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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1S.-A sub-com-
mittee of the Ways and Means Com
mittee is in session on the details and
phraseology of the new tax bill which
will not be reported for several weeks
to come.
The amount of gold in the Treasury
to-day If $l04 900 900, including S2s, 7OO,-
600 payable in gold certificates; the bal
auce. 70, 300 900, belongs exclusively to
the United States.
It Is estimated that the receipts of
gold from customs, from this date to
an aggregate of SlO3,O0O, 900, out OF
which there is payable on the first OF
March, 4,5O0 900, due on 1910 bonds,
and on the first of May about S27, OOO,
600, interest due on $50 bonds; leaving
balance on hand of gold. after pay
Ing all expenses, OF sos, 500. 900. or ST.
OOO,OOO after the coin certificates are
deducted. These estimates are in case
no sales of gold are made between these
periods.
A delegation of Pottowamie Indians
from Kansas had an Introductory in
terview with the Commissioner Of In
dian Affairs this morning, regarding
the general business of their tribe. In
dian Agent Matthews. of the Mountain
Crows. has reached this city from Fort
Phil. Kearney. He came the Powder
River road alone, and reports the In
dams peaceable in that section.
Notwithstanding the constant re-
trenchment now going on in the vari-
GUS bureaus of the War Department,
the pressure for appointments con-
tlnues as large as ever, the applications
coming mostly from discharged sol.
oilers or their widows. They are inva-
riably met with the response that 1t is
impossible to make additional appoint
ments, and 1t is even contemplated at
an early day to make a further large
decrease of the force in the department.
Notice has been given by the British
Postofhce Department that on and from
the LIST OF March the single rate of post
age for letters between the United
States and East Indies and England
will be % cents per halt ounce, via
Southampton, and 36 cents via Mar
settles; pre-. payment compulsory.
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FoRTIETH CONGRESS,
SENATE.


WAsHINoToN, Feb. 1s, 1858.
Several petitions were presented, in.
Guiding one by Mr.. Howard for the Inn
provement of the hRrbor at New Buff
alo, Michigan.
Mr.. Ramsey introduced a bill to
amend the postal laws and increase the
ehciency of the postal service. Re-
ferred.
The Senate passed the House bill to
reduce the expenses of the War Depart
ment and for the gradual reduction OF
lished.
Mr.. Cattell, from the Committee on
Finance, reported adversely on House
bill forbidding the designation, as a
pubic depository, of any national
bank within so miles of a place where
an Assistant Treasurer is located.
The resolution for the admission of
Mr.. Thomas, of Maryland, cameup as
the special order.
Mr.. Trumbull replied to some re-
marks made in the debate relative to
his former speech.
Mr. johnson closed the debate in IA
vor Of the admission.
Mr.. Stewart made some remarks in
reply to Mr.. Trumbull, and after some
further debate the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Butler introduced a bill to amend
an act establishing National banks, in
Referred.
Mr.. Starkweather introduced bill
placing $4,000 in the hands of the Sec
rotary OF State, to relieve the wants and
defray the expenses to the return TO
the United States OF destitute citizens,
imprisoned In foreign countries with
out justice and discharged without
trial or acquittal. Passed.
On motion Of Mr.. Kerr, the Presi-
any report in reference to a ship canal
around the falls of the Ohio river.
The House resumed the considera-
ton OF the bill giving pensions to GER
tain surviving officers and soldiers of
the war OF 1872.
During the debate, Mr.. Loan stated
that the amount: to be paid under
the bill would not exceed $4,000, 600 per
year.
After debate. Mr.. washburne, of
Illinois, being the main opponent, the
bill passed without division.
The House went into Committee of
the Whole, (Mr. Wilson in the Chair, }
to consider the Legislative, &C., Appro-
priation bill.
The House seconded the previous
question on the bill, and Mr.. Wash
burne said he would not press action
upon the bill this evening.
Mr.. Schenck introduced bill for the
relief of certain exporters OF distilled
spirits. Referred to Committee on
Ways and Means.
On motion OF Mr.. Schenck, the secre-
tary of State was directed to finnish in
formation in reference to the contin-
gent fund of his Department.
Adjourned,
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BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
Advioes to the 18th of February.

