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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-04-27
VERMONT CONFERENCE.

MontpcEp District
j. A. suEanrRN, Presiding Elder.

j. A. SuERnuRN, Presiding Elder
Montpelier, H. w Worthen; Barre. p. Mer.
rll; Williamstown, a. r. Billiard Mortified
\. {. Stevens, $. II. Colburn Berlin and North
field Falls, o, d. Clapp Middesex, +. NJ Miller
Moretown, d. Willis; Waitsfeld, j Hamilton
Warren, to be supplied Rochester, f.. w. liar.
low; Pittsfeld, r. II. Roberts Stockbridge. 4.
Z. Wade; Bethel lympus, to be supplied by A.
b, Hopkins Bethel to be supplied by VIM. 4.
Bryant Randolph, j. NJ. Pulfer: South Royal-
ton, W II. Wight; Tunbridge, to be supplied by
A. Merrill Chelsea, j. W. Guernsey ropsham
and East Corinth, H. G. Day West Topsham
supplied by T. Ireylian; PainGeld. h. Cone
land Marshfield and Calais, j 5. Spinney /;
Cabot, j. W. Bemis Worcester, p. ii. Car
penter.
{. w. Wilder, Professor in Vt. Conference
Seminary, and member Of Montpelier Quarterly
Conference.
). Holman, Agent of VI. Conference Seminary,
and member Of Montpelier Quarterly Conference
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-04-27
~. Adams District.
". D. MMoon. presldinr EIder


st. Adams, A. l.. Cooper: 81. Albans Dov Az
u, Dean Swanton, 5. d. Elkins Hgbplte g
Nedgeworth Georgia and North Fairfax. /, ne
supplied by NJ. Adams Erlhx and WestlorJ
> L. Eastman Milton, W. H. HYDE Cam,
bridge and Fletcher, W, r. Puner johnson md
MateTille, TO he supplied by Q. II. Dunton
Essex, II Webster Underhill and Jericho. Ia he
supplied by j.; H. Hale Colchester, A. L. Pratt
Waterbury, \, C. Bass Waterbury Centre
Donaldson; Stowe, j. d. Beeman Elmore' j
lawrence Wolcott, r. Patten; Ilydepark and
Morrlstown, o. NJ. Boutwell,, Bakersfield A
Scribner Sheldon, y, p. Ray Franklin i
Robinson Enosburgh, II. T. Jones Riebiord
ana East berkshire, II. A, Bushnell Monteom-
cry, to be supplied by D. r. Bragg; West Berk.
iihir9' a, u. lruax Alburgh, W b. Howard /;
i isle Ia Motto, 70 be supplied by George Wood
piled by j, lialpenny. " ~ ''p'
Il: Dearborn, ID. 5. Dexter and w. c. Robin
son transferred 10 ~ II. Conference.
-, j, Chase and N. NJ. Learned transferred IN
Troy Conference 10
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-04-27
81. JohHS5ury District.


St Johnsbury, |. Luce St. Johnsbury Centre
NJ '. Il. Knox Concord and Waterford. $. h,
CniTier; Lyndon, 7. n, Granger Kirby. TO be
supplied by j.. W. lAnphere Sheffield and
W heelock, ., d. lngraham Fast Burke, II. p.
Gushing Sutton and Newark, to be snnplied bv
T. W. Culver; Barton, T. A Jacobs Barton
Landing, d. Thurston Glover, G NJ. futile /.
Bloomington and +. Charleston, n. W Aspin.
wall lrasburgh, j. Mcdonald Albany. q.
tales Cnftsbury, l.. Hill llardwick. d. Lew
is: Walden, o, f. Jenkins Noyesyiile. 10 be
supplied by J.. Damon Danyille, r. II. barton /;
North Danyllle, X. Prtty Peacham. j. s. Lii.
Tie Groton, II. + Forest; Newbury, 4. s.
Haynes Mclndoes Falls, to be supplied Brad
ford, Z. Tabor West Bradford, III. r. Cbnse
North Ihetlord and Fairlee, D. H. Malcolm fan,
nenburgh, H. }. \. johnson; Victory and Gran
BY to be supplied Guildhall, to be supplied by
q. Powell Bloomfield, to be supplied BY j.
Evans Holland and Morgan, r. Pointin Ne,y,
port and Derby II. A Spencer, W Nj. Sterlmc
Nesliied and Jay to he supplied BY r. Mackie
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-04-27

