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A.-Scalp Diseases and Omplafnts,
dandruf, falling loss and untmey grayness, cured
by the special treatment OF Lr; b. u FERRY, Derma-
tOOgis NO ~ Bond street New York. For the efficacy
OF MS treatment Dr. PERRY respectfully to the
following well know gentlemen OF this city -
Rev. u. C. vANNORMAN % West fify.frst street.
". w. BISCHOFF, Banker. 5S Bowery.
THOS W. MATHER, Attorney, Il9 Broadway.
T. s. HENRY, Attorney -at-Law, l52 Broadway.
Mr.. GEORGE PERRY, Editor Home Journal
Mr.. HORA, L II. DAY, IS Liberty street.
Mr.. Il. H. SHANNON, office Mutual Lie Insurance
Company
MIR. JUNIUs GRIDLEY, firm Of Gridley Conn. 73
William street
Mr. IHOs. 4. DUNCAN, 1853 and 26s Canal street
Mr.. AMOS G. TORREY SO John street.
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Nov. 2s, 1874
Trains will pass over Spring Greek bridge at
Tuscumbia this afternoon, for the first time since
tho hurricane.
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The Prisoner Taschma acher REM andedl-
The Ice Form alton.


QUEBEC, Nov. 2S, 1874.
The prisoner Taschmacher was brought into
court to-day. and, alter an interview with the
witness who arrived from England, was remanded
until Monday, when proceedings under the Extra
.dition act will be commenced. The prisoner is
accused or defalcaIions, forgery and embcZze-
ment, to the amount OF 500, 900 francs, by his for
mer employers.
RIVER NAVIGATION.
The steamer Alhambra arrived from Montreal
this afternoon. The captain reports large
quantities OF ice In the river but not OF sufficient
strength to prevent screw steamers running.
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A1.-Furniture Auction Sale Tuesda y
and Wednesday, December and2 See kelly CO.'S
adv
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Dew OF the Alps.

Dyoing and C1eaninE.-The Empire
DYEING AND CLEANING CoMPANY call for and de-
liver goods. Work surpassed by none. Offces-ai6
Broadway near I'D ST. ly6 9th av near l4th st. 76 Sth
av near st
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.D,ck,s Soft Capsules j

Dunville's Old Irish Whiskcy Is RECON-
mended BY the tic al profession superior French
Brandy. In casks or cases u >. Branch 81 Broad ST
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ssDicI's Soft Capsules Are Decidedly
the best shape in which tho traveller take such
MEDICINES he Is liable TO need at time especially
this country, where the changes OF climate OF
very likely TO cause disorders. They contain
medicines and not at all unplca
All drug stores have them."-Appleton's Southern
i973
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A.-Natural Sherry Wine, Dry and
pure specially ordered trade - 50 per gallon.
15c. per bottle (under own labeD. Our regular
grades 81 to $I2 per gallon.
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To tho Public.
Our copartncrshp expiring on the lst OF February
next we have determined close out this fall certain
departments Of business and oner AZ ami below
cost our entire stock OF
Chandeliers and Gas Fixturea
Real BrorZcs and Clocks
Composition Bronzcs and Clocks
Siiverplated Ware, Cutlery and Fancy Goods
Purchasers now sec ure bargain& Also at very
low China Glass and English Stone Chna. by the
set or piece. NlCOL, DAVIDsON CO..
686 Broadway, near Great Jones street.
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A.-Dyeing and Cleaning.-Lord's
"FRENCH BLACK" for dress goods and DRY CLEAN
ING for delicate colors Ill Eighth avenue, near Fiji
to nth street; Broadway Bieeoker street. and
at principal store $50 Broad corner seventeenth ST.
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Grateful PetftiOncrs Askfng Forgive
ness Of Their Obliy "a tfOns to the Govern
mcnt.
QUEBEC. Nov. 2S, 1874.
A deputation OF the parties indebted to the gov
'ernment for moneys advanced to them after the
great fire OF 1S45 waited upon the government
yesterday with petition asking for q remission
OF the amounts due by them. The Premier prom
ised to consider the matter.
ICE IMPEDING NAVIGATION.
The pilot DOrson, who took down the steamship
POlina, had very great dlfficulty in landing at
Father Point in consequence OF tne large quantity
OF Ice In the river.
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Corns, Bunions. ingrowinx Nails, &c.,
cured without pam. CORN CURE bv mail. 5Oc-
Or. RICE, ls9 Broadway, near Dey street.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye Acts Quickly,
thoroughly and splendidly imparting most natural
shades, and easily applied. Sold by Druggists
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CUBA.
Summary Arrest Of Suspected Freshman.

