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MISSOURI.


Further Speculative Transacsisns Of ahe Rad.
tcals--Th0 sale 81 she Iren Memnsafn and
Cairs SD Fsltsa Rai1reads-ATlesed SHARP
Practice sf essverssr FlsseAer-esaguasisu
h IN Busjness-Kxssasrdosary DslnSssin 1he-
asricaIs--Tss NeV UnleeA ,ssasss 6saa4sr--
X The Rrslsessa Elfidso ovse sse eJiSsAsplppi.
\ g. IccA Jaa "a lsvs.
The current talk Of The town upon Governor FsetcA
sss asanous sas o. the Iroa Nossssia ss1Cairo end
Fulton Railroads 70 rihs or sx-qussimnastss. ED
fsada b. which the Stsss aIossF - ~ enosns q
os,k0oe 1Ae LAgialst0rs ordered ,shs n1s IT bsah
shsss roads 70 the highest bdsr on ths s5h of spss
bsr Iask rhs Governor sss expected. sought then
In for the ssass VITA ths understanding that b.
proossd 70 ssn them. by the aid Of commissioners -
pointed for tAs purpcse to the highsst hddss 1hsss
wsrs four b1s handed IN 10 the oommiasonsgs fol-
lcws-Fos The Iroa Mountain road-Dinsmess 3 Co,
e1O37, go; John q Fremont u, 600 900: Thomas ~.
len, Preeident Southeast Missouri Hairoad eTs0,ooo
Mckay B Co, osSo. 90. On November II the rad
was awarded y Mckay O., fSr essoooa BY the con-
nissicnss1 though theirs was ths nailss bid Of any
submitted Immediately afsss he Govessos approved
shs swasd ~ however, until shs oss injustice hs was
doing The Stass had been fully exposed BY editorials N
the = LSuh 1pSstsas isttsrs from proniasns citissas
= The Sssas aad petition signed By The leading usr
chants y ~ Louis begging hiDno 10 ray tho award
On The ~ u January, The osvsrnor having taken tu
swe noashs 80 deep II" or rather = u u charged,
having suocsedsd IN getting into the ring, ratified the
award anA shs road the property Of Mckay Co., 70
b psid fcs II ssts bonds sr Indebtedness The bonds
we're sAsn ~ o. the purshsss getting credit for sIx
ysass interest," Five days elapsed, and Mesra Mckay
Z Co, unable 70 obtain the bonds purchased them q
Thomas Allsnbonds which he had on hand 70 paw for
the road having bid e2o0oeo more than ths parties to
whom the rod Wa awarded In other words, Mckay
Co wsss irresponsible, and On the 18th Of
January John G. vogsL Of Mckay Co,
once The Sheriff of o. Louis county and
nssn years since sweeper in the United ssssss Pos
once, when Hon. John Hogan (cansd Honest John
Hcgss) wss postmaster went down 70 Iron Mountain =
Pilot KNOB me terminus OF the read and took posses.
sion Of the same He - once hasdsd the key over 70
Thomas Allen, and the desde were made out the same
day 70 Mr. Allen direct from the State the names Of
Mckay Co mos appearing q all In any Of the papers.
Mr. Allen paid thsrefcr seas 000 being S3s0Oo0 NOSE
than u was sold fov By the Governor 70 Mckay Co.
The Cairo and Fulton road also sold 70 Mr. Alea
for $3.50 00O making the amount he pays thc contract
ora, Or ring" Or Mckay Co, sl,21S,o00, while The
amount the state receives n 5000. .o00 The firm Of
Mckay %. y understood b include John q vogsl,
Samuel Smmonss lete Quartermastsr IN the UnIsn
army, the shres oommiusionsvu one Of whom d ssn-
