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The New York herald., 1871-02-28

The Following tho AveraGo QuotaonH Tor saurdayH
March, 1fc May, II 78lO0c brought
ibsS April 1850; February, u 1isc and July. i5ac.
OoFfEE-Rio Ia demand, and the amount Of business
contaminated fair Holders firm In their views
For the other kinds the market was quiet but steady at our
terms We quote RIO ordinary cargoes i0c loac fair
is.c al! gold, in bond Java government bags) lsc.
2lc do LIS srass mats s,sc s2c sngagore i7c.
guayrs nhs sdsho o Jamaica. lss; thc; s., Domingo
all gold. duty paid.
FIoUn AND 1RAIN.-Reccpts slb7 bbs four l. QUO bbls
2Uo bags meal, $500 bushels wheat 1880 do.
corn IL $50 oats. The -four market rer under
fair export demand and prices advanced about loc per bb
The sales about lS GOO bbls Southern flour better
demand, and prices hrm saes 200 bsle Rve flour
quiet but steady at the prices previously curen saes
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lating influence the advance OF the past few days
has involved the failure Of three four operators
for q decilr.e, gentlemen who imbtbed "not wisely
but too v ell" the pernicous doctrines OF certain
wouid-t,e instructors OF the public on the question
OF ya.ues In Wall street. The extreme fluctuations
In the leading active stocks are shown In the
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The Southern State bonds were generally strong,
with considerable activity IN the new South Caro-
nnas which touched so at one time. The latest street
prices were:--Tennessee, ex coupon, o41S o4aS;
do. new 64S e4%; Virginia, cx coupon. 66k
67; do, new, 81 a 90; do, registered stock, old,
ok 50; Georgia SKIES, 81 So; do. sevens 90
a soh; do. do, Old, 80 a 93; North Carolina, ex
coupon, ASK Az; do, funding, 1896, 80 40; do.
do 1888, so a 30; do, new "a a. 2s; do, special
tax. 81 %; Missouri sixes 9l1z 91A; do,
Hannibal and st. Joseph, Of 91A; Louisiana
skies, 90 q 72 do, new, 90 81; do. levee skies,
"a rs; do do. eights, s5 so; do. Penitentiary
sevens, 76 IS; 40. railroad eights, 10 81;
Alabama iivcs, 70 u; do. eghts, 90 a 100;
do railroad eights, "a co. South Carolina
skies, Il a5S; do., new, January and July, 5s1s o
90; do, do, April and October 60 a 81, do, re-
gistered stock old, 60 65; Arkansas sxes So 81;
do. seyens So a 60.
TaR SPECIE MOVEMENT.
The imports Of specie at this port during last
poar ne folin
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RESTAURANTS.

r'HE EPICUREAN CHOP HOUSE, 3fs CANAL STREET
i corner of Chnrch.--W J. HOWELL, Jg. bers to In,
form hs friends and the puoc that he VIII this day (rucs
class Chop House, with all possible arrangements FOR the
comfort OF his guests. Bass Bitter Beer Guinness Stout
&C., always on draught ''
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STREET QuoTArI3gs.
Half-past Five O'Clock r, M,
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, Feb. 27-6 M.
Corros.yic market irregular In buyers favor
Low midcDg wanted contracts and for this
description and the better eredes (which moderate
demand for spinning pnrposes prices less unsettled
than for the lower auaties which almost unstable
and entirely The market closed with continued
downward tendency Holders free sellers at the sub
Joined quotations. The sales were
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inclnded in the above are s2s bales 10 arStvc.
-for future delivery the were extensive
Du ~ yiedng prices February settlements In pro.
Enss Jrces Tor All the month show recession OF
IOc c per lb The sales of to-day were bales az
Febroary Ioo at u 7lsc 800 at Ecs. March,
lo a. slsc 200 each March, April and May, i1ssc
S,Ss =. '1g u ,isc ~ s.t =, E a. o il.iss June
Al ,5kc; free on board Mobile, 10, prlrate lernis.
isJ saturday, after repsr 3svo bales as follows !teb-
rary5e9 a. II 7isc March, iaS al 11c 100 al IL 7sc
h % n e y Ise sss eVy yssa =: aay Ig a isc
SycsEDae- slcc psist exchange go Nsrsa Tor 0c Nav
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In tie gold loan market the rates for carrying
ranged from two 10 i've per cent The operations
of The cold Exchange BanS were as Iollows:-
Sou bainces.-.... 1916, 883
SuffSucy balances Observation-Disclosures, Is.o.,.I
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( HaNbs5Mf FRAME n lI HOUSE + 70 NORTHEAST
IA corner of Fifth avenue and lSoth street, with stable II
desired The owner "a widow wishes to board with the ten
ant Can be seen from 10 to 12 A. NJ and to- i. NJ.
N. p. DAYTON 3ol Broadway.
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l-.st > I.n.a
4 LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FURNISHED AND IN;
n furnished Houses from 81 400 upwards various
localities. For permits appyto YItIIAM TUCKER, 2so
Fifth avenue, above Twenty-sfxth street.
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LARGE FOUR STORY HIGH sTooP BROWN STONE
N House on Forty-fth street, centrally located, et
unurnished rooms light and perfect order Apply
at Everett Library, $50 Sixth avenue.
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PROPOSALS.

