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FROM WdSHINGTON.
Corsspons.nss Of The N. I. Tribune.


WASHINGTON, April IL, 1853.
The Administration managers do not feel salts
fed with the progress of their efforts tn carry
conference in the House. They have tried every
means Of persuasion and power, without having
reached the point Of confidence. 1t is their boast
tina, on Thursday last the vote could have been re-
Juced 10 III for adherence, and 10 against IT, H.
ending the paired absentees. In this estimate they
copnt Mr.. English of Indiana and Mr.. Hall of Ono,
and third who is not named, but whom they re-
gard as equally certain. Upon what authority TINS
abatement is made, the parties Interested, whose
names are handled so fl, ely, can best explain. II
il certain. however that no reserve ia manifested
in biph quarters a. f. the alleged facts, while It is
asserted also with equal positivencSs, that NJ
English was prepared 10 vote for Lecomp'oh
with qualification of submission to the people
His course so far has rot justified these free impu-
tations while it mus be confessed that some sur
prise was excited by his hesitation on the last test
r. "a6bere" to the Ciiltenden amendment
The principle involved in this issue is just as
much nj stake in refusing the conference tina. will
he asked by the Senate il has been at any other
STAGE of the struggle. The two Houses radically
diaer at the very root of the question, aud have
over and over again emphasized that difference,
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Nine. DAngIi sarg two sorgs; one the Pages
(seoond) aria, from the HugrerOts, and the other
ratsplsn colo Neither Of these shows the forte Of the
.;,s., --hich LES IN passionate, grsndioss style Of
music.
TIE arrangements Of the house were Iips,J and
excellent. 1t was cears ed ard carpe,ed The light.
rg was good the stage arrangement for TIE orchestra
xce p,icnsbls. An cctagona scene acted as sourd
ing.bosrd. Candtlabras and chandeliers sn,uniei.
Ws,, ,vsr n-ssept
M 49,. -ooro. .xsr,. ,s,s,, .ra '-,sr luxu-
riee. were eItemporzed AL thai was advertised ~
pet rmed. Tic entertainment, in word was gen.
eou, and spends, and merits every support Ii the
pubic vii ever sus'sn eorces. !. will be such giCau-
&c ores as these TIE price of admission is incredibly
low; The entertainment a. incredibly good
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TIE CHARGES OF SENATOR SPINOLA.

To The Editor Of Tie ~ y Tribune.
SIR: Senator Spinols, without the slightest regard
for TRUTH has thought proper to as one of the
pet policemen, receiving pay and doing no duty but
to further the political advancement of the Commits
sioreis desire to cay that hold no political or pub
lie cfiice whatever that have held nor been
offered any position in the gift of the Police Commits
siorers that have never yet asked received one
cent from any reward for advancing their po-
litical interests I hope the honorable Senator
chow as clean hands in this respect as myself And
have no doubt, after the honorable Senator has &C
coDpshed his object by getting his bosom friend An
will rse 10 his place in the Senate and ssy that lie was
msiI fol med % regards ne.
CHARLES KELSEY. No. 70 A lsuiic street, Brooklyn.
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BRoApwAY THEATzR.-Mr. and Mrs. waller Up
Pc sred lac. light in the tragedy of Macbeth. There
Yves nothing particularly noticeable in setting ioitn Tue
minor constituents of the play except perhaps Tue eA
ersbepess of the witch music, and 90 we come at once
10 he consideration Of the chief personages.
rae LADY Macbeth" of Mrs. Waller hiss been
much praised by the press Of other cities and mas been
pronounced rreat performance We think that adj
iectye somewhstmorei ntensvethanis demanded
e,eepcies of tie case Mr.. Walters personation Of
the character is carefully studied and commeDdsble
one; her new points are some Of them striking,
and all Of them sensible, ard she ignores a crest
deal of the conventional rant thai is generally in.
dulged in on Macbeth occasions, for which alone no
scant measure of prsise should be given Mr.. Waller,
as Macbeth is vigorous correct and quiet; and in
this last regard ia eminently sensible. the sr-drawn
dagger" speech and acted without the TIA
dtionsl spasms, and were mpressvely good His per-
Torrance of this part of very excsencs with
ell its strongest points on tue commou-sense side
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srsArE-ArTERxooS SESSION.


