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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-27

Ex-President Pierce visited Boston on
Monday. He is still quite feeble.
Pennsylvania has adopted the fifteenth
amendment.
Ex-Mayor James Harper, of New York,
was thrown from his carriage while driving
up Fifth avenue, Thursday, and seriously
injured. -,
The Maine Legislature has passed law
imposing one hundred dollars fine, or one
years Imprisonment, on any person who,
by design or carelessness, Injuries baggage.
In Boston on Thursday night young
man named Pine shot Miss Howard, intilct-
ing what is feared to be fatal wound. he
then shot himself dead. Rejected love is
supposed to have caused the tragedy.
The State Auditor of Louisiana and his
chief clerk have been indicted for fraud.
The Auditor vacated his office yesterday,
and the Governor appointed colored man
as acting Auditor.
PRYoR.-General Roger A. Pryor, for
merly of Virginia, is quietly attending to
large and lucrative legal business in New
York, and is one of our most respecte d
citizens.-Neao York Democrat.
The Board of Fire Commissioners of New
Iork have recently been collecting samples
of kerosene oil sold in that city to test their
imfammable quality, and scientific in
vestigation shows that the mass Of samples
submitted are hardly less infammable than
pure nsptha or benzine.
a respectable looking man was arrested
in Noboken on Wednesday for having in
his possession various articles Of value,
such as pocket compass, silver watch,
pistol, silver-plated ware, jewelry, bottles
of liquor, SO. He stated that he had OBJ
tanned them by searching the sewers Of
New York, and he was allowed to so.
Mr.. Hamilton Fish lives in Robinson
house, opposite West Point, where Arnold
heard Of Andres capture, and leaving
Washington at the dinner-table kissed Mrs.
Arnold and his child and ran down to the
river to embark on board the British gun
boat Vulture. He is man of riches, and
magnificent host, and will make Seward
era Of good-feeding like the remembrance
Of barbarisn's cstisine.-W Washington
letter. s. .sn, s.
a veteran, who resides at the south end
Of Boston, recently purchased beautiful
set Of crookery at q very low price. His
friends heard Of his good fortune, and
fooked to his house in large numbers to see
the ware. Becoming exasperated, he at
last took the crockery to the door, broke it
up. and since then has not been so much
annoyed by those who dropped in just Of
meal-time to congratulate him upon the good
bargain he had secured.
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| HYDaopHoBrA--Ab NAN BfrqEE fY 81 PEr
fsRa1Ek NINE HEESs Alto, AND Dyke
FROM THE ERFEcTs OF FHE BfTE.-FuiIy
nine weeks ago Mr.. Creedcn was .caressi hp
little black ana-tan-serrie beIonzins!to
% neighhor, and The animal snapped az Ills
right hand, and inflicted . slight wound az
1.-The junction Of the FIRST finger and thumb,
The tooth hardly penetrated The skin it
merely scratched iii but The blood was
drawn. No pain Has felt at the time, and
nothing was thought Of the bite, for the
dog was 8 pet WITH its owner and favorE
lite With the neighbours. Mr.. Creedon went
Oh with his work as usual, nor felt any i'll
efteeta Of the bite until the symptoms Of
rabies appeared. az II fstrd II 2
The dog was suffering with . .laceration
Of the tail about q week after this, ;occa-
stoned by bites self inaicted in the effort to
catch II In his mouth, having been taught
this trick by misohierous boys. Its owner
undertook to bind rag upon The tell, and
Has rewarded With bite. subsequently
the "pet" attacked o young man and bit
his foot, the teeth penetrating the boot and
piercing the skin. A blow from fire.
shovel laid the animal ont, and the next
day it died. fpt
When DR.. Young disclosed. the frightful
intelligence that Creedon had hydrophobia
his family and friends were unwilling to
believe the fact, and 1t vas only after Drs.
Mussey, 'Blackman, Wood, Patton, Lawson,
Thacker, and Conner, had been called in,
and seen the case, and confirmed: the cor
rectness Of, DR.. -Young's diagnosis, that the
horrible reality took hold upon them!
Mr.. Creedon has not yet manifested the
frightful symptoms peculiar to bydropho-
bia, but he is sinking. Il eo.,.taers .t:z3 + (
Last night his symptoms we're worse than
at any time previous, and he presented the
most appalling spectacle iibasinabls, The
spasms incidental to every attempt DIT swal-
lowing, the horrible contortions Of the head
and neck, and the repulsive frothing at the
mouth, combined to render the suffering q
