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those who are on trial. Each charge is
also entitled to send lay delegate, though
but few charges generally do this. The
Troy conference numbers about $50 minis
terial members, the most of whom are ex-
pected to attend this session. These are
divided into various classes, ouch as eject
ice men, or such as are able to do the work
of a parish; superannuatsd men, or those
who, through i'll health or old age, have
ceased TO work supernumerary men, or
such as can do partial work, and may or
may not be appointed to charge.
The conference is constituted much after
the pattern of a
THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.
Before a candidate can be admitted he
must submit to close examination on the
common branches of English education, ac-
cient and sacred history, history of the
United States and modern Europe, rhetoric,
logic, and the discipline of the Methodist
church. At the end Of the first year of
his probation in conference, he must APP
pear before an examining committee and
be thoi oughly catechised on Watson's The
illogical Institute, Part !, Wesley's Plain
Account of Christian Perfection, Buffers
Church History, Kidder's Homeletcs, Up
hams Mental Philosophy, and besides these
present written sermon. The studies are
properly graded for the years as he adj
vances. If found proficient at the end of
the second year, and having shown suit
able gifts, grace, and usefulness, he is ad-
mitted as full member Of the conference
and ordained deacon. The studies con-
tinue two years more, at which time he is
ordained an elder. It is evident that while
many Methodist preachers have no dplo-
mas from schools, they have more
thorough training than many studentn who
have.
The arrivals during the day have been
mostly of these examining committees and
nation is going bnskly forward in the va
rious rooms Of the church.
EXTRAORDINARY INTEREST
attaches TO the present session, the centen-
NAL service, at which time Rev. DR.. Bos,-
wick Hawiey of Saratoga Springs will
preach. The sermon will doubtless at
tract an immense crowd, The doctor will
probably display to good advantage his
profound eruditon and mastery eloquencc.
-Four districts out of the six have a change
of presiding elders this year. This is a
larger number than has ever been changed
for many years. This is another item of
special interest. But the greatest excite
element and interest are anticipated III
connection with the election of delegates
TO the genersl conference, which is to
meet at Baltimore, Nd, the first Of May.
The conference ia entitled to six ministerial
delegates and two lay. The lay electoral
conference will meet on Friday. 1t con-
pists of one layman from each charge. The
ministerial delegates will probably be elect
ed the same dIV.
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READING NOTICES.


This celebrated piano is manufactured
by man who is both thorough musician
and skilled mechanic and he has spared
no pains or expense, in perfecting his in
strument, hence the wonderful popularity
which his piano has attained throughout
the United States and Europe. There are
q few special points which should be taken
into consideration by every one in pur-
chasing a piano. First, beauty and power
Weber piano is unsurpassed by any other
manufactured in these respects, and we
are confident that all who purchase them
will find their highest expectations real
lied. We invite all TO call at our store and
satisfy themselves in regard to this piano
april ld&wif MCCLURE & HALL.
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By Gable.
MORE TROOPS FOR BOSNIA.

MORE TROOPS FOR BOSNIA.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, April II.
Additional Turkish troops have boon dis
patched to Bosnia.
THE RESURRECTION SPREADING.
VIENNA, April II.
kilograms from Bosnia state that the in
surrection has now spread to the centre of
Bosnia, and the country around Travignac
has joined the movement
A GREAT oPRRATIc FESTIVAL.
PARIS, April II.
The Franco-American union has organ
lied a grand operate festival for April
"a, the proceeds to be devoted to the
monument TO be erected in New York
harbor. The musical society of Paris, and,
it is expected, several provincial societies,
will take part in the festival. The pro-
gra,nmc contains a cantata specially COM
posed for the occasion by Gounod.
PLETHORA OF MONEY IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, April II.
A further reduction in the rate of dis
count in the bank of England is probable
at an early day-possibly on Thursday.
The Times, in its financial article, says
such complete stsgnation as now prevails
in the money market has not been witness
ed for very long tine, bankers being at a
loss TO know in what direction to seek en-
ployment for their surplus balances. There
is quite dearth of mercantile bills, and in
open market the rates are whatever can be
obtained over two per cent. The stock ex-
change Is inactive. Foreign bonds within
the influence OF the eastern question are
freely offered, and are somewhat lower.
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County Commissioner.

lOFFlClAL.l
STATE or VERMONT,
Rutland, S.:
], Henry II. Smith, clerk OF the county court
for the county OF Rutland, do certify that
on the second Tuesday Of April, A. d. 1876,
being the eleventh day OF said month. ]
canvassed tho votes given by the legal voters
OF said county for COMMISSIONER OF LICENSES
as returned TO me by the several town
clerks In said county. and md that L.
Howard Kellogg, OF Benson, in said county, es-
quire, having received the greatest number OF
votes so returned, is declared to be elected
Commissioner OF Licenses for the county OF
Rutland aforesaid.
h. Howard Kellogg received. ......... 1852 votes
SCATTERING 81 NpNco
No returns were received from the town
clerks OF Rutland. Fairhavon, Mount holly,
Tinmouth, Wells and West Haven
Dated at Rutland, this eleventh day OF
April, A. d. 1876.
HENRY II. SMITH, Clerk.
ADril, A. d. 1876,
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The Troy Conference.

