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K KATEIMAN's TROPICAL RooFINe-

N 1HA1 HGOoN 1Iso-
climate. - ~ " 0u IN oouthetn
It5 tested and recognized quales are
dft. DuE III rY--equal to the best slate roofs.
~ lMPERMEABILITY-superior to any other no cracks
3d. BEAUTY-It presents smooth and gr,n,ts Ill.
4sh CHEAPNESs-It much less than tboneh If IL =.
good slate OF wood roof than the inerIo,
roofing heretofore offered to the public saves The
hth INCOMBUSTIBILITY-It will resist Ere bsttsr ,ho
slate roof ~ ~ " oe''ei 'nan .
6th CONVEN1ENCEIt will soften under the hsat n,
Intense heat of summer. 1e' t'on1 'no
7h SOlDlTY-It becomes harder smoother fo, arro
sure can be put roofs of slope being Of Rbt
weight does not require heavy raers support ii while 4.
not liable eorrooa and breaking require renar
The TROPICAL. ROOFING" is chemical compound n
substances several OF which peculiar alone cobined
In this city. - eApefienee
Testimonials Of the above are In the hand.
me agent and may be verified by any person Eishng N
Al orders left at the Post Office Box X, No. q will b.
j. O. KATHMAN,
,eio " Corner of Benvie and Mar ,Is sta
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28

TNn. CULBEiiTSON 30 CHARLES w. CUl.-
BEkISoS, Attorneys and Cnunse No.
Gouis yehaags Alley betweenEcen and Be1ye streets
New orleans. al sEl
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28

NEW oRnEANs, May "a, 1859.
s p4oney oahs on Fesy ss. MAJ
noa to Prytana streets most respectfully petition
sssSa - 's
fssy no s ace ws s
twelve inches long than twelve inches wide eight
Said ocs quality q srants lss having the Sides
ENDS End and top well to form an surface when
peveme5t tito be diagony on four inches of sharp sand
four o sharp nd and London 9are M ns ' be-
properly filled and rolled with suitable roller until we'll
M ahe usual f. four inches Thick to be furnished when
Ths both sidss Of Felicity street from Magno
level ii sneh e free ,he streets Tie most
The foot crossings the intersection Of all streets to be
laid s y hs North Ryer @ and to four vide
than inches thick be raised in the CENTRE graded
'ae f0a' pGssmsnib, ). Mnlpby % feet
'4' JAS. 4. HOPKINS Secretary tsu of
Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
NouvELLE ORLEANS, Mai "a, 1859.
de la Vile de la Nouvee Orleans:
M dc s
tonne yotre honorable scion la
aprts yngt jours de notice. lie conat nveer
grant pas dc dix pouces de large sur douze
ong de douza pouces de long pas mons de dix
Les dts s9eks dsvr0n s5s dn grant de Ia qnae
surface unie qand de ate Outrage soide
lie dit pavage devra ere pose dagon sement quatre
pouce de sable ct de gavos de Iondres bien rerover
qnand pose, Dune conche dc sable gavos Lonres
les joints devron proprement renps
rOules rouleau convenable Guand pose.
lie orinaire de quatre depasser etre
fourn and e Voyer ugera convenabe de changer les
curbngs ain de t8ire onvrage solde.
LIE cnrstone des deax c6tes de Ia Felicity de la
Magnolia la Prytania, devra etre eeve nivee la
teur e niveau convenabe les banquees ere
eevees.
Les passages Intersections de posees les neil
lenres perres plates de North River quatre pes
de de
qnae pieds de long noins de poces depaisseur
elevees at centre, ct niyele au pavase de la me.
j. Murphy 90 peda
je4 lGwSw Conseil des Assistants Aldermen.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE-snOP,

