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EOR RENT.

uHE STORE ROOM. NORTHEAST COR.
n-r Of Market and Union streets, now occu.
pied II, a Wholesale Liquor Store. is offered for
rcut-possession to lie given February Island
the fixtures Of the store are offered for sale.
lang! STRINGER & MCKIM.
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~KNTIKRsTOCK OF GOODS,
Lease on Store, House and Store fixtures
dcc7.tf STEIN BROS.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

nNE OF THE ROOMS NOW OCCUPIED
" rs US. Enquire on the premises.
PRYOR. HANDLAN & Co,
A,nll Nos. Is. IL and l9 Main street.
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FoRq6ALE
FOB SALE.

VT ELEGANT. LARGE SIZE FIRE
proof Safe. with all the modern Improve
W In NE hut a short time, will be SOLO low,
menis, nstion 70 NJ. c. LEIGH & CO.,
% arpa|r !" No. ll3 Main street.
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CREA EXCITEMENT
CENTRE
JACOB

IIAB JUST FHO.
i'll THE EAST with splendid stock Of Gents
inc Goods. These Goods, nlade'of the best ma
terial and In the latest style, are offered at such
low prices that 1t has caused q great excitement
among the general community. All parties,
yonng and old, who desire to dress tasty for this
Fall and Winter, and at the same time ave money
are advised To- 90 to JACOB STEINFELDS
CLOTHING STORE, Main Street, Centrc
Wheeling, where they can get Business Suits,
Fine Dress Suits, Pants and Vests, all styles,
Oyercoats of splendid material, Under Garments,
Fine Shirts, Socks and Gloves, Handerchiefs
Ties. Scsrfs, Umbrellas, Travelling Bags, Trunks,
and many other Articles too numerous TO men,
ton, At lowor prices than at any other store In
the United States. To convince Yourself OF this
fact. call on JACOB STEISFELD.
OctI0 ...
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Hotel Opening
SWAMI HOUSE,

PARKERSBURG, ". VA,
CHANGED HANDS ON THURs-
, DAY. October sth, 1863. ]. W. Dent, Late
of the Richmond House, took possession Of the
swarm House for . term Of years. He hopes
by strict attention to business, to merit Q corr
~tinuance Of the very liberal patronage coniernd'
upon him when proprietor q the
Every department Is In the e1aygS nTNT
efficient assistants- S."A.DANA'
sepa0
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.rEwING MACHINRa,-

- Agents wanted everywhere to sell our low
priced, fully licensed machines. Send for ou'
circular. SHAW & CLARK, 5. Nj. Co, Bidde
ford. Maine. novli-ly
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NE w

JAMES MILL .......... Formerly Of Reid K Neil
WILLIAM ELIISGn4N. Formerly of A. Turner 4 Co
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Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, Lou.
don, graduate frvn ons Of the nost smincht
Colleges in the Cnited State, and the greater
Of London, Paris, Philadelphia aud elsewhere,
has effected some Of the most artonishinK cures
thai verp ever known. May troubled With
ringing In the head and ears when sslsep. great
nervonsness, being alarmed NJ sudden sounds.
bashfulncss, with frequent blushing. attended
sometimes With derapgcment Of mind, were eur.
ell Immediately.
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NeM YoriI NnecinI.

NEW YORK, March 30.-The Times
special denies the statement that repre-
sentatives of New Orleans rebels are
tmportuning the President with a pro-
test against the action of Gen. Sheridan
in removing Mayor Monroe and others.
Congress having decided to adjourn,
the President will convene the Senate
in executive session, to act on nomina-
tons.
Among the bills which will fail for
lack of approval by the President, is
the bill respecting arms to be furnished
for the military of Tennessee, the bill
forbidding the payment to loyal owners
of stores, &c, and the deficiency appro-
priation bill, containing an appropria-
ton for advertising laws in newspa-
pers, which Mr.. Fessenden character
lied to-day as a law to rob the Treasury
for political purposes, and to support
political newspapers.
The Tribune's special says: tits I'M
derstood that the Military Committee
have reported adversely on the nomin-
alton of Ex-COugressman Rousseau, as
Brigadier General in the regular
army, vice Rosecrans.
Judge Underwood,:o f Virginia, has
been here for several days in conference
with the Attorney General respecting
the trial OF JEFF. Davis. 1t is the inten-
ton of the court to have this case tried
that Chief Justice Chase will preside.
For nearly two years the government
has been carrying on its mail service
without contracts. Refusing to pay the
higher prices that railroads have gener-
ally asked since the depreciation OF the
currency, it has now been determined
by the Post Office Department to weigh
its mail over the most important routes
and to allow nay in proportion to the
matter carried.
NEW YORK, March 3l.-The Herald's
Washington special says the Russian
treaty was fully discussed in the Cabin
ct Council on Friday, and that in the
evening the Russian Ambassador was
received at the State Department.; the
negotiation being brought to salts
factory conclusion, at two o'clock on
Saturday morning, the treaty will have
to be ratified by the Senate, and both
Houses of Congress must concur in
making an appropriation for the pay
ment of the purchase money before the
treaty is an accomplished fact.
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Mexican NeuE

