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The New York herald., 1869-03-13
InE NOVEL WAGER CASE.
NEW YORK, March 10, 1869.

New YORK. March 10, 1869.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HEBALD:-
Having been the complainant In the now cele
brated OF O'Callaghan vs. Mcmahon. for the 70
covery OF the sum OF twenty-one dollars. in Judge
Kivlens court second aistricu on Wednesday,
which appeared in your paper OF the eth
and 10th insts, and request the publica-
ton OF the following which was the real
cause OF the prosecution. In December, 1886, while
IN company of some friends, female acquaintance
OF mine wss accused OF improprefies by one OF the
party; believing that the accusation was untrue,
not prove the charge, and deposited tnat amount In
the hands OF John Mcmahon, the defendant The
accusation am pleased to state has not since been
verined and therefore demand 'snot the additional
twenty-one dollars to which consider myself en-
titled,n but the amount which handed him on the
occasion He having peremptorfly refused to return
nv money, had no alternative but TO sue him for
the amount for which obtained Judgment
ROBERT O'CALLAGHAN.
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
Iralf.past Five e,CIeck =. N.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FnrpAy, March 1s-s r. N.
BxxswAx was In moderate demand and firmly held There
were small sales within the range Of Soc Sic.
BUrrpiSG MArrnrALs.-Ths market for most kinds
underwent no change Of consequence For Eastern spruce
the demand was s fair the business light owing
the smsness the offerings Prices ranged from 90 70 ~
for choice schedues Lashs were In light supply
and prices were arm Al % 90 with fair inquiry Rossndss
cement was steady al 50 90 per bb while lime steady ~
81 20 for and ~ for lump Bricks steady aud
firm a. Sib ys for Long Island Nl9 9t g for New Jsr
SIS Sf6 90 North river, els - for Cotnn and
$50 n S6b Tor phIladeiphia 'front.'
COOpERAaH Srouk remained steady II former pyiceA
though shs business light We quote eusar shocks
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The transactions at the Gold Exchange Bank re.

