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and, whom Mr.. BODIES attention was called 70 these
practices be dd nothing 10 remedy them The exami
nation by this Committee Is not trial but il 1t is to
assume that character. 1t will probably occupy long
Tine Il 70 IN inquiry to ASCERTAIN now these Things
are done how the money obtained and what becomes
OF it. don't intend TO argue these questions but
simpy TO state facts. .u tI..5 80. -
Mr. Graham wished to be heard sgain before any de-
csion was made. The plain question was whether me
Committee had come down here 10 exert powers WIN
which the resolution Of The Senate lad endo@ea te VI
whether they had come TO place thomseesil Tue haIas
of q certain phianthropc society. The Commntee
were sent down here simply to inquire whether e ws
which are row In force for tho control OF the C{ OF
New. York are the best that can be made. Ihe Con'
mttee were not to decide upon individual denEqlen'
ces bat were to look into the system OF gyernmont'
and ace what was needed to improve that system;
How would 1t aid the Committee. IN the pursuance y
This object 10 show that Mr.. Boolo was fahcss plDc
officer who had appropriated funds not his own
thew had merely come down here to hear the cyidenee
of the Citizens Association, 1t WIS another thing II
would not be proper for the Commute to allow tneli
labors TO be poractel nterered wtb nor 10 throw
tlemaelyes blindiudcc NJ tie hands oi the CZe' OF
auy other association fln-, wetnursed by them
1he Chairman Jud TO danger stated at considerabie
length the course which the Committee had cetermne1
to take and ovesr,ed most Of Mr. Grahams obections
The Committee then adjourned further proc,eain1s
until lOl o'clock this morning, wren the rh'esSaion
of the City Inspectors books will DC commenced
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From the independently

ONO OIL, MINING AND MANUFACTURING
ConpANY-It certainly appears If rare inducements
arc offered 10 purchasers Of Oil Stock in the Ohio OIL
Mining and Manufacturing Company This Company,
at all events seems not to be SPECTATORS company
for they have so much territory on so small capital
and there are so many choice places for boring add
,ona wells on each Of the great number of separate
and selected farms, al belonging to this Company
that by OF near the close Of the year it Is quite conn
IDENTITY believed tie dividends on each share will be
equal, each moh1, 10 years interest on their COST
Read the advertisement entire and judge.
IAdvertsement
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--latest ship News.
Steamer Caleb Cushing. 49,, Boston.
ARRIVED.

Steamer Caleb Cushing - Boston.
Ship Nile loi Wiusor), Aylwad, Liverpool - dsys w@
mdse 10 ]. +. Whitney Go. :. In
Bark Atlantic (Ros.l, Feldhssen, Bremen 50 days VIZ
nlse and io7 pss' to Ruser Bros Has had heavy ~.sV
gales most of tue passage. 49,
Bark R. w.Orifhths (ofTurks Isisndl Drumn91d, MsAs
ras Il DAYS. with and molnsses TO j. rs Nsfd 20.
solr r lizsbeth ste-luan, Great Egg HsIbor, wool
Sol r. Jsr euish add Hamlet Nswcob Great Ess iiGss
wood. e..
schr. s. J. Hoyt, Crsnmer. Fortress Monroe.
Scl.r. John 1Nay, nnan Fortress Monroe.
Scllr. Lola Montcz Warren, Pautuxet oysters
schr Lnfafclla, Plat Virginia, wood
schr. Abigail ornings Jones Virginia, wood =
.... SAILED. Id
Steariers-J w Bailey Taaincs, T.. C. knight T. hsaS>
ton Lonisi Moore, Northern Light, Savsirsb.
Shps-Iu Mountain. Chinelss
Barks--Anna Francis. Oles der Belmont, Gazeue
Bn.s--Carl, Hickman, Milo, fi.en pidkey.
WIND--At euuset. WN,W q - - s.srsa 80 ts atrs
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Rec'pts. 3aO7 STAG ls issI Eo.1 ReS @no
The total compared with the previous year shows
a5is more Dullocks; La more Cows; 1.9l2 more
Calves 2Ca 1876 Sheep Hl.3i7 less Swinci is' no
sss grand total which 10 all upon Swine. The increase
of the consumption Of SHEEP Snd decrease OF s"nc "
remarkable. and shows We hope. healthy change Of
opinion upon the detotic end hsienio value OF the TWO
Kinds Of meat.
We oanno. give the exact relative number OF cattle
Furnished by each State but OF the l9so2 head Aod AZ
Auerton's we make tie following exhibit Of Tbs Fix
States furnishing tie largest portion each MONTH WIN
comparison Of the total for the year with the previous
vear In u number credited TO Illinois avery largo
number fed in Iowa. Missouri, Wisconsin. aud OH 7
state, are undoubtedly included. Oar reports show
only 2s= direct from Iowa, ani 2es5 frea Wl-conAin
Canada is credited with 297. II exchange had been
even, that number would have been quadrnPed &c there
Is no duty upon live soct to prevent the Importation
| "A Justice would dictate that there should DO.
The numIer from New York State this year IL nearly
10 900 larger than last year But look at the tables
RECEIPTS OF BULLDOGS EACH MONTH OF 1906 IRON
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IAdyeItisemcnt.1

