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The New York herald., 1879-03-12

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ss 'ss :ss: ss;, S ] s ls sl r.. S
@ "oss june Hay :, july SO 800
sss sSe 70 days CS 70
1g no ns,ss Ct % 5 at at % %pr i. aS &c., a. so a.
100 s's It ssss 500 Go az esss; 60 S At Ssss 800
at Ss o gS s os s. 500 40 az e ois M MS seo
sVat loOc aooat iuU1e. 3GDat 10 osc 100 at 1o,c.
isss o c al a si SO 100 At s At
@ Ssss 1rSss rs esas es
Total $40 bales TIE receipts a, hs ports % wsrs r. is
=. SaSS ss" %'s ss
Nsro,S Ssg & Ssw se York ss sC'tGn LIE rh,,s z, 1
bales This day last YEAR is7 bales Total sinse Sep
s%ss- bate. csi'" fss; f;.se q
ssrs es & &c. a sa 70 r
asSss s'ss% ss % s,s .ss% % ;s % 70
{; sc;.ssSs' ;ssai.S, NJ sISS Rs:s; 81 s$s%a,
German g s. lo English T. 60 s domestic f. c.rs%sy %
bruwn Pss srs, yellow low 'sSsa ow Es S bs
a; asS @ "Hssd ss tor ssass
70 r' % orSs qSsss s s' S.d s ~ 's s"So %
'ls fts Sss s uo's Isl pas sea
quoted quoted AZ * - wa, quoted a,
q & cSSSs SsI'sa potash a quoted an M o
crystal and lsc for powdered rsrsre acid was quoted
cs acid was Quoted " sc SOC capho w"s quoted
quoted at 24c for American crystals 25c. 2Ssc. for
powdered, In bbis. and re. 2uc. for do. In boxes
Alcohocs-Chlcrofcrm aud other were quiet az TIE.
quie, refined city quoted at psc sc for bbis
aud ni,c lOc. for Bergundy pitch quotcd
4i,c. De- Guarnna quoted nc 81 10 y 81 -.
Manila quiet quoted at 32c. a35c for small. 75c
for largo and ic .5c. for Sorts Cnttefsh bsnes
were quoted M lie. Ice Basam copaba quoted Mt
3fc jc Basam toiu quiet at 571ec. 6uc. saffron
firm American quoted at gr. Spanish at Sl3
xi3 80 tianngal root quoted at &c. Sc Squills
quiet at lOc Cod liver oil quiet and quoted ~
~ Tor Ncwfoundlan aud 81 20 81 rs for Ncrwe-
lian. Rhubarb quiet AZ prices ranging from 35c 10
81 M. Ginger quoted az 2ic. a lie for jamaica
bleachcd Carbonate ammonia was quoted At iHtb 1c.
gold. according 20 package. Ergot quoted Al 2c
2c Chamomie flowers we're quoted a 4c zoe for Ger
and ic a?Jc. for Roman tonca beans were quoted
~ Goa 81 ~ for Angostura Nacrian root quoted
Cutch was quoted v Uc. 6Ac. Prussate potash was
ouotod 2ic 2lc Bichroniate potash quoted at
iIc Gambler quoted az 4iac +s,c. sumac
quoted vOc oSc Divdiy was quoted ri $50 pcr
,icusn root was quiet at she. 4c Cassia buds
quoted ut 34c. 3jtsc. Arnica iowors quoted
iyi,c. 14c. Colombo quoted at Dc. tuc. for
whole aud ltc. for powdered Gum gedda quiet at
1Otc., do, alca. lie. II he Juniper berries
quoted 2tc Tor common, and Jc. Sac for best
Italian Orange peel quiet NJ &C. 6lsc Venice
pentino unood lHc. CASTLE soapConti white
hrm aud quoted ut l3iac iic Marscillcs pure notified
iOt,c iOc aud do common scarce on the spot and
quoicd TAG, Lcorice root quiet NJ from 7c 10 l5c
for sceetcd Lcorce pasc-Calsbfia 2"c BIC spanish
solid l5c 2sc small Gusalina N,c large do, 31c.
yaci n s. small s2e. sJe; ceriglisns &c Essential
The New York herald., 1879-03-12
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

| FAIL RrvkR. Mass. March II. 1879.
The printing cloths market continues to rule quiet with
moderate demand and light sales quotations are sac,
cash. for 14x6i cloths and 2, cash, Tor tO>o cloths.
The New York herald., 1879-03-12
FINANCIAL.


r LOWEST RtrEs-SiIOlvvO TO LOAN on IN.
Approved city properly 20 Broadway, room Z.
The New York herald., 1879-03-12