Francisco Bolio, proprietor OF the San Carlos
Hotel was arrested yesterday on a charge OF being
the correspondent OF the insurgent newspaper
1ndepsndencta, OF New York, but was released
again to-day.
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Pure and Delicious Smoking To-
BACCO. Is sURBRUG'S GOLDEN SCEPTRE. Try k-
Depot lb7 Fulton strcet
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THE SNOW.
Hoavv Snow In IlliuolS.

Heavy snow In Illinois.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2s, 1874.
Special dispatches from different points in Gen.
tra Illinois state that there was the heaviest fall
OF last night In that section that has occur
red for several years. The snow Ia rom twelve
to thirteen incnes deep and has stopped railroad
trad1c and delayed trains on some roads.
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A.-rino Eurs at Popular Prices.-Sea1-
SKIN FURS. q speciality. BURKE, manufacturer, No.
2l4 Broadway, Park Bank building.
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TIE DOMINION.
Parliamentary Returns.

OTTAWA, Ont, Nov %, 1874
Among the members returned to serve in the
present Parliament are Mr. Norris, for Lincoln,
and Mr.. Kerr, for West Northumberland. W. l.. A.
Senecai has been appointed to the Senate vice
Hon. MIR. Mahl0t, deceased.
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Spanish victory Over Cuban Insur-
SANTIAGO DE CUBA

SANTIAGO DE CUBA. Nov. %, 1874.
A body OF Spanish troops encountered party OF
insurgents at San Juan, yesterday killing eleven
OF them.
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Health Restored (NVfthout Medicine,
by DU BARRY's REvALENTA ARABIC FOOD 10 the
stomach nerves. lungs liver, curing dyspep STA in
sleepessness, debility, wasting cough. asthma fevers
consumption, low spirits; 1900 cures which had re.
sisted ali c.her remedies Depot in New York, JOHN 4.
""aRY. CUkRAN& 4 CO. Nos and College place.
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m RfNnaII.,
GraeHauhovU

raefenbor4 MRfsnalI's CatnoIsc0n--
Acknowledged By physicians to be rfuIly
eessful remedy for female complaints
GRAkFENBEKG COMPANY 50 heade street.
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A-SIlk Elastic Stockings, Belts, Knee
Caps, Abdominal supporters, suspensorv Bandages
Shoulder Braces and Crutches at MARSaS Truss Ufce,
No 2Vesey street. Lady IN attendance.
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New Departure, Dyspepsia Leaving
Is victims whereysr DIR. sHARP's INFALLIBLk sPE
SINGLE failure Retail at HARTNhTT. Bible House ant
COUDINGrON, ,lo2 Broadway.
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A.-FOr q First Class Dress Business
HAT go direct to the manufacturer, ESPENSCHEID lis
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A Cheap Luxury.-Torrey's Patent
WEATHER STRIPS; cold d .aughts avoided fuel saved
+. s. ]. TORREY. LOO Fulton street
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An Oner Will be Received for Two
TEN CYLINDER HOE ROTARY PRESSES; WILL BE
SOLD Low ADDRESS THE NEW YORK HERALD.
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A.-Rupturos and Physical Deformities
successfully treated by DR. MARSH at No. vescy street,
opposite st Paups church.
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A.-Of tho Advantages Derived by
dealing directly with the manufacturer instead Of with
vendors order obtain superior FABRICS at
duced prices this day possibly be ignorant
N EsPENSCHEiD, Manufacturer ot Gentemen's Hats,
llS
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Onward Lake George Diam

