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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-02
THE MARKETS.

lCusfaII reported for Tar TslsrssI

NNeNa-sF aNSN'FV~
WEDsEsDAT march q 1870.
sles ' choice hlusOsS Wheat irregular spdsg sjDg
11s bet Water 6rn Corr without decided change Oats duff t
ss Pre, PofE shads tmer but closed Sue steaer
Ie ai HssTa ifoopBg Hay better under good aud b
~ "hv stores and Petroleum dropping except Crude Petroleum
l bus 'el Whisky Is active, but lower aud un
st'isd Ifrights are lover
ASifSPOts snail supp en but not active; sas n Il
bhis ~ - 1s0ST Pearls ~. rorpsl Al = l5ax9 IS
BUILDING MATERIAIs So mo-, feature 10 note suee our last 90
f'pest car quotations Of
HAM
r.l. IT,. ~ a. O. sOa soc,el. y sush n
~ H.....PA 50a 50 AIsd /, Nominal
Ssitty t0d 5OOost l.
Cfosss Ffohta v NJ. Is WdIe 1ol '' ~ ,isx
PhlsAslgas FfoBts. " O0Q4s 01Coums, 10 ma INNS al an
fIs Bf5h No A. Lam" 4, iLl ~ ii IA
" h,ae........ ~ 0gd53 0Ol "a a.
~ esPtb SOAP. ~ W045 OIL Pr..'pE p,Kls
lgoya Ssst,s AZ ma a
kssssdLsP bt.... 81 Sol 81 Eo,s 500 h n IN g1a =
tnFftthe Den does not ipnroy, go 49, srt nj =
enl eyn9t5hi puces. m
FssrrlsY ~ bAgs kls Union Ou pryats term. 49,
't i'h-ihs reduction price. eotfpos. er1
goo lestes las bsen .sl.f. sre ,a.ry ,sg ~ ~
eafe -eiferT he close L. - 49,
strttfl Of Which 5.sll ate h, e,ro,, AZ h., - ,- G
.-caaiol ald 90 ~ iranst w., 90. ~. % -, ~
IN VI ~ Sl.@ goat 2lje 80 OF 2llc Zn NJ ma no Al
~, ~ ~ Fi5i luy zlr 80 At File 300 Al Zf.. 8 lame
- II, -, :" o. zic iJo 2lfc gl et2llr: 10 Inr "a
t ~ tN hlElsl zic all basis a. las Mdrg lag &c.,
= me zilci 10 sfsrage 4tlhHV 10 llta. zy, ~,
s '''T ha.lg 90 IIc ~ Stefsgs Ls Ri4ss 10 ~ e
~-~'e 9'e'tsl' a. oAossa w. "
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B,LrsoRE March 2-Coon dalli Mddrs' PIE FoGr qg.' ana
,rt1i. Uogrd super6be ~ 5d u.s. do Btt ~ 1d - DO
Fsmily &c 25Q o. City Mis- hapeItne, - i5aS ~ az Ls
DO RIS is e5a s575, DC. Family. #Gl2l9S6 ~ Wheat ha
pi.I al ma q % Corn Grm; White Sjdg5c Yellow 9Jc
os SG56c Rye better AZ S5d9S Mes PoTs quiet at VI ~
bacon aust RIO Sides lJla5c; Clear RIB l6l16ic Sbolti
aIlc Hams Isa2 Lard quiet lt.e Wli.sy dull At ia 81 V
IymaiE apsi PisIeed dull at 81 2j Flour extremely quiet
p az ~ soi other grades unchanged Corn Ia fr dsnasd
New YELLOW gOagle Oats fairly aeysi Peut!IVini3, 9td9c
WLhk~Peans,p bound si Wtsierh wood and onouno
GlaBl on ,,-... IN -. e-i.
No 8l,c for No Oats steady at .Oe for hos Cora hra ~
or New Hye hrmsr for No Barley toMil DrYta
unhsngel Receipts-IegO ibis Four IzVO BUSH "lS-
Slpmouts-lOOO ibis Flo1f. 1000 bush, Wheat -
OsyEao T. March 2Foua,ieaey wa f l ~, nc
l21 ba S5 70 Ne SPIpg +1D@ 30 ~ g hMgs nni.1
~ SO0 t615 FOR wie and S7aBI % for Double hi 1 %
unchanged; Milwaukee Club 81 20 Corn qmet AZ ~ s
held at ~ for Up Lake Canada Corn Meal steady at ~ ~ Ioi
aud 81 70 for UGboted Miced "a good degau1
sos hhpsuds SzJ9s RS Midhng aJld % w - 70 s ~
Eatosd ffc sLsF!oul BOlton. Doc W He"'i"A' wv
Albany, 45c. 80
TolFDo March 2-Pour dali Wheat unchanged Com da ana
nlchslsel Data dui; No &c. bid; No. fe La. he'eIs
z20 bash Wheat 5u0y bub Corn. SlpmsnA-I ~ 9o' - s
LOO hah Wheat 900 lusb Con Gsa u store AsI - ~, w..
BUSH hLes 1880 tofL Corn GoJj bush oAh o'VV D'H h''
2b0D busl. Barley. - =, +,
Dsrnolr Na,ch 2-Wles fiesir E,ira white sl26 No;
Nmle io Amber 81 vs. k,galaf, ~ o. oA'' '''' '"
uudaHEed
MErni'. sba-co,,or dali nomlusuy 2sIe ''f'''' j"
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Smus,mtnts.