Foreign exchange opened 1rm against the ex-
pcctcd demand for Saturdays steamer, but sterling
and Continental bills were offered 80 abundantly~
that rates yielded, particularly for francs The mar
ket closed unsettled, with the following quotations.:
Sterling, sixty days. commercial, 1os q 1os,, good
TO prime bankers, 1854 q 1osH; short sight, 100
10Sx. Paris, sixty days, 52l< 6.17k; short sight,
B.1ox q 5.lh Antwerp G7lk 6.l7K. switzer-
land. b.21k o 5.17x. Hamburg, 85x o 3Sys.
Amsterdam. 4ox 4oH. Frankfort. 40k q 4ox.
Bremen. rs q 7sx Prussan thalers 7ox a7x
The money market Is thus very accurately dc.
scribcd In private circular to-nlght:--"rhe money
market shows diminishing activity, but call loans
are sti firmly maintained at the legal interest and
accommodations for fixed periods rule at about Il
lax for sixty DAYS on the best stock coIlateras.
Many still entertain fears OF some considerable drain
upon the city banks TO meet the 1st Of April settle
ments usual In some parts Of the country and are
willing therefore TO pay good percentage to bridge
over that pcriod.n
In Southern securities there was a steady ana un-
changed market except for Alabamas. which were
n demand and higher on account OF the passage Of
the law requiring insurance agencies TO deposit
bonds for security with the Slate authorities. Louis
ana levee skies were fraction better ana new vir
ginia registered stock was 10 demand account OF
the meeting OF the Constitutional Convention.
Tho general stock market was very quiet aud moro
steady than II has been for long time. Except for
two or three Of the list the fluctuations Of the day
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WooL-The auction sale, the particulars OF which werc
published In our last ssue having passed OF rather unsa
factory the market for fleece quiet to-day there being
scarcely demand from and naturally there
much mness prices there las. week. though
sellers ndsposed TO any concession In prices
effect saes particularly Of the low and medium grades
account Of their extreme scarcity Super pulled continues
IN fair demand at rm prices while extra IL but little sought
after though quite steady In value. Texas fairly FOR
the finer descriptions which continue scarce quiet though
steady for Others while California, though generally firmly
hed slow Of SALE business being restricted BY the sanes
Of the stock Of desirable grades Foreign quiet without
decided change In value The sales since last report
5000 Georgia y 4Oc 1900 xx Ohio a66, $500 DO at
sc " $1,000 ohio part e. Sc for xx 1880
secured sorts g 75c SSc ooo tub washed At &c. II ooo
and soGys Ohio on private sSms M ..o socc ISs pulled =.
q soc &C. ncussng g oo ans as ssc sSc mixed :.
MEDIUM NJ q sc unslaa.idsd q sos $500 Ms.ican =
California 4 ssAc SIC and 5000 fa d. q a5'c. &c
Donskof and $1,000 do washed Cord0va private
wHALsyooTs were dull and unchanged. We quots:-
wHnxEr-.Rscepts, l7s bbls The market quiet and
prices favored the buyer Sales l25 bbs 1t e5c &c.,
paid chiefly at the inside price.
WHALEnoSE-Arctic wAs dun and nominal at III, gold.
zrNc.-Salss 10 cAsks on private terms.
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NAVAL sroREs-Rscepss, 100 bbs spirits turpensine,
l2o0 roain 20 do The demand for the former
chantabe ois Sales $50 bbis. af <9c 60c Rosin The
lower aass vsrs %O scns a. are: or but Sss %
rsissd %nls I % is o. including 100 sr.vs
ssf s q p.is Z:
S2 l2k % so; No q Sa ~ - s6 No. s ~ 50; pale,
Ss 70 g. and ns. s,r, ds :: s "a Or tar 10 oe whining
OH Hcaxr-Wsstcrn Was IN demand ms saies oeins iSo
ac crushsrs prices were q u os FOR casks and ebs
Lard vas quiet as q % 81 s2A for prime winter snd cs
sperm steady, with sales Of 25oo bbls At II 90 Un-
bleached winter sperm Was quoted q 81 ~ crude
Psovisioss-Rscsp.s @ SSis. PORK, sis do lard, 7ss
packages meats and $40 dressed hor The demand for
pork ": more active though shs business vas Light being
s s ~ ~ IN e'I %
o. sought h.sss ss sSa ss Ps , s
Nc. a ilxs. and western a. is5c. lskc.. Mye hogs
were quo..a = lose Ike, With srv.s q i9e head
caira do For beef hams ibs demand was more
%ss as Ss sna ~ n. Ssa r
within The range Of these pces For cut meats the market
% about !. isc s Tor ry ss.ed picked
shoudsra bc or smoked do, Sc. fo picked h.rn. and
but rm d iss % Tor cumSersss % cut se FOR long sss live
ssd lower: sale: 90 p.:ssf::s = ISSs 10. Tor Ss Ss
The market for butter wss fairy active, ihe SeSsnd being
n
Cheese moderately active, and the market mas hrm 81
previous price, the stock being small We quOss'-
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ply, the market heavy ai Ike following quotations
Psschblows, ~ y " % per bbl Jackson whites Sxa
- 6 Mercers 4ao nj Prince Albsrts, " y ~ ~
% ~ -
oricss w,.s aals = g e for red ss and q q g
bbI and Russia turnps ~ a ~ Via
~ bba renned crude IL bArren
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puBLrsHEp rHrs DAY.

TitE EaypTiAN DREAM BOOK AND FORTUNE
TELLER, containing alphabetical List q Dreams with
their sgnc.ton and lucky numbers Including uta
tIsc on Forsnne Tcnr bound boards price - cents
Tho above book for sale everywhere and viii be sent
price Send all orders DICK FirLGERALD, Publishers,
New York.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

MRS soUTHwoRrH's NEW woRK-"how HE WON
M Her." Sequel 70 "FAr Play"
.How HE WON Herr SEQUEL TO .FArR plays
ny MraL EMMA D. E. N. sOUTHwoRTH. 10 pubisned
r. b. PETERSON BROTHERS, PHILADELPHIA,
And d for sale by al Booksellers and News Agents.
Price q u in cloth; OF, 81 ~ In paper cover.
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3. zrss &. r. 0ro.ds. dsi1srnie. 0rinO'

