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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-04

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-04

per fowis asc Soc per h. spring chickens o. IS
per pair.
vEGErAsLnE-CsbbsgcA l6c. . a6c q head onions, 600
per hsaf pDok: tufnpN DO NC do fresh t0matoes
squart possoes - per hsh peck sweet potatoes &c.
syssos os.son celery c &c per bunch cauliaowsrs
per bunoh nd cabbage Dc per head Asparagus 75c
s3l bunch radishes &C. &C. Abunch loeks and parsey
&c. lOc per bunoh rhubsrb, lie 1so bunch; bermuda
POTATOES u per half peek water c quArt;
Inatoos In cAns Nc. lettuce, Iac l5c bunch dried
peas SO quart grsss he quart: sass and thyme
t. per bsnsh lima beans. soaked and dried 20 SOC
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-04

nlniag shArss were veal, snd thsrs ws heavy break
In Cssysoa. ~ ~ Asn board Ossytsa diced q -
lower thaa = NE Second bssrd selling = u ~ o.
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P.rnlss 90. ssiisss = -; ossss Inn -. ssliing =
81 o. ChArw osk Coppw ~ - hishsr, ssllins -
81 IS AZ The ssosnA boaEd Caydoa d>ss1 IA hishw
than q shs Ass bosra selling = a ~ DasiAsua Copp
SOC, ssllins = 60 enltA rnxnlss "a, ceiling =
- o. Quarts Mn wss la Iswss ssl,izg = q -.
Ths ssaas &C., e csanssscus thss eDdssnissd iron
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-04

Il Important that the public should BE- reminded or
the following circular rscsasy iassd By the Secretary
Of The Treasury with regard 70 Let coupon bonds which
the department will pay the bearer regardless Il all
notices concerning La q stelsn bends:-
In consequence Of he Increasing trouble, wholly
without practical benefit arising from notices which
arc constantly received q the department respecting the
lou Of coupon bonds which payable 70 bearer and
OF Treasury notes issued and remaining in blank q the
time OF loss becomes necessary 70 give this publ
notice that the government cannot protect and will
undertake TO protect the Of such bonds and notes
tune Hereafter al bonds notes and coupons payable
bearer and Treasury notes issued and remaining in
blank win be paid 70 the party presenting thsm in pur
suance Of the regulations Of the department. in the
course Of regular business and attention win be pad
70 caveats which may BE- nod for the purpose OF pre-
venting such payment II. HcCULLOCH
The following il abridged from forthcoming report Of
the Erie Railway Company
The company earned, for the year ending
December 81, 1866. $l45o6,ll3
Net income. :......... ..........-.. s22ss. los
Interest on DonoD. 81, o3l,073
Seven per cent on preferred stock 667 3O4- 22o8 3S7
Surplus. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $780, TO
The funded debt Is stated at....:.::. 81, 42ss2o
Stock common: ............... $l6,5H 800
STOCK prefsfreo $3.50, ol0-25, III, 40
Total stocks and funded dent. el7Sll $50
Among the items to be saved this year are
United States taxes. ...................S $3.50 900
Amount paid the Psnnsylvania Coal Co in 1868 $4,000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-04

Tue return Of the Bank Of France for the week ending
April rs shows the following changes from the previous
wsek:-Coin and bullion, increase f1s 500; bills dis.
counted incresse. 100000 government deposits de-
crease. 100000; notes In circulation. increase,
$4,000; private deposits increase 8sss 500; ad-
vancss increase, $4,000
The value Of money in the leading cities on the Con-
tnent Was q follows last advices :-Paris SIX
Vienna, 4-lk. Berlin, sax. Frankfort, 2K-2k
Amsterdam. 3-S. Turin, 6-5K. Brussels. 3-2H
Madrid, 60 Hamburg, OK st. Petersburg, 0-sK
Ssb]oned the leading items Of imported dry goods
entered q this port for the week ending Nay a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-04


