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New-York tribune., 1871-05-05

We are nfOrIned that Messrs. CLEws, HsBiCnr u
Co the London branch of Messrs. HENRY CLEws d
Co. of this city, have vacated their old quarters at
No Lothbury. London. and taken the elegant and
commodiOus offices formerly occupied by the Ne"
The evidence thus afforded Of their increasing
prosperity will crafty their many friends ID tins
Cify
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05

Coleman Benedict's closing quotations were:

The gold market has been quiet and steady, with all
the sales 0l1l with late transactions at the latter
figure The Treasury gold sale eXerted no influence
npon the premium The lending rates Hat, and /, 2
and 3 per cent for carrying. The Treasury paid out
slsOO0 in coin interest the public debt The days
business at the Gold Exchange Bank was as follows:
Gold cleared sgoO9COO gold balances, sl,le659i; cur
rency balances, SI40,5S2 The following were the quo
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
THE MARKETS.


fCsrcaly reported 0T Tag TRIBUNE ,o,,
AsEs-Po, are ssadya sc 5as7 s Pearls aTs Dali at ~"
- -. =, ,,--., ..s... ,,e..
COTTON. more active s1d with favorable Liverpool ad,' 60
have advanced !0!c. ib 6n closed firm sses bjl a
eIcune irclldrg 335 for Z6 !or consumption W A =,
l.t, and 4. In trunsi: delivery sies lat e''u'g
June 6c so for Juae at li.ci 80 for J1g 81 ri
l lr August and 20 gr Sep tmbc iic, and ss ~
ia, iQlt!c 4G1 r im H.dlt.ci 4l0 ior jay wv"
Ifc 80 Tor August AZ 10 Gl4ic. We quote ,, r..
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05

TIE BuRLrNGrON CEDAR RAPIDS AND NhNNEsOrA
RAILROAD of Iowa IS now earning more than T. per
cent net on the amount of its mortgage obligations.
Its per cent gold bonds are equal for security to
Governments or any Railroad issue. They com
mand ready market, and we are prepared t0 buy
and sell them Mt ali times
No investment in the market possessing equal
guarantees OF safety returns equal percentage OF
interest.
The Chicago. Burlington and Quincy has giyen n
traffic guarantee, and Obligates itself TO invest IN
these bonds 80 per cent of the gross earnings derived
from all business frOu this road. This is sufficient
indication of the estimate of the enterprise by the
largest and most farsighted corporation IN the West
Price 20 and accrued interest IN currency; Pam
phlets and full particulars furnished on Application
Henry CIEws * Co, 81 Wail-st.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
e Corporation Notices.
CIrI AND CorNTY % SEa-l oKk. May ., lSilb
AOTICE is hcrehN glNcm That the BnaId Of

B0ARD e. ArpoRyI0NurNr
CorNTY SEa-l oKk. MAY ., lSil.B
NOTICE is hereby given that the Board of
~ Arpoooneni created by Chapter $50 Law Of 1871 win NEE;
JNOAY Ga inst oclcS n the Chamber OF The Board OF
SGperyso Comfy tonilou Tor the purpose OF l ring
the application charitable aid oil several Charitable Institutions
TIE Local
County New-Yok passed April l.. 1874 pa,uut to the authority
invested IN aid Bolrd he institutions land isGg follows: The
Five Points Mon the Lsdes tn0n Relief Aocaon tie Orphan
Asylum, Prince aud Mosts the >s o ~ Dominic As
lnn Halnrna1n liona the Woman, Hospital Of the Stat Of
Neyiors the s. Nnrcns Hospital The Ctn Home ior AGED and In
ColoFe. the iIson Asooaton the Franes Hospital The ST.
Josephs Orphan ua lh, Society tor toe Relief of ncaIH Clira
offs Sew iuYk ininnary o Women aud thhe the ~
Jrph Home tho Blind Me- hancs hssooaion Die Female ts,attr
Society. Iaos orphan Home ~" for the Improved
Mules tie Shtghrf I0li t.r German M,on
soei,ty the Society Relief oJuIouc Denqurs r Wse
l.s. the L Christian Inon the iy A.. un in Marion the
Newiork auisen Asu the ~ iks iione Arri the Five
Juvenile Guardian soceiy the Socy the Prot elton Of ptar
Roman Catholic Chl the helDk Hot2 inf Die, e hcf
the society for the Rel e q" the Rupur aud Crippled the
inknnafy iour ard krh"ol M Ckfea NOuniet
and fof the h oHng gBsmi DIeuslrs Va e New lors ID pen
the Northern Dfls sar the Essien Denay ths Dei DSAsny
the Aorh Dipens the NOh Nestrfs Dpenn the York
vile D,Ienslr the Harlem DisIea tie ManLatsn ppensa
Of The New iorS Mede. College Women. lie
De Holman pi.,elr the New YORK iomeop THE Di.psnrr ihs
Bohd. Soct tie Batc H,naco aiho Disensry
York Homeopathic College Dspn,ar Western omcor sie biz
pu,sry the Oruaa Dehsay c Western
Dpeusfr or sud Children r nsnna tr New York Col
sntsrr the DJenssry for DeH.s Of the snd
the Hewio OIL taue aud Aura lhatIs the other nuol
and 'oe' ties nov prov'd'd Tor by law. by cdr
Chairman Of the boa d OF AppoitioGmcnt
Cosssuvs Cossos sssre'sC.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.