b. Ara 4. r. Graade. California 0rinooo, &c
LighA........ S0c. . 32c. 800. . SIC. S0c. agc.
Hiddle......... Doc. Sc. SOc. able. Wc Ole.
Heavy......... 27c. &c. 36xc. q WHc. x5c. q Uc.
Good damaged. &c. &c. &c. = &c. Ssc &c.
Poor damaged, al kinds, 20c. 2lc.; rough Light xc
40c middle and heavy SIC. . 30.
Slaughter. Croge Rosgh
LIGHT ht..,........... $50 IA Sec CSC. l1c a4lc
Middle .............. 2sc. l6c. &C. &c. 8Sc &c
Heavy l0c. &c. &C. 4sc. NC &C
Bellies nc. Q xoc-
LEAD quiet but steady. Ordinary foreign was quoted
at Is 30 Is Nf, gold.
NoLAssreThc market trihc moro active. the de-
and being the Rrndea generally
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SLOW ne won Her, z ths sequel to % and continuation Of
large sale 81 fully equal Fair Play" which Of
tnc best novels pubshed, and which h having
precedentsd sale for Mira Southworh r. beyond al doubt
the best female novsIst Of this age slow He Won Her"
The beat absorbing written by Mrs South
worth abounds In thrilling incidents and the most besus
increases In interest nj and
eliminates . powerful and startling We call the
Of al 70 H. knowing that u thcy enter Its
they Will indorse word have said IN ita
praise pubshed 10 large duodeeino volume Of over
works. and sold 81 the low price OF u rs CLOTH
e 80 In and VIII be scnt free OF postage 70
any ma nm rece a Y by
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FURNITURE.

FURNITURE.
4 MAGNIrrcEST DRAWING ROOM SUIT, COVERED
"A brocael cost St5O for $500; one do $7o rosewood
Panofcrc cost s65a for $780, Etsgcres, sookcnsc Car
pets &C. hsf cost Inquire ~ residences ~ West fnesnsh
street. Sixth avenue
fyARrErs. FURNITURE, BEDDING, &C, AT VERY
~ low HeasskssEers snpEsd and can rsyby the
week month at GREENE CO. Ss Eighth avenue,
ner twentieth street
I,oR sALE-soxB OFFICE FURNITURE, CONSISTING
black walnut Desks and CbAirs 70 suit Omee Chaifs,
Marvin Co Safe, with patent combination lock- &c ali of
The above nearly Addrcs boz 1 $40 Post o0lce.
nor sALR-PARroR, DINING Roox, CHAMBER AND
Kitchen Furniture. WIN he sold Today Saturday,,
March II -21 West rwensysecond street
CEvERAL RICH PARLOR AND BEDROOM SETS or
- Furniture also satin wood Bedroom Suit two Her
rings Safes, three Chickerng Pianos and others hne
cylinder Sccetae, several rich China Dinner Carpets,
Ac. Tor sale cheap, 81 YPHER CO.'S b57 Broadway
POLITICAL.
IIENRy La FARCE
IL win address shs ''rsdcal rrrubucAns~ ~ Greenwich
Hail. CHRISTOPHER streets his SsAuv.
dAyD evsuin1s March IA
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FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.
By BoRRELL CLARKE,
NO. Is EAST rwENTYsBvENrH STREET, NEAR Frr1u