A GEORGE PATTERSON
" (successor McCan Patterson,) Of Delord
and New Levee strests.
The undersigned prepared 70 manufacture STEAM
ENGINES, BOILERS and MACHINERY of all kinds for
Steam Boats Sugar Plantations, Saw Mills Cotton Presses,
Draining Machines and Railroads. Gin Gear, Horse Power
Fire Fronts, Fnrrace Mouths and Grate Bars.
BRASS WORK Of every description. Metallic Packing for
Steam Cylinders Gun Metal Rings etc.
BLACKSMITH WORK OF all descriptions, having q
hammer for the purpose Of doing heavy work.
He will keep hand at all times Crate Bars, Wheel 8tr-
rups Fnge Bolts Gauge Cocks and Valves Of all uaed
BY steamboats,.
ing Crate Bar highly spoken Of by the Pcayune Printing
Office and others that have them In of these Bars
be under boiler lately pu. this sstab
lisNment.
Boilers and Machinery and will establish Depot convenient
establishment where quantity
and Machinery may be found at all times for sale.
rGEORGE PATTERSoK.
New Orleans, June /, 1853. tel II
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28

- CHAS. Q. GAINES q Co., IAFURTIRD
AN AND DEALERS IN ToREIdF AND DOMESTIC
Afst HARDWARE CUTDERY, etc., No. as Magazine ard
" 40 Gravsr streets, nave hand, and constantly
receiving drectfrom the Manufactories
Malls, Castings Axes; Carpenters Tools;
Hoes Spades and Shoves; Corn and Coffee Mills;
Or and Leg Chains; Cotton and Manila Rope;
Fifth and Trace Chains; MIL, Pit and Cross Cat Saws;
knys Vices and Bellows Counter and Platform gcAles:
Stocks and Dies Screw Plates; Andirons ant Fenders
Hampers and Tongs; shovels and Tongs;
Grind Stsnes, all siEes; Cotton and Wool Cards;
Hooks and Hinges Iron and Brass Screws;
Tin Ware; Rodgers Cutlery.
Together with alarge Assortm Fancy Goods Comb
Brushes Perfumery Paper and Blank Books which are
offered at the lowest prices for cash city RozSly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28
PETITIONs--OFFICIAL.

NEW ORLEANS, April. 1859.
Of the city of New Orleans:
aans 3" s Han o .s
o @ % o s
the city charter And petitioners in duty bound
Victor Wiltx. 225 feet.
Victor Bent 20 :.
=. Nautre, IS
hAShSbsna bo.rd q s's,ssss assistant R11 %ssnsn ts
NouyELLE ORLEANS, Avrl, 1859.
dc la Vile de la Nouvee Orleans:
II s S
mandent voe honorable 10
section nouvells chars de Vile Respsoueuse
Victor witz EOS pieds.
James Wood, 81
y siesI' Nauissn Sfnii e..
q 5i.hsg. mswleta, k,ms. mr., q.
-'e'nN II s'Rsi RAkiEsH1DE, secretsire pro tenn.
my7 1swSw du Conse des Assistant Aldermen
NEW ORLEANS, 1859.
Of the city of New Orleans
w fronting on Gsrondeis Street respscfay request Your
ssvs G' to s Th
surface to be and Of the highest altitude prace
after the the sSi And
your petitioners, as in duty bound, will ever pray.
Thos. B. Lee, rs feet.
Felowes 4 Lee, 100
Duncan Sinclair, 81.
Michl Gernon, 1856 :.
J. Pesbles,
H. .RARESHIDE Secretary pro tenn.
Board of Asst Aldermen.
EouvELLE- ORLEANS, 1859.
rhonorabe Conseil Comnun de Ia
vile de la NouveleOreans,
7 ES soussignes proprictaires faisant face
- Ia Carondeet petitopnent
honorable eet davoir Ia dite pierres
quarres de la Canal la Felcite La surface devra
semi elptica ct assi haue possible Eadudcation
sera fae lie Controeur apres cling ous davis ocie
Thos. B. Lee, 25 pieds,
Felowes K Lee, l2O =,
Duncan Sinclair, 50 :,
Mchl. Gernop, 1856 :.
j. PEBBLES, rs :,
II. RARESHTDE, Secretaire pro tenn.
my7 lawSw du ConHsil des Assistant Aldermen.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28

MAYoRALTY New ORLEANs,7
CITY Ha ]. 4,h day Of June 1859.
RE VIRTUE of Resolution No. 46I5 of the
Com@sn COUNCIL Of New Orleans and accordance with
section M OF the City Charter notice hereby given
the intention of the city Of New ORLEANS paved with
blocks Tchoupitouas from Nuns
street. in the Fourth District Of New Orleans.
GERARD ST1TH Mayor.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28
HARDWARE.