To parties seeking perfectly safe and renmnerativs
investments, we especially commend the FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS of the NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD COMPANY. These bonds are payable m gold
at the expiration of thirty years, with interest pay
able in gold semannually, at the rate of $40 per
annum. and are first and only mortgage upon the
Road its rolling stock and franchises and also upon
valuable land grant Of , 900 acres permile of road
Maps and pamphlets fully descriptive of this Road
and its bonds can be obtained of JAY COOH x Co,
Fiscal Agents " T. L. r., No. 20 Wall-st., NewYo
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05

Tie steamer MALTA TOOK ont no specc. The MOTTO Gas
tie. for Havana. took s12,73s.
The sale Of s2OOOO gold by the Treasury ELECTED bids
aggregang ss6sgOoO at llOl3 to llll6 The s2ooO0oO
awarded was at MES 40 to ll6. The details are a.
follows:
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05

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{ Hatch report as follows at lp. M:

state bonds were moderately traded in. the tran-ae-
tkns having been larger than yesterday the business
beiug chiefly confined 10 Tcnnessces and South Caronas
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05

NIX. JEsUP & GosirY have REMOVED iofn 10
Pmc-st to MARQCAND BUILDINGS. % h'f'tSs''
near Nassau.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05

THK STORY OF NY LIFB. BY HASs CHKsr,X ASpEn'ss "a
ibofs Biiusb. l2mo. pp. sts hud hoHgh'oh
If any reader of this genial biography shall
snd fault with the Incompatible ffankness and sim
pbeity OF the narrative II will he owing 10 the perver
,ion of hi. own taste by the unwhoesome higspiced
sensational productions Of the day, rather than to any
lack Of due reserve the part Of the author II certain
" Is not In the usual style OF personal con
fessions from the pen Of an English or American
writer and had II been Of Anglo Saxon origin, could
hardly have escaped the charge Of oyerweenng egosn
But II leaves such impression coming from the lips
Of Hans Christian Andersen whose transparent natural
ness Of character leads him revelations OF private eX
periesce that are little Tepuve in their effect as the
srtless prattle Of child. He seems never to doubt
for moment the interest Of his readers in the reest
disclosures of his history. and relates the events
Of his own life with as much naVete as ne
were describing the adventures OF thrd person.
Nor has his experience destitute OF incidents emil
,eptv worthy of recital The admirers Of his writn Is
Will take deep interest his account OF their COMPOSE
zion the influences from which they received thel'
character and colOrng and the personal circumstances
which led 10 their production. Andersen chershes a
passen for travelling perhaps equally strong win MS OVe
of literary creation He has made frequent Vslis 10 the
.bie cautals OF Europe most Of which he pleasantly de-
sribes in these memoirs His acquaintance with the most
celebrated authors Of the century has been extensive
and OF - intercourse with several Of the most eminent
h. has recorded the impressions in series OF attractive
pictures The volume issued by the American pub
hshers contains the whole Of the autobiography Wmch
has been previously translated into English, together
with several original chapters which bring the narrative
nearly down the present date, and which are mere
translated and published for the first time 1t not only
sorms an appropriate supplement 10 the American edi-
ton of the authors writings, but is work of delight
fu interest iu ITSELF combining the charms Of an atrac-
tive journal of foreign travel and winning narrative OF
personal history.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
Gcdchers.

