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NEPARrxEET OF THE INTERIOR,
uHirrpsrArls PArssr oryrcs,

y the Petition Of wmLIZn ii. hnIss and yossrH
w. " q a,ssss, x; prayiSns i az ths 81;
September, 1854, for an Improvement IN CAlendsr
yseks for seven years from the expiration Of said
emit, which takes place on the 18th day Of Sep.
fieer. ls&;
Patent oaee On MONDAY, the 5ist day Of August
next. At 1o'el9et, m and all PERSONS are notified
said petition ought not to be granted.
ale Il seir as ssp.es Y
.st forth n writing. "a least foenty day. before
the day Of heartnEi all sIimony hled by either
party, to BE- used al the said hearing, must be taken
and tansnttet IN accord nee with the rules Of the
once, which will BE- furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers. relied upon as tes-
umony must be nled In the once tiosntv days be-
within ter days AMER alihs the testimony;
Ordered, also, that this notice, be published In
the REPrBLieAs and the Int lieencsr, OF WASH
!nston, D. c., and In the Herald, Utica, New
York, once week for three successive weeks the
hrst 81 said publications to be At least sixty days
previous 10 the day Of hearing.
-Tust Acting Commissionsr Of Patsnis.
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nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UNITED STATES PATBNT OPPIcF

o WAsHISaTog, July -, 1865
burg. Pa praying for the extension Of a patent
granied 10 nun the llth day OF October IS 4 Tor an
improvement In Looms, for seven years from tho
expiration q SAID patent which lakes place on tho
II Is ordered that lie "a petition be heard al the
Patent oHoe, on Monday tho 18th day OF Oetober
next at II o'clock, n aud all persons are notified
to appear and show cRusr, n any they have, why
said petition Ought mot 10 be- granted. n 20 ,
PsrsOns nppJsipE the extension are req uired TO
ho, the PAtsnt Once, thvr objections, specially
tat iprfh IN wrllng.A lsaFt h5rPfY days before tho
day OF herriugi al ebtnnly nled by either pa rty
transmitted IN accordance with the rules Of the Of
hci, which will be llrhishei On application, =.
Dep0HitlOus and other ptpJrs, rolled upon AZ tea
tmony rust be filed IN the oiee tiosiify days be.
fore the day OF hearings the arguments, II any,
within fen days hHeT filing the testimony, i
Ordered also, that this notice DO publ shef In tho
kErGpDLiotE md re igtGitfgtHeCr, Washington,
aweek for throo successive weeks, The frat Oh said
the day OF hearing. ELISHA fOOTK
JyO-TLA COMMISSIONER OF Patents,
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COLUMBIA Dlse eEEffssbbRREEs ron WOMEN AND
Corner Of Pourtoenlh and N atra.ls ....

This Dispensary 10 In connection with Column
bis Hospital aud Il opened for the treatment Of
ont door patients, who are supplied with Medicine,
Medical and surglesl treatment free. . : '----.-
A., Patients who are about 10 be eonhned and desire
10 DO attended ~ their own homes, but who are
unable to pay for the services o.
practitioner, will be furnished with medical htten.
ton free, by leaving their names and address Al
the Hospital with the matron. =
=, Houks OF ATTENDANCE AT TIE DIsPEssARI,
MondAyt, from 2 to 4.,,...,...ProL Y, Howard.
Wednesdays. from 10 Prof. j. H. Thompson.
noinym rem Y ,i';,':;.:..';;:';p Dr. ASHFORD
Free Patients. upon orders OF the Honorable Bee
retAry Of The ln!erior, such orders for admission
CAP DO obtained Of tho Surgeon. in chief, DR.. j.
THOMPSON, at his odlee, isi ! street, between
Twenteth and Twenty ,hrsi ian6-tiy
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Steamboat Lines.