The principal excitement at Albany on
Tuesday, says the correspondent of the
Troy Press. was caused by the forthcoming
session Of the Troy Conference OF the
Methodist Episcopal church, which con-
venes in that city on Wednesday. Men,
bers are beginning to arrive. Rev. d. w.
Dayton, the genial pastor of the Hudson
avenue Methodist church, where the con-
ference is to be held, meets them in the
vestry of the church, and by means of a
specially prepared directory presented to
each, the new corners are readily guided to
their place of free and generally very cor
dial entertainment. This ecclesiastical or
ganlzation
ia COMPOSED
of all the travelling preachers, or pastors,
both those who are In full connection and
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To TIC People Of R,ttLa,lG and Vicinity.
My creditors and friends have fully real
lied my position for tho last six weeks
and by their unexpected kindness, brother
ly advice, and help, am permitted again
to open my store. TO them / tender my
most eincere thanks and TO you would
say you will find me at the old place, No.
10 Center street, ready and willing to wait
on all who may favor me with "a call.
Hoping soon 10 see you all at No. 10
Center street, remain. yours truly,
FRANCIS FEM.
Stop that cough Cure that cold ! Ken
daDs Pectoral Balsam will do it. Try it.
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Rev York Produce Market.

NEW xohA' april IL.
FLouR-Recepts 1929 barrels. The market
Is quoted steadler and In moderate demand.
Sales OF ~, 800 bushels No. at 81 o0a3 70 su-
perflne western and state at 81 2oe$4 60 com
mon TO good extra western and state at IS 0O3
o 80 Z; good to choice do at S. 1895 10; com.
mon TO choice white wheat western extra at
s. ,5aI 90 fancy white wheat western extra
at 81 O5Ca7 10; common to good extra Ohio at
IS Oo@7 90 common TO choice extra st. Louis
at s. 35a9 90; Patent Minnesota extra good TO
prime, So 5os7 IS choice To double extra, 81 40
(a9 80 Market closed quiet.
wHEAr,-Receipts q, 600 bushels. The market
is about ic better, with fair export demand, the
Improvement being chiefly on low grades. Sales
OF $4,000 bushels at 81 o7@i 10 for rejected
spring 81 03H for no grade spring I; 81 13Cal 1oh
for No. spring 81 90 for mixed spring 81 s5x
for fair No. spring slo4 for no grade winter
CoRs-Receipts 10, s44 bushels. The market
Is quoted NC better ON spot and y lower on par
cells TO arrive, sales OF 5000 bushels at IlAc
for no grade mixed; 79Nc, for steamer mixed;
Tl(aT2c for new white southern ; 73c for Kansas
mixed on track 72&73c for new yellow SOUTH
ern IoaI2 for old western mixed In store; CSC
for blue-eyed do. in store.
OATs.--Keceipts 9,6l5 bushels. The market
IL about NC better for graded parcels. Sales
state 47(s6oc for white do, Including rejected;
4ss49hc for No. mixed New York Inspection
46tl for Nc. do.
HAY.-The market is quoted nrm at 1880
HoPs.-The market is quoted as quiet at II
@i6c for yearings ls74's eastern and western
ls@ls new crop New York state Californians
at l6d2Oc.
CoFFKK.-The market for Rio is quoted as
more active and steady at l6al9c gold for car
goes 10000 gold for Job lots.
SudAR-The market is quoted as being STEADY
and III moderate demand at Th@Iac for fair TO
good refining
MoLAssEs. THE market is quoted quiet for
grocery grades.
RIcB.-Fhe market Is quoted as being quiet.
at es7c for Carolina; Sa6h for Louisiana; GO
PETRoLSus.-The market is quoted as being
duh and heavy. Sales OF crude at SIC; refined
at l4s.al5hc.
TALLow.-The market is quoted as being
steady. Sales OF IA 900 lbs at s[@stc.
EGGs.-The market Is quoted as being heavy.
Sales at 10y a2oc for state and Pennsylvania
isal94c for western.
PoRK.-The market is quoted as being dull
and lower. New mess held al e22 90. Prime
mess at $2i sTk@2l 90.
BRsF.-The market Ia quoted as being steady
at ti2 5o@i3 so for plain mess sia oo@is 90 Tor
extra MESS.
LARD-Tho market is quoted as being active
and lower. Sales OF prime steam ~ sis 100
l8 s7Is.
BurTRR-The market is quoted as steady at
1I@sac for old western 20@8so for co. sta1e
AT 2I0d SOC.
CHkEsE-The market is quoted as being
heavy for other than choice; osl2kc Tor COM
wi WuIskYHTnc market is quoted "a being dull
and nominal at 81 1iai 10.
A NICE LINE OF
HOLIDAY SLIPPERS,
At o. W. CURRIERS',
daf No. ~ MerchsntA' Row.
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R, wnEELER,s COMPOUND ELIXIR OF

