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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-26
Richmond Prtces.Currents


These are wholesale prices. For small orders
an advance on our quotations is demanded. Our
quotations Of country produce are wholesale, and
from actual sales on this day.
AIcohol.-S2. S0@es p gallon.
Ate.-scotch, best brands, pints, 90 q dozen;
Apples.-ss@ss "a barrel, according to quality
and condition. No. i pippins would bring 81 70 &8
Bacon SHOULDERS lstte; dbb els sizes b g
ro sSi isc; Virginia hams, lsasac. canvasSed
Bt,ckroheGt Flour.-4@Q45c. 81 b.
Beans.-White, s2.5o@s3; colored, 81
Bags.-Grain: Union, sac.; National Soc; extra
hand made, 10, ls35oc.; Andrewscoggin, soc.
sale Philadspha g. 4S9sss Is peach hn g.
small s5lsa.2s; large, $3.50; five strings; ss;sc:
Richmond-msde bgooRs two strings S, lS:15sssgS2;
Buckets.ePainted, two hoops, 81. sS6s2. IS; three
hoops, $3.50.
Beeswar.-3s(1aoc. r D..
Con- eSs.esntSeted Iss.-sl. ssasa.as y dozen by the
'N ce1ses..-sa.soasa.so q barrel; James River,
GOngsstonertes, F...sss; &cncsndy, stick, zig
&C. D. fancy a sS1ss "a kaislhssyer Msi
"a, ss8s5O; Massins, Ssg$s q box: Oranges
Massina, ss.sO0se q box Almonds, 2a@+5c. y b.
K hE6L1ltt6-@ooV95
Gor,a-See Corn Exchange report.
~ Corn MedI.-Ctty Mills, bolted, $l.oo; country
0hsess.-Northern and Western prime cutting
elc. ;common, 12Ql5c.; English dairy, lSR2oc:
0oGss.-Rio laG2sc.; Laguayra, 2402sc.; Java,
. 6andles.-Adsmanttne, light weight, DGaoc. !;
full weight, 22Q2sc.; tal1ow, lSc.
Cotton Cards, s7Gss = dozen; wool cards, $40
Obstos Yarss.-ss. lO9$a2s.
Dried Frrsit-Apples, 59sc. % D.: biackber-
rtes. l@l7c: @ h.: cherries pitted so9'Sc. q D.
Dry Goods.-pHfNrs Atlantic, 7sc.- Canton
sac. Home, 7ic. Bedford. loac. Wamsutta,
l6sc.; Amoskeag, 1ssc. Andrescoggin, nsc. ;
issc punns i i.c pEkAIsEs Pacific. best
styles 22ss Lowell ls s Mnnehe sse Ice les
LAC. - Putnam, 1ssc.; Reynold, Nc:; RocK-
dale, lsc. Andresc oggin. lSc. brown DoaEs,
l Msnehesse EFis e 7 g. Garro i Granite
Valley, lie. ID HamboIds iose. - Manchester,
III indian s staadard. &c. II iowen T, lac:
Drugs and DysstuFs.---Alam, c.; copperas, &C:
nader, &C.; indigo, sl.76; cochineal .sogSl -
e b.: extract logwood. De-; sup. caro. sodar 7g
fsc.; limestone, Bc.
FSosr.-VEEinis country Is quoted to-day by the
dray-load: Superfns, 49, 1850; extra, 90. Is fam
by. siiasn.5o. Etock lishS; not mach coming IN.
rs-Besyer, drst quality, extra Large, sacn
saQN 50 middle size, eZeo, small SIZE, @L b!ack
Bear, extra large and hne, 8loGSls; middllng
size. ss9s7; cuba, ss@ss. Gray Fox, aoc. Red
Fox, Si6sl.7 rs, Mink-Virginia and North Caro-.
lima, sS@l$4- Muskras, winter catch, 2oc, fall
catch, &c: Kittens, &c. Opessum seasoned, lec.
a dozen.rIfhe above indicate the prices Tor first
Quality furse,. For second quality furs one-halt
price Of the above; third quality, one-har price
NsH.|Rerrinsa: Halifax, sa.7sQs7 g barrel !