terror to all around, and FIX an impression
upon the mind never to be erased. 2s@ Z
Whole hecatombs Of dogs are not worth
this one mains life, and it is in view of
just such sacrifices to the follS and iFnd-
rance OF the people that an ordinance was
framed by our health officer, DR.. Clendenin,
for the adoption Of such measures as shall
place the citizen beyond the possibility of
losing his life by this most horrible of, all
diseases. This is not the only case Of by dro-
p1obia that Has occurred ID this city re-
Gently. Two or three cases were reported
this winter; but if the City Council refuse
to act, general determination Of dogs in
the city should be undertaken by the citi-
zens as the best means left for protection
and safety.-Cincinaati Commercial, s4m.
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FATAL AFFAIR AT FORT WAsHINGToN.-
Lieutenant Casey, of the Fourth United
States artillery, while drilling the batta-
lion at Fort Washington yesterday evening,
was shot through the head and killed by
private Brewster, of Company NJ, of the
same regiment. The ball entered the face
just below the eye, and came out behind
the ear, tearing away all the intervening
portion Of the skull and a part of the brain !;
yet, strange to say, the unfortunate officer
lived for four hours after he was wounded.
Brewster had been released from the guard
house, in which he had been confined by
order of Lieutenant Casey, but short time
before the drilling commenced, but he as
seyerates that the fatal shot was fired ACCT
dentally. He is now under arrest and in
irons.-Aleeandria Gazette, 25th.
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Secretary Borie has addressed letter to
the House Committee on Naval Affairs re-
commanding the sale of all Government
vessels not in actual use, the proceeds
thereof to constitute naval fund to be ap-
piled to repairs Of vessels, navy-yards, &c.
The Naval Committee having adjourned for
this session, however, no action will be ia
ken on the communication. *
Parshall s. Schaustin, private bankers, Of
Buffalo, New York, have failed. Lishili-
ties, 100000; assets, $4,000.
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FOREIGN ITEMs.-The Pope has invited
the sovereigns to send ecclesiastical repre-
sentatives to the General Council Of the
Church Of Rome.
The Government of Prince Edward Island
has been notified by the English Govern
ment that it cannot negotiate with the
United States for reciprocal trade without
the cooperation of the other British Anne
rican provinces. .e1
The steamship companies holding the
contracts for carrying the mails between
Great Britain and the United States de-
cline to modify the terms Of their late con-
tract, as suggested by the British Post Office
Department. ~ 1'
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The EIGHT-HoUR LAw.-Secretary b.
rie has addressed letter to the House Com
mittee on Naval Affairs stating that, with
the appropriations for naval purposes, it is
impossible to get the necessary work done
on account of the provisions of the eight
hour law. He therefore recommends the
repeal Of that lew DO far as it concerns ma
val affairs and states that he can have a
greater amount of work done if at liberty
to employ men under the old system, as he
can procure plenty Of able mechanics who
will work ten or twelve hours per day. =.
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The Arr LINE RAILROAD FROM ATLANTA
TO CHARLoTTE.-We visited the Airline
road yesterday, and found the work pro-
crossing with vigor and dispatch. Hands
are actively engaged in excavating earth to
make several large fills. The cul7erts (and
their name is legion) are being constructed
They will be well done. Ere November's
blasts are heard, the first twenty miles of
the road will be completed. We consider
the " Air-Line" fixed fact, and bound to
70 through. Constitution. 1900.
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John D. Sargent died of hydrophobia IN
Frankfort, Ky, on Sunday night, after suf-
fering horribly for twenty-five hours.
About three MONTHS ago he received q bite
from small dog in his meat store. The
wound healed rapidly, and he gave the
subject no further thought, until he was
seized last Saturday with spasnodic con-
vulsions when he tried to quench his thirst.
He was attended by all the leading physi-
ciane of the place, and was rational to the
last, attempting to injure no one, and re-
framing from osressing his family lest the
disease be communicated to them.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS TRLRGRAMs.
VARIOUS ITEMS.