NEW YORK, March Sl.-A Vera Cruz
correspondent of March 18th states
that Marshal Bazaine and the rear
guard of the French army embarked
on the 18th. More than half that CORPS
which originally numbered 5000, re-
main under the soil of Mexico. The
French flags that were about the city
were lowered and replaced by emblems
of Mexico. A large quantity of war
material was sold to the Imperialists
by the French. The city was in a state
of seige; martial law was declared, and
the gates closed, It is feared that the
troops.inside the city;will pronounce for
JuareZ, and as soon as the Liberals ap-
pear in front of the walls all commune
cation with the interior will be cut of.
and only news of doubtful character
obtained from the capital. 1t was ru-
mored that Macmillan had agreed to
abdicate il Juarez would consent to
abide by the decision of the people, for
or against The Empire; but the rumor
was not confirmed. The young Prince
Iturbide had been taken in charge by
bis father, and was enroute to New
YORK.
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XLth CONGRESS, LIST SESSION.
SENATE.

WAsHINeToN, March 80.
The rule of the executive session re-
quiring that the nominations enacted
upon be returned to the President after
the close of the session, was rescinded,
so as to allow the nominations acted
upon and now pending, to be continued,
until acted upon.
The House resolution for the APP
pointment of a Joint Standing Commit
Tee on Ordinance, was amended by
making it Joint Special Committee,
with power to send for persons and pa
pers to take testimony as to the best
and latest improvement in arms, was
adopted.
Mr.. Salisbury offered a resolution
for the appointment of Joint Commit
tee of three Senators and five Repre-
sentatiTes, to accompany the remains of
the late Senator Riddle to his home.
Agreed to.
Mr.. Sumner gave notice that on the
first Wednesday in July he would call
up the bill for universal suffrage
throughout the United States. He had
reasons to believe there would be a
quorum present.
AT 1O.45 the Senate went into execu-
were re-opened, and the President pro
tenn declared the Senate adjourned I'M
til the first Wednesday in July.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Thomas presented the memorial
of the Mayor and members OF the City
Councils of Baltimore asking Congress
to assist the people of Maryland TO form
State government, Republican in
form, and in unison with the spirit OF
the age. Referred to the Judiciary
Committee.
The Senate bill amendatory of the
organic act of Colorado Territory, pass
ed.
The joint resolution in reference to
the removal of Indian tribes, was ta-
bled.
The Senate amendment to the House
resolution for the appointment of
Committee on Ordinance was concurred
in, as was the Senate resolution for the
appointment of a committee to accom-
pany the remains of Senator Riddle to
Delaware.
Several unimportant bills We're pass
The Senate bill to confirm certain
sales made by the Direct Tax Commits
sioners for South Carolina to persons
in the army, navy or marine corps.
Referred to the Committee on Claims.
Mr.. Laffiin offered a resolution that
the report OF the Congressional printer
on the purchase of paper be taken from
the table and referred to the Committee
on Printing, with power to investigate,
send for persons and papers &c.
Adopted.
The Speaker presented a message
from the President, stating that in
giving his approval to joint resolution
providing for carrying into effect the
act for more effectual government of
the rebel States, he did so because it
limited the expenditures to S5OO, 900, and
not because he had modified his objec.
ton TO the original and supplementary
act. The message was laid on the
table, and ordered to be printed.
After the transaction of some minor
business, the Speaker, at IL O'Clock, in
few brief words declared the House
adjourned until the first "Wednesday in
InlY
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL



