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From Washington.
WNauuNCTos Aprll a.

WNsulNGTos April -.
Inv navy department has received %
dispatch from Admiral Rowan, Nho is "n.
his way 10 take command of the A,iati,
squadron, dated Cape Of Good Hope, Feb,
alst, announcing hi, safe arrival there on
the United STATE, steamer riscataquo at,
ter passage Of twm,y-,iS days from III"
Janicro. The health OF the officer, and
crew of the ship was good, ~ soon U
tie vessel coalcd, she would proceed nu
her ,oyage
According to information received here
this morning, thu Mayor aud member OF
the City Council, with other municipal
Officers recently appointed by Gen S,ho'
field for Alexandria, Va, were installed
there to-day. Al the new oppontors are
white.
-Ihn receipts ai- customs Al thu lrlA=-
ury Department have been very heavy
thus far this month. averaging about halt
a million dollar, per day The h'crnal
Revenue receipts are also increasing IN
amount Those two facts make it proba-
Die that the public debt will I've considcra-
bly, reduced this month
Gen. sherman left Tor the Wet thi7
morning.
The House, after some time spent in con-
sidcration Of private bills, took up Jcnckes'
bill amending the bankrupt act which
Was discussed at considerable length
The bill contains beside some verbal
and uuimportant changes in the law, a
section extending until the first Of Janu-
airy, 1869, the provision in the thirty-third
section of the original bill, that no dis
charge shall be granted to a debtor whose
assets shall not equal fifty per ccntum Of
the claims proved against his estate, upon
which he shall lie liable as. principal debt
or, ur7ess the assent in writing of maj
ority in number and value of his creditors
be filed in the case at or before the time
Of leaving the application for discharge,
The bill finally passed by - 10 A, and
the House then at half past three ad-
journed.
The House met to-day, but there was
a disposition among the members not to
proceed to the transaction of regular bu-
siness. Mr. Robinson of New York Of
Tered a resolution to recall the managers
and suspend all further proceedings in the
Impeachment case. An effort was made
I to grt TIM House to consider the re>olu-
ton, but it was promptly voted down by
Is ayes to 81 nays.
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WE PROPOSE TO MAKE AN

v arrangement with. some responsible srsi-
ness party III every town IN the United states 70
act a, agent for distributing our PURE TEAS
house prices Our profits are very small, and
the com, mission allowed cannot be large: but az
our agen Is are required to run risk, and TO
sumo no esponslblity whatever, II IS certain and
sure aside, from the fact that the sale Of our ex-
cellent roo Is at our extreme low prices, proves
powerful at traction to draw custom, and thus in
crease trade in other goods, in which agents deal.
The party c, ntrolling our goods will monopolize
the TEA and COFFE trade in his town. Full
Information v i'll be given upon early application
by mail. OR ESTAL TEA COMPANY, Bos-
ton, Macs. l'W5w
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y. sturt and ,funry Market