Mr.. SIISDi.,. by unsDiuous consent, ini.o iucei r.
biz foy tie sup; ssion Of lueradts in Nes-York
aud Brooklyn, by making il IN demeasor punishs-
bic by f,e tf - 500 to - O0O or Imprisonment FOR
elk months 10 two yesrs, or both.
IRE ru'es were Suspended and The bill referred, to
be reported complete.
The bin 20 repeal tue act for the appointment Of
Commissioners Of Record in the City aud County OF
New-Yc,k wss ordered to third reshng.
Tie bil TO regulate tie burial aai protect the re-
,.cte Of tle dead, having teen considered ID Com
miitee of the Whole Nj. WAnsvcsTR moved II
orter The bill 10 q third reading,
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT

Bysud " .th the siyice and consent Of the Senate
COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS.
J.tse J. Simkins Norfolk, Va, vice Sawyer.
SURVEYORS THE CUSTOMS.
Charles Shelton. New Haven. Conn, Teapponted
Weter Hsyens Greenport, n. Y, responded
Sidney $ No'ton Port Jefferson, n. Y. resppointed.
Thomas B. Atkinson Camden, NJ j.. vice Mictle.
w H. Richardson Snow H'll vice Parker, deceased.
CteuI b Thornton, Port Royal, We, resppointed.
q. W. Merchant, DumfIies, Va, resppOinted
REGISTERS or oFsIcEs
Samuel Plumer at Faribsult, Minnesota, resPpointed
W. A Csnhers. at Sank Rapid. Minnesota reaPponf #
O A. Clitheral at Otter Tail, Minnesota. resppointed.
Charts o. Wsgner at saltwater Minnesota reappointed
RECEIVERS OF PUBLIC MONEY.
John d. Evans At Forest City, MinDeiota-
b. f. Tiilotson at Faribaut, Minnesota, reeppontej.
Il. |. Hays a. Sank Rapids, Minnesota, reappointed
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The Rise i'm the Mississippi.
NEw.ORLEAys. Monday. A ,ril IL,

NEw.ORLEANs, Monday, A mi Il, IS5S.
The river still continues very high The water run
ever the levees in several places this side the river
near the city, but the damages have been repsred.
On the opposite side Of three hundred feet
is owe. flowing the pautations Other cievasses are
reported above, ach dong immense damage.
heavy rain yesterday completely flooded the streets.
The wind to-day is We y high.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The reports from Ncksburg say that the river is sta
tionary tnere but tha; is falling above. Several le
yeesbeow that point had been broken destroying an
INNER &c amount of property The crevas,e opposite
this cJ is doing immense damage to the plantations
but the city its Il. is considered out of danger
weather RepOrtS.-AFRIL Il.
nv the Eastern Western Northern and Southern Oce
- No. q Wall street,
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FIRE IL WILLIAM sTREfT-Last hisu', a. u
o'clock a ere broke on, in the building No. - William
street, frs. floor occupied by Cellar q Dunn aeaiefs
in ,li,t collars ard under garments; second floor by
School.r & Brother, dealers in cloths ln' ife o''s
mated in tie rear of the rst floor out nol
is unknown. Loss OF Cellar Dunn ao"al
Hsured. Messrs. SchoOleT i Erother sustained aooui
$50 damage. The building was damaged 70 the
amount Of about e. $50. All the parties Interested are
Insured. bit to Ia, amour. we ccud Lot ssceitaIl'
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BY THE GOVERNOR,
BY AID with the sdvice end consent Of the Senate

BY with Inc edvce onu toDstut OF stHfIe'
ALBANY. April g, 1888.
WARDEN UyDER OF 1857.
NEyYORK-Cbarl.s Bralnha, reeppoiDtmeu.
HuRL PiLoJ.
.YoRK-Bsnjsnin +. Horton appointment
sAoR.cENyRAL SECOND DIVISION y. .. MILITARY FORCE.
KNGs-HsrmsDu B. Ddryes Of Brooklyn, in place of Gen
Aaron Ward resigned
NOrARiEs
QuEEysJohn T. Willis Of North Hampstead reappolnnen
Van Mort james B. Fansu Howard {. eAdy John Wilson
IT. H. yhsyer Jsmes T. Uuderh Of Brooklyn. new sppoin
NTwYoaK-Dar Clark Briggs. John Warren LAYTON. Chas
Francis Winthrop resppoDtments Frederick H. PePoon Geo
PeytoD Philip j. Joachjmssen George A. DE Fren FTedrf
B ILL., Joseph Breck. sppolntnens
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The CouRTs.-The Court of Oyer and Termoer
met yesterday the Hon. J. A. Lott presiding Judge
The Grand jury called and out Of thirty,sx sum
moned only four were impanneled, when the Court al
icur1ed until Thursday Text. The Court of Sessions
also met, Judge Morris presiding. and Frank Ander
son, indicted for burglary in the first degree pleaded
guilty to burglary in the third degree. He was SEN
fenced to the State Prison for the term of two years
The Cou,t then adjourned until this morning. The
City Court met Judge Culver presiding, and the civil
busness of the tenn was resumed.
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Storm, mt the West.