Congress adjourned on Saturday. and a.
cording to the opinions frequently put forth
by the money writer's, there ought TO be a re-
vival in business. The worst is known In re-
gard to financial matters in q legislative way
and nothing more can be done to encourage.
fluctuations. The market of Saturday showed
esf ess no Se5y great za, animation Coy
no very material Improvement is indicated
In n Y. The general markets however
= better feeling must soon assert itself The
money Is in the country and the demands for
It's employment ought speedily to spring up.
On Saturday last The banks were occnpIeti
making up their quarterly statements. II is
supposed that after the next lew days money
matters viii be generally easier, not only
here, but throughout the country. Up 10 mis-
date the paper Offering has not been freely
met, owing 70 the determination of the
banks TO keep safe within the lines OF their
restrictions.
Speaking of bank matters reminds us that
National Bank at Bridgeport at is. and Of
the Peoples Bank here at $50. Bank shares
and INST class mortgage securities are quoted
that has prevailed in regard 10 money mat:
parties to bear in mind thai Inc prineIpai
and interest OF shares, stocks and securities
OF al sorts, are payable in legal tender notes,
ana Ihat the interest of every citizen there.
IOre lies In standing firm for the government
credit under all circumstances.
ante Ou5lnesS IN the city Is reported as
somewhat lively. Most of the COMPANIES are
doing a good business. The National Conn
PsnS mas recently enlarged its capital from
one hundred thousand To two hundred thou
SAND Ihts change has occurred in consa-
quence OF the new law in regard to foreign
companies. So far as we hear the foreign
companies have all refused thus far TO out
uPthe deposit of SIS. 600 required OF them.
An Eastern exchange says that
Public opinion seems about equally di-
V1ded as 10 the chances of an approaching
rise CT fall in the value of railroad secuFities
and Would-be speculators are withholding
their orders until circumstances which bear
upon the stock market are more fully de-
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad shares are
quoted nrm at III, and Virginia skies, old is
sue at sS62. New are saleable at $685..
The President approved the bill providing
that every national banking association shall
pay tax OF ten per centum on the amount
OF notes ofany town, city or municipal cor
poration, paid out by them after the firEt day
of May, 1857, TO be collected In the mode and
manner In which the tax on the notes of
State banks Is collected.
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HeuYnrL Neu.

NEW YORK, March 30.-Another dis
astrous confagration occurred last
night on the corner of 9Tth street and
9th avenue, destroying the extensive
ing and several other buildings adjoIn-
ing. The loss is estimated at over a
hundred thousand dollars.
A decision was rendered in the Court
of Appeals yesterday, in the well known
case of Stephen A. CIarkeagainst James
& Erastus Brooks, relative to the owner
ship of the Evening Express newspaper,
which is to be sold so that Mr.. Clarke
can obtain hisinterest.
There are more counterfeit United
States bank notes afioat at present than
there has been for half generation be-
fore The compound interest notes of
the denomination of $50 are initiated
A dangerous counterfeit s. on the
Peoples National Bank of jackson,
Michigan, is afioat.
Yesterday afternoon, Messrs. Leon
ard Huyck and Joseph B. Stewart were
arrested by United States officers on
the charge of defrauding the govern
ment. Their bail was fixed at two
hundred thousand dollars each, and
not being able to obtain the amount,
they were sent to Ludlow street Jail.
Mr.. Huyck, who was President of the
Merchants National Bank of Washing
ton, which institution Is alleged TO be
indebted to the Government in the sum
of seven hundred and fifty thousand
dollars, having transferred his property
to Mr.. Stewart the Government had
both parties arrested on a charge of
conspiring TO defraud. Mr.. Stewart Is
complainant in the Erie Pool case, in
which he alleges that Daniel Drew is
indebted to him in something like three
hundred thousand dollars.
- . 10
CARNATIONS seems impracticable.
Philip Hewitt, an alleged Prussian
forger, arrested in Fon Du Lac, was
brought herr, and hearing claimed
under the extradition treaty.
Mrs. Mary Bassett committed suicide
in Brooklyn last night.
The coroner's jury, in the case OF
James Fitzpatrick, declared he was
murdered by one Ephrafn.
A swindler succeeded in relieving, the
custom house to-day to the anount of
SIS, 600 by forged pay rolls Clerks Of
the Government are the losers.
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Hotel, the largest on this continent. If
not in the world, was totally destroyed
by fire last night. The building was
owned by the estate of Henry Ames q
Co., Edward Ames being the represent
alive OF the property. It's original cost
was a little over $500, 900, and was
bought BY Ames d Co., in December,
1908, Tor SSI5,OOO. Thetinsurance on the
hotel amounts to $40, 900. The Iessees
were Hatch, Weaver d Felt, whose loss
on furniture and stores amount to
about $500 900. They were insured for
Sl00, 900. But little Of the furniture was
saved. the total loss will probably
reach 8, 600 900.
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From san FrancIseo.