NEW NoRK, April n.
FLoru- The market for Western and State
-four is less active, The lower and medium
are heavy, though uo lower family grades
arc comparatively firm and morc saleahlr,
sale, a1 bh.. al e. 95t 10 90 Tor suprrfine state
go ai0lO - Tor extra state go soGsil - tuI
fancy do; $40 4tUl0 IS Tor the low grades OF
Western extra, go sH0ll Is for guud to chuicr
spring wheat do: sl0 sOGla 80 TOR Minnesota
and Iowa do; $40 ijalO 50 tor shipping ONO ,
go S5dli 20 Tor trade and family brands $40 20
IA II 20 tor amber winter wheat extra Indiana and
Michigan; Il Oo0li 90 Tor white wheat do do
sl1 3OCdl6 ~ Tor 81. Louis extra and double
extra. California -four l. iirmer. sales 1909 bbls.
and sacks at IS GOA II -. Canadian iiour j.
inactive. southern -four l. dullls firm. sales 80
bbls. at 80 20,dll rs Tor ordinary TO good extra
Baltimore and country; 81 lO9tl5 30 Tor extra
and family Georgia aud Virginia; $40 sod,li so
for extra and family Maryland and Delaware
Rive flour firm. Sales $50 ibis. At a. 1908 90,
Corn meal Is tirmer. sales 40 Ibis. az ~ % for
Western star brand Is 90 Tor jersey, and s. 80
for Brlndywlnc.
wHEAr-The markets. irregular. ior that on the
spot the market IS weak Tor forward delivery the
market Is pa 20. batter. The demand Is cnnrued
to shippers who purchase mainly tor forward
delivery. sales, 1000 bushels at q j3d2 Is Tor
No. Milwaukee delivered; y % for No. ! DO,
and - 80 Tor amber do.
BAnIfY Quiet but firm. Sales 7i1O bushels.
Canada West nj - san.
RYE Firmly held and in fair request sales
Lj,NiV bushels. Jersey ana tNlslIt VI fNNASI II
OARS Sales 81 900 bush. Western AT s5(aSi Ne.
in store.
Cons sales, Is, 900 bush. new mixed Western
81 lG in store new Western white, 81 lG6l ~
new yellow 241t Is, southern white l16al Is,
the latter delivered straw colored and white Ten.
nessee 81 l6,Gl In.
PoRK Sales, cash and regular. coo bills, a
go 0Oa26 so for old mess; % 5OG26 IS fol
small lots do sa7 006t25 10 for new do, and S2I 80
Tor Western prime mess.
BEEF-Sales 200 bbls. at 40 GOALS 90 for COM
mon brands, .lj O05t20 50 Tor PLAIN mess, aud
go 50a24 80 for extra mess.
Ctr MEArs-Elr1n but not active. Sale. go
packages at l6i@l7 G for picked hams Bacon
quiet but firm.
LARD = Sales 80 barrels and tercts. al l. +. Il
ISIS for No. / !; lsGlSA for city: Is WlSas tor
ialr to prime steam and kettle rendered IN small
lots.
CorToN The market Is dun AMI declining
with but little disposition TO operate. Ordinary
upland zee; low mildling do 81 ec.
PETROLEUM Quiet, prices, crude IN bulk lO1,
ale In barrels Is y q Ice
MoLAssEs-ls in moderate demand ard prices
are steady.
SUGARS Active. Cuba lOFQ II ana Ne. l.
box at 10 I al7ior hard
WHIsKEY The market is inactive and prices
nominal.
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Vermont Items.

Albany rejoice, in Brigade Band
reeru'ly organized under the direction Of
NJ ". H. Smith, musical director,
1t is definitely settled that the Nct-
mnt Conference Seminary" Methods,
:, tn be at Montpelier.
$ ID rcalar has closed his couuc,-
uau with the Momphrcmagog House in
Newport, and l.. Buck assume, the entire
management e'in
The ,k.le'nui. "a ,hild abca, twelve
g.r-.t a-. WIS dug up in the streets Of
EmHlAar, IA Wednesday, abouttwo feet
",'.H thr surface. No clue exist, to-olyy
ID, ml-.ary fit, position.
Charlie, I. Tanner OF Mansfield ANA
Durham Tanner of Montpelier have been
r,,tai t.r setting FIR 20 the barn Of 10
-.hI Trsurh in Washington. VI. Burn
r.m malc Confession of the crime.
T.u~,nmgr Canada went ON her first
f..tr tAe >.a,au, 20 Rouse, Point, oil
Nal.s >lr returned the same evening
"lwa1 40 ghroueh TO Whitehall UNI
a.- I'll. ie reported 81, Wc.,por, proved
ae.fAirk
Deacon Couaut and Deacon Baker Of
3D.. Cau-r. -atioual Church in Greensboro.
bath died last week, and were buried Fri.
lay They were respectively ninety
iIrre ana ,eyeuty-three years Of age, and
aal been tor "a long time senior offers Of
that church
4, is rumoreI that document, have
h..n discovered which tend to show that
'hr murder OF MeGce was plotted in New
York and approved Wy committee Of
Foniaas in Montreal
At regular meeting Of the Good
Iemfisr- of s. Adams, twenty-five new
momhyr- vera initiated. aud the names 81
.-' u."Ga candidates for membership were
rga-.1 The chapter now numbers
711J Two hundred membCrs-
The larger part of the apparatus. OF
.'' At" burlington Gymnasium, which
aa- purchased by Henry LOOMS At the
..at auction ale Of the same, has been
y hm. presented to the University. The.
!.- gymnasium will be fitted up in
.un-st.au with the drill room, and will
BE-. a valuable addition to the facilities for
ahy-ied training in the University.
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South Carolina Election.