North Carolina, all - barrel for 30. L %
for No. and as "a half barrel for No. roe her.
rings. Mackerel: No. Bay, ss7@s's; No. ]
shore, S72. 5e@s1s; No. I'm barreisk sacq@a,
No. large tin barrelsl $is sogp@is NO. small
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4. orsaAo "A. No "A fsSafa r. Mesa shads An
siis ..,,.c. s ,ss sa sa ID.
ss % isca sp SasSsi BTo os from thsaa
sseI a b1sf,sf. Wiieas frans Sc Corn brsn Sc
Shorts JOG; ,,ea., - % nn.s., .sls7a 90 To- %,
miTfise, &c. asIT rs Der 100 FEST
Sss7' frias NE geese sas si, common Hs
'6Gsnssng:nssssssses:., EEL "a nsi1 fa6' sai&afas {
% SLssSsList: clover, sseasto.g
~, Mdes ssaS1as ls Wet saised caTfsks
Hats.-Woo e aesen ,ssss b
s ssas mo aesei sk hats dress
csssi1ere hats sssass9 g do1sn :, .,u,ts !,
hammered s y sao ,is Te'H ~ biz -
narrsis and fiarces asc.; 10 hslf
barrels 2sac.; III kegs, ~. nsss If
neg2rfcs sS :. 20 sise xYF cs: G g.
Co.: il r.. %, stsaE ssc
Gases sasseT o 81 sc sole ess
anass aass sas ios sse9R.5 B apRss
ss d ronsS sfr. IN sase o. morocco ssD
Hms,-VEdnias sl:5s0ss: Rocklsnd. sl.1s@
Isn.eer.- white pine, ons-lnch, sss@sssV thou-
ssad one and hall Ys
Ing e. lengths. shiasies: ' piIae, S.ssGass cy-
press e Sgs q .hoasaTd Lat ms split slso
sa s,S segps;so pc, sno sa .asass
no syrup sa gsnnne goar
s saasSc PogsS Rico ssapsse New Orleans Prime
s'i Gasz,-rn store, s,asc. sa,.ye- a
= GGte.Ra1ed aoc isl ~ hundred nominal. 49,.
| 1 0iIs-Iinseed. IL ao6D8l a0.l fnachine1 AIN
q, * snerIn az WhaIs 40. tanners' Al. YoSS
tx! stra;ta 4! 'lsGasI 20. lard, al 75SSsa. sreet
S7 az 70 Sozen. hest saIad aiI: castor aasa Sai
nn. Tarinia ,uSric sSc m oaIinn a. -
On HoSSaS ~ az bnehss AZ ss1as sosa bsr
E7''o's'$i. 20 = pu VS. go "~t
sei po,o,o-e nc 6ns1 40 bushe1. sweet 7se.
sd 90 hSb. @ ~
WRt q ous sI rceoa, 70 40 h,h.,
psaS-pi T, 20 T1sSSone "a a ch,.pens %
roSIaIX:-AurheSo' 1oeSI0e' q ~' SneAenS' -
eDPtSSi o,6 G a. @n. 1t III. "a
PepRsr-s sSn1.ny a. SONAR % tey or Is ns
hlae t,nr and ypinfnsr s4SOaI 30 s.-.rt- :
''1 Porkn,oDressed. Ala "a loo Ss. -
pJn"ter'NInTn ma Ss6Ss7: ground. s1l6osl2. e z
Rans.-Mixed Cotton. Sic. !: While, IL. wollen,
| o5aSc O0''sS' 1Ao'' '0'
1sg Pys-pr,me a,.4s.s - SEf go -
R &C. asss; hansosn We
~ R sSs1 j sa England sioOsi1s sansa cruz
T'ipsoSs@1 x aa aIi' boet as6aoSc % ICES
soDSsTM1 aver 40 oes 50 fimotbv s40ss as or
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COMMEMORATIVE g.
Grain and Fiour Markets.
CosS AND Flour EXCHANGE,
: sR7oHaoxD, VA, January %, 1859. ),

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHAs6E, Z
= sR7cBaoxD, VA, january %, 1853. -.
= "Ht OFFERINGS. 44h tnr'
= IWheat. white. 10 bushels. Red, III bushels.
Cbrn.-Whita, 1904 bushels. Yellow As
bushels Mixed, 462 bushels. $50 sex .' o.
: OGts.-332 bushels.
b. iRus-22s bushels. A
lHsdl.-28 bushels. 81 ,siyg ~
4 Whent.--White, none. Red. 40 bushels fair
at Al 90. Mixed, 50 bushels at Sl.75.
70 Cbrn.-White. 574 bushels very good ut s2hc.,
25s bushels at S3c. 1872 bushels good at SIC.
