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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-13
WEDNESDAY. March 10, 1853.

At O'Clock At The private resisnee 30 - West Ise5s ia
house Belb consisting Of eesaa s AID Sas ss,s
Pslor Suit eight elegant ehouy an ~ DILL A..
90 blue Chairs tao ee ,as,ser Vases eoonf
and M ~ Bookcase, wosstant and Card Table one iese VOC
grand 7oeSyo Pisnooe IoctaVe PAS0iori sess s.ns
walnut Dua msrhetop carved black walnut ehos
Se Char Tursh Chair Sc black aud gilt HAlsad vita
irrorsi Curtains ard lace Curts8s ebny I'D
e two carved black walnut siage Beeds hek walnut r,s
Dressing Bureau Side Chairs Roeser Lonnse ana ATmos re-
Brussels Carpets Toilet Sets linen Mindos Shades fresh thn ana
Glassware al assortment Kitchen Furniture, with which toe
cosSe. nd permits at the AucOus.ts Oc No Pness 9s
floor. y-.St
GALE of the ALABAMA AND FLORIDA
- decree o, the Hon Philip Frazer Judge q
District o. the Ulited state. r ihs Nohsrn District q
CITY Psnsscc t~suysAh ASH ty o. ssreA
y O'Clock the following property Of the Alabama and F'raA
u, miles Of ROAD. con ple.e. in running order;
rlsie With he CoRPoRITR FRANCHISE apsuJ
Aso 4 LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES,
!; B E iTESSS CABS CABS lsS=Elsl.,
J POLE CAR Gin order,
P SIX F4 AXIS ssfFSSGRHRgss656,M.
Platoon SCALES lIies!.t ,,..,,n..,
s s sa I4C Of ys ss ss siSs
Wood Boring Machines whee6ess Irons fr IgTntsbs iTss asa
n Frames 100 he Oh and 7ss bs New Iron b spikes sT
crosT Railroad Jacks lo Of Ii@bs AID Lasbe 0Ess paT
lot rS Fl GSos a1sH T''H'il' @s' Ae'
Tie completion 9th road with viii place the Bay
PenscoIhe finest hbOr the Gun neate communicates
lire with Chicago add tue Lakes and making Pensscos the e
depot Of trade aud commerce between SoetA America toe island. ot
grain growing region the United states giving tie Ssstes Of Ksstge
tennessee Ohio Illinois and n.as re. aud expeditions quite. 70,
enmods; received g long teos and expensive rosit ISs
ing Pensacola aud its value n,es.msat
needs only he investigate 20 nee, Nth due and grssos
Peus,eol. Feb. II. 1898.
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IGOR SALE-About IS acres of LAND on the
west bank Of The Iluien neI MACH % miles iron NsNl OK ,i'
j. about 500 feet river roEti good boating bathing ani
fsiag among lie most beautiful 90 tbo Ga TIE
premises large frenchroo most cottages zone
ue ard bungs; land good, and under cult sor
in abundance Of rf There several psndh eri,g -t' %
prorcrr For health and convenience % keHlo. @ "ae
desirable pieces sae TIE river Price, villa furniture
TiJs HOMER MORGAN. No. Presi.
POR SALE-At Epglewocd, n. j., HOUSE
an p scre. Of Land within one mile q Depot House ma s;
dooms second hot sod cod vacri batr-
jug pc Grounds stocked With fruit &C. Would sell less ald
with touss'ii desired.
J. WlMAS JONEs, No 8 Broad 81.
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sroukIrn 8tal 6statt for gaIs.