TIE FIRST NATIONAL BANK, U. 5. treasury
Agent, No. 40 Broadway. will allow PER CENT DIS
COUNT 10 ell subscribers to the U. s. 3loroasufy
Notes, and deliver hem express paid. in any amount
Immediately upon the receipt Of current funds or cern
fed city checks.
II will also issue DLPosIT REcEPTs similar TO thosf
issued by the English and Provincial Banks. payable OIL
demand, and bearing FOUR PER CENT INTEREST IL ho'
presented within fifteen days from date.
Parties are invited to open accounts with this BANK
and will be conrteously and literally dealt Win.
co. SAMUEL c. THOMPSON President.
JAMES CuRrHEY, Cashier.
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lA6Yertisementl
lAdverement
The ILLUSTRATED PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL

The ILLUSTRATED PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL
for FEBRUARY containing the Great Surgeons Of tho World
HARVEY; ABBRSrTnY; JESszR; HUNTER; COOPER MorrI
and CARyooHAS Aho w. s. Lander, Mra Fasnhsn, M
Clark Mr.. KiIbOun Mr. Morrill,, etc, is now resdy. More
about Muller; Gaining Cenfdence Afectation Prof Owes
on the Brain; The Human Face, Preexsence keisious
dl., Of Chiiren How to Kin Ministers shooting 0or
la The lost Races, with ErasoIoeY PHREyoreor PHrsi-
oLoGr. Pnrosyosr and PSYCHOLOGY 81 syes or 20 cts
No. Addre.. Messrs FOWLER WELLS, $50 Broadway
Y. Newsllen have il.
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ANNUAL MEETING 6F TIE GERstAy SOCIETY


ANNUAL MEETING or The GERaAy SOCIETY.
The regular annual meeting Of this Society was held
last evening at the Iederkrans Hall, Ia Fourtlrst.,
President Schnewind the chair. The annual report
contained the following interesting particulars re-
garding emigrants: The number arrived during the
year this port e. 20e Of which 5000 Ger
mans, against rs 26J Germans arrived ia 1861 and
"A l72 In 1864 Tho treatment Of omigrants during the
past year the whole, an improvement over any
OF the former years. The report shows that during the
year the Charity Committee Of the Society dsbarsed
81 2J 20 10 iOj cases aud for medicines 1884 a. In
the dspensery OF tho Society eDo7 patients treated
at an expense Of $1,000 all II which raised by
voluntary contributions. In the agency OF the Society
.26 letters were received aud delivered 10 newly
rived grants and $40 paces'procnred 10 applicants
for work 0ls letters were received by the Society
inolosing ais 962 II for enigranis s1o2 10 for deposit
in the Savings Bank The receipts Of the Society In
cuding balance OF 81, 1876 o. were 81 $50 Gem
brncing e for dues e29O for entrance fees and the
balance for interest and rents. The expenses were
e. i9 65; for charity san a. and eaS67 20 for
penses'of Tho agency, rente etc The following mana
gers were then chosen for the ensuing year:
Gussvus A. schniew ind, Jacob Nindmller Oh. Unrrr
II II. Kunhadt, Is. Westernann. Il. Won Der Heydt and
Phi. Bissng,r.
The Board OF Management afterward met and elected
tho following officers: .... sfs-
g. A. Sohswind, President; sl.ismund Kaufman and E.
Won Der yd Vice presdentS IL H. kulshIdt, TTeasgsr
and Willy Wallach. Secretary.
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Statistics Of the Ncw-York Cattle Market
for 1861.