2ss bushels fair at s1c.-tota1,, 1862 bushels.
y elbow, AZ bushels good ut Sic. Mixed, 7e
bushels slightly mixed Mt SIC. !; 30 bushels
damaged on private terms 100 bushels very
good at &c.; IS bushels damp at 500. % bush
els fair at aoc.-totaI, 1886 bushels. st- ~ -
. Oass.-1Ss bushels fair at &c.; "A bushels
good ut s5c.-Tota1, PIP bushels.
SO bushels prime at sl.45. Total, 22s bnshels.
: Msal.-White country bolted, 20 bushels very
good at soc. sr-imHr ~ 80
Grn.-Yallow.2 "a bushels. = -~
Rye.--eS bushels. ~ aAf s'@'-+ 0. -
- RExARRs.-O Offerings OF corn on Change to-
day 2,714 bushels, of which "a were re-ex-
hibited and 2,24S sold; market steady, |" very
good" corn selling Mt an advance OF Nc on
Saturdays rates. Rye active at an advance OF
Sc: on the rates Of last week. Oats not quite
SO active, but this was owing to the absence OF
desirable samples. .LsE Z gg=ge-# :.
|, The prices of grain at the Corn Exchange
on the 25th january, 1858, were: Wheat
White; good, .$s. 60. ;r Cor7,-White,I sl:l2H
yellow $I.15 0ats-Very good, SIC. Rye
Prime, Sl.bo. q rs-.ta~ g
In the flour market we note no material
change, and continue to qnote, rs before, su'
perfne, 49, Is to So extra, 80. so to 80. fami'
ly, 81 to FL. so. The stock Is not heavy. From
the first of the new year until about the mid
die of last week it was gradually diminishing
but towards the close Of the week the receipts
became more liberal, but there was no proper
Tomato increase in demand. ~
,- Baltimore, Md. Il
In Baltimore on the 23d instant offerings OF
,oleat were $500 bushels red; sales Of prime
Virginia Valley at 1925; good Maryland 81
to 81 o5; and Pennsylvania and low grade
Maryland at s1.75 to sl.7s. Receipts Of corn,
70, $50 bushels; market easier for white; sales
of damp and fair, rs to &c.; prime white, s5c
This Is the same as Richmond price,; yellow, st
to SIC. oats active; sales 5000 bushels at IS to
JAG. hVe-ooo Dusnels oueieu oaieo A"0 o"'tA'
els common at 1.40. ~ -A. - ...~.
New York.
In New York on the Esd instant -four was IL
to i5c. better for low grades southern quiet
and shade flrmer sales $50 barrels ct 1910
to $7.l6 for common to fair extra, and 1870 tc
$l2. rs for good to choice do. Wheat firm fol
spring, with moderate export demand; sales
IS, 900 bushels No. at 81 so to l.63, in store
and delivered. Corn without decided change
sales 90, 900 bushels at 90 to CSC. for new mixed
western, and "a to 97c. for white southern
oats quiet at 75H TO TIC. for western, in store
and afloat.
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Tohnccn Markets.

JANUARY 25.-At the Richmond Tobacco Ex-
change to-day offerings were SO packages;
taken in, packages; balance sold from rs. 30
to $50. Breaks to day II hogsheads, 80 tierces,
and boxes. Market less active for soft to-
grades. We quote:
Ne,c Luqs-Green, unripe shipping, common
to medium, 81 to ST. 25; ripe shipping, in good
order s. so to So so occasionally fine, dry
hogshead will bring more); working, common
to medium, 81 so to IS 50; working, good, 80
to sc 25; bright, smoking or working, ~ to
$3.50 bright, good and fine, $40 to $50.
Ne,o Ledf.-Shipping, short dark In good or
der, 81 to 50 shipping, short dark in soft or
der, Sc to 1925; shipping, long dark in good
order, S. so to $ll.5o; shipping long dark In
soft order, 81 50 to Sl0 stemming kind range
from SC so TO al2: bright wrappers, medium
to $lo.
Louisville, Ky.
In Louisville, KY, on the ED instant the
market was buoyant; receipts liberal and
prices maintained We take the following
from the last number Of a Louisville circular
"In our last circular January 4th) we re-
ported the market active and firm for all ma
nj featuring qualities of old tobacco. This
feeling has continued to the present. The sup
ply is not equal TO the demand, consequently
we have 4 better feeling for sweet filters and
wrappers The receipts Of the new crop are
not large for the last ten days. Owing to the
bad roads planters are unable to get their crops
. TO market.