JEDH WATERMAN. CHAs. H. wAfsRnAu
j. WATERMAN & BROTHERs
IMPORTERS
AND WHoLEsALE DEALERS
CUTLERY.
PLOWs
CARPENTERs',
SMITHS, AND
AGRICULTURAL TOOLS,
FISH AND SHRIMP BEINEs,
TACKLE, NETS, etc., sAe
AD-Assns for Yosr PLow AND sCRAPER-ts,sp Of
the Anyil3 No. IA MAGAZINE STREET. corner Of Common
street. New Orleans. oily
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28

k3TTRED &c d FOLsOA
RR pYGate Ben Kittredge Co } Importers OF Guns
aud Sporting Apparatus in all its branches.
MSS Wholesale and retail deaerhi American Rides,
~ENA Pistols and Firearms Of every variety IS 81
" %Chares street. nesr St Charles Hotel, New
Orleans, and ls4 Main street. Cincinnati, Ohio.
.u. d21 6m
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28

u ct,
She wi give Information Absent Friends and Relatives
their Eate, etc. VIII tell Whether son Married Single
and ii Single will describe future Husband Wife,
ker revelations guaranteed give satisfaction no
remuneration Will Dc leinhlaei rnyl6 lms
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28

MAIRERIE EouvEILE ORLEASs,2
Hotel de Yie ieme nur JUN, 1888
I'm NERTU de In resolution No. 46I5 du
II Conse Commun de a willie de Ia Nouyele Orleans
tormemeu la section l20 de la cbartre vle avis
lie present donne inen de la Vile de la Nonve
Orleats de faire pierres Ia Tchoup
touas les Josephine ct Relgs dams lie Qustr
eme District.
ie6 lawSw GERA ID STITH. Mare
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28

Nssios hereby given that sATURDAY, Cd July, viii
ndludcats ct II o'clock At ONCE the above contract
. AaQ In I. THEARD, COMPTROLLER.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28

a NEW ORLEANS ORNAMENTAL
~ IRON WORKG.-Theu undersigned beg lsay TO inform
the public and builders generally thst they manu-
featuring all kinds OF Architectural and Building Iron
Work their foundry Of Magnolia and Erato
Railing Shutters Safe and Bank Doors Straight and Crcuss
STAIRS Iron Bridges, Roofs etc.
They keep constantly hand Cast and Wrought Col
umns venleors and Sash Weights m orders of
every Castings Columns House Fronts
BENNETT LURGEs, Davidson's Row,
je24 CR:ondelet street,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28

81 4. LEVY, .jr,. 7AUGTIoNEER FOR THE s1II
ot Real Estate esyss Sueeess.on and business
once u CoEnuson street next to OF Camp
s.see.. ss7 ~
Y -fslGARs-A FEW cABANAs PRENsADos 10 closo n
+; - :. n,S nSo'ee .e for sale BY BARELII co.
BMyiu 61 Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE.
City Of New Orleans, June 20, 1850.
No. 4621.
Rolped That the Comptroller be and he hereby author
iscd 10 cell The lowest bidder notice In the off,
ca Journal the contract for paving With square
street. from TchouptouIas Claiborne stee The sale
to be snhect 70 The rejection of the Common
Gil and The work 70 s. In accordance with speccA
items to be furnishsd BY the City Surrey
fSirnedI CHAS. H. WALDO,
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen,
fSenedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved June 5, 1885,
tSignodl GERARD STITH, Mayor
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28
EEDs' FOUNDRY NEW ORLEANS.

I EEDS' FOUNDRY NEW oRLEANB.
LEEDB CO., IRON FOUNDERS,
and Of Vertical Horizontal Steam Rpsinss
Boilers Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans sugar Kettles Oaridss
Filters Steam and Horse Power Draining Machines Saw Mis
Gin Gearing, Iron Columns and Buildings Fur
the South. S~
W. been duly authorized to construct
sTIILMAN'S PATENT BAGASsE FURNACE.
fel2 daw1y LEEDS co.
n LUTHER HOMES, EOUNDRY AVID
~ ORNAMENTAL WORKS, Corner of Benton snd
D Euphrosne streets Office, No. Ct. Charles street
W CTwo doorsfrom the 81. Charles Theater,) Manufso
turer q latest and most Patterns Of Raing. vs
sr sTs f5o;s Capitals and al kinds q CAST AND
~ Railngs Castng Guard Boxes Sash Weights and Ven
ators for sale the Old Stand. log g. CHARLES street. New
Orleans. o7Sly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28
NEW ORLEANS, 1859.