THE STEAMER COLUMBIA ,,,,.
l. Ha. resumed her regular trips be- AZ IN
tween ngton and baltimore, skhkh1k
Leaving Baltimore every SATURDAY AfTkk-
NOON at 4 o'clock, and Washington every
WEDNESDAY MORNING,
at o o'clock.
She will stop at ali the principal landings on the
river for passengers and freight. For further par
TGos. W. RILEY 4 SON. Agents,
Rlley's Wharf,
my9-tuf3m Attic foot Of Eleventh ST set
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pRovIDEHcE HOSPITAL,
UEpEk rae ruAlaR OF .....
THE SISTERS or GHARITY, 80
Corner Of Second strsst east And d street south,
Capitol Hill, - -'--Jl-- =

THE SISTERS on GHARITY, 20 -.
Corner OF Second strsst cast And D street south,
IuAHEAIrHr sSis!s Hill HE PART or WASH,
The new bpildinr Y nox ready for the reception
The ears run within two scuares Of tho butldint
Patients will be rsoeived Into the wards at V
per week. pAyabls tn sdvAnea This includes Mod
ie!ne and Medical or sargie.l attendance, - -
Private Rooms esu kN had At advanced rates
MEDICAL Stay ATTENDING.
PHYSICIANS.
D. r, HA0NER. A. D., No. DO II street. BE-.
tween Righteenth aud Sintssnth. y
JOHN q. RiLRY, n. D., New York avenue, be.
WI ar SzssiSs9 ~ .b.'ss s i' .:s.:i
J, ,. THOMPSON iss.o B.. corner Ninth ..-..
' n TSRp. " i ~ k.., Capitol street. l
n . 1bbSSfs5Rf iSD SSks stTsss lfSV5th' ),
GRAFTON TYLER, ". o., corner u Washing.
w JOHNSON N. D. Seventh street, be.
E,a5WIRD, NJ D., sas y street.
THOMAS MILLER, rs strost. 2 .. %.
JOHNSON BLOT, Hs h Atrest. -.H... aH. IH
O. ii, LIBRRMANN' I6e Thirteenth sirestr 44f
Application can be made at the HonpltAi, OF 10
either Of the Above-named physicians. PhysieianA
sending patients 10 the HoApltal who may occupy
private rooms have the privilege Of attending Che
1S-Eo persons with contagious disease. admitted
SISTER LORETTA O'REILLY, Z
oetlI superior.
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WE SELL FOR ONE DOLLAR

Gold and Silver Watches, Sewing Machines, silk
D'esS PATTERNS, Carpetings. Domestic Goods, &c.
CIRCULARS SENT FREE.
HNihg i9l patllenlArs, or ten checks sent for One
D23IiIari ueserbng ten different articles which we
ONE DOLLAR EACH.
splendid Inducements offered to agents. sandinS
US clubs Address LABONTR BABDiTT.
NO " sudbuTy street, Boston, Mass
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HowE& STEVENS. FAMILY DYE ,CoLoRs. =
The same shades, all In pow der form, We advise
the use Of tho Blacks, Broyns ard Drabs, 10 tho
powder form. fot sale by all DTuggsta Rnd
Dealers. aud at tho Mandatory. Boston, hAsB.
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NEW MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMERS.

JothS HesTiSSssJG'N,
win run regularly during. the winter months BE-.
9sofSstoyn, A. lsiIews; leave New York. from
Pier ~, East Rvsr. a. the foot Of Roseyeit street.
ssaf 10 q hsh :,ss, sysr Se Tsss:S. snG
Alexandria every Friday, at l2m. For freight or
q New York avenue and Seventeenth street. be-
0Ieesi.u j, ". THOMPSON, President,
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UEIrED sTArks PArExI .OTIIcy

