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IL In the Allgemeine Z-itung OF March I3.
ls5s. we lind the following Latter fro.a q ars...

W In the Allgemeine Z-itung OF March 10.
iSos, we mad the following letter from Geneva:
In fernrr, formerly spelled Ferney, the ceIe-
bratGd residence Of VoItair. An inst.ncs -, -
glons federation lately happened, which. in this
part OF tie world, where confessional difference,
and dnimosities are more strongly marked than
20 any otheI Part OF Europe deserves to he noticed
ny reason OF its rare occurrence and cbeerino In
hsShce The Clergyman OF our Protestant con
giegailon, Mr. Dumini, who for 20 years lived
~n1 DIS catholic colleague terms OF great
ootn conformity made their collection, for the
poor and divided the contents without regard 70
confession. died few days ago His funeral
almost the whole OF the Catholic Congregation
The Catholic priest then, at Vespers had Mas
as pTofNHd'S sung for has deceased friend and
colleague ~
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UCTwenty-nve companies Of volunteers have
been offered in Kentucky for the Utah regiment
III VIM. III Smith, sentenced TO be hung al
81 Louis yesterday, has been respited for on .
month.
W While George Bleiler, a respected grocer,
VS. hdlng In his wagon at Buffalo Friday,
the pavement and killed
SHIPS OF OAk-The London Times saws ,ba,
.ne average Duration Of a ship of-war in a sea.
stA,e, quit Of British oak, is only thirteen
,y,ror,nS scve service IL takes seventy acres Of
sIouho eighty years to produce the timber
III On Friday last, a lady in Rocb.s,., Nv
Sl oIomaLy bulky person, but who, Iatteriy. had
been much reduced and enervated bv a ,ti,nae
alsease, naa tape worm, of some twenty feet IN
spumPkin seed emulsion. "'e VI
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CASUALTY AT SEA.-A letter from Capt Dale,
OF the ship Fleetwood, states that while on the
passage from Philadelphia, for Cape Town,
Cape Of Good Hope, during a gale, Hiram Car
Penter, of New Hampshire, and Edwin Hubbard
OF Middletown, Conn, the former carpenter of
the ship, and the latter seaman, fell from aloft
and were drowned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-03

IL Owing to the preparation of number Of
rooberies and acts Of incendarism ia the rural
sections Of Philadelphia, Mayor Vaux has inaug-
urated nightly patrol of mounted officers in
those sections Of the city which seem to be in
tested with robbers and incendiaries In the vi
entity OF Chestnut Hill, less than six Tobberes
were committed on Monday night, one or two
barns hred and destroyed, and some Of the best
stock Of attic hunt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-03

VIRGINIA BANK LEGISLATION The bank re-
sumption bill fixing the lst Of May for Iesuming
specie payments, has passed both Houses of the
virginia Legislature. The bill requiring the
present banks to redeem the notes of their branch
Is In specie, and requiring independent banks to
establish an agency in Richmond or Baltimore
Tor the redemption Of notes, was also finally
passed, and takes effect in April 1853
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IL Late advices from Mexico state that the
impression prevails that the Zuloago Govern
ment has gained strength, as the coalition has
certainly lost prestige by the blight Of its army
near Guanajuato. The decisive battle-to be
fought on the road to Vera Cruz, between Gen.
Echeagary and La Llave-has not vet taken
place When it has taken place we shall be able
to tell with greater accuracy how long Don Fe-
Iix Zuloago is destined to reign over Mexico
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The LARGEST Room IN THE WoRLp-H is
stated that the largest room tina. was ever con-
structed, is that in which the tobacco stores are
kept at the London docks. The room is said t.
cover nearly six acres being, Of course under one
roof! Ii Is curious Circumstance, that this
enormous apartment should be devoted to an ar
ticle of mere luxury
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SrKAMER BURNT.-The steamer sultan was
burned. yesterday morning, on the Upper Mis-
sissiPpi, near Cape Girardeau, by which disaster
from fifteen to twenty lives were lost, including
two ladies and two gentlemen, passengers. The
boat was bound to New Orleans with a full car
60; all of which is total loss
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{" How I CANE no BIZ MARnIrp. y is the title

