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The Judiciary Committee was directed to
report bill defining the meaning Of the
eight-hour law.
A resolution to adjourn on the, 10th in
slant was adopted.
Mr.. sprague made personal explana-
ton to the effect that his courage and his
words did not rest on wine or whisky.
but on-bis knowledge Of the danger to the
country from the legislative and executive
power assumed by the Senate.
The Union Pacific Railroad bill was dis
cussed until executive session.
Adjourned
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RAILwAYs.-We hear that the parties
who control the right to construct railway
along the bernie bank Of the canal from
Alexandria to Georgetown, crossing the
aeueduct bridge there, and proceeding by
another railway chartered at the late ses-
stony along the northern portion Of our city,
are about to commence active operations in
construction. Mr.. Garrett has, it is stated,
expressed disposition to connect his two
roads with the Hne referred to. We sup
pose the Baltimore and Potomac road will
take the like course.-NationalI nteuigenCer.
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matafrn Races.

MOBILE, April 3.--To-dsy, hfst race,
year Odds, one mile dash $500 entrance,
or forfeit, and the club added $500. Cce-
trell beat Alta Vela and JEFF Jennings IN
ISL. Second dash, for the Mesaire sweep
stakes, all ages, two-mile heats, Sl.oO en-
franco, and the club added 81 900. Gilroy,
1:22 !; Plantsgenet, Eli Bsyonet and Chsl-
mette distanced. Time-341z, $3.50, ~.
Bayonet came in ahead on the first heat,
but fouled: Gilroy on home-streteh, and
was ruled distanced.
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The Brokers TAX IN WALL STREET

The Brokers TAX IN WALL STREET
FIFTEEN SUITS INSTITUTED BY Assessor
WEBsTER.-Yesterday, in accordance with
instructions from Assessor Webster, Of the
Thirty-second District, the United States
District Attorney, Mr.. Courtney, Instituted
fifteen different suits against Messrs.
Clarke, Dodge & Co., the brokers of Wall
street, to recover penalties amounting in
the aggregate to $4,000 for their omission
10 pay the tax Of one.twenty-fo fourth Of one
per cent. on their capital in active use du-
ring the last fifteen months, the penalty be-
ing $500 month. The firm refused to pay
the amount, and hence the Assessor in
yokcd the action of the courts in behalf of
the Government. The case is to be tried
ST the next term.
When all the tax on capital in active use
shall be collected it will amount TO about
Sl0,OG0,0 coo year. But there are other
taxes which have not been paid by the
brokers, and which would swell the amount
to fifteen millions of dollars per annum.
All these taxes have been eVaded by inge-
NOUS plans. Let US give OIL instance:
The revenue law imposes tax Of five
per cent. on any bill Of exchange, draft,
or order, for payment Of any sum of money
not exceeding 500, otherwise than at sight
or on demand, or any promissory note
Except bank notes issued Tor circulation,
and checks made and intended to be forth
with presented, aud which shall be pre-
scented to bank or banker for payment,
and any memorandum, check, receipt, or
other written or printed evidence of an
amount Of money to be paid on demand, or
ct q time designated, for sum not exceed
ing $780,"
1t is O remarkable fact that the brokers
have never paid this tax. The brokers,
however, were not ignorant Of the require
mcnts of the law, for some of the shrewd-
est members of the Stock Exchange adopted
an ingenious plan, by which they have
evaded payment Of the tax. They classify
all such transactions as loans" They
give the names OF the securities, and OBJ
tain the amounts they require without pay
ing the tax of five per cent. The aggregate
amount thus borrowed daily is estimated at
5000, 100000.
Mr.. Webster is endeavoriDg to enforce
the law, but the brokers feel confident that
the plan they have adopted will enable
them TO evade the payment Of the tax, and
protect them even in the courts. Should
the Assessor fail to have this tax collected,
Congress may possibly insert the word
"loans" in the law, and thus make the
brokers menable.-Ne,0 York Setn, I'd.
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4itItntond 1ispatfh,
M0NDAY-,.....,........APRiL 5, 1869.