o,
On the petition n sAslH W, RFED, adninstrstrix
r. h essste 2. Cheney kefNs Defeated snd Jane
Mould, decessed, Of chieaso, Illinois, praying f9I
Cheney Heed ana Brooks X Mould, the sch day
o. August, 1854. FORA Improvement IN ventiAtinI
q said patent, which takes place on he sf day q
lis oidsrsa that the .ald petition bs heard At tn.
Patent once on MONDAY, the 9th day n july
.pps,,.r and ,how cane, .sy they have, why said
Persons ORposins the eEtension arc required 70
hls In the Patent 0nee their objections, spe1aliy
set forth In writing. At least ftcentp days before
the day efheaIinFi all testimony fled 81 either
party 70 be used Al the said hearing. ust Be taken
md n sscordsnss with ths ,alss Of the
Dispositions and other papsrs. relied upon ~ testi
mony, must be nled In the once ftcen1s days be-
fore the day Of hearing the arguments, within
tsS DAY. otter aiipf re 4, ,ss.stlaony. ,u',.,,
the RlPUsLioAI and the iiiesncer. Wsshin Stcn
d. G., and In the Trfbass, Chicago, Ill, once )
week for three yuecsssive weeks; the frst Of said
BssSI,. Il 4 s a lss'' sixty %
myi3.Wa Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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Hotioes Of Patsnts.
DIrAHrsITI,r. , 2, s . I.yE..iosa

u UsTss srzrls f1sisy 6syres,.
n On the petition q Hos44iio o.sss. LE, ef
iprton, d, c., sdminfstfAtorS of the sstats Of
ss' e, y:
Gambriii and sinslsicn ,, BsrSse DE asS Day o.
js4 and tsi..asd me IN d.y SIksyfsSfr. ~.
.eysa ys.I. from the ssp!sasisn q AID pSi.a..
= isoIdsred th., ne AZ petitiSn :. heard q ne
to sppssr and show cause. u ny they hsvs. Why
l.css spss.ss e. = are % als
In the PAteni Once their objections, specially set
tsTth z xii!lSE y ls... tssstg ~
n;sd 4 d. AID hs..i, must 30 taken And trans
which will be Furnished on application.
.Sepg, must bs 2eS ~ asgs Ssiefs
The day q bearing The afguments fanJ, within ten
days AFTER nfinx the te9tlmony, -
ords,d, Also hat M. .9jiss be putIj:hsd IN the
D. O., and IL the Amvtosn, Baltimore, Ma. |,
I'D psblisstss. % b a isssi sIiy asgE PtsyiOus
nyS-fha Ietins Commis.ionsr o. Patents.
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pHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND BAL
L TIhVRK RAILROAD.

PHILADrLErHtlIA,s,s w i.ssSTS, AND BAL
TIME TABLE
Commencing MONDAY, April 18th, ises. Col.
Trains for Baltimore and Washington leave Phila-
N, Express. s6op. n, Express; and Ii. % >. n.
rSEis ~ s5 Eal' 81 S, Ei,Ra "a SFaf.D
siSss.s: IfS p NJ. kapr.s.i as !. s S e.
'r'''' SNp' M s,uN ffi;' TRAIN.
Lssye PhiladsPhia tor Baltlmorsspd washiuE,on
At s. y g a sas 3. B. ESll.s.ea. as p m
h MO S''im'if ~ XII kEs Nh m
1867 rrsssr22esftssffA ROUTE 1867
TO TIE s W9sT SFaSo sSRhu Up SOUTH
%, o. and ans MAT s''A. 1851, trains will run as
w..slas,e. ,s.. m. B.l,,nor. !. ,.,ep m.
.nD 1" ..sSe%. ,oS
VIII TsE SR asST P sSgskE ROUTE
day and night Cars, viii improvements. ami
AZ: AZ Sss;i: NV isss mics %
P aM5 p ETs 4. II THE 70 Ts
PiTfsSGRG fS% ~tsos, sSsss = hoohhsrhh and
Passenger, By this route from Baltimore have
SsfSTs .si q EssHs q. changes In UNION
Tickets Sy ~, s ISS,s eaa be procured 4. the
avenue. under National Hotel whore rslisbis inrar.
nation will be given at al times,
iats saiFsSf S.5 S As.s or
Corner Sixth ST. az %, rsPn AN, sysPSSFi
des-lv Baltimore. Nd,
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marriage, being q VAR o. physical wesfssss. Q,
Ganie debility, deformitles, Ge. speedily cured.
He who placcs himself under the care u pr ]
may reliEiously conhde ON his honor a. 4 Eaniis
man, And confidently rsly upon his skiii a. phys
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-09

