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The New York herald., 1876-07-16
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
Ministerial Movements
Chat by the Way.
A Connecticut Pastor on
Sea Cliff.
PROGRAMME OF SERVICES

Rev. c. P. Mccarthy will speak TO the American
Free church to-day about "A Mother in Trouble and
about 'woman's Rights"
The spirituasts will hold a conference to. day in
Harvard Rooms.
Row William Lloyd will preach in Washington
square Methodist Episcopal church this morning on
''The Brevity of Life and this evening on "The Song
Of ofvictory"
The Rev. w. Dunnel will preach at the usual hours
to-day in All Saints Protestant Episcopal church
In the Filth Baptist church this morning The
Rev. Dr. Armiiage will speak about Tho Burning
Bush"
In the Free Tabernacle Methodist Episcopal church
the Rev. John Johns will tell what contained in
the hottest Of all in the ancient temple at Jerusalem
this morning and the evening viii speak OF the
Christians comfort in the death hour.
.'The Everlasting Kingdom of Cod its Nature and
Location, - will be defined to-day by Bishop Snow, in
the Medical College Hail.
Dr. j. Z. Forester will preach this morning in the
Church of Our Saviour
Services in the First Reformed Episcopal church
ay at tho usual hours. Rev. w. I. Sabine rector
Rev. E. c. Sweetser, having returned from Europe
md the East, will preach this morning in Bleecker
ureet Universalist church.
The Rev. Mr.. Rowell will speak in the Free Baptist
church this morning "EJah's Dependency"
and this evening on the "First Choice"
A Centennial sermon will be preached in Pmpton
Hall this morning on ''National Exaation through
: Righteousness"
The Scotch Presbyterian church will be ministered
unto this morning by Rev. S. NJ. Hamilton.
DR.. James A. Duncan and Dr. John Poisal Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South will preach in Sea
ChT Tabernacle to-day.
"The Mission OF Jesus Christi will be pointed out
this morning tho Stanton street Baptist church by
Rev. w. II. Leavell and in the evening ''Amusements
md Christians Will be considered.
In ST. Johns Methodist Episcopal church the Rev.
James NJ King Will preach morning and evening
The Collegiate Reformed Dutch churches in Lafay cite
place and Fifth will be open to-day
at the usual hours
Revs. A. ". Lghtbourn and II. A. King will occupy
the pulpit OF Seventeenth street Methodist Episcopal
church to-day.
The Rev. Mr.. Noyes will oficate and preach to-day
in ST. Ignatus' Protestant Episcopal church at the
usual hours
The Rev. Charles NJ Morton, of Brooklyn, will speak
this morning IN the Gospel Tent on Thirty fourth
street. The Rev. stephen H. Tying, Jr, will preach
there In the evening.
The Rev. George H. Hepworth will encourage the
Church of the Disciples this morning to "Trust the
Lord, with the Red Sea before lyou) Them and in
the evening will show them 'Hcw to Control Their
Temper
The New York herald., 1876-07-16
A CATHOLIC PASTOR GONE TO
CHINA

Rev Thomas J. Mooney, who has been pastor OF ST.
Bridgets Roman Catholic church since 1853 sailed for
China via San Francisco yesterday afternoon the
steamship Colon. Previous TO his departure u meeting
OF his Pensioners held in the lecture hall OF the
church. and purse of 900 subscribed aud presented
to him. together with series OF resolutions Speeches
made by Messrs. John Keenan,, William Hall,
John Monks and others In response the pastor de-
vercd brct address, and was proud, he said, after
stewardship Of nearly quarter Of century, TO find
those had abored with HIM in the early years Of
his missionary work showing such evidence OF their
attachment and love Alter tho close OF this
meeting the young ladies' connected with 81.
Bridgct's Convent presented him with appropriate
address and purse OF 500 In gold Following them
came tne children Of the parochia school, which, by
the OF the largest Catholic schools In the
city having average day attendance OF 200 pupils
They also had an address and presented him with
purse and other suitable presents The reverend gen.
tcman appeared to be deeply affected aud while speak
ing to The children broke down several times.
AT tho pier yesterday afternoon 500 OF his
parishioners were collected, together with a large
number OF cergymen IRON this city and Brooklyn. and
as the steamer left the dock he loudly cheered.
Father Mooney viii be absent six eight months. and
before he returns will visit China japan and other for
eign countries In his absence Rev. John Lynch will
0iiciate as pastor.
The New York herald., 1876-07-16