WALLACK".. .. .,,,cx
EVERY EVssiSG ExcSPr SATURDAY.
WIN be presented Dion BOusese, Add j Br"@' D's@' Ia .A
p'Gi'.s ne, f,;,'', S..;;s;S ' ss ..s ....
New New jam. ma rs.,
New meSane,I tg.,t. M IL Bs,s,
Cs,,,csn b. MG4w. MALICE, NJ g; rsasR ,In
G f Ghs NJ w. L 9SES NJ Fkc
9gIcI Nm, 81 EGg s NJ BowsS M NeESx Tx
sYSOPss og scESERY
Scene I.t-rs',r,r sfy,srkGes ral.n Ae,e,
scene 5o.,Je.sop's au.ea~ sSd LaboraiOr
The via 81, At Acton
Scene l.t-A Room in J,sops Iieq..
Scene h' S'"0''; g.. .i1I ~ The ''' H''''''S Bridge
Scene ,.--BauE ard B.qt r,fos
Scene p -ROo- 10 Er,aLio'; Iiogs
scene iih.-Carre, 10 Jes',p'' Heose
u.,,, m scees 81, Exterior Of the D'O''.T
SATURDAY. Foo% VASES As,S' G SS gAoss
Gso Two ega.s Cd Comedies st have 90, been acted ss,d
ROOTTs THEATER. n.,,,,,.
~ Tweaty.IhIrl-st. between Fah ani Sixth ave.
NINTH WEEK
SvEar EvRAys KScKrT, SATURDAY.
H,siEr
on SATURDAY. MARCH, 5. at
Pleas. take So,Ioe-Tbe curtain rise. pr,ci.sl,a7n
sATVr RsSi gy TSlssn n"A'
l.~' Rev H ~r"'''' T1 WIT I I5. ''''
For . better Of u. pur u. o, ss.e, ~ b. sps.
TWO WEEKS IN ADVANCE
sa.s Store D Of C. ' D ss6; Co.. N 'S9 '' Oa
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
~ Corner Of I eu,J .thrisL sai rtb.u,.
j6s p f COZ a.. fog,ss,
THB DRAMATIC ExCiibMESf
| sTAYDISG ROOM ONLY STANDING ROOM ONLY
| THE NIGHTLY ASSOuScEsbSr
Hoa'e' literally packed 70 y ,, che .,
lac most s''oaaiy cESf on M 'S6i.a fmss
Sitnessei during the past three Srets ~ over
DRAMA rAsToWNg
Grand 1As [ y.SS 50, ~. TIC , @ENH
EVERY E'k StSGs4 4S yo, Sts SRs5 ssT'sEE
s;.'s SECURE! ten az .l'ssS " &c b., 2sf $50 :. S,s
corner I've Ts,.tsr,, and Broadsat
! A CADEMY OF MUSIC.-PAREPA-R0
TIE PsRSPaRosS GRaSD BSGLiSa orsRA
CARL ROSA, C. o. HISS T. Co. Proprietor aud Director.
Il + DE- g;G gFs9' pS S,,s. M hssesSt
ROSA viii her ctit5sSd oPSRS coMPSSi a.S s,
sr,ngled oyuosa al the P.oePs f,,'s,n asi Ns s' .ss,
crosi, ,poDsneoos and iudomrs By the
'-' '''"' BSsT oPERATTc COMPANY on Tng TIM
S5' so ;Ss * BvS IS p S dG95'
for sT,t tine Fas,S ia ej lmsca Us
'''' MARRIAGE OF FIGARO Figaro. Hocb,-i,l
The absorbing .se,e sensation Of The day A s.sTt 'G f
requires company directors proea ..
sI ,r s praei S.iu ,l, p, n gsaa eossnson
tn, Thursday March TO- Fail par'u'''
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sabirgs yanks
6Ssnt,s for gusin,ss M,r.