1--WE find that the most of the crop that is
arriving is of poor quality and not desirable
however, we believe that the planters are
sending forward their worst and keeping back
their best for the last.
"Good motley leaf is much wanted for
wrappers, and this kind brings good prices.
The same may be said Of good heavy boiled
Tugs and trash.
lecting and classifying their tobaccos. AS 4
general thing the new crop comes to market
10 very high order and badly assorted, in
many cases leaf, Tugs, and trash, all in one
sample"
Quotations are for new:
Light. Heavy.
Trashy & frosted lugs.s oo@ 8 so 81 oo@ Sc
Good Jugs. ............ 4 5oQ % 0 OOg "
Common to med. leaf. 0o@ 90 0o@ll 0C
Good To fair leaf IL 00GQl2 90 IA 00Ql5 %
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sMUrrY conaP olsosous sEssarai cattle
have died suddenly Of late in the western
part Of Massachusetts, which Is attributed
BY correspondent Of the Nstc England
Hosnesteod oaatheir eating 0smutty corn,
whioh was foundin most fields the past au-7
tumn to an, unusual extent somegcattleJ
having, died ct West Springfield, Profession
,Gambee, who chanced to be near ct hand,
was called, and decided that the disease was
undoubtedly, caused by the smut on the
corn with which the cattle had been fed,
de, prescribed purgasiyes foe tho cure of
the living, and, thought that with proper
and timelyEcare there would be- little diff
Guilty in saving the. lives Of cattle Swhichare1
attacked. His prescription is q pound of
EPSON salts, an ounce Of aloes or five pounds
of sulphur, and two ounces Of ginger-the
whole mixed In water and poured down the
throat Of the sick animal. a5ar7g n
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Domestic Markefs-[Br TEIEaRApHJ.


New YORK, January 25.- Noon. Stocks
strong. Money easy at per cent. Exchange,
lO9. Gold, 1856. 5-20s, 49, l13h. North Caro-.
lima 6's, 64h; new, 62h. Virginia 6's, ex.cou
pons, IS; new, 63h. Tennessee SIS, excou-
pons, 67A new, same. p t-r.1 as
Flour 5ll0c. better. Wheat l@2o. better on
spring. Corn unchanged. Mess pork firmer;
new mess $50. 25 Steam lard firmer barrels,
l94@2Oc. Cotton lower at 2sHc. Turpen tine
quiet and firmer at 56@57c. Rosin firm at 81 80
G$2 IS. Freights quiet. ~ g s. TfE a. sE-E aE3G
Erening.-Cotton dull and lower sales ] 200
bales at 25hc Flour-Shipping grades firmer:
all others dull and heavy; superfine, $4,000
So So; common to fair extra southern, $3.50
S7.20. Winter wheat dull and heavy; spring
wheat more doing for export. Corn slightly
favors buyers. Pork, S30.37. Lard-Kettle.
2o1a@9o'ac. Whiskey dull at sl@sl.ol Groce.
ries quiet. Turpentiue. 56@57c. Rosin, 81. IS
@ss.5o. Freights more active. s-.z.E =.
Governments closed strong. 5-20's, '62,
ll3ki. Money-Supp!y large and increasing !;
call loans, Nll7 per cent. discounts, TOO per
cent. Sterling, lO9;SlO9A Gold, 1851. South
ern securities firm South Carolina, IA; new,
7OA Alabama SIS, 93h. Stocks excited,
closing strong ... Wig. e.
BALTIMORE, January 26.-Cotton quiet at
29c Flour and wheat dull. Corn firm; white,
s59s6c.; yellow. s6@S7c Oats dull at 74c. Rye
dull at 81. 500:l So. Pork firm at $3l@S3l so.
Bacon active; shoulders, l5A@l6Hc. Lard,
zoe. 3.
flBllld o > oo/s Olti, 20 a bio'-
C1ScISNATI, January 25.-Whiskey steady
at 97@9Sc Provisions frmer and higher.
Mess pork, $50 bid, 1871 asked. Bacon firm
and scarce; shoulders, lac. !; clear sides, lSc.
Lard held at zoe. for family. th.@
WILMINGTON, N. c., January 25.-Spirits
turpen tine firm at 52H@53c. crude advanced
to 81 so. Rosin active Ut ~. Cotton declined
10 26H@27c.
