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DR.. Osgood,s india icholagogu.

CURES
Fever and Ague Chis Fever Dumb Ague Iutermisn,
and Remittent Fevers Liver Complaint Jaundice En-
largement Of the Liver, Enlargement of the
Spleen and all the various forms Of
BILIOUS DISEASES.
This invaluable medicine prepared from an extensive
practice Of yeats climate and never known
to fail curing Fever and Ague of the diseases
named.
Those who are suffering from affections of this kind as also
those who become inyads from effects npou the
constitution will find the India Chosgogue" most invaua.
bic remedy for purifying the blood aud thoroughly cleansing
froshe system the morbid effects Of bilious climate
The wonderful effects Choagogue Graduating Bile ffo
the human system only explain its extraordinary agency
the speedy thorough and permanent Ague
and the grades of intermittent remitten fevers
1t has been tested in thousands Of and BY
all who have used Of the Fever Ague rene
dies extant.
saBe and ask for Dr. osgoods India chOagogue as
there many eounterfei,s offered for sale
For sale in New Orleans wholesale RETAIL proprieors
j. WRIGHT CO..
p and ISL Chartres street.
General Agents for the South.
Silence that Dreadful Cough!
The work of destroyer mas beguni Lungs are IN
dangsr Resort at to
DIR. Davis
all future aid may be in vain you motheri Your
dsughteryour idol and earthly joys bed Ian
guhng her pale cheek and emecated form show she IL
fast wasting The sepulchra cough pains and
aickens your soul; tbs the
SOUND OF DEATH
There remedy that will stop the Cough herfrom
the consumptve's grave
YOUNG MANI
Your hectic ush cough and feeble limbs Of fearful fere
bodDgs and loss Of hope Just e consumption
sheds blight the utue but you need
despair An arm stretched forth youto soothea
heal your wounded lungs. 1t is Dr. DAVIS
Compound syrup of wild Cherry and Tar.
admitted by everybody that Dr. Davis Compound Syrup
Of Wild Cherry and Tar is the only remedy that positively
CURE consumption coughs colds Group whoopng cough
splitting Of blood.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT a CO.,
Il and Isl Chartres street.
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The Trustees have declared sixth semi dividend
the rate Of six cent in accordance with the By
Livs, for the six months previous the LIST instant.
The Dividend due each deposition will paid in cash or
placed to his or her credit may be preferred.
SAM JONES, Jr., Secretary
New Orleans, May 6. 1858. mys
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An AMERICAN GS THE INDIAN ARMY-The North.
ampton (Mass) Gazette Of the tth inst has the fol
ing
Mr. Lewis Ferry, of Easthamptou has a son IN the
British army in India. He len home last spring In
Che Niagara, for Liverpool, and while in that city en-
listed in the British service, joined the Bengal art.
ery, aud proceeded at once TO the seat of war; His
friends have recently received a letter from him.
dated February p, before Lucknow. He has not been
heard from since the fan OF that place, but as the
British loss WAS small &c is hoped be was not killed.
We are permitted to make the following extract nom
bis letter;
We are in camp before the Sepoys aud expect an
attack from tho enemy every day Sir Colin Camp
Ucl Is looked for tomorrow. We have thus Gar
fought our way through the country am1ug the
blacks How much longer the war will last 10 is hard
TO tell-hut the blacks will get a warning from us
soon, Money is as plenty here the dirt under our
feet and have received nay share in gold and silver.
never count IL, and seq very little value upon TO- for
dout know when = shall DE shot. The shots ly
very bot on both sides every day. but the loss nu our
part IS small. ! am writing This on The ground and
am unable Co give you particulars. What funds ]
have were taken iu Che city CaWnp0re where the
great slaughter took place, am account OF which you
have probably read IN the papers. Il was a bloody
aay assure YOU Stay / never see the like again
he landed at Calcuiti ON the a5tb of November
ana nave been marching up the country about every
Nat since. There Is about one chance 10 ton Tor MY
returning home7
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has failed destroy worms wherever they
This assertion is supported by the testimony the most emil
nent physicians and respectable indyduan the country The
remedy is
wISER's CANADIAN vERMIFUGE.
1t safe in s operation and easily administered than
other Some of the symptoms which indicate the existence
Of worms in the bowels follows The
pale Of eaden color, and suused with Pushes
the heavy and dull breath fpd upper lips
swollen feelings in the nosrls which paenttopc
his the sleep disturbed the patient awakening In
great fright and is liable starting and grinding his
appetite exceedingly irregular being sometimes
at others feeble, and in some 1t s depraved
To the following certificates others might be added
but believed that these sufficient establish
that Wners Canadian Vernifuge superior remedy
worms.
MEDICAL EVIDENCE.
We the undersigned having frequently administered med
cine by Mr. John winer town. designated ~
wner's Canadian vermuge" and being fully satisfied with ts
efficacy confidently recommend and efficient remedy
for the expulsion Of worms from the intestine canal
G. O'REILLY,
Leeniae of the R. G. Of Surgeons in ireland, etc,
G. DICKINSON,
Member Of the R. C. Surgeons in London, etc.
From the Rev. J. Flanagan, of Binbrook, c. WI
WINER-sir have made the trial Of your Canadian
mifuge, and with the happy In my own family
and in every come to my knowledge the exuu
sion of worms has followed the administering your Verm
uge and here prefers It's effects are
certain and children take readily which is great point
gained in giving medicine to children.
July l6, 1916. JOHN FLANAGAN
30 The physicians generally "winers Canadian
Vermiiuge" This medsine is simple vegetable preparation,
and can always be administered with proper safety conf
dence to the rest It will always destroy worms and
store the patient to health.
"a Over thousand certificates have been sent the
agents from planters merchants physicians bearing tes
nony to the efficacy of the invaluable remedy
R6~ Warranted in all cases
Prepared only by JOHN WINER, Manufacturing Chemist
and wholesale Druggist Hamilton, Canada West
Sold, wholesale and retail by J. WRIGHT 4 CO,
Nos q and Isl Charities street.
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THIRD ANNUAL STATEMENT
NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTION
Incorporated March u.s. 1855.
In conformity with the requirements the Charter Of this
Institution, the following affairs published
Received from 1909 depositors in 1919
Paid In 6297 drafts .................... 5S27l5 81
Amount due depositors 30h April 1858. Sl55Q05 O4
Certificates Of Deposit
Amount outstanding Both April, 1855. O,7s9 IS
Total amount liabilities April 30 1885,. sI7O@i 80
ASSETS
$500 New Orleans City Stock,
ing. $Z9,2IO %
Loans upon pledge Of $4,000 New Or
leans City Stock ..................... l246T0 10
OF SiDO0 Louisiana State Stock. $500. $500 90
Loans secured by mortgage on i'm
proved city properly, worth double
the amount loaned. .,................ 5000 90
Cnsh-
In Bank of Louisiana. Sll, 69I ~
- s9O27 m IS
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now fell In St. Louis on the 18th inst.