McDoSSELL TO CHARLOTTE A.. eldest daughter Of Hugh
Casey. all OF this city. No cards
PKSSEY-HoEcHsrgR.- Monday. July 10 by Rev.
Edward Hopper, d. d., WILLIAM PENNEY TO AxroiSErrx
HoEcHsTER, both OF this city.
PfERREz-HALI.-Monda July 10, at Newark, by
Rev. Dr. VAIL WILLIAM H. PIERREx 10 EUGENE HALL,
both OF Hoboken, n. j.
Posr-BRApY.-On Thursday July l3, at the resd
OF the BRIDES father. by the Right Rev Bishop
Louehn, GEORGE W. rosr 10 VIRGINIA W. BRADY,
all OF Brooklyn
SHERWOOD --MuNsoS.-On Thursday, June 90, by the
Rev. Charles II. Payson. = CLINTON SHERWOOD TO Miss
HESRIErrA MrSsoS both OF this city
ScArLrrF LAyDsDowSE In Philadelphia, on
Wednesday, June 2s, 1876 by the Rev f. II. Bushnell
DAVID W. ScAriLFF. of New York, TO EMILY q. LANDS
DowSE, OF Philadelphia
Philadelphia papers please copy.
TRAcQ-DgvER.-On Tuesday July II, at the
Cathedral Of the immaculate Conception. st. John,
n. b., by the Rev f. |. Michaud, assisted by tho
kev A OuelIct and Rev. r. Knox, FELIx c. TRACE, OF
Cognac France, to MARY CAROLINE, daughter OF Sen
ator James Devcr OF ~. John, n b.
woLvy-DuyS.-Juy s, by Rev Mr.. Callahan, CHARLES
BERNARD WoLYF, OF Bidield. Prussia, TO MARY ELLA
Dunn, of Paterson, y. j. No cards
Brooklyn Mobile aud Now Orleans papers please copy
The New York herald., 1876-07-16

reported and believed. because OF conflict between
the owners of the boat aud the Camp Meeting Asso-
ciationf
Third-Did the seigwick run TO New Haven Ase-
where sunday last and Was intoxicating hquor sold
boardf
FourM--ls this boat under the control OF the Camp
Meeting Association or OF any member thereof
Information these points is called for view OF
the facts which have occurred and the which
have been made. Such nor rmation respectfully de-
mand. Yours, &c, LINDSAY PARKER.
Pastor Methodist Episcopal Church, Ansonia
The New York herald., 1876-07-16
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED..

ArwArER-GRAHAN.--O Monday, July 10 1876, at
the residence OF tue BRIDES father Rev. W. e. steele
j. BURTON ArwLTER, OF New Haven Conn, to CHAR
LorrE GRAHAM, OF brooklyn.
BELtows--DtSN --On tuesday, July IL, at the resi-
dence ot he brides parents by the Rev. j. Scarlcs
oil New York city.
LonrzISG-wsfSEcK. On saturday, july 15 by Rev.
c. Hcnnickc DIR. MAX LoRrANG TO Mss ANNA ADELAIDE
Wfi>rcK. No cards.
McDoxNELi.-CAsEY.- Y.-on Tuesday, July IL, al ST.
MlcLacs church, by the Rev. Thomas J. Ducey. PETER
The New York herald., 1876-07-16
THE CASTLE GARDEN FIRE.

II appears the statement made that the hreboat
William =. Havcmeyer very dilatory IN leaving her
dock the occasion OF the Castle Garden frc IL with
out foundation. Commissioner Starr 10 whom the
statement was attributed. denies having said anything
OF the sort She seems to have left with tho utmost
promptituuc.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-04-15

Ordered TO supper; COnkIin.
Nkw York. April s.-The Tim. Washing
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CURED " HONE.
p..lMs.Gsi FURNITURE. s:,11s.s- (.