IIOR SALE-An established HARDWARE
L BUSINESS. Address p. o., Box 81, Mornsana NY
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31
THr STATE OF TRAnE.


IsS1ry Nsv 31-l:JI Coasois opened al st3 fr 10th
-crutes quiet T. y IT--4 aeF
doais IUc 39i oll. lsC 81; TenFote tg. S'oAs
s-; is Rslsay 1es, lo3 Illinois Cen;Eas 4I'l AnAc and
Grvat Ncs>rn, - ,,.--
CDands lO dl0.d; Nliag Orleans, IL 1l44 Wheat, pr
ilT 10. 2.t Wsster-.
Uuitod Fye4weuy boas 46e2 e. o55 Old So
stocks
LivFo5L May 3Ol30 p. Te Breals,us market firm Com
! quiet. Pork quiet Lar3 q and stea-v.
PkI.ls iay STle B0-r-e opened quiet &entes liir tc
HAvr JlCO0u oleI tat; Tres Ora-lef on The SPOT,
tI4r Ter cat: Low u ding, atOa, ~. o. Itr cgL
PaHr. Asg J1-Th- Ijo-z- closed tuI heutcs s+- t'c
rRAyFoRT -Ca;c States fvei veng bonds opne- Erin
AsrvtlP. Elav 11.-Ps.rui-uu opened quiet au1 tteI
I1Nuls oLs, closet az s t1r both cne 'rl
Sc se8uut American cue' snd s.ety; Lnd States Eve
b5nls 1902 loh1 cd 6sf 100 tti leitrcs =
e1si steady Enr Rvs shares oi I1os teA;a M
ltlaut- anil Great Western. o
MAY 3:3o p mCottoa closed ds.l ani rTsgai
n llr- rauds l0' LdLng Orleans I'D SCI % ilr ..- %
as taken tor export an speculation Corn - y
- sua-'er for Eu-oresH TUrIlrtFe 9 per cTt -,-t
iosH,. Nay ugr active both Oh sPo and slo- 4~o" anu
Whale N guel
HaT IJu- states tlyeI"elIf Ooh-s eV9 -In u
et0rl -Ir the issue o. letL
HlvHe closed fat Tres oTlraire on the sioi
tsf. o. Low 5,il-Lags. a.oli, lHltr per c"t
Bur-. El- 5l-P. tro..ll olerci fra.
HAf.. t5. May J.-PctfolsaM 0peuel llll
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31
GILMAN, son e Co..
a. EXCHANGR-PL PLACE, y. Y
OFFICE OF THB CENTRAL RAILROAD Co. or y j.,
NEw-YoKK. MAY ?, 1870.