Hojer a Gra hi m. Wire Sign Mskers.-
Sign. Store and once Painters, 81 Duane street.
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Use Mai1lard's Chocolates, Vanilla.
Double Vanilla and Par Excellence for breakfast lunch
and travellers DEFY all honest competition For saie
by all leading grocers and the manufactured.
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The FACT Is, FerhAPs, Toe WSH aAm0WM
require repetition that GOURAUD'S SOAP 10 Ger.
tain remedy tor all cutaneous diseases, snch as
EkUPTlON, kINGWORM. SALT RHEUM,
BLO1CHES. CHAPS, CRACKS
and others OF like character, and besides clarifying
and whitening the toughest and darkest skln 1t makes
soft and smooth rs elder down Every mother who ls
anxious the health cleanliness ana oe
her babe should permit none other than
NaNt-r GOURAUDS SOAP -a -ss
to be used IN the and gentleman who ~
desirous Of possessing soft white and delicate hends
whose tender skin retcd anu rrltated by the
of should II he lis 4
these at once himself OF cake of GUU
most luxurious emollient Soap presented te shs
public notice.
Ats rAVA
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turn makes sure; prevention far any cure"
BY opening the pores and allowing the tree escape OF
poisonous efee Matters the Russian Vapor Baths
NO East Fourth street first in the interest Of
preventive medicines.
The New York herald., 1874-11-29

Rev. Mr.. AHiger, of jam msica, Long
Island suffered for years with throat which clergy
men and speakers are subject to He obtsined In
mediate rellef from GILES LINIMENf IODiDE or
AMMONIA. Depot, No. l5l Sixth avenue; sold by A.
druggists; 50c. and 81 bottle In quarts at 81 50
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The Way to Secure Beautiful Skim
Use GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP daily In your bath. IL
opens the pores so that AL impurities can pass on from
the whole skin instead Of compelling them work of
through tho face, the only OF great people
washed and. therefore the only part where the
impurities work of with facility. Sold by drug
giss at 2oc cake, or one box hree cakes 6oc by
mail box three cakes), 75c. Address c. N. CRIT.
TENrON, Now York. Agents wanted.
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Loss About 1000.

PATERSON, N. j.. Nov. %, 1874.
About two O'Clock this morning fire broke out
in the stove and tinware store OF George Young.
No. SO Main street, opposite Fair street. The
Games caught in the rear. The building is . two
story frame structure and very old. The origin of
the fire is mystery, but 1t is believed to be the
work OF an incendary. The back part or the build
ing 10 gutted and the. roof nearly destroyed.
Young's stock was valued at 5000 ana was in
sured Tor $4,000, when Is about the estimated
amount OF the loss. The insurance Is in the Mer-
chants, OF Newark. The building Is owned by
Charles q. Way. and IS encountered by mortgages.
The building adjoining. occupied by P. Selbel toy
dealer, was considerably damaged, ana Mr..
SeiDeps family had much difficulty in escaping from
the flames.
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Patent Wire Signs-Sign, Store and
Office PAINTING. UPhAM l. CO., 500 Broadway.
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selling at cost to reduce stock; fine assortment
Ladies' Work Tables, Writing Desks Music stands
Flower Stands Esses Jardi Mere Cabinets Etegere @
Paror, Library, Dining ana Chamoer suits. VILLA
i. LEB 2T Canal street, one door from broadway ~
and 20i Fulton street. Church street. New York.
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The Fact Is, Perhaps, Too Well Know

Trussex, Elastic Stockings, Shoulder
BRACES ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS, &C., az populae
prices DIR. GLOVER 10 Ann street.
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Water or Life-Cures Promptly Indi.
gestion Constipation, Nervous and General Debility
For sale IS Twelfth corner Broadway aud
WEBSTER'S, IA Maiden lane.
ZenlOusly Set About Curing That
cough. Use WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CaERRY. 50
cents and 81 bottle large bottles much the
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Heavy Storm Throughout Missouri and
KansaS.

81. LOUIS Mo-, Nov. 2S, 1874.
heavy snow storm prevailed throughout MIS-
souri, and Kansas yesterday and last night. In
some localities the snow fell to the depth OF
eighteen inches and trains have been considera-
bly, delayed In consequence In this city the snow
Is about four inches deep, and i0com0tion ana
street trafiic have been much impeded to-day.
Snow In Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI. Nov. %, 1874
Four inches OF snow fell this evening. and It is
ctiu nwfn
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Nl the Laws Governing Lite. Explanatory % % tho
ful Treatmcut OF Weakness Low spirits Despondency.
Nervous exhaustion Muscular Debility and frematuro
author Dr. H. DE y. CURTIS. No. - East slxteentA
street New York.
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The Pleasant Valley Wine Company'a
WINES pure, wholesome and cheap. DepoA 50 Full
ton street.
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TEA AND COFFEE SETS, Ns
Triple Plate. $23 50.
Raaufiful EferiinQ Silyer.OlAtfd WaRa