CHARLESTON, January 25.-Cotton dull, I'M
settled, and lower; middlings, &c. offered,
2Sc asked sales, $50 bales; receipts, 1895
bales. ..-...ra. s..a .r-
SAVANNAH, January 25.-Cotton depressed
and closed dull and dropping; sales, LOO bales
receipts, l,olo bales. ..T .ra X f.
Weather mild. Wind southeast. frsg tg
New ORLEANS, January 25.-Cotton unset.
tied and nominal; middlings,1 27A@27hc.
| sales, l,l5O bales; receipts since Saturday
| 1855 bales exports, 2,345 bales. Sugar
steady common, lo49lo%c.; prime, l2aG
Isc.; yellow clarified, Aa9l5c: MolSsse,
York sight, &c. discount. -
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France consumes 100000 tons Of meat
annually, while the English devour 1861
GOO tons, or $50, ooe tons more, notwith-
stsnding the fact that the. population of
France exceeds that Of Great Britain by OF
least seven millions Of persons. Were it
possible to ascertain correctly the quantity
Of animal flesh eaten and wasted in the
United States, there is little doubt that it
would exceed the aggregate Of both France
end England, for it is notorious fact that
no people on the face Of the globe eat and
Vaete as much Ias the Americans. L-IA !.
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.,rondence OF the Baltimore Gazette ;
s''< oral of disqualified Officials In
Renlo,ttsta-Isnnsry carpef"bsSSers
'wasninEt"n. 49, ,s
Of ,,rox. January "a, lS69.--The
N's";on Joint resolution, which finally
conese sSn senate yesterday, requiring all
Ysssea ' IN the States of Virginia, Missis-
145'eTs n Texas. who are disqualified under
s?pi., SDr amendment from holding
'he ',a't he removed from Office after thirty
os's:% denounced here by the very men,
'syH Tod for 1t. They say that their votes
VS' ',yontro}lei by the party lash, and YET,
Fee ;.,ts circles many Of them violently
II I,. .-,n the resolution as without justifca-
MS" snd as only evincing on the part Of the
-" ~. p" Radicals disgrsceful thirst for
''I~. little petty Office and 9 malignant
'': w., towards the people of the States
H.n3 "lf the duties of these State Offices
'l ~ ,n-orcrlv discharged" said q distin-
"S s.tfo5 Radical member Of the House Of
I',...oscntativcs to-day, "snd the district
"in,,oaicrs arc satisfied, why should CON
.-...rsu pry into the matter or inter,
u, Tia same inquiry would be made By 9
,..,s number of the more intelligent of the
.'Ee party, and yet when the resolution
-. pn5er consideration they dared not open
.s;r mouths to utter word Of condemaa-
an although they admit they felt degraded
=. living their support. Washington is
~ Tiled with a swarm of earpet-bag YER
n eagerly watching an opportunity to
I'm themselves into the Offices of these
...es SIS soon as those now in possession
=. forced to vacate. In one judicial dis
-, in Virginia, where the clerk of the
,,,rt died, sn old man has been appointed
. he Office who can neither read nor write
Il. name simply because he could qualify
Ter the fourteenth amendment. General
$,1cman, in making this appointment, re-
--sd the new appointee to agree to retain
.,e soa OF the old clerk as his deputy to Sc
-,-s 8 proper discharge of the responsible
mites Of the Office. Such is the working
F." The programme which Congress has adopt
e! With such unanimity. Rebels shall not
hid the Offices, but rebels must discharge
ne duties appertaining thereto. ~
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GENERAL JOHN G. BREcKINR1DGE.-A
letter from General Breckenridge was re-
ceived by gentleman of Georgetown last
week. Whilst General Breckenridge is per-
baps as anxious to return to Kentucky as
his friends are to welcome him, his engage
ments are such that it is impossible for him
to name the exact time of his return. His
host of admirers must await his coming
with all the patience they can command
Louisville lHul Sun, 2lSt.
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~ IHspscroR.s- oFrI1E,=e IrrG1s WoHKsrrl==
- RICHMOND, Japusr, 10, 1855.
IMPORTANT ATO DELINQUENT GAS
/ CoNsUMERs.-By resolution Of the, City
{ ounci passed November gsS sn ae 9ass rs
niaced in tie hands or tia chairman Of the Com
Iaittee on Light for settlement. I-,x..x,ss,,.1
persons occurring hopses tpo nbtsio the ,,se
OF gas, can have liberal discount made by max max
Ing application at the Inspeetor's Office Cry hsH
BY order of Chairman Of ConusISsgS IN S
!, ., ,soa.aRaw Ut to-T Inspector OF Gas,
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Foreign Markets-[Br TsIxezArH1.