According to our weekly reports of the Cattle
market Of this city including that at Bergen Just on
tie west side of tie Hudson and excluding all the sales
at the market boats We find that the following Numbers
Of butchers animals have been received during the
year 1894.
For the purpose Of enabling the farmer to see at what
season the greatest number are required. we give the
receipts Of each month as follows:
RECEIPTS Or BUTCHERS ANIMALS EACH MONTH OF
lS6I.
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CITY ITE WIS.

Complimentary Concert will be given at
Dodworth's Hall this evening TO NJ G'stavuS ue sper'
at which several eminent artistes VIII appear lnose
who attend will have the double satisfaction OF
feast Of harmony and comforting benefit on one VINO
deserves and needs it. Tickets Tor Sale az Tue music
stores. The Concert will commence at O'Clock.
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CoRoYERs ISoUEsT.--Coroner Gamble yes.
terday, at The Hospital Governors Island concluded
the inquest in the Of John Connegan the soldier
who, IN Saturday night last. found his quar-
ters with His skull crushed in full account has been
pub lshed in THE TRIBUNE and tie evidence failed
throw any further light tho subject Tho Jury rem
dered verdict that the deceased came 10 BIZ death
by fracture Of the baSo Of the skull from violence at hs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-27

CHRONICLE OF WAR EvESTs.-The Tribune
Almanac for 1865 contains chronicle OF war events
continued from Tribune Almanac for le6i.
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advertisement
PrBuc PETRoLRUA Stock EXCHANGE,
No 7-fRroaaWaY cor ReCtOT.st.
JAMES CrRrHY, Cashier.

NoT1cE.-The public Petroleum Stock Ex-
change for dealings in Petroleum Stocks located In
the Empire Buildings No. 70 Broadway, corner Rector
st., will open ar business on Wednesday February ISL
wish the officers Of the various Petroleum Compa'
MES Of this and other States TO furnish me as promptly
as practicable prospectnses showing their orgahiAa'
tons in order that fun list OF stocks may te com
pared / am now ready TO furnish subscribers Win
their Tickets of admission and 10 receive additional
subscribers The usual subscription TO this Exchange
Is twenty FIVE go dollars
w. L. JACKSON. Secretary.
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e2al,5s,
ESTIMATED AVERAGE PRICE OF BEEF CATTLE PER
POUND EACH YEAR, 49,

We commend attention TO the table Of weekly prices
10 sec how they have ranged through the year, ranging
from &c. to Csc. y D. though very few have cold at
these prices.
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phlsos AssocnTIos.-The annual meeting