HR, WUEELER's COMPOUND ELIXIR OF
~ Phosphates and Callsaya Is called a
Chemical food ana Nutritivc Tonic hec9uss
Phosphates enter into the formation OF oyery
the development OF the tissues and the genera
tOn Of nerve power. They promise good APP
petite, aid digestion. create pure blood, and
supply the waste going on in the system as the
combined with Caisaya Bark, the chief reli-
ance In all Iebrile, proslrat- conditions, 1t forms
combination for the highest intrinsic merit,
and Will restore to health more case3 or gen
eral debility than al other medicines IN eXtsl-
ence. II Is incapable OF injurious suits under
any ircumstances. app ldGM2w
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WONDERFUL IN ITs Results There ia
no medicine that has accomplished so much
as Shiloh's Consumption Cure. 1t has es-
tablshed the fact that consumption can be
cured, while for asthma, bronchitis, Group,
hoarseress, whooping cough, and all lung
diseases It has no equal. No medicine was
ever sold on such favorable terms, il It wss
unreliable it would be the greatest folly to
guarantee il. il costs nothing to try it rs
it can be returned if 1t does not give salts
faction after using two-thirds of bottle.
Call at my store and get y sample bottle,
10 cents, or a regular size for 80 cents or
81. II your lungs are sore or chest or back
lame use Shiloh's Bellabonna plaster, which
seldom fails to give relief.
A. w. HIeGiNs, Rutland; Rice 6 Co.
Castleton Dr.. Meeker & DR.. Campbell,
Poultney W. Sweet, Fairhavep else
where by dealers generally.
HAcRMETAcK" a new and delightful
perfume cold by the above dealers, else
where by dealers generally. d&w1y
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Burglary at Bennington.

The jewclry store of +. N. Squire, of
Bennington, was burGlarized Monday night
of about five hundred dollars worth of
plated ware, poke, knives, etc. More
valuable goods in the safe not disturbed
Brsdley's jewelTy store was entered shout,
two hundred dollars worth taken. The
thisf commenced operations in DR.. Scrsn-
tons office early in the evening, but WIS
discovered in the entry, played drunk and
was let go. Had no plumber.
DESCRIPTION OF THIEF.
Thief about twenty-five years old,
smooth face, weak eyes, dark blue clothes,
soft hat. The village offers one hundred
dollars reward.
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DDnst Forget This.

that tho Estey organ Factories are the largest
In the world, make the most organs. over 10000
being In use, an5 Notwithstanding the hard
times, are now making nearly 1000 organs every
month. They are not only the best and cheap
est, but are sold on the easiest terms OF any
organ made. II any one says TO the contrary,
don't you believe 1t, but address for catalogues
and information,
GEoRSE @. DAY.
nov22d&w1y Rutland, Vt.
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General Dix.

" AsHINUTUN, April II.
Among the rumoIs current in Washing
ton last evening, and which seem to be au-
thentic, was one that the president intends
to send to the senate tomorrow the name
Of ex-Gov. John A. Dix Of New York to
be minister to England.
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a Card.