FOR SAIL, on JOhnsOn-st., 2l-stOyy, base
IL men frsme HOUSE, tied In With brick IS
proVeent., aa complete order suitable ior fies.
Inquire al No. 80 Tuiton Market n Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-13

E1OR SAIL fine COUNTRY SEAT, ~ acres
IsrA ,d fs, Bd House ~ feet square AMI small Cot
tr- ~ ,-l Sic ri.ifs' from tl- hos Haven Ia a
D-sfs vernon. n hs Town of ks' Chester For
tcgI.p srir 10 0boKGB e. ARCHAR. Asssillt Assessor
81 venom mot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-13

NOTNrRY PROPERTY n SPECIALITY
~ Al owner t,lrr FABsS COUNTRY STATS 20 SAlR orto
RENT viii Goa their a.fsrtasr 90 ed f agafi 90 j.
INLAND N-akrr he llL Irl-l-.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-13
DY henry H. LEEDS q MINER
pY HENRY ID. MINER, Anctioneer; sales

I'D room No 81 Nassu.sts opposite the Post Once:
Important Sale OF CARARA MARBLE STATUAkf-Artistis
Broues Tables Italian Marble and Asbsster stiine sat
Vases clocks &C. the late importation Of the N zannoais
Co. on MONDAY TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY toe 18Th l5 sns
18Th inst 100 da by H. 4. MINER BARKER -
SaesrOom No 81 Nssui full particulars Of which viii Be vss
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NrEW -BEDFORD VALUABLE REAL !

NEWARK, h. J.-Tmee-stOry brick HOUSE
y modern Improvements 10 and CELLAR eight minutes fot
a 'i 4, T. HICKS.
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NOR ShLE-At Montcair. y. j., within five
4 nirurs wax olne depot HOUSE corsai.g eight
psr fl1ubl n .ni tsrn. WI b. soil low and Va
Aggy p. ". TUBES No y B.caiRag Room Ne o.
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Sutticu Sails Of Zeal 6stat,


WILLIAM NJ LrrLr AueiOseeL
DY WYCKOFF g. LITTLE,
Id AUCTIOSRERs ASD REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
No. ISL h1rtszus-st BrootlyB.
u.s, Yarns Dock Property bought ard sod st Public or
prv,t, special attention TO EIsnior and Referees sales
ADRi,s MuiLEE, Auctioneer
EXECUTORS' SALE by order of the Supreme
II Coa-ya.bis PROPERTY on WEST ST. southeast corner
oflI,boketr.t Colluss O-ADRiAE H. MULLER 7. X VIII
KISs Co all sell .. auction TUKstSf. March H. Al u o'clock
:, The Exchange saeoom No Ill Broadway the Lot Of Land VIA
a. PL Bung thereon situate the southwest Of West ani
Hoofen known as Coinss Hotel" opposite The Albany steam
bo,t landing 4gIsJ fset -,
Msps tie q - Auconssr A. auiar. R. Wgrr,
Co.. No. PIss.L, hs5lsrL ~''l
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Salts By Sutton.
by HENRY H LEEDS g. MINER.

10y HENRY III. LEEDS * MINER.
I'D HEsRT II. LEEDS. Aucioneer
se BIZ auction THURSDAY aud FRIDAY 2 sud Eth Mrh
10y o'clock each day the well kuosu BERRAS WAhKkOoMs
Broadway opposite the Metropolitan Hotel JHk lAkGb
snd VALUABLE STOCK or HOUSE FJ FINISHING ARTICLES, 10
will ever article by families 10 housekeeping This
offered or sale by public auction hz
city N morning Of sale.
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90 ytt.
SOttIs.

A MEXICAN HOTEL, Broadway and Eighth
ST. NeNo-On the European plan. ROOMS suite " SIN
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NOR SALE az Bloomfield n. IA Pleasant
RESIDENCE containing ~ fn.'tei rooms vim paatre' &c AZ
tschci tle Usce fe shade trees lava d slnlhy excellent
garden good supply - small nL grape vines apple pear ehT
.u &c
railroad Drrut sal u dssahy situated bsrw
niOHfne terms j.. about . lug'7 o an
Ier further picf, qHc 70. H. W bobp. bookseller NO.
! 4.r ls av.
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Srnuklpn StaI 6statt for SsI;.