Mrs Ella Snowden, wife at DR.. A. NJ. snowdep,
Of Greenbrier county, Va, died suddenly last week
Perry ii. Sylvester, q we'll known merchant OF
Boston, ID dead.
The Rev. Dudley A. Tying, whose injury We have
already noticed, was compelled to have his right
arm amputated on Saturday.
The U. s. steam frigate Powhatan arrived at
Cape Town, Cape of Good Hope, February Is, i'll
eighteen days from ST. Helena. All we'll.
A slab OF Missouri marble has been received at
Lexington, Ky, from military company at ST.
Louis, to be inserted in the Clay monument
The people of Minnesota have ratified the FIVE
million loan bill recently passed by the Legisla-
ture of that Territory.
1t Is reported that John W. Sey mour, the de-
taaiting treasurer from Hartford, is la New Mex.
leo, working silver mine. a.
The st Louis papers announce the death OF
Richard b. Dallam, Esq, an old and respected cti-
zen.
On the first Thursday In September next. the
question OF constitutional convention will be vo
ted on by the people Of Tennessee.
The "spirituaiists" of Cincinnati had ball last
week, ut which there we're heavy complaints Of
the "forrardness" of the women.
George Sand, the celebrated French anthoress
aud soc alist, has retired TO spend the remainder
OF her days In convent.
Jack KepsheY, teamstsr, having killed man,
was hung recently at LeaveBworth city, by q gang
Of Utah teamsters.
Henry A. Wise. Jr., delivered an address at 9
sabbath school celebration In Alexandria, Va, on
Sunday last. $500.
Pusch has portrait OF "The next Ambassador
10 Naples" IL Is seyenty Hour ponder. behind
which stands an English Tar with his hand on the
fuse
Berry Boon, OF Lsaks eoanty. Miss, was killed Q
ew days since by an accidental shot from his son,
while turkey hunting
Andrew J. hodsrigue, farmer psstmaster of Le-
compton, Kansas, was killed In IA ARRAY with W.
y. ThompsoD, on the 9Th inst
The Ohio Legislature adjourned sine die on The
18th Just
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Lieut.. nj aury.