OF the New-York Prison Association held at their
ofioc. No II Ceutrcst, on Thursday afternoon, Jan
20 ls65, whom tie following gentlenon were elected
officers for the ensuing year:
P,.sidentJohn David Wolfe; Nid resiieI ts-lt1ncis
Lieber LII D.. John Stanton Could James N. Titus Peter
Cooper the Hon John T. Hoffman, Corresponding Secretary
E. &. Wines DID, LID Recording secTctsry-FTarkW.
Ballard; Recommendation G. Gilman Executive Commit
tee-The Hon. William y. Allen, John IL. Anton Abn am
Beal William T. Booth, C.phas Brsinerd John A. Bryan,
Henry K Ball. the Hen Thomas w Clorke Edward Cooper,
Edmund Cofn Cava Comsto,, Albany, Stephen Cutter,
Prof Theo w Dwight IL d. the Hon. Charles Il. Folger
Gaylord H. Hubbe Rensselaer, y. Ravens james c. Holden,
Salem H. Wses John H. 1irscom MD. E,ha tIsrri. ~ d.,
NAH Hoyt Morris Jcsup, John H. keyscr Henry T.. Mar
shall Prof John OrdronnI, MD, Samuel Ossood. D.p
Johh }. owen DID. LID, Georeo % fhclps George L..
Prentss u D. ,1ae RUSSELL Adam r. Sacke Henry ) Ter
hell Archibald s. Van Duler Heavy J. Raymond, Edg and
Richsrd.oi, Benz +. Maneue
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FIRE IN ENTHUSIASTICALLY before =
o'clock on Wednesday morning the carpenter.shop or
Prancis Rmnons in the Nos ard 10 Wilett ST.,
was destroyed by fire. Loss sbont $500 fully insured
was owned by Hugh McMann. The stebles, ard
yarnishing-shop of Peter Reyea, undertaken, No.
Wilettst were also burned loss o. COO insurance.
The pie-bakcry Of Jones Lincoln, No. Sheriff ST.,
was damaged to the extent Of 500. No insurance.
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Advertisement
NEW SARATOGA "STAR" SPRING WATBR-A
spsng Wster. Depot No. SO Barclay St. New.Yorh.
ID. WESTON, Agent
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READING FOR suERMANs ARMY.-The purSel

READING FOR SHERNANs ARMY.-Thc purSer
Of transport which recently carried some OF Sher'
mans army along the coast us that
the men called urgently for something TO read. having
had nothing during their long march, Every paper or
book to be found on board was eagerly snatehed up
When the Seventeenth Corps with Gen. Howsrd
arrived ni Beaufort South Carolina, they were pronp
" met by Mr.. Samuel L. Harris, Army Missionary OF
the American Tract Society Of this city and supplied
with reading. Visiting from camp to camp ne spent
several days til he had reached nearly every regiment
with pnrers books Sc A letter by the last steamer
gives many Incidents showing how cordially he was re-.
ceived and the encouraging resnts Of his laoofs lie
sends to the Tract Society for $500 worth OF luoca
lions which are needed at once.
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THE POPULATION OF THE UNITED STATES
The Tribune Almanac for'ls6j contains table OF the
native States of the Ameriean-born free population Of
the L MON In ls60
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THE MURDER IN CHURcH-sT. Wildey
has postponed until Saturday the inquest in the case OF
johnson X. Pollock who shot on Wednesday night
by Harry Yeyerton In the apartment OF Kitty BURKE,
al Tho corner OF Lisponard aud Churchss. The body
has been removed b. the residence M his notter No.
gs2 Wash ngtcn-s,. The girl Burke is detained as
witness. Yelyerton has not yet been arrested
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TBB THIRTY-THlRD-sT. SUIcIDE.-Ihe inquest
IN the case Of Mr.. Horace 3. Cushing. who died from
injuries received by oapng from ssecond'so'y window
In tho rear Of his residence No. s West Thirty third
st. ON wednesday morning last while laboring under
temporary alteration Of mind. has been postponed ny
Coroner Gamble until FRIDAY. Feb. j. A jury was
impanneled. but no testimony taken.
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hands Of some person or persons pntuown. Dseessse
was native Of Ireland, aesd 80 ts4s9G "a &ssE