How 1 CANE TO BE MARRIED" is the title
of an admirable story in the Weekly Star for
to-day, which by the way, abounds in interest
ing miscellaneous matter, and has also an I'M
usually full amount of Washington News and
Gossip, pertinent to the present great political
contest now in progress at the Capitol. The
other departments of the paper will be found
full of interest this week.
Terms, $l.25 per year; single numbers 3
cents, in wrappers if desired, for mailing to
friends in the country.
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II Accounts from Port AL Prince, Hayti, re-
present that city, and indeed the entire Island as
suffering terribly from the combined effects of
the financial crisis and small pox epidemic.
The harbor OF Port au Prince, however, was toll
eTably healthy.
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IL The Virginia Senate have adopted joint
resolution appropriating 81 900 to remove the re.
mains Of President Monroe from New York tc
Richmond
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IL William McNulty, convict in the New
HamPs hire State prison for burglary, has been
Identified as one Of the murderers of policeman
Hodson, at East Boston, Mass, during last Oc-
toher
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VI The tobacco factory OF Messrs. Crosby &
Winfree, at Richmond, Va, was burnt Yesterday
morning. The loss is estimated at $1,000 in
sured.
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NOTICE TO MEMBERS OF CONGREss.-Members
Of Congress can have their speeches printed with
neatness and dispatch, at the Star Office Price,
for 5000 copies of sixteen page speech, one cent
and half each
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S25O REWhRD VII be paid Coz information
V-rO which shall lead To the apprehension and
conviction Of the person or persons who sftempfed
to assasslnste Isaac EntwIs L aud Reeve Lewis ~
night of the nth instant. The reward viii be psId
on the certificate of tic District ATTORNEY. sfte5
lngton. we ua - 49,
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should "wash his hands of it az soon as posi-
ble.' We have since satisfied Ourself that
Mr.. P. emphatically denies that he is or ever
has been connected with the school referred 10,
and maintains that his sympathies are not en-
listed in favor of this or any other abolition
project
LIEUT.. BEALE.-This distinguished gentle
man has returned to Washington, after an alb.
sence of more than year in the public service
We have from time to time taken occasion to
spread before the Stars readers his reports
concerning the camel expedition and the pro-
press of the Government Wagon. road expedi
tion, Of which he was the 'superintendent No
other gentleman's services in paving the way
for future easy and convenient overland com.
munication between our Atlantic and Pacific
slopes have been of more advantage than his, to
the public interest.
REsIGNAIION.-Mr. John j. Berrett. late
Treasurer in the Washington City Post Office,
resigned this morning. The Postmaster then
rendered him a 81 ,45O clerkship, which he de-
clined. Mr.. Berrett discharged the respon-
sible duties of his late position with entire
satisfaction to all interested in the proper con-
duct of the affairs of the office, and those thrown
in contact with him, one and all of whom will
| sincerely regret his retirement
The WEArHKR.-The following report of the
weather for this morning Is made from the Morse
| Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time Of observation is about O'Clock a m
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" he people of Portsmouth, Va D., have voted
TO accept the charter making that town a city.
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OMAN ID MAY BA l.
Vigilant Fire Company.
The members of the NI6lLANT FIRE COM
PANl take pleasure an sBnouDcIns 10 their "a
numerous friends that they will give Grand ~
Nav Ball on MONDAY. MAY Sd. I"
Particulars future advertisement. I>N
A special meeting of the Coz pans wall Be held on
Monday Evening, Apni 5th. By order o. 20.
ape 80 COMMITTEE.
THE AWKWARD CLUB WILL GIVE A
i COTII.LON PARTY for the bensft of e2
their Library, on THURSDAY, A pul sth, At ~
Island Hall. - "
Tickets FIFTY CENTS. In
They would refer TO their previous BSls HEd Par
Ties as sufficient guarantee of fuil satisfaction.
M z9-7t'
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ID LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING in the Post Once. Was