DKOOKLYN.-For SALE, two new HOUSES,
ID shreeory 2ox4o fronts ali improvements De KIlAve
Of Terms Apply W. J. BEDEL
premises
DROOKLYN LOTS below Auction Prices;
ID desirable Locations $40 to $50 each , - 49,.
DOR SALE--A frst-class three-story brick
DWELLING brOwnstone basement Hed saeear With al The
on the premises of BOLBN No 10 Madeasne Nesiors
EOR SALE, in Brooklyn-TwO new finely To-
Gated wslegt arsea be sad orosnsohs uI,e'iorJ high
HOUSES H6I5 lot 1905 al modern improvements heater IA
cellar; plate IN front and ressonAl Apply 70 H.
PHILLIPS the premises 3eiogi ave- vest sue between
III rls and De kslbaVes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-13

BROADWAY LOFTS, and an OFFICE of
I'D desirable character oLEE Apply 10 NJ W. DODD Ne 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-13

ORANGE. N.J-$50 00-FARM, 81 acres; about
~ .r, u9ier cultivation ba71e wooded two miles from soa,5
tr garden fruit farm and garden implements pg
r,sItrg Apply g. JAMES BORLAND Co. No 81 South st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-13

ORANGE, n. J.-FOr SALE 2-story HOUSE
~ ue.rv new quarter lald veil situated nile nom depot
pre. 500 y.ry desirable sud cheap Address inquire 81
h 81 PRINCE Custom House, New-Yorf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-13

Rivera hsudsome cosge HOUSE, With necessary oubuidIn
AID grounds adjoining sutab. fof either private rente Or sum
uer boarding The house large, ommodon ana Pleasantly
village ahat s 0 the raoAl depot
has b,ea usd hc class boarding touss snd 10 fhs complete
throughout and ready mediate occipGle " hs sold Al AR,
moderate price tie estate 81 H. 4 MARSHALL deceased Per
so brtg a. purchase country residence vii DO vel 10 examine tie
sIo,. Ior further particulars ard permit examine the premises H.
que eIeeuiors sA0 10th reside near me . ~ We village
Il. ). r xEDpEEt BI.esio,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-13

FURNISHED HOUSE in New-Ilayen-A first
Glass tbres'ory hrck with bghstoop basement and attic
together At .le fre which 90 perfect order will be RENTED
fr twelve rL t reasonable rate 10 an sppc' ca tenant
eh .al family, posses given before Ut Of May i re-
gu situation central ard pleasant 10 al particulars and the
hm consequence o. the Illness Of one Of its members m
whom change climate recommended FOr particulars alp 10
HOMER N6EGAN Ee 2 Prest 0i3G
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a. gt.

BASEMENT and OFFICES to LET, in build
I'D az No. Broadway. Also No Gf Fuon Inquire Of
GOODYEARs K GLOVE MANUFACTURlSG Co.. No 25 Broad
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-21

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- -, ,'',', -. ,,nsJ,1fo ana
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I'm ~. TL.,a ~ ,r.. l,i.i,,...
~ lid. incl ..,,.n,,,,, ana 1
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,..s-.,,n,,, ,1.., ,..,,l. tc.....riiy with.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-21

demonstration was upon the money
drawer, which being patent alarm
drawer gave them trouble after perfor'
ating the entire front part and also bor-
ing through the counter, il was opened,
Only ninepenoe in money was left in the
drawer by Mr. Melvin, which SO disguised
the burglars that they would not touch
the money, but taking few oranges and
figs they retired. This class Of persons,
from some unexplained cause. manifest a
strong partiality for Mr., Mclviu's place
Of business and feel anxious 10 share its
profits with the proprietor, A crow bar
was taken from the saw mill near by L
aid in their burglarious work, also biz
from Mr., Lewis blacksmith shop. NJ
clue 10 the burglars,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-21

BURGLARY At NEgGESNEs.-Th YER
monter gives the following particulars Of
a recent burglary in that place
"Upon opening the store OF Mr.. D. A.
Melvin, Thursday morning last, \. Nc
Cunc, the clerk, discovered evidences Of
some one having entered the store during
the previous night. An examination dis
coy cred the fact that the store had been
entered by the back door, the first at.
tempt being made at a side window by
boring in a circle and cutting out place
large enough to admit the hand. The
presence of an inside shutter prevented
entran ce without trouble, when the double
back door was tried, and more successful
ly, as by means of the bit a hole was made
and the inside bar renewed. The next
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-21