OFFICE CENTRAL RAILROAD Co or y Ji{
NEv-YOKK Msy ?, 100 )
TTHE CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY of
NEW-JERSEY offer holders of the FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS maturing August next the NEW MORTGAGE BONDS ma
turing 1890, bond for bond. 49,.
Holders Of the Second Morag Bonds which mature IN 1873 can eH
change Now Mortgage Bonds OF 1871 bond for bond ADJUST
iug interest. 49,, ,.,.-
The Of the First Mortgage Bonts is eight hundred and eighty
eight thousand ,1o1l dollars, due August next.
The Mortgage Bonds the aggregate sI hundred thousand
(S60Wtl dollars, yGhie IN 1919. 49,.
The Cs1iSl Sck Is 6nsen millions t+15O O dollars and the
gross earnings Of the exceeded four millions i@iO)
dollars
Bonds be exchanged At time before June next upon a
plcltion samuel Knox Treasurer, No lly L-0erty-si
b. order Of the Finance Committee, - ..- - %,
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31

0FFcH oF CoLUSBrs CHlcAao' A9D ISPI'SA UEATAh
TVHE ANNUAL MEETING of the stock
holders Of the COLUMBUS, CHICAGO, AND lNDIANA CEN
TRlI RAILWAY COMPANY vii the oce Of the Company
City CoHmb1s Ohio, WEDNESDAY June 1870 betSe1
the hours O'Clock and O'Clock for the election Of
FPIBEN DIRECTORS FOR the ensuing year. and s1eh o'her
business N before the meeting go.
The oos r the transfer OF tie capital the Compny viii he
closed In Columbus Eew-York CITY At O'Clock May 81
1870 remain closed until morning Of Jane lBlo
' GURDON NOODLE Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31

81 Louis ALToS TKRRB HAUTg RAILROAD COyPASr.}
No. u WALI-sT., NEW YORK, May 26 1870 )
rT'HIS COMPANY invites bids until June .,
noon Of Ten Per Cent Equipment Bons
Of interest psvse Isl oMArch and the lst Of ae
fe With BIDS be s the President
No u Wal mrted Bids BonisJ where eusn NAV be
obtained containing VII b. Forwarded application. The
proceeds required furnish ample equipment for the
Baevie road from Beev Duquon 80 me
which finished By October and which to be equipped and
P ~ C. BUTLER President
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31