rsleA0g himsek 1hcuiA she sSunsScSon ~ pruvossd
nsss y r. nssHe~ y ~ LesiA - s.jSe1x M
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fs Bosros, Dan. %. 1857.
Bumssssd Hs wss 6rswded last night with On Assem-
bly, 70 witness the match between william Goldthwaits
and r = wilmasth for . purse Of $3.50 Goldthwaits
the victor. Th6 total points scored 0oidthvats
100; wilmaTth, l,llL Observation-Disclosures So;
laoa Hlghsss rans-Goldthwaits, fsl, Co. %, N. Cd
$50 lis; Wmayth. ~ a. "a -, 81. Time Of game
Three hours and twenty-five minutes
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sk Before Commissioner Osborn.
kn the case a Brown, Steele and Wells, which had
n adjourned TIL yesterday and in which the defend
- charged with having forged certain papers 70.
stciine the pension Of MrA McArdle Commissloner
Qorn said that the last hearing motion was made
b.sn
IS could NOT be held, as it was not shown that che
9crnment had been dsfrauded. without expressing
motion and put the parties upon their dsfence The
c,e was then adjourned 70 Tuesday next
Charge or Illegally Remsving Whisixey.
Before Commissioner Belts
Michael Gaaher who had been accused OF having 70.
pved quantity Of whiskey from store In william
rect to place other than 4 bonded warehouse. was
ougnt up for examination but upon inquiry it turned
that the matter Of quite trivial character and
e Assistant District Attorney NJ Bell. announced his
a. accordingly discharged.
legged Connterfeiting-ssA Scene In COurt.0
Before Commissioner StiliwelL
William Brown, aias Cocy, charged with selling
taanthy OF counterfeit currency. The Commissioner
fmmenced to Take the testimony which consisted Of
m OF officer Of the secret service OF the
70 deposed that the prisoner had sold him lot or
Mr. Joseph Bell conducted the prosecution for the gov
ement The prisoner had secured the services OF Mr.
Nheegge of whom the Assistant -DstEict Attorney
complained for having improperly interrupted the pro.
seeiinss Of the court
~ Nnueiegeo lnsiStec that he had right TO inter-
'ose, and cont nucd to make interruptions.
Mr. Bau objected 70 Mr.. Whiteiegge appearing for the
toner. ~ he was not officer Of the United States
Crit Court
&c Commissioner ruled that the objection was well
1n, y tue TACT was established by Mr.. Bell.
Whitelcgge said he was q counsellor OF the State
dsew York, and .nat his partner wus . counsellor Of
tUnited States Circuit Court (
he Commissioner ruled that as the learned gentleman
noi himself oiccr Of the court be could not ap-
r personality In the Transaction.
r. whitefeggc, however. persisted in appearing for
tprisoner, and interrupted the lroeecdinay. ,.s = Y
e cotnisssoner said that he must order Mr. whise-
1<e 70 be removed n. f8
u aacer then approached Mr.. wnuelcggs and re-
NET him from court III
be prisoner requested ADJOURNMENT OF his case in
scar Tor him. --171
ie Commissioner granted the request, and the case
Slaccoldingy adjourned
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sARlss COURT.
Question OF Copartnerslaip.
Before Judge Alker.