TO LET, FURNISHED. IN BRooKLYN, IN rIRs1
,,s 2 Z s~ sy md ss
s,sas ssn pa 1d0 aoS "'d
tween Fih ana s1s story hs .oop Sovs
stone Holse new carpets In pArior; newly kaisominsd
10 LET, FURNISHED. on TWENTY, ,rIyru STREET
basement brick House, In good order. Rent a9 nonl
TO LET FURNISHED, ON rwESry-SrwrH sTsFEr,
.d, nshs ~ Sa a1a n,na y nce mi
furnished; possessOn immediately required Rent ss05
Per mouth
wi OF large House near Fh Avenue Hotel House con-
% sS ISsIas @ e soa
sn on1 so Sa u NJ Health ia o p
srossmy saa Sr.s
,sa; Sss mSa sa'd 'aa
TO LEr-ruRSrsHED, ON rwENry-srxrH STREET.
basement House. Rent ssoO per month. - --'s''-
TO LEr-FURslsHEp, ON WEST rwESryrmsp
ssoop brown sons Houses roomA Rent ssss per nonsS
Possession immediately
TO LEr-ruRSrsHED, ON TurRrvvrvrH STREET,
ss ,s.s rom ~. s1,si .'sIr
furnlshcds rent &eoo per month.
HOUSES TO LET, uvruRSIsHED,
BY BoRRELL 4 CLARKE.
Is EAST rwExrY.sEvENTR STREET, NEAR rTFrn
AVENUE
on TwENTY.NTNTH STREET, NEAR BROADWAY
two Houses connected; ahout thirty bedrooms. billiard
3lx6e saloon s6xio; will be altered 10 suit
ON rwrvrv.srxrH STREET, BETWEEN SIXTH AND
Seventh three high soop brick House,
viii lease for ave unfarnshed rtns SscW per year.
ON TyESry.sIxrn sIaEEr, BETWEEN BROAD.
500 per month unfurnished
ON SIXTY SECOND STREET, NEAR SECOND AVE
nue. three story Engsh basomsnt sx40x1uo good or~r
nsignborhocd good; rent sac year possssson st a
April 4
TO LET-UNFURNrsHED, ON TIE SOUTHEAST
corner Of broadway Twenty nth street, large donbio
House. fronting about hfty eet Broadway; house
tains about hy rooms, u In good order. suitable for
cnss toardng house, being In the vicinity OF the
hotels well a1Ared 10 rent Furnished roons; GOOD
party : lease win Be given.
TO LIT. uNFuRxrsHED, in ST. MARKS PLACE. A
-four st,y brown English basemsaL with three osI
addD.cn; rent SS, ,oOo per annum
PERMITS PROM
BoRRELL 4 CLARKE,
NO. u EAST TWENTY SEVENTH srRREx. xsAR vrvru
AvENUE
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MRS souHwoRTH's COMPLETE WORKS
Eair Play. 80 The Lost Heiress 81 30
Fallen Prfds. 80 The Three Beauties. 90
The Widows Son. 50 Viva. Secret Of Power. 30
bride OF Llswelyn...... 1 ~ The Two siscra... 80
The Fortune seeker... 30. The Nssiug Brids.... 90
Ailvorth Abbsy ...... 50 Wifee vctory....... 80
Bridal Eve. ....s... ~ Tbs Mother-in-iaw 90
Tho Fatal Marriage 80. SO Haunted Homcscad.... 80
Iovea Labor won. ... 30 Lady OF the Isle. -. 50
Deserted Wtfc........ % Retributlon.. %
The s,vpsvss Prophecv India: Pearl River. 60
Discarded Daugater.... 50 Curse Of Clfon.... so
Above books each published in paper cover ~ VI ~
each, each one 10 issued In cloth at 81 10 each
Above books sale BY the American News company
and By all other booksellers and news agents. :.
Cores OF ary OF hs above books will be sent by mall post
paid, on receipt OF price by the publishers. -..
+. n. PETERSON BROTHERS..
900 Chestnut street, Philadelphia Pa
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The true History OF Lord and Lady
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-09-01
Erblei 6om a rrfai, L,ne rom Ha,,a3. suaarls,
IsU.rNs

Erfrlei fon a rrhais L,H,, pom Ha,,ait Sondui,s
islands
Although the eruption is not go violent
now, the volcano De- fearful sight TO tohod Therivcrs
ofava sim now, aud The smoke from The crater asccnds
N awful majesty During this volcanic upheaval 81 has
been very sIcky here peculiar So tot low maarous
FEVER which has grown out of the foul condemned ylpos
of ho volcano has prevailed to alarming extent aud
it one time was feared would depopulato the island.
Bat fortunately sea captain calling hcro for mppos
distributed PLANTATION Brrfns 20 Che suffering and
quick and thorough cures were the result The news
'prcad like wild-nro Mcssrs Ching-Taln 8 CO., Com.
mission Merchants bod these Btcrsor sale. 1u short
time their office was bcscgod and their supply exhaust
cd. steamer was dispatched 20 san Francisco by order
of tho Hospital Department and now and enormous
supply obtained a soon possible From that moment
Che SOURCE was stayed Not another fatal case occur.
rci, and Toe epidemic bias now entirely disappeared.
D. This wonderful remedy known in your city
hope 500 for 70 s sure cure nr all Nyors and m'as-
matc sickness You may tell your nicnds 20 for me.
~ st. G.
MAeNoMA WAun..-supenort go thc host imported Ger.
imam Cologne. and sold at half the price
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-09-01