notice in the official JOURNAL And your petitioners in duty
bound, will ever pray.
H No T. Hill, lL,u e feet 4. Keefe, 20 feet.
Sabine Gomez 29h ~ r. W. Johnson, 81 =.
John Cousiey, A. A. Meilaerts, IS :.
H. Il. Kelsey 81 J. Peebles, 64 =.
Chs. Job, 70 G. W Cammack, 80 :.
II. RAREsHIDE sec'y pro tenn,
Board of Assistant Aldermen.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28
GERA ID sTITH. Mar



Those desiring information WHAT HAS BEEN, Is
NOW may HEREAFTER TAKE PLACE may be enlipht.
ened application to MADAM SCHNEIDER, the World Re.
nownod Fortune Teller, at
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-04-08
BOSTON MARKET.

BosToN, April q.
FLOUR. No material change in prices to no.
tice. Sales of common brands Western have been
at S5,35a5, 65; fancy brands at S5,75a6,50, as to
quality; common extras at SO, 65aG,90; and family
and superior extras at s7as per Dbl, including
tennessee, Ohio and Michigan; com. meal moderate
sales at s4,25a4,5 so for common and Brandywinei
and Ryo Flour ranges from s2,75a4,75 per Dbl. for
common and extra.
GRAIN The demand for Corn has been mod
crate the past week, and prices have eascd off n
little. The sales of Southern yellow have been at
94a95c, and white at 9la92c per bushel. Oats have
have been in fair demand, with sales of Northern
and Canada at 59a6lc per bushel, mostly at eOo.
In Rye further small sales at 94a95c per bushel.
Barley continues dull, and prices are nominal.
PROVISIONS. There has been fair demand
for Pork the past week. Sales at Sl3 50aSl4 SO
for prime; SIS o0aSl9 90 for thin and good mess
and $40 O0a2l so for clear, cash and mos. Beet
has been in fair demand, and the better qualitie.
arc firm. Sale. Of Eastern and Western mess AND
extra mess at 50 0OaSl4 so per Dbl, cash and
mos Lard is in moderate demand with sales in
bbls. at l2al2ic. and in kegs at l3al3ic, per h.,
cash and mos. Smoked Hams are in moderate
demand at lOiallc. Butter remains without
change; good and choice New York and Vernon
diaries range at 2oa22c; some extra lots at 23ca24
and common at l4alsc per Id. Cheese ranges from
sallc for common and primo.
WOOL. Fleece Wool is steady, with small stock
but pulled is dull, and has has declined
in some instances la2c. per Id. Tho sales of thu
week have been $50, 900 lbs at 4Oa60c. for fleece
and 3sa5sc. for pulled.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-04-08
"BUY ME AND WILL DO YOU

s'BUY ME AND WILL DO YOU
Good."-Health and strength secured by the use,
of the great Spring and Summer Medicine. Dr.
Langiey's Root aud Herb Buffers, composed of sar-
saparlla, Wild Cherry, Yellow Dock, Prickly Ash,
Thoroughwortb, Khubarb, Mandrake, Dandelion,
&C., all of which are so compounded as to act in
concert, and assist Nature in graduating disease.
Tho effect of this medicine is most wonderful
it acts directly upon tn, bowels and blood by re-
moving all distractions from the internal organs,
stimulating them into healthy action, rcnovat-
ing the foundations Of life, purifying tho blood
cleansing it from all humours, and causing it to
course anew through every part of the body; re-
storing the invalid to health and usefulness. They
cure and eradicate from the system, Liver Com
plant, hat main-wheel Of many diseases;
Jaundico in its worst forms. all Bilious Diseases
and Foul Stomach, Dyspepsia, Costiveness, all
kinds of Humors, and ovcry Disease arising from
digestion, Headache, Dizziness, Piles, Heart
burn, Weakness, Pains, in the side and Bowels,
Flatulency, Loss of Appetite, and torpid or
diseased Liver a disordered Stomach, or bad blood
to which all are more or less subject in Spring
| and Summer.
More than lO)o,o 900 persons have been cured
by this medicine 1t i. highly recommended by
Physicians everywhere. Try it and you will
| never regret it,
| Only 50 cents for quart Bottle. Sold by
| Dealers in Medicine everywhere.
Orders addressed to ]. 0. LANGLEY, or GEO
c. GOODWIN 4 CO.. Boston,
March IL, 1850. dw6m
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-04-08
SPECIAL NOTICES
HUMORs OF THE HUMAN sYs.

