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OLD AND NEw.-This popular magazine
for July contains Old and New The
Quakers of New England; Talk about
the Tea Table Common Place The
Portrait American Bishops and Infalli-
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The Bread Loaf Inn is open for winter parties
Those desiring sleigh ride hardly go amiss
in driving to the Peoples Inn. Prices will be
held as low as can be and high reputation of ex-
cellence maintained. Dinners, - cents; Oyster
sappers, 81. For Oyster Suppers we should pre-
fer short notice.
The Summer Season will open at the Bread Loaf
ut the usual date May 90 Terms for May, June
and September, $40 month, SO per week, 81 a
day for July, $50 month, Sl2 week, $3.50
per day; for August SEQ a month, sli week,
$3.50 day To parties remaining through July
and August, the terms will be 500 for the two
months. To parties remaining three months, we
offer the low price of $50. Children under 10
half price; between 10 and IS. and servants, "a
price, A good livery connected with the Inn.
JOSEPH BATTELL
Ripton Jan G. 1870 AZ
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[ LEE INSURANCE.

IL Taking the mortality in the thirty three
companies which did business in the State of n.
York, for four years (65, GG, G7 Gs,) basis,
the cost Of insuiag in the CoNSEcTIouT MUTUAL
BENEF1r COMPANY will be Is cents per week for
sj,OOO 3s cents per week for s2,50O; it being
loss than one-third the cost of insurng in any
other company in the United States.
AMOS DOUGLAS, Agent
Middlebury, Vt. 46yl
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South Carolina is raising figs.

South Carolina is raising figs.
New York has pop-gun nuisance.
Queen Isabella throws up the sponge
Harper's Ferry has become summer
resort.
Indiana courts have lS43 divorce suits
on hand
Brownlow thinks he can hold out until
1875.
Grant goes to the Branch next week
Thursday.
Revels has given 'levee" in Indian
apolis.
Mexico has native Protestant move.
ment
Texas is ahead on "a servant of Gen.
Washingtons mother,
The Iowa Free Masons are extend.
ing their order among negroes and In
dianS.
Gottschalk's sisters will appear in con.
cert next winter.
The list of violent deaths in England
and Wales counts up $4,000 the past
year.
Brigham Young disbelieves the creation
of Adam from dust
jeff Davis denies that he is writing
novel.
Chang, the Chinese giant, has gone
home.
Want of heir is alleged against Acker.
man.
Nothing is Hatch-ed frcm the accusa.
tions against Gen. Babcock,
The century plant is again blooming
in Louisiana. 1t does so about twice a
year
Eight thousand houses are for sale in
Philadelphia,
Five hundred dollars willrent New
port cottage for one week, if the family is
small,
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AIDES AND GENTLEMEN

Can be furnished with ICE CREAM Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons at THOMPHoN'S.
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4 j. STYLES, Photographer, OPP.

"a posite Post Office
Pictures of all kinds made in the most perfect
manner Frames, in Gilt, Black Walnut and Rose
wood. Albums in great variety. n. B.-Partic-
ular attention paid to copying and enlarging old
pictures Photographs finished in Oil, Water Col
Ors, OF India Ink. MIDDLEBtRY, VT.
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LIFE INSUR RANCE.

The weekly expense OF lniuranee for : 900 in
he HONdoPATHC Mutual LIFE Insurance
loNPANY of New York IL as follows
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WIN NJ ARE.


Made of poo, Rum, h'hshey, Progy SpotS and
refuse liquors, doctored, spiced and sweetened to
please the taste called " Tonics" " Restorcrs,"
''appetizers,' &c., that lead the tppler to
drunkenness aud ruin, but a true Medicine,
made from the Native Roots and Herbs of Califor-
mia, free from all Alcoholic Nimuiants They are
the GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER AND LIFE
GIVING PRINCIPLE, II perfect Renovator
and Invigorator of the system, carrying of all
poisonous matter, and restoring the blood to n
healthy condition. No person can take these Bit
ters according to directions and remain long un-
we'll 800 will be given for nm incurablc case
provided the homes are not destroyed by mineral
poisons or other means and the vital organs was
ted beyond the point of repair. j. WALKER,
Proprietor, r. II. MCDONALD a CO., Druggists
and Gen Agents San Francisco, Cal, and 32 and
and "a Commerce St, n. Y. SOLD BY ALL
DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS. N3wD
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A FIRST CLASS MELODEON
IA For sale at Dickinson Co.'S. Only used
one year, and will be sold very low for CASE.
April Is. 4tf
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4 GENTS WANTED.-(Sl0 PER DAY.)-
n by the AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE Co,
Boston, Mass, or st. Louis, Mo. (l3 :3m)
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4 Florida Indian. nine and half fee
tall, is evidently no relative of Lo."
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C.1O DAY-Business entirely new and hon
SlO orable. Liberal inducements. Descrp
tive circulars free Addres. j. e. RAND a co.
Biddeford, Me. O3;3m)
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1T DOES 1T.