f.,..u rrrr4ng-f
i Erts ~ .5 q IS %: North Western EItra Family rs l5a 70
rssaya-a do - goa 80 lntlsla s-a O-S o. go 'e - 4,
- re teady 81 : 10 DALI yellow, ~ l9G-l l2i
hse Wz1n 81 easl D. oats s'eaa.; WeserH o5ee sac
l.s go. java 3i. sugar ami Noase uneLaucel Pr
5s Nay ,,-Coson dun; MliHngs hell a. 2e Flour
s 81 3 fo Prime Cor7-A-Iel "e,irrn e9h a. = "a
sl 10 Oss ao. o. o-eee Mes Poh 5s trn 81 ' % aoa &
Il o. e. i5; ssps, Zoo bis jaas deliver, st sIIO
Tosle. Msy sPoarsa5y. Wheat f,mer Amber 2 iai No
Rd - 2 No Re li5 Cor easgr 10 l. &c; No 2 65e
Eeel'tc9 boil. iiorr . 90 tg.A Wheat, 1900 las Corn
iiS,o,o 5aa co5a ss5 5usi O.s i'-'
Cisc,sssrI ns sFolI s,e,dy FHly IS 250 - 20 Wheat
r. sos sd D 81 ~ ~ a. Corn Dan and oolagi = e. a.
@< Osis euA ana uaeafat, i1 h'i eaa. ~
yi.ly L1.il al n ga n o5 lie ef alei Pr5vo1 oa ~
uclsa al bed At previous prces Elela1ge steady
6.veoo Nay yoa, sciye and uaeasnrei' SAILS goo 1l at
- 90 City brands h hpnnK S 0 Tor Amber winters - kIH
~ % ,of white; - p for Doulle Extra tui H s1
sssIe, Cls5 al II 8 $500 bs,h ri ohio 2sq q Com
I've e. bIt Sge Pe IN sInsn3; ss-s & 10 bond
Corr 4 e. . To- B s ,s 5ld s59 5 % 9@ ~ ag s55a
Canal Essa-wbssi Re ,ie 70 Sss,l95a @ Lam,
Yedfio CSC to Sewlors 4e % AbDy sc Gran ana
Alet9 Boston - G 70 Neviioft - - gyi & to A'E, - @ M
tah r "a SO fet LrmbeI Canal Bgors-9ooo bush Wheat
Cmr,5o M 3Erange gehnge Foer qlet and ea;sf & ~
= for s7lg hSIsi & "hs . ,l !ee s de1e Yo 3
DID e NE Oa-. snd sser a. &C. ior no ? kye 5ali
vlhe . At - o. "a rOaolhd packages Proohs ll'l
Clor. Cattle i'm ga IS for Choc 20 Et1 frms smPPs
hr. eeeQs4 go Itls Flour, o. 90 bush ieat Io'V l'i
Corn Sl1J lush 500 bush X e, 3NO tas1 l-l O
Hog s pHeis250J htl POuI aZeO bush /" he iio is'
Cor ~ BUSH Rfe Zoj hush bf s,'O 4osA
fTe3t AZ Cc heat AM 5lc. Corn " BlAao
Asl. \. y Ny gNoing doae today IN sraihs b,ss' :
ftf VIII adgaacs i- prices Of 4sr t. b Prem IN -
~ % ia 'to ir1 q1siiy 20 ~ ~ ~ econ. M
. ta Ld qatg o. - IS; inferior - 5G - - v'Ns pa
goo d. da,lani - S5J0 lli sle-p ID h9fy.,
- a decline Of .Gsi tse r-nss foH 6Q7e Hoss-Aolilg
CorE ., ,
t1r W- sToac,o aere sni aaclan9'i cotton elii ai4
I' tIHar r..rr -+1 fi l3 ior f''' Ht -'N l .'
~ =f 9. %. u0-.is Eor.i 70 ? 70 at '.o. b.
t.- On ttr -I U .ar. IrI Itl 81 q. t... lid ft l
To-. - White. 8a3Ic: Mixel sacke4. Ct lslci lt.0H
White . Oy1 p % Oats declining 10 tuk. 81 oc saeAel
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31

NOTICE-The ANNUAL ELECTION for
y Directors Of NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY COm;any io lJ1 Brozlgsy
corner Johu MONDAY the Jth tay OF May Instant The
po W open AZ and close Newlork May H. 1870
Z. X. CAkIEk SecreilrT
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31
c.eclnres an0 nleeiinos.

4 ECTURE.-HOn. f.. :. DiEHL viii lecture
on Travels ir Orutsl and Bible Lands" aud Bible Iusatons,
Mission 19 WeCt F1yst, between khts aHG hIh-
sveS, THIS EVENING, ?. IA.
DEACE.-A meeting will be held at the Friends
Me.tug Ilogse Tweuieth-st opposite GraIEercy PARK
O'Clock THIS Tuissy EyRSNG une tie auspices u the Peace
Asoon Friends America which tie pubic Is cordially IN
ROBT W DOUGLAS Of Ohio and others expected 10 al
dressth
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per N0rl Rirer, Vessels oHl EgijroEa&
NaT-38l bales Cotton, - Ases pkg Beesvar - tlj
5oulJ bush
Corn Meal t5l ht sIuts
Tarerie 10 b T1rr4utre gl3 bb Ron lG bbs
9rs Cut Meas Grease - Ikgs Larl 2b pigs Bltter
sJ ps-s Chese 1h bis Eggs l64 Pkgs Ts.loF s. lh Lar
pkg. Dre Fro Copper 85 btls Nbsy 20 a " Ool
g. l, Hemp bales HOPE @lJ SIDES Leather -' i-r s ,l.
b1s To5scso iOjJ pag> Tobacco 3i fls~ Rec %
gt,s sllcL lJl5 bs P,alu 50 bales Moss ~ bbl Cotton SEED Oh
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31