One Of the most creditsble deeds performed ut
the last session Of the Virginia Legislature. was
the passage Of joint resolution Recommending to
the Federal Naturalization for extraordinary pro-
motion In the naval service, Lieut.. Matthew 4.
Naury, OF the National Observatory. We trust
that this request Of Virginia will not be UNDECIDED
at Washington. Lieut.. Maury has received appro
pirate hon0rs from almost every country in the
world, save his own. Kings aud Emperors have
We'd with each other IN shewering distinctions
upon his head, whiist Naval Reform Board Of his
own souatry did its best TO establish the PROPOSE
tion that Republics are ungrateful" As the Pc
sersburg Express says;
"The Intelligent citizen of England, France OF
0srmany, who has long ago learned TO regard 1t.
Asury ~ 0le Of the Intellectual bescons of the
age, and Who does not hesitate to name him Ia
honorable association with Herschei aud Lsyerrier,
sad Humboldt, hears with establishment, amount
ing almost 20 ncreduiity, that ae 10 nothing more
than Lieutenant In the service be 10 much adorns
and enjoys no pre-enIipsnco ~ 70 pay or position
over q handred other officers who have made no
contributions 10 scieDce whatever. England would
have Iaads such man an Admiral or elevated him
- the fesrage, France would have showered
hiG substantial tokens Of her tAvor--in the Uh
tsd States be u permitted to pursue his important
lab0rs In . Subordinate rank, and receives for
them no more compensation than ID frequently
given ~ . travelling clerk OF New York CONNER
ciAl sstsbiishmsnt. We think OF Lieut. Msury In
his mtdnight watches with the stars, absorbed in
those dicult aud delicate calculations upon which
depends the mariners safety on the trsekisss
deep or Ia bis daily studies laying down the laws
which regulate the viswisss winds, ~ Of man
superior to I'll those by whom lao Is surrounded,
and working like Bacon for the benefit Of succeed
Ing sges."
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RssF. A RETIRED PHYsICAN.