] Dun, 81 fl,ia worn NOD tla faai aud tbot m
a., -. ,to ..,.;.,,uo,,. -. -
Ii,c,I rrav wbo, oro wo 70 .,,;r hv tone.
c,rr;n, tho or,o;,,n.n, 81 ~ IL. c.,
nolitic,l I.oo;sio,,.o 10 ,ot;,;ool cororno.
and Sono,og And uho, oro NO 20 loco os 70
The ;,J,r,n1.,., r. ~ t,J.,,9 III. oosv
io s,y tho, ho I,oisia,rro = q roli,;cal
|body hr, ,bo cocornor - noliGc;or Too
and .b, ros,oos;ti, ron-o.oo,.,;ro of roliti.
1T. a.l a.. e.aa,,i .o,;,;,.l hodv
a,o.. dg.ro,.o Lo,rooo ,bo ,ro nolcs
is. tina, in the one case the supposed political
inepc,c, ovcr tbc ird,os IL 5;gnscd in n large
|bodv or mon. vbilc in tbc otbor II il concen.
tratcJ i'm csw hands nav under the PRO.
posed amendment II is actually concentrated
il, one maa-llis Exeellcncy the Governor
For bo II remembered. the Senate Is to have
no power in originating an appointment. The
Governor alone has that power. No candi.
date can como before the Senate until he has
first secured the good will of the Governor.
/ Practically in the State. as il has LONG been
/ the case in The United States. the absolutely
controlling power is the One Man po,rcy--it
[ 4. tLo mower of The Executive Please con-
slider The effect Of this mower upon the indie.
pundence of candidate for the iudrcship.
lie is absolutely at the mercy of the Gov
ernor. who can dictate any terms he pleases.
This is too plain for argument. Now, is it
possible to conceive such danger when the ap-
pointing power Is in the hands of two hun.
dred and seventy men. gathered from every
town of fine State and roprescptin, evory
elias. of the peopleq l.. it conceivable that
two hundred and seventy men-or a minority
of sucb bodv-cap over acrco in binding
Judge Improperly? Indeed the most certain
assurance Of bone.tv in tbc election lies in tho
fact that sueh a BODY Of men never can con.
.pirc for an impronor nurpose becouso bo,h
of conflicting interests omono themselves and
tho absolute cort,intv tb,t ,boro u;u bo
ENOUGH honest men among them to ovnoso any
ott,u,,el ,gron, and ,yote tho eonlan,n.,;o
of the peonle But concentrate this no,ycr
in ooe man. and then Won will have 10 rely
only ON his will and wishes with his bonor
and conscienco-ir bc has tboso Trbo b,.
them if be can stand o,ainst foundations 10
abuse his mower if he I'm. no dozen norson,l
interests or plons to he subsorvod If, irr
There i, no such assurance in one mans if nc
thero +. in a lorge bodv or mon rbo oro rs,.
allv rs honest as their constituents
We b,v, boretof,ro obiecte1 IN This inore,s.
of the nove, of the Governor II i ,oc
mncb 10 rive IN him the control or ,bo third
o.t,to in our frame or ,ovorpmon,. and i :.
oltoootbor foo dan,eron. tn fine Goyorro,
himself IN givo him sucb no,yor Wolo,I
hack worry few vcors and 900 tbe p,os;don,
oc a orc,t railroal cornoratop in ho Gov.
orror's chair. with n snit in tbo snnromo
ro,,rt IN which bo v,s mart, 40 ,ail..,d
President that involvod tbc control or HI.
rood or ,Lo ,.,co,on. or como million, - al
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-04-27

Rev. q. Il; Brigham, Unitarian minister in
Ann Aroor, Michigan, has had the past winter a
Michigan University. lie reports that he beean
October 3lst, with IA students and at the clesc
March 9Th, his class numbered 2li.-Tbe r.,
posifory says Essex and Jericho are in want of a
preacher and pastor. Williamstown and Marsh.
held are also destitute of UniVersalist preaching
and desire 10 he supplied.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-04-27