The Senate confirmed ell the recent no.
limitations of President Grant except that
of General Longstreet and E. Mendosier, of
Louisiana, which was thrown in as plum
for Havana. itrP d =tEss. 2, ga
Orders were issued to-day reducing the
force at the arsenals. -
Admiral Hotf reports all quiet in the
neighborhood of Havana.
The currency bill Was discussed to-day
in the Senate without action. E1Gf ;
The Indian news from the far West is of
threatening character. @
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"a aserxsa Afafrs.

SAVANNAH, Ga, !Msrsh 26. - Judge
schley to-iay rendered q decision in the
quo soa-r1ato case Of Clement Us. White
to the effect that negroes gre ineligible in
Georgia under the United States Conssitu-
'rsion and the Constitutionof the State.
Board Of Arbitration to-day decided
the case Of Jones u.s. The City Of Bruins
wick, for 81 600, GOO, Ia favor of the city,
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Ge0rri8 Politics.

ATLANTA, GA, March 26.-An article in
the NeD Era Republican, tomorrow will
foreshadow the Republican policy in this
State, and show that the fifteenth amend
ment was defeated by combination, in
Guiding Governor Bullock, Ben. Hill, Ro,
bert Toombs, and others. The moderate
Republicans in the State take the ground
that If it is to be again reconstructed, Pre-
sident Grant should appoint the Governor
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CuMiiERLANp GAP RA1LRoAD.-It was
stated yesterday that General Malone had
been elected president of the Cumberland
Gap railroad, in place Of Robert w. Hughes,
ESQ, the former incumbent. This gives
General Malone the control Of four rail-
road lines, and of course he will have his
hands full. We do not doubt, however, but
that he will be found fully equal to their
successful ment.-LynchbWg Ne1oS.
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rRa.es ne Nasa. orteaus.

.voNgw ORLEANS, March 26.-A rsce has
been made up to come off at the regular
Metaire races, half-mile dash, $4,000,
tcatch-weights, between Mamie McNsiry,
named by Mr.. Lipscomb. Of New Orleans,
and T.. D. Smith, named by Mr.. Wiiliam-
son, of Mobile. The hurdle racer Edin-
-boro- has arrived, and is entered for q large
stake. There are six entries.
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More Poriticar Trouble In Louisiana

NEW ORLEANS, March 26.-State Audi
tor Wickliffe is out in a card protesting
against any business being done in the Au-
ditor's Office, on the ground that on pre-
senting himself st.the Auditors office with
his appointment from Governor Yarmouth
he was refused admittsnce and subsequently
elected by the superintendent of the police
that the whole thing was done without war
rant Of law, and that the Governor, having
appointed another Auditor, did 80 without
any authority. t1
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FURNITURE AND MATTRESS WARE
4 RopMs.-We have now in store In two OF
those large ronfront buildings opposite the post
Office the most elegant stock Of CHANGER, PAR
Tor. AND DININa-ROOM FURNITURE that
has been offered In this city for many years.
Also, MATTRESSES Of all kinds manufactured
in this city, and at very low prices.
All parties wanting goods In our line will find
the prices to suit the times.
Furniture and Mattresses REPAIRED.
HARDWOOD s. BITTER.
opposite post-ofice, Main street,
ra71 ,.. ..aa Richmond.
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DIssOEUTTONs, Skc.

THE CO-PARTNERSHIp heretofore ex-
a listing between W. II. & 4. q. WOODWARD
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. the name
of the concern being used only In closing
The business viii he eater be conducted Dy LIZ
80 - . WILLIAM Il. WOODWARD,
March a. 1872, NH si-s.s
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Baltimore Coffee Market.
Stock 18th March, 1859, %, 65s bags: Z
Domestic Markets-[Br TELEGRAPH.