HI MOhS Or lhL ~ NAN BIS.
TEM.-It is we'll known that the juices Of tho
body are governed by natural laws such regu-
late tho vegetable life in the change of seasons.
In winter they IRE CONCEALED, or in common par
lance the "sap is down." the pores orc closed, and
our whole body is hard and firm, and an accumula-
tion of impurities takes place in our system
The genial influences of Spring cause an expan-
sion Of all living matter, the sap rises in vegetable
life, also tho juices of our bodies given out and
enter into tho common circulation.
This is II law to which every human being is sub
ject, and the neglect of it has caused whole sum-
mer Of misery.
Now is the time to apply remedy that eleansos
and searches every fbro and pore, and eradicates
every particle and sediment Of humor that has lain
stagnant during the winter.
Kennedys Medical Discovery is we'll known TO
our readers the greatest and best Blood Purifier
the world has ever produced.
We advise each and all Of our readers to use
ono bottle of it this Spring wo say one bottle,
for that will cleanse the impurities of one season
and prepare the system for the changes Of the next
Where the disease has fastened itself and become
settled in the SYSTEM larger quantities are required
For serofula, Erysipelas Salt Rheum, scald
Head, White Scales, Shingles, u'hes, liberated
Sore Legs, Humor in the Eyes, Running of the
Ears from Scarlet Fever or measles, the Medical
Discovery can DO relied upon to effect perfect
cure. w%l-Gw
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-04-08
VICTORY WITHOUT WARE!

WE are armed and equipped for the Sprinr
w Campaign, and fortified with BARG AIMS
nevertheless expect our fortress will be storm.
ed by customers, and prepared to meet them gall
lantly, flag of truce in hand, and without spiling
a drop of blood, surrender all "r hit and title" to
our Stock, or any part Of it, upon tho advertised
terms.
We not only advocate the cash principle, but
have adopted tho urJorm price system, ard now
invite the public to witness the operation and
effect OF these two Powerful systems combined.
THE BEEHIVE
novor contained such varied and attractive Stock
embracing so macy and so great bargains, as at
the present time.
1t is unnecessary to enumerate here, but we
wish all to remember, that what wo advertise,
that we have, and what promiss, thai
p'rforni. Our goods and prices our sales
men. Our clerks are knights of the scissors"
and masters of mathematics, wrapping paper and
twine. Our o. ject is to make money! come and
see how we do II. Respectfully,
N. PECK, JR b co.
March so. daw
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-04-08
Died.

In Hudson, Wisconsin. March 23d, 1859, Mrs.
Louisa, wife Of John Munson, aged IS years.
Mrs. Mnnson was day ghter Of tho late Alfred
Day, Of Winoo.ki Falls. In all the relations of
life, as kind and lovely child, kind, indulgont
and christian mother, whose example is worthy Of
all imitation, her death is deeply lamented by the
inhabitants of Winooski, as well a. by those of
: udson-her residence for the last four years.
In Roadsboro, Mnrch 9th. Richard Carpenter,
aged 20. 18th, Mrs. Polly Carpenter, aged 46.
In Barnard, March TO- Mr. Gilbert Richmond,
aged IS.
In Glover, March 18th, Emily Ross, aged a.
In Warren, March 10th, Josiah Nourse, aged
"a years,
In Rycgate March 14th, Marian Arthur, aged
2s years.
In New Haven, March 18th, Mrs. Philurn Fill
moro, aged S.
Tn Pownal, March 18th, Phebc Barber, aged
10 years.
In williomstown, March 18th, Mrs. Hannah
Dufur, nged Is years.
In Swanton, March 18th, Mr.. William Johnson,
aged SIS.
In Brdgewatcr, March Esd, Chester Hubbard,
aged IS.
In Rutland. March 23d, Mrs. Poly, wife of tho
late Joseph Allen, aged So years.
In Woodstock. March 23d, Samuel Damsn,
aged!pi. Also, 9th. George W. Houghton, aged &c.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-04-08
FROM EJTROpE.