TIE VIRGINIA QUEsTIoN.-The House
Reconstruction Committee are expected to
take up to- morrow the question of submit
ZINC the Underwood constitution to the peo-
ME-, President Grant openly favors that
9oi;cy ere the session ends; also that Of
living the people the right to vote separately
IN the two obnoxious or Objectionable
cIauses-namely, that prohibiting ell per-
sons from holding county or State offices,
or serving on juries, who cannot take the
iron. clad oath, and what are known as the
county organization ciauses.-Doay. Wal-
lnch.
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SECRETARY BoRIE AND THE EIGHT-HoUR
LAw.-Secretary Of the Navy Borie has
written to the Committee on Naval Affairs
begging them to obtain o repeal of the
eirht-hour law. He says: "It is working
very injuriously to the interests of the
navy. The appropriations are cut down to
the lowest figure, and yet the expenses are
increased by the action of the eight-hour
regulations one-third. I think you would
be comforting great benefit on the navy
BY procuring repeal of the law in ques-
.;nu ~
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sons frat named are shockingly burned,
chiefly about the head and chest. The boy
and Mrs. Henderson, appeared to be the
greatest sufferers. :" Mrs. Wells, however, is
in critical condition, and the result in
the three cases is extremely problematical.
Wheeling (W. Va.l InteHigencer, 1st.
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ROLTENG-CLOTHS, &c.
A MIXER BOLTING-CLOTH5,

A NKER BOLTING-C CLOTHS,
IA RUBBER BETTING AND PACKING.
We are agents for the above goods, and keep a
full stock on hand.
BOLTING CLOTH, frcm to 10;
GUN PACKING, from Lie TO inch thick
RUBBER BETTING, from 2 to IL inches wide.
We will sell the above goods at low prices, and
solicit orders for the same.
WATKINS, COTTRELL & CO.,
NH c8-2m 1907 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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The Cun.n Steamer Captured.

HAVANA, April 3.-La Preusa says that
the steamer Commanditario, captured by
the Cabans, received arms and ammunition
off the Bahamas, end did not enter Nassau
at all.
Sugar quiet and unchanged.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, April 3.-Ho,lse. : The
House is considering the Wells & Fargo
postal contract.
The Deficiency Appropriation bill, in
Guiding 81, 100000 for salaries for collectors
and assessors, WAS passed.
A concurrent resolution to adjourn till
the 10th instant was adopted.
Adjourned.
Ssna!s.-Railroad matters are being con.
sidered IN the Senate to-day.
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4 CURIos1 TY.-Yesterday while the
workmen were engaged in excavating for
the foundation of the new warehouse about
being erected on Liberty street for Mr..
Charles NJ. Stieff they accidentally came
across box containing newspapers printed
about the middle of the last century, and
some rare old coins, showing that the build
ing Just torn down had stood for over a
century. Both the papers and coins are
great curiosities. -BaHimore San, Sd.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, April 2, 1867
Notice is hereby given that the interest
coupons payable on the lst day Of May
next will be paid on presentation ct the
proper Offices upon rebate Of interest at
the rate Of six per cent. per annum in
coin. GEORGE ). boutwell,,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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PRESERVING FISH ALIVE DURING TRANS
PoRTATIoN.-We have it from an authority
which cannot well be disputed that fish may
be kept alive for ten days or more without
water by filling their mouths with crumbs
of bread saturated with brandy, and pour
ing little brandy into their stomachs; after
which, in this torpid state, they may be
packed in straw. They become alive in a
few hours when again placed in fresh
Water.-Journal of Chemistry.
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Foreign Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH.