SANDUsKY, OHI0 Monday, April T, 1858.
The storm and the high state of the water in the
SsndusLy River yesterday caused considerable damage
to the docks, store-houses and lumber yards here.
The Cleveland ard Toledo Railroad lost nearly two
thirds Of the cribbng the east end Of the Bay
also one mile of the track near Port Clinto1 The
trains will not be able to resume their trips before
three days. The water has not been known to be Sd
high for many wears.
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Anti-LecomptOn Meeting mt Albany.

AIBtNY Mold y, April +, Is)5.
' TIE Union sn.'-I 'coL D mites held a large meeting
j. the GU or ball Of the & otol to- hight, preDarat ny
e. tie ect,on to-Inon CIV. he meeting dreSsed
BY John n. Wider, e.q., Sen it)ls ow, Litin and
Owen, AID A. en- b yq Law, Van NaikenourgH,
Che. II. Adams, d several otaes. The meeting
was qute enthusiastic.
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BROOKL YIN ITEMS.

CITY MoRrALIrY.-The total number Of deaths in
this city last week 49, of which p were men, AZ
boys, 81 women and - girls. The principal diseases
were consumption, Is; smallpox, IL; measles, 3;
Group, A. scarlet fever, g., stiborn, :, &C. OF the
eboye, - were under year of age. OF the whole
number, 81 were born in the United States; % in le-
lard; in England in Germany; in Scotland, aud
| in Sweden.
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FRENCH AFFAIRS.

From, Our ows Correspondent
PARIS, March %. 1853.
Per,ons who have followed the course Of French
history for the past seven years If they put preju
dice ssde, can hardly deny an extraordinary degree
of political ability to the man who rules IT, Success.
sabfoksa b. short crops a0d war end e0uueee.A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-13

HENRY CLAY's BmrHDAY.-The National colo's and
City asg were displayed On the City,lis in honor OF
the Eighty First Anniversary OF Henry Clays birth
day. Tie Ashland Association celeb ated the occasion
at the Institute in the evening. An Grafton was de-
lveied and an ode was sung, with other appropriate
exercises.
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Ac0.sitiai Of Bolton.

LoU'svIL q, Ky, T. esday Aori II, 1873.
The Jury in the Csc of Bolton charged with tie
murds o, McMull,n, to-day rendered verdict OF
al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-13

PEELs MKsTRELs, No. IA BRoADwAY.-An over.
fowirg houSe greeted the Inaugural performances Oh
this minstrel band las. night. The audience seemei
III gsuaIy enthusiastic.
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weather RepOrtS.-A

Inv the Eastern Western and Southern LnesOce
No all afreatl
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-03-31
pevine,sCompound pitchLozeneoa

Warranted to cure Coughs, coids. ytoqpipg
Cough, Bronchitis, Group, asthma, and ,5asanp.
ton.
S-Sold by Druggist. and Merchants gener-
ally throughout the c untry; also by tn mann
fscturers No. Wilson Lane Boston. Alsss ~
-.---
FROM DR.. LEWIS, OF VERMONT burlington,
", Nop ~, 1864. Gentlemen: am pleased to
state that have tried the Ok gens'ed Bi,ters for
Indigestion and Debility, and found Immediate
relief from using only part of a bottle. have
the greatest confidence in it as q cue for Dys-
pepsiu and General Debility, and recommend it
with much pleasure to all persons laboring under
these diseases.
You are Mt liberty to use this as you think
proper, 10 promote the sale ofths excellent med
iciue. Yours, &c. JAMES Lewis.
The Oxygenated Bit,ers.give a.healthy tone to
the Stomach and Digestive. Sy stem, and act MS
the sures. preservative against Fever and Ague,
as well us other infectious diseases.
Seth w. Fowle & Co., 19s Washington ST. eet
Boston, Proprietors. Solp by their agents every
where.
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TROY Conference ACADEMY,