SAN Francisco, March sO.-The ia
panese Commissioner and suite sail to-
day on the steamer Golden Age for
New York. During their stay they
visited the Notifications OF the harpor,
military stations, government works,
and the extensive manufacturing es-
adjustments of the city. They were
received by several prominent citizens,
and were gratified with the attention
shown them.
The laying of the cornerstone of the
new Mercantile Library building in
this city to-day, was very imposing
affair. The ceremonies were under the
direction Of the Masonic fraternity.
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@ o e. s
DYSPEPSIA
GU RE,
Guarantee a Cure in Every
Instance,

When Internationally to the
dlrectlons, which accompany each bottle.
Clergymen, Physicians, Merchants Profess
ional Gentlemen in all stations OF lIfa-Our
most eminent men in public positions-aIl
who have ever used or seen Il used, join in
the most unlimited praise OF its merits; and
men and women, old and young, by the
Thousand, testify and will tell you that Il Is
the most wonderful remedy ofthe nineteenth
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In every case. Letters reach US every day
nom persons In every part of the land, telling
of the miraculous cures II has peTformed
whilst our best physicians are constantly
urging us 10 tell them the formula from which
u Is made, saying its effects are wonderful
Its success beyond all precedent, and its cures
IN even the most aggravated cases, as certain
as sunrise. 1t will stop distress after eating
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diet. TO eat hearty meal without fear of any
trouble from II. We earnestly ask one trial
from every sufferer. Sold by druggists every
where, at 81 per bottle, or bottles for S..
G. q. CLARK & CO., Proprietors
New Haven, Connecticut
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BY THE CABLE.
Advices to the slst of March.

LONDON, March sO.-Evening.-con-
soils, for money, at 9IK; Erie. Ss1z; Illi-
nois Central, II; U. s. 5-2Os, 751f.
FRANKFoRr, March so. P.M.-U. s.
5-2Os, 7sh.
PARIS, March 80, P. M.-U. s.5-2Os.
s4ss.
LIVERPOOL, March sO.-cotton mar
ket quite dull, and prices fell of fully.
one-half for middIing uplands, quoted
at Is.
LIVERPOOL, March so.-Evening.-
Corn at S9s. 6d.@4Os. Other articles
unchanged.
LONDON, March so-Noon-American
securities in request, opening at con-
siderable advance, 5-2Os 75k. Consols
steady at eI<.
LIVERPOOL. March 30-Noon.-Cotton
opened steady, but since has become
dull, and declined q for middling up
lands. Breadstuffs unchanged and
quiet. Corn has an upward tendency,
quoted Cd higher. Flour 2s@2ss for
western. Wheat lbs Sd for Milwaukee,
red and amber; ISs Cd for California
white. Corn 39s Cd for mixed western.
Barley IS cd. Oats IS Cd. Pork de-
clined; quoted at Us. Beef declined to
124s Sd. Bacon 49s. Lard COS. Pro-
duce generally quiet. Petroleum lid;
refined Is Cd.
BRUSSELS, March S1.-Placards hos
tile to Prussia and favoring an alliance
with France, have been posted up in
the streets Of Luxembourg. The Prus-
sian commander of the fortress at Lux
emburg, has complained of the insult
offered to his government.
LONDON, March Sl.-A dispatch from
Belgrade states, that Prince Servia left
that city yesterday for Constantinople.
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LYONS
Periodical Drops,
The Great Female Remedy
for Irregularities,
for Irregularities,