= = Z E1E5@ +,
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G--afn's : .~urc stephen Girard used u
"a III his old age: e have always consd-
cred advertising iiigr.,liy and long to be the
great ne,!jrn of.,urca~- in b:iSi,..ss. ard the
iu"iutr 10 wealth. Nrd | have i,ld ~ 1t Az
inEa:iahlc rul" ;o advertise in the duilcSl
times q, wei! u. thc busiest long experience
having tauGht me that money thus srtnt is
we'll laiI out a. Iiy continually keeping. my
business before the public il has secured
me many sales that uthcrWi is, world islv.
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JA,KscN SNus.--Two cups m9Lasscs,
o.c of sugar, one Of butter: one tea
spoonful of saleratus, one Of ginger:
Hour enough to very roll thin.
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So Kerosene and powdered lime,
whiting or wood ashes, Will scour tins
with the least trouble
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Notice.

NTY wife. Rebeeca Ann Prince. hav-
vi in1 lc.t my bed and board without
ig,>t cause " Provocatjon [ forbid any one
trusting her on nv account after this date.
JONATHAN u. PRINCE.
Olympia. March 2-i. 1875.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-04-15

4@ To remove paint splashed upon
window panes, use hot solution OF
soda and soft flannel.
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80
II 81 q |'I.s -
WHITE UyDELcLOTHEs.-- Tho HTaia
~ Hbath recommends white under
clothing, as not only more hcaIthful,
but warmer. on account OF It's not radl-
atinq the heat Of the body, as some
other colors DO. Another strong in-I
centiye is the avoidance Of possible
poisoning, resulting from deletcrlouS
DIVES. The .Jtr5al n Chemistry gives
an instance Of the poisonous effects Of
aniIine colors upon the skin, in the eX-
perienco of gentleman Of Byiioll
He had few days previous, purchased
some new undershirts Of cotton colOrel
with various tinta, among which anaiiGe
red prcdomiuated. In q short time
sitter putting on the garment. q ptcr-
liar eruption Of IN Initiating nature ap-
Feared On The potion cf tho body coy
cred with the cloth.
Tie effects were not merely local.
hut to a considerable extent con5tiju-
tional, pain and uncasincsa being cz-
pcricncod in Tic back and lower cHueH-
tics. In proof that the cuption was
caused by the dye coiors, it may be stat
cd that portion q the garment about
the upper pert OF the chest was lined
with linen on the upper, side. ami whore
t1fI8 came III contact with the skin 10
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HoNE-MApE HAIR On Take a su-li,
Gent quantity Of fresh butter ami IL
ter it through tissue OF line lettorpopor,
and diem cut it with alcohol. 1t can he
scented with any essence that : liked,
ana it makes a good soft dressing for
the hair, and Is LOT al all expensive.
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American s FOREIGN Patent.

( tILNOEE.t CO.. Successors to CHAPMAN
procured in nil countries No FEES IN iit
VANCE. No charge unless tiic laripnt =
Granted. 40 fees for iuakng preliminary en-
aiuiudtiunS. 80 additional fees iui obtain
in- and conducting 4 rrhcaring. r4~,a TcrIt
decision Of the Commissioner iii! "icctr,i
applications may be revived. SrtC... attcn.
ton given t. interference Cases .<fyrc ~
Pat.E office. ENt,n>Hl~ before .il.srt,>>
Infringement Suits in different State and al
litigation aINcrtainnG to Iny,ntioT'~-r Pat
outs. send stump 10 Gilmore 90. Tor
p.''iH.iir; Of >i,ty p"1,-.
Lamd Case, land warrant. .un,. ssri u.
Contested Land Case; prosecute; before
tAc /. :. Grn,ral Lard Office and IcIlrt-
nI.nt ott.lo Interior. Private land Claims.
HLj HOMESTEAD Cases attended L.. Lane!
Scrip in 10 -. and 1870 acre pieces for sale
This scrip is aSsicnahlc, and can ht logged
in the name 81 the pircl ..tScr III -, riov-
rrnliI"ni land subject To- private en- -. 81 -
lci acre. 1T l. ct equal value "ith iomty
Land Warrants. send stamp 70 & more !.
80. for pamphlet az Instruction.
Arrcar, az Pay and I3ounft.
OFFICERS. SOLDIERS. ami SAILORS
. OF the late vas 81 Their heir-, ne in many
casts entitled To- money from The GoverIi-
lmant al which they have no knowledge.
Ni,ir full, history OF .,yrN icc. anl.rf!G amount
Of pay |"tHrUi;N received. i.Ltt,- %,ii.pto
GIi.M"HE 4 60, ana q fun reply. after rx-
aIl-""i.'H VIII 10 given Won fr"-.
P.n-;ors.
III OFFICERS. SuLD.EK~ = SAIL
nito wounded. ruuu:cd, or ; nod in The
late war. however slightly. can obtain a pen
SION ~ addressing GiLMoRE Il 2.
Gases prosecuted lv nII.MOHI. i ca. he
FIRE The ~uIrcnc Court oftho tui.cl States
TIE t"uitol 'laiH~. ANA the Son hr rntlaini,
Commission.
Each d,.ra1tillpnt Of ..ll. lu.t,. i .cl,.luC-
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81 For damp closets and cupiyald7
which generate milIcw traylul Of
qui,klime viii be fouHG t. absorb the
moisture and render the air pure; but
Of course It is nee, 1arv to renew
the lime from time to timcasit becomes
fully slaked This last remedy will be
found useful IN safe and storing rooms,
the damp air Of which acts frequently
most iniuriously on tie valuable deeds
and documents which they contain.
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Rooms 20 m.,,i IS 'e'.i,aUt'< Et-i,auee.
CALIFORNIA STREET. san F'hf%CISCD
AfDiIt rs advertiser rntSano subs ripiioi~
l~Stor the Wa,it.m gton 'sfanfial l, sad herr..
pcr~ published III california. q! zen and Ne
Ia,la, Washington. UIaG. Ida 70. Montana.
colorado. and adjacent States and Territories
Sandwich Islands. the British Possession.
Mexican ports. N.CaIallIa. Panama. NalIa-
r3i,o. Japan and Chime. New Zealand and III,
Australian Colonies the Atlantic S!yHIs ANA
Eurn'r. Il
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ht,N FRTISINtf