4 HN before Judee Alkef
ks.rsng g; kcDorod.-Th Was IN action 10 recover
xhbe phcssDf ono Of Collins patent Acaicrs sold by
pam 70 defendant and also for So additional, the
ssnse Il putting the heater up Tie defence was a
gsrs; denial. 1t out in the course OF the evil
oe that The defendant purchased the heater from Mr.
Gus and Mr.. Van Not. who were claimed to have
Na copartuership existing between them; but the
fth csine on the stand and deposcd that Collins and
yNoit had been nereiy N his employment as as
9nts. and that he had paid them weekly salaries
5c"uri. under these circumstances, gave judgment
fn- p.sin.iG !.
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The couRr 8.


An Impoktant Principle Iuvoav0G In Revenue
NN@ffA Law H #fl
Before Judos smxl1sv S
Ths sais ef Gua w. Tabsr " Hiram BaTnsy vas calIs6
f tai yesssay and occupied The sntisa ~ IN leos
The paainsG imported quantity of csaw frsa Havana
and paid duty under the ass Of July Il lSo q pr
pound An issus was made bstwssn the plaIna4 aa6
dsfendaat n this way: 7As iaw rcd thas I'll dguzs
worth $40 and NOT over go pr thousand shpuld
pay duty of eighty cents poand but that ali clgn
valued q over SO pcS thousand ihould pay 81 por
psund Tho goods In question cost jus e16 po tkou-
sd, and TO this market vAue the appraisr adod oos
and commissions raising the value over 90 psF th0u
sand, and thus bringing them within The Law that
charged ~ per pound on cears valued AGainst hs
-per pound was all that could b exaoaed
Tho appeals from this apprasemeul Of the ColIooor 10
the Secretary Of the Treasury not hoing made within
thirty days. - the law requires thrown out or the
upon motion Of tho 0srct Attorne amounting TO
some hundreds Of dollars In the aggregsta Only ons i'm
poration was left for the painiins 70 claim upon In
which the appeal was In time and this involved only
y4o o. Judgment had substantiay aready been ganed
or the Eoyernment 80 fsr - The amount involved this
nsee q the same nature me trial proceeded With oa
Tho District Attorney raised the point nlu that The
Prasement Of the government appraisers wao dna and
pnci1>ive - to tho dutable value u the cignn and
tud Soe suesionsd By this C0uT and that By such
sprasement the value u the cigam had been rcpoed
abe ovsr - per thousand. Second thai, under The
o the dutabis value and The appraisers were right IN
frudng tho In their estimation of the dutiable
sOtnarket vaIus OF the gooda fNtsM
the Judge reserved his docsf0n till this m0rung 4
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Srnx0vfR1p, MasR, Jan 80, 1857
john MuichAhsy employ6 on the extension of the
New Haven and Norshamptou Railroad 70 Wiamaburv,
was killed on Monday by the caving IN Of m embank
ment, and another Of the wCrknsn had both his legs
brcken by the aaUo accident
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COADTWIAB STEAMSHIPS.
DACiFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYs
II THROUGH LINE
CANNING un!Tkp STATES NAIL.

cAsN5tfFai va FiSsHA SssHEkP RslIhoSb. snAsss JAIL
ss,srs lssvs p. NORTH river foot Of Canal ssrss q
f.sssay ssSsa nSss c.p.. w. a. ruo. con-
af,ss .h REAHS kHSI SASa ss!fS o.p..
.s oSohs YE s.,.s SSs i:pd;. Harris
ss s = zsrs - SSs .s:S q f,s s and M
lei end lih fcs Csarsi American pors. and shoss Of Let
'Hss S:s:.ss :: ..ss month WIN o..
s's. ss s, = rsSsTs e "a Ap,,s. , s.s xs. L LELAND M
p.sss :..ss sss s pSsas:ss s '1 sss
ssss :'s s.s s:s .s;s :: .sss x. ..a
4: s:, ;s4 ~ 9 sqs . :.s.ss % ss,p spgy sy
ST. JOHNS, p p Sos7o II caext, Ts9xhs LAoUArRA AND
The asss sIsss sssnsSlp our sTEEAn esrry.nF .As
Sss:e ssrss : s r. ..'
ros freight o psssass apv,yyv yyv:q9ru e /. purxrsa
TOR SANTIAGO DE CUBA VIA NUEvrrAs,
The nrst clsss fast sailing steamer
yshn stiriius, Uomnauder ~r..,
S crysss ss:y q: uP.'sS Psssu.ss s,' a. f T '
%1; the rs; e. .s.oom
'''''S1 ffPIsI Z co. ss South street. Dover
SlTEEas sTA5Fs Es5Es sH r. EAyAss COMPANY
CHANGE OF SAILING UAf.
Every saturday rss ass * favSrl.e steamship.
rAcrp Greene. saturday Feb. 2
s:'sr:s s.srss, Ess yss e
Ai:s s ri :sgys X: 2.s.l'0s ALLEN
AZ ;.... .sss BsE . ,Bs5 IN.
ksa Mi leave psr No Ncrk rvss on fhufsdAy. Jan. a.
n III o'clock, noon, f0f 0slveeson.
=: 1; is 's' l'sssa O. :;is'':ss:::.''''
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gar o. C0NMoS PIEAs.-lnrt L-Nos &C. ST. ST. 81,
aPatt H.-Adjourucd for tho term
Ar'' y CcuRr-GksxsAi. TERN. Tho General Term Of
ansst will sit to day.
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II sHN DoUor, Fan. o. 1857.
I. ~ tralns tetwsen 0pvingasld and Albany have
fsa4u40e1 ID so0gsQuenos o. Ne bad gaze =
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SAILING Of TIM ASIA.