tHitAoo, April !.
Tho municipal election at Kcokmk
Iowa, IA Monday, was carried by the
Democrats, Last year it was carried by
the Republicans.
At the annual election of the Chicago
G-.atl- II Trade T. -Ra4hsnsl4ss- Ar,as-
elected President,
CoIuNmr~. Ohio, April :,
Tho Democrats carry this city by about
1000 majority,
INnlANAroms, Ind, April :.
The vote At the township election on
Monday was small The Republican
tickrt is elected by s0omajarity,
CrNuNNArr, April :,
Tho city election passed of quietly ON
Monday The vote was light There
were tire, tickets in the field Republi-
cans. Democrats and Workingmen's,
Nearly complete returns from all the
Ward, indicate that the Democrats elect
81 their entire ticket with the exception
Of the Clerk Of the police Court and Dl-
rector vi the Inhrmary, The Court will
be Republican by small majority.
LAWRENCE, Kansas, April 7,
Tho Republican city ticket was elected
here on Monday. although the Democrats
pollod, large vote. This is only the
second time in the history Of the city that
the Democrats have had ticket in the
field
Ar,ulsoN, KANSAS. April !.
The city election here Monday resulted
in the choice of Democratic mayor by
twcnty-one uajority, The Republicans
elect a majority Of the council and mem
bcrs OF the School Board, also the Consta
bles.
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Gov. Fcnton's Veto OF The White
hall BILL.

At the opening of the Senate Monday
night message was received from Coy.
Fenton, vetoing the bill appropriating
S250000 in aid of the Whitehall and
7 Pittsburgh Railroad. 1t says it is APP
parent that there is no immediate need OF
the funds provided for in this bill, and it
may well be supposed, from both the con-
dition of the work and the terms If the
present bill, that an appropriation, If ex-
pedient at any time, would be in ample
season at the next meeting of the Legis-
lature 1t may be observed that an evil
of this kind of legislation is that it tends
to invite and encourage renewed apphca-
tions when commensurate appeals would
enlist private capital. 1t may be seen
also, that every district of the State
puts in claim for aid from the pub
lie treasury, and with the same argu-
ments and apparent earnestness. For
example, at the present season one or
tic other CT the Houses Of the Legislature
has before it bills for the Albany and Sus-
quehanna Railroad, granting s250,oO0 !;
for the Buffalo and Washington Railroad.
granting S250000; Dunkirk and Warren
Railroad, granting 100000; southern
Central Railroad, granting 100000 /;
New York Northern Railroad, granting
100000 Rondout and Oswego Railroad,
granting $4,000; Utica and Black River
Railroad, granting $1,000. say for 40
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Accident on the potOnaC--Thirtc
Negroes Drowned.
MAs1IINGIoN-

W AsIIINGTON, April !,
A terrible accident occurred at Arkan-
dale fishing shore, on the Potomac river,
about four miles above Aqua Creek, early
yesterday morning, which resulted in the
drowning of thirteen colored men. A
party Of colored men were employed at
this place in fishing with seines. 1ester-
day morning boat containing eighteen
men went out to the middle of the river
to set the seine. A strong gale was blow
ing at the time and the river was exceed
ingly rough. Having adjusted the net,
the lookout boat put off from the shore,
took FIVE men from the same boat and
carried them to the shore, after which the
lockout boat started for i've more Of the
men. 1t was deemed prudent that but
five men should go in the boat at time
owing to the smallness of the boat and the
roughness of the river. When the small
boat reached the seine boat, however, the
men who were left in the latter, feeling
very cold and not agreeing among them
selves as to which of them should go over
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washing ton New
WAsHrNGTON. April

