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RELIGIOUS NOTICES,

nMLAOAVCD MOGkCEHs
THE FIRST ANNIVERSARY MEETING OF THE BRO
held in Grace church Grace court and Hicks street
be- OeScd by Bhop sonsas e Of w sna
hood ls'''n A'e n'' OIL e 'n''S nd OF the Brother
THE THIRD UNITARIAN CHURCH WILL MEET FOR
the first time at the Hail. northeast and
Thirty second street on this Sunday afternoon at half
three o'clock Mr. rockingham, the pastor Messrs Bellows
free
DRY GOODS, SO.
a broderes Of every description al wholesale and retail
stamping to order executed 10 The neatesi and perfect
dresses ChIldreus pique suits.
k sS0 a psr. 81 $500 "a: spring
r0m suson Price Tossoo att, ssprng skirts
Ar DE pERoEyAIss, sn BRO apwAY-AI.L KINDS
table linen and bed clothes scoopng sk embroidsry &c
swsys and made to order s&a
a 5s7 BROADWAY
Opposite the Metropolitan Bote
very large stock OF French embroidered
ton at jus, one half the usual price the selected
Aro, article in half chsnig very beautiful and
Ladies' dress headdresses &c '''' "''" 10
MouInng snG uson go,os unsurpassable in style. Ba
]ou' best KID gloves 81 cents ,cy,,o,,n.,
557 Broadway.
A CARDmw JACKSON, NO: asl BROADWAY, Re
"a sPeciuly calls the attention OF purchasers Of MOURN
ING GOODS TO his extensive spring mporaons OF dress
spsaon following among he maay os recsiyed
Handsome asured foulards by the yard.
bps ans rE nsT s. s, r. ver Desirable
Black Maltese cloths ~ yards wide
Black delsnes and chalies without nsire
Black grenadines in every width and quality.
and ssSrr yeT
Treble width Spanish grapes all wool and Yards wide
beautiful texture before in this market also GONE
hsn o 1 yeag ss
bonnes mar llas sha~s &C. Ladies will please 5serve INC
y, -, v s. J4oKsoE, Importer o, Mourning Goods
ucrIoN LOTS. AUCTION Lors, AUCTION
Auction OTIS Of
..,,.. French worked collars
French worked sets
.., OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dmiy and muslin sets
Plain linen and embroidered h.t dkercbiefs
Cambria and swiss bards and souncugs.
bargains from auction In ''' ''"'
p...,.. ,u.u, .n.,,. l., New dress trimmings.
Barsahs from auction In
Beautiful real black Iaces, s>
-, 49,, ,,.-, Cheap from auction.
In 3D. city.
Call early and get tbs
-, FRS, choice Of these.
They embrace many other things no, named
Their low prices NV
WIN insure rapid sales.
JOHN ELLIOTT co,
100 SIXTH AVENUE
BETWEEN TENTH AND ELEVENTH STREETS.
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n srANTONs, NO. 9s9 BROADWAY, CORNER or
~. Twenty nrst street. will be found inspection 70 be
the best and cheapest the United States he purchase
Of description Of ladies' and chdrens Ladies
yet unacqusinted with this newly established store,
travelling public are TO call and examine
pressed themselves pleased and graned finding they
had 30 long wished fora store Ia which could be every
article Of dress manufactured in The bessmannsr from the
annoyance Of josng through Head
dresses, illusion goods &c constantly hand
order.
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THE FIRST ANNIVERSARY MEETING OF THE BRO
therhood Of Grace Church, Brooklyn Heights, will
held Grace church of Grace and Hicks stree
Sunday evening" the I'd INST at ~ o'clock wi
be preached by Bishop Souhgae late Of
collection made in behalf of the charity Of the Brother
hood
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GPRI.G GOODS NOW OPEN
- 7O3 BgoADwAy
A rich assortment of
Nen3, Point sets
Mantilas and Point handSerchefs
-. . Flounces Point bsrbes
or new and beautiful designs
MILLER GRANT, 1903 broadway
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THE THIRD UNITARIAN CHURCH WILL MEET FOR
the first time at the Hail. northeast of
Thirty second street this Sunday, afternoon at half
three clock. Mr. rockingham the pastor
Oseood Longeow, &c, will participate services Seats
free.
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HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS FROM AUCTION.
IL Linen goods OF all descriptions
Quilts, counterpanes and bankes
Lace and mus II curtains and draperies
Cotton sheeting and shirtngs Of all kinds.
c. q. HOOK,
date W g. Rond)
1O8 and ITO Sixth avenue
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CTATE OF VERMONT lAt proh.t