Foreign Markets-lBY TELEGRAPH.
LONDON, April 3.-Noon. Consols, 92X.
United States bonds, ssh. Sugar Arm; on
the spot, 39s.; common, IS. Sd.
LosDoS, April 3-Euentn0.-Fine rosin,
Cd.
LIVERPOOL, April 3.-Noon Cotton opens
firm but not higher; upiands, l2A@l2hd.;
Orleans, l2H@l24d.; sales, II, 900 bales. Corn,
29s. Cd. afternoon. closes firm but not
quotably higher Pork, lO2s. Lard heavy.
HAvRE, April Section opens dull on the
spot and anoat; low middligns, 1857
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New YORK, April S.-Noon.-Stock market
firm. Money, per cent. Exchange, 1o7k.
Gold, 1873. 6-20's, '62, 1lSS. North Carolina
6's, CO.'S; new, 56h. Virginia 6's-Ex. coupons,
56A new, 59ts asked. Tennessee 6's, COS.
Flour 59l0c. lower. Wheat 102c. lower.
Corn shade lower. Mess pork heavy at
1925. Lard heavy; steam, lSAQlShc. Cot.
ton firm ut 2SAc. Turpentine, 6l@5lAc. Ro-
sin, 50 47H@$2 so. Freights dull.
Erentng.-Cotton firm; sales $500 bales at
2s'4c. Flour dull at the noon decline. Corn
favors buyers. Whiskey quiet. Mess pork
dull at S3l. l2Hlf3l. %. Lard lower; kettle, lsA
@l9c. Turpentine, 6lGolHc. Groceries quiet.
Freights dull.
Governments advanced on the Increased
ease in money and the heavy foreign purchase.
5-20s, '62, ll9@ll9A. Southern securities
frmer. North Carolina 6's, 55h@56. Stocks
active and higher. Money comparatively
easy q per cent. gold. The bank statement
is unfavorable, showing the effect Of the
money stringency. Sterling, l07&9l08. Gold,
1879. The exports Of gold for the week were
300, 900, Of which $3.50, 600 was sent to Cuba.
BALTIMORE, April 3.-Flour steady. Wheat
firm; prime red, So. lo9S2. 26. Corn-Receipts
small white and yellow, s50s7c. Oats dull
at 60@6Sc. Rye dull at 6Oc. Provisions un.
changed.
Virginia o's, old, inscribed, 47h; 1860, 90
bid.
LOUISVILLE, April 3.-Pork, ss2. Lard,
lS@c. Shoulders, 1870; clear sides, i7Ac.
CIScIySArI, April 3.-Mess pork held at
$3.50. Bacon-shouders held nj l3Gc. clear
sides, lie. Lard, lsc.
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Murder Case.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, April 3.-Leroy,
tried for the murder of Major Lachman in
January, was to-day found guilty Of muir
der in the first degree, and his accomplice
will be tried on Wednesday.
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Tho Twttcheil Murder.

PHILADELPHIA, April 3.-Twi,chell has
made confession, stating that his wife
murdered her mother while be was asleep,
and he afterwards assisted 10 throw her
body out of the window.
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FURNITURE, &c.
CRNlTURE WAREROOMS,
OPPOSITE THE POST-cTFlCE
MIN STREET, RICHMOND, Va.

MIN STREET, RICHaOND, VA.
We are now prepared to manufacture all styles
Of pURSIl UHE and SATTRES SES TO order,
and We would requess all III want Of articles In our
line to examine our stock OF CHANGER, Z ar
LOR, AhD lNINa-ROON T NIT u K r.,
NaTTRESeE S, &c, Of superior quality, and the
best and cheapest assortment that has been offered
to the public for many years. We have Just
marked down our prices, and feel confident tLey
are suited to the times.
Furniture and mattresses REPAIRED and UP
OLSTERND. HARDWOOD & RITTER
apl opposite postofice. Richmond, Va
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rrHE FINE IMPORTED srAL-,

I LION WARMINSTER will make6A
his first season South for 1899 at z. 4. Dayis's,
Warreaton and Henderson, n. @.
TERMS: Fifty dollars for thoroughbred mares,
and twenty-five dollars for others
Warininster is sired by Newlniuster $50 popular
in England) and his dam is Black Bess, by tat
catcher; and second aam, Polydora, by Priam,
&c. see Bruce's stud Book for 1888. The l.be-
rality # his importer (9. W. Cameron OF New
York, Yin presenting this fine Offer to the South
should be appreciated.
Mares sent to me shall bsve the best attention.
For further particulars inquire OF
PETER Z. DAVIS, WarIenton post. office,
NH s1-sw North Carolina
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MOTLEY FOR Observation-Disclosures,
April 2.-The President has finally decided
to nominate Mr.. Motley as Minister to Eng
land.-Special dispatch to the Commercial
Advertiser.
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TELEGRAPHTC NEWS.
General Candy.
SP1oIAL TELEGRAM TO TEB DISPATCH.

SP1oIAL TELEGRAM TO TEB DISPATCH.
AUSTIN, TEXAS, April 8, 1869.
General Candy had o reception given him
here preparatory to his leaving to take
command in Virginia. tits, however, I'M
certain when he will leave, as General
Reynolds, who is to take his place, has not
arrived, but is daily expected.
Advices from New Orleans state that
General Reynolds had not arrived there
yesterday morning. WI. 8.
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NH 30