The horal decorations in the Catholic churebe.
o. o.. Boston are spoken Of as being unusually beau.
uiu, INST ounday.--lt = estimated that At least
six thousand persons attended the services M N
Stephens Church, New York, on Easter - "A
new chapel In Greenfield, Massachusetts eo.tine
$2i 900, was opened for services list SUNDAY Ths
interior Decorations are said 10 be extremely hand
some The cornerstone Of Home for DESTITUTE
children, 10 be erected on Harrison avenue, Bos.
be 81 large dimensions, and capable Of accommo'
dating two hundred children. The Sisters Of
Charity are TO have charge Of the institution.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-04-27

The New Hampshire Diocesan Convention IL b,
be held at Dover, May 25th.-Witha view 10 pre
pare preachers for the masses an institution
called " the House Of the Eyangelists" has beer
established in New York, with Rev. Stephen ii
Tying Jr, as It's President. IL proposes. 5.
lar as shall be enabled to do so, To receive, sus
tain, educate, and employ Young men who mr.,
willing 10 devote themselves unreseryedlv IN III
neglected classes, and who shall be deemed otber.
wise qualified for the work "A late Legacy ',s..
81 100000 to the Episcopal Church of Sc3tfsnd
or this sum, two hundred thousand builds ~ ea'
thedral in Edinburgh, and SO, 900 annually 90
noting Religion and learning In the State of New
York, has appropriated all its income lover SaI
OOO) to the cause Of theological education I.
proposed 10 make a new Diocese, which shall h,
composed OF that Of the present Diocese whicl
lies outside Of the counties Of Philadelphia, Dea.
ware chester, Montgomery and Bucks.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-22

AZ 9o lO Owing 70 scarcity Rons ard cone1usls higher
prices asked culy Of safe ~ 80 be
Common 81 ss the ro~ 81 ~ 70 81
Al &l soa 81 & aul and lover;
quote 2sd2 IS Prime O Pitch que. bot steady At ~ 70 d
hvered
Russh inactive ani prices nominal Crude Fish OILS
Manufactured OILS without
the being only Other Oils nnehangei
PROvSIONhe has been ONLY moderate degree Of setvy In
Pcrk The demand for Prime Mes has
moderate and The market steady Az the e the market Is
business for the future has been only
oderas The AL in,air 0 hbis Mess 81 % seller september
30 hb Mess az S2l seller October and go hh Mes S2s for Sep
refuse there been Ody limited business
To- PORK only moderately the
bui der hess liberal offerings the market cloves f7nr Sale. 80 hbs
bbi selcr Beet demand and
market bhls Plain Mess and
dSl9 for BKa Mes Terc dull We S2d 30 for
rme Mess Beef Hans quiet aud unchanged We quote at
Isle FOR Long Ces Dressed Hogs hm. We quoe dllc
for Jty lard du ard prices unchanged Small sales at Io ier
Me- Il lstc of Citg, ami lttc tor iar 70 prime Steam
PETR0bRU h heea little and for crude either IN
huk shipping 0er the mTket however lrer M being bid
hu he refusing 10 sell al th and asking III a2e heard
hoseve Of se At e the market the Creek
rather quiet and about e The demand for Refined has not
been good yesterv sales small the sales iO hbz
In obbng os Doc In Phdephis the sa 100 bb TOR
last bali Snteher delivery and 500 hb for September dehv-
Espbths has been active and n better cargo
Of 1870 bbs solt nc The In Philadelphia
Refined 3,50e bbls, and Crude, $50 bhlS
RIcE fair demand from the trade and choice stock hm sales
<Oo bags RangOoH AZ 707tc
though lower Good Refining 9lqsic % 800
hh b 9 for Cuba l dllc for Porto Rico aad zie o Dem
Rssuei dull lac for Powdered Crushed and Granuae
WHISKY has been quite dull sn 81 the close was eaer voc oe'ng
early in the Ia. The receipts wbsy oy sos bb anu Tor
the seek 80 bb.A
New-York tribune., 1870-08-22

