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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-23
Drn Goods.

SPRING GOODS.-Wrn. T. Jennings Il Co Diapers
- and Teilors Importers OF Cloths Cassmeres VesLinss
Fancy Dress Articles, &c ~ Broad"ay opposite the Fosn-
goods comprising Cloths for Dress and Frock Goats Cas-
smeres for Panaloons. in various styles; Silk Satin
Marseilies Chae aud Valencia Vestngs &C which wllhe
up order through the aid OF efficient corps of
he found in the country n our usual moderate
The attention directed the Pauiaoons department must
continue To offer Inducements 10 those who appreciate nj
combining and elegance In addition 10 The usual as
sortmen goods gapt by the trade have always on
hand Fancy Dres. Articles IN great variety consisting OF
Scarfs Crava.s. Hands erchafs Gloves Slspenders, Ho
sierv Linen and Muslin Shirts, Collars, &c. mis- istf
NEW SPRING GoODS.-J c. BOOTH CO,
lNDrapers and Tgors, 1871 Roadway. doors below The
Franklin House have just received through their agent in
Paris, lot OF choice patterns Bon-ans fancy elastic CASH
meres, and sylee French Cashmere anu Narcotics
Also. lot of fine Boleys and Srnonrs Broadcoths, all
colors OF soft pane textures, exactly suited for Spring
Frock and Dress Coas.
Spring Sack. which they Offer for sale, readymsde 10
order, al very moderate prices.
Always on hand large assortment o! fancy articles
read nnde Linen. Hosiery, Gloves, Umbrellas Cane I'M
breas &c &c all Of superior quality most Of them being
made exclusively for this establishment MI isE
w rale-5O Broad Cloths, wool-dyed black blue
brown drab cade,.uixcd forest green &c from the Web
ser Mil, and other well known manufactures.
10 cases cotton aud wool Tyreeds of all syles
50 do Kentucky Jeans, gold mixed brown mixed olive
black and black mixed, from the Kennehec
100 do Bleached Goods. comprising
~ do Manchester goods 10, ~. 81 In and 10 Long
Cloths, Calendered and Beetle finish.
~ do Poclasse ShirtiDgs.
20 do LppiLi do.
10 DO Aleghsnis 90.
eg bales Brown Sheeings of Lockwood, Jeweu Civ Her
kmer, Globe, Harrison, Manchester and Family
stamp
100 do Dr!I.-Uncss, Norfolk and Merrinack stamp
$50 do Tcks-Amoskeag a, B, Wslpole's, Rocheater,
8c. &c. ofal widths and qualities
30 cases Pgptsloon Stufs OF desirable styles.
100 do Slesas and Cashans. assorted coors tvFed and
plain of al qualities
go do New style Spring Prints, handsome styles and
patterns. III linls
ATwATER, GOULD & co.
DFSIRE the attention OF buyers in this market their
Dsock OF Foreign aad Domestic Dry Goods Prices for
cash or acceptable paper shall be made satisfactory No IA
Wall-st near Broadway. 81 2nis"
DROWN SBEETINGS Ard Shirtiugs-Tle best as
ID sortment gotup IL establishme n may now
examined. manufacturers prices. on the IND hDor OF
Nos Is and 20 Cedsr-st ms T. y uNDERHlLL-
DLUE DRILLS-aO bales STARK blue Drills, in
ID store and for sale by
ms G +. HAhRis, 20 Exchanse-piace-
- HLEaCHED SHEETINGS-lO cases, extra
/ D-aheavv received and for sale by
ms C F. HARRIS. 10 EHcha1ga-place
Gnpartrersbips.
/ NOTICES. TYLER COOK has this day associated
! l \ with him in business Geo ". Clark. The Conms-
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DUBLIC NOTICE-v 8. PALMER is Ii. only aG
thoy-rd gent for the DeT.oIye Gazette IN the City o
New York OF which we hereby gi-e public notice.
HARKER JOHNSON, Publishers
Wilmington, Feb. elhi lS46. MI Sus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-23

u Twelfth Wnrd.--The Wings OF the Twelfth
Ward are requested 10 Monday evening March a
a, bali past o'clock p NJ. McGuUe, Harlem. (sdsvc
nnel TO select delegates The Msyotsty and Aims hoae
Commissioner Convention, pursuant 10 the resolution OF
he General Committee. BY order
ms IL. WALTER BRADY. Secretary
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fats.
LEARY & cos