AsHrNGToN, ,Aprtl !.
Gen. Spinner, who is Treasurer Of the
National Lincoln Monument Association,
received, yesterday, a letter from Austin,
Nevada, containing one hundred dollar
in aid Of the proposed erection Of a mont
ment in this city.
The auditor Of Montana writo, 10 John
F. Bruce now here, under date Of Mar.h
10th, that owing To increased machinery
and the discovery Of new gold and silver
fields in that territory. the yield of these
metals will be ten times greater than last
year.
The Supreme Court reversed, yc7toy-
day, the decree of the court Of claims in
a land warrant case, on the ground that
the court below could take cognizance
only of case. in which money was in con-
troycrsy
The Supreme Court affirmed the decree
Of the district court Of Florida of the
southern district which had decided that
a vessel captured as a'prize of war while
attempting to break the blockade in Mo
bile bay Wa not liable for claim, pre-
sented by parties in New Orleans for re-
pairs and provisions furnished three years
before the capture.
WAsHlNGToN, April l.
General Grant has issHel a general or
der relating to the cultivation Of gardens
for the use OF the army, which requires
commanding officers Of posts at or neal
which suitable public lands are available
to SET aside for company or post gardens
such extent Of these lands as may be nee
essary for the productian Of vegetables
for the command, and cause the same Il
be cultivated by the garrison.
The subsistence department is author
lied, under proper requisition. to procure
for sale to such company or post seeds and
agricultural implements.
The usual cabinet meeting WAS held at
the executive mansion this morning, and
Gen. Grant was present
WASHINGTON, April !.
Among tho visitors to the President
during the forenoon were Lieut.-Gen
Sherman and Collector Smythe Of New
N,rl,
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Defeat of the New Constitution in
nichigan.

DETROIT, Mich, April !.
Tho election returns coming in clearly
indicate the defeat Of the nov cou>titu-
ton It. cannot yet he Judged how the
vote on prohibition has gone. Negro
suffrage is embodied in the new constitu-
ton II is voted Tor separately, as are
prohibition, and also the question of an
nual or bi-snnud sessions Of the Lcgisla-
ture,
Thirty-fyc towns heard from eve 2,162
majority against the constitution, and
seventeen towns give lSi majority for
prohibition.
Election fcturus received from 30 towns
give I005 majority against the eonStitu-
ton The result on prohibition as far as
heard from, is a majority for it Of l3l.
This will be greatly oTcrbalancod by the
vote Of Detroit, but the Temperance men
are hopeful
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MICHIGAN ELECTION
WESTERN ELECTIONS !
Interesting General News.
AZ. &C. AZ.
oi Thomas d'arceJ
NCGer.

sss''s
BosroN, April,
\ dispatch has just been received from
Couada which states that darcy McGec
was shot dead this morning as he was
leaving the Parliament house,
LATER
OTTAWA, April {,
Al half.past two o'clock this morniul;
The Hon. Thomas darcy Niece was
shot dead by an unknown assassin a, Ia
was entering the house Of Mrs. Tratter
where he lodged, on Sparks street
The ball passed through his head an,I
lodged in the door, which Mr. Niece
was in the act Of opening,
\ son Of Mrs. Trattcr, who is one Of the
Parliament pages. was returning home
and was some distance from the hous,
when he heard the report, On reaching.
his mothers door he found Mr. Niece
dead on the pavement, lie saw no person,
in the neighborhood and heard no foot
steps
The night was bright and clear and
the assassin must have been either con-
cealed or behind the fence Of vacant lot
opposite. or made hasty retreat i'm
mcdiately on firing the shot. Mr.. Niece
had just left the Parliament house and
had cigar in his mouth when he was
killed. His brains exuded from the
wound and the side walk was covered
with his blood. This fact in connection
with that Of the ball lodging in the DOOR
post, seem to Indicate that the weapon
wa, held close to his head when fired.
There have been as yet no traces what
ever Of the assassin.
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BosIoN, April =
Early this morning fire broke out and
badly damaged the upper portion of the
large building On the corner Of Bowtloin
square 4 Cl.ardon street. Among the occu-
pants were II. NJ Richards, manufacturer
OF jewlry II, 7. Waite, paper box maker;
5. VI. Laer. glass cutter. and the ofii-e Of
the Cambridge Railroad Company.
The lo~, Is estimated at $4,000.
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Markets.