ss,es were repor.sd q 700 u. Aesnors, Porese Like
tor PORTAGE Lake and Nc for DosrolI
Corr Tho markss more sstve d about fornnsr
Eod in bond; 2iH do 81 Mary BsAssn. and isoo do o.
CAxDIz-Adamantine were in moderate demand At 49,
sperm were unchanesd q s6c &C., and patent ~
DRucs Dyxs-Wers in moderate demand; salss loeo
kcez bcarb soda &C.; Is drums oaustic soda 81 6 10
tons tons .ai,s % !. g a. go: ssh :. s 8:
rency.
Flown AND DRAIN -Rsssspts, ASH bbls nous Lore baes
meal le3 bushels eorn rs 100 do oats l3Odo mali
The market for State Western nour under
good trade and fair inquiry and price. advanced
from 10 10 - par bbl most Ados Shipping brands
quiet however, and prices did mot advance In
proportion % other kind Good chipping brands Of Ohio
extreme prics. Cafornia dour also in fair de-
SI 60 The ssss anolading q.iifornO were sbog. iSoSo
other kinda The salss 100 bbls within the range
Sl tle 7b Southern hor also quiet but Armsr with
sales Of 80 bbls quotations. Rye
rata demand but arms The sales $50 bbla within the
higher The sales 30 bbls At ~ rs for city IS IS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-04

srxAnHr sAnAeoesl, Charleston from New York had
accident 70 her machinery - miles est o. hs oar and
was compelled the services Of the steamship San sal
vpdor By which weasel she towed 70 that port
Bnse Trno (BrL from - for New York. put into 81
esiA cpill lorssopsal ana carried away msintopmast
soua MorGxn from Klissbsthport for Ausussa, Ne.
ashors below Plymouth, nass has bssn 90 ~ asd ksa
sossJ norxus sx wsiassD. xswss~A. loaAss VIA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-04

The Bank Of England return for the week ending
April II 10 follows compared with the statement Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-04

Among the items to be saved this year are:-
United States taxes. $3.50 600
Amount paid the Pennsylvania Coal Co. in 1903 $4,000
Tho receipts for customs and the receipts payments
and balances at the ubTsasury this city for the
expired portion OF the week have been a follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-04

COMMERCIAL nBPOR2.
YnpAx, Nag e-sP r.
ccrrcuUsdss sAs uafsvsssAss ssss s1vss~ - msrks
sSls1 can, ssA psssss assnas1 .aAsnzs asss uasn.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-25

u,o covTRAroRs PROPOSALS. FoR STREET I'M
proycments and for the supply 81 Drain and sswsr
Pipes sealed ptoposak each endorsed With 10
title OF the for which he offered tne name %
making he and the date ~ s
day July 1851 for the supply u shout ~ op hsss. lss,
Sewer and Drain Pipes OF different dmenstons >p ~ -
construction ~ sewers follows, Sp~<. ~
third street, between Fourth and Pm avenues 49, ~.
tween Fourth and futh avenues tSpce ~ w
sixth and Fifty r~t streets from theu pfesea
70 the Hudson river spec 1 seventy nrss %
tween Eiahtt and Tenth avenues spec Tt,,,sss 49,.
v near Ninth svenne. ,sp~c Dl u tvenys.n .ssr-ss
betvee. yirhth Ninth and keen evees<s
between scvcnteenh and Elshtesnh street, sso Tor con-
struction 81 Cro~swaiks W yih sife ~ Ss 60
nents in second avenue from stsv nrst w. slse
etrcet. Al in HIN street bfuumf 70 rtsnG ee@k
siso ~ sree from Fourth 20 ff kveeue. alse -
second street 1hifa A. snus 70 $50 n.ex
Thirty second street from Fourth 70 neh svsnoa
nd for bids ~ et1ei - ~ WI
e.sar. NJ ,h,s sepce THOMAS sfkrNBN&l erstea
''A'' = VIM Root pAnnAon' A;2ssssss
o. c,,,o. Iov.dacs i,s - NSn ysas IN NJ,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-01

SINGULAR CASE OF INcENDIARIsM.-I
The Woodstock Standard gives an account
of a singular case of incendiarism on
Hartland Hill, few miles from the vii
LACE. About three o'clock on Wednesday
morning Mr.. Benjamin S. Carey was
aroused by his daughter and informed that
the house was on fire. Opening the door
into the shed adjoining the house he found
the premises in flames, but by great exer-
ton, and with the assistance of his family,
be succeeded in staying the fire. Though
feeling satisfied it was the work of an in
cendiary he was unable to obtain any clue
which might lead to his apprehension.
Thursday evening following, at about ten
o'clock, his barn, standing on the opposite
side of the road, was discovered on fire
and, with all its contents, hay, grain, fod-
der. tools, and an ox-cart, was entirely
consumed, invoking loss of about one
thousand dollars, three hundred Of which
was covered by insurance.
Sheriff Richmond of Woodstock then
took the case in hand, and became satisfied
ii was member of Mr.. Cs family, an'
that the guilty one was lad in his fifteenth
year, named William Pelkey, who ha
lived with Mr., Carey for some little time
After talking with him for considerabl
time he finally confessed TO Mr.. Richmon
that he set both fires, but gave no reaso
for doing so. He said he had nothir
against Mr.. Carey or his family, that the
always treated him well, and that he like
q, lice with Them. He was taken betol
Justice n. L. Churchill and sent to tn
Reform School.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-01
Sheridan at Montpelier.

