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UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL,
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n sAFr, CERTAIN, AND SPEEDY CURE FOR MURAL
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day. Noform Of Nervous Disease fails to yield
20 Its magic influence. Even the severess cases of
Chronic Neuralgia and general Nervous Derange
nents Of many years' standing, affecting the entire
system, are completely and permanently cured by
in 3 few days, or few weeks at the utmost. It
contains nothing injurious the most delicate sys
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1t is In constant by the best by sicians who
give 10 their unanimous and unqualified approval
Sent By mail on receipt Of 81 and two postage
stamps. Sold every where.
TURNER CO., Sole Proprietors
ecU-eoSm 12o fremont street, Boston, Msss
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ALEXANDRIA AND DVIcIHIrY.-The Gazette q

ALEXANDRIA AND VIcIHITY-The Gazette of
yesterday evening says:
their names as John Dsianey and D. jacobs,
who were making purchases on King street,
between and O'Clock on Saturday night,
wsteb. wst nv on oes1. street, aa near .Se
as suspicious characters. They quietly ac-
companied the officers mp King street until
they reached the intersection OF Royal and
KING, near which they broke away from
their captors and ran, Jacobs taking down
Roy al street and escaping; but Delaney, who
ran up King street, ana turned down Pitt
being raised, he was pursued by a number
OF persons, one Of whom, Mr.. Pat Hays
soon overlook him, and, on being searched at
the watch house, he was found to be encased
In TWO suits OF clothing, and to have spurious
money in bis possession. Messrs. Arnold
Field, Samuel Lfndheimer, @. q. Berry. Jos
Brager and Simon Waterman found thst they
had each been The recipient of q coun felt
ten dollar United States bank note and two of
them recognized Delaney as the man from
whom these notes had been received. Delaney
has beer committed 10 jail for examination.
The Journal of this morning says:
Deputy U. 5. Marshal Duncan, arrived from
Winchester, Virginia, Saturday night, having
In charge 100000 IN gold and greenoacks, part
were placed in the vaults Of one Of the Wash
ipgton banks to await the result of a suit
brought BY the Merchants Bank Of Baltimore
sse I.ndEy IN.a1isy Bank now now pending before
In the suit the Court appointed Mr Hamil-
ION q. FAINT, receiver, TO wind up the affairs
OF the winchester concern. Its assets were
stated at one million. We presume the sum
named above would cover all Of it's prese nj
availSb funds. The paragraph which has
appe ared In both OF the Alexandr la papers TO
the effect that Moses Besch, Of this city, con-
ductor OF q material train on the Orange, Alex.
andria and Manassas Gap Railroad, met his
death last week. at Front Royal, by being
struck on the head with q piece Of wood d a
ring an alteration with q laborer, named Ar.
rington, is an error to the extent II associates
Mr.. As name with the unfortunate STAIR
Mr Eli Scott Arlington was " ith Capt. Beach
as friend on that occasion.
The DEAD body found at Mathias' Point on
the Potomac, just before the late freeze, ana
buried there, was that OF q black man, and
not OF the missing soldier from Fort Foot, as
some thought.
The Hon. Fayetts McMullen, Ex-Governor
and ex-M u. Of Virginia, was in the city yes
tersay on buefnees and paid his respects to
Judge Underwood during his stay.
The large swamp opposite Hunting Greek
wrs on hre yesterday, and death was tn reat.
ened to every creeping insect " thin its limits.
The body Of newly born infant was found
IN Emer.on's marsh, near Hunting Greek,
son,b OF West End, on Saturday.
Christmas eve at Neabaeco, Prince William
county. was celebrated BY q big shooting match
for turkies. after which . general night On.
sued. =
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CURRENCY CONTRACTION.
The Philadelphia Board of Trade
Against IL.
ISpecial Dispatch 20 the star

Especial Dispatch to the Star.1
PHILADKLPH HIA, Dec 3l.-At meeting Of the
Board of Trade last night, the committee
having In charge the consideration OF the
financial condition OF the country, presented q
report calling upon Congress to Immediately
enact stringent measures to stop Secretary
McCulIoch from the further contraction of
currency.
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FROM THE PACIFIC SQUADRON.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3l.-The steamer Newbern
arrived 1t Aspin wall on the 18th with 35o men
for the Pacific squadron. The gunboat No.
hican wouid leave for the North Pacific about
January Let, but would wait the arrival at
AspfDwall OF the frtgats Minnesota with a
clsss of midshipmen for the Pacific so uadron
The Mohtean. on the voyage to Panama, picked
up The schooner Petrol, from San .Francise
with treasure seekers bound to Cocas Island
In distress, and towed her to Panama. The
gun boat Wateree arrived at Panama on the
l5b.
The South American sws is of no special
i'm pOrtsnce.
A new volcspo abont 81 miles frsm Leon,
Nlcarafua, had been in grand irruption,
throwing out fame and cindsrs from two
eraiers ar d lately had se It out1heavy showers
OF hne black sand which had reached Leon,
covering lthe streets Of that place 10 the depth
of half an inch.
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Lewis johnson Il DO. quote stocr,a ane bona