Te all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretious of youth. nervous weakness
early decay, loss OF manhood. etc, will send
q recipe that Will cure YOU, FREE of CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered by mis-
slonsry In South America. Send self. ad-
dressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph 7. 1nmaD,
station d, Bible House, New York city.
feb2Sdeodz won
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The circulation of tho "Daily Globe" is equal
to, IL not in excess OF, any other daily newspa-
por in Vermont. Tho circulation Of the
"woekly Globe" is half larger than that of
any other weekly newspaper in Western YER
mont and moro than tho combined circulation
Of all the other wesklies in Rutland county.
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MISSES soUTHwICK AND ATWOOD,
Would announce that Miss Atwood is in
New York selecting patterns for the Spring
and Summer, and would be pleased to have
their friends call and examine the same on
Saturday, April 10Th, when they will find
a choice and stylish assortment.
aprlsilw
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Thousands OF sn1unctions. The cold
catching community. thousands OF them are
and catlrrhs, In the shape OF daily and nightly
doses OF Hales Honey OF Horehound and Tar
The paroxy SINS are silenced In <s hours Sold
by all druggists. aprl2d&w<w
Pixies Toothsohs drops cure in minute.
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naAikEil E;S.

PADDoCK-BATEs-At North Pownal, March
10th. by Rev. j. l.. Cook, Charles Anthony
Paddock AMI Marietta Parker Bates
BARNEY-sMlTH-A Swanton. April 9th, by
Rev. N. W. Wilder Henry G. Barney and Ida
A. daughter OF George l.. Smith.
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John Cain, agent of the Vermont mil
tual and other companies. Office under
the town hail. d&w
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Art Lecture.

The closing lecture of the art course was
delivered at Baxter Music hall last evening
by Hon. George Greenvile Benedict, on
Wood Engraving" The audience, though
not as large as it should have been, was q
fair one, and followed the lecturer closely
to the end The lecture was illustrated
with several engravings.
The following IS an
ABSTRACT OF TIE LECTURE
Printed pictures are of three classes =
First In order OF invention and in usefulness,
10 wood engraving ; next, the copper-plute
or steel engraving last aud cheapest, the
Autograph. In the first the engraving is
In relief in the second in intaglio; in the
third there is no ngraving-ccrtain parts
of the stone being 30 treated that they will
take printers ink. The wood engrsver
uses a block of lockwood on this draw.
ing ia made with pencil or India ink. The
white portions OF the block are then all cut
away, and the black drawing is left in re-
lief. This work requires extraordinary
nicely OF eye and hand. 1t has beea esti-
mated that each Of the little cross-hatch-
iugs or crossed lines used III shading, re-
ouires 10 cuts of the engraver. A single
false cut might spoil the whole block. The
eppraver must be an artist-must know
how to give tone and the effects of color by
the curvature and character OF lines. And
when tho engraver has done his work,
much depends On the printer; He, too,
must be an artist, and by regulating care
fully the distribution OF ink and the amount
of pressure on different portions of the
block, secure that graduation OF light and
shade which will most heighten the effect
of tho whole.
Wood engraving is to plate engraving
What nrinting ia to writing. 1t carries art
into every household. To print single
number OF Harpers Weekly from copper
plates would take from four to five years.
The wood engraving can be set into the
form of type and printed with the same
rspIdity. II gives US prints for the masses /;
il bngitsns the childs primer; 1t brings
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wHITCoMB-In Springfield, April 9Th, Phobe
d., wife Of Jairus WhitcOmb, aged Gl years.
FOX-In Bennington Center, March i0th, Mrs.
Mary w Fox. aged 70 years.
HARWOOD--ln Bennington, March 9th, Lo-
vina daughter OF the lato Gen Perez Har-
wood, aged 70 years.
DOWNS-ln Woodfod, March "a, Isaac Downs,
aged 90 years
JoNES-In New York Mills March %, Martha,
wife Of j. u. Jonee Of Fairhaven, and daugh-
ter OF Thomas /. Davis, aged 20 years.
MAY-ln Ticonderoga, April Sd, william May,
aged IS years
LEE-In ,rlconderoga, March 8ist, Carrie F.,
daughter OF Alexander and sarah 4. Lee, aged
10 years, months and 81 days.
COLEMAN-In Weston, April 18th, Emma Eliz
abeth, daughter Of Joseph A. ana Btta Cole
man, aged year and II months.
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Weather Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT

WAR DEPARTMENT,
Oyrtca or THs CHIEF SIGNAL OrprCBR.S
WARRINGTON. April l2.-l q. m.
For lower lakes aud middle etates, sta
tlonsry barometer, easterly winds, increas-
ing clcudiness and possibly rain.
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$1,000 PROFIT ON SlO(

Made any day In PUTS AND CALL. Invest ac-
cordlng 10 your means 30. 500 or 900 IN
stock Privileges, has brought small fortune
10 the careful inve tor. We advise when and
how 10 operate safely. Book with full infOr-
nation sent free. Address orders by mail and
telegraph TO BAXIEH a. 90.
Bankers and Brokers, ~ Wall street, N. Y.
tanz7dkW1y
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York ctock and Money Market.