BOARD OF ALDERMEN The. Board, met By
speeal call at two O'Clock D. m. on ThnfsdAy
Mr. Flyers moved 10 take up an ordin NEE prepared
by rue Committee On VolteeFHg. Jpakingit ~ ofense
to enlist men In this city for Other counties and In sup
port Of bis motion said be wan opposed 70 he ornsncs
By Its passage recruiting would end nen wsre ~ Z
CURED by the general Government whether New Yorh
received credit for them or not The whole dlhcai'N
he viewed it, that the unsnccessfu Efforts 70 M
quots owing entirely to the want Of good
men tho part Of those who Lad the matter IN cnalse
and he had doubt that the county bountaes were
increased 1t would have the effect Of bringing On al the
Mr. Jeremiah favored the adoption Of the ordinance.
He regarded 1t the duty Of the Common Council pro-
teet its rights. ..agf fr.j ~,
The whole subject was then ordered to be laid over
MIR Ryers offered preamble and resolution recting
the want Of efficient system in the matter OF recruit
ing; that IL apparent to every one that New.
or had furnish % 600 men before the fifteenth day
of February next; and 1t was weS Known that other
our own he therefore offered the follOwing
Resos That COMMITTEES Volunteering be requested
to increase the pEeseik oorntss. ID .r.
Adopted.
communication was received from the Mayor. REQ
on nending the adoption Of an ordinances imposing
fine of 81 600 on any person enstipg men IN this Cy
for other States. Referred.
resolution was adopted permitting the Trustees Of
the Coored Orphan Asylum to dispose Of the site On
Fhaye and devote the proceeds for the purchase OF
another si,o and erection OF another building.
The Board concurred In the adoption OF resolution
appropratng g. 800 for the celebration OF Washing
TONS birthday Adjourned to Monday next at O'clock
D. Ii.
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THE BALTIMORE FoRGTRIEs.--O readers
win remember that several weeks since stated that
Charles II. Gesner had been arrested the person who
presented forged check on Baltimore bank on the
9th day " November last. lie was tiled upon this
Charge, and the jury. without argument and without
leaving the jury box, acquitted him. There was not
tho proof Of his connection with the crime In
any manner. II was so manifestly Of mistaken
identity that the jury did not hesitate moment in
acquiltng hm.
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CHARGED WITH FRAUDULgNTLY OBTAINING

MONEY AND GooDs-Abram Smith, book.keeper In
the employ OF Francis ID. Baldwin, clothing merchant
at Nos. 10 and ~ Bowery, yesterday caused the arrest
Of Joseph Loyy. He states that the latter. who has
been employed IN making up good, for tho establish.
ment short time since proposed 10 him to give hin
false certificates in payment for work supposed to have
been doae He acquainted Mr.. BALDWIN with the
proposal and was told to accept IT, he having long
rectcd Levy. These false certificates were presented
Nv Levy to tho cashier and various sums collected on
item. varying from fifteen TO thirty doicrs portion OF
He also bought from Smith quantity Of cloth at price
far below ITS real value This acknowledgement.
bail.
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Board OF CoUNCILMEN.-The Board met at
O'clock p. ID. on Thursday the President, james
Hayes, ESQ.,. in the chair
LIZ Patterson offered resolution abolishine the
oiicSof Clerk of Franklin Market Referred 10 Com"
mittec on Salaries and Affairs
Mr. Patterson also offered the following resol9tionss
Resred That more permits be sranted oy nm nSa,a
erect eats other places for recruiting purposes ' "
R.ssa That tho committes on National Aasii; be sns
La ali permits the erection Of buildings tents and o,hrf
places for recruiting purposes and report " nen
veDience -., . "a ....
Adopted.
communication was received from the Mayor yeto'
ing tho resolutions giving permission TO Seorge "a.
Wilson Michael Haley, Richard Cook and Patrick
Kane 20 erect tents and booths different parts OF the
city for recruiting purposes The Mayors ooeeuon'
If tie conditions incorporated in the resolutions that the
recruits obtained shall be credited TO the quota o. 'ns
could be practically enforced, they would be h" oceco
able But expect ,h, b Al 'S s,S xy One
recruited by the County Committee.
| Ordered to take the usual course. D.. A..
| A second communication was received rom the
MAYOR recommending the discontinuance OF al! PRIV
eees heretofore granted for erecting booths ana es
for recruiting purposes in the parks ana strests VI e
city and concluding with an ordinance declaring ,s ~
lawful tor any person to open an Office IN Ids Guy or
The purposc Of obtaining recruits either for the army
or ayy for any locality other than the City and County
Of New York. nor to obtain suDstta rn To- NeW
York; also that it shall not be laval ior any
either induce endeayor TO induce any ~
Of enstine as volunteer substitute for any other
ieoi,tv In or ont Of the State Of NowYork And for
any violation Of these ordinances the person or per.
sons so offending shall be subject to tne OF no. less
than 81 600 than 5000 or iusfrlyohhenI IA
The Penebtiary Mr not less than six monhS Or moro
than one year. OF both in the discretion of the Coa
resolution adopted appropristing %, 500 for the
| celebration of Wasbington's Birthday
A resolution was edopted to furnish the members Of
the Common Council with badges maps. and other ar
ticles for the performance Of their official duties
| The Boa,d concurred with the Aldermen in giving
permission to the Trustees OF the late ColOred Orphan
I Asyiu to sell the land situated Fifthavc between
Forty third and Forty fourth sts that they may erece
another Institution Of Ike character with the proceeds
| of such sale.
The Board then adjourned to Monday next at
o'cloQk H. m.
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Tue HOMICIDE IN CHATHAM-sT.-Coron

