS.
Private rooms, per week, elo to 30.
small additional fee 10 charged Tor surgical
operations.
Charity cases from the city are received on per-
mits from members OF the committee OF the City
Council for the relief OF the poor, and seamen on
permits from the custom house. - ~
FOR further information, or admission, apply AZ
the inflrrnary to ISAIAH H. WHITE, n. Dr.,
Ia ISM Medical Superintendent.
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FIRE IN RoCHEsTER.-Rochester, N. T.,
April 3.-At about o'clock this morning
FIRE was discovered in the basket factory of
L. Wheat, in Old Rochester House block,
on Exchange street. The flames spread
with frightful rapidity, and soon the two
upper stories were in flames. The fremen,
however, checked the fire before the lower
stories were damaged, except by water.
The building is owned by Messrs. Lamber-
ton g. Mach, whose LOGS will be several
thousand dollars, with no insurance. The
total loss on the building and stocks Of the
various occupants will reach $4,000, on
which there is partial insurance.
Mr.. John Ryan, of this city, was instantly
killed on Friday morning at Point of Rocks,
Nd, while engaged in blasting rocks, being
struck after o blast by pieces and frag-
ments of the rock, his body being most hor-
ribly mangled and torn.-Ndtionol l'ateli-
genCers
Judge Carter has left Cincinnati for
Washington with petition for the release
of the Fenian General Halpin, now con-
fined in British prison.
C. C. Washburn, ex-Minister to Para
quay, is brother of E. B. Washburne, Of
illinois, although the names are spelled
diferently.-Ne,o York Tribune. a-e-
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Frost I'm the south.

CHARLESTON, S. G., April 5.-The heavy
frost last night has had o disastrous effect on
the Sea islands, where the cotton had gene
rally been planted early. All must be re-
planted, which will throw the crop back
about one month.
AUGUSTA, Ga, April 5.-There was q
heavy frost this morning. 1t is feared the
fruit crop and early vegetation are injured.
SAVANNAH, Ga, April 5.-There was 3
heavy frost last night. The weather is cold
to-day-wind south-southeast.
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The contract for transporting the regi-
ment recently stationed in Virginia, but
under orders for the Pacific coast, has been
obtained by Mr.. Arnold, agent here Of the
Northern Pennsylvania Central railway,
for that company. The cost per soldier,
with eighty pounds Of baggage, with coffee
supplied, from Baltimore to Omaha oia
Chicago, is $24 Tntelligencer.
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The Judiciary Committee has reported,
With recommendation that it pass, Dill
prescribing On oath for persons eligible
under the fourteenth amendment Who may
be elected to offices Of profit or power. They
must take the same oath IS that prescribed
for those relieved from political disabilities.
The Senate was engaged nearly all the
rest Of the day debating bill fixing the
junction point between the Union and Gen.
trail Pacific railroads.
After executive session the Senate ad-
iourned.
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ELECTION OF A DEMOCRATIC MAYOR
DESTRUCTIVE charlottesville, April s.
James Il. Bunce, an independent Demo
crat, was elected Mayor to-day over John
G, Baxter, the regular Democratic nominee.
Last night Gamsberry & Co.'s four-story
brick bonded warehouse, at Frankfort, KY,
was destroyed by fire, with thirty-fye hun
dred barrels of whiskey stored therein.
Lose. S35. 900.
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[ 1 He
paper.l

sPA1N.-Madrid, April 3.-The proceed
ings of the Constituent Cortes yesterday
were very interesting. In reply to q ques-
ton, Figuerola, Minister Of Finance, stated
that he had no knowledge that MIR. Hale,
United States Minister, ever introduced
articles contraband of war under diplomatic
privileges, as has been currently rumored.
he promised, however, to inquire into the
matter and report the result to the depu-
ties. The press Of this city comment on
this story Of Mr.. Hale, and generally un-
favorably to that gentleman.
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g NC TRAD E.
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE JAMES RIVER AND)
KANAwHA COMPANY.
RICHMOND, March 81, 1902
TITO ORs.-PROPOSALS will
4 be received q. this office up to the FIRST
DAY OF MAY NEXT for the COMPLETION
JOSHUA FALLS DkM comprising about one
hundred feet Of the dam and part OF the southern
abutment and wing wall Nearly az OF the stone
dam and the balance will be furnished by the
company.
a plan and speci fication Of the work can be seen
at the office OF The company. K. LORRAINE
Engineer and superintendent.
NH 81 d SsWlw 49,.
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THE HEALTH OF ALEXANDER q. STE
PHENs--THE CRoPs.--AugAsta, Ga, April
3.--The health Of Mr.. Alexander II. Sc
phens is improving.
While planting largely in cotton, the corn
and provision crops are by no means
neglected by the planters Of Georgia.
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LAMEsTABLE SUIc1DE.-Fortress Monroe,
April A.-The wife OF William P. Phillips,
who resides about four miles from the Back
River road, shot herself through the head
to-day, causing instant death. The de-
ceased was subject to fits Of insanity since
1868, but was supposed to have entirely
reeoyare1
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A novel tournament is to come off In
Chicago some time in May. The Chicago
Butchers Society offer solid silver belt,
with buckle Of solid gold, to the butcher
who can kill and dress en- OK in the short
est time. The belt is very handsome one,
and costs $500.
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CROCKERY, sc.