B,RRE.-The State Convention of UnSer-ali-t-
met at Barre on Wednesday and Thursday, Aug.
25th and Goth, and had very large meeting.
Some twenty-five clergymen were present, ard
measures were taken to increase the prosperity o
the denomination. On Wednesday, the friends
were invited to visit the new Institute, which is
drawing near completion-and great satisfaction
was manifested at the grandeur and maguihcence
of the whole structure II is reported that gem
tlemen, interested in education, and who have OPP
portuntie. for judging have declared it to be the
best building for educational purposes in New
England Over $4,000 We're raised during tho
Convention, for furnishing the roops-whieh are
to be furnished alike The building is 10 be
warmed By steam, the apparatus costing $4,000
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-09-01

CAnor.-Accounts in the St. Johnsbury papers
represent the damage in Cabot and Marshteld, by
the late heavy rains, to have been much greater
than was at first reported. 1t is estimated that
it will cost $1,000 to repair the roads in Cabot,
and that the damage in Marshiield will exceed
$1,000. Mr.. LOOMS Woodward of Marshield'
estimates his damage to bis buildings and prem
ises. including thirty cords of wood, at $500.
Ne..rs. +. and IL. Coburn of Cabot, lost thirty
/ tons or hay
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-09-01

Spiritual CoNyE>roS.-Ihe next annual State
Convention Of Spirimalist- will be held in Yves
Randolph the 10th, llth and 18th Of September
next. Al interested in the discovery and promul-
CATION of truth are invited to attend. One ol
more conference meetings are held each day r
which the largest liberty of thought and speech
is given to every individual Every candid argu-
ment, pr1 or con, will be listened to with atten-
ton, and every hnka' is specially invited to par
ticipate. bi ORDER
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TO OW NERS OF HORSES
AND CATTLE.

TOBIAS DERBY CONDITION POWDERS arc war.
mnted superior any others or no pay for the cure
of Dstemper Worms, Bots, Cou Chs, ldc-houni Colds
&c., In Horses and Colds, Coughs, Loss OF MIX, Black
Tongue Horn Disiompcr &C., ia Cattle They are per-
fectly safe and unoeent need Of stopping the work
Ing Of your animals They increase tho appetite, give
lng cea cleanse The stomach and urinary organs also
ncEea4a ne MIX ct COWS. IT, tuuiu
be without them. The late Hiram Woodruff celebrated
trainer troins horses used them for years. Colonel
philo +. Bush, o. the Jerome Race Course Fordham
Y, would not use them until he told Of what they
are composed, since which he ID never without them.
he has over twenty running horses ia Dis charge and for
tho last three year hsfuad "a, other medicine for them
de- has kindly permitted me TO rgtar any one To him.
Over ln1l other references De seen at the Depot
Sold by Druggist. and saidler.. Price, % cents per
box. Depot. DO Park Place New York 1881
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-09-01

pnrsprSr GRANT IN VERNoNT.-As the PreSi'
dent and party came down from the White Noun
tfins ON Saturday, they were met at Wells hlEel
bv Governor Page and stall. Judge Poland, OF 1t
Johnsbury, and Others, who accompanied MN o.
his journey. More or less demonstration wa
made all along .he route, especially at he'lo"
Falls and Rutland. lie went on to saratl ga "a
urday evening
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" NRuuRr.-Not very many -ale- of real es-
Hte have taken place in this town the present
ssas IN, but some of those made within o few
MOI ls may be worthy of notice.
ihe homestead Of the late W. ". Wells, oppo-
W. the hotel, and including about fourteen acres
dpneadow between the street and the river, was
teently bought by Goo W Randall for $4,000.
AIs land adioins about thirty ocres purchased by
w Randall, a few months previous, of the estate
y Henry W. Wells, for $4,000. Mr.. Randall
taS also bought one-half the saw and gri,t mill on
waterbury River, Mr. Randall, with Cooley,
The owner OF the other half Of the mills, has
hop GIT between 200 and 300 acres of land, mostly
rabered, situated southeast of and near their
mi About 200 acres Of this was bought of
hniet Demertt, for $4,000. Messr-. Randall a
cpploy are dong a fair business in saving and
marketing timber and lumber. One bin ordered
ffom Burlington, amounting 10 over $500, was
Aeliyered on the cars most or all of it from stump
Ia five days. Within few weeks they have sent
b Various customers about $1,000 worth of tim
Der, besides pealing and pilinga large amount Of
bark.
a more recent sale is that ola village residence
" Rev Mr.. shipmon, to Mr., -- Iiue, a ma
shinist from Salem, Mass, for $4,000
NIr Adams has sold ono-half of the Foundry to
NJ E. Smile, Esl. This purchase includes one.
hal Of stock Of stoves and castings on hand, and
uachinery for various kinds Of iron work and we
bslieye amounts to about SGoOO-perhaps more.
b n the way Of building there is not as much
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-09-01