NEW YORK, March -Noon.-There was no
session Of the Gold Board and Stock Exchange
this morning, it being Good Friday. Gold on
the streets was quoted at l3lA.
Flour l01l5c. better, Wheat 263c. better.
Corn steady. Mess pork dull new, $3l.62h
@$32.75 Steam lard dull at lSAc. Cotton
quiet at 2ss4@29c 'ls- ..' '''-.-
Erentng.-Cotton quiet; sales $50 bales at
2SA@29c. Flour firm superine State, $3.50
S6 90 common to fair extra southern, $665@
$7.70. Wheat-The advance checks transac-
tions. Corn closed dropping; new mixed
Yves tern, s5@S7c. Pork heavy and lower; new
mess, &Sl. 5O@$3l.75. .#E H.
Baltimore, March 2s.-virginia SIS, old, in :
scribed, 4sh; 1866. 6234 1857, so. % 5..rr3s:-i
Cotton quiet. Flour active and low grades
higher. Wheat firm. Corn dull; white, S0@
changed. Whiskey better st s4c.s e%@1ae
CINCINNATI, March 2e.-Whiskey, 91hc.
Mess pork held ats32. Bacon shoulders, lshc.;
clear sides, II &c. ...s. ~ -y.-....,-s. III
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INFIRMARY.

sTOLLEGE INFIRMARY, gaR EsaeEss
NJ CORNER MARsHALLA AID. CoLkEGk
~ ~ STREETS, RICHMOND VA.
AL casea requiring medical or surgical aid "a.
mitted except the insane and those laSct1nG unAer
contagious disorders.
Charges (fnvariably in advanced fneludne BOARD,
medical attendance, and msdieines
Large wards, per week, %. rs,, ~
Private rooms, per week, go 70 ~.
operations. -, .s5..s.ss. s.-e18
Charity cases from the city are received On pr
Council for the relief OF the poor, and seamen On
permits from The custom-house
For further information. or Adlntss1on, Appty %
ia Ism Medical superintendent
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PARIS, March 26.-Reveral large meet
ings have been held, and three persons ar
rested for seditiops speeches,
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TELEaRAPHIC NEWS.
LATEST laEws rnon TlnIE daPIrAl
7ssser4s,TkssRAalror as ,DIssxfSF. I

q 3SfzcI4I TELsaRAalT 10 THE ,DIsazfcH.E
siaA''s J. WAsHrsaros, Marsh rs, 1858, |
THE TREASURY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
.tMISSAL OF CLERKs.s $40
Since the advent Of Secretary Boutwell,
as the head Of the Treasury there has been
thorough oyerhauing of, the Department
with a view to instituting such measures
! Of reform and retrenchment as; The coca
sion called for. as is ven known, there
has been considerable complaint in regard
to the nepotism and promotion which has
I SO extensively prevailed in the Treasury.
= There has been considerable futtering
among the employ particularly the fe-
males, in consequence Of the investigation.
Yesterday the female employees we're all
required to give their names, residence,
by whose influence they were appointed,
and whether they had fsther, mother,
sister, or brother, also employed in the de-
partment, the Secretary having determined
that no two Of one family shall be kept in
Office, when there are so many deserving
persons CONSISTENTLY applying. The determi-
nation, also, is to weed out incompetent and
worthless employees of both sexes.
- To-day some fifty female employees in
the Currency Bureau were notified that
their services would 40 longer be required.
Great 'trepidation exists in the other bu--
reaus, no one knowing whose turn will
come next. a.i7 20 o 800 '.. ar .r ~
JUDGE TAYLoR'S DISABILITIES
REMOVED BY THE SENATE. =
Mr.. Wiley introduced bill in the
Senate to-day to remove the Political dis
abilities of Joseph G.. Taylor, of Mont
gomery county, Va. He stated that Mr..
Taylor had been appointed Judge Of the
Fourteenth, Judicial Circuit by General
stoneman, and it had been supposed his
disabilities were removed that he WAS
recommended from ell quarters; had been
commissioned on, the goth, and could not
take his, seat until his disabilities were
removed. ~ ~. -, =,
The bill was passed without any opposi-
ton, after Mr.. Willey's explanation. r
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FURNITURE, &c