5d Barley du Rye eader 75d7;c WHISKY steady 81 o5
Provisions heavy Mes Pors, so D ssel Clear SIDE, 6le
Cesr luh Ice BseonSheu l3!c Clear SIDES ic; CanvEel
Sugarur1 Hans ~ 92lc Land guic, l5i aloe Cattle fm at
S40 ~ so lave Hogs steady 81 75a 80 for fat sa - ~ Tor
stock. ReceptFour 800 hbl wheat 100 bush CON- 'V
bush Oats, 81 100 bush Rye,l 600 bush
MEMPHIS, MAY 3QCO1n dun az pc receipts 10 htsi erTor
l bales Flour dub and nominal CornMzei and Yellow
~ 05 White ~ 0d 81 2i Oats active AZ 65d67c ard nominal
Pork dull Bacon-Shouers dull at l1io sides doll a. l5c
CLEVELAND NAV Wheat heavy and nominal CornNo trans
heavy and nominal Petroleum que Refined on the
spot, 2i024ic; Crude steady. 50
MILWAUKEE 0f1our steady sni unchanged Wheat dull at
- O4i for No 81 o.. for No. Oats decnngi No 2 4c
Com nominal BARLEY na Rye hrn at e2e for No fIegts
cher Bufsln, and lOic to Ovego Reeps-20J bbA
Flour 10000 hrsh Wheat. Shpmeuts-5O00 hush. Wheat
-ReccptsFour. 1900 bbS Wheat ~ Ol bush
Com l27 Oats 5000 bush shpnegtsWleat loo bash
ore-Wheat Corn los 300 bush, Oats 50 700 bush
RE. loOo bush Afoai the ke and oWeo Ca ior ue water
bush., Oats, 900 bush, Rye
iush Flour opened with sales
Of No. waukee 90; price then fell 10 81 6l and the after
o. closing m total sales about 5000 bush
neglected and noIniHal sales At ld5c 70 qual Oats
elected and arrive Barey nominal Rye
lomral Pork SO 90 LAri lSic Hghwnes noninaly 81 o.
Trtichts fun and unchanged
DErRoIT May 3o-wheat unchanged Com quiet 93a9 o4s
declining f0r Mestera saes a. aae-
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31
RUTGERS FEMALE COLLEGE rrv1 ,.-D

pUItTEKS IEMAlE OOl-l.f.sTE,
II NEw.YORK CRY, COMMENCEMENT WEEK JUSB is7O
sVNDAY June m-Baccaaareate Address President
College PRESBYTERIAN Chgrh Rev Dr. Cosb,
corner sendt Pubic invited TUESDAY, Juue
Am-aeeing Of Advisory and Executive Boards n the Coge
Chapel TUESDAf Jule Bp-Pue Meeting 20 further he iher
@ the College in Rev Crosby F0arsse and TSeny
secoudst "WEDNESDAY. June g. Ca DayA'irvss before tie
Auune Association ~ Mixer Csss Of 1874 and Ciay
Exercises pm the College Chapel Admission by earl THURS
the West Frfsb
Church Rev. Dr. ang - Foyseoai st. keeroTsqgs Amis-
ion v card THURSDAY Jane 70 II prrrsieuts Reception
Of fspecaly inyiiel fsuts of The college, SO Raaye
rI'HE UNITED PRESBYTERIAN SAB
4 BATHsCHOoL TEACHERS ASSOCIATION ol Nev-l9rk sSd
vicinity hold regai monthly erung This (fJeayl EVkN
ING O'Clock, S@Yenhave T. r. Ckurch between
Twelfth Thientbsi Mt b. T. JACOBS o the Illinois AoaA
Of sabbath school Teachers VII address the meeting. AL
daily invited % attend.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31
GALE OF BoNDs OF THE CITY OF MA.