Notwithstanding The drenching rain
storm, the reception of Gen. Sheridan at
Montpelier ON Wednesday, was mos, en-
thusiastic and credit to the State. The
ground around the capital was a confused
mass of men, women, children and UNI
brelas. The steps oil the capital never,
since the memory of man, ever held such
crowd. Ethan Aliens statue seemed to
catch the general enthusiasm which ami
mated the crowd, as cheer after cheer
mingled with the report of the cannon.
Gen. Sheridan was first introduced 10
the people by Ex-Gov. Dillingham;, and
afterwards TO the Legislature by Gov
Page, to which the General made hearty
response.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-01

CHESTER 4. S. Foster of Mid
dletown, Conn.,, preached at the Univer-
salist church North Chester, two evenings
of last week to large audiences. Mr.. +.
was formerly pastor of that church and
left host of friends who always welcome
him.
Meetings were continued at the Bap-
list church every evening last week and
are to be held Oh three nights OF this
week. Twelve persons were baptized
last Sunday by Rev. c. Hubbard.
An Episcopal service will be held at
the Congregational church, Sunday eve'
Nov. Sd. Rev. Charles S. Hale OF Bel
lows Falls officiating. An effort will be
made to establish church there.
The Chester Dramatic Association have
postponed the time of their next exhibit
ton indefinitely.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-01

WEsTMINsTER.-The Westminster Dra-
matte Club, will give an exhibition at the
Town Hall in that place on Thursday eve
ming of next week, at which time they
will present the interesting play of " The
Drunka ard, or the Fallen Saved" This is
among the best plays produced on the
stage, being serio-comic, moral and pa
theiic, and our Westminster friends cam
not fail to be inttr rested init. Ofcourse not
a word need be said to insure full house.
We are in receipt Of handsome re-
membrancethis week from Master GEO. w.
PIERCE, son Of n. G. Pierce of West
minister, who has sent US two bags of nice
pop corn, one red the other white, and a
pair OF most liberal sized citrons. We
believe the young man made speciality
of raising the corn himself, and is evident
ly chip of the old block in raising
crops, and shall therefore expect to hea
of his future success.
An extensive auction sale will tax
place in Westminster on the premises G
the late Richard Ward, on Saturday, NOV
OH See advertisement, To those wish
ing to buy, the sale offers most excellen
opportunity.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-01

just stone at the bottom when the cart
caved upon him from 10th sides and com
pletely covering him, so that il took othe
workmen some time to extricate him iron
his perilous condition.
Geo. Andrews has just completed
and erected in the cemetery a very fine
family monument for Mr.. Aaron Arms,
which Is highly creditable TO the skill and
workmanship of Mr.. Andrews who built
it. 1t stands about twelve feet high on a
granite base, and is surmounted 10y large
flower with dropping foliage, and will stand
as among the best of mar BILE work.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-01
Death of Governor Andrew.

We are surprised this Thursday morn
ing to learn of the death of Ex-Gover-
nor Andrew Of Massachusetts, which took
place at G o'clock w ednesday evening
He had an attack of paralysis at about
one o'clock A. NJ. of Wednesday, and
though all possible was done for him, lie
continued to grow worse till be expired
He was one of the ablest statesmen Of
the old Bay State. His record during
the war was brilliant, and his promptnes'
in sending forward troops after the attach
upon Sumter will always be bright page
and his death is a public loss and source o
regret to the whole country.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-01

BASE BALL.-The first nine of the
Union Club at Springfield, and the first
nine of the Hawks Mountain Club at Pet
kinsyille. had match game on the 18th
ult. on the grounds of the latter. The
Union Club won the game, Sc TO %. At
ter the game the Club invited their victo-
rious friends to supper at the Hawks
Mountain House, which was served up to
them in the best style and quality, and So
good as to call forth much commentator
for the handsome manner with which they
we're en- ertained.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-01