-Dolivcred contract Go bales yesterday Current
prices spot he following based
American standard Of In store
running In quality not than half grade above
The New York herald., 1879-03-12

The comparative earnings Of the Chicago, Mil
waukee and st. Paul Railroad for the first week in
March are as follows:--
The New York herald., 1879-03-12

$1,000 Us 6's, 81, r.. 1861 :
1000 Us SIS, 'Sl, e.. 1864 =
$4,000 US 5-3Os. c, '67. l02t
$1,000 DO. -. be lO2s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-12-18

With Shiloh's Consumption Cure you
can cure yourself. II has established the
tact that Consumption can be cured,
while for Coughs, Bronchitis, Whooping
Cough, Asthma, aud all diseases OF Throat
and Lungs, il is absolutely without an
equal. Two doses will relieve your child
OF Group, II Is pleasant to take aud per-
fectly harmless 10 the youngest child, and
no mother can afford TO be without IT,.
You can use two thirds Of bottle and IL
what we say is not tEne we will refund
the price paid. Price 10 cts. 90 cts. and
100 per bottle. yonr Lungs are sore
or chest or back lame use Shilohs Porous
Plaster. Sold by Wait g. Hard, Msnches-
ter aud Factory Point, VT.
Have you Dyspepsia, are you Consti'
pated, have you Yellow Skin, Loss OF
Appetite, Head Ache, u so don't fail to
use SHlLOH'S SYSTEM VITALZER.
II 10 guaranteed to relieve you, and will
you continue to suffer when you can be
cured on such terms as these2 Price 10
cts. and rs cts. Sold by Wait Il Hard.
Wells Persian Perfume "HACKME.
TACK" is rich and fragrant. Try It..
Sold by Wait & Hard.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-12-18

Rev. Hiram Eastman d called ~ lbst
Andover Bapsls,s
There were nearly 3.oo0 sheep Ia
Casils,on 50 years ago, and nov there are
less than 5 900.
A bear weighing s15 pounds was killed
near Grspdvifle last week, and ten gal
Ions Of oil were secured from Il.
Tie Congregational church at FaIrhSyen
hAs called Rev Il. c. FlEgE, Of AAssaehu.
sets. to preach 10 them the coming year.
Editor johnson, Of The VergeHnes Yer
monlrr, is reported seriously IL Of fever.
We trnst hls illness will no, be Of long
duration.
There are now oue hundred aud forty
eight eonvieis 10 The state prison 1.-Two
under death seDieucs--TAiro, April tlh,
1880, Hayden, 10 January, 1891.
Rev. n. N. GlAzier, formely Baptist
pastor at Montpelier, Is preaching Tor The
preseu, in Boston.
Four hundred aud thirty Of Darlington
school children have bad the measles
since the falI term opened.
The Brat,leboro Melhodists are raising
SIC. 900 wherewith to build church, and
s.. 600 are already secured.
St. Johnsbury possesses a remarkable
curiosity. Itisa school district all the
property included 10 which Is unmortga.
ged.
During Mrs. Hsmmoudis labors Al Es-
sex junction between one hundred and
eighty and two hundred persons present.
ed themselves in the inquiry room ss 10.
quirers, with about ninety professed con.
versions. Among these are several men
in middle life. who are heads Of families.
Willie Potter, of Troy, was carrying a
bag Of oats into granary, when the up
per floor gave way, with some 800 bush.
els of oats. Willie was knocked down
and was completely covered with boards
and timbers. II was narrow escape
| from death.
Giles Howe, OF Richmond, attempted
to throw pitcbfork into the NOW, when
1t bit the barn and rebounded, one Of the
tines strnck bis collar and penetrated to
his lung. Mr.. Howe drew out the fork and
is doing as well as could be expected.
Tho following Vermont postmAsters,
commissions are soon to expire: Benning.
ton Thomas j Tiffany, commission ex-
pires January IL; Brandon, John l..
knight, commission expires December
IA, st, Johnsbury, Charles p. Carpenter,
commission expires January
AS George Vincent was out bunting at
Enosburg Falls. recently, his gun BURST
flling his face with powder, and complete
ly binding both eyes, also cutting two
ugly gashes on the top of his head. Ills
physicians think IL 10 doubtful If be ever
RECEIVERS bis sight
p. W. Wright Of Waterbury, left four
weeks ago on an excursion to Boston, 10
return the same week, since which moth
ing has bsen heard from him. He was
not seen at the places be intended TO visit
and the worst Is feared He was book.
keeperat Warreu's tannerY, was about
45 years old, Of excellent religious
charactersnd said to have a remarkable
resemblance to Henry Ward Beecher.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-12-18