&ALE OF BONDS OF TIE CITY OF Ma
~ RISNILLB-TSSUE 6T0-Sei proposals. vl be received
At the the CIV Treasurer Masve Il O'Clock
WEDNESDAY june A. lBo M the purchase Of tie
Bonds Cty Of tie FIFTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS being portion o hundred h0ussni dollars suibOref
~ be issued ~ the Legislature n the Caorua
titled An a provide for tie hqudael and pa3eu Of the ihde
ees Of the City of Marysvi IN iuba County for
approved Febsry 1893; and the ents ueni act
entitled entitled ic; provide The hqEda
ton payment Of the Indebtedness the City ef Masy Ia Naa
County and for other purpose aPlvvej P6ru 1885, approved
March IT, approved March 30 1570
ead Bonds VII he dsnomnaton dols each
PAYABLE gol Of the United q America Tor both the pBc
and dosr for dollar and hearing the u egat
per from the date their June l. 8Ia
These Bonds vii be made payable tie OAe Of the Treasurer o. ne
City Of harye in sid dty fsen years aer Their date, and The
place
December OF each tr the date OF
their
Bidders VII the rate per cent ct which they VII purchase sail
Bonds payable In United States gold coin. -
The Puulg Commissioners ngh: 10 reject al BIDS
the public good msy require. .
Pru he Proposals Marysvle City Bonds Of
1870" aud G-GTesed Funding COmoner Of the C Of
Marvsvile.r CHAS. II. GOBHAM,
WM. T. ELLIS,
s. BLODGETT
Funding Commissioners Of tie City Of MarysTlle.
M,vo Il-n
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31
COTTON MARKETS

NEv-OR1gASs May du AID uuchan-ed Midnrs
baes net receipts bales coastwse bses
36 eIposo Great Bran 3gi5 bales; to liavre 1903 bales
Phajelpha bales; Ncwlok 4J bales; stock l243 bales
GALVESTON Texas asy 30CoonGoOd Ordinary, lGi Gie
sales 100 bales receipts 800 bas exposooasts log ba stock
p 2f3 baes
SAvANSAH Ga NAV Coon quiet but firm iIng 21lc sales
49, bales; receipts 6l3 baCs exp0so Great Britain 46i bae
Continent s8 bales; oastv 1859 bales; stock % SIS bales
CHARLESTON MAY 0COon quiet and steady; hdng 2t d2lc
sales bales receipts bales eIpos-ooss.wse 63l bales
8G64 bales
NORFOLK NAV 30Coon nominal; Low Mddngs 20d20lc
bales exports oOsswlse 52 bales; stock l1Il lass
MOBILE NAV 30-Co;ton da and nOnins Mtin Pile; sales,
100 bales receipts 62 bales; exTOrs-to Great Britain I3 bales
10 eS-OreaHs, 81 bales stock, S5 6ss bales
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET-NAI 3o.
demand 200
Pennsylvania and Western Steers ot 0llc Pair 70 Good 90 c
Common Sheep fair demand; sales llJJ head at bGoc
Hogs firmly hell; sales, 2 800 at Sl3G =l3 IS.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31
TURNER BROTHERS,
3A37EEIs, ETo. Il EAssAU-sT.
unlIED STATES TREASURY.

NEw-YoKK NAV o. 197o.
D1rnq The month 1870 Ea by order RECEIVE BIDS
for GOLD and OFFERS of BONDS, follows:
BIDS FOR GOLD.
WEDNESDAY, June lone Million Sinking Flndl.
WEDNESDAY, June 9-One Million Especial Faall
WEDNESDAY, June lS-Ore Million (Sinkin7 FUND.-.
WEDNESDAY, June 22-One Million (Spec.I Fund.
WEDNESDAY, June 29-Oue Million (sukilg fulll.
OFFERS or BONDS
THURSDAY, June 2-Two Millions Especial Funi)
THURSDAY, June 9-Ore Million (Sinkiag Funll
THURSDAY, June l6-Two Millions SPECIAL FUND.-.
THURSDAY, June 23-One Million Sinking Fund).
THURSDAY, June 3O-Tgo Miloas special Funi).
They accordance With regulations heretofore otserred
eesed per offer be deposited there
with Proposals will be opened p o'clock each day scse
The Treasury nay its opoa aoeep offers Of bonds bids for gold
advertised for. Further particulars be had
At this Office CHAs J. POLGER Assistant Treasurer Z. 5.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-06-16
BRIDGEPORT.