(Orderedt to be inserted in the EVENING STAR, u
being the having the largest crcuston Of
any daily paper published In Washington
IL Persons applying for letters IN the following
list will please say they are ADvKRTIsED.
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SOIRE DAMS NTF,
PROF II. w. MTNDER most respectfully an
nounces 10 has friends and form.r patrons. a
that he proposes 20 give three instruction ~
Solrees durlns the present month. con. memo ~
iag on WEDNESDAY EVENING. hpnitA&0
7th, ls53. The plan Of which Is as follows:
Zach Gent wall have the privilege OF NV Itlng
ADV TO receive INSTRUCTIONS with HIM m the Ian
GERS 0usdnl- and the Highland Schottish.
The hour for in,tsuctIon VII be from until
O'Clock o. M, when the Solree Will commence and
coatlnue until ".
The Gentleman will be charged My the orCj .a7y
price Of the saree and charge for The LADY.
Prof NJ ofsrs thIs great ouce vent that ali may
he pre- pared Cor the May Ball, the above dances
Wi be tded 20 the programme OF general dane Ing
apS 4t
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APPoISTMENrs.-The following appointments
have been confirmed by the Senate

APPoISrNENrs.-The following appointment
have been confirmed by the Senate:
C0ns"ls.-H. I. ROmertze, n. Y. Galatza.
Moldavia; j. X. Kooken, Penn, Trinidad do
Cuba; c. c. Newkerck, N. Y, La Union. San
Salvador; w. l.. q. Smith, N. Y, Shanpbae
j. l. Lansing, N. Y, africa, Peru; J. w Cor.
nam, Mass, Jerusalem; w. ii. Morse, Mass.
st. Jago, Cape de Verdes C. Croswell, Wis.
st Petersburg S. Ward, N Y, Bristol, Eng.
A Il. Catlin, Mass, Prince Edwards Island.
surveyors Of CnstOms.-J. X Shay. Alex.
andria, Va; g. Johnston, Fredericksburg. Va. ::
j. Bohannon, East River, Va; X. III. Webb.
Suffolk, Va; P. S. Probasco, New Brunswick.
n. j.; W. Havens, Greenport, N Y: s. S.
Norton, Port Jefferson, n Y;G.W. Merchant.
Dumfries, Va.
l.. Summers, Marshal for Iowa.
w. ID. Roy, Collector at Vicksburp. Miss.
j. Hanna, Postmaster at Camden M
They NURSE THEM,-It is amusing to see
the pertinacity with which the abolitionists Of
Congress now guard the persons of those all.
squatulating Democrats and South Americans
who, they fear, may, after all, not have fully
made up their minds to enlist formally under
the Giddings banner. Whether at the theatre
or in the street, wherever one Of the latter
more especially if he is an absqu atulator-is
to be SEEN he is apt to be fanked by one or
more Republican members of the bitterest
stamp. The observance Of this rule is now so
general as that loOkers-on of all parties re-
mark 1t, and make it a familiar topic of CONVEX
satlon. Never did the imaginary Jesuits of
Eugene Sue watch others personally with more
perunacity and anxiety, than do the Republi
can members those who now act with item.
Mr.. PEALE, OF THE PATENT Oyr,cp Tho
Star OF the Both ultimo, wo copied from the Re.
p'tol,c paragraph duplicating Mr.. r. PeaIe.
an Examiner in the Patent Office, as being con.
nected with an abolitionist school in his c;tv
for the education of negro children. After
having animadverted on another part of the
same paragraph, We added that if there were
any truth In the charge against Mr.. p, be
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MARTlN SCHAT's GUITARS. vIoLINS
~. hioilncelloes, Bassos, FLUTES, Flfes, Flageo
iStk, bhaSs Instruments, Accordeons. FlntlfaS.
kbsanlos, Tamborines, Bones, Instruction Books,
Musio fsper. and best quality of Strings at the
w. G. METZEROTT,
me- corner OF nth street and Pa. avenue,
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SHOULDER SEA NJ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- of Tentlemen's Dress Shirts is now complete