G-crcal,t many a new business:
Has enlarged many M old business
Has revived MANY = duh business:
Iil:. rescued MANY a LOST business
Has saved many u failing business,
Has preserved many n large busin5 sS
u iu>UrV~ success ia any business
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WASHINGTON HOTEL.

TUNN q TER, w It
TENIE above Hotel having been leased ,5y
L til" undersigned, i now open fos ne az
r1imlnod9tion of the public.
Hotel is well supplied with sleeping end
iahl' T.. IN. and j. every way ,onnnttt1ious
aId VOL furnished.
The tIbc, are provided With all TIE ular
i.ct~ afford.
Tho travelling pullicarc particularly, 'inited
To visit thu house EDWARD hRA7T,
J. ". BOAiEE.
Olympia. juno 18Th 1873. s0tf -
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= Advertising l. Tn" ~. Waivh ,,isr men
l,lac" in thtiJ lamIe N'rFsN rR,v.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-12
XANTIIPE.

It seems that the memory of this woman. like
that of her renowned hu Sband, is likely to be kept
alive to the end of time. She is said to have pos
sessed very irritable temper, and her name has
more than possible, however, that the judgment
passed upon her by mankind has been to severe.
\ more charitable disposition would undoubtedly
have discovered in her many goou qualities, and
have attributed her faings more to physical nlirm
tiles than to moral ob!iquy The party most init
mately acquainted with her, and therefore hesi
able form correct opinion, gives her credit Tor
many Of the diseases to which women are subject
ed have 4 direct tendency to render them irritable,
pcevioh cross, mOrOSe. unreasonable, so That they
chafc and fret over all these little Ills and annoy
anceS that person in health would bear with
compOSure. 1t Is far TO infer that most OF the
tintrums of Nantppe were due to these causes
alone; and could Socrates, he returned from the
Senate, the Gymnasium, or the Atheneum, have
stopped at Pcstle 4 Mo,tal's Drug Store and car
,ied home bottle of DR.. Piercc'5 FavOrltc Pres
criptOn, now and then, no doubt he might have
evadt many 4 " curtain lecture, allayed many
domestic brOll," made much pleasanter for the
children, and more enjoyable for himself and res
cued his wiiCS name from the unevlthle, world
wide and eternal notorlety 1t has attained. Thous
ands of women bless the day on which DR.. Pierce's
Favcritc Prescription was first made know to them
single bottle often gives delicate and suffering
women more relief than months OF treatment from
their family physician. In ali those arrangements
causing backache, traSgInS-doWn sensations,
nervous and general debility, 1t Is a sovereign
remedy, Its soothing and healing properties fen-
der it of the utmost value to ladies suffering from
ton, and its Strengthening effects tend to correct
dlsplacements ofmternal parts. the result OF weak
ness of natural supports. 1t Is sold 10y all drug
glsts EMlJWl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-12
d + \ I Ii :.