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n Modern Languages AMI Classics englgel one o the hes
private ,choos n this cyi good dscpnaTn and gentleman oi
good standing arct scholars hereyer he goes desires
another ENGAGEMENT fIr salary e city eo.niry to
partner already csabshei school Address r. T.
1ubaLe OGce.
" 4 mer School Institute,1 II BOnd-st., supplies
~ schools families with rr5c fcteI Teachers wanting
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GeIusu Classics Painting sld Mlc introduce 70 Families.
Schools. and SeHnshe' send ior Itroi Po Address t"h
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New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
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rhe days transactions at the L. s. SuTeasury were:
od reeps.... @I0 Al Currency 2svmens.. $286l0 93
cod 5y,7s 28 2 - Curreacy b1lance.... 5lsl l6 -
sold balance ..... 6},G5gf9 50 CastOai. 4tND o
Uurreucy eceipts... 2J724 70
f. reign exchange has been steady at the following
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05

COUNTESS OF MONrE-CRlSTO.
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New-York tribune., 1871-05-05

there paragraph in pages which vil not be readily and
ied make that paragraph simple and as ucd intended
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05

5ook ever published TIE soe II does not
consist dull upon Agriculture tA no one can De
in work written by o. tie gea As vel a one
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will gather from its great deal of valuable nomaon
ueh tE vocation and the general reader S lad II
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The Farmer thousands Of dollars Hhe will only
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will gather Us ensbG advice PLAINLY told thai VIII bc go'
O them in after life
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05

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New-York tribune., 1871-05-05

Mir GREELEY book in the pin snd simplest manne
lie sav hope generally accorded tb- mort Of hs7ng
forth pretend know in language that f." fail to VI
" deTstend
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05

The Wonders Of The Heavens, by CAMILLE
kiAnkAkiok. translated from the French by Mrs. NOR
sAS AocksEx Charles seribDeS Col. 10 popular ez-
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05

ChddpicL's Base Ball Manual, by HENRY
CHADWICK american News Company, is new work
by the principal authorities the subject In this
country forming appropriate supplement- TO his pre-
vous publications which have been fsyOraby received
by the yOaes OF the great national game in the United
Ststes II contains variety Of original matter, not TO
he found the other books of the suthor while II
braces most Of the speciates which they treat aud
at the same time presents the latest points OF the
as developed In the leading professional trials Of skin
during the past The little volume 10 Of con-
venient form 10 carry in the pocket and furnishes
fdi handy book Of reference Of any disputes
asnsrenees Of opinion that may In the Held.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05

An edition of The Fight at Dame EaTOpa's
shooi with variety OF NAL Illustrations by THOMAS
MAST has been published by Francis b. Felt Co. The
illustrations in the bappiest comic humor OF the
versatile artist, aud Ia themselves form an admirable
study OF recent European political history
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05