Bu'ng exclusively for ca Eb and iring 10 increase
our cash safes. we offer the est goods st the very
lowest and uniform Prices 1T
STEkENS'S Sales room
aP s-ht Browns Hotel.
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THE cOPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing between the subs crIbers, carving On
the w GOD and Coal Business. is this ~ dissolved
by mutual consent. Either of us are author zed IN
settle the business of the LATE firm.
HENRY BARRON
SOLOMON SLOWER
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II ARTISTS COI.oRS
LATCH, 3,5 Pennsy van In ayeDpa has ms, ~
celyed one al the hnest assortments OF ATfi.ts
Solors, dry and IN compressihle tubes ever rfered
LOT SAFE IN Warrington. ALSO. sable and Fitch lair
brushes, canvas IN rolls and ON .tretcbsr, etc,
EXAMINATION by artists is respectfully solicited.
mS-lw SIS Pa av., opposite Brown A1tsl.
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SlGN OF THE
~ G. f. G. l. E,
~ indicates where you Iniy get l. OOKI " G.
6LAScES, III gilt or mahogany frames; POR-
TRAIT and PICTURE FRAMES, round oval
or square, Kilt or otherwise; ar any other klrd of
work M his line The largest lot OF LOOKING
GLASS PLATES kept constantly on hand, cheap
Tor cash. JOHN WAGNER,
80 2l5 Pa. avenue,
apply between 9th and 18th SITS
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f.ssd suBSGR,BERs HAVE ESTAB-
the RridSsa LIVELY STABLE near n
Hneses person, wishing TO hire gentle HEFl
ses "a y ~, Sther rlding or other purpo- SE w
desired, 'e''i'' Win Dussies &c, when
m N-Iw RICuapn on rrtr . on>,
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EVERY AFTER NOON, commencing at precise
IL quarter befurs five o'clock and closing precisely
q quarter before six O'Clock. Clergy men of different
conduct the exercises. There has
been aready n large attendance and much interest.
The meetings are open to all and all are invited.
M I2tf
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0@RELlGlOUS MOTTO E.--rbe Disciples
tkrESp ;, WI nave meeting on TO, MORROW AT
dEkNOoN at ga O'Clock. In Island Hall, corner
y ST anu Virginia avenue. Preaceing by Elder John
1 DicAeIsOh. IT.
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DR. THOMAS O. HILLS has established a..
Office IN the rooms immediately over Mr.
LewIs's Jewelry Store. and will be pIeasedAE
TO see his friends and the public gene alIy SYC
Tor all operations IN Surgeon and Operative De.r
lstry.
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PRICK PRESSES AND CLAYTEMPERING
- w HEELS manufactured by
=. p. MILLER,
ap l-Sw+ 80 south 5th street. Philadalnha
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THOS. A. HENDRICKS.
Commissioner ofthe General Land Office.
I'D S-lawtds
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Ora d OPE n | n G..
Beautiful Fans of every style.
Travelling Bags and Baskets.
China Ornaments Of every variety.
Fresh PeTfumery, Combs and Brushes.
rancy Goods and Toys.

NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
~ GIBB SIS PATENT.
Tire attention of the citizens of this city and vi
clnty is invited - these Machines now tn be seen
for afew days In operation, at the Store OF HOoe,
Brother Il Co. No. 10, Market Spsce. They pos
sess advantages over all others IN many res poets
being cheap, simple of construction, and not to
get of order and capable Of performing rapidly
and well all ordinary family sewing.
PrIce from SIS TO S rs.
ap3-St' NJ. II. BARTLETT, gent.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-06-24
s AT M E A F,OY es M U N s Q N S, ssss7 No. West of Court House,