In Hi--ate. February 18th HENRY BONATT. aged
40 Years.
In IIi-hgate. March lu,h, Mr. PHILIP SHELTUS
aged - years
In Higheatr. March llth. ELIZABETH, wife of John
Steel. AGED ~ years.
In Highgatc. March ln,h. IL THEIR STINEHOUR
aged - Years.
In Highsa.e March 2th. ALFRED GARLAND. aged
81 Years.
In High-ate March 22l. Mr. JAMES SHERIDEN
AGED - years
In Highgate. March D LILLIAN WOOD only child
ct VIM and In Reyes, axe years. months
aud days.
In Highgate. April 81. suddenly, Mr.. JOHN III s.
SELL aged wears and months.
At st Armand station. z. O.. March 2lst CHARLES
F. BARRETT of Hlghgae, aged 4"
In Greensboro April 9Th. of ,lropsy the brain,
Miss JENNIE -. SIMPSON. oldest daughter of John
and Jau, Simpson. aged /. Years. months. She
left school at ST John-hury jnSt one week before her
death
In tiaysylllr March 29th Mrs. Lucy :. BROOKS.
the lat. Asa Rrnoksatse! - ears and months.
In Brooktield, April 1st. of cancer, SAMUEL
WALES, AGED "a years
In Bloomfield. February ). KEBECCA STAPLES
wife John =. Staples. aEt 10 Years, and 10 days.
In Berlin. March 81. Miss JENNA WADE, ayed A.
years and months
In berlin. April , Miss BELINDA WRIGHT a4ed Il
years. 10 months and l. days
In Cambridge. March a5th. FRANKIE. little child Of
Carlos NJ and i;os.tti, b Keith. ayed year and l.
taNS
Ny : sufficient tor thee.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-12
4 Wonderful Discovery

our New HAMPSHIRE o. clanges come to us hlled with
accounts of most Hondt rful cures effected by Or
Cages MEDICAL. WONpER 1t is SAID to be the creates
elasticity step and making the invalid hearty
courageous, strong. 1t cures all diseases Of the
liver. stomach kidneys and spine; scrofula and al
blood diseases: nervous prpstration of either
sex, restoring tone and to the whole system
Read the following cures:
Mrs IKA :. APPLETON, liillsboro Bridge. y II sPl-
nal and kidney diseases. confined to bed and doctors
failed t. her her husband procured Medical
Wonder and she now writes am able To do conelu
cradle work.
J. r. MORRILL,. Franklln; scrofulous hum0r. says
nothing has helped him like Medical Wonder
Mrs. &. T. oKDWAY Centre ST. COncord. confined 10
bed and had been treated without benefit by several
Ply female and kidney diseases: took Or
Cages - Ncic al Wontl.r, and cured III month
disease oi liver, lun+,s Sr: st wonderful recovery
REV . " AIT. Franklin, =. ii wife SortlN annie
ted: took MtlIral Wonder with great success.
Gro. W. EVANS, Derry: difficulty of side and stoiIl
Mrs j. W FlfI.. Sunfo0k. y. II; female weakness,
drOpSy, nervous rpotratluu &. dl-C harstd hired
girl
1--WE would also refer - Mrs NIn. Shepherd and
Mrs Fred NAnilrn Wost liulnAry; Mrs + J ones
Lcbarpu Geo. II Walker, Grallthan: Albert Trues-
deli. Sunrprk; Mrs Benz. Martin. Grafton: Hiram
StanNan Chichester: Alma II Hill Canterbury; Mrs
bor,' BrId-'; I. E!a. HoUks-t: Miss i \. :. Hoy
Mrs J Eta. Manchester: Mrs g 7 Kld-put. Nil
ford: Joseph DAVIS, Hollis; Ellen Proctor Plttste!d
VI J IcANtIIWorth. And over.
ASK YOUR DRt titiISTS FOR MEDICAL WONDEK
Sold III Montpelier 10y
Hl>CON 1t DEWEY.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-12
TOU\ LONGS ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, Washington District -
In Probate court holden at Montpelier, IN and fof
s,iH diStrict on the 3lst day Of March. A D. 1870.
Andrew Long administrator on the estate 81 9Ghn
miafion 10 said court to extend the tune heretofore
allowed him pay the debts due from said
account 1lntl
dav: Whereupon it ordered by sad court that sad
nyyiication be heard the probate office, IN Montp
her on the 25h day of APRIL; and 1t is further oriert
that notice be given 70 all persons concerned of w
man printed at Montpelier three weeks snceesslVeiy'
fetole SAID hearing ,.
" Y A. CHASE. Re glst. r.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-12
TOU\ TNADDLES ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT District OF Washington =.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier IN and Tor SAID
District ON TN. 2-th day of March, A u l-'b
Mathew $ strong. administrator OF me eState 81 81
Fay stOn. IN sad lStfl &c q
makes aprcatlon to SAID court in wrltliE ir neiis.
70 sell all Of the real estate of SAID deceased IL
Eo,.S.n renreseutin-, that the sale Is necessary LOT
tn payment the debts Of said deceased ana eAlen
SOS Of administration of his estate -. LA, -,
Whereuon il is ordered by said court that Salu az
Icaton be referred session thereof |" re hIi al
April. A. D. 1870. for harlnx and decision th,reohi
ordered that all persons llteFtStti
- ,nt,tid hereof puhllcatl0n OF notice OF sald at
liraton and order thereon threeweeks srccesslt{ II
~ 1:roan Mountain Freeman a newspaper rnhlisheI
~ Nontnelier and which circulaes III the nelehnoI
hnnl NJ those interested before SAID tune OF near
that No. may appear at said time and place. and II
they see cause. object thereto
BY the Court Attest,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-12
Joshua :. DARTS WILL.