BOSTON, Jan 90 1857.
Tbs steamship Asia sailed n ssvsa O'Clock this morn.
Ing for Liverpool via HaifAx, with twenty-sx passen.
gers for the former place and eighteen for the latter
She takes no specie
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RELIGIOUS NO,TICEs,

DEv. T. y. HELDRErH WILL LECTURE on GEO.
II o for the eensns o. The sabbath school in Trinity n
Eighth avenues o. Friday evening" February Tickss %
CPAN1sH AMERICAN CHURCH.-THE CHURCH or
~ Chapel In Twenty nfh ssrest Broadway, sun.
day sfternocnsl.t ocock The Rw. =. c. Riley from
free.
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ttTHE aREAr. .wAsHMqrpN WHAT rs rrw-Tr
rrss d ssss q aii avs ssasda q tsIis HssssnssS
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FIVE ARTS.

NAsBYs LIFE or ANDREW JOHNSON, a PIC.
.ures dealers r q supplied BY the American News Com
HANEf 90, Ios Nassau street,
rI,O ANTIQUARIAN, ARTISTS, DRAMATrsTs. ORR.
enaltstS Thrnloginns Authors fceniennai
Arabic Costumes richly embroidered stuffs Draperies
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NEW PURLTCATIONs.

IJ0LLIcKs CELIBACY AND MARRTA0R, OVER
IL 800 pages, beautifully illustrated By coored mates,
health disease and prcgnnncy truthful medical sdyiser
70 both 70 tne married and those contemplating
ceIrt Of g. Addrsss J. A. Gale f1bishsr Sor Scds Post
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DFxrrYANcEs TO GREAT BnrrAfx AND IRELAND
IL DrnfA for 81 and upwards payable demand ksued
q lowest rates 81 TAPSCOTT, BROS. CO., 8 South
street and = Broadway.
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HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILRQADs-
and Western ra.nA leave Mex York. Via Hudson River Rail-
road Thirteh street and Tenth and 10 A. M ara
3:45 ~ and II r. NJ and via Harlem Railroad, Twep1Y
sixth stree. and Fourth aysnue a u An and 4ls
Sleeping attached 10 $50 and r. NJ trains. On s
r. NJ train s also attached sleeping day exceR
ing Saturdays which through Ogdensburg VIZ =.
W. and o. Railroad without change.
Sunday train Hudson River Road New York 70 P0ugh
keepsc leaving New York At $50 A. NJ and -
Harlem Road Forty street 70 Misrton and return
wM. H. vANDERBILT vice.Presidens.
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P6fshge W6dherdhy bt80m0rH-FIf5t CnUfn. yIIU
6tecrnge, SS0 Payable IN United States currency
Passengers also Forwarded 70 havre Hamburg. Bremen
Siserage passage from Liverpool Qusenstown 81 cur
reroy Tickets can be bought here By persons sending for
For further Information apply the Companvs odcea
JOHN q. DALE, Agent,
IS Broadway, New York.
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T1MPIRR LINE FOR SAVANNAH
II Every Saturday, from pier NO n North rfvor
Punctually At O'Clock r. H..
The favorte sdewheel steamships
SAN SA SsALvAnCR Atkins commander sails February
Ban JACINTO,- uoveAnd. commander, sails February
Through tickets and bills Of adng ali points, in oonieo
ton with Central Railroads Of Georgia. Atlantic 0uf
Railroad and Florida steamers.
Elegant passenger accommodations.
GARRISON & ALLEN, No. Bowling Green n r.
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SsTRAa TO GLASGOW AND LIVERPOOL.
- calling Londonderry 70 land passengers aud mails.
The ia sorlte passenger steamers cf
THE ANCHOR LINE
SAIL EVERY SATURDAY
IOWA. Craig Saturday, February g.
CALEDONIA. Macdonald Saturday. February 2.
RATES 0v rAssAcE rAYAstK IN cuRRRrCy
To Lrcrpool, Glasgow and DerryCabins. 80 and 80:
Prepaid certificates from these ports New York e35
TO flsvre, HAMBURG Antwerp &C.. 800 and 81.
For further infcsm,.on .pg,y e ,hs compsny Offices
No Bowling Green New York
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DIR sCuENCKs NEW OFFICE.