JrOR THE ACCOMMODATION OF OUR NUMEROUS
uptown patrols have opened Branch Once at 1946
Broadway corner Thirty street, for receiving adver,isel
subscriptions the NEW YORK HERALD With
extra charge This Is the only authorized branch 0cd
in this city, Opcn from A. NJ Till z. NJ. day Ia the
year.
BUILDERS WILLING 70 CONSTRUCT TWO IRON
ID Sioops OF Is tons each. will address SOUrHEREER,s
Herald olce for particulars.
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TO LET, THE FOLLOWING FIRST CLASS THREE
IL story and attic high stoop Dwelling Houses:365 West
goth street. brown stone 'front.' containing Is Me-
West 10th street, containing IA No. 403 West 10Th
street. containing The above houses ocatec In
top bottom cleaned aud in good order repee with
ton and nxures baths furnace, dumb walters and
every convenience that be desired Apply D, A.
CusHMAN l72 Ninth avenue, between Twentieth and Twen
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A REVISED PRINTED LIST OF DWELLINGS FOR
n sale and let furnished unfrnisbed given upon
application or mailed free by " Il. STEVENSON SON. II
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A THREE STORY HIGH sTOoP HOUSE TO LET
IA Newly painted all modern improvements; possession
Immediately. Inquire at 83s East Forylrst street. Rent
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THREE STORY HIGH STOOP BASEMENT AND
n under-cear brick House, all Improvements, IN
pee orier rooms Thirty NTH street, to let
81, 800. Apply az 7le Sixth avenue.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-03-03
A few Facts that every person
who contemplates buying a sewing
Machine ought to read:


Machine ought to read:
All things considered. the New Wheeler l.
Wilson Sewing Machines are the best.
First-Bccansc they are the most durable
Machines. having but seven wearing places
above the table, and these so constructed that
If the Mach 'ncscNer get worn, they can be-
frightened with u -on,mOn scrcwdriver and
your Machine will then b d, g"od Us dew.
Second Because il the stillcst running
two thread Machine.
Thirl-B-causc it is c best constructed.
FUurth--l}ccausc il ins faster than any
other Lock Stitch Mac @.
Fifth-Having tittc less pieces than any
Shuttle Machine, ltab inciu'lcd,) it is there
fore the simplest
Sixtll-lt does the greatest variety Of work.
Scventh-It does the hest work.
Eighth-lt does not need to be dripping in
oil to run easy and therefore no pan is ncccs-
sary to catch the oil underneath Ms is indis-
pcnsablc vita some OF the Shuttle Machines
III use.
Ninth-It has the most appliances for doing
various kinds of work, and i'll fact for reasons
too numerous to mention, they are the best
Family Machines in use.
Don't buy Il noisy Shuttle Machine when
you can have Lock Stitch Machine, which
Will do every variety OF Lock Stitch work.
without IL shuttle and without the bother of
under tension, and twice us easy 10 run ms any
Shuttle Machine. Don't be humbuggcd into
buying Chain Stitch or Single Thread Machines.
$4,000 of the Wheeler II Wilson Machines
were sold last year.
j. NJ. WARDEN. Bradford, Vt, is A gent for
these Machines, who is pleased to have people
call and see he Machine, and the work they
do. Persons wishing can buy these Machines
and pay for the same in monthly instruments.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-03-03