New York Stock and Money Market.
NHw YORK, April II.
Money in better demand. and loaned up to SO
cper cent, but before the close dropped TO 81
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper sos per cent.
and 4Sot1.
Gold opened at IS, and closed at 1ls, with
sales in the interim at ll2,s.
ClearingS at the Gniu exchange {20. S2S, 600.
Custom receipts, $3.50 600.
Treasury disbursements, sos 600.
Produce exports for the week ending to-day,
$i,o23,t03.
tioyernmcnts steady.
state ponds cuet and nominal.
Railroads bonds Ia gOoe demand.
STOCKS early in the day were heavy, the bulk
Of business being divided betw' en- Lake Shore
Erie, Western Union and Paclnc Mall. Lake
shore. witch was the feature Of the day, opened
at 59A@59;.. but steadily declined to osh. Pa
chic Mail, which at the opening was strong at
lsH, became weak, ane dtclined to lIls, subsc-
quen,ly recovering 10 ~, Erie was flIm, adj
Western Union declined 10 6:'l, ros, TO ooE,
but again weakened and fell to 65L. The mar
ket continued weak until near the close, when
there was slight recovery from the lowest
point OF the day. Tue decline for the day
ranged from \ 10 IL and the late recovery was
1,@:,. Lake Shore recovered TO 5s]s and closed
al 5s'. Western Union rallied to co.,, St. Paul
cOmmcn TO d07s, and Eide TO 1891. The remain
der Of the list was dull on slight changes.
The transactions III stocks to-day aggregated
l93,cO0 shares. The principal dealings were a.
fcIiows
20 co. Western unlon, 2VtvS 9. r"'ii'' mall
Gold closed at ll3
Money closed at 81.
Governments active and lower.
state bonds quiet and nominal.
Stocks dull and unsettled.
Tne following are the closing quotations
q. ). IS 81 reg.....i2i!. Harlem ...,.......1Ss
U. S. 6s 81 coup. ..122i, do pref. .1S3
o. $. 6-20s "a coup. Michigan Central tsA
u. 5. 5-2Os 65 old. lis Panama ........... 1877
u. s.. 520S C5 walls. Union Paciflc..... a
U. y. 5-20s '67..,...12l Lake Shore Mich
q. S. 5-29s '6s. ....l22;. igaD southern. 5s4
U. $. IS ew......llsA Illinois Central.... eSk
U. S. lo-4os reg. ...ll7t. Cleveland Pitts
u. S. l0-4Os coup. .lls9s burg. ........... %
Currency 6s.. .l26A Chicago & North
Delaware anu Hud- western. ........ AK
son Canal. .ll51s do pref..... 81
Canton. ........... rs Cleveland, Column
Consolidated Coal. 49s bus & Cin...... OK
Cumberland. -. =. So N. j. Central .lt21
western Union TEL Rock Island. 80. 1908.
egraph.......... so NIL. a ST. Paul.. 4oh
Quicksilver ....:... tx do pref. eet
do pref, 22,. Fort wayne......~ l02.
Pacific Mall. lTt Chicago a. Alton. .lG3
Adams Express. .l0T do .pref..llo
Wells, Fargo & Co. s5H Del, Lack & West l1bk
American NJ, U. Ex- Q. b. q g.. liz
press. ........:.. COX Hannibal 81. Jo-
United States TX. seph. ..... -" IS
press. ........... ~ central feclI1c... lOI
New York Central Union Pacific. los
andH. X. r.. ...ll2a Exchange long. ASH
Erle.......,, ..... lsa 90 snort, .Sev
do pref...... 80
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StEE AT POSTOFFICE SAMPLE OF
- japanese Paper Competing framed. Re-
tailed by Candlish 4 nadaway.
CIAS. J.. HARRIS & co.
General Agents,
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O. x TO 500 PER DAY AT HOME.
HCssmples worth 81 free. STINsoN & CO.,
Portland. Maine. mar5d&wly
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A NICE LINE OF
HOLIDAY SLIPPERS.
At o. W. CURRIERS',
DAT No. ~ Merchanta' Row.
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WASHINGTON, April II.
Counsel for Hsllett Kilbourn this morn
ing applied TO Chief Justice Carter Of the
dis riot supreme court for writ OF habeas
corpus. The writ wa, ordered to be re-
turned forthwith.
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TuE TARIFF BILL.

Mr.. Morrison gave notice of his intention
to offer in the house, pending the consider
ton of the tariff, an amendment taxing tea
and coffee. The bill has been materially
altered since its introduction it was de-
cidcd to be reported favoraby to the house
by vote ofG to s.