W
Reports from the South Carolina cleo
ton continue To be very favorable for the
Republicans. Partial canvass returns
from eighteen districts give s3U94 votes
for and 1922 against the constitution.
These returns indicate that there will be
a majority for the constitution in all but
three or four districts.
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Delegates 10 Chicago.

WORCESTER, Mass, April 81
In the Eighth District Convention held
in this city to-day W. W. Rice of Wor-
cester and G. W. Johnson of Brookfeld
were chosen delegates to the Chicago
Convention Major c. P Holsted of
Worcester and John S Mead of Milford
were chosen as alternate>. One hundred
and seventy-three delegates were present,
representing twenty-four towns.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

SThe undersigned having been appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Rutland
Commissioners TO receife, examine and adjust all
Moses c. Hunt, late Of Brandon, in said dis.
trict, deceased, hereby give notice that we will
meet for the purpose of examining and allowing
said claims, at the b ouse OF Truman Hunt IN
Brandon, the first Tuesdays Of June and
August, from one O'Clock, afternoon, until tour
O'Clock D. IN. each of said days, and that SIX
months from the 18th day OF April, A. ID. 1865,
ia the time limited by said court for said cred
itors to present their 81 aims 10 for examina
and allowance.
Dated at Brandon. this 18th day of AIml,
A. ID. 1868.
A W. GOSS, g..
l'-w3w- rHENAIAs TAFT, 'omrs'
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l.. NJ, CARPENTFR.i
= NJ, SHAW, Cmm'
ERWIN rRAII
STATEoF VERMONT, DISTRICT

- % Furhalcn, -, The rluhats Count Ton the
hts'ltpt a fanhayrn,
Ia an parsons iutCIte'rdn th' estate al sally
boousT, late Of ltwlu', N SAID district, de-.
u. tss.l. GRrfTiSG,
hy the authority Of TIN state ct Vermont, YOU
us hereby notified 10 apI.HI before said Probate
Court, At the Probate Office m Ca,tleton, IA ssia
district, ON the nth day OF May 4, u, ls6N,
90 show ttusc, II any Nau have, why the ur-
count oilarah Lyon, administrator Of the estate Of
sad deceased should not De- allowed, AMI also
Vhy the r.siluv II sand cyitt, should not he dis
tubutc.l 10 the parties entitled thrr,to.
Dated at tastlctuu, ln ,sd dl irtut, TIA, 18th
dly ct April, \ y. ISIS.
l,w5w {, NJ, WILLARD Judge.
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Deaths.