What lifts the sick man from his bed
What brings the wife and mother up?
What strengthens feeble curly head
And cheers them all like vinous cup
;lw) DODD'S NERlINE.
For sale by all Druggists. Price one dollar.
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:. b. ROCKWELL
for Addison County.
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NTEWART Il ELDREDGE, Attor-
neys and Counsellors at Law.
MIDDLEBIRY. VI
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AN AMBITIOUS sPorTER.

The only trial OF Importance heard yesterday by
Police Commissioner Henry Smith was on the COM
plaint OF roundsman McGloin, OF the Eighth pre-
cinct, against officer Browning. From the evidence
it appeared that Browning found the door Of build
ing on Mercer street open. The roun(lsman tou him
to take charge until he proceeded for an officer
to assist in the search. No assistance coming to
him. Browning called private watchman, and sta
toned him at the door, while he searched the
premises With lantern. McGlOln, returning, found
the waihman Abeo at the door, and ordered him to
leave. He refused to go until relieved 10y
Browning. McGloin then called upon Browning to
eXpe the watchman and the order was not complied
with, Browning remarkng that he required the SER
vices of the watchman's lantern to enable him TO fas
ten the door. McGlon flew into rage arrested the
watchman, made bogus charge OF assault and bat
terry against him at the desk, which was not enter
tanned by Captain McDermOtt. McGlon on the
trial charged that the watchman was drunk
The latter proved he not, and charged that
McGlOn was. McGlon did not prove that he was
not intoxicated. One of the Commissioners, who is
familiar with the rOundsman's Overbearing manner
towards the men, expresses the opinion that he
should be put back in the ranks and TO the ranks he
goes, unless he conducts himself better in the future.
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL

SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL.
The Southern list was dull In its main features, but
steady. The Alabamas were exceptionally strong,
and rose to 1o4 bid for the eight per cents The old
South Carolinas were firm and the new bonds lower.
The Tennessees show revival OF the ''bull" move
ment recently undertaken in the new bonds. The
following were the latest street prices:Tennessee
ex coupon 591a 60; do, new, 561S a 81; Vir-
ginia, ex coupon, 69h 20; do new, cox TO-
Georgia skies, So 90; do. sevens, 941S 95; North
Carolina, ex coupon, AZ a AM do, special tax "a a
PAX; Missouri skies, 925< a 93: do, Hannibal and
St. Joseph, % 93; Louisiana slxes IS II; do,
levee skies, rs u; do do eights, 91H g2L; Ala
bama eghts, 10i no. do. fves 76 IS; South Caro-.
lima skies, 80 q 80; do, new, SIX a So; Arkansas
scvens 75t4 75Js.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE ADVANCED
The leading bankers advanced quotations and rates
closed as foll0ws:-Sterng, sixty days, commercial
1857 a 100; good to prime bankers, 1O91S 1o9h
short sight, 109sla 1927; Paris, sixty days. a21k
5l64; short sight, 5.15IS 5.141s; Antwerp, 5.21x
a 5.18k; Switzerland, 5211l a 6164; Hamburg, 35sz
q 357S; Amsterdam, 407S 40zs; Frankfort, 4OA a
40%: Bremen, 1871 1881; Prussan thalers, 7o&
tx.
THE MONEY MARKET
There was fair demand for money al five per
cent miscellaneous collaterals, but borrowers on
governments were accommodated at four per cent
The greater activity was the result OF the expanding
volume OF business at the Stock Exchange; for the
banks are still abun0snty supplied with funds.
Commercial paper was current at 61s TO ~ per
cent for prime double names. SomO 'gilt-edged''
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with
5s''' !sS .'is 's' ssss s' s'sss''1 ss ss
Of ss %sa pss ss a e. g.
no S;ls ,:.is i s.
sales but prices unchanged 1000 bbs were shipped
to liverpool to day.
With sssSs Ss ss' 'T
80 for prime winter with small sales Other Kinds were
PnovIsisss Receipts, 1888 ho: beef s7s package. Gu.
aSa prsss s n M I
the spot win "a & offerings s q TSsFs Tsr were sold o
$ss for @ city DO. sss for soss s:i
% s%s III s 10 ss's a s o
delivery 1000 bbis mess for May and June delivery at
With was quiet FIRM
assI
sailed I and pcssd % ssoSders LA Lard Was more active
sSS.r s being ars wsrs wss
sold $50 packages at sc for common to prime s.sam
were sold on private terms. Beef ia bbls. was steady
S Sa e.s S 4 5 SG Mss e sod M and extra
PnrRoLrUsThe demand for crude in bulk was fair but
business by the OF holders who de-
mandsd l5Se i5ao. s91 bSls: sod a iso Ssd.
oc ana rssold soc the market closing price
Naphha was dull and nominal at loc The market for re-
' For For nes % MONTH % csrnss
gn and sellers generally &c The sales were only
In Phladepha the market decidedly lower but closed
strong at 26c. 26sc for April and 269c 26c for May
with small offerings There sold 1000 bbs for April at
26c 1000 do for May at $780, and rumored 10000 do for
June at 26yc 26a1c.
RICE.-Carona sl IN fair demand and firm, the
sales beng 160 casks ut &c. TIC.
SEEDs.-Ah kinds dull and prices were nominal at
yesterdays quotations.
SrEARINE firm, with moderate demand sales 25,OO0
lbs, part at 17c. for prime for May delivery.
SUGAR.-The market for raw moderately active and
heavy and prices lower cosing &c. 94c for fair
to good refining Cuba Sales 4OO hhds, at iOc for
n n bag4 m
nia on private terms we Inferior S to
timing. 9ac.; fair TO good grocery, $40 prime to
choice grocery 9c. l03sc centrifugal hhds and boxes
85Ic. l0lc. moasses sugar. hhds and boxes &c. exc.
mssde a79c HayanaBeses i S Dutch standard H9s
l06c. loc. do 10 to ls lie lssc do 10 TO 20, lac
2xc; do, white l,sc l2ssc do No. IL, in bond net
cash (god 5%c SIC. Porto Rco-Reining grades Sac
9'sc.; grocery grades, 9ssc. 1Osac.
TALLOW.--The demand passably active and prices
firm Sales 50 900 lbs at 9c. 9sc. chiefly al Csc
WHIsKEY.-Recepts, Sz7 bbs The market WAS dull the
demand being light and prices trde easier Sales 75
bbis. at 81 Ob59 al o. tax paid.
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THE LAST RECKONING.

A Farewell Salute for the Young Democracy
The Court of Special Sessions ReOrgan:zed
Under the Old System-Ihe Appointing Pow
er Vested in the MayOr-A Chance for Judge
Bowling to ChucixIe-COmptrolIer Connolly
Renpp0inted for Five Years.
1t Will be seen by the following clause taken from
the tax levy as amended and passed by the Legsla-
ture, that the only successful move which the
"youngr (and short lived) democracy could
claim the prestige OF carrying has been
completely extnguished. The Court OF Special
Sessions, formerly held by Justices bowling and
Kelly, was the first point OF attack by the Tuscaro
ras early the legislative session. They deprived
those parties Of the power OF holding the court and
distributed the terms in rotation among all the po-
lice justices. The following clause abolishes the
young democracy system and provides tnat the
court shall be held by two justices to be designated
by the Mayor. Justice Dowling will be one OF the
appontees ana the second is yet to be named. This
gives the coup grace the revoters and leaves OF
them merely bitter memory of banied hopes and as
pirations:-
The Court OF Special Sessions Of the peace in and
for the city and county OF New York shall hereafter
be held by those two Police Justices OF the city OF
New York who shall be designated for that purpose
by the Mayor OF said city, under his hand and seal,
Whereupon they shall, in holding said court, ex.
clusively possess all the powers and du-
ties now possessed by justices 0f said court,
and also the power to adopt court rules and
to appoint and at pleasure remove all clerks, steno
graphers and other officers In said court. In the
event OF any vacancy the Mayor shall Immediately
in like manner aforesaid designate any other Police
Justice TO fill 1t. In of any disability OF either
OF the two Police Justices TO hold court 1t shall be
legal for the other TO hold 1t while such disability
continues. All provisions OF law inconsistent here
with are repealed.
Comptroller Richard b. Connolly was yesterday
reappointed by the Mayor Comptroller OF the city
and county for term OF five years. Mr.. Connolly
duly qualified and at once entered upon his new
lease OF official life.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,