LONDON, January 25.-Noon.-Consols, 90 u.
United States bonds, 75h. Common rosin, IS .
Sd .@6s. Cd.
LIVERPOOL, January %. - Noon.-Cotton
fiat; uplands, ll3a@llhd. Orleans, ll&@
llAd.; estimated sales, 10000 bales. Others
unchanged. afternoon. Cotton dull; uplands,
afoat, llhd. Lard. US. 3d.. Tallow, AIS.
Breadssuffs unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, January 25.-Erening. Cotton
dull; uplands, ll7!@1Hd.; Orleans, HsSG
llAd. sales, 10, O05 bales. ... --r,-,.
HAvRE, January 25.-Cotton quiet and
steady. .HgJT.Isr-#@E. or Z4LEi
FRANKFORT, January Is. - United States
bonds, 70 SIG; business small. -''
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ryIrED STATES DEPoSIToRrEs.-The fol-
wing national banks, doing business as
~a.,cd States repositories, have applied to
e, Treasurer OF the United States for per-
-..s:on 10 have their accounts balanced
.,i TO withdraw their securities: South
worcester National Bank, Otsego county,
E. T.: First National Bank of Findley,
.aio; Exchange National Bank Of Pitts
t-rg, Pa; New York County National
aak Of New York city ; City National
gsnk Of Cairo, H.. and the Third National
Lux Of Philadelnnia. Pa.
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WoXAN's RIGHTS AND THE REPORTERS
'ALLERY.-Dr. Mary Walker on Saturday
corning made written application in due
.sru TO Speaker Colfsx TO be assigned q
'*at in the reporters gallery as represents
i've Of the 0swego Times. The Speaker
's'Lntd to grant the application on the
ftt'ahd that all the seats were assigned:
.1e fair doctor then requested card OF
emission to The reporters quarters, but
,-@ Eeouea, was also refused without req
~ -.:lgned.
Ut. Mary awaited an answer 10 her re-
t-s''s IL the reporters room, where she was
P.1seIy entertained by the members OF she
Es''' The hard-hearted doorkeeper re-
'''so her appeals for admission to the re-
S",tfs benches. When the refusal OF her
,fP"ea,i9n arrived che freely expressed
1h IIlignsuon, despite the sympathetic
ra a"NoA5 u eome Of the tender hearted
i,.+eSPeLlents to soothe her outraged feel
- r., "&Shington telegram - Baltimore
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The Duty ON DRUGS AND MEDICINES
Sixteen physicians Of Washington city have
presented memorial to the Senate against
the existing duty imposed on foreign drugs
and medicines. .. -
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, January rs. - House.
The Arkansas representatives were allowed
full pay for the fortieth session Of Con-
gress. -. b. ~4. ~ 80. 81.
Mr.. Robinson introduced a protest
against the ratification of the Alabama
claims treaty, - = .sss.--
, Senate.-The Judiciary Committee re-
ported adversely to seating Joshua Hill as
senator from Georgia. Mr.. Trumbull sub
mitted minority report against this deci-
sion. 5 . 4.
! The Retrenchment Committee reported
the House bill repeating the tenure-of-
office bill, with amendments. -sa
-----..-! Second Dispatch. -.,..... ~.
WASHINGTON, January 25.-Evening.-
( Senate.-Mr. Edmunds, in reporting the
amendments to the House bill repeating the
tenure of office bill, moved that it be indie
fnitely postponed.
b After struggle for precedence Of bust
ness, Sherman's currency bill was post
poned by vote Of II to 30.
The Pacific railroad was discussed until
adjournment. ~. q. 81 -r F-s.gga.f !.
7 HouSe.-Among the bills introduced un-
der the regular Mondays call were: One
appointing a committee Of seven to investl-
gate. election Irregularities in South Caro-
lima one making an appropriation for the
Improvement Of the Savannah river; seVe-
ral railroad bills; several for the removal
of disabilities one, by Mr.. Corley, for the
better protection of the loyal men Of the
South; and one, by Mr. Prince, of Geor-
gia, incorporating the Southern Express
Company. - "a -~ .-..z.
The manhood suffrage amendments were
postponed till Wednesday, r-ses.-R
The Denver Railroad bill was referred
to the Committee on Public Lands, which is
equal to killing it. 80 ~ ssegaf
Adjourned. ~ fz!s 1tr l ~ s.a-"