STATE OF VERMONT, TAT a Probat.
~ Distric of New Haven, Court holden
at Bristol in said district on the 18th day of
February 1859 The executor of the estate
of WAIT SOFTER
late OF New Haven in said district deceased,
testa'e, having made application TO said
court q have his account with said estate
examined and allowed The court appointed
the first Monday of March, 1863, at 10
o'clock, \, NJ at the Office of the Judge of
said court as The time and place for the
settlement Of said account, and made an or
der requiring notice 10 be given to all per
sons interested Of the time and place Of said
settlement. And for which purpose 1t Is
further ordered that copy Of the record
Of this order be published in the Middle
bury Reeister--a newspaper printed At MID
dlebury in this State-all which purlios
lions shall be previous to the time appointed
for said settlement
HARVEY MuNsILL, Judge
true copy Of Record.
44S~ II. MuNslLL, Judge
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Sega NotiteD.

STATE OF VERMONT, Alta Probate
ODtsriet Of New Haven, S. Cour, holden
at Bristol, in and for said district on the ST
day of February, 1869 Tho administrators
Of tie state of
HARVEY PARMELEE,
late Of Bristol in said district. deceased.
presented to said court their petition In
writing setting forth that the debts and
charges against said estate amount TO the
sum of S4024,l4; that the amount of per
sonal estate remaining in their hands Ia
S2o3l,7Oi leaving the sum of 5l492, "A to ba
raised from the real estate, and hath shown
to said court the situation Of th 9 real estate
whereof the said deceased died seized and
hath represented to said court that 1t would
be beneficial TO the heirs and those interest
ed in said estate, by reason of a part resid-
ing out of this State and other reasons. to
have the whole Of the real estate of the said
deceased soldi alth ough a sale Of the whole
would not be necessary for the payment of
the just debts and charges Of administration
and hath produced to said court the assent
in writing and signed by all the heirs to said
estate or by the guardians of such as are
minors, and pray the said court to license
them to sell the whole of the real estate of
the said deceased Except the widows dow.
err including the reversion Of said dover.
Therefore it is ordered by said court that
all persons interested be notified to appear
at a session Of said court, to be held at
Bristol. in said district, at the Office of the
Judge Of said court, On the first Monday of
March. 1859, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, that they
may give bonds for the payment Of the
debts and charges of administration. or
show cause why license should not be
granted as aforesaid. For which purpose It
is further ordered that copy Of the record
order la sh
cessively in the DIiddlebury Registsr-a
newspaper printed at Middlebury, in this
State, all which publications shall be previ-
Gus to the said time appointed for said hear.
ing
HARVEY MUNSILL, Judge
A true copy OF record
44sw HARVEY MUNsILL, Judge
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SPRING QUARTER
OF THE
MiddleburV Female Seminary

Commences Wednesday March I'd, and coutn-
ues ten and q half weeks. Pupils are not le-
ceived for less than a full quarter, except by
particular arrangement with the Principal.
MISS AGNES GORDON Principal aud Preceptrcss.
Miss NJ. J. KNOWLES, Assistant Preceptress.
Miss Z. G. LAWRENCE, Teacher Of Drawing and
Painting
Prof. A. BoTT, Tescher Of Music and German.
TUITION AND BOARD.
Iuiton-In Elementary English, 60 90 Higher
English, "a SO ; Latin and English, SIS 90. Plano
$40 Oo Singing So 90: Vocal Music Glass, 90;
Painting in Water Colors, 81 90 in Oil, S. 90:
Drawing, 81 ooi French, $500, German 81 90.
An extra charge Of 25 cents is made for fire.
and SWEEP ing.
Boa,d-In Seminary Boarding House. including
Room, Lights and Washing, s25 90 per quarter
the young ladies finding their own towels and
lamps Fuel is provided at cost, Rooms for self
boarding may be obtained on inquiry of the Prin-
cipal.
Bills payable at the middle ofeach quarter, and
40 deduction /. mads for temporary absence
AGNES GORDON
Mdde5ury, Feb. 49, 1862
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MEssRs. EDIToRs Having occasion to
spend the last Sabbath in Ticouderoga. I
was informed that very late on Saturday
evening, after all the groceries but one
were closed, two worthless from this place
entered the town with their canteens, and
after getting them -eplenisbe with twelve
gallons Of "deod shot," returned in tr:-
umph to the opposite side of the lake. as
well pleased no doubt with the success Of
their mission as was Ethan Allen on
former occasion. Owing to the lateness
of their departure it mus have taken them
till far into the small hours on Sunday
morningto return home, unless their horse
pattaking of the Spiy,, of the enterprise,
should be able to make better time on re.
turning than On going out. This would
probably be the case, and | should not
wonder if he should even be able to make
two miles in forty minutes and ten seconds |!
But be that as it may, they probably got
home some time before day, and after call
ing together their friends and neighbors,
undoubtedly had high old time.
1t has been matter of wonder with
some where all the liquor comes from that
il drank in this place. But if the old
horses were called on to the stand, and
could testify, they would tell tale that
would " atsonish the natives" | say the
old horses for I hold that no respectable
man who owns rcSpect0I horse would
degrade him to such contemplate service.
No, it is the old broken down hacks, Or in
jockey phrase the ait joiueS that are made
to perform the carrying trade betwixt
Ticonderoga and Port Henry, and this
place.
But let not those engaged in this traffic
feel too secur they are known and watch
ed and it is not altogether impossible
that some of these dark nights tho officers
OF justice may be down on them like
Thousand Of brick" and their deeds of
darkness be brought to highland their
liquor too SO mote it be X.
Middlebury, Feb 8 1858
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CTATE OF VERMONT, Be it remsm.