nor cent, at 1OIl, about the present price
oih O., Oe~l : 5.a Sept /, pay a per cent gold.
'es 1881. having II years 10 rum at the current
or "a 70 pay only a per cent gold.
TT,r-TwESTIEs assuming that they will not be
ma in for years, at 100 pay but per cent gold
This opportunity to realize so handsome an addition
o;r capital. and at the same time large increase
N the average annual interest yield by an exchange
;nto Central Pacific Bonds, may not occur AGAIN
We expect. as the demand for them is large that
sbev cannot be had at the present prlce Tor any
length of time. fiSh " ~,
N.B.-We allow Interest on Deposits. make Ooi-
.,tions. and do a general Banking business
New-York tribune., 1870-08-22
GILMAN. Son a. Co.

BANKERS. No. AZ ExCHANGE-PLAcE,
Offer for sale the following STATE OF ILLINOIS OoUN
TY. and TOWNSHIP BONDs
Q per cent bonds Clay CO.. Ill, $1,000 each, at So
and interest.
9io per cent bonds Clay Co., ILL.,, 800 each at
81 and interest.
10 10 per cent bonds Lamard Township, Wayne Co.,
a. 900 each AT % and interest.
51Oper cent bonds Jasper Township, Wayne Co..
1900 each, at % and interest.
,otOper cent bonds Bedford Township. Wayne Co.,
$1,000 each, at 95 and interest.
90lOper cent bonds Harter Township, Wayne Co.,
$1,000 each, at 95 and interest.
$40 per cent bonds Big Mound Township, Wayne
Co. 81 900 each. at 95 and interest.
These bonds were issued under special act Of Leg
,ature. Extract from letter by the State Auditor
It is the duty of the Auditor of the State TO levy
from time to time, sufficient taxes to meet all accru-
ing interest and principal
GEORGE OPDYKE & Co. are agents for the sale Of
the following desirable securities, which they offer
al low prices:
n. Y. and o. Midland First Mortgage Bonds, : per
cent, gold
St Louis and S. E. Railway First Mortgage Bonds,
per cent gold.
Montgomery and Eufaula First Mortgage Bonds, s
Der cent, gold, Endorsed by State of Alabama
Alabama State S.
New-Jersey Town Bonds per cent.
some excellent Western 10 per cent securities.
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD INTEREST
FIRST MORTGAGE
SINKING FUND LAND GRANT BONDS
of the
WEST WISCONSIN RAILROAD COMPANY
for sale at ninety,
by
WHITE, MORRIS q Co,
Bankers and Financial Agents of the Company
No. y Wall-st., New-YOTk.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-22
HORSE AND CARRTAGE MARKET.

~ -AFA NEw-YoRK. Saturday, Aug. %. 1870.
The return of the warm weather is acting
very unfavoraby ON the Horse Market although plenty
OF fine stock passes along througn the
different sales stables the inquiries for the better class Of
horses Railroad and workhorses sell In small
lots at unchanged prices.
The preparations for the Fall trade at the numerous
carriage Repositories in the city now complete
IAudauets and coupes English paterj viii be ne sye
"a well dogcarts with gentlemen who know how 10
drive fine team for effect and love Of display. very
nne specimen OF the lasnamed vehicle OF maryeousy
graceful and solid construction stands now exhibition
In front OF the of Messrs Brewster Co.. cor
ner OF Fourteenth st. and Fifth-ave.
Messrs. Wood brothers Co. have Just finished the
Model Road Wagon" made TO order for the Count DE
Pourtaes Of Paris this light vehicle may well be called
model wagon being fautess regards taste and
struction IL will remain for few days exhibition In
the new carriage depository OF the above firm, No. 740
Broadway, before being shipped for France.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-22
THE MARKETS.
c.rsfully Reported for TIE TRrRuSE.