WALL STREET, I
WEDNESDAY, April 2T-6 +. M.
The Wall street markets continue active and ex
cited. The animation of the hour extended 10 the
Gold Room with the effect OF producing
A STRONG AND ACTIVE GOLD MARKET.
The operators in this department only awaited he
signal OF the death OF the Funding bill 70 start the
premium on an upward movement, ard were,
through stroke OF good luck, assisted by
the statistics OF the exports for the last
week showing o falling OF TO So, 100000 against
an increase In the imports 10 over s7,ooO,00o. At
the same time the leading bankers advanced The
rate OF exchange, the supply Of commercial bills on
the market being almost exhausted, while the ad
vance In government securities precudes their ship
sIae. The advance in gold brought out heavy
'bear'', attack, but the Clique encountered 1t un-
ninchnely, and finally succeeded In running up the
price from ll3z6 ll4sl. the market recoy yering at
the close to the latter figure which had been nerne-
dlatey attained Its dnal strength being due
to the sharp advance IN ye-twentics on the street.
The transactions gold to-day Were ON very eNten-
sve scale and the clearances tomorrow are expected
to reach seventy millions. The Increased short inte
rest as the premium advanced i reflected In the de-
scent Of the carrying rate from to per cent. As
sistant Treasurer Foger to-day paid out $500 600,
gold, on account OF the May interest making total
disbursement since Monday morning of So 900 900, or
about one-quarter Of the entire amount due. The
Of no mar Eaf is oh m thc tal,
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Highest. LOlreSt
New YORK Cen. Il Hud. consolidated. {
New YORK Central X Hudson scrip. !
GOVERNMENTS STRONG AND ACTIVE.


The dealings in the government list were again on
q very extensive scale, and prices advanced one to
one and quarter per cent, the limited offerings at
the Sub-Treasury, the firmer ruling in gold and an
advance in 1ve-twenties at London being a combi-
nation of influences seldom operating in unison.
As 1t was their effect is reflected in sharp advance
the market closing very strong at the improved
quotations foows:--United States currency SKIES,
1928 1925; DO, 1884, registered, 1lei 1161S; do.
DO, coupon, 1161s 116%; do. fve-twentles. regis
tered, May and November, 1o9x 110h4; do,
1862. coupon, do, 1854 1l5k; do. do, 1864,
DO. do, 1131S 113s<; do. do, 1865, do. do,
114h a l141a; do. do, 1865, coupon, January and
July, 1925 112A; do. do, 1857, do. do, 113 q
113H; DO. dO 1868. do. do, 112s a 49, do.
ten-forties, registered, 1914 10S; do. do coupon,
1855 1Os7S; Central Pacific gold bonds, 9214 a
92h.
THE GOVERNMENT PURCHASE OF BONDS
The government purchased million OF fve-
twenties for the Sinking Fund. The bonds offered
were less than two millions The accepted lots
were as fOllOWs:-
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STOCKS STRONG AND ACTIVE.

There was little or no reaction in the course Of
still upward. The market was Strong and closed
firm at the highest prices Of the day. The cliques
are all inlaccord the question of advancing quota
tions to still higher 1sures. Tie Of the
present movement is due IN great measure to the
TACT that there is organized opposition on
the "bear'' side 10 SOW the seeds OF dis
trust in the public mind. Usually such pro-
successful for the reason that the 'bears''
unSete confidence by fearlessly selling the
market down. with the OF tumbling out all the
long stock held by the street. Now they all the
"Dull' slde-the natural position IN an easy money
markot-and the bearlsh Efforts OF outsiders only
strengthen them In their operations by providing
demand for stocks which would otherwise exist.
Were there no 'bears'' there would be ''bulls.'
Among the special features of the day was the
scarcity Of Northwestern common-the cash stock
commanding as high per cent more than that
sold regular, Two or three ''beaT" firms were
unable to make their deliveries at the usual hour
and tile purchasers had the stock bought at the
board under the rule" There is great excitement
concerning Northwestern, and ''corner" is not i'm
probable Pacific Mail also strongly active under
the effort Of the shorts to cover their appleensons
being aroused by the further recommendation of the
Postmaster General for increase OF the subsidy TO
the China route. The extreme fluctuations were as
fOlOws:-
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: PROPOSALS..
NJ oRTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD,