A NEW ANECDoTE or LINCOLN. --
Don Pratt, writing to the Cincinnati Com
mercial, tells a new anecdotc Of Lincoln
He was at the War Department talking
with Gen. Dan Tyler, when it was re-
marked to Mr.. Lincoln that Congress had
removed from him the responsibility of
s,nctioning death for dcscrtion in the
army "Oh yes, Tyler" Mr.. Lincoln re-
piled, they have taken away the respon-
sibility and left the women. They come
bowling in crowds. | can't stand that.
Let Congress remove the women by law,
and your men can cnt Threats to your
hearts content
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THE MASS. INSTITUTE

L TECHNOLOGY oilers thorough ana pfAt-
teal general education, founded upon the Mathc-
matical, Physical and Natural Sciences, English
and other Modern Languages, and Mental and
Political Science; also, full course Of studies
and practical exercises for students preparing fo
the professions OF the Civil, Mechanical, and MIN
ing Engineer, Chemist, Metallurgist and Archl-
tect.
The course extends through four years, the
studies Of the first and second keng common 70
ALL those of the third and fourth selected to SUIT
the profession in view.
Minimum age of admission, sixteen. Entrance
examinations are held July 18th and septem0ti
2sth. For fees and other particulars addIes5
prof. WILLIAM p. ATKINSON, Secretary o.
WILLIAM b. ROGERS, President
mayl5d3taw&w2m
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-21

MASONIC The annual session of the
Grand Lodge of Vermont will be held at
St. Johnsbury, on Wednesday, June 10th,
common cling at o'clock, a. m. The
Passumpsic, Rutland & Burlington, Yer
mont Valley, Bennington & Rutland,
Vermont l. Canada, Vermont Central and
Sullivan railroads will carry delegates
for fare one way.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-21

ENClSE TAXES.
COLLECTORS NOTICE

NoeIer IS h,irty given that the Annual Tax e.
upon lnoom.s, special Taxes, SILVER Plate AMI
Gold Wanhts, have become due and payable, aUl
thai I wit b. present, in person or ny deputy, at
the following tiina- ana places 10 receive TIE same
RUTLAND County
Al ;ha uliae Of Briggs and ormsbee, in k,ap-
don, on Thursday, June !, 1865.
At the sanford Hotel, IN Castlcton, ON FudiN
June 8.
~ :aa .!an Of Jacob Eagerton, in Rutland, On
Saturday and Monday, June and g.
By the terms OF the law, all persons ncelectug
to pay these taxes are required to pay penalty
Of ten per cent upon the amount thereof, To-
gether with n fee Of 20 cents for notice.
Taxes may be sent by other parties, as receipts
will III all cases be gwen. All unpaid Taxes upon
April and Other lists, may be paid at these time
aud places. JOSEPH POLAND,
Collector LIST Dist. Vt
Montpvli.y, May L, 1868. lsdSw3W
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.-.

~ THIS is 20 give Notice that on the 5th day
OF May, \. II, 1865, Warrant IN bankruptcy was
issued against the estate at Loren l.. Atwood
OF rittsheli IA the County u Rutland aud state
OF Vermont, Who has hyen aaJudgtd a Bankrupt
debts, and delivery at any lruptrty belonging 20
such bankrupt 20 HIM, ~ Tor his use, and the
transfer ct amy property by HIM, are ilrb.dden by
law that meeting 81 the creditors OF said bank
rupt 10 prove their debts and "a ghuO~y one 90
moro asslguc,s % HI, estate, VIII he htd AZ tuutt
OF Bankruptcy, tl D, holden az the United state,
Court Rooms al Rutland, VA said District, btiUle
A. 4, Lyman, Register ou the II day ut June
Apul, 4 u. l>Gs, AZ /. O'Clock, m
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Aew advertisements.