TBB TWO BROTHERS, AND OTHER PoKhH By Epw~D
HEshI BCKxssTETH. limo pp ga kobet Carter bfolera
The author of these poems, who Is q clergy
man Of the evangelical faith IN the Church Of England
is known 10 large circle readers this country by
his Visit 20 the United states, we'll 10y the
elaborate epic IN which he attempts to embody the
articles Of his religious creed in the embellishments OF
melodOus verse. The OF that great pOem,"
as RI is styir1 .; the editor Of the present
volume, has been remarkable. More than twenty
thousand copies Of II have been sold in this coun
try and il stin continues to attract the attention OF
widely different classes. OF less ambitious character
is the collection here offered the public consisting Of
various minor poems Of the author, many OF them fug
five pieces that have been scattered by the waysde
while Others are University prize poems, occasional
efusons OF fancy and sentiment, and hymns marked 10y
n deem glow Cf religious feeling, and adapted TO the
PURPOSES Of private and public worship. They will
interest the readers of the larger work. especially
the earlier and preparatory compositions OF poet
who was afterwards TO essay daring flight into the
regions Of the empyrean As matter OF course, they
exhibit very unequal degrees Of merit but they all be
tray profound sentiment Of DEVOTION and several the
genuine spirit OF poetry. "The Two Brothers," with
which the Volume commences is an interesting piece OF
narrative poetry relating dark experience OF sin ana
sorrow; Undue In Music is lively and graceful pro
anetion illustrating the power OF musical expressions
Lines 10 "a suffering Sister rich in domestic ten
acrnese and aectiOnate pathO aud there are twO or
three spirited translatiOns from k6rner the hrst OF
which happily relieves the sOlemniry Of the Church
militant by the sOuOrOus elang OF secular arms
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05

The little know Of gen hydrogen nitrogen, etc have kept
nyse since might them would he useless 10 th
already Acqusnted with the elementary truths Of chemistry and
" perpeIiug 10 oilers
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05

The Yosemite Guide Book, a very thorough
description Of the Yosemite Valley and the adjacent
region Of the Sierra Nevada, with two maps, by :! ID
Whitney the state geologist of California, Ia issued ia
= neat portable volume, ly Little, Brown, co.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05

Ihars avoided could lie Of AMI distinctions
q familiar " the general ear
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-10-06
pl,proRD, FRlD&Y. OCT. e;sisn.

The New York Citizen, edited by
Hon. Robert -. Roosevelt, Demo
cratic member Of Congress, speaks
oat in meeting rs follows:
"Thcrp is Int one chance for tie
Democacy-onc means Of escape
from the hopeless position in which
we are placed; we must ViudIcdte
the party's reputation for honesty.
Weayc drifting. Weagc driving head
long, towards ruin and utter cXtiuc.
ton, In two months our party viii
have ceased to exist, unless some
thing is done 70 avert such a fate
We have lost California, where there
was every possibility OF success -
We have lost Maine. where there
was littie hope We have lost Ohio,
of course, and Pennsylvania and
New York. 1t seems that we shall
lose every State in TIE Union--un--
less, perhaps, it he Delaware. Del
aware may stand alone to uphold
our principles and to sustain the
party; but the rest Of the Union
will ere long be alrayed against MS,
unless an effort is made to get rid
of the load Of disgrace which has
been brought upon MS BY thenotori
Gus swiudles Of the Ring rulers OF
TalDmany Hall.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-10-06

KU.KLUX SENTENCED.-Ten Of
the North Carolina Ku KluX were
sentenced by Judge Bond in Hnl
ci9h, Friday, two OF them TO six
Years at hard labor and a fine each
Of FIVE thousand dollars, one to four
years and a fine OF five hundred dol
lars, two Of them to three years and
a similar fine, three to two years
and a fine. and two TO six months
imprisonment. The sentences are
severe but just, and being of a char
acter likely to make Nu KluXing not
only odius but dangerous, or more
likely to abolish or decrease it in
that State than martial law could
possibly do. If the sentences are
rigidly carried out, without any re
gard TO the family influences that
may be brought to bear, they VIII
act as most Sudden and effective
ku-KluX aStringept.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-10-06
FLORAL HALL.

Carrie T. Pickett & oil paintings l.50
MrsJ Pickett oil mainline 100; lpcu
cilno 30
N,s .Io,I No,,.is vool shawl on. y~onI ,,rn
~; ,,irs of socks 100
MIS- Ii G. johnson pr. double mittcns 50
Nr.Gp Andros. .hoy. case NJ millinery
and l,ncv Goods 300
I. mi, .I,rn gl,,I. ,,l-, ,,ott,,q,. n. crhs IN
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-10-06

LEGAL NOTICES..
PROBATE COURTS.
sgrns!iovti District.