hAhbEk' AT Hydeyills on the fss anst, OF
consumption, Hiram g, Barber aon a, Ivman
Barber Esq, of Poultney, aged p year..
GRAHAM-At Center Rutland Anrn 18th
Hannah r. Graham, aged 81.
-, IHAIGliER-A At Orwell, April 18th, Mrs.
Ellen Il. Thatcher, aged IS.
sMALLEY-In Burlington. April 18th. David
Allen, only son of Bradley b. and Caro- line nj
smaiey, aged years, months and l6 days.
sARGENT-In Eden, Vt, April 9Th, Samuel
sargent Jr, aged 81 years. A soldier in Co. L.
lst Vt. Cavalry.
n o.hnEANT In Mendon. April 18th. Willie
aged - months y. wi 81 anu :
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SMITH In New York, April nth, Eva, second
daughter Of nI, stephen and l.ucle =, Smlth, aud
grand daughter ~ Hon. Z. y Culver sEeA 5
Neat5,
PROCTOR In West Rutland, Apnl llth. lola
T., Wlie Of ,, W, rToctoT, aged 50 years
LINCOLN In Shrewsbury Apnl 18th, Il. "A,
lincoln, aged 81 years
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DOCK AGENTS WANTED. FOR

ID Hollands Life n GENERAL GRANT, as a
Soldier and st atesnsn. An accurate History OF
his Military al I'd Clvh Career. One large actayo
vol OF ESQ pages. finely Illustrated. Agents will
find this tire Book 70 sell ut the present time.
The largest commission gwen. We employ no
General Agents, and oiier extra inducements to
canvassers. Agents vii see the advantage Of
dealing dj rectly with the publishers. For circu-
Lars and terms, address, j. j. BURR & CO., Pub
fishers, Hartford. Ct. l';Wiw
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BoSroN, April ii,
Tho Veterans II the I'D Sixth Ma,
Regiment yesterday, celebrated at Lowell
the anniversary OF their memorable ms rch
through Baltimore,
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ITO THE LOVERS OF SOCIAL

TO THE LOVERS or oOClaL
i. AMUSEMENT. You are requested to raj
IL and ION ,ur social Dance, at II. l.. Warmers
Hotel, East wallingf rd, W, Friday Evening"
May LIST, 1865. A cord al invitation Is extended
to all.
Mr. W. purchased the East wallingford House
about the list of March, and since that time has
been making all the inn movements well bal
anced mind could suggest -is now engaged lifting
his Dancing Hall, which, for style and neatnesS,
will not be surpassed, if e,rual'd, by any. Mr.
and Mrs. W. have had exper ence n Motel keep
ing always giving the best Of satisfa, "tlon. We
have selected this locality for our MAJ party,
thinking it the most convenient TO all our II ENDS
feeling confident Mr.. w. will do everything IN
his power to make it agreeable to all.
MASAGERs-M l. Holden, T.. Stewart.
COMMITTEE or ARRASGErdFTs NJ. Tarbell, Mt.
Holly L. Nelson, Clarendon d. l.. Dawley Mt.
Holly, !. Tubbs, Clarendon NJ. C.. Edmonds, &.
Foster, Weston; Geo. Hill lard, l. F. Shedd, Rut-
land; II. Lincoln, Dandy, d. Waterman, W.
Huntoon, Cuttingsville; NJ. A Baldwin, II. Earle,
Wallingford r. d. Bucklin, East Wallingforl
Col. Peabody, w. V. B. Clsrk, Ludlow.
Musrc-Chester and Rutland Band
Full Bill, 81 so.
Mechanicsville, April Is, 1865. 22dSt&w
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NnTICE

4 iOMM lSSlONERS' NOTICE.
Y The undersigned, having be,n appointed by
the Hon, Probate Court I'm the Dlstllcl Of ham
haven, commissioner, 10 lC .4tp. examine AMI
ADJUST an claims and demands of AN persons
against the estate al John StgIIns, late at raW-
let, IA Ia -ud distinct deceased, htrehy give no.
ugr that We will meet ial Ihr punstse Of eNamm-
ing and ALLOW ,ng sand claims AZ the late dwelling
hou,, Il de,eased ia rawlet, GA the last Mon
days ul May aud September, irom 10 o'rloek =, IA,
six months ipom the INST day OF Aprll, 4, ID, lsGs
/, the time limited hy sand court Tor said creditors
90 Iu,cnt their claims 90 IA, Ion examination aud
allowance
ha,c,l a. Ptwlyf VI, 18th day ct Aril, \, H.
lNNa
IN, CARPENTER,
= NJ. SHAW Cemfs
f-Ns. ERWIN lRAII
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such as remain be saved for usefulness by TIN,
application. Instead of fouling the har with posty
sedIneutit will keep it clean and vigorous. Its
casonal use will prevent the hair from turning gray
or falling of, and consequently prevent badness
Free from those dccteuous substances which make
some preparations dangerous and injurious TO the
hair, the Vlgor can only benefit but not harm 1t.
If wanted merely for a
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LATEST NEWS.
RN TELEGRAPH,
Court of Impeachment.