FASHION FOR STRING, $40.
r. The preference universally manifested
for present style of Gen,emsns Hats has decided
continue The for the ensuing
LEARY co. Haters. Nos. 8. sad 3 A.or House.
New York, Fsb. 18th. 1896
Circulars, descriptive OF he peculiarly of our style for
wArded by addressing us postpaid. 28ftfs
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~ Wings of the Old Ninth. Once more TO
your Dury.-The Democratic Wing Electors 81 The Nnlh
Ward requested assemble their old head quarters.
Northern Exchange, Blecckers, Monday evening the
2Sd inst half past O'Clock Tor The purpose OF selecting
three delegates City Convention nominate candid
ales for Mayor and Aims House Commissioner.
BY order OF the Ward Committee
J. ~. STRANG. Chairman.
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GRANAM'S MAGAZINE

GRAHAM'S MAGAZINE
OF Literature and aTi, for April, Observation-Disclosures
THE PARrINc-An original mszzctinl from the buru of
Mr.. Gross young artist OF promising abilities and pupil
of Sartan's
PARIS FAsHoSs-We present in this number the read
era Of Graham another Of those beautiful plates from Paris
which give hta Magazine the palm among ali judges The
Spring patterns very beautiful.
MUsc-The Spell Is Broken. A Ballad. Written and
composed by juliet Bechsmbers.
ORIGINAL PAPERS.
Emblems. BY c. Donald Mcleod.
To a Lady Singing By G. Hill.
Monologues Among the Monn.ains-No Ill. Bya Co.'S
mopoi,e
Margaret. by Henry w Herbert.
Lighting the Candies q, Boi Ends. BY 7. E. E.
A Dramatic Sketch. By L.
The Philosophy OF Competition. By Edgar A, Poe.
To the American Egge By Miss Emma Wood.
The Stolen Manuscript. By Mrs. Caroline H. Butler
The Parting. BY Z. NJ. Sidney.
Fashionable Folles. By Mrs Mary B. Horton.
Ths Heats Guests. Bv Caroline f. Orne
The Queen OF Noon. By T B. Reed.
Brothers and Sisters. Partisan Sketch BY T. Mayne
Reid.
The Wood. ByNlrs Frances Sargen, osgood.
The Wild Breeze ia Spnging By Dr. John c. NJ Cabe.
Foreign Literary News. From Our Correspondent
Abroad
GTauAMs MAcAzINE will be delivered IN any part Of The
City at IS per nnnu or . cents per number payable on
delivery. VIM. H. GRAHAM. Tribune Buildings
1921 2I!s Office of Graham's Magazine.
ENGLISH PAPERS.
A RRIVAL OF TIE HIBERNlA-By the steamer we
n have received full supply OF all The various daies OF
London Illustrated News...........lSl Cent?.
Pictorial Times ......................l84
London Punch ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Bells Life ..........................iS3 :"
Dublin Nation
Freemsns Journal. ...............lsi
Weekly Dispatch.
Wilmer l. Smiths Tmes............ls3
Dickens Weekly News.............tef
All the above tor sale whole and retail by
BURGESS, STRiNGER co. 222 Broadway,
m21 2tis Corner of Annst
THIS DAY PUBLISHED.
TINE RANSOMED BRlDE-A Tale OF the lnquisition
by f. +. Weld. Esq author OF The Separation: On
Soundngs and or" &c &c.
This romantic aud exciting Story graphic md iorcib7
written book conssedy the nppiesl from the gied a
thos pen. In psos. beauty and rutulnees 10 also
mi SITS BURGESS. STRINGER& co.
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e Broadway Tabcrnacle.-Mr Thomas Flynn,
formerly nected with the Theaire) will deliver his fst
Esd. Several eminent Vocalsts will appear. Mr. Brown,
of Yonkers will ring several Temperance Songs and also
Mr. Cook. To commence O'Clock. Tickets 25 cents.
had Messrs Burgess Strnger Co.'s Of Broad
way and Anns, and Mr. Fyuns residence, 81 Duane 81
tn2l 2ias
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Gnuartnersbips.

NOTICE. TYLER COOK has this day associated
l \ with him in business Geo. W. Clark. The Commits
sion and importing business will be hereafter conducted
under The firm OF Cook Clark. 1t No. 81 Beaversl-
p. TYLER COOK.
GEORGE W. CLARK.
NB-Af.er The hrs, OF May at l73 Pesr-sL
Nsw.York Mach 10th, 1916. MIG lwis-
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ATWATER, GOULD co.
DESIRE the attention OF buyer. in This market 10 their
~ stock OF Foreign aad Domestic Dry Goods Price. uol
cash or Acceptable paper shall be made satisfactory No IA
yTsIIst naar Rrosdw NAV 25f 2mis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-23