Carefully Reported for The TRIBUNE 4. 49, -
SATURDAY, Aug. 20 1870
AEe business In Pots hss been oHly moderate and prices are
25 $6 IS PeAzs dull and prices are nominal al +s@
=
mart Of rollers OLD the tendency toward lower
Hces cuote 2 q for 0Qllc for medium size
20l2ic for bur BrOo fair demand and steady AZ
- . e dozen.
COTTON-A decided fness prevails all spinning grades and
with cutnue demand prices have again advanced
ros ag re with little stock Offering; sales Of ll6S bales
by sB
and speculation For future delivery the demand has been
and prices higher The from abroad sales
evening OF 100 bales September lie 100 October 6s and %
6le to-day 100 August lsSc; 90 al Isfi ~ spten
I7le B and 100 each November and Deeem-
r l6lc an Of Low hdllug. We quote as follows;
New-York tribune., 1870-08-22
DUNKIRK,, WARREN and PITTSBURGH
" WI RAILwAY 49, NIML
SEVEN PER CENT 90

SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BOND,
ooS S''Isf Ss s 4 ssSs n s' sscrRrD BY
The UHou Trust COMPANY hsI road
bond sco9i ac 'Ss per- S: l,s s i.n
the road means for sadn h.y.s ben f1s1s -. os %
b. S.sS made At s the Pleoo y ,bs connecting roads in
PSssIessIs oyyIcH on CEEEK Rysr Rsnwn
'oa and ~ fArssT. ssa ~ gs' Ns r. isSS
sra IA.ys tS report q yniln EFs Cd .sS ct st
w.sa .nd rom long With him vel ny Psr;sons
CONNECTIONS "a say 700 e .o%a
S, as ssnset That your road ~hsn eomPs.ea VII aerrit
doubt oa road VII Sa.sS
over our road vs respectfully EDWIN GAY frrsdina s.Tsa
& sHs .! sgs : Sss :: e: p: nd az IL: on %
We made sesp aans the yi h thorough reports made
Us and have no hesitation in Recommending the eoud' PeoV '
Pncs % and accrued which pee with gold the present
PsmpG t may Ss S 'n on .VeoS lSf and s viii for
Is wILIIAM-Sr, sBWYoRk
MARX & Co.,
Also for sale BY THB BROOKLYN TRUST COMPANY
TRIPLE CURRENCY LETTERS OF CREDIT
AMERICAN BANKING-H0USE
BOwLEs, BROTHERS & Co.
THROUGH ITS CoaPhsTKD BRANCHES
10 ssTiTsrt siiH:@.. I, n.. 1s:r; Z: Pair
Boston LOniOut
q State tis Strand ChArng- Gross
VIII receive deposts. either IA
FRANCS, DOLLARS, OR POUNDS,
or make collections the Abovnlned eeuiers 70 credit OF an
with II Branch n 9th Of said certers,
AT CURRRNCY RATES,
leS expenses and Pre- Of ali Commission
Juy n 1870.
To our Correspondents and Holdeu Of Credits:
In ieN Of probable Continental dsturhanee We
hereby beg inform bona 6de holders o r are
authorized % iraE for their amount Tor part Thereof Hhch my
unuse IN POUNDS BTRRLING usual THREE DAYS sl1hI
upon MessrA B0WLES BROS Co.,
449 Strand Charing Cross,
London.
B0wLBs BROTHERS Co.
NoTK-Hniie Credits are uothnd sake Of uniformity
upon M Ds in Sterling VIII be
estimated hIi Pa . Pound Sterling to be
subsequently al ei actual date Of reimbursement either
In Ameuca or Europe.
SPECIAL NOTICE
The public also noie prepared 10 issue
TRIPLE CURRENCY CRBDITA -
This ure entirely and original with this House ana t1e
C0pvr rEnt IL reserved thereto.
The Credit currencss OF Pounds Dollars and France
In the proportion Of I've and twenty-five and enables the bona de
holder draw point Of e travelling circuit Of tbs world in the
currency available at that point
During the Continental disturbances these Credits WI be ouna
particularly useful with them Drafts be made London de-
temporary The traveller thus becomes
independent merely local disturbances having the choice of
London, Paris, New lOrk II draw
Nothing could better Illustrate The value OF these Cre1tt
New-York tribune., 1870-08-22