Nj ORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD1
IN TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.
n ss ey ESQ ss
sa.ss N S for a n s sa ss
Railroad in the State Of Minnesota extending from the Dallas
Of Minnesota distance OF about 800 miles, including every
thing requisite to complete roadbed for single
and necessary side tracks, ready to receive the rail-
structure Proposals may be for the work in detail
The said company will proposals. at the same
time and place. the timber crosses, and for the iron
rails s at Duluth at
Which viii Be r S %
tribution Wednesday, May 1870 at the Office the
Proes Of the road with full speccaons can s then Be
seem and the time allowed for completion of the contracts
The company the right reject any bids not
Printed circulars, containing full information will be fur
u
at the office, l2O Broadway, as above.
President Northern Pacific Railroad Co.
NEW YORK, April 81, 1870.
0FFICE OF ACTING CoMMIssARY SUBSISTENCE.
~ Fort Columbus, New York Harbor,
tached will be by the undersigned until IL NJ on the
ssh May 1870 for 'npPelksRngs ekRgsH BEEF
TO the Troops stationed a. Forts Columbus and Wood New
fresh Of good marketable quality equal proportion Of
be e anu % S an ns sna ds ow
free OF cost such quantity as may be from time to time
designate, exceeding four times per week.
Separate In duplicate viii also be by the
undersigned the and date above mentioned
for supplying and their families sta
toned at the aforesaid places those supplied therefrom
with such choice fresh beef they from to time
require such sroin and porterhouse steaks standing
RIBS RIB roasts.
These be in force months such Legs time
Commssary General shall direct commencing the
LIST day of July, 1870.
The contractor will required to into bonds for the
x5 0OO signed by responsible sureties whose
names must be entered in the bids.
The proposals will be opened at IL NJ the th proxmo
which and bidders present.
Proposals will be marked Proposas for Beef" ad.
dressed
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STREET QUOTATIONS..
Hali.past Five O'Clock p. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
"WEDNESDAY, April 81. 1870.

WEDNESDAY, April q, 1870.
Corros.Only moderate business transacted in this
staple the demand from all classes Of buyers continuing light
and prices receded &c b the market closing weak
There sold bales 6S5 were for
export 582 for spinning speculation $50 were In
transit For future delivery the business only moderate
and prices nc. lower Sales 500 bales
ding for April at 22c $50 do for May &c. $50 do
June at sc &c. and 100 do for October a. 191ac. We
uuO
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banksr' ANA dry gooas paper was discounted at
ak Dor cent

six per cent.
THR ASSOCIATED BANKS.
At the meeting Of the Clearing House Association
to-day. with Mr. John O. Jones, OF the Chemical
Bank in the chair, and Mr. A. A. Masterton, Of the
Manufacturers' and Merchants Bank, officiating as
Secretary, the application OF the New York County
National Bank FOR admission to the association was
referred 10 the appropriate committee Mr. Mori.
son. OF the Manhattan Banking Company, presented
resolution, which adopted, to accept the offer
made by the Merchants Bank OF their bank parlor
for the meetings of the association during the
summer.
THE EXPORTS OF THE WEEK.
The following shows the exports exclusive OF spe-
cie) from New York to foreign ports for the week
ending April &C. ana since the beginning OF the
year.
1868. 1860. 1870.
For the week.. $4.170473 $4,47l G95 Sc. .30S SAT
Prev rep0rGed... "a. 3l9, ,432 AZ, ,2803l3 5L0l4S78
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
NRAND OPERA HOUSE,
" Corner Of Twsnty<hird street and Eighth svenus
JAMES FISK, Proprietor
TWELFTH WEEK
the sslul spectacle produced the
TWELVE TEMPTATIONS,
witnessed from February TO April a az repressuatons) By
upwards OF ..,.
delighted visitors
Great bit Of the aud original
AMAZON
BALLET D'ACrION
BY SIGNOR COSTA.
49, in1 ALI. THE sEcoNDEs.
ALL THE CORYPHEES.
and forty-eigh beautiful young ladies'
THE GREAT AJAX
In his new specially with Mile. Roze, entitled
COLIN AND NINETTE.
EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE
Seats in advance at tho box oce also
Schiimers Broadway. and the Erie Railway ticket
oince, corner Twenty third street and Broadway.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
MONDAY, MAYS
hrst appearance OF the Imperial Abdul medhid.
SPANISH BALLET TROUPE,
,ovno,, from her MaJssty's Royal Italian opera
and the primo pai theatres of
SPAIN
TURKEY and