MAY BE FOUND THE F0LIOWiSli GOODS fBAH0SE fine kid. cloth and enameled Gaiters, II cheap for cash Broad Congress and Lace Caters do. faf the chiak. Extra inc Glove Kid Gaiters. Buskns and Slips eheapfer the dust. Very nice Kid Welts and Turns Buskns low furthe rocks. Extra stout Morocco Buutes and extra fine thick and thihsolcs as low as possible for the dust A supe- rior article o Ladies Cloth Slips just the thing for dog days, cheap for the rbilo
 Nice line colored and black top Caters for gents, atatgreat discount for the need!ul
 Gdod Calf Congress G,.itcIs for gents, at greatly reduced prices for the-rca,,y. Those large sized Ciaitefs, 50 often called for and found very low for a little f. lncre. A good stock of Brogans and stnGt heel Slips for ay.tnakers for a little money 4f different patterns of Chilaren's and Youths Shoes. 32 different patterns for Ladies Shoes and Gaiters 27 different patterns for Cents Boots and Shoes together with good assortment of patent calf and thick Boots, all very low for good Bank bills, gold and silver Bristles, thread, pine CTS. tacks, harmers, nails, pegs wax, awls and hafts, as cheap as the market affords.
 Ie Come one, come all, and make call
 Ns.s At Mo- ? Old Brick;
 a If soft and fine don't please your mind
 Then suit yourselves to thick ,>
 MEAEoY X MUNSON, Boot and Shoe Dealers.
 Iiitchficld, June 14. 1858.
 N.B, Making and repairing done Ut short notice.
 S-3m
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-06-24
Young Zenith

VE5IE stand at the stable of the subscriber Pine W. Island, during the season. He is years old this ssasnn. i6 hands high, weighs abau l1GO lbs. is of dark color of compact and beautiful form has large and cords Is very active and gentle, of kind dsposition and the essential qualities of speed and botOm. He lis not exceiled byany horse in Con- necticut in combination of blood, beauty, strength courage, decility and speed.
 HisCots are Of an unusual quality, promising in a remarkable degree alEtks great and distinctive char acteriscsof that noble and wonderful horse-the Nor gan. He took the first prenInn, in his class at the S,aie Fair in Hartford h ls55. The Committee of an other class also rded him discretionary premium for his heaufy ant action.
 His, P.DsasE --tie was sired by Old szenh. who was sired by Siockhoder his dam by Gansaisution ; grand dan by timported) Saitran. Stockh6lder was sired by Sir Archy dam hy Citizens timposted Stir ling. Sir Archy was sired by old ,mported} Donetla dam iinpofiedl Caslanira. His dam sired by Old Putnam, he by Old Woodbury, he by the Original Morgan.
 All persona breeders of fine horses are invited to call and examine the hnrse the named aces His Cots have proved to be possessed of excellent qualities ae of which took the first pre- mium at the ii,cLiield County Far. and aso the S,ate Far in New Haven. with specal premium of five dollars.
 May, 1858.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-06-24

medicinal properties to any alcoholic stimulant new made in the world. It is now prescribed by more than 5000 physicians in the United States, in of Gravel, Gout, Dropsy, and Bladder and Kidney Complaints
 Put up in Quart and Pint Bottles, in cases of ono dozen quarts and cases of two dozen pnts, and for sale by all the Druggists and Country Merchants. UDoLPHo WOLFE
 Sole Manufacturer and Importer
 Depot p Beaver street, New York The proprietortakes the liberty of referring to the ollowing Physicians in the Eastern States who have used the Schnapps m their practice:
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-06-24
F ~WOODBURY gAEK,
 .YDktfp.

., EuyHE How. JoEL HISMAy, a Judge of thc Su premc CoiYt-of Errors, of the State of gennec- tisut, has limited and appointed six months from and after the Ast day of July, A. D. 1858 for the creditors of the Wooibnry Bunk, to present their ,sRective claims to the undersigned who have been appointed, bysaid Judge, Receivers of the effects and property of said Bank.
 "a Dated the 1Ssh day of Jnne, A. D. 1858.
 Gsoaan c. WOODRUFF of ltehtield, Conn.,, Re- LEWIS Juno of Woodbury, Conn, ceivers.
 atJanlo t.-..-.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-06-24
NOTICE.