EINE FURNITURE, &c.-H. 4. AT
KINSON & SON have On hand aud VIII co., on,
tinue to keep a very fine assortment OF CABINET
FUhNITUkE Of their own make. Of fine ROSE
WOOD. W. iNUT, &C, which they viii warrant,
had 10 northern cities or anywhere else. we only
ask The pub ic to cali aud examine for themselves
in verify Of this statement before sending their
money from home, thereby helping to sustain the
families or our workingmen at home instead OF
contributing to support aSyiums for that purpose
In our Undertaking Department Is Kept all hlnas
of COFFIES, with the latest improved METAL
Lie BURIAL CASE, which Is perfectly oesuti-
full and secure. Boxing and Repairing furniture
Uou't forget the small yet wcll-illed house on
Governor street, No. 100, Richmond, Va.
NH 1e-Srn II. A. ATKINSON il SON.
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HARDWARE.
ii WATKINS, COTTRKLL q Co.,

1587 MAIN STKKET, HICHNVHDs ' IhUt-sIA'
We would ectfuIly call the atteation OF coun-
try merchants and the trade generally to our lars
stock OF ENGLISH and AMEhlCAN HAsD-
WARE and SADDLEkY GOODS, consisting. In
part Of Locks, Hinges, Screws, Eatla. &c. Pocket
stock; Trace and Log Chstns and Coll Chain |;
Spades, shovels. Forks, and Harden Tools Weed.
ing and Killing Hoes, and 3 full assortment of
Hemp and Manila Rope. In fact We have ths
largest and hest selected stock ever hac 10 offer
our T. lends, T., whom we would tender our ktndfst
thanks for their liberal patronage and we hope 10
merit stways continuance or tue same.
mhsd-lm WATkfSs, CoTTRELL IL CO.
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u A. DAYToN,asa
No. 10 rrxTH STREET, prrwrss MN AID

r. sHga RICHMoNn vA. sslf
VIII, furnish at manufacturers lowest prices ind
nut In operation, MACH1hEEY foe ystlSay ~
Chine, car and carpenter shops: planinS MiHss
s1Iicnltnrsl machfne,i cotton. and wooslen 3ac5c.
ries. paper Touring, corn and saw. miilS.. aatnca
&c. Also, All kinds OF MANUFACTUkEHS SBd
ENaINEEKSi SUPPLIES. rs
EspeciI attention given to the pnfcaases -,
or eScfisuce OF SEUUND-HA MACHlNkkIs
For sale several second hand BnSfneA HoDe5S
Saw-mills aud Planning Machines nhxlssn& -
How 10 =, pseyest tee expiosfon or burning OFT
OF steam b!,sss by reason OF so,c wssex Oh
NH tS-Tu1 h& sm = - ~
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.elOMMERCHAlI.
ii Grain Snd Fiesar Market
s{g Il Com iAxD FLsuE ExoEASas,S
$50 RIcHHosD, IA, March 20, 1859. 5