1t is announced that France is to
have u Provisional Republic, with
Theirs AZ president, till such times
as the Assembly shall determine
the permanent form of government,
and the man for the head Of it.
Not q few will imagine that the pro.
liabilities for the final adoption of
q republic are increased by this &C.
ton Of the delegates. But that is
not 40 clear. 1t was absolutely
necessary that a provisional govern,
ment should be establis' cd, which
will probably exercise its functions
much as tho Spanish ministry did
under Gen. Prim and may end In
the proclamation of a monarchy, IA
in the case Of Spain. The period
OF suspense in France, however, is
likely to be much shorter than it was
with Spain.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-03-03
Samuel MagoOn's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, Bradford District
~ SSH Probate Court, holden at Corinth
on the nth day of February, 1871, Ann Ma
COON, administrative of the estate of Samuel
Magoon, late of Topsham in said district, de-
ceased. makes application to said court for
license To sell all of the real estate of said de-
ceased, representing that said sale is necessary
Tor the payment of the debts of said deceased:
Wher upon il is ordered by said court that
said application come under consideration and
he heard ON the It'll day of March, 1871. at
frohate Office in Newbury and 1t is further
ordered that all persons interested be notified
hereof by publication of notice of this april
cation and order thereon, three weeks succcss-
iveiy IN the National Opinion, printed at Brad
FORD, before said time of hearing. that they
may appear at said time and place; and, il
they see eanse, object thereto.
Nv the court. Attest.
:" II. W. BAIt-EY, Jlds>.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-03-03
Addison Rings Estate.

VINliE subscribers, havieg been appointed by
L the Honorable Probate Court for the dis
trict of Bradford, commissioners to receive
examine, and adjust all claims and demands
OF all persons against the estate of Addison
Ring. late of IIavcrhill, deceased, represented
insolvent, and the term of six months from
the 18th day of February 1871, being allowed
by said court to the creditors of said deceased
to exhibit and prove their respective claims
before us give notice that we will attend to
the duties Of our appointment, at the office of
Leslie X Rogers, in Newbury, in said District.
ON the 3lst day of July 49, |, at one O'Clock in
the afternoon.
ID. ALLEN ROGERS, Commis-
j z. KIMBALL I sioners
Newbury, Feb 6 1871 II
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-03-03

How TO KEEP BUTTER SWEET.
1t is the easiest thing in the world.
Simply put it in clean jars and Gov
er with a strOn. brine. This will
keep pure butter II year, fresh and
sweet as we know by experience. 1t
is almost equally good to put in oak
casks, headed tight. This is equiv.
alent to canning fruit. The brine in
the case OF the jar acts as a head.
ing, keeping the air out. But but.
ter should be made well; we have
never experimental Oh poor butter.
Work out the butter-milk till you
have only pure "beads,' clear as
rain water; but do not work SO
much as to break the grain, IN which
case you have a tough, heavy arti
Gle in winter, and grease in summer.
Such butter we advise no one to try
to preserve.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-03-03

REPRESENTATION COMPLETE
The admission Of Senator elect Mil.
Ter Of Georgia to his seat restores
the full representation of the Unit.
ed States In Congress which was
Nroken ten years ago by the with>
dlawal Of tho rebel members. Re
construction is thus complete; but
AS Gen. Frank Blair is about to kick
it all over, it is hardly worth while
to talk much about it.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-03-03
Bradford Savings
Bank.

A meeting of the Stockholders ef the. Brad.
4 =, ford Savings Bank and Trust Counanv
VIII he held at the Trotter House in Bradfnrd
ON saturday; the llth day of March, 1871. at
one o'clock I. NJ. for the purpose Of clcctinr
Soard Of Trustees for said Corporation
Nathaniel NJ. Bailey, Chas a Sn;th D.
VEL N. Bin, Z. +. Hale, Albert BAILEY q y
lara, A, r Gonhl. yohn b. Pickett. Henry
u McDufee Alvah Bean, Co,as.ssioner.s
Braaford, VT, Feb. H. 1871. ~;
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-03-03