BERLIN. Feb. 1s.-Count Bismarck
proposes the establishment at different
points Of Germany of a board Of fed
eral officers to examine into the condi.
ton of vessels bound for America. An
effort to prevent a repetition of the
Lebuietz horror is the immediate cause
Of this Statutory step of the government
ANTWERP, Feb. 18.-The losses en-
tailed by the fire at the petroleum
docks, in this city, on Saturday, fell al.
most exclusively on the Dutch and
Belgian Insurance Companies.
LONDON, Feb. 1s.-The bill for regu.
lating the Press is still under discussion
In the French Legislative body.
A violent debate took place yesteI
day on the question of the distribution
ofthe government advertising patron
age. The opposition claimed that the
Liberal journals were Justly entitled to
a share of the advertisements published
by the national and municipal authori.
ties. This was a demand not of neces-
sity, but of principle, the speakers de-
claring that in the laws for the regula-
ton of the press all journals should be
treated with the strictest impartialIty.
This effort to have the bill modified by
the insertion of provision to this eff
feet, was defeated, but the majority
against the proposition was small.
The loss OF the American bark Eure-
ka, by fire, at Antwerp, is doubted,
contradictory reports having been re-
ceiVed as TO the name of the vessel de-
stroyed.
LONDON, Feb. 1s.-11:l6 a. m.-U. 8.
bonds Tx; Erie 40.
l:2O P. M.-Consols e21E, for both
and account; others unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 1s.-1:2O P. M.-Cot-
ton buoyant; middling uplands e<a
e1d; Orleans 9s6ae9<d: middling up
lands, to arrive, 9Nd. California
wheat los Id. Lard firm. Pork dull.
PARIS, Feb. 1s.-11:15 A. M.-Bourse
firm; Rentes strong.
ANTWERP, Feb. 1s.-1:2O P. M.-Pe.
troleum firm.
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GALVESTON, TEXAS, Feb. I'm ext.
can intelligence to the 18th says The
legislature of San Louis Potosi has
heavily taxed the wholesale merchan ts
and imposed on retailers tax of 8 per
cent. OF sales. 1t also asks the general
Government to impose a fine of $500
and imprisonment for six months, for
evasion of the payment of this tax.
Col. Claude, at Calvicasi, has pro.
nounced against Rubl, the Governor.
The Apaches are numbering and
robblng near Ures Sonora. A force has
been sent to attack them.
Gen. Regules has offered his resigna.
tlon to the Government.
Gen. Jiminez has sent to Congress
the names OF 100 towns which have
verated against Alvarez intrigues.
Revolutions and pronunciamentos are
numerous.
The troops are drilling for active SER
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ST. LOUIS, Feb. 1s.-The ice gorged
IN the Mississippi at Carondolet and
between that point and this city. II
bloke away yesterday and last night
and this morning the river Is clear OF
Ice for several miles above and be ON
the city. The prospects are for a speedy
resumption of navigation South. Boati
are already loading for points below
The weather is clear and very mild; the
thaw extends throughout the west and
a considerable distance north. Nc
damage to shipping was done bv the Ice
running out of the harbor.
The report published here, Sunday
that VIM. n. Benton was about com
promising with Geo. w. Pomeroy BY
paying the latter some $500, 900, is au
thOritatiVely denied.
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NEW York, Feb. 1s.-The Herald has
the following special by the Cuban
HAVANA. Feb. 17.-Advices from
Hayti, to the 18th inst, have been re.
ceiyed. The Solomon party fraternizes
with the Cacos in the Capital, and their
cause Is becoming very popular.
Business was recovering; coffee was
coming in great abundance from the
interior. Exchange on the United
States is 81 per cent.
A Spanish steamer from Cadiz has
arrived at Havana with troops. She
stopped at Porto Rico, whence She
brings dates to the 18th.
Slight shocks of earthquakes were
still felt on that island.
The Treasury has received 500, OOC
from Havana to relieve the distress.
"A railway was projected from San
Juan to RerO Pedras. Property was
depreciating in value, and land and
cattle were frequently sold at auction
to provide for the payment of taxes.
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New YORK, Feb. 1s-A Washington
dispatch states that private adVices
from London state that the receipt OF
intelligence from Mexico that the
government has determined to repu-
diate all debts of foreign countries ex-
cept the United States, has given rise
and intense feeling of indignation in
the English Government, and the Gov
eminent 1t is said is now seriously con-
templating fitting out a feet to take
possession of the ports of Mexico and
hold them until satisfa ction is given.
1t Is also understood that France
though consulted, has declined, for the
present, to participate.
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Indians on the War Path,

ST. Louis, Feb. 1s.-The Fort San
ders Index says: An army of two thou.
sand Indians are marching into the
Sweet Water country from Idaho and
Montana. They are on the war path,
and have burned all the ranches North
of Soda Springs, and driven of all the
stock. They also burned the houses
and compelled the rancho men to seek
refuge in CanouB.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 1s.-Negotiations
for the purchase of property belonging
by the Hudson River West Shore
Railroad Company has been COM
pleted.
Sir Edmund Head. formerly Govern
or General of Canada, died suddenly,
recently in England, in the ESD year OF
his age
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ForeIKn NeWs...Rx NInlI