LeWn Johnson Il DO. quote stocks ano bond
in home and foreign markets. ~ follow:
NEW YcRK. Dee. 3I.-ffrst Board-u e..
ISL, coupon. lisa; 5.eo's lse2, coupons, lgS \
1904, ex-eoupop, 1854; 1855, coupons. l0S
lsoS,eoupon, ,ios = % second, lOs 30;
thfrd. 1wAi Canton, lss; Cumberland. ~
Suicksilyer. soS; Manposa. :; 90 prsfd. n /;
lAnuc Mail llSA; Ere. 7IA: do pref'o.ssS;
Hudson, 100; Reading. 95S; MIchiean Centrai.
none; Michigan southern, ~ y; ILLINOIS OentrnI
IS2a; C'eyelsnc AND Pftsoure, ~ \; Norm
sk; Fort Wayne. 9ek; Ohio and Mss U>r-
nfcaies, Tk; Boston Water Power, Isk,
Cleveiandand Tcledo97x; Gold, l5ak.
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~Shoemakers are q little more busy now
than for some time past: bat wages are lower
than before for several years.
0In the hipyards OF New buryport, Mass.
the most skillful carpenters earn only el.5O
day. rse,r
ga French curats is out in letter, ad.
vccs ting the wearing Of the beard by the
clergy.
NJ Editors are called "liquorati" in Lynch.
burg. Rf8E & th =
: n0 O ushec provision dealers fear q raid Of
the strikers more than Of the Fenians. So
ga match factory In Detroit 10 said 20 oc.
cupy three and half acres OF ground, aad to
be capable Of mailing I,000.0oo.0co matches
every year. 1fa AfE3E8tf
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY " IN more setlvs aemsnd In Nsv
Ysrh, and per cent 10 most generally PAD
on call loans. per cent. being excepuoosI
Discopnts are fxirly active zt 7ss per cent for
prime ms mes. Government secnrii les are rath-
er hes bpoysnL The oepret siOn OF quotations
at London, and the unsettled aspect Of pclitios
On the Con ntinenf, have somewhat checked the
b~lli,A tendency OF the market. but without
chspging pric es, the prise Of gold having cor
respondinely advanced New sixty Ewes ssd
Siaty-sevens are the only bonds decidedly
hrm.
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TIE OLD SToRY.-A Metropolitan oeiened
the other day to visit Troy, N. Y Il, IN which
city he had business. Riding In one OF the city
passenger cars, be was struck with the beauty
and laoyhke demeanor OF young giri sitting
beside him. He was oyerloyed when an op-
portunity offered itself to ADDRESS her. She
seemed chilly, and he asked ner n he should
put down the window. She replied yes, and
thanked him, and shortly after Got out. Our
Metropolitan questioned the cond actor. and
found that that person not only knew the
young ladyis name, but that he was aiso ac-
quainted with her family, and that ne voslo
call upon her (this our New York citizen re-
questeo) sno ask n q Wait from her ad mirVr
would be allowed. TINS he did, and after the
first one, permission for other visite vas grant,
ed. The old story, love at nrst sighting a.
Tieo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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DEFALCATION OF Town TREAS.

Especial Dispatch to the Star
WoRCRsTER, Mass, Dec. 3I.-lt Is reported
that Thomas r. Whittmore, treasurer OF the
town Of Spencer. has been guilty Of a defalcs-
tion to the amount Of $4,000. Whittmore h:s
teen missing about week.
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PRoCIHDINes OF THE LOUISIANA CONVEX
TloH-ln the Convention yesterday the second
article OF the Con sttution, adopted Saturday,
proposition, that the citizens of the State shall
owe allegiance TO the United Sta es, which
shall be paramount to that which they owe the
State, was Incorporated therein, after much
discussion. Article three, ae adopted, declares
that there ehall never be slavery nor In volun.
tary servituoe in the State except rs q punish.
nent for crime. Article four declares the lib.
erty OF the press and speech. Article a We, ID at
the right Of the people TO peaceably assemble
and to petition the Govern ment snail never be
abridged. Articles six and seven are rehear.
sals OF the common law for the punishment Of
crime. The concluding paragraph OF article
seven says the privilege Of the writ OF habeas
corpus shall not be abridged.
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New YOPk Market,