Is a scientifically compounded fluid prepare
ton, OF direct and positive action; better than
any pills or pOwders-safe at all times EXCEPT
when forbidden in the directions. They are
prepared by myself, at my laboratory in New
Haven, Ct. Having practlced in the hOspi-
tails OF Paris and London, and with over IS
years OF experience in this city, In female dis
eases and weakness, present my French
any remedy known as a corrective OF irregu-
larties, for suppressions and distractions;
and always reliable and safe, except when
prohibited in my circular accompanying each
bottle. have appointed MessIs. @. q, Clark
& Co., wholesale Druggists of this city, my
ITO per bottle. Sold by druggists every
Prepared by ]. L. LYON, N. D.,
may:0-lyw New Haven. Ct.
BUsHFIELD. WALLACE d CO., whole
sale Agents.
9. Il; LOGAN q CO.. and e. J. RAwL,
INGS, Retail Agents.
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TORONTO, c. W., March Cot is ex-
pected that the Welland Canal will be
open ABOUT the middle of April. The
snGewhich took place some time since,
WI WI oe SO far repaired as not to inter-
t tere IN the slightest with the nRviga-
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NRw YORK, March s1.-A Havana
letter OF the sd, states that a revoIu-
tionary proclamation had been received
from Spain by many prominent per-
sons, calling all classes 20 arms for the
overthrow of the Queen and the estab-
iishment Of a republican government
in Spain. = :.
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BUFFALO, n. Y, March cot was
the propeller Badger State and not
Bay State that was damaged by Ore
yesterday.
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From Warrington.

WASHINGTON, March SO.-Ths Presi-
dent to-day issued the following, a copy
of which was addressed to each Sena-
tor:
WHEREAS, Objects OF interest to the
United States require that the Senate
should be convened at IL o'clock on
Monday, the first day of April next, to
receive and act upon such communica-
ton as may be made to IL on the part
of the executive; now, therefore, I, An
drew johnson, President OF the United
States, have considered it to be my duty
ing that extraordinary occasion re-
quires the Senate of the United States
to convene for the transaction of BUSH
ness at the capital, in the city of WASH
ington, on Monday, the first day of
April next, at l o'clock, on that day, of
which all who shall at that time be en-
titled to act as that body, are hereby
required to take notice.
Given under my hand and seal of the
United States at Washington, the 30th
day OF March, in the year OF our Lord,
1867, and of the independence of the
United States of America, the 9lst.
(Signed) ANDREW JOHNSON,
President of the United States.
WIN. ID. SEWARD, Secretary OF State.
Speaker Colfax was in the chair to-
day, his step-father having passed the
crisis of his disease yesterday, and is
now regarded out of danger.
It is believed that all the bills passed
by the House have become laws by the
Presidents signature.
The President communicated to the
Senate in Executive session the treaty
with Russia, by which that power sur
renders to theUnited States its sovereign
ty over all Russian-America ana ad-
iacenr islands. 1t especially includes
the strip, four hundred miles long,
which extends down the coast, thus
nearly excluding British America from
the ocean. The treaty was laid on the
table, and will be taken up next week.
This cession excites intense interest.
Influential parties regard 1t as signii-
can't of the Russian policy in view of
the impending European complications
on the eastern question. Russia cedes
her American territory for the same
reasons that induced Napoleon to sell
Louisiana. In the event OF war, Rus
STA would probably lose this territory,
and by parting with it, the Gar Sc
cures the friendship of our Govern
ment. The English representative is
deeply chagrined, and 1t is said that
Sir Frederick Bruce will telegraph to
Earl Derby for Instructions to protest
against its acceptance by onr Govern
ment. This acquisition more than
doubles the United States coast on the
Pacific. Another dispatch, dated Wash
ingtOn S0th, says it Is true, as reported,
that the President communicated to the
Senate, to-day, a treaty with Russia,
by that power surrenders to the United
States its sovereignty over all Rus
sian-America and adjacent islands.
The price to be paid for this territory is
about seven millions of dollars. The
treaty was signed early this morning,
and sent to the Senate Shortly after
ward
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Bronchitis, Splitting of Blood, and PuImonI
airy Affections generally. 1t Is a remarkable
Remedy for Kidney Complaints Diabetes
the Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel, and other