SEvRNTY FIVE YEARS OF AGE whose sands Of life have
nearly run ont, discovered while in the East indies
certain cure Tor Consumption. Asthma, Bronchi
tie, Coughs, Colds and General Debility The rem
e'iy was discovered by him when his only child d
daughter was given up 10 die. Wishing to do a.
mnch good ~ possible, ho Sp send Ia sn,h OF hi
AFFLICTED fellow beings AS request it, this recipe
with faii and plicit directions for making IL up
ana successfully using 1t. Nc requires aeh appl
cIat to enclose him Que shiliiny-three cents 10 b.
returned as postage ON the recipe and tue remain
der 10 be applied tho payment Of this advertise
ment.
., Address DR.. H. JAMES. 10 drsnd street. Jerse,
City, N j. ap I5-a1wlnif
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bsg~ MEXICAN MUSTANG L,NImENr. :

Intrinsic virtue alone could insure the success which
this article has attaiued-far Rheumatism, Salt
RheutD BURNS. Bruises Stif1 Joints or 9alds Spraf
Pole Evil. aud Swellings upon Horses. it has mt
sdmai Hr han ot bsaSt NO person WI ne Without
ence to the general estimation Of the Mustang lni
nent. can cheerfully say that article ever per
FORMED many cures in our neigh borhood as this
L. w. smith. Ridgeteld Conn., s. LEITCH. Esq
Hyde Park, VI. writes, that the horse cOnsid
cred worthless, This spavinD but since the
FREQ of the Mustang Imminent have sold him
for $3.50. Your Liniment is doing wonders up here ,
Such testimony is reaching every day. The hal
is not told. Every family should have it Beware
of limitations. The genuine Mustang is sold by all
Tespec table dealers throughout the world
BARNES PARK, Proprietors.
ap l9-dScwlm New York.
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SETTLEMENTS IN WESTERN VIRGINIA. cores
pondent of the Lewisbnrg Era, writing from Brax
ton county, Va, says:
Some of our citizens are abont leaving us to set
tie at the county seat Of the now county, Clay,
which, it 10 said is to be located the north side
of Elk river opposite the mouth of Buffalo Creek,
on the land belonging to a company consisting OF
your fcllow.townsman, Samuel Price, Esq, Allen
+. Caperton, Esq, Mr. Edwards, of New York, and
Major Ii. W. Byrne, Of this place, member Of the
late House OF Delegates. The company, it Is said,
own one hundred Thousand acres of land in the
new county, containing immense quantities of
canuel coal, bituminous COAL and other varieties
of that valuable mineral.
Fifty families Of emigrants, number Of whom
have already arrived, about TO settle Ia nds
which they have purchased on the little kanawhs
river few miles above the Bulltown salt works,
in this county The ball 10 in motion, aud Braxton
will soon receive large accessions TO her popnla-
ton.
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a@~ DYspEpsIAANn Frs

- DIX. TKAtI DELDKME,
The great CURER OF CONSUMPTION was Tor
several years badly afflicted by Dyspepsia thai
Tor part OF the time he was confined to his bed -
tie wassyentually cured by aprescripton furnishes
hlin by young eiairVoian girl This pfescrip
ton, given by mere child while in a state OF
trance, has cured everybody ~hn has taken it, ney
er having failed once 1t is equally sure IN cases
Of FITS. rs of DYSPEPSIA. The ingredients may be
found IN any drug store. 1 will send this valuable
INSCRIPTION to any person on the receipt Of on.
s}anlp to pay postage Address DR. TRACY DE
kORME, GREAT CugER or CONSUMPTION New Yort
Post Ctice. APP l5-~dSwImf
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fSy- DIR. HosrErrER's CEtE6RATiEp

STOMACH BITTERs have doubtless created as much
sensation in the community for its remarkable
cures, az any other medicine extant. II is 4 fac
that in the minds of many persons preIudiee aex
lists ainst what called Patent Medicines bun
why shonld this prevent you resortng to article
saI n as sncn ~ ab u nttra 70 spp"r'
scribe il Why should you discard it? Judges usg,
ally considered men of talent, Eay> and do use it in
their families; why should you rel ect it I? Let not
your prejudice usurp your reason. to the eyeriass'
ing injury OF your health. Ii you sick and re
quire medicine, try these Bitters =.
For sae by Druggists and Dealers generally eve.
ryW here. Rp I9-Im
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~ $1,000 A YEAR.
EMPLOYMENT

$50 Month and all Expenses Pad
An Agent is wanted in every town aud county in
the United States, To engage in "A respectable aud
easy business, by which The above profits may be
certainly realized. Fer full paI address
MoNSEfr CO, corner of Broom and Mercer
streets, New York city, inclosng one postage stamp
TO prepay postage ap l5-d&wimif
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DIED..