FFEtGHTs-With decline in gold OF to-day gram ghG nave
have been quite AclV a. ts Iea1eea Ises n
em 70 Glasgog steam bush Wheat at I'D ano i9VV
b,.h A. s L0odon sail 1900 bush Wheat and TO BRISTOL
b. .e4a $50 bbs Flour on private terms .,, - ,,-,..
GKAIN-be depressed feeling thst charceed Our
from Liverpool the STEADY sue
~ ofte further decunein golt larger and prospect
arr,a splendid weather Or securing the crop a. he
speculative feeling and 81 times I'm e
@ 1 hquirv Prices declined materially with
In-gualty n market, the conflicting reports iiym
arrest the dOSnHaFu tendency ~ H
quite eE5ent iron the daily movement OF me crop ~ ne
stock than last year anc IN guar
Of last seasoas supply End the
ws quality will far 10 make up for the ne et
Britain favorable Tor theH crop
Maeh Of 10 has been harvested aad s Io9Lu " u.pe
M -Ieent ogatv though localities the yield light ana le
express o supplies from Eastern Europe beng cut or
absence Of speeuiatse eehn
market their CONFIDENCE IN AZ
early ebscks inclination 70 purchase o oh1 ne
We added slightly stock and nnd large o
condition and this j. the character Of nearly az me O o
Wheat auIving Freely aud u eAcee-
cuoa thSug Old preferred for sbpment The
but Whn Nev reaches quantity may hope Tor auefeL
u thifgs To-day the market Is irregular VIII
lar export demand SOn Spring is IN far demand
sai easier Prime eonparaust nrm tnoasn 80
havv sai-s "a for Rejected spring 81 80 nonihsW
t0s so Chclgo sprhg; ~ Is FairE do, dol ~
i1 No Jdo y N or Mfsaukeei 81 go 81 ~ ior
amber Western sl 20 Tor Amber state 81 tV9+l o. 10Y
for Aabef Tennessee Bailey all quiet and tame OaH ar n
' active demand and prces 1dLe better the inquiry E IN par
oulatei sales 81 coo bush a 52Go tor New ono
o. a. 50Q5tc 50 Sc; State quet at 5Inoc ahu
9- sud Sonih 48a51c Rye "a tame SUI inactive Corn WI
81 cuge of importance though CLOSING tme the demand
s4s s4ie bUsb 6JcJoe for Damp snd Ino,ngi o.
. ior No Wesgn Mxs and 9)c for No J. western iei0" a.
. va 81 o. sEi Round lelOs Al ~ %
pOPTf FEOa FFPT Ill 10
New-York tribune., 1870-08-22
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

PEI NOrlt Riper PsSseis 0ad k4lrcdf& u 49,
AUG as4 bales Cotton 20 pkgs Ashes 6AJ bba Flour t
Wheat ~ lJ0 bush Oats J21 bush Ave
$40 bush Malt SO hush Grs Seed l3O bbls ConMsa az Spr
Turpentne 55 bbl Pork IS pkR Beef % pkEs
Cut Meats ~ Pkg Butter % pigs Cheese JS bs Eggs Peg e
pkgs on Cake 96 bbs Copper AIS bhs WHISKY -
bales Hops sides Leather Oh Hides ai haas
Tobacco 40 boxes Tobacco 5 pkg Rice Ol0 pkgA Starch
New-York tribune., 1870-08-22
OYYIoE or COsGREssIoEAL PRINTER
WAsHN0rOS, August II, 1870
DPOpOSAJS for LITH0GRAPHING, &C.
OTTIcE pEPor QrARrERnAsrER,