DICH NEW GOODS.-We have lately
III received . very large and elegant assortment
OF CHINA, GLASS EARTHkNWAkE, and
HOUSE, URNISHTSG GOODS making our
stock the largest and most complete In the state
all In want or goods In our line. Housekeepers
viii consult their interest By calling on us. Our
stock consists In part of Rich Decorated CHINA
White Granite Dinner. Tea, and Toilet Bets
hich Gu: and Press ed Glassware. III Rreat variety;
silycrplated OF beet atty Patent Ice-Pttchers
Fine Rodgers's Table Cutlery, American and
Common Table Knives, Tin Toilet Sets, Plated
and Japanned Walters, Casters, Lamps, Looking.
Glasses Yello~ w are. Brown Stoneware, &C., 80.
ALL AT LOWEST PRICES.
KELLOGG & GIBSON.
NH 27-s,n 1907 Main street (rsgle Squared.
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THE TOBACCO AND WH1sKEY Tax
Washington, April 3.-Commissioner De-
lanc not appearing at the capitol to confer
again with the Finance Committee, they
finally reported the House tobacco and spirit
bill with very radical changes.
All of the tobacco sections are stricken
out, the Commissioner saying that. the
adoption Of the proposition to give free
stamps to tax-psid tobacco would be vir-
tual abandonment of the revenue from to-
bacco for year.
The time for taking whiskey out of bond
is extended until the 30th of June. Com
Founders are put on the same footing with
rectihers, and an entirely new definition of
wholesale and retail dealers is made.-Dis-
patch to the Neeo York Post.
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GRANITE WORKS.

DICHMOND GRANITE COMPANY
II, we are prepared to furnish the very best
quality GRANITE, dressed or undressed, In any
ddnsntisv. We Will also build all kinds Of CHAN.
ffrE WORK at short notice. Special attention
given to rough or dressed WALL WORK, GENE
Terry Work, &C., and Gil material iarnlshed.
Once corner Of Canal and Seventh streets.
GEORGE BLUMENTHAL
1a,1-sm Superintendent
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IMPORTANT RUMoR-That Senator
sprague consemplates buying up the old
National lnteRigencer, in order to run it on
o now departure for the Presidential suc-
cession.--NeU York. Herald.
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Indians and 2,4S6 Chinese; and Rhode
Island also includes o few Indians. The
reported and estimated population includes
10000 Indians and Chinese.
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B. f. Seward, Of Brooklyn, took an over
dose of laudanum in Boston on Saturday,
and died. A dispatch says: He belonged
to q distinguished family" asa
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SEWING MACHINES

Q EWING-MACHINES REPAIRED, OF
- KINDS. The sL0AT ELLIPIls.SEW.
only proper needle for the slost Elliptic Machine
sLOAT j. ADDlHGTON,
spl-3m l41s Cary street, near fourteenth.
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Georgia Delegations for washington.

AUGUSTA, Ga, April Sit is reported
that delegations from Atlanta, Columbus,
Macon, and Augusta, leave here for Wash
ton to appear before the Reconstruction
Committee in opposition to Buffers bill
concerning this State.
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GENERAL GRANTS POWER TO ORDER AN
ELECT1oN.-The committee listened to their
arguments, but, although coming to no
formal determination, are Of opinion that
no congressional action in the case Is neces-
sary, as the President can at his pleasure
order an election TO be held, at which the
Constitution shall be submitted to the judg-
mept Of the people. Washington Express.
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RANKS AND BANKERS.
CUTLERY, &c.

HARDWARE.
WATKINS COTTRELL 4 co,
1907 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
We would respectfully call the attention OF coun-
stock of ENGLISH and AmEklChN HARD
WARE and SADDLEkY GOODS, consisting in
part of Locks, Hinges, Screws, Nails &C.; Pos ket
and Table Cutlery, q large and we'll assor ted
stock; Trace and Log [ hams and Coil Chain;
Spades, shovels. Forks, and Garden Tools; Weed.
ing and Killing Hoes, and 3 full assor tment OF
largest and hest cected stock had TO offer
our Fl lends, II u HON would tender our kindest
thanks for their liberal patronage and we hope 10
merit always continuance OF the same.
NH 36-lm watkins, CbTTRELL Il co.
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D1sAD11T1Es.-- Washington, April s.
The Committee on Reconstruction have
under consideration another bill for the
removal of the political disabilities Of GER
tain parties in the South. In the bill are a
number of names of Virginians among them
z. Turner, T. T. Hill, J. Wood, Alexander
Rives, R. H. Glass, and ". NJ. Hume. he
list has not yet been completed, and the
bill will not be reported until Tuesday.
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g HAMM & CO., rs and IS Park Plsoe,
De II and Is Barclay street. corner Of Church
street, New YORK. EEAMELLED AU5LlN,
DRILL and DUCK, all colofs and widths; RUB
Der DILL, STAIR, CARRIAGE, and TABLE
CILCLorH. ma 1I-sta11m