TURF OIL.-The great healing remedy
= for sores, burns, wounds bruises, cuts OF any
kind on man or beast. Warranted to cure IN every
case or no pay. One ounce equal to pound OF
any healing remedy known. It is all you wart In
the house for such purposes; and thousands Of
persons and certificates testify TO its remarkable
virtues. For sale by
NH IL DOVE Il MOSELRY.
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
SEWING MACHINES,

cEWING-MACHINES REPAIRED, OF
DALI KINDS. 1hesL0Ar ELLIPTIC SEW.
only proper needle for the sloAt Elliptic Machine
sLOaT 8 ADDiNaTON,
apl-3m las Cary street, near FouStSenth.
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The New Jersey LegtsIafure-So Ra-
ttGcation OF ahe Fifteenth Amend.
ment.
TRENTON, April 3.-The Legislature has
adjourned without ratifying the fifteenth
amendment,
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COMMERCIAL.
Grain and Flour Markets.
Coax AND FLOUR ExcKAEaI,l
D,cr~o~r " af,rIf q 1870.

Grain and Flour Markets.
Coax AND FLouR ExcKAEaI,l
RIoHxosD, VA, April ., 1863.
OFFERINGS.
Wh{as-whits, 90 bushels. Bed, 50 bushels.
Oorn.-White, l62 bushels.
0ats.-72s bushels.
Rys.-6 bushels.
Peas.-l2 bushels.
Irish Potdtoss.--l5o bushels.
Wheas-white, Sc bushels very good a.
Sl.92H.
Corn.-white, ITO bushels at 500.
Odts.-72 bushels at 64c.
Rg-S1HIBIrED.
Oats.-422 bushels.
REMARKs.-Offerings Of grain on Change to-
day the lightest since the LIST Of January.
Only l62 bushels Corn offered and lilo bushels
sold. oats almost entirely neglected. The
attendance Of both buyers and sellers was
very slim, and particularly did we notice the
absence of the gentlemen who within the last
three days SO largely embarked in the pur-
chase Of sugar and got sailed.
Boston, Mass.
In Boston on the I'd instant, market for
Corn steady, with fair demand southern and
western yellow, 95 to Csc. western mixed, %
to CSC. oats, IS to sSc.
Baltimore, Md.
In Baltimore on the I'd instant, sales Of 900
bushels prime Virginia Valley red Wheat at
$40 to $2.l6; good and prime Maryland, el.s5
to sl.9o; good Pennsylvania, $l.7o. C5rn frm,
with sales Of 5000 bush els white at &c., chiefly
at latter, and $3.50 bushels yellow ct 81 to Sc.
oats, 66 to SIC. Rye, $40.
New York.
In New York on the ID instant, Wheat duh
and to &c. lower sales at 8l.67H for white
California, and Sl.s5 for white Michigan.
Corn opened firm and closed dull and declining;
sales IS, 900 bushels at IS to 9oc. for new mixed
western. Oats more active and firmer sales
at 75Ac. for western in store, and TIC. afioat.
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OILS.

MEADE & BAKERS PURE COD
lY4 LIVER OIL, guaranteed TO be made from
fresh and healthy nYers, and imported direct by
ourselves. A second supply of this very superior
oil just landed from the brig John Givan, and for
sale by tie bottle or gallon.
MEADE d BAKER.
Importing Pharmacists,
m nj
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MEMOIR OF THE ASSASSINATION OF
BOOKS FOR LENT FOR SALE BY
~ JOHN Fl. WALSH,

VIC BEOAD sTHKET, RICHMOND.
Holy Week; price, 81. Sinners Conversion;
4sc. Stations Of the Cross l6c. Counseis OF
Prayer-Rooks, Books or Meditation and Instruc-
ton. Gent postage free on receipt Of price, Cata-
lOgua sent on annie alton cnh6
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-05-20
An Attack Explained.