HON. II. W. BAILEY, Judge
probate COURTS VII be holden vi..
and iaI tee DISTRICT of Bradford. q, j.
lows, yis
At Bradford, on the second
Tuesday, January. May July and NU@
her.
At East Corinth, on the second
Tuesday of February and August
At AcWbuly on the second Tues.
day OF Mare., and October
AT Waits River on the secoBd
THe-day> in Juuc and september
st West i'airiee on the second
Tuesdays in April. and December
ALNAH BEAN, Register
WcStFallc, Vt. Dee ], lS,l.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-10-06

The illness OF Queen Victoria, ac-
cording to the London Spectator,
has been much more serious even
than the public bad suspected. Isle
has had bad sore throat, followed
by a formidable glandular swelling
under the arm, the reduction Of
which has much weakened her.
The journal does not hesitate to call
this a critical period for the throne,
and the Times and other papers are
expressing their regrets that they
have urged their sovereign on to
the performance Of public duties
which she was to i'll to fulfill. The
haSty return of the Prince of Wales
to England from the Continent has
excited fears that the Queen has re.
lapsed INTO worse illness.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-10-06

fsryan's EsssIfnouic Wafer.
are uniaiing IN the cure of Coughs. Colds
Asthma. Bronchitis. sore TbIaat Iueiti,,,t
Cnusumption and Diseases of the Lanes.
lheN have no taste of medicine. and any hid
VIII take Them. Thousands have been re.tor.
ed 10 health that had before de.paifad. t.
timony given in hundreds of cases. 4 sineie
dose relieves il ten minutes. Ask for my
~ , 'ShoNlC NAFEkS. 1yI
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-10-06

The Massachusetts Republican
state Convention resulted auspi-
cious.y for the cause All the can.
didatc3 for Governor withdrew eX-
cept Washburn and Batter, and
Washhurn was nominated on the
first ballot by vote Of GI3 to lGI
for Battle. re latter made very
credltable speech. giving in his ad-
heSioh TO the nomination, and an
nouncinG his purpose 10 fight his
battles inside the Icpublican party,
q
hoCIhloRI'-Ihe cable tells rs
'hat i'9cheioll h"s "eeh condemned
ny The court marsh a at Versailles
To transportation Ter me- 1t is a
I'D" '''', ana one ""ith "i-I DOUBT
Tess ofe"H Inc Aratt OF tAc proud
Count 'o'He'of' L"cdN' me maj
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-10-06

The Albany Evening Journal says
Wendell Philips IS a conspicuous
illustration OF the danger Of Twin.
zoo long.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-10-06

QUlNINE BIsCUIT.-The Titus>
vile Herald notices "quinine biscuit"
rs the latest novelty in the medici>
nal pastry line, Each biscuit, it
says, contains one forth of a grain
of quinine, and the taste is SO con
ccaicd that 4 hearty individual can
put them down until the hair on the
back Of his head begins to curl.
without knowing what lie is taking.
Next We Shall have castor oil
sponge cake, buchurious bread and
squill pancakes for table dclicasies.
and all ist class drug stores have a
bake shop and lunch room attached
to tue prescription department.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-10-06
iLAr or iRNlIINMs

Awarded by the Orange County
Agricultural Society at the Anneal
Fair, 1871.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-10-06
A number Of Mormon elders wer.

\ number Of Mormon elders Wer,
expelled from the Utah Grand jury
q few days ago because they decar
ed polygamy a divine institution.
which should be protected. Chief
Justice Mexican, in his opinion IL
the case, remarked that orr Consti
tuition and institutions no not re
qure, nay, do not permit, the toler-
alton of any practice which wages
war against the existence Of ciyili-
cation, and added that when the
burglar is a fit juror to inquire into
Tie crime Of burglary; when the
robber is fit to inquire into the crime
Of larceny when the assassin is fit
to inquire Into the crime of murder,
then the bigamiSt, who swcarS in
substance that crimes ere his rclig-
ion, may be fit to inquire into the
crimes of bigamy and adultery. The
Saints are deeply stirred by the firm
determination Of the Federal Of
ticials.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-10-06

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