THANKs-To Hon. Gro. NICHOLS,
Secretary of State, for copy Of the An
nual Directory, containing large amount
of important matter statistical and other
wise, prepared by him pursuant 10 an act
of the Legislature, and also Manual OF
Parliamentary practice, by HENRY CLARK
Secretary of the Senate. We have look
ed this book through with much interest
and State pride.
To j. Ii. FLAeG, Esq. clerk of the
House of Representatives for copy OF
the Legislative Directory for October ses-
sion, 1867.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-01

STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. Probate Court with
DISTRICT OF WESTMINSTER in and for said district To
all persons Interested in the estate of Henry May, late OF
Yves minister, in said district. GREETING.
" oU are hereby notified that Mary May adminstra-
trix said has filed with said court her appli-
cation In writing letting forth that said Henry Nav died
seized of the following described real estate situate IN said
Westminster to wit: One piece parcel of land contain
ing about two acres of age land with the dwelling
and buildings thereon situate In the East Parish Village
together with the share in the squeduct furnishing
said premises Being the piece Of land and build
ings occupied by May time of his decease
other piece of land containing about twenty three
acres be the less tilage land situate in said
Parish Village and bounded the north by land Of
Ira Smith, south by the highway leading from the En- st
Parish Village the West Parish Village by land of
Nathaniel Nutng, and land belonging the estate of
William Bradley and West by land Daniel also
other piece of land known the Sage pasture
tanning about thirty be the less situate
in said Westminster, and bounded the north by land
of Jacob Chaplin by lands of Nathaniel Nutting and
Henry O. Lane. south by land of Nathaniel Nutting and
west by land Of y. W Lard also other piece OF land
containing twenty-five bs the less,
with orchard and bounded south by land of Nathan G.
Pierce, north by land of Alvin Dickinsons estate by
Ia of Austin Goodridge and by the road leading
from the East Parish the West Parish Village; also
other piece parcel land being land
partly in said Westminster and partly IN Athens In said
district and containing about hundred be the
less.
And fur her representing that It would the interest
of the heirs interested in said real estate to have the
sold excepting the widows homestead by of por-
said heirs residing without this State PRAYING
for license sell all of said real estate except said home
stead at pubic auction private sale
you further notified that said Mary v May Wild
of said Henry May has made application said court
for the appointment of committee to set her home
stead out OF said real estate And you hereby notified
that said court will decide granting said license and
the appointment of said committee at session Of
said court to the held at the Inn of Francis Phelps
Grafton In said district the LIST Wednesday Of Noyem
ber D. 1857 when and where you may be heard in the
? remises If YOU shall see cause.
Oct Is, 1861. c. EDDY, Rsg'r
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-01

CoNcERT.-Miss Jennie NJ. Franklin's
Juvenile singing class viii give concert
at the Baptist Church in this village on
Tuesday evening next, Nov. 9th, assisted
by some of the older and best singing tall
ent in this place. We hear very favora-
BILE reports of this singing class, and Miss
Franklin's management Of it, and have no
doubt it will be an interesting occasion,
and our people will of course give them a
full house, and thus patronize home enter
prise.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-01
9 z q z 3 q 2
TWO QUESTIONS
TO DE NSIDER ED!


LADIES: Where are you going for your Furs, cloake,
and Millinery this Is il fair question II
Iwoud like mention few FACTS that may help you to
right conclusion.
1sT. I have heretofore employed many excellent Mil
1 liners, but better than Miss ABBIE h.
GODDARD who is present at the head Of that Depart
ent have take unusual pains to In form ourselves
in regard Styles and have exhibition quite variety
OF Pattern and Hats well endless variety
of from, including style fEArHEEs.
FLOWERS RoSSEr FRAMES, and all that is necessary to
make an elegant Bonnet or Hat In the best manner
sNNp. Miss Z. s BUNDY, who Is at the head d tho
= Cloak making Department Is decidedly and by far,
Cloak maker employed OF have any knowi-
edge of and II you value good fitting garment you
system the quite different from the gutssok
style of cut ting, which has prevailed hereiofore
intend keep fu y posted to the styles and have
fine of Fancy and Black CLOTHS TRIMMINss
bought in the State We will cut garments for others to
mike, make them mp to order Ready made cloaks
constantly on hand for sale and to show the styles
Next we come to the FuRS have fiji assortment Il
AaERloAs SABLE FrrcH and saUnREL Funs bought this
at reduced prices, and vii, sell them as low a.
possible guarantee them to be represented. My
long in trade in the city well here enables
me perfect goods and buy them at the lowest
prices thus experience Of service to customers
well self The same is true with regard TO Cloaks,
Millinery and other Goods. Old Furs made over.
We have a full line of the best KID GLOVES to be
found in the State, variety Of Cloth Gloves, Corsets
White Flannels Cambtics Cambria Nuslin Thread and
Lace Edeings Embroidered Collars and Cuffs Mohair Coils
sets of Natural Braids Nets, Travelling Bags
Fur TT inmed Hoods many other articles
for find time 70 call over peddar fashion, %
wait you call for them, and you shall have them
ut reasonable prices.
Now ii Won please the other question not my place
the place for almost thing' At all events
shall be pies show goods and will do best 10
and ALL both regards STYLE quality, and PRcEs
Respectfully,
srRisevIELD, VI, Oct s, 1867. ~
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-01