The Steamship New York from Bremen via
Southampton, ODD ult., arrived at New York
on Tuesday. The news is of more pacific
character. A Peace Congress is to be held
on italian Affairs, and the money market
has felt the influence of the improved aspect
of affairs Both Austria and France appear
more inclined towards peaceful solution of
the difficulty than before. The five powers
have agreed to a Congress, but the basis and
extent of the discussion are not decided
upon. The statement of the cause of
the changed aspect of affairs is that
Napoleon was Informed of the ultimate
resolution OF Austria, and desired to re-
cede from his hostile attitude 1t is consid-
cred great point that the Emperor Napo
leon seems well disposed to peace but there
is still much doubt as to the way in which
Sardinia is likely to submit to her disap-
pointment
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-04-08

PAINTS AND HARpwARE.-We call the at
htion of our readers in this County and
binity, to tho advertisement of II II. Do
tile, in another column. Mr.. Doolittle
|eps an uncommonly full and varied stock,
|n prisins about every thing in tho line Of
hrdwarc, Agricultural Implements, Seeds,
+. which any one can require. He is, also,
Fing special attention to Paints of all kinds,
d has made arrangements, as will be seen,
supply of Linseed Oil of extra quality.
+. Doolittlo is an honorable and liberal
hler, and our friends will, we are sure, find
Store good place to deal at.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-04-08
ESTATE or JASON ;5.HALL. JANE
ERiIiSA HALL. CIAS. LUTHER
HALL, FRANK PELETIAH HALL,
and LESTER ELLIOTT HALL.

STATE OF VERMONT,
- DISTRICT Of cutrrEyDEy, IS. : The Hon. Pro-
bate Court for the District Of Chittenden, to ali
persons interested in tho estate OF j. b. Hail. j.
l.. Hail, {. L. Hall, +. p. Hall and L. T. Hall, of
Williston, in said District, Minors, Greeting.
Whereas, application in writing hath been made
to this Court by the Guardians II the aforesaid
wards, for licerse and authority to sell tho whole
Of the real estate OF their said wards setting forth
therein, that said wards are seized in their own
right in fee, Of certain Real Estate, situated in
Wiiston, aforesaid, and described as follows, to
wit; five seventies of the Homestead Of hich Les
ter Hall died sciod that il would be for tho best
interests Of said wards TO have said Real Estate
sold and the proceeds Of said sale put at interest
invested in stocks, or in other Real Estate, and
thereupon the said Court appointed and ASST ned
tho 81 day Of April, \. D. 1879, at the Probate
Court Rooms in said District 10 hear and decide
upon said applications and ordered that public
notice thereof be given TO all persons interested
therein, by publishing this order three weeks sue
eessivcy in tho Burlington Free Press nowspa-
per which circulstes in the neiyhborhood Of those
person. interested therein, all which publications
shall he previous to the time appointed for hearing
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said Count, Mt tho time and place aforesaid
then and there to object TO tho granting OF such
license, IT, You SEQ cause.
Given under my hand. at tho Probate Court
Rooms. this 10th day Of March A. n. 1859.
wSsw3 W. II. FRENCH, Judge.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-04-08
News of the Week.
Telegraph 10 the Daily Free Press
New YORK, 3lst.

NEW 1ORk, Olsl,
wo foreign steamers arrived here yester-
the Kangaroo from Liverpool 10th
the Persia 10th. War is again immi-
t and there is a panic in Monetary circles
he jury in the Irish treason trial were
% hours unable to agree and were dis
rged. Lord Cowley had protracted in
Jews with the ministers. Nothing
lentic has transpired as to his mission,
| it was believed that little is to be hoped.
he Moniteur had published another Off
article, in which it complains of the at
de Of the German States, and insinuates
! they have been Influenced by unworthy
ives, and reiterates that the Emperor's
rs are pacific, and his actions prompted
the benefit of Italy.
he King of Sardinia had called out the
rves and made new levies also it was
brted that ho had applied to Franco for
BOO men.
Dir. Preston. the American Minister TO
lin, had hadan interview with the Queen
BIT friendly sentiments were expressed on
h sides.