The Washington Press is, we regret
TO note, ranging itself IN the rank OF
the GROWERS, and this, evidently, not
only without cause. but without even
decent provocation. Thus, it has as
sailed Senator Harlan on precisely this
same telegraphic rnmor relating to the
Senate action on Indian appointments,
seized upon by the Iowa City Repub-
lican and so completely rciuted by the
letter from Mr.. Harlan published in
the Gazette last Wednesday Then
the Press proceeds. i'll another part OF
its issue, to write down Hon. W.
Lcughridgc, the Member Of Congress
tor the Fourth District, as q patent
demagogue' and "charlatan This
last results from 4 too eager following
Of the Oskaloosa Citizen, which jour
nal has cause for hostility to Mr.
Loushridge only III the following rea-
sons:
When A. J. was seeking to break
up the Republican party, and to this
end was kicking out all officials who
would not endorse my policy" copy
of the celebrated Randall circular was
sent by the Postoftice authorities to
Mr.. w. F.. Shepherd, Postmaster at
Oskaloosa. The response Of that 9th
Ger was brief and poin,ed-"1 AM NOT
FOR SALE" Thercupon his decapitatien
was ordered and a soldier, whose name
should ever be honorcd but which, to
our great regret, we cannot now re-
call, was appointed to take Mr.. Shep-
herds place. But this gallant defender
of the Republic was not OF The stuff OF
which the bread and butter gentlemen
of the L. III. Benton school were made.
Therefore he spurned the offered com
mission, declaring that he could not
and would not hold an office under
Johnson. much less take an
office from one whose only crime was
that OF fidelity to principle. Thus Mr..
still retainedhis office. Then
another removal was attempted by the
appointment OF more simon-pur
but the Senate was then
in session, and refused confirmation, 50
Mr.. Shepherd was again saved, and re-
mains Postmaster unto this day. And
1t is only because Judge Loughrldge
would not comply with the demands
of the Citizen editor by securing the
of the latter to the place
so we'll filled by the Radical Republi
can who had dcfied Andrew johnson
and all his crew-only for this is the
Citizen now attacking the worthy
member tor the Fourth District. The
Washington Press might certainly be
better engaged than in endorsing and
aiding warfare waged on such
grounds Day. Gazette.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-05-20

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE regular
diplomatic reception, held by the Sec,
rotary OF State, yesterday, was of
quite an interesting char ac.er. In
the first place the so.callcd alliance be.
tween Eng and, France and Spain was
very much spoken Of by everybody, but
believed by none. 1t is understood
that the representatives Of the three
above named powers disclaimcd, in
the name of their Governments, any
such intentions. Then the Cuban
matter came up, and Secretary Fish
spoke freely Of his settled determine
ton under any name and any shap they
might try to hide themselves, but be
complained, also, of the bloody and
awkward policy OF Spain towards Cuba,
saying that with such power the
keeping Of neutrality was not an easy
thing. On his part, Senior Roberts,
Spanish Minister, said that he saw
very we'll the bluff game played by
Cubans in the United States to force
Spain to declare a blockade OF the
island. but that his country would not
be led to make this blundcr. On the
whole the most peaceful spirit pre-
vailed during the reception.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-05-20
SXERTFT'.S SHE

ITATE OF IOWA, IA VA COUNTY. 50.
~ bow Fowler Va VIM. II. Mason md
Emily Mason. In the Circuit Court of Tama
County.
Dy virtue o. . Special Execution, dated the
9Th day Of May \. y. 1869, 10 me directed
issued out III the office Of tho Clerk
Of the Circuit Court Of Tann County.
State OF Iowa, in favor Of Dow 4 Fowler
and against Vim. II. Mason and Emily Ma.
son on judgment rendered by said Cour,
at the April term thereof A. d. 1869 against
the said Defendants and u decree Of fore>
closure against said Defendants and a iudc>
ment against VIM. II. Mason and Emily Ma
son for the sum Of three hundred and fifteen
and l0-l0O dollars and costs wherein it was
ordered adjudged and dccrccd that the fol.
lowing described Real Estate to>wi,: The cas-,
half Oft the north east quarter dissection number
seventeen 10 in township eighty three 1887
north Of range fourteen (l4) West Of the 9Th
+. NJ, in Tama County, Iowa, be sold, or so
much thereof as is necessary to satisfy
said judgment, interest and cost:
Now therefore, public notice is hereby given
that have levied upon, and shall on the l7,h
day Of June A. d. 1869, betw cen the hours of
. o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock r. NJ Of said
day, sale to commence at the hour Of 10 o'clock
A. NJ, Mt the front door Of the Court House
in Toledo, Iowa, in the County Of Tams, offer
and sell at public out-cry to the highest and
best bidder, for cash, all the right title
and interest Of the above named defend
ants, in and to the above described property,
or so much thereof as is necessary 10 satisfy
said judgment for the above named sum TO
gcther with costs and oil accruing costs, I'M
less the same shall be sooner satisfied.
May 18th, 1869. KNIGHT DEXTER,
Sheriff Of Tama County, lowe.
Stivcrs 1 SaHes,
Att'ys for Plaintiff. $3.50. rv3u2Ow2
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-05-20
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