Beautiful Sterling Siver-pated WaFe.5
b cheap. r3EA
silverplated Table Knives, % Is per dozsn; :.
Tea Spoons, SO per dozen. Castors, cut bottle& -
and all kinds OF House Furnishing Goods equaly Low.
Rich Bohemian Glass
Cut Glass Ware.
Beautiful plain and decorated Dinner Tea and Toilet Sets
Cologne Sets Tete- -a-tete sets.
Bohemian and French China Vases.
Sold at less than their cost in Europe In
GOLD
EDWARD d. BASSFORDS,
Cooper Institute, corner stores
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Lamollle county liens,

J. c. Cleveland, Of Hydepark. has sold
his drug business and stock to one Whitney,
of johnson. lie gives possession at once.
l.. L. Boynton, of Morrisville, has sold
his livery to d. c. Hardy, of that village.
Mr.. Hardy has now one of the best stables,
and can give airy one as good "hitch-up
a can be found in Lamoillc Dan means
business.
The temperance meeting at Town Hail,
Morrisvillc, Sunday evening last. was fully
attended and attestel well the earncstneSs
and the success of the friends of temperance.
Another union meeting is called in two
weeks.
The Morrisville Dramatic Club, at Stowe,
May 2Sth, presented the drama of the
LADY of Lyons at Theatre Hall, to full
house. The play was well received. The
stage and fixtures there, fitted up by the
hotel company, are of the finest order.
The legal voters of the town Of Stowe
were called out on Saturday, on 9 question
of railroad from Waterbury to Morris
Vile, and voted 1875 70 so in favor of a road
and propose to aid in the sum Of $4,000.
No plan for raising the money has been de-
cided upon.
The weather is fine. and crops are putting
forth vigorously, looking as well as last year
for the most part. The grass crop is better
in appearance than it was last year. Farm
ers are becoming encouraged.
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RIcHMoND.-The public exercises of the
Chit.enden County Good Templars Union
were held in the afternoon of the 4th
instant, in the Round Church, with very
good attendance of citizens from Richmond
and vicinity. L. F. Wilbur of Jericho,
presided. REGULATIONS were given BY Ransom
j. Robinson Of Huntington, Mrs. j. g..
Bostwick Of Richmond and Miss Sarah Van
Nliet Of Jericho. Remarks were made by the
Rev. w. W. Atwater of Burlington, con-
trasting favorably the present with twenty
years ago. VIII. S. Whitcomb of Burling-
ton, gave some pretty good advice that
temperance men should practice what they
preach, intimating that it was not always
carried out even in the Queen City.
Messrs. Atwater and Whitcomb have Just
returned from the National Good Templers
meeting at Boston, and are full of zeal
and enthusiasm for the cause of temperance.
Rev. j. ii. Bond of Williston spoke an
hour, showing by his logic and reasoning
that he considered temperance as well as
goodness the duty of man. Col. Mead. of
Randolph, spoke in his usual felicitous
manner, claiming that it was the duty of
every intelligent freeman to vote for men
with level heads to represent them. He
said he could go little farther than Mr.
Bond, who claimed to be wOman's rights
man. lie was not only a woman's rights
man, but should be in favor of woman suf-
frage as soon as they wished it, as almost
every woman was in favor of temperance.
The exercises were interspersed with singing
temperance songs and glees, by the choir,
Mrs. Tyler Towers presiding at the organ.
Resolutions of thanks were adopted thank
ing the citizens of Richmond for their hos
pitality and the choir for their music AZ
ter singing the doxology the meeting ad-
journed SINE de-
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VERMONT MEDICAL SocIETY.-The semi
annual meeting of this society will be held
at the Memphremagog House at Newport,
on Wednesday and Thursday, June "a and
%, commencing at 10 a. m. on Wednesday.
The New Hampshire Medical Society and
the Vermont Pharmaceutical Association
will be present by their delegations. As
this is designedt to be social as well as bus
mess meeting, members of these organiza-
tions, and all who attend, are especially
invited TO bring their ladies also The ad-
dress of the Vice-President, DR.. H. S.
Brown, of St. Johnsbury, will be delivered
during the session.
Papers on various medical subjects will be
presented by different individuals.
The session will continue two full days.
An excursion on Lake Memphremagog dur
ing the afternoon or evening is part of
the programme The route to Newport for
those on the Rutland division of the Cen
trail Vermont as far south as Rutland, and
on the Eastern division as far as Mortified,
is by way of Essex Junction and Richford
taking the $50 train at Essex junction on
Tuesday giving ample time for dinner and a
short stay at St. Adams, and reaching New
port at S:25 p. m. Those below White
River Junction will go up the PassumpsiC
by the afternoon train, reaching Newport
about 8 p. IN.
Return certificates will be furnished by
the Secretary to all who pay full fare ovel
the Central Vermont or Passumpsic Rail
roads
A large attendance and an interesting
session is expected.
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Lamoille Valley Railroad Connection.