4 The members of the COMMITTEES. who
were present at TIE Examination, take
great pleasure in saying that this Institu.
ton, under the supervision of Rev. j.
Poor, is justly entitled TO the confidence
and patronage of the public. In all the
departments there was the cearest evi.
dence Of severe drilling in the recitation
room, and of close application on tho part
OF the students. The order and decorum
apparent in every part of the building,
were, to the careful observer, indications
of unusual prosperity and contentment.
The religious state Of the school is highly
encouraging a goodly number have pro-
fessed faith in Christ.
The Committee were pleased with the
healthful appearance Of the students sew
eral causes conspire to secure this result.
The tocation is one of the most healthful
in the land there has not been a case Of
protracted illness, nor a death among the
students for the last three gears.
The boarding department is conducted
on the most liberal and desirable plan.
We congratulate the Institution on the
acquisition of several distinguished gentle
men to fiji the vacancies which occur in
the able Board Of Instruction The Rev.
R. NJ Manly, A. NJ, of Newbury Semi
nary, has been called to the Principalship.
Professor Manly is thorough scholar, an
experienced teacher and an able Minister
Of the Gospel.
The Rev. G. G.. SAKE, of the Troy
Conference, has been engaged as Profess.
or OF Mental and Moral Science and,
also. to take charge of the Department
Of Oil Painting. Mr. SAKE is winning
fine reputation as practical Artist. His
paintings are pronounced by connoiseurs
to be Of very superior order; and, with
beautiful series of patterns this lnsti-.
tuition affords facilities in the Fine Arts
scarcely equaled by any seminary in the
country.
The Committee also learn, with pleas
ure, that Professor Fleetwood, of New
York, recently of Castleton Seminary,
has been secured as Teacher Of Instru-
mental and Vocal Music.
We are of the opinion that the Teach
ers who are to continue in the departments
they have SO ably filled, are equally
worthy of commendation. And, finally,
we feel justified in saying to the public,
that the prospects Of Troy CONFERENCE
ACADEMY were never more encouraging.
S. P. WILLIAMS, Chairman
8. NJ. MERRILL, Secretary.
Poultney, March Oath, 1858.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

WE the subscribers, being appointed b,
w the Probate court for the District u
New Haven, Commissioners, TO receive, ex-
anime and adjust all claims and demands
OF all persons against the estate o.
JOSHUA CASEY,
late of Whiting in said district, deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in of:
set thereto and six months from the 18th
day Of MAJ eli 1858, being allowed by said
court for that purpose we do therefore here
by give notice that we viii attend to the
business Of our said appointment, at the
dwelling house Of the widow Of the late Josh
ia Casey, on Tuesday June 10, and Wedues-
day September IS. from 8 o'clock, A. NJ,
until 4 O'Clock ?. NJ on each of said days
CALVIN FOSTER, O.
CHESTERFiE HOOKER, 0o"iiS'
Dated at Whiting, this 18th day OF March
A. ID. 1858 4q;3w
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"BALM OF THOUSAND FLOWERS "A CouE.
rssrEIr.--A person pretending TO have been
partner With " p. Fetridgcin the above ar
icle is palming of spurious preparation oil
the public. All are countcrfeits unless tho
name FETRIpGE & Co, is written on the
side and W P. FETRGDGE & Co. printed Oh
the front of tho Label. The genuine article
Is for sale by all respectable Druggists, who
frown down counterfeits and impostors
White TEETH PgRFuMED BREATH AND BEAU
TIFuL COMPLEXION can be acquired by using
the balm of n thousand Flowers" what
lady or gentleman would remain under the
curse ofa disagreesble breath, when by using
the Balm of thousand Flowers would rem
der II sweet.
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Tho people of Vermont have abun.
dans reason to lie proud OF their Senators
in Congress. Judge Collamer, it is well
understood, stands in the front rank, by
general consent of all parties, in intelec-
tual ability and powers Of debate.-His
report on the Lecomptou question, and
speech in defence of it, ere master pieces,
and have had wide circulation and be-
nefcent influence.
Senator Foot has recently spoken on
the Kansas question, also, and the cores
pendent of the NeU York Tribune says
that it is spoken of in Washington as
having been the best speech yet made up
on the subject, and the most effective in
delivery.-Journ0l.
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A New Farm Implement

The Combine5 Two-Eorse Cultivator,
MYTH STEEL TEETH new and nscful
w Farm Implement, which has been full '
tested ard IS consider lie BEs1 tool for the pur.
pose intended that haa ever been offered to the
farmer 1t is adapt 10 all kinds Of soils, par.
ticulary to clay soils. Also TO cultivating in IL
spring fall plowed or stubble lands, and for get
ting in grain crops--covering moro grain and
deeper thar drag. 1t increases the crops very
much.
Made to order and sent to any part of the cour
try. Also all kinds Of Swivel, Deep Tlller and
Subso;l Plows in common use Horse Hoes and
Steel Teeth CnlivatoIs Tor Corn and Potato
crops. Double Flows; Muck Plows Sward and
Stuble Flows, and Road Scrapcrs. made and fin
shed in the most substantial manner, and sent TO
any part of the country desired
DAVID A. PAINE.
Starksboro, March 20, 1853. so:
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PEOPLE OF MtDDLEBURY READ

FATHERS, MOTHERS, TRY THEN Every
one at this season of the year shond use HER
RicK's SUGAR COATED PILLS. They remove
impure, bilious sccretions, in,ig0iate the di-
gestive organs, cleanse the blood, improve
the memory, and are Of inestiniabie worth.
No change in eating or drinking while using
them.
Sold in large family boxes Sugar coated
for rs cents. All the Druggists sell them.
See advertisement on third page. 29;ly
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.