IN BANKRUPTCY ---- DISTRICT
= oi Vermont, =, At l.tlmd, tie sth day ii
May, A, ID, 1905
polntment IA assignee % lul,u10 u, keuney 81
Rutland, IN the County 81 Rutland and state Oh
Vermont, within SAID District, Who has been al,
Judged a Bankrupt uIan his own petluon hy H..
District Court 81 said District,
.0-w1w JACOB IpGEEroN, Assignee.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-21

Nc have the most kindly relations and
feelings toward all Of his competitor ana
believe that il would be unjust g d''eI''
inmate among our iellow-cititen- IN The
present condition Of the canvass
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-21

ntEolNEy,-la,t Friday night lIough.
tom y Loomi> storc, in North Bennington,
was broken open and d small quantity of
goods taken The thieves did not enter
the store lut broke through a light Of
glass and took wha, they could reach on
the counter, which wa, SOME >hawls, bal.
muraI skirts. eie., Naln,l Al ahnnt so.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-21

TRoTTING Al MJnmFnURY, 49, On
wednesday, June "a, so purse will be
trotted for al Miallchury, best , in Q,
open 10 all two year olds owned in the
county first So, second SD. On Thurs
day, he 4th, a 500 purse will be trotted
for, open Ia an horses, bost 3 in 81 70
nnl.r. B 40 start
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-21
IN BANKRUPTCY 49, DISTRICT

l Of Vermont, IS, Al Rutland, the sth day Of
May, \, 4, iNbs,
The unaor,lsucd hptely give. notice OF his ap-
polntmvnt as assignee Of samuel y. MnslUw d
llttsiord, in The County OF Rutland and state Of
Vermont, within said District, who has beca
ailudgcd Bankrupt upon his own Ietitiou by the
Distinct Court ut said District.
aO-w3w JACOB EpGERTON, Assignee
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-21

NNUARIF MEDICINAL rRlNG,--ln
the town If Chelsea there arr several
springs, tho water, Of which, passess medi'
cjnal rropcrtic-, Among these, and pro-
badly tn me-, valuable # the lot, is
the one ON the farm Of Enoeh Dicker-
man.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-21

DROWNED, - An interesting little
daughter ot Mr. Huntington, undertaken,
Milllebury, aged three years, was aeei-
IDENTIFY drowned in well, on Tuesday
morning last while visiting At her aunt's,
who reside, some three mile, out # the
Nlllagn.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-21
IN RANKRUrrCY ---- pISTRIcT

i OF Vermont, -, Al Rutland, the ,th day OF
MAY, A. II, lSGS,
The undersigned htrrhy gives uaugc a his ap,
p0lntment as assignee Of SIMON q. basseH 81
Castleton, in the County OF Rutland and State OF
Vermont, within said District, Who has been al.
Judged a Bankrupt on cplitola' petition by the
District Court pi said District.
gU.w3W JADOn EnuERTON, Assignee,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-21

LAY PREAcHIN0.-Col III. NJ, Diekey,
of Bradford practices law during the
week and breaches sundays Every
other Sunday he breaches at North Thct-
ford in the Union meeting house.
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lul IA, lltuo.
The Congressional Question.

The Congressional Question.
/ BY the theory Of our government the
selection Of persons to serve in the law1
House Of the National Legislature belong,
directly 10 the qualified cl,,'or, .ot each
. Congressional district. What is true in
theory ought TO be- true in fact aud in
i4--f-ll--z- l4,--rl. - 94-liti-
cal event, which iu>tlc and disturb and
urhrlyc, and sometimes S,rm o. threaten
the overthrow Of the fabric Of our govern
mcnt; the necessity for the rc-cstahli~h-
ment upon just principles, Of the govrru-
ments OF old State, swept away by the late
rebellion the numerous territories, sutli-
T eient in themselves 10 form, in few
years, ir,,-clas~ power in tie family of
nations, speedily To knock at the door of
the Union for admission q, States into the
most important earthly empire the world
has ever seen; the rapidly multiplying
enterprises Of industrial development and
pursuit awaiting the fostering hand of pa
ternal government to bring them to ma
turity and fruitago the establishment of
continental highways which shall connect
Us by means Of steam and electricity with
the four quarters OF the globe, and make
our continent the busy, busting highway
for the commerce of Europe anil Asia,
and the Islands of the sea whoever will
grasp these things in his daily thoughts,
and cndeaver to fathom their results in
/ the future for good or i'll to this great ma
/ ton, will begin to feel as he ought the
importance Of placing the dostinics OF the
government in the hands of wise and
competent and worthy servants, 1t is the
privilege and the duty Of the people to cx-
ercisc their own choice of these servants.
They have no right to surrender thi,
trust imposed upon them by the constitu-
ton Itself, into the hands of professional
politicians, wire-pullcr, and demagogucs
And it is because, by the system Of cau-
cuses and CONVENTIONS, TIA, ,,l,~>i.,. &c
our public servant, is managed hy what
is done through their machinery, too often
under the control Of the manipulating
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-21