Bridgeport, as is well known, has pe
 titioned the Legislature to annex to her corporate limits portion of the adioin- ing territory of Fairfield. The town and city limits of Bridgeport-already the third city in the State-extend only half a mile westerly of the harbor, and but little further easterly. The growth of the place is remarkable, and bids fair in the near future to be yet more rapid. The territo- ry in question is already largely occupied by parties doing business in the city, .and we understand that majority of both property holders and inhabitants desire the change. It is claimed with much force that the real estate will be greatly enhan- ced in value by annexation. A new city is fast growing up there, and already needs, and will soon need still more, a police, night-watch, gas, water. sewerage, fire department, streets properly laid out, gut tered and worked, sidewalks, &c. A short time since, the fire-department of Bridge port saved almost the whole village of Black Rock from desolation; and Bridge port pays no mean share of her taxes to support the fire-department. All the people who live in this territory, expect and receive the aid of the department when fires occur, and they will occur more and more often. Why should they not bear their share of the burden? If the territory can be annexed, it will be so managed as to form amagnifcent addition to Bridgeport, and an ornament and pride to the whole State. These matters are always much better managed in the begin ming than after a struggling village has grown up, cut up by lanes and COW paths, and adorned with pig-s sites and shanties
 The enterprise and thrift of city like Bridgeport surely deserve encouragement at the hands of the Legislature.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-06-16
LITCHFIET,D


 Subscribers to the new circulating Ii. brary uref requested to make immediate payment of subscription dues to Mrs. Thomas Harney, Treasurer of the Associ- ation, as it is proposed to purchase the first instalment of books at once.
 Hugh Kearney, an old man, who died at the poor-house in this place, was, it seems, graduate of Dublin University, and first cousin of the late Gen. Phil. Kearney. He was at one time in trade at Wolcottville, and worth considerable prop erty. He was unfortunate in business, and for many years before his death, had led wandering life, turning up at this place, in time to vote the Democratic tick ct at the Spring election, with provoking 
 - The Committee appointed by the State Sabbath School Convention to ar- range for District Sabbath School Unions in Litchfeld County, met in this place, on Tuesday of last week. They propose to call four such Unions, with the hope that they will form themselves into per- manent organizations, to meet annually the one to meet in the Methodist Church. West Winsted, the other in the Congrega- tional Church, Thomaston, were arranged for. The Committee consist of Rev. W. E. Bassett, Warren; O. J. York. Winsted: 0. H. Gilbert, Thomaston. ..-
 The town meeting of Saturday, warned to reconsider the Spencer St. highway extension, ,came to premature termination by adjournment before any business was
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-06-16
GOSHEN.

We are interested in your reports of the survey of the Shepaug Valley railroad The last Winsted Herald contains the fol- lowing:-
 "There appears to be some little stir in the di- rection of Cornwall, Huntsville and Canaan, for a continuation of the road from Litchfield to Ca- naan via Huntsville, there to connect with the Conn. Western and Housatonic roads. The route is said to be feasible, by those who live on that lay out, but we presume no engineers have been over the proposed route. The Shepaug Valley road ought to connect at some point with the Conn. Western railroad but the route through Goshen to Norfolk strikes us the most desirable, as that would better accommodate the travelling public who desire to go east as we'll as vest and we believe that town subscriptions might be ob- tained from Goshen and Norfolk, in case that route was adopted. On the contrary, we do not believe any town subscriptions could be obtained for the Huntsville route. We shall be glad if ei- ther road is built.
 The people of Goshen would be pleased with either of the routes; and one advan tage gained by taking the West route would be that we should secure the assist ance of Hunts, Lyman Iron Co.,; but it is feared that it may be difficult to go down in the short distance from Goshen to Cornwall Hollow, the hundreds of feet which the Shepaug road will have ascended from the Housatonic road to Litchfeld and it seems pity to descend and get back to the Housatonic, on much longer and more circuitous route than would be re- quired to go on nearly level line, cross ing no large streams, straight through North Goshen, to the Junction mile south of Norfolk. If the latter route was selected, we should not fe 1T the freshets in Hollenbeck river, even if another storm like that of June 29, 1869, should sweep over our country. H. N.