Prsoarsd from a prescription Of Sir j. Clarke W.
D., Physician Extraordinary 10 The Queen
Thtsinvaluable Medicine is unfailins In
the cure of all those painful and dangerous
di, cases to which the female constitution: is
subject. II moderateS all excess, RENE yes
all Distractions, and speedy cure may be
relied on.
To Married Ladies 1t ispeculiarly suited.
II will, In a short time, bring Oh the month
ly period with regularity.
Each bottle, Price Que Dollar, bears the
Government stamp of Great Britain, TO pro-
vent counterfeits.
CAurIo. - These Pills should notbs taken
bv females during the FIRST THREE
MONTHS Of Pregnancy as tley are sure 10
bring on .Msearriage, BAT at any other time
they are safe.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal A fec
tions, Pain in The Back Fatigue on slight
sxertion, Papitation Of the Heart, Hyster-
les, and bites, these Pills will effect cure
when all other means have failed, aud al
though a powerful remedy, do not contain
iron. ealomel, an,imony. or any thing hurt
full to the constitution,
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Aaent for he Quilted States and Can
ada, JOB MOSES
tLate /. @. Baldwin Coy
Rochester, N. Y.
N. B.-Sl, 90 and G postage stamps en-
closed to any authorized Agent, will iniure
bottle Of the Pulls by return Of mail lG
Ror sale by W. ,. Russell, Mid6lebury.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

medicine ranks among the leading necessares Of
lie. Dyspepsia, bowel complaints. and bilious
disorders, are common to all climates. Tens Of
thousands die of them and to suffer under them
In their chronic form is living DEATH Now it
10 fact rs well established that the sun lights
the world, that these Pills invariably cured the
above named malades in all their Protean forms.
Are they not them articles Of prime necessity :?
And does not the head Of family who neglccts
to administer them to the sick Of his household.
incur heavy responsibility. If proc Of their ef
dcacy is desired, It is offered in the shape Of vol
umes Of authentic testimony from every nation
on the face Of he earth.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE, the subscribers, being appointed BY
w the Probate Court for the District OF
Addison, Commissioners, to receive, exam
inc and adjust all claims and demands ofali
persons against he estate of
POLLY JONES,
late of Bridport, in said District, deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited
In offset thereto: and six months from the
9Th day CT March, 1858, being allowed BY
said Court for that purpose, We do therefore
hereby give notice that we will attend to the
business of our said appointment, at the
dwelling house of James Fletcher. In said
Prdpof;, on the first Mondays Of May and
September next from one o'clock p. NJ, IN
I'll four clock, p M, on each Of said days.
REUBEN GILLET, lcomrs
JOHN GOODWIN. oomr''
Dated At Bridport, this 18th day Of March
A H. 1858 oOSw
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A true copy Of record.
48 Attest, JOHN W. STEWART, Register

SSTATE OF vERMoNT,( Be II rsmsn-
SDistrici Of Addison, IS. ! bered that at
Probate Court held at Middlebury,in and for
the District of Addison. on the 10Th day OF
March A. D. 1858:
Abram Foot, guardian of
EMMA O. P. FOOT,
minor, makes application to this court for
license to sell that portion Of the real estate
that was set TO his ward in,the division Of The
home farm of Abraham Williamson late Of
Cornwall deceased, and after paying the sx-
penses Of such sale put the pr oceeds there
Of at interest; 1t is thereupon ordeitd that
said application be considc: cd by th,s Court
at session thereof to be held al Il = Pro-
bate Office in said Middlebury, on Thurs.
day the first day Of april, A. D. 1873 at
ten o'clock. a. Nj, and that notice then. Of
be given to all persons interested Thu, they
may appear, and make their objce lions, n
any they may have, to license being granted
by publishing certia.' copy Of this order
in the Middlebury Re; ister--a newspapss
printed at said Middlebury-three weeks
successfully, previous 10 the time Of said
Court
CALVIN G. TILnxs, judy.
true cop. Of record.
4s3w Attest. J. W. STEWART, Register.