EMPLOYMENT WANTED-Bya steady, active
L. and intelligent young American "a years OF AGES
pabs Of making himself useful in any ordinary capacity is
native of This city, and give unexceptonable reference
character Would accept Of any decent employ and
work faithfully for reasonable pay note addressed 10 T.
f.ndni ~ my 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-23

~ seventeenth Wnrd.-The Democratic Wing
OF me Seventeenth Ward requested assemble
=, ne hsary Clay House on Monday evening, sd instant
o'clock for the purpose of selecting delegates Con-
for the selection OF for MsVor and Aims
mouse Commissioner, and for Charter Of5cers
49,, a. BY order of The Ward Comrnit,ee
"<l = S. D. JACKSON. Ch,n,n.
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g Eighth Ward.-The Whgs OF Inc Vld EIgulu
will meet moudey evening March Esd. at haltpss
O'clock for the purpose eecing Delegate from each
District, form Ward Convention for the purpose Of
eecug three Delegates the City Convention in accord
taee with the recommendation OF the Wing General Com
n,,ce. a; the following places viz;
lat District, The Regalia. No. = Mercer.st
q (" American House. Spring Laurens-
ID l55 Spriugsl
lib - Doluia:ck-sl
Sh Is Hsmmersl-y-.t
9Th "a $50 Hudsou-sL
9Th " 289 Nudsonsl
Sh " sos Washing son-st
The Delegates to the Ward Convention will meet e, the
Regala, No . Mercer.sl ats o'clock.
BY order of the Ward Committee.
ROBERT MlLLIKIN, Chairman.
william B, PECK, Secretaries.
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SCHOOL BOOKS
PUBLISHED BY PRATT. WooDFoRD L co. l5s

PUBLISHED BY PRATT. WooDFoRD K co. l5s
Pearl.s,. -
oreys School Geography and Atlas comstocks Phi!os
ophy and Comatocks other works igcudicg Chemistry,
Bo0ny Physiology Geology and Mineralogy; Bulions's
admired OF GRAMMAR English, Lain and Creek
Also Len Render Latin Lessons and Cesar Greek Rea-
der will be issued OF May Ben,ley's Pictorial Spelling
Book; Cooper's Virgil; Gallardes School and Family
Dictionary.
P w & co. also publish Family Bibles Rolnss and Jo-
sephuss Histories and Ro5Gsons History OF England and
keep all times FOR sale fine assortment OF Blank Books
Paper Qus Steel Pens and other Stationery and School
and Classical Books generally which they offer 10 bookse
and dealers the lowest market price M lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-23
5tram GOODS.
STRAW BONNETS

4 CHAPLIN No II John-st (near Broadway has on
LIE hand good assortment of fashionable Straw Bonnes
which will be sold st The lowest cash prices. Miners are
invited examine goods before purchasing elsewhere
mi 2meodis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-23

MENTAL NOTICE.-The subscriber would respect
Duy inform the profession that he mas removed from 2
70 233 Broadway over Gibbons drug store, where be
would be happy TO see them.
2 mo Sisr ASAHEL JONES.
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SUBSCRIBERS. Suspenders !-Srspenders.;! - -
- full supply OF Sh!rred suspenders, warranted . IN
from Sulphur, and superior 20 any in market ror
Quantities by GEORGE BE6Cnddsarr,,v
ms Manufacturing A gent Jos b roe1- =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-23

II Interesting Facts I'm Brief-Mr. Philip VII,
cox of the firm Of Wilcox Richmond, New Bedford was
entirely cured OF caner OF the stomach threat and month
and his general health much improved, bv the OF only
one bottle of Dr. Woods Sersap9iia and Wild Cherry Bit
ters.
Col John Bayes Deputy Sheriff Bristol Co Mass waa
cured by the Bers OF Rundce indigestion and headnche
j. X. Perkins Esq. attorney at law, New Bedford was
bty. II only necessary the afflicted 10 get the genu
iue Blers of the regular Agent for their iae and The cure
ia certain. WYATT & KETCHAM l2i Fulton-si-
Wholesale aud Retail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-23

A GENTLEMAN will give private lessons IN the
n Greek and Latin Languages, also II Agebrs and Cie
omstry Inquire Mr.. Winerion's Writing Academy PSI
Broadway mil 2weods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-23