I
JEFgERsoNyILLE Ind. August Is, 1870.
PROPOSALS for TENT POLES.-Sealed Pro-
posa duplicate viii be received a. this ohe unn the I day oi
1870 furnishing this depot 1000 sets common or
TENT POLES, or less
Is poles he manufactured the hest Gle white
F specifications conditions and further Information apply a. @
Chicago III ST. Louis, No. Detroit heh
NewYork; Philadelphia Pa Louisville KY JeHronV Ind aud
Washington. d. c.
The light 10 reiect any and all bids is reserved.
Proposals addressed 10 the nndergned and indod Propsah
FOR Tent Poles By order of the QusrtermasterG General,
C. II. HoYr, A. q NJ and Depot Quartermsster
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
- Council CITY OF BAYONNB At the City Hall August -
1870 build the fOoSing SEWERS IN the fn
Ward Of said city: A.. vim
one Brick Sewer g. extending from TArdst to the XII
Won kulL 49,, rial.
one Brick Sewer in extending from rhrt TO Fhht
one Buck Sewer extending from Ffh st to HamPny
One Brick Sewer in cottAges from through cOttsse
and Pth-st o Avenue w. go mn 49,.
aud pechcauons on h a. the Oy nan
m be ms. .-.t...t - ,b.
An bs made printed forms which viii be furnished g 'n
The Council right rec; and all bids not s'e
o the Council ,,.,-,, - M
Civ Of Bsyonne J., Ase H. 1870 SMITH Cty 0lera
New-York tribune., 1870-08-22

DECEIVERs NOTICE.-NATIONALrW WI NJ
III LEAD AND ZINC WORKS No 10 Pro1si ~ o-r Of tks
Notice hereby given hs, have been duly 80 arm o
Receiver Of he proPer and erece asd Akea
TAI sTRUTHRRs No. ls0 Pronts. y the .tsrl
possession At TIE place and am aoS eaef'as ~ ~
Of said Arm. a efenng -
cost. to make payment N ma
anv All narties having el1ins ayaiBs sAi' ''- -
% for sJastneut - mos, m2te sthoai 3ssJ %
" M ..fs. ta eufor- ne .Af1e -. a, Na ia
proceengs WI oe "A soA public aaee,1 II n
Froui.s Ns~Yot - tAs 80 iYcoB TAyDERPoBL Reesyef
New-York tribune., 1870-08-22

CoFTT h m oplv moderately active with prices prime qualities
er RIO Il l8e gold; sales lOi4 bags Rio per steamer South
Am rica. aud 81 do CoaesL
FLOUR MRAL-There has been more sctve but variable
changeable Liverpool adYcsi
sts1s decline in gold and fregh and the decided sue
=. az the Pruslan rendering proirsc'el var que
and checking disposition purchase for the future
h.. e oo export demand for Rejected state at % Z2a - o.
- - S,n ~ ga IS ground Extra state has com
AIDED comparatively high pnee, being scarce sna wanted 70 h con
Provincial demand foT stSle BRANDS bu
reduced limits shippers orders the De-
n n has fallen on aud TO effect sales 70 any
made but large business could not nave
~ done yesterday reduced quotations the business o me Seek
r f-un satisfactory ecay with purchasers Of state brAl
m ye being devei on contract having been P
- II h figures sold freely 81 the quoted de-
attracted little attention
rnr wants and st much lower anc very
- uos The stock and Of choice old family extras has
% rsi but larger and desirable assortment
popular VITA the trade but me
proved The exports Of tue week have 9e9 o
last
r ower great deal Of rregafriy on the medium and
limited demand Tor offerings ana tne
rr in limited request al easier Poes sales
New-York tribune., 1870-08-22
COTTON MARKETS

GA1vEsroy Aug a-Coi,On dali Dncs nomina Good Ordinary
l5c bales receipts 10 bales STOCK, 535 haies
sAvASNAH Aug 2CottOn good demand; Low Mddngs Il a.
l7c 225 bales; receipts no bales stock 90 bales
tHAELEsTON Aug 1COtOn stesdv Mddlng IItci sAes "
bales; ne, receipts. 252 bales stock, l93 bales - ,-,
SyWORIEASs Aug 2CoitOn quiet but firm; Mdhngs lIte
sales COZ receipts ~ bales coastwse b4r total ~
$50 bales buruei st0ck y III bales
MOBILE Aug 2b-COtsn hm Mddhngs .s9litc net rcceips
10 bales; exports eoastHse bale stock 1853 bale 80,
AUGUSTA Aug Z0-COOa market hrmer and prices he WIN
light demand bales Mdings at iic receipts ~ bales