l1s so Grain Hu6 Flour Market. i3a
III efG iss Conn AID FLsuE ExoEAHas,S
:; - RIcHHosDS IA, March 20, sises.
,ss,e,s.,,,;, sf+sfI OFFERINGS. Be:sif3z- ia3Sa
Thcat, Red, IS bushels. -, 1g.a "a.
Gn,-Whits, 100 bashels. Red, ~ bushels.
Straw.colcred, 90 bushels. Mixed, l,322 push
5eIs.G 1ni Es&2@ AA& R8i1 ~ l"S'ASt
oats.-232 bushels. .aRE
Rm.-12S bushels.
lea. 30 bushels. .r,r m f,r,sJ gaH
Co,Ts-Whita; 40 busheIs very good at Soc.
Red, q bushels on private terms. Mixed, 81
bushels very good at 79c.G fg.Lt ID gags1.f
Gdts.-76 bushels prime at SIC. ,l6 bushels
very good at 65c. 40 bushels good at S5c.; 100
bushels very good at Soc. Total, 2s2 bushels.
Rys.-50 bushels prime at si.37h.zh 7a5 ~
eait5Jt,g gsf Rg-axHIBIrRD.g GTaTa5 sag
Corn.--MIxed, 622 bushels. s.5sd hEG I la5
REaARKs.-.Oferings Of Corn to-day, 1894
bushels, Of which 622 bushels were re.exhibit-
&c, and only 2l4 sold; market very. dull, and
prices about the same as on the preceding
day; shippers off the market, dlstilIers merely
prospecting, and miilers doing very little.
Offerings. Of Oats greatly reduced; market
active and prices steudy. Nothing done in
Wheat. Offerings of Rye small, and but one
lot sold, at $l.s7h for prime. Et5 s.2t
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Ex.President JOhnscn's Health.
GREENv1LLg, TENN, March 26.-Ex-
President Johnson is cut of danger.
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A PPLEs AND ORANGEs.--Fifty bar
t1reis APPLES and any boxes ORANGES Just
received per steamer Albemarle, Tor sale by
Insa HULsT II KING, 1893 Main street,
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THE WHITE HOUSE. .,....-,..
The White House was monopolized almost
entirely to-day by the Cabinet and mem
bers of Congress, no others being admitted
,.,nAr. ABOUT CUBA. u
Mr.. Lemus, envoy from the Cuban insur-
gents, is understood to be satisfied with the
position assumed by our Government re-
speeting his missien.2 1t is deemed advisa-
bic that there be no recognition of belli-
gerent rights for the present. Feeling for
the revolutionary party is growing stronger
every day in both Houses Of Congress.
- UNIuN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
The Senate Committee on Pacific Rail-
roads authorized the chairman to report a
resolution allowing the Union Pacific Rail-
road to hold meeting in this city for the
election of officers. It will be strongly op-
posed in the Senate. -
" THE CIVIL TENURE BILL.
The civil tenure bill was again taken uF
in the House this afternoon on Butler's
motion to reconsider the vote Of yesterday
referring the Senate bill and amendment
to the Judiciary Committee, when another
lively and animated discussion ensued.
Mr.. Bingham addressed the House al
some length in favor Of the bill and amend
ments. . NJ.
A vote was finally reached at late hour
the House non eoncurring In the senatt
amendment seventy Republicans voting
against and fifty Republicans and forty
Democrats for the bill and amendments
making clearmajority Of thirty Republi
cans against the measure. J.
It was only through the aid Of the Demo
Gratis that it was defeated.
The bill now goes back to the Senate
when the first thing to be done will be {
motion to recede from the amendments
which there is every reason to believe
will not be done. The committee Of con
ference will then be asked for, and thu
week will doubtless elapse before any deci
sion is arrived at by the conference com.
mittee. ....... WALLACE.
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FiTaEaIrEnY, ~
n - : Nr11IIS1e-.s
MACHINE sHop.
~ sLoxT& ADD1fafoN.

nis cAnY srnxxr, wEAn YoUETssNrH s1Hx1'
:, era - "A ar Mas oEw0SE MsSse line 81 .
we'll. rpeuat1d nracbtBe shop. All kieda g Ev 11
WORK made and replied, feoM ~ lAf$e1s -
steam. engine and boiler DIVA 70 IDS %"
: We 70 aaa send workmea IN The countsy " g
ali kinds or work at reasonable rates. US ~
ciaity "a everything End snythin& - ne Esy
for the following Judson's Psssnt GoySrn0r
Utica steam Gauge CompsnJ's Eseam 0sassS -
Steann-Y ngine Packing !; Horfon,s Latnce hnckss
Uardney,s Patent Barp-door Lock md 6asps ocsa.
bfncd; and many other Useful articles en3tse!y ~
NUNS rous 10 mention. nd IS nxSfyes &Hc ac0EsSa
natives OF The sacred yirgtnis sol Ne aex etaU
portion. q pasfonAsssJ oKsoE ADDfHHfON,
NH ao--sm GEORGE RoeL9Ag.t 90.