Mr.. EDIToR tho notice In
your paper of the "Union Sunday
School Convention for the County
of Orange lately held mt Bradford,
| think that any one that attended
that meeting would say, that tho
description given did not come short
of the good things said and done
there, nor of the pleasure and inter
est taken in the subjects brought
before the Convention, and who did
not believe that the Sunday School
cause took a deeper hold Of every
heart present. To some present,
one thing was very cheering, aud
that was to see a Sunday School
Teacher able to 90 before his class
without a class book or lesson paper,
in this day when, if there ever was,
is q multitude Of books, of which
there is no end with Bible, and sc.
lect passage Of scripture and ask
much more appropriate questions
than there is laid down in "the
bOoks,' and a class that had scrip
ture knowledge enough to give prop
er am wers, without going to the
ends Of the earth to get somebody
to do their thinking for them, as is
too much the case in these day $, of
having our thinking put OFT as some
do their washing. This looked tru
ly as if we might have Union s.
School in Orange County; for if we
can have Union, we can have it
in the Bible, and not in crecds and
sectarian dOgmas. And " no does
not long to see the day come when
we shall see crceds and scctaIian
bitterness thrown to the wind and
we shall all 20 to the Bible fOi our
and trust the promise, that
if we do the will we shall know of
the doctrine. OF what use is a I'm.
ion s. School, if each denomination
is to have a class book of it's own to
prove it's peculiar doctrines. And
if the Bible teaches us what we
ought to believe and do, so plain
that wayfaring man though fool,
need not err therein, why not go di.
rectly to it, instead of going to
priest, bishop, or any would be com
entator. All denominations pretend
that they take their creeds from the
Bible. Now suppose they all hon.
cstly study the Bible, would not each
denomination receive its own, or
would it cut off all, and we should
have to form a new church, with all
these different beliefs, CT one with
less number and little more chart
ty, and less of PROSECUTING spirit.
1t looks suspicious to me to see PEG
pie afraid to have the young com.
NIT the scriptures to memory or
e 'rch them, unless they do it
through Otlerpeoples' glasses. +.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-03-03
Valuable Farm for Sale.

VIE farm formerly known rs Carlton Tav.
-. ern stand, and lately owned and occupied
ny hirhard Marston, deceased The buildings
are two-story house. wos.l and carriage she'd
TWO parns sheds and other ont buildings con,
o,ieh. Isf farming, with rsaning water to
nou s ann easn; no acres OF land. 80 acrrs
OF the best et tiIlage land, of Which ~ acres
meadow. the rest consisting 1T woodland and
ana Pissturing. Called the best farm and
etsasan location in the town of Rumney
n. n. Situated on Bakers River, mile from
stores and depot ''"
Also one undivided half Of n u.s,,ro L..
containing i6b acres. with good Sugar Or.
shar". Terms of payment made easy FOR
further particulars call on the snbseriter mr.
address by mail, vi
l.. ID. KELLEY,
'0"s Bradford, VI
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-03-03
n: ril for Sale!

ME Subscriber offers for sale his Farm one
L mile from Bradford Village. near Hra,,f,rd
Poor Farm, containing LOO acres of land. with
good house, newly painted and papered. three
good barns, and other outbuildings. and never
falling water at house and barns. A fine or
chard "f grated fruit, and good sugar or
chart. The farm is one of the best in this Vi
9ni;y' ana wili keep 20 cows and other stock.
1t has plenty of wood and timber, and ia vii
watered The farm will be sold all together
or VIII be diyiccd up to suit purchasers For
further particulars call on the subscriber.
J. H. MINARD.
Bradford, VT, Feb. H. 1871. Afr
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-03-03

HOTEL HOSPITALITY In TENNEs.
SEE. The Knoxville (Tenn) ChrOn'
icle tells of an adventure as thrill.
ing and improbable rs any that has
ever adorned the pages Of the most
sensational story writer:
A short time since, u drOver, stop.
ping for the night at an Inn in the
mountains near the dividing line of
Tennessee and North Carolina, had
his suspicious aroused by the rough
appearance of several Unlocking
men who were about the premises.
Therefore, he carefully examined his
room before retiring, and was hor'
rified by finding concealed under
his bed the body of man, with his
throat cut from ear 10 ear. The drO.
yer took up the body of the murder.
cd man, placed it carefully in the
bed. covered it up, and took his pO'
sitiOn behind the door to await the
result. About midnight the door
was softly opened, and five men,
armed with huge knives, entered the
room and stealthily approached the
bedside. The drover did not remain
to watch their further proceedings
but slipped quietly out of the open
door, and made the best of his way
from the murlerOus den. The next
morning he raised a force and re.
turned to the inn, where the party
succeeded in capturing four of the
gang. As incredible as this story
appears, the Chronicle vouches for
its truth OH the authority of a re,
spOnsible gentleman, and gives the
name Of the drOver who was the
hero of the adventure, and who is
well known in Jctf,rs( county.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-03-03
Notice to Tax PAYERS.