PurNEY.-At the regular meeting OF
Morning Star Lodge No. 10, !. 0. q. L,
of Putney, held on Friday eve October
18th, the following persons were elected
officers for the ensuing quarter;
L. C. Darling, W. {. L.
r.. Maria Shaw, w. V. L.
Wesley Wilbur, w. r. S.
f. F. Hooper, w. +. ).
Mrs. Mary f. Willard, W. L.
John Qualters, w. NJ.
Mary F. Underwood, W. i. y.
Marshall Cobb, w. o. G.
The Lodge numbers one hundred mem
bers. with fair prospects of large acees-
sions.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-01
Auction

THE subscriber will sell Auction at his place, in
i saxtons River, Thursday November Ith, 1867, at
u O'Clock, NJ the following property good work Horse
IL years old, good work Horse, years DID, Cow,
shote, / Express Wagon. Sleigh Hames Harness,
Breast Plate Harness. Buffalo Robe, aWo Robe, TRAY
erse Sled Wheebarrow Grindstone and few bushels
of Corn Also lot of Household Furniture, such bed
steais chairs tables sink and lot of Iron Ware and
Stove Pipe and other articles too % mention
GEORGE WEST ON.
7. PHELPS, Aust.
sAxroSs RIVER, Oct. 2sth, 1867. 4-wl
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-01
Farm for Sale.

NHE Subscriber offers his Farm for sale in th town
i Athens, the main road leading from Bellows ais
to Newfane, miles from Cambrdgeport, Sehoo
and Church. aiming 1l2 30 Of which is nice
meadow and 20 of woodland the remainder mostly
pasturine Good sugar orchard Of 800 trees and good
apple orchard Of old young good buildings
suitable for families running water to house and
barn Also adjoining the above pasture of about eighty
acres which will be sold with the farm If desired All thu
above property will be sold reasonable price For fur
Their particulars inquire on the premises.
ATHENS, Oct. %, 1867. O. l.. PERHAM.
44-46
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-01

GRAFToE.-E. S. Sabin, Jr., has got
moved to his new quarters in Grafton,
where he will take charge of the factory,
which is 10 be run hereafter by himself
and Mr.. Fairbrother, and is putting in
machinery and we believe has already set
some of it in motion.
Francis Daniels has found the parties
who stole his bees, we learn, and will re-
cover the reward of Slo0, and also pay
for his bees.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-01

STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. Probate Court With
DsrRicr WESTMINSTER ia and for said district To
all persons Interested In the estate Of Ziba Chaplin late of
Rockingham, deceased. Grsefiag.
NoU hereby uotised that Limuey W. Chaplin ad
minstratrix Of the estate of Ziba Chaplin. late of
Rockingham deceased has fled her Application said
court, setting forth that said zba Chaplin died seized OF
certain real estate situate in said Rockingham, and in
real estate situate IN said Rockingham Is described fol-
lows. TO wit One piece parcel Of land known the
Mill Lot; and one other piece parcel Of land known
as the MEADOW And said real estate in Grafton Is
known as the pasture and Woodland
And further setting forth that il Is necessary sell said
above described real estate pay deb and expenses of
administration and praying for license to sell the
et private sale public And further
tiled that said court viii decide upon the granting Of said
license at session of said be held at the Inn Of
Francis Phelps in Graitou, la said district, the LIST
Wednesday Of Nov A. ID. ls5 when and where you may
b heard in The premisesif yo shall
Oct. Is, fs51. Z. Is. EDDY, Reg.