Dr. II. SchenCk, of Philadelphia, has opened
an office on second floor of No 35 Hanover ST,
Boston, where he will be professionally every
Wednesday, from 9 to 3. Every person COM
planning with Consumption, or any disease
leading to it, is invited TO call on him. He gives
advice free, but for a thorough examination
with his Respirometer, the charge is five dol
lars.
Dr. SchenCk can explain to patients very cor
reCtlv The stage Oftheir disease. and how TO use
his medicines, namely, his PulmOnic Syrup,
Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills, without
the use of the RespirOmetcr but by it he can
tell exactly how far the lungs are gone, and
what part also; whether it is TuberCulous, Pull
monary, Bronchial, or Dyspeptic Consumption,
or whether it is merely an cerated throat and
catarrh, or from Liver Complaint
His medicines have full directions, so any one
can take them without seeing him, but if they
live near by and are well enough, it is hest to
see him. All three of his medicines are requlr-
ed in nearly every case lung disease, for 1t Is
stomach and liver are kept in perfect order,
To get lungs in a healing condition the stomach
must be Cleansed, and an appetite for good rich
food created so us to make good blood, before
the lungs will begin to heal then the chills
and night sweats will stop, and the eXrectora-
tion becomes free and easy
He keeps full supply OF medicines at his
rooms, which can be had at all times.
Price of the PulmOnic Syrup and Seaweed
Tonic, each 81 50 per buttle, or 81 80 the hall
dozen. Mandrake Pills 25 cents per box.
GEO. c. GOODWIN q Co, 3S Hanover at,
|. Boston, General Wholesale Agents for the New
England States.
For sale by all Druggists. nov2Od&wlwiS
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probable that the President will send
anp forma. message to Congress, oshort
aume hvaing elapsed since that OF the
dist o. December, Certainly there will be
no message o! extended length.
Ngw YoRE, March q.
A private dispatch received from
Washington says IL IS understood to-
day that there will be no change in the
members of the financial committee o!
the House, but that the Speaker will
leave two places ia each committee 20
be hereafter filled,
Considerable feeling exists 10 the city
of Alexandra, it being said that the
colored people intend 70 offer their votes
for candidates of their own selection FOR
municipal Officer, to be chosen to-day.
The commissioners Of election yester-
day appointed hy the mayor and Judge
Moore to proceed to Washington ana
consult the attorney. general upon the
question of the legality Of negro votes
should any be offered. The Alexandria
Gazette SAYS that The idea that the ne
gro has the right to vote grows Of the
passage by CougrrNs Of the RECONSTRUCT
tisn bill. As some threats have been
made by the rebel element in that city,
ami some fears are entertained by loyal
men that the threats may executed upon
the co.orcd people, it is well for all par
ties TO understand that re law will be
enforced against every offender, says the
Washington Chronicle Of this morning.
1t also says: we understand that sufll.
Gent and efficient steps have been taken
to prevent violence upon the colored
people, and if the election officers al
Alexandria refuse their votes, they will
have to take the consequence.
Gov. Pjerpon, yesterday apaee"rl &c
Gen. Candy, n commsnf @. ~" depart
mpul 70 ad,l.- VI u.as-u' r-rcau
tiOhS.
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DefauiCatiOn.

HUDSON, n. Y. March, ,.
The First National Bank Of this city
was closed to-day for examinations of
accounts, it being alleged that the
cashier Is defaulter to large amount.
LATER
The directors of the bank are now in
vestigating the matter and will report
the amount of deficiency as soon as as
certained The cashier makes a clean
breast of it and acknowledges that he
has lost heavily in stock.
STILL LATER.
The investigation with the officers OF
the First National Bank to. day shows
an embezzlement of about fifty thousand
dollars; further examination will
doubtless increase the amount.
Hasbrouck, the defaulting cashier, was
taken into custody this evening at the
instance of the President of the bank
and lodged in Jail.
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ORGANS AND ME-

LODEONS, unanimously awarded the
first prize, Gold Medal as the best Cabinet
Organs American Institute. New TX, Octo-
Der, 1875.
Being pronounced superior in quality, power
and variety of Tone and in nmber OF comoina-
tions.
LAS the best instruments Of America were
there contending, whichever won the battle
would have nothing left TO qner.'-Ameri-
can Art ,Jou1Uai, edited by well known mu-
steal critic.
They have also taken the first premium wher
ever exhibited this season.
Pedal Organs, one, two, and three banks oil
keys-sizes-S250 to $500 Without pedals,
single and double bank, in great variety, S65 to
$3.50. These Organs, with their smooth pipe
like quality of tone, bea tiful solo stops,
strength oil chorus, unequalled pedals, and gen
eral organ-ike effects are superior for Churches,
Halle, Parlers, and Schools. They are put up
In cases of solid Walnut, fancy veneered Walnut
new and unique styles, and elegant Rosewood,
of splendid designs a finish, and OF the best
workmanship i'm being intended that each
instrument shall be a model Of its class. AL
instruments, down to a fine octave portable
Meodeon, have the beautiful Tremolante stop,
without extra charge.
A large assortment constantly on hand al our
General Wholesale and Retail Warerooms, Sal
Broadway.
Our Illustrated Circular and Price Lists, with
our new styles, are now ready. Send for a Cir
calar.
PELOUBET, PELTON Il CO,
Manufacturers, No. S41 Broadway, n. \. city.
feb4d&wtf
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TO CONSERVATIVES.
l0-w4eow