The Impeachment court was not in >e,'
sion On Tuesday, having adjourned iram
Monday untilto-day Wednesday
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ukf8 NruFrAmE suuIAN HAIR
ElNEWER

utfI. NuErABtE slDilIAN HAIR
ElNEWER
l. Che tsr' a,li.le huawn 10 preserve the haiti
uval IeauE.g usiau
GRAY HAIR 10 M, ORIGINAL COLOR
AND PROMOTE It's GROWTH.
:, Is an ,uugrly new sr.yu,ste discovery; COM
bin.as ureag u tAa most IuwNiul and restorative
se,ut, ID tt. vegetable kingdom,
um,S, He Hair noath and glossy and dos
a.' ,'a,u flr SKIN
VT rs ElgGllstEEpLp AND USED ~
IUE rtEor MEDICAL AUTHORITY,
To- sElr hy 80 AruEgis's Prize sl,a
H. = iAiJ. 4 co,
F ltVim Nashua, H., lroprietor,,
/ 10 FARMERS OF NEW ENGLAND.
+ IL subscribers cil Your attention 10 ner
Fytuliger prepared Ny the Lodi Manufacturing
CO., made NON \i-ht SOIL, blood, Bones and o.
I'M al New York ETY., called
noTHlE REFINED PuUDRErTE,
which Is an eutirly different article nom the
Iai.-lIltle made in tnrmer years. IL L
pOUmL rms sutNaTt OF the old kind, line a.
hour, tree nua -larc Impurities, and = as strong
and effective A. any superphosphate in market,
I although sold ", only
iTHlRIY DOLLARS FER TON IN RUTLAND.
! This article has ouly hccu used one season, but
It's effects have sstonshod every one who have
/ tried n, and the Company confidently assert that
used in quantities nALf As LRekuks was formerly
used OF the common Poudrette hat 1t viii not
only poUHLE THE CgoP but npcn II nom I'm
Il NYs 90 Two wFTKs U.,RLIER.
rhis makes II 10y Tar the CHEAPEST and ilo,t
ur,f, Tablr manure IN market
For pamphlet and further information apply %
Iandnl' q Co., Rutland, VI. l0wsip
DIR. TRUDEAU'S
UTERINE SUPPoSTToRIEs.
Foy tllo cue Of al Female Diseases. For full
p,rtieusrs enc lose Sc, stamp TO US for circular.
FRANCIS FEM & co.
Agents. Rutland, VI,
WEEKS POTTER, Wholesale Agents, Boston,
Mn.y,o deciswtf
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a railpad fIom Woodstock TO Rutland,
which Is 10 form one Of the links in the
grand chain Of roads from Portland Ia
tho West aud
NheUas, The Commissioners are now
collecting information, ordering surveys
70 determine the shortest, cheapest aud
best Routes; therefore,
Rsolrri, That in the judgment Of this
meeting il Is self-evident that the route
running from Woodstock via Plymouth
and Shrewsbury 10 Rutland is the short
ost, cheapest aud best Of the several
gaa'o, proposed
Hy,'ect That a, fair play aud careful
,tyt ~tigatiou Of the facts are all We ask in
"a, settlement ut this matter, We respect
fully eall the attention Of the commission
n, and others interested in the many ,u,
Prior advantage at the Shrewsbury
route
Eslcaj, That We stand ready 10 aid
with our money aud ability in every rca'
sanahly way this enterprise 50 vitality inn
por,aut % our interests "a property
holder, in this town, As well as 10 the
growth aud pro,perityof our beautiful and
glorluu, commonwealth.
Tho above resolution, We're unanimous
is adopted, after which the meeting adj
iaumel, seq
\ MARION E>yNrL-A three Year
I'D son OF Nj T. y, Bi,,cll Of Slorcham,
while visiting at hi, granaiuthcr's in Mid
dlgbury, on Friday last, wandered away
through the street, and VA, finally found
by III. father alter long searching, on tht
railroad track near Mr. Clay's grain store
ia,' a, a rapidly approaching train came
lea sight Tho father, fcclius- ,an bc
better imagined than described
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HAIR DRESSING,
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMIST
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
CARPENTERS AND MASONS