-8lue cOnspicunt1. l.ufsHss vf this kind Ia
A.. ~ g. +. a.. -.
" '''''' l''' ~" '' '''s'''"'
would not soi''ce To ''uinefa'e 'hem'
The list would embrace al the States hut
our own. Not ono oi the States exeept
X-sr,..,., ,.nt;. ,.,.r...,.,.l ~, a. a.
-
'' '.ns'''' ny "., ,f i"a'' '' Those VINO
served her on the h'sh places "i the Held.
| iycl sure thu considerations have
,l.a. l,i.a,, rra-.,.,.l y..u moot "a l,,r,,
s..,,. a.. 49,. ~,
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'l'e ''''''f, ell tbs district NUT never
theless, Know that a enlightened men,
they will ask Can yau present as "a Tee
preventative Of IA. soldiers. nue who, while
be- ws- Illu,triuu- ia )a''ls, al>o posse>,c,
me requisite qualifications tor true states
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-21


The society in Eastern Massachusetts,
70 re relief Of the families OF deceased
Episcopal clergymen have nuw "a fund to
be applied only 10 m,mber-' families, Of
100000, and another OF $4,000 to benefit
those of'othcr clergy
On the fashionable Eth Avenue will
soon be crested a new Episcopal haas, Of
worship, TO he called The Church Of the
Heavenly Nest" 1t is really memorial
to two deceased childrcn.of the Rev Mr.,
Rowland rector Of the church Of the Holy
Apostles, on Ninth avenue This gentle
man is that anomaly, wealthy clergy
man. He bought the expensive locality
on Fifth avenue himself, and contributed
thirty thousand dollars more towards the
building, a friend Of his gave another
twenty thousand, and with an additional
ten thousand given by other parties, th>
work starts on sound basis The new
church will be free TO all who chose To
come, and the services will be conducted
on the High Church system, though with
out going to the extremes observable at
St. Adams.
Rev Charles Husband has removed
from Randolph to Bridgeport, Conn
Diocese of Vermont.
/ CONSIDERATION or THE REV. DIR. EIsSi.IIo
Official notice is hereby given that the
Rev WILLIAM HENRY AUcreTl~ Bis
SELL, DID, who wa. elected Bishop OF
this diocese at the special Convention held
in Burlington on the l1th day Of March
last, has signitied his acceptance Of that
holy office; that a majority Of the stand
ing committee, and also a majority OF the
Bishops have given their consent to his
conservation; and that D. " his consc-
Grafton will take place in Christ Church,
Montpelier, on Wednesday, the Sd day
of June next the Right Rev DR. Nc
Coskry, Bishop of Michigan being the
consecrator, assisted by the Bishops Of
: Connecticut and New York, and the
Right Rev. DR. Coke, Bishop Of Western
new lOfk, preaching the sermon.
JosErH SWIFT,
President of the Standing Com.
Underhill, Vt, May II, 1865.
LIBERAL CHRISTIAN.
Rev. Geo. S. Guernsey will preach at
i. Shrewsbury on Sunday, May oath.
Rev. Kittridge Haven will preach at
Sudbury, May Gath.
Green Mountain Association meets at
Gaysville, June 10th and llth. Oeea-
sional sermon by Rev, J. I. Powers. =,
The Central Association meets June
4th and 9TH. The friends at North Mont
: pelier are making ready for it. Occa-
{ sional sermon by Rev. S. I. Bliss.