The committee Of 100 citizens appointed
by the Mayor, on the subject of the pro-
posed railroad connection with the Port
land and Ogdensburg road, met at the
City Court room, Monday p m, at the call
of the Chairman. Hon. D. C. Linsley. Mr..
Linsley presided. The Secretary read an
important letter from Hon. Horace Fair
banks, Of the Portland and Ogdensburg
road, in reference to the proposed road
from Burlington to Cambridge, and the aid
which the Portland and Ogdensburg road
is prepared to render towards its construc-
ton, and rendering an invitation to the
committee to 60 to Cambridge, over the
proposed route, and thence by special train
to st. JOhnsbury and to the Connecticut
River, at some early day, in order to see the
route, and gain the information needed in
order to appreciate the value of the con-
nectiOn.
Mr.. Linsley, as the subcommittee ap-
pointed to report estimates of cost, stated
that he had been over the line recently with
Mr.. Hale, the engineer who made the survey,
and though it would take some DAYS vet to
prepare detailed estimates, be was prepared
to say that the road could be built at Mr..
fairbanks estimated $3.50 ,OOO) and proba-
bly, for something less. lie found the most
expensive and formidable portion of the
work not at this end las many supposed, but
in getting down into the valley of the
Lamoille River, at the other end.
Hon. E. j. Phelps offered the following
resolution
ReSofred, That it is the sense of this com
mittee that the courteous invitation of Hon.
Horace Fairbanks to pass over the route of
the proposed road, and over n portion of the
Portland and Oglensburg road. should be
accepted, and with as large an attendance
of the members of the committee as is prac-
ticable.
After some remarks by Mr.. Phelps, on the
Importance of this connection. and of i'm
proving the present favorable opportunity
to secure it, theresolution was unanimously
adopted.
On motion, the chairman was directed to
correspond with Mr.. Fairbanks in refer
ence to fixing time for the proposed ex-
cursion.
On motion of Gen. George P. Foster, the
chairman was directed to invite Hon.
George W. IIendee, NJ c., to address the
citizens of Burlington on the subject ofthe
railroad connection with the Lamoille Val
ley, on the evening of June Eth
The committee then adjourned, subject to
call of the chairman.
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ChIttenden County Probate Court.

Business transacted in the Probate Court
for the district of Chittenden, during May,
1874.
Carlos Baxter's estate; license to sell
personal estate.
Latham Jones's estate; license to sell
personal estate.
Martin A. Seymour's estate; appoint
ment of administrator and commissioners.
Mary Duggan's estate; proof Of will and
letters testamentary.
Benjamin Joslin's estate; proof of will.
letters testamentary, and appointment OF
commissioners and appraisers.
Minnie L. Fuller ct al estate settlement
of guardians account.
Uber Lawrence's estate proof Of will.
Harriet Colnon's estate hearing and Or
der of removal to Insane Asylum.
Roswell Places estate; settlement of ex-
ecutor's account and decree.
William Harmon's estate; appointment
of administrator, commissioners and ap.
praisers.
John Partch's estate; settlement of ad-
illustrators account.
Oliver p Gleason's estate; appointment
Of commissioners and appraisers
jeremiah French's estate; appointment
OF commissioner Of distribution.
John Keyser's estate; settlement of ad
ministrator g account.