NEW YORK, Dec. 3l-Flour is q shade firmer
Wheat is a trtne higher. Corn is X cent to |
cent better. Rye is steady. Oats are tribe
nrmer. Pork steady-S2I.25. Lard quiet at
II cents TO lax cents. whisky nominal Cot.
ton firm; Middlipg Uplands, 1SA cents. Tur.
pentine steady At 5Ok cents. Rosin, strained,
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THE RIGHTS OF FAMERICAN CITIZ EMS
ABROAD.
TSpecial Despatch tn the Star

UTICA, N. Y, Dec. 3l.-At . large meeting
of citizens last evening, to, consider the rights
of American citizens abroad, II was resoiv we'd
THAT il the Eexecutive and Congress fail to
vindicate the rights OF American citizen ship.
they are cowardly and i'm beetle, and un W or thy
to administer the affairs Of Government"
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.

LAst week Of the engagement Of
MR JOHN r. OWNS,
The Emine nt Comedian and Humorist W no will An.
pear IN his
GREAT CHARACTER IMPERsONATION
JOHN UNIT, THE BANKER.
Fashionable Comedy in acts, entitled
SELF,
WITH GLORIOUS CAST.
By general desire. for our
NEW YEARS MATINEE.
The Charming fary Tale and Eastern Romance Of
THE FORTY THIEVES,
With all its beautiful Music and Songs. Grand
nareees, FAIRY Isbleaux, Thrilling Combats, and
Magnificent Scenery.
Adrnission 30 cents; children half price. 1t
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GovRRNor PIIRPoINr.-The term Of once
Of Governor Peirpoint, Of Virginia, expires
on Wednesday, January 1. 1858, but he will
hold over until the Con vention consummates
its work ana orders an election for State ON.
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FROM EUROPE

News from the Abysinian EXpedttisn-
King Theeaere Releases his Englfsh
Captivss.
By liable to the Associated Press.l
LONDON, Dec. 30-NooB -Console for moaey
81 Sas2; for account -; Bonds 72S; Illinois
Central ssA; Eries 4Sk.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 3i.-Cotton steady; Up
lands, 7kd.; Orleans, "a; sales to day 10000
bales; saies for three days 35 600 bales IN I'd
ing 6.ot0 for export, snd $500 for specu uiation.
Stock $4,000 bales, being S,000 bales less than
the estmaie Other markets are steady.
LONDON, Dec. 3i.-Later advices have been
received from the army now marching into
the heart Of Aoyssipia. Ii ie reported that
King Theodorp, upon learning the extent and
pov er of the measures taken by the English
Government TO effect the liberation OF the
English captives, voluntarily released them
himself
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Political.
Political.
Kansas paper proposes Horace Greeley
for PresioeuI


A Kansas paper proposes Horace Greeley
A Grant Club was organised In Auants,
Georgia, on Friday lAsL The Atalanta Bro,
In commencing the ere eaaixatioa of the club
esys that General Grant, as having the con.
noepee OF 10th ssctioos, can secure recon-
siructicn more tpeedily thsn % could be dore
under the auspices OF almost any other man
The committee o. sWenty.nve. appointed by
the Grant meeting ~ Cooper Institute on the
4th instant, held q meeting on Thursday even
ing, Alexander T. stewart president A cir
cuier letter wss adop<ed, TO be sent 70 bu siness
men men ,nroes nost the country, urging hem TO
the Cooper Institute, exclusive Of parties, for
the purpose Of urging General Grant as the
candidate car Of the people Of all grades Of politics
for the next Presidency.
In pursuance Of calls issued by the head
quarters of the respective wings Of the Repub-
hcan party. Radical and Conservative. the
annual meetings were held IN New Yorh on
Friday night, In the several assent bly, districts
OF that city, and officers OF the district oreanI-
nations an d delegates to the general comm 'uee
were elected for the ensaine year. The Radi-
calls had full NEE iDgs, and Ih moet of the dis
tricts there was only one ticket
A large meeting was held at Keokuk Iowa
on the oath, at which speeches were 4 ade ana
resolutions adopted in favor OF General Grants
nomination 10 the Presidency. letter from
the Hon. j. n. Wilson, Congressman from
OHIO, was also read, IN which be expressed
his entire sympathy with the object OF the
meeting.
The Ale1andria Gazette says
The Conservatives Of Virginia have made
arrangements for q complete and thorough To-
liticai organ nixation. Circulars have been sent
10 the local county committee, suggesting q
call for county meettngs at an early day, and
he appointment Of county committees, to be
composed OF two persons. one from each legis-
latiNe district. Other reg nlations are suggest
ed, whereby the districts are epbdf yidOd 60
that every Conservative voter may be reached
and brought within the pale OF the organiza-
tion.
The nrst meeting Of the new Republican
State Central Committee Of New Hampshire
was held iu Concord on Thursday last. There
was large attendance of members The Oop-
vention arranged plans and made arrange
ments tor the present political campaign Ii
wss the unanimous opinion of the Committee
that, on the part Of the Republicans, the cam.
pagn in vieor, earnestIees, and epth usiasm
and well directed labor, must BE- one which
ahall be without q parallel in the political
history OF New Hampshire, and above ALL that
the work must commence immediately. A
thorough canvass Of voters will be entered
upon a. once. Grant Clubs are to be Organized
In all sections OF the State.
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LIQUOR DEALERS AND BREWERS
(ONVENTION
Especial Dispat,