STATE OF VERMONT plStric. II WASHINGTON. =
In Probate Court held At Montleiler IN and tor sad
District. the I'D day of March u 'i-o-
An instrument purportinE To be the last Vii and t'S
lament Of Joshua bartt, late OF Waltsteld. IN sad
district diseased. being presented L, the court ~
i II hastings the executor therein named tor
prohate 1t is ordered by sand court that all Irs"n
concerned therein he notified IL appear at session 81
said rourt to held at the Probate One IN MHtit
her on the 18th day Of April A. u: TO. ad snow
,alse if auy they may have. AGAINST the PROBATE u
said Will which purpose II is further 3rdtr' mat
weeks surcessively in the Green Mountain Freeman
printed at Montpelier. previous To SAID time appointed
for hearing. . a..
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-12
Naval Cadetship.

WAsHINGTON D. c.. March o. 1876.
, fnere being vacancy in the Naval Academy from
tlt nrst congress lOna district of Vermont the recon-
Ien1at1on to which be made prior to the first OF
July next, and believing that connective eXamina
non OF those applying for said recommendation is
Idlr ana Just way to determine the question: have a
pointed the following named gentlemen a committee
10 make SAID examination and report their decision to
Applicants will therefore apply for particulars to
fuWard > Dana of Cornwall j. 5. Cilley of Brandon,
ana James X Batrheder of Arlington. who have kind
~ consented TO act az cOMIulttee of examination.
CHARLES Fl JOYCE,
VI G. First District Vermont.
RUTLAND. Vt, Alril :, 1876
IN pursuance of the appointment designated above,
Inc una rSl4ued hereby give notice that they Will meet
AT the BardWcl house. Rutland, Wednesday May
u St 1876, for the purpose of examining candidates for
the appointment to fill the vacancy in the United
states Naval Academy. at Annapolis. Nd. The eXami-
nation Will commence at 10 o'clock, forenoon.
Applicants must he actual residents Of the first con
Eressional district and must be fourteen and less
than eighteen Years on the 2ist OF June. 1876 and must
pass sat StactOrv examination in the common Eng
lsh branches Further particulars can be applied for
bY addressing the chairman of the committee at Mid
G1eburN p'stptce either of the other members of
the committee at their respective pOstothCes
EDWARD =. DANA. Committee
JOSEPH ) tIIIEY. of
JAS. X. BArCHELDER. Examination
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-12

,r1,-,1c To- make the FREEMAN particularly valna-
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' T., m different parts of the State, especially i'll
! '.t,1 orange and I-amoille Counties, Will confer
--o.t tay'r upon Us and our readers by sending us
...u,-.uce GIVE Us facts and we Will arrange
~, 100. f.rt the VaItr.