CTATE OF VERMONT, Be it remem.
SDiStriet Of Addison, IS. ! bered that at a
Probate Court held at Middlebury, in and
for the District Of Addison on the I'd day
of February, A. D. 1869
NJ W. C. Wright, administrator Of the es.
tate of PATTY TAFT,
late of said Whiting, in said district deceas ed
presents his administration account for al
lowauce: tits thereupon ordered, that said
account be considered by this court for all
lowance AT session thereofto be held at
the Probate Office, in said Middlebury, on
Saturday, the Goth day of February A. D.
1869. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, and that
notice thereof be given to all persons in,
terssted, that they may appear aud make
their objections, if any they may have, TO the
allowance OF ssidaccount by publishing cor
tilted copy Of this order in the Middlebury
Register--au newspaper printed at said Mid.
dlebury-three weeks successfully previous
to the time of said Court.
CALVIN G. TILpRH, Judge.
A true copy of record.
43 Attest, JOHN W. STEWART, Rsistsr.
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ESTRAY.

Left the premises Of the subscriber, some two
months since, large two years old HElrER.
Her horns were sawed off quite blunt. Color,
redi N brndle with n viii spot on the forehead
gnd whlte stripe running partly across the back
y think she had one or two white legs, or partial
~ white. When she left she gave a liberal mess
If milk. Whoever will return said Cow or give
information concerning her, shah he literally re
warded. ERASMUS u. WARNER.
New Haven East Mills, an. rs, 1853. 43
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~
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

VIZ, the subscribers, being appointed l.,
w the Probate court for the District VI
Addison, Commissioners, TO receive, exam
inc and adjust all claims and demand. ol
all persona against the estate os
WILLIAM COOK.
late Of Bridport in said district, deceased.
and also all claims anddemAnds exhibited IN
offset thereto and six months from the 10th
day of Novembr 1858, being allowed by san
court for that purpose, We do therefore here.
by give notice that We will attend to the
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each Of said days.
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RUSSELL WALKER e0mf'
Dated at Bridport, this 18th day Of Jan
uary A D. 1859 44;Sw
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MARRIED.

In Shoreham, on the LIST inst, by Rev e. Ha-
ven. Mr.. JOHN PRrsToN, of Poultney, TO Miss
ELUTaERA L. STIcKsEy, daughter Of TYLER
stickney, Esq. Of Shoreham.
In Whiting oil the 81 inst by Rev. ]. ". Saw
yer, Mr. AsAHEL II. HUBBARD, Of Whiting, to
Miss JAsK A. Brown, of Orwell
In Riptou, on the lst inst, by W. H. Eldridee
Esq, Mr. DAVID d. JOINS to Miss MARTHA NJ
coSLEy, both Of Lincoln.
In Weybridge, on the 25th Ill, by Rev. H.
", eker. Mr. CHAuscEY NJ. CRANE, of Bridport,
10 Miss EMMA A. SAMSON, Of weybrldge.
At Falmouth, on the goth ult., by Rev. VIM.
Bates, DR.. JAMES G. CoBB, formerly of North
ampton, but now of San Jose, Cal, 70 Miss JANE
BATES, Of Charleston, s. O., daughter Of the late
Rev. Jsshua Batter, D. D.