ZEN TEKS AND M ASUNN
" TAKE NOTICE, That Sealed Proposals
will be received by the Board of Education Mid
die Granville, n. y, tor building Brick School
House, so by so, two stories and a basement
Proposals Tor masonry viii be received until the
10th of May and TO be marked scaled proposals
for masonry
Proposals for carpenter and joiner Work Will De
received until the 10Th of May and to be marked
"sealed proposals for carpenter work."
Plans and specifications are to be seen at the
store OF c. ii. Bull.
The Board reserve the right to reject any pro-
posals.
All nrnrasal. TO be marked as above and adj
dressed to G. H. Bull, Middle Granville, N. Y.
G. II. BULL. Secretary.
Middle Granville, April Is, 1861 G2sdSwtomi5
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Ut cattle at market this week, 20 art iIum
Maine 81 nom New Hampshire, l37 from YER
mont, 50 from Massachusetts,, 81 from Canada and
1910 from Albany, being the largest number OF
Western Tor several weeks past. There were also
about 10 held over from last market, making the
total on sale J., IL. The butchers have been I'M
able to sustain prices in the city wholesale trade
in beef and on some days during the past week
were Obliged TO recede about Il a. 100 ibs On the
side consequently they have insisted on some
thing like similar reduction in the price Of cat
tie, and the result is that the drovers have been
obliged 70 submit to a reduction Of from soc 70 Il
4 100 Us. Their reluctance to do this on cattle
that were bought on the credit Of the market of
the past two weeks, has resulted in slow -tickey
trade The receipts OF Northern cattle at Cp II
bridge amounted to 3j5 besides four five lots OF
Western sent over from Brighton, and sold at Is
TO Ike T. d. OF the Western at Brighton,
sold at l6c, at ljlc, 20 at ljac Gs AZ l5c S. at
ijsc, 81 at lie at Ike, q at l3.c, 10 at lie,
and y al 10 .c, 1--we weight. The alloSunce ior
offal was also more liberal than last week Al
though the quality of stock was better, We saw no
Northern oxen sold for over ljc, and but lew at
that. Fair oxen at lI4 to H4c; lighter oxen,
steers and cows az IS to lie, and sim animals at
IL and l2c h n. The stock at Cambridge was
not all sold yesterday forenoon, and at Brighton
trade was equally dull. The best lots OF West
erp some OF them very superior, are mot sold at
the close of this report. The market is Just about
as tnftyorsble for Northern sheep as for cattle
Western sheep are nearly all delivered by the
droyers on commission, and are taken by the
butchers directly from the cars. We have seen
al. nut tha Ct t,, fi,np
and consequently do not know much about the
cost. Evidently, however, the butchers are buy
ing Northern sheep k@ic or more less = n than
last week, and the droyers are much dissatisfied
with the state of the market Some took their
droves over to Brighton, while Others hired the
butchers TO market them on commission One lot
OF Is shorn yearlings were reported at &c 2 D.
NEST lots at tos y n.