On the 10Th day Of April, at o'clock p. ". at the
residence OF her son in-law, Mr. Rice Haislop, "a
the city Of Richmond. Mrs MARTHA MARTIN IN
the sd year of her age leaving one sou aud two
daughters 10 mourn their 1oss. May she rest no
peace.
Her funeral " i'll take pi,cA this day. the sls inst
At O'Clock, NJ, from the Oregon Hill Methodist
Church. Her friends, aud those Of the family, are
respectfully invited 10 attend.
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kx3s" LADIES BAZAAR, NO. 10 BROAD
ST LATE VAL COHESs SFoRE.-Having taken the
above named store we have in addition 10 our Mil
linery and Trimmings opened a large stock of DRY
GOODS to which invite the attention Of our GUS
toners. We have on hand fine assortment OF
Valentias at 81 cs per yd; Lawns at i2 cts: Prints
l2t5 and 10 cts; Ginghams; bleached and unbeach
ed Cottons; Brllants; Irish Linen: Linen Birds ye;
Iaconet Cambrics: plain and figured Swiss Mullins
table Linen; Towelng; Hosiery JOayeR Kid Gloves
ut cts per pair: IandkeIcaiefs: Parassls from u
cts to 500; Swiss and Cambria Collars from O. CTS
10 SO 0fr Swis and Cambria Bands Fdgings and In
sertions; Lace Wells. and general assoI tneut OF
staple aud fancy goods, which We viii sell at the
lowest cash prices.
N. B-IIoop skirts brass, steel and plated Hoops
Reed Hoops at 4 cts apiece. ap NV
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u. \. STEAMER FOR MEXIC0-TIIE FEVER o.
THE SUSQUEHANNA.

New YORK, April 20.-The U. 8. steamship Full
ton has been ordered to Tampico, to protect Anne
rican interests there.
There have been two more cases OF yellow lever
ON the Susauehanna. The officers all well.
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From HavANA-The United States Mail steam
ship Black Warrior J. w Smith, Commander,
from New Orleans l1th and Havana l4th instant,
arrived at New York, Monday. The purser makes
the following report: Eighteen British gunboats
are stationed around the island coast survey
stealing niggers and wantonly OBTAINING and in
suiting American vessels by compelling them to
they are in the slave trade" A grand ball was
was given Oh board the Spanish flag ship Isabella
III. on the llth inst 1t is reported to have been
n magnificent affair Stock of sugar at Havana
and Matanzas. 2l6000 boxes. Prices firm at last
quotations. Freights dull. Exchange on London
II pea cent pr eminm: New York, co days, par to L
cent premium. -
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FATAL ACCIDENT. &c.

New YORK, April 20-The pilot boat Westervelt
was run under aud sunk by the steamsr Saxony
this morning, outside of the Hook, one hand was
lost.
The U. 8. surveying steamer Corwin has ar
rived.
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MARRIED,

In washington, D g, on "Wednesday. the Tth q
April igy Che Rev w aamson gfthe Baptist church
EbWARU 8. HOBBS, Esq. OF st. Louis. NO "
Reazlay decd OF Richmond Va.
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E,ORTY THOUSAND FEET ONE INCH
u SEASONED ALBANY OAK which l will sell
at u great sacrifice. if early application be made.
EDW'D DDDLEY,
hat Main nd in
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bA- LANDRETH's Nav CRoP GARDEN
JOHN 6ARLICK,
Druggist aud Apetheeafy,
ap2l Market Place, Franklin st.
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IMnnsIrInNs 0N AMERICAN VESSEIS

NEW YORK, April 20-The steamer Black War
riOr, from Havana, reports is British gun boats
cruising around Cuba, ostensbly to prevent the
landing OF negroes but several American vessels
have been insolently searched by the officers com
inanding them.
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rnAn0hAPHIC NEWS.
knPoKTsn FOR Th6 Daily DIsPAruH
--s< -
Conversational Proceedings.