N Sixteenth Ward.-Pursaant TO the recommends
uon OF the General Committee the Democratic Wing Fec.
avenue House-7h-avenue lsih-.t on Monday Eve.
ning he sd instant O'Clock Tor she purpose electns
nSe delegates 10 represent said Ward in The Wing DAY
orally Convention.
BY order OF the Ward Committee.
GEORGE @. CAMPBELL, Chairman.
SAMUEL REYNOLDS
loHS D. LINDEN secretaries usa
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VIII. II. JONES, Auctioneer
BOOTS, SHOES AND BRO&ANS, on Wednss-
- day, March o. l0t o'clock at the store Of D. In
gersol 4. Co. No. 222 Pearst 500 comprising
large desirable Of Boots, Shoes and Bro
CANS suitable for tho Southern Western and City dealers,
received Catalogues aud goods ready The day
yiOus TO the aale. mhlntf3m'
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A FURNISHED Room. for single gentleman, TO let
n vithou board in small private family Apply $50
SDriug-st 2teod
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Dr. ~ L144AJ OOOAAS4j
26t BROADWAY, CORNER WARRE.-srREET.
nPHTHALNIA, Stoppage OF tie Tear Passage Caia'
W ract and Opscttes, eaectuA!Iy removed.
Araurosis treated with great attention and success
Of Strs5Unus, or Squirting cured In
few minutes-
Artificial Eyes inserted Specaces adapted TO every de-
Eel ms Saw llnis NV F&alNN.
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% Fourteenth ward.-Agreesble to recommends.
con oil the Democratic Wing General Committee the Wing
electors o. this Ward requested meet st Central
no. 100 Grand 81 Monday evening March S6, a. half
past O'CLOCK for the purpose of eecing three Delegates
eCry Convention 10 nominate Candidates for Mayor ard
Aims House Commissioners. And also resolution OF
ma Ward Committee. 20 select Nominating Committee OF
stteen delegates 10 select Chatter Officers be supported
0the ensuing election. By order
JOHN oRMoND. Chm Ward Committee.
TRos. HYsLoP,
CAAs r. wEBsrER, see'ts- IL,
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YOUNG LADY experienced In teaching the high
n er ranches of English education, together with
French Drawing and Music would like situation in some
School the city vicinity line addressed c. B. -
Johns LIST door viii receive immediate attention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-23

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE sALES,-O'
personal attention will be given to tho sales OF Hous
hold Furniture Sales rs heretofore.
m1I RIEECRER DYKE No IL Walls IL.
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WANTEDAq sspsbi.ne ss Girl as waiter One who
| recommendations may apply at IS Beekmsn.. ,sesS
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Boston Anrtion Gales.

pYT. 2. DC o. RICH, Oil Brosd.sreet opposite
ID Fosters wharf, Bosou.
On Wednesday, April Is.
500 CASES Boors SHOES AND BRoGAss LEATHER, SKINS,
scSole and Upper Leather Calf Lining Binding, Kid and
Morocco and other Shoe stock
Liberal advances made consignments OF Leather FOR
auction private sale. p2ital6
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~ Paper Hnngings md Window Shades
Solomon Hart, 2i3 Broadway, opposite he Park have
the largest and best stock Of Paper Baugngs and
Window Shades be found in the city, and prices lower
than be had any other establishments
Their stock consists Of the different styles, both French
and American which the public 10 general invited TO
cali and examine mis- lmisMW&F'
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BARRow'S PATENT COOKING RANCE.
THIS RANGE, which is acknowledged superior to
all others In use, Us Tor sale by the subscribers
References given of s Standing 10 The community
VINO have hem In use. ROLLHAUS ABEEDROTH,
w. J1nisso5~ 243 Wafer 81
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E soee-st possession given Immediately. Inquire Of
sG j. Price 1884 Eas, Broadway, or AZ the Tribune ole
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a NEW EDITION OF CURIOSITIEs OF LITERA
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DISHOP,S ARRANGEMENT OF Handel's Orsto-
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ave lust published Handles Oatorio OF The Messiah Bs
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In this edition The Vocal parts given complete aud the
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FAIRBANKS, pI4ATFORns sCALsEsss,. =,
4 rzrted perfectly and permanently cones' wsus
dtmylis' g&IReAHkS x ~
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EIRE BRICKS, TILES, &c.-fire Bricks OF all
4 shspes equal The best imported Furnace Blocks,
Bars and SaDs Oven Greenhouse and othe. Tiles Crate
and Stove Linngs Fire Clay Fire Mortar Gc The largest
and best in The city For sale at the Salamapder
Works, 81 Caunon-sL IL
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-23
To the Ta,-Paying Community in Vermont
NO, VI