LONDON, Feb. Ut is reported at
Lloydeville that the bark Eureka,
Captain Holloway, from New York,
was one of the vessels DESTROYED bv the
fire which broke out in the petroleum
feet at Antwerp.
FLORENCE, Feb. 1.-THE Herald
special says: Admiral Farragut, who
has been the recipient of marked atten-
ton of royal citizens for some time
past, has just lett the capital for Wen
ma where he will remain a short time.
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Sergeant Bates the Pedeatrlan.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Feb. 17.-Ser-
geant Bates, carrying the United States
flag, reached this city to-day. He was
met by large number of citizens in
carriages decorated with United States
flags, and band of music. About 5000
people turned out to hear the reception
speeches and welcome him. He is the
guest of the city. All the speakers and
marshals OF the day were Confederate
soldiers
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BIshop CampbelI HRIII Cn.e

Bishop Campbell viii case, involving
half a million dollars, commenced this
morning. The best legal talent of the
country is employed, among whom
are Judge Black, Gen. Garfield, Hon.
Benjamin Stanton. Hon. Geo. w. Nc
Cook, and Hon. VIM. Kennon.
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Texas ELECTION,

GALVESTON, TEXAS, Feb. l7.-oficial
returns of the election in the city gives
for the Convention, whites, 202; colored,
S7s; votes against the Convention,
whites, III votes. Smith and Ruby
were elected.
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NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 17.-In the Con-
vention resolution to adjourn sine die
on Thursday, was tabled. A resolu-
ton that the members receive no pay
after the 18th, was also tabled. The
Congress of the Georgia Convention,
for thirty millions, was discussed till
adjournment.
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BOSTON, Feb. 17.-Levi Pickett, who
was arrested for alleged forgery in New
Hampshire, and shot while attempting
to escape, and who had subsequently
got out of jail, was re.arrested to-day
in Boston. He was taken to New
Hampshire for trial.
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NEW YORK. January II, 1864.
MeGsTS. Geo. @. Huooel d Co.

NEW YORK, April 2Sd, 1864.
Geo. C. HubbeI & CO.-GentLeme7L: We have
analysed your Golden Bitters, and ind that
its compound parts entite 1t TO the notice Of
the medical profession. Since our analysis
we have used It In cur practice with very
satisfactory results, anu S"d 1t particularly
well calculated to correct the RnRement OF
the digestive organs, such as dyspepsia, diar.
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a superior tonic for daily use In moderate
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HALIFAX, Feb. 1.-THE Common
House Of Assembly report that there
exists among the fishing population Of
twelve cou titles, great and widespread
destitution, and that unless extensive
and permanent arrangements for their
relief be made, many will perish from
starvation,
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TRENTON, Feb. 1s.-In the Senate to.
day, when the joint resolution with
drawing the assent of New Jersey to the
14th Constitutional amendment was
called up, the committee offered a
substitute. the same in effect, but pre-
senting reasons for withdrawal. Con-
slderation postponed till tomorrow.
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Fire.

LocKHAvEN, Pa, Feb. 1s.-The large
tannery of @. K. Sankey was burned
on Monday morning. The loss Is esti-
mated at $1,000; no insurance. The
books and papers OF the establishment
were destroyed.
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Explosion.

LOWELL, MASS, Feb. 1s.-By the ex-
plosion of locomotive to-day the en-.
gineer, Geo. Spaulding, was killed, and
the fireman, Stillmau White, was seri.
ously injured. Henry Smith and Mr.,
Mr.. WEIGH, of Lowell, were also In.
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PEMBROKE, Ontario, N. Y, Feb. 10.
The insane woman named Mrs.
Weaver who was confined In Jail bere
for the murder Of her i've children,
hung herself to the crate over her cell
door last night.
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GEO. c. BAKER,
NEW YORK, March sOth, 1855,

MesEs. Geo. O. Rub0elG Co.. Hudson, NJ Y.
GENTs.-My family having been the re-
cipient OF marked benefit in health by the
use OF your "Golden Bitters," am induced
this letter. which you are privileged to use
as you desire. can confidently assert that
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dyspepsia. My wife had been troubled with
the malady for years. and had also been
much annoyed by piles; The symptoms
we'll. Other members OF my family endorse
the good qualities OF your article, and can
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happy 10 give verbal evidence TO the doubt
ing any time they may call on me. With
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ATLANTA, GA, Feb. 1.-THE Con.
vention have stricken out. by large
majority, a clause empowering the leg,
islature to alter or abolish any charter
hereafter granted. 1t is reported that
$lO,O 600 will be paid to the members or
Tuesday.
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II. a. GRAHAM.