Especial Dispatch to the Star.l
NEW YORK, Dec. 3I.-A committee of liquor
dealers and brewers met at the Astor House
yesterday, TO take measures for legislative &C.
eee. e. ihA DOatnoesAeA of the exciae lRW.
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~ rwitchel 4 Company, OF Brookneld,
Mafs n whose shoe shops over two hundred
persoas ere employed, hsys cot down wages
tWsAU psS cent -
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ARRvvAT. or spRCvv

ARRIVAL OF SPECIE.
NRw YORK, Dec. 3t.-The steamer Henry
ChauRcey has arrived from Aspin wall. she
brings SILL AL treasure.
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WAsHIrsfos, Dec. n, ls67.-Jsy Ooose 4
90 furnish the following quotations of Gov
eminent secu rf,ies.
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KILLED BY HORSE CARS.
Especial Dispatch TO the Star.l
NEWARK, Dec. 31.-John Semson. . silver
platter residing at Rose Vile, was killed BY q
collision between two horse cars last night.
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GARRETT DAVIS is spending his holidays /
Paris, Ky.

CLosINe THE DEPARTMENTS. - Secretary
MeCriioch this morning issued an order al
lowing the clerks In the Treasury Department
and various bureaus thereof to leave the Off ces
at noon to-day. To morrow being New Years
day. all the public departments will be closed
and business suspended
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HALLS VEGETABLE
SICILIAN HAIR RENEWFR