A DISCOUNT of fou. per cent will be al
"A lowed ON the State Tax of 1870 If naid
before the first day of February, IS7i and The
entire tax must he paid before the first of
June. or according to new provision in the
law, interest will bc charged after that date.
~ The Town and State taxes of 1869, and the
Town Tax of 1870. now unpaid must he set
tea before the first of March, 1871.
G. II. HARDING, Collector.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-03-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Use Bgemne.s Pain killing
MAGIC OIL.
WIt Works like q Charm.

Use Bsenne.s Pain KillIag
MAGIC OIL.
at Works like q Charm"
HIVE you headache! Use Renne's Magic on
Have YOU toothaohel Use Renne's Magic OIL
Have you neuralgia Use Rennes Magic OH
Have YOU rheumatisml Use Rennes Magic Oil
Have you sore throat Use Rennes Magic OH
Have you scatica' Use Kenhes MAGIC VII
Have YOU a bruisel Use Rennc's Magic Oil
Have YOU crsmpsi Use Renne's Magic OIL
Have You chol morbus' Use Rennes Magic on
Have yon lamenessl Use Renne's Magic on
This is the Best Family Remedy, 10 cure oil
kinds Of pain, yon ever tried.
II is clean, safe aud delicious TO use, and IL
yon use 1t faithfully, it will do you good.
Directions on each bottle. Buy il Of the
druggist or merchant where you trade. II
they have not got it On hand they will send
for II, mt yonr request, and sell you Genuine
Rcnne's Pain killing Magic Oil, at the manu-
ufactercr's lowest price At retail.
LY-Sod by Druggists, Merchants and Gro
rors. II is put up in three sizes, and called
Trial Size, Medium Size, and Large Family
Size bottles. WIN. RENNE,
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer.
PyrTsYlELp, MAss.
Sold in Bradford by II. q. Day and George
Pricharl; Willard Bros, Oxford; Reyes 4
Co.. Ncwbury; Chase h Baker, Pierrnont -
Bates Bros, West Fairlec. 40yl
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-03-03

We notice that the Agricultural
papers all over the country recon,
mend the use of Sherhlan's Cava,.
ry Condition POwders.-[ Exchange.
Farmers and others in this sec.
ton have long known and appreciat
ed the advantage of these powders
over all others.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-03-03

"The Universal Aver" On my
journeys over the continent-tlro'll
Turkey, India, China, Japan, Perm,
Chill, Paraguay, Brazil and Mexico,
and the United States-in them all
to some extent and in some to q
great extent, l have found the uni
versal Aver represented by his fam,
lily medicines, which are often held
in fabulous esteem. Whether they
win their marvellous reputation by
their cures, | know not, hut | know
they have it to such degree that
it frequently gave me distinguish
ed Importance to have come from
the same county, Fields letters
from abroad.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-03-03
LEGAL MOTTO ES
PROBATE COURTS.
Bradford District,
HON. II. w. BAILEY, Judge.

"OA'' IN W IIf1 'HUSe.
DROBATE COURTS W II he holden within
L and for the District of Bradford, as fol
lows viz:
At Bradford, on the second
Tuesdays Off January, May July and Novcm'
her.
At East Corinth, on the second
Tuesdays of February, and August.
At Newbury on the second Tues
days of March, and October.
At Waits River on the second
Tuesdays in June and September.
At West Fairlee on the second
Tuesdays in April. and Dcccmhcr.
ALVAH BEAN, Register
West airle. Vt. Dec. |. 1870.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-03-03


Capt. w. G. Temple, commander
of the Tennessee, is a VermOnter of
thirty years standing in the navy,
and is u brother law of Hon. John
Ross, of Canada. His mother now
resides in Rutland. The following
anecdote, illustrating Capt. Tenn
pies GOODNESS in danger, il in print /:
At the attack on Fort Fisher his
ship took fire from shell in the room
next to the magazine. One of the
little messenger tug boats was ply,
ing about the ship, and finally com.
ing alor gside, Capt. Temple hailed
her. "Aye, aye, sir" said the tug
captain. awe are on fire." said
Temple, "next to our powder mag
azine, and | thought it might inter,
est you to know that we are likely
to blow up in about three minutes
unless we get the fire under" The
suddcnness with which the tug cap.
tain rang four bells, and the tug
plunged away on bee line was
laughable, in spite of the critical
nature of the situation.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-03-03

Proverbs for the season: "Use
Renne's Magic Oil" "Can't keep
house without it," "a yankee i'll
vention worth trying" "Cures
quickly for little money" Sold
everywhere.