Ast. Courtlandt ST., MONTREAL, July II. 'eI
GKNr1EMEN:-Your ..B1tterS have been
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YourB, DC,
GEO. A. ]. NORMAN.
1a West s7th st, N. Y,
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YoHKERs, May 9, 1884.

OV y -
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them with the utmost confidence as q tonic,
particularly for change OF diet and water.
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them part of a wine-glaEg two or three times
a day. Yours respectfully,
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The unsolicited Recommendations we re-
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GOLDEN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Colder
BitteB are rapidly gaining worldwide rep
utation. Read the fOlloMinR:
neau Lub IOIIUWIHB.
PARIS. France. June 2. 1884.

PARIS, France, June 2, 1884.
MeSsr8. HUBBLE Co.
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Cincinnati.

"eIles, Fargo q Co. 4la4lA.
Cincinnati.
FEBRUARY 1s.-FLoUR-U Unchanged
and quiet.
GRA1N-wheat-Quiet and unchang-
ed. Corn-Dull at 79a8Oc for ear, and
no demand for shelled. Oats-Dull at
CSC for No. l. Rye-Firmer; No. and
90 4Oa2 As.
CoTToN-Closed with good demand
at 22c for middling uplands.
PRovIs1oNs - Pork = Advanced to
S23 25a23 so, but there were no sellers
below SA 90 at the close. Bulk Meats
Are taken to the extent of the Offering,
at Gallo for shoulders and sides; but
there was none to be had at these rates
at the close. Bacon--In demand at lOk
a12Aal3Nc, but holders asked no high
er at the close, and this advance was
obtained to some extent. Hams-Un-
changed and quiet.
LARD-Advanced to 14Nc; sales of 800
tierces with no buyers below l41zc at
the close.
Eoos-Declined to 27a2sO, and the
supply better.
BUTrER-scarce and 6rmer. fresh
Western at Ssa4lc; New York State at
45a5Oc.
APPLEs-Firmer at s5 OOae 90 per
CHEEsE-Quiet and unchanged.
GRoCERIES-Steadya at full prices,
BEEF CATTLE Firm; butchers are
asking 5a7c for shipping, and 81 6Oas 50
per Genital gross.
HoGs-Firmer at Sa9c gross.
SHEEP-Firm at 81 00a5 so gross.
MoEEY-Easier owing to an increase
OF confidence in business offices, banks
are more willing to lend.
GoLD-Closed at 140X buying.
ExCHANaE-F Firm at ITO discount
buying. and at par selling.
Chicago.
FEBRUARY, s.-FLoUR-Dull but
easier.
Observation-Disclosures and lower
at 81 81 for No. spring. Corn-Dull,
unsettled and lower at 7sKo for new,
Oats-Lower and quiet at 56La569<c.
| Rye-Nominal at 81 54a1 SO. Barley
Inactive and nominal.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork- at S22a
| % so; good and best brands are the
same, but holders pretend to ask 1922 rs.
| Bulk Meats-Held firmly for short rib
at 1OAc; rough sides 10NalOXc; dry
sailed, shoulders SIC; picked hams,
13c.
DRESSED Hoas-Firm at S9a9 62k.
Sc. Louis.
FEBRUARY 1s.-FLoUR--Impr
demand, but prices unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat-Ali little stronger. but
no change in prices; 81 5OA2 65 for red
and white winter, Corn--Dull and
very slow at s3ss6c. Oats-Unchanged
at 67a7lc. Rye and BarIey-Unchanged.
PRovIs1ONs-More doing and prices
better. Pork-SJld at S22 5Os2S 90
Bscon-HiRher; 10c TOR shoulders, and
1SNa1S3fc for city clear sides. Lard
Nothing doing; prices unchanged.
Toledo.
FEBRUARY N-Wheat-Firm
and lie better; sales white Michigan al
50 so; amber 81 81 Corn-Act:ve at q
slight decline; sales No. l at s8Nas9c
closing at the under figures, Oats
Steady at ESQ for No. l. Rye-Quiet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-19
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AeiHS. Devt'Ss q Bolton.
GENTLRMEN:-For the last eleven months
have been suffering almost daily from SO.
we're attacks Of Dyspepsia; 80 much 30 that
could with difficulty retain q meal in my
omaCh more than twenty minutes. At
night experience a great burning in or
about the heart; general depression of
spirits, attended with frequent headache,
rious cathartic compounds and stomach pre-
parations, without being afforded any eff.
lectual relief, till used four bottles of.'Hub-
bells Golden Bitters," since which period
have not been troubled with q single one
OF the above complaints. From the benefit
those Bitters have afforded me, feel It my
duty to express publicly my grateful thanks.
GEJ. A. BANCROFT,
Accountant and lnllaoNnr