WAsmNorov Cor>n FAIR. - As our County
Fair Is 60 De held in Montpelier in adittle ogr
four weeks, we hope our farmers will commence,
&c they have not already, preparing their stock
for exhibition. We want TO see, not only the
hest horses oafle, and ,iop, present, but the best
Of uo-yflng ia the line of farm products. Tie
Floral and Mechanical Department, we Or, st Wi
be well represented. and we urge particularly our
Montpelier friends interested in our Faig Go pre-
pare showcases containing their best goods, which
viii NOT unly help make zap good show, but be
a good advertisement of their wares. let every
thing be done that can De, reasonably, TO mike
our Fair success
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-09-01

MEssRs. POLAND
Dear Srs-From your paper of the nth inst,
| clip the following
q. Vice President Colmx was presented with a
pitcher made of Colorado gold and silver, in
Denver
Ana mistake The present ola " silver Pitch
er. " purely Colorado production, was made 10
Mr.. Samuel Bowles, of the Springfield (Mass.)
Rcpu5Hcan, while visiting us this summer. The
Vice President Inns not been in Denver this year.
Truly Yours,
b. b. Srurs
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Religious Intelligence.

/ iVll persons were pr0pOunded for admis-
sion to Bethany Or. Lords church on Thurs.
day evening last.
Rev. Il. II. Boynton, Of Windsor. has
renewed his resignation, and council ba.
been called for the eighth of September for
his dismission.
Roy. A. Bushec of Worcester, Mass,
was ordained to the pastoratc of the Second
/ Congregational Church at North Brookfeld.
&c. on the 10Th inst Sermon by Rev. DR..
Sweetser, Of Worcester, Mass. Rev. Messrs.
Winch, county missionary, Hagen, of North.
field, Bradford Of Randolph, Carpenter of
Berlin, james, Of Chelsea, Nichols. Of Brain.
tree, and Barnard, Of Wiliamstown, assisted
in the service.
Rev J. T. Lord for thirteen years pas.
tor Of the Congregational Church in Stowe.
was dismissed by a mutual council on the
18th inst The church was entirely united
in desiring him 10 remain aud the sister
churches in the county were grieved to lose
an associate so able and worthy but the
failing health of his wife led Mr.. Lord to
press a dismissal
Rev Mr. Hooker Of Nashua, n. H.. is
expected TO supply the pulpit of the South
church, ST. Johnsbury until the return ofthe
pastor Mr. Brastow
N1lc Ai' seven pastors thi'e acting
p.t;a ,",.i W. ',. .'"ou' C '..'.' ~ ..' p,
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ta, ~, ,l.i,"la ''' -''''''''" ''-
Us stated mat rev H. T. bogue Is
eApo''en 70 enter upon ine duties u the pas
.oIl'o w 'r8ehne'' on ihe ihlrd sabbath OF
'p''lnoor.
Mr. Henry Il. Jcwctt, of the East class
a' AnuoI Y, Iheoiogcai seminary aud SON OF
'uo '1'e H. 'cgot OF Oh ~ d 9nIs3u'y' i' enc
$500 ~ ''''u "i i'o'"ool' C''' ana he l'
'AP'''o' 10 "I..''u ''e'e 'u september
- nov % u. p''Ipsgf, ~ ~ formerly
,'9',S'oI 81 ln'e''ee,ua' ini'osoPny 100 nlid-
u5,eoury Io'g9'' mus ooon elected TO the lTes-
,e,o -, '' '''' .".' ''' '''
,,l "''' "'e ',S P's'o's CONNIE .'e' WIN l'e
''''a'" county D'p'''' -A''o''a''ou'
Tho total membership of Che Baptist
'"u',u u" r"'l''A Us 'l''
~ he entire contributions Of the Baptist
enurones 90 ermont TO the Bible Society m
/ lNoo were e2l4 %.
An effort is 10 progress 10 have an Epi--
copal church odifeo at Euo.burgh Falls.
1T is announced that Bi.hop Bi..el. IN
the course of bis annual visitation, viii be at
Fairfax September 18Th, at Berkshire and
/ Montgomery September 18th, 40 Enosburgl
Centre September 18th ot Enosburgh FALL