EDY order of the Conrt of Probate Tor ihe District E1 of Litchfeld will sell al public auction or pri- o'clock A. M the foiawing described piece af land ct FREDERICK F. c lilIlD of Ltchfisid viz. piece containing about 2s acres in Milton Society aud in the Town of Warren. bounded north sn dnwer ui phebe P Guild, east nu said dover and highway, su,i,h on Trumap Guilds land and Josiah Jeuning's Iand and west on said Jeanng land! Sale to take place oa the premises Hf.sis X listsl ltsJ9.
 eanse rs a.of oI ffeseTiek P Ga,ld.
 Dated Juae P. 1858 esi+
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-06-24
Two, High Blood Colts !!

nUROCK is English blood, will be at AR my Stable in Woodbury every day through the eeason
 WILD AIR 2d is Morgan blood, will he at Oatmans $, Southford. Monday, rom 10 to l2 Davss Oxford from | 10 5; Humphrey House, Seymour, from Monday bisAt until Wednesday morning; at Lane's, Nauea- ,nck from l0to l2 "Wednesday at my stable, Wood. bury, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays
 LOTT PENN.
 Woodbury, May 1, 1858. 22m
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-06-24
At Court of Prohate holden Vinchesfer, ifain and for he District of Winchester, the l5th duy ot NaH A. D. 1858.

Ata Court of Probate holen yinchesfer ,pain and
 for Me District of Winchester, the l5th duy of
 May, 4. D. lS58
 Present, JOHN BoyD, Esq., Judge. YgyHE TRUSTEE on th. Estate of
 IL WILLIAM ESSEX of Col, brook in said District. assigned tor the benefit of hs creditors agreeable tie statute law of the State entitled An Ac, for the relief nsshvert Debtors, and for tie equal distribution of Iheir effects among their credit. os, and the other stain'e laws of this State relating t' the same subject having given notice 10 all con cerned appear heiore this Court is present day at 9ocock, etoun to be heard Relative to the appo'n ment of Commissioners said Estate. Alter hearing the parties interested therein, this Court doth appoint ASA WHITE and WATSON W. B;nwELI, both ot Cole brook in said District, Comm ssioners receive xamine, adjust and allow the claims of the credit ITS of sad estate and mike relnrn 10 ihis Court aud also doh decree that TWO months be allowed and limited said creditors from the 10th day 1 June, 1858 o exhibit their claims said Commissions and doth further order that said Commissioners meet to receive claims against estate at the tavern Of Daniel De Wol in said CoebFonk the 4th day oi July and the 4th day of August 1858. at nc!ock afternoon each of said days, and hat this urder he gv eH by 9uhsaon of the fer one month in the newspapers published nearest to the pace where such estate so in settlement, anu by posting this order the public sign-post in said Coebrook nearest the dwelling place of said Ess,x. And doth further or der that a copy hereof be sent bv ma 10 every known creditor living without this Probate District, Certified Ts"n de oaS S9f it Prebafe Co,frf hol1en af Sharon WiLin and for
 fhe District cf Nharon, June l0 A D. 1s5s
 Present ELIAK.M s. SToppARD JR, Esq, Judge. YgsSIIis~ Court doth direct the Administrator qof -H the Estate of LORRlN EMMONS, late of Sha- ron i'll id district deceased represnied be insol. give notice to all persons in,er sed the Es lsre of sad deceased o appear they see cause, be- fore the Court of Probate be holden the proba Office in said district, on tie tweniy-eIghth day of June, at o'clock F. M, be heard relative the appointment of Commissioners on said Estate by post ,1o nf in of Sharon nearest ii,e place wlere dt ceased last dwel and by advertising the in a newspa- per published in LitchfcId, Conn.
 Certified from Rccari,
 viii ELIAKIM $. sToDDARD, JR., Judge.