The HOMICIDE IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Cover yesterday held an inquest at the New.Yoik
Hospital on the body Of William II. Johnston who was
beaten In tie low saloon known the Evening Star :"
Chathamst fli account of which has been Published
In TIE TRIBUNE A largo amount Of evidence was
taken and the account given by us was borne out In
most particulars. The Jury rendered verdict that
the defendant 20 his death by blows inflicted on
the head it'll shovel in the hands Of known as
Slcm ,also that Thomas Cohen and Patrick Heftern
were accessories 70 the same" Cohen who ar
rested at the time was committed to the Tombs by
the Coroner "slem" and Heferu have lot yet been
arrested Patrick Hays. who arrested on suspicion
Of being participant in the assault was discharged
by the Coroner. tho evidence not being deemed SUI
fcicnt TO warrant his detention. Deceased was aged
2e years and a native OF this city.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-14
For The Freeman.
Musical.

on the evening Of Feb 25Ih the inhabitants
OF Warren and vicinity were favored with a
musical entertainment, given by the singers Of
East Warren, assisted by the Wsitsfeld Core
nst Band, who played in their usual fshcitOu
sy!o. The pieces both vocal and instrumental
were o. high order, consisting OF anthems
songs, solos AMI chounes, all quite dihcult Q
execution, showing, that the singers deserved
great communication for their perseverance in
performing them with such perfect success
and that Mr.. 5. Warner Jones, who has beer
their teacher during the winter past, has the abil
ity to instruct a class IN vocal music squallet
nv f,lr and c1celled by none,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-14
Abner smiths Estate.

WAauNaror Disrnrr, IS at Montpelier, Oh the zss
day OF February, A. D. lsc5.
MN n. HANCOCK administrator Of the estate Of
w Ahnrr Smih late OF VOICES er, ia said District, de-
ceased makes application to said Court foI license to sell
he VII lie Of The real estate OF sad deceased INCLUDING
he thet,in siust, in said Worcester, repre-
s.nnr tina sale OF all said estate except the homestead
necessary orhe payment Of the dsbts Of said dsee,s.d
and that the sale ofsneh homestead would be sensnesl
Ia the minor children Of said deceased
Wnereupon IL 10 ordered by said Court that said spp-
cation be referred 10 the 2sh day Of March, 1863 az
The Probate once In Moslpelef for hearing and decision
bs,eon and further ordered, that all persons intet
SIZED be notihrd hereof by publication OF notice Of this
apple,on aud order the con, thee week sueeesstsb
m The reen Mountain Freeman printed a, Montpel:sf
Drt,re said time OF heanng, that they may apPes'a'
aid line and place and IL they see cause, object thereto
BY the Court,
Atest--N. \ tuAet, hsttict