The advertiser having been restoredto health
in a few weeks, by simple remedy, after hay-
ing suffered several years with q severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption
is anxious to make known to his feow.suf-
ferers the means of cure.
To all who desire 1t, he will send copy OF
the prescription used, uree Of charge, with the
directions for preparing and using the same,
which they will find sure cure for Consump
ton, Asthma, Bronchitis, &c. The only object
of the advertiser in sending the Prescription, is
to benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which he Conceves to be invaluable; and he
hopes every sufferer viii try his remedy, as IL
will cost them nothing, and may prove bless
ing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address
REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
Wlliamsburgh, Kings County, New York.
1tWIy
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From Washington.
WASHINGTON, March

WASHINGTON, March 4.
The Fortieth Congress was organized
by the election of Mr.. Wade of Ohio, as
President pro TEN of the Senate, and the
reelection of Mr.. Colfax as Speaker OF
the House.
The President has approved the bank
rupt bill, also the bill to make valid the
proclamations of the President. Thus
exempting military officers and soldiers
from the operations of the courts. All
the important appropriation bills and
all the bills presented to the President
including the wool tariff bill, have been
approved by him. The bill which
passed the House this morning appro-
priating fifty thousand dollars addi-
tioual for the Paris exposition was not
engrossed in time to be presented to the
President for his signature. 1t is not
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INVlGoRATE THE RESPONSIBLE ORGAN
The stomaehis the responsible organ OF the
system. II the digestion Is imperfect every
member, every gland, every muscle, every nerve
and ilbyc is more or less out of order. All the
fluids are deprayed. The brain is olouded, The
spirits are depressed, All dyspepties know
this to he The truth, IL Is not, however, hall
the truth. Columns would be required TO emu
nerato the pains and penalties OF dyspepsia,
nor could any pen do them Justice, Tens OF
thousands feel them; no man can describe
them.
Can they be prevented; Can they be reliey'
ed Can they be banished at once and forever;
UnQuesuonably they can. No dyspeptic has
ever taken Hostetter's stomach Bitters In vain,
Believe no one who Gays the complaint is IN
durable. This great vegetable stomafhic Will
eradicate it's eradiCaung II in thousands OF
cases over which medical practitioners have
shaken their heads ominously, saying, NO
thing can be done"
The faculty has its falacies, One of them is
that Indigestion Is the most difficult of the or
binary ailments OF mankind to combat and sub
due, This is mistake. Nothing can be easier
than to conquer 1t If the true specific be admin
istered. This vegetable combination which has
become famous throughout the civilized world
as Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is an antidote
to the disease which has never been known 10
fail, and fortunately il is everywhere procur'
able. you wish TO fool with the dyspepsia,
try the pharmacopHia prescriptions. II you
want to root II out and prevent Its recurrence
take the Bitters daily. There is no discount on
the testimony in its favor. If there Is man OF
woman who has ever tried II for indigestion
| without being benefited, the fact has not
transpircd. Universal, uncohtradicted praise
avouchrs its wonderful tonic virtues.
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From New YORK.
NEW YORK, March ,

NEW YORK, March ,.
The Evening Posts financial article
says there is a little more activity in the
loan market, but as the supply is abund-
ant there is no change in the rates; the
stock market is dull but firm with lit
tie less disposition to sell Government
securities are dull and inactive; rail-
road shares opened with less animation,
but closed with small improvement )
foreign exchange is dull.
The Posts Washington special says
the House will elect the Speaker and
Clerk on Monday afternoon, and 90 into
caucus in the evening for the nomina-
ton of door-keeper and postmaster.