has proved itself be the most perfect preparation
for the d air ever offered to the public to
Restore Gray Hair 10 ITS ORIGINAL Color,
kod create 9 new growth where il has fallen OF
from disease natural decay.
IL SiH prsrsnt the Har from falling oxs.
AL who use 10 are unanimous in awarding il the
praise Of being the best Hair Dressing extant.
Our Treatise on the Ii air sent free By mail.
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
r. p. HALL Co,
Nashua, Y. H., Proprietors.
Tor sale by all druggists. oc I-eo1m
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OThs marks Of pencil writing NAV bs
mi ade indeiibIe by passing the tongue over tt
Even breathing slowly over NE lines protscts
them from erasurO
~San. Collier. The prizs- fighter, supports
John Brougeam, In Baltimore, IN playing rze
Lottery Of Life.
VThe Presbyterisps Of Southwestern vsr-
sinia talk OF sstabaishing female colSags q
Abingdon.
ga bill 10 repesi the prohibIsory IeIoe
Law viii be introdnced at me openias Of tAS
Massachusetts LagtslAture. - -
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"A BsuRD OvrRAox In cnu1cu Er1e Rscs.
mond lind Telegraph has the fosio wing:-A
very disrepurabie Occurrences toox place at
country church, eight miles oHtside OF me
city. on the evening OF the 27th. A revival
mao been In progress in the churcn, and twelve
converts had been taken into the fold, when
at the time stated. . company Of rude and
reckless young men disq uieed them sell YES in 10
the shape of horses. and, with sleigh
bells and harness attached. broke into the
Aouse OF worship just a. the minister was
opening bis service with an appeal to the
tnrope OF grace. The scene presented was
decidedly fantastic. Horses, with pasteboard
neAds, moving names and bushy tails OF fax,
sprang over the seats and rushed MP the aisles
N most threatening manner. The minister
breke on the thread Of his discourse to the
throne, and oeeought the ruders to leave
the house. They left, out the services were no
sooner resumed than they returned. and set up
hideous Beighing and paving, mingled with
such requiem Of jinsling bells as was never
before heard in euch place. At this second
intrusion the preacher became utterly dis.
Rusted. Dismissed bis congreeaiion. and left
the scene Of his discontinue.
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POLITICAL TRoUBLEe IN ALABAMA.-The
county Republican nominating conven tion at
Montgomery, Alabama Saturday nominated
eight egroes and sixteen whites. Four whites
and two negroes were nominated to the State
Legislature ma lori'y OF the whiies are
Northern men, end connected with the Freed
mems Bureau. A negro was shot dead Friday
on the plantation OF Mr.. Merriwether. near
montgomery, bv another negro, for declaring
himself opposed 20 the Union League The
Montgomery Council, which claims to be the
ger uine league, has expelled John G. Keher,
q leading Rsdical, for dishonorable conduct
races. Kefer has league which he claims
10 he the gen utne one. The whsle affair will
be laid before the Grand Council Of the Union
for its decision
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GENERAL MIApB-General George G..
Meade. recently appointed Commander OF the
Third Military District, is now in PhIla-
deIphia. but il expected to arrive here about
THURSDAY or Friday. when he Will have inter-
views with the President and General Grant
He Will probably remain here one day, and
thence proceed to relieve General Pope and
take command OF the Second Military Dis
trict.
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MA0rIcArIoN.-The custom Of not mssti-
eating the fooo completely is Q very common
cause Of dyspepsia. Before the stomach can
act properly on food, mastication 10 peosssary
70 break the cohesion Of the organic matter, IN
order 10 aid Its solution In the stomach Il
extends the surface OF the substance % be
acted upon BY the Juices OF the stomach. IN the
came manner a. pulverixauon AIDS the actSoa
OF chemical solvents upon common matter.
There is also probably some INN uence Of ths
saliva which mastication mingles Win the
food, in aiding the solution Of solid matters in
the stomach, altho ugh this 10 undeserntned.
At all events, masticafiop, mechasicaliy eoa.
sidered. Assists digestion; and nothing a. more
liksly 70 act a. an injurious irritant 20 the ALI
msntary canal tAan pnmasucated food.--Bs a
Pkyssoa.
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Assistant Adjutant General.

TBI PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT for Decsm.
Der will not be ready before the 5th Of Janua-
~ next. II is learned thar it will show con.
siderable increase In the amount OF gold in the
Treasury, which. however. will again be re-
ducsd in January by the payment OF about
twenty five milliens dollars of interest on our
bonds, and about seven millions Of principal
The statement will also show slight rsduc-
ton In the Auount of the total de ht
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- The Pope iainted white saying mass the
other day.
- Grace Green wood prefers negro to NO.
man suffrage.
- Fernando Wood and Oakes Amss are the
richest men u Congress.
- Garibaldi 10 resigned, bat melanchol
- Capital punishment 10 under debate In
the French Senate.
- The Poliarl. Wise trial comes on next
month IN Baltimore.
! ~Portisnd. Ne reports good skating on i,s
sioe- walks. f-
~ Sixty thousand Turkish fafantry VIII be
supplied with the Snider rife BY next spring
- Cincinnati made present Of Ave dol
lar bill 10 each OF her pohcsmen.
; - Cough 10 TO lecture eighty times in Ohi.
cAso F4 $3.50
- The Bishop of Quebec viii not allow
prayers TOR the Manchester FeAsans.
- Many saeactous men thint that corn VII
have more 10 DO win the rssumption Of epecie
pay mens than coin s ,
~ Brown, the Casanpfte accused of cnfld
murder, say . be wosid rather hang than 70 "a
pr'sop. IL msy get - Hobeous choice.
- The city conseil OF Bioouiagtou. IN, a.
going 70 closs aii the haaor saloons On san.
Gay. - 4 ffs- Sc
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THE WHITE HoUsK.-The regular meeting
OF the Cabinet was held to-day, all the mem
bers present except General Grant, and the
session continued until nearly two O'Clock.
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Hon. THAppHUs srEvxss.-This gentleman.
who was quite sick Yesterday, is much better
to-dsy. He has bssn sitting up In his room
and conversed Ia lively manner with num-
Der Of friends who called on him. DIR. Young,
his attending physician, thinks mr.. Stevens
wilt be able 70 be In his seat upon the reas-
sembling Of Con eress.