~" '''N' = f'n .
FLorR- The market for Western and State
-four, owing TO tile storm and more hhcralj fe-
cepts, is heavy, and l0a25e lower, the decline
being most noticeable on the medium grades At
the concession there was more dong tor export.
Sales 800 bbls at - s0a9 q Tor superiine state
fancy do - 5ola9 90 Tor the low grades oil
Western extra; so l0al0 30 for good to choice
spring wheat do $40 2oal2 70 Tor Minnesota
and iowa do - 96GlO 80 Tor shipping ono i.
$40 ipGtli 90 for trade and family brands 80 %
ALE 50 Tor amber winter wheat extra lndiana and
Michigan II l5alf 20 Tor white wheat q" do
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Tue Consul. TO QUEBEC.-The New
port Vt. Express says that Mr.. Charles
Robinson. confirmed the other day as t.,
s. Consul to Quebec, was noted through
out that entire section 'as an opponent of
the war, an opposcr of bounties, man
who would cheer for jeff Davis when on
British soil-in short, d weli-klo~n leader
Of the Democratic party" The Express
adds:
1T is not strange that the Republicans
in this section should feel indignant at
this action of the Senate, after knowing
the facts. and that the more they think Of
it, the more indignant they become. We
say nothing now of the influences or the
persons who brought about ills result.
All these will, We trust, ere long be
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ImpenehmenI Facts and Nu,aor>.


So far. not more than six witue.-ye
have been summoned 10y the Presidents
counsel,
The statement by Judse CARTS that
the defense did moi intend 10 introduce
much oral testimony strengthen, the he-
lief that the goth or 2lth If April will
witues, the ela,e If the trial
The most braaeuly um'ruthtui state
mont j.. that the lntclligcneer's editorial
arguing that neither Wade or ColaS can
succeed johnson. if he i, removed, Was
written by Chief Justice Chase.
on ,Ht tina, Chief Justice Chase as
presiding officer If the trial. issued tick
1t 10 the floor Of the Senate TO John NJ
Laug,tau Of Ohio, tn, well known eolarad
lawyer, which Mr. Gang,ion declined
Secretary MrCullo,h has received thu
following letter enclosing $50 and post
marked Fremont, Ohio
Treasurer of.thc United States The
iuclo,ed SEQ belongs TO the United States
Treasury. Please credit il To- Union L.
fender, and apply ii ON the Impeachment
Of the President.
Senator Reverdy johnson is under
stood TO deny the ,tatemen, gou,aiuel'jn
Gen Emory's evidence, that lie had been
consulted regarding the. duty Of military
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-09
Democratic Celebration in New
York.

New YORK. April :.
This noon one hundred guns were fired
in the City Hall park under the direction
of the Tammany Hall general committee
in honor Of the democratic victory IN
Connccticut
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

NThe undersigned having been appointea ~ lne
Uo,, Probate Court for the District of Fairhayen,
Commissioners 10 receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands OF all persons against ~
thanel f. auckland. late OF sudbury IN saia ols
,li.., deceased. hereby give notice that We VII
moi fnr the purpose Of examining and allowing
all elajr,ls at his late dwelhnghouse IN sudbury,
an he first Tuesday in June next, nom nine
o'clock a. IN. until four o'clock p m Of said day
and that six months from the 2ath Gay OF
March, A. u, lsGs. is the time limited BY said
court Tor said creditors to present their claims to
~ for examination and allowance.
Dated at sudbury, vt, this 5lst day of March,
A. d. ls6s.
REAL l.. BUEI, rasarss
lJ-R3ws ISAAC hETCHl NJ,
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.sastan Produce MARKET.

Repeated ,slara-ly fn the Htu,ln by cp.Nats
f.s. >1tNaE- N fas., 'tanmtsslun MsIHhania
aAet.f 81 J .a.sWl tltli Market. Weston,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-09

CHAMP LAIE CASAL.--The Champaign
canal W III be opened on the first Of May
This will give dealers and forwardcrs aln
early business season. which. from all
pre- 'ent Indications, promises 10 lie unu~u-
III e prosperoua
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-09

IRol STEAMBOATS,. ii is rumore i
that the steamer Dean Richmond is 10 he
purchased by the Troy and New York
steamboat company, and that she will
take the place Of the Connecticut, whic h
is to be hauled off the line and sold
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-09

VERMONT ~ THE MAssACHuS SETS
LEeIsIArrRE.-on Monday last petit
ton was presented in the Mas aohusetes