Early in April 1915. all cases Of State claims,
existing in the fiscal year next preceding, were charg
ed to the respective State debtors, and ia all cases
where citizen became delinquent, by not present.
ing bis account for settlement or moi paying or
depositing, 10 the credit OF the Treasurer, moneys
collected for the benefit Of the Stale, the State S
Attorney Of the proper county was notihed oil the
claims aud evidence necessary TO sustain It was
furnished TWAS the memorable energy ofihe law
of 1872 that conducted TO this result The law
required nothing less than this Of the Auditor
That officer had sworn 10 execute the law, and II
was done. Those claims were then left in the
hands of States Attorneys for collection. The
character Of those claims will he understood by
reyerting to our last number. II was but reasona-
Die 10 expect, that the energy of that law would
not be exhausted, until every such claim should
have been collected and deposited in the State
Treasury Was this vain expectation The
result will show These claims had been prosecut-
ed TO me plus ultra" so far as the Auditor was
concerned, and there the power oithe law has been
arrested and the law sustaining the States rights
has been repealed
The result has shown that there is power in
the State a class of offices stronger than the law
power TO snrpass remove the barriers interpos'
inc between them aud the treasures OF the people
This class o. officers found themselves hemmed in
by the incshes Of The law, and took counsel 10,
peiher saying, "let us break their bands asundeI
and cast away their cords from us" This they
did and like Sampson in the cily ofGaza they have
carried away "the doors OF the gaie,-----bar and
ALL" We expect TO show that they have opened
as it were, subterranean passage under The treasury
for future USE as occasion shall require. That
this is substantially true, will be shown by an ex
animation Of the act Of 1916, which was virtual,
framed by Clerks, and that their interests were moi
forgotten in that bill, will, we think fully appear
The delinquent Clerks, on being called upon BY
the States Attorney to refund the money in thelI
hands, belonging TO the State began TO concentrate
their operations, 10 be relieved of law, whose
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-23
Bachelors in the East.

A recent traveller in Egypt places upon record
the following observations
ITO abstain from marrying when a man has at.
tanned sufficient age, and where there is no Just
impeachment. is esleemed by the Egyptians improp-
or, and even disreputabe. For being myself guilty
of this fault TO use no harsher term) have suffer-
ed much Inconvenience and discomfort during my
stay in this country, and endured many reproaches
During IN, former visit to Egypt, having occasion
TO remove from house which had occupied for
some months in great thoroughlare street in Cal
70, engaged another house in anelghborlng quar-
ter the lease was written, and some money paid
in advance but day or two after the agent of the
owner came 10 inform me that the inhabitants Of
the quarter who were mostly skretfs Tor descend
ants of the PROPHECY objected TO my living among
them, because was not married He added, how
ever, that they would gladly admit me, if would
even purchase female slave, which would exempt
me from the opprobrium cast upon me by The want
of a wife. replied, that being merely soionrn'
er in Egypt did not like either to take wife or
female slave whom must soon abandon; the mon
ey that paid, was, therefore, returned 10 me. In
another quarter was less unfortunate; such heavy
objections on account of my being unmarried were
not raised | was only required 10 promise that nc
persons nearing hats should come into the quarter
TO visit me; yet, after had established myself IN
my new residence, the sheykh Tor chieO OF the
quarter endeavored to persuade me to marry. All
my arguments against doing so he deemed OF nc
weight You tell me, said he, that in a year Of
two you mean to leave this country now there i:
young widow, who, am told, is handsome, living
within few doors Of you. who will be glad TO be
come your wife, even with the express understand
ing that you shall divorce her when you quit lhi,
place; though Of course you can do so before, i
she should not please you This damse had con
iryed TO let me catch glimpse Of her pretty face
as passed the house in which she aud her parents
lived. What answer could retuml | replied
that had actually, by accident, seen her face, an,
that she was the last woman should wish TO marrl
under such circumstances, for | was sure that
could never make up my mind TO part with her =
But found it rather difficult TO silence my oniciou
friend.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-23
STATE OF VERMONT.

MARLBORO, S.
Ia Probate Court, .ipri 6M, 1916
COMES John Brigham Admlnislfator upon the Estate
~ not yet administered OF LYSCOMB BRIGHAM, late
of Whngham deceased and the court here Tor an
extension Of the tune heretofore limited TO him to dispose
Of said estate and pay the debts Of said deceased
Whereupon it l. ordered that said Administrator notify
all persons interested that this court viii decide upon said
application at the session thereof 10 be holden at the pro-
bate Office in Batleboro in said district last Thurs
day of April instant by publishing copy Of this order
three weeks suceessivey in the Vermont Ph9nx, printed
Ut SAID Brattleboro previous To said time Of hearing
A true copy of Record
80 Attest, ROYALL TYLER, Hegr