-. WASHINGTON, April 2o.--,Saaie- Chair sub
mitted the memorial and constitution OF citizens
Of Utah. asking admission into the Uuion as a
State. 1t was ordered to be printed
Mr.. Benjamin., Of Ia, presented the renon-
STRANGE Of the Grand Jury and members of The
bar. against the proposed removal of Judge Craw-
ford. OF the Washington City Criminal Court.
Mr.. Houston took up the Mexican proteetorate
resolution, and made long speech 10 It's issor.
II was agreed to appoiat committee OF seven
on the bill.
The Deficiency bill was discussed
The Senate agreed TO reconsider tue racine
Railroad bill.
HOUSE RESOLUTIONS were adopted, calling on
the President for = Sbpy Of the correspondence
will Chill, in reference to the seizure OF AmerE
can vessels by that Government Ia 1872.
Mr.. Morrill,, of Vermont, spoke in favor OF hs
bill, asking grants of public lands to States, Tor
colleges OF agriculture and mechanic arts
IL refused to take the bill from the table
i. The Washington Police bill was tabled-ayes
Ito, nays79
The West Point Appropriation was discussed.
Mr.. Florence. af Pa, gave notice OF his inten-
ton 60 Introduce bill for European mail routes,
starting from New York, Philadelphia, Norfolk,
aud New Orleans, but on an entirely new basis.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

~ SourHEEs CONVICTION. "A msei-
inc a the citizens Of this city IL requested ut the
Ctr Hall, on FRIDAY evening, 25d inst. at o'clk
to appoDi Delegates 20 the southern Convention 10
newt 49, JOSEPH MAYO, Mayor.
an9t--9fE
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kSy. STAMPED COLLARS AND BANDS
for working; also. Stamped Linen Bonnets and
Sleeves for ladies. Ladies' BAZAAR,
ap 20-lm No. IFS Broad street.
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gED Dr.. JOHN F. JACKsoN-Office No.
II Main street. Market Bridge. Residence. Rich
mOnd House, opposite the Governors Mansion
Calls left at either place at any hour of the dayOr
night. will meet with prompt attention. 4
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s0y-NorIcs.-A special meeting Of the

char. holders in the Franco German Emigration and
s0eiety il called convene in the city
of paris June 10th, 1854 at O'Clock, 2. NJ IN the
Iiall OF the Societg No. 5, Rue Lamartins Tor the
he Society the of its capital, or its dissou
tion and contemplated fusion aud conversion iato
Joint etock Company.
ap 2i--it% L.. DUIuE 10, oerahto. fains.
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s..r ar Yrnr DrsInAnIr HnnnRnAn

n tpxyeg WITH ACRES OF gRovsD sATTAcHEDIEs YD-
MY AZ Auction -~Tbosc in wAnt Ut very desirable
snLurban residence with ali outhonsss and conveal
sttaebed wou do well 70 attend sale THIS
EyENING al celosk. Of the property in the town
Of sydney. az the northeast corner 81 Poplar and
G,nye streets and recently occupied by Mr.. Z. d.
papnsrd FOR particulars refer the auction coiump
~ this ,,anar JAS M. TAYLOR n I'm,
'" .n9I Auctioneers
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TIE KANSAS COMMITTEE OF CONFERENCE

WASHINGTON, April 20.-No agreement has yet
been promulgated from the Kansas Conference
Committee: but il is understood the House por-
tion agree to Engish's BILL and the Senate portion
will probably concur also.