The "9s Per Cent. Boot" advertised
elsewhere in our columns, are high priced
goods, but they meet want in the com.
munity, for people are tired OF wasting
money on cheap authorizations OF Rubber
Boots. The "95" Boots are virtually three
pairs of Boots In one. All non-wearing
material Is excluded, all weak parts
strengthened, and various improvements
added. In every district there is large
number of sensible people, who are will.
ing to pay fair price for good article,
aud the "95" Per Cent. Boot is made for
just this class. Call and examine these
superior goods.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-12-18

An oysser sepPeT vii be given Il shs
Baptist eAarch OF Nsw Years eve. Prss-
snls tor TIE sahbtgA school ohildrsn wIll
hs distributed.
"A Mr.. LAGER ktA boras and bar
aess stolen recently, and r. shaw 5
we'l-ie-do farmer Of south Beflin bad .
carriage taken ibs same night.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-12-18

when children begin 20 cough al night
| give a dose Of Whites Elixir, one or
two doses always stops tho cough, and
the child sleeps well. Nothing 10 SO
wearing on small children as lneessani
coughing during The night, a. my chill.
dren always do when they have coldti u
by any means happen TO be without
Whites Elixir. II might truly be called
the Elixir OF llfe 10 al who are subject TO
coughs aud colds. - SIN
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-12-18
N.,r nInnh WIN Tell.

and a. Spring has come, you need TO take some
kind OF blood medicine. Now il your skin IL
yellow, pimples come out on your face and back.
eyes dull, feel bilious, take one or two bottles OF
On. sAwEN's EEw BLOOD REMEDY, and you Will
be surprised at the change. You will flesh up,
cheeks will become red, eyes bright, what you
eat will taste right, in fact you and all others
should take Blood Remedy in the Spring. Ask
for Dir. SAwEss' NEw BLOOD REMEDY, rs we know
1t lie reliable and will do as we say or money re.
refunded. For sale by WAIT Il HARD. Price u
per bottle. 40
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-12-18

To all who are suffering from the errors
and iudiseretions Of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss OF manhood, &c,
| will send q recipe that will cure You,
FREE or CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered BY a missionary In South
Ame4ica. Send 3 self.addressed envelope
to the REy. JosErH T. lsMAH, Station ID,
Ne,c York Citg. 35iy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-12-18
y =. a Whl,.,. p.lmouarv ElIrlr

DIR. n. q. whites pulmonary EAtSlr
10 warranted to relieve the Group In
thirty minutes: To relieve a common
cold Immediately: To relieve asthma al
once: To cure all coughs before ulcer
alton: To cure sore throat: To cure
hoarsSness OF singers or speakers: To
always loosen a cough: To cause the
patient raise freely: To always produce
rest At night; To give satisfaction to all
who use II. 30im
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-12-18
A Ladies wish.

ooh, how do wish my skin was as
clear and soft as yours, said lady to
her friend. "You can easily make it
go, answered the friend. Chow ?"
inquired the first lady. by using
Hop Bitters, that makes pure rich blood
and blooming health. 1t did IL for me.
ss you observe" Read of it, 4,
Ilalrs Vegetable Sicillisn Hair Renew
er has for many years occupied an honor
sble pace in the toilet OF American wo-
men, and has also obtained popularity in
foreign countries. This is because II
does Perform what it promises. Its
warmest friends are those who have used
il longest, and those who from actual ex.
perience and personal trial have demon
strated that by Its use gray hair IL restored
to lie natural color and dry, harsh, and
wiry hair is make soft aud lustrous, q
thing Of beauty, and q matter ofjoy and
pride TO the wearer.- SHb-Sofler and
Democrat, Corinth, Miss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-12-18

sherman a Co, Marshall, Aieh., want
az sgent IN ibis county At once, al 3 sAla'
~ 81 500 = mouih and expenses paid.
For full particulars address Is above.
civ
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-12-18

Ia HESEr & JoWxsoE's ARxgcA And
On LNrGEST we tarnish yea large bot
tlo for 50 ca1tM. s9lm
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-12-18

When : cough toauas IKE Cronq--thAl
is, dry and hArd--do notdelay AZ iussaat
Give DowMs Kl1uH oiisa enopgh q keep
TIE cough ioose, aud tie dagger I'll sooa
be ever
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-12-18

A remedy 10 parity toe blood, uoie.
Ing eAa be found equal 20 DE. BAx1EE's
AkxpRGKK Bu1KRs, Price g cts, per
bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-12-18
FAwLKr

DIR Villas smith is agSla 10 towH
for tHo weeks star.
Cheese was slipped Monday from sbs
mtpls grove isetoy.
Ana Grinasll and wife Of Spencer,
Mas. have been 10 town.
There we're nearly aay SCHOLARS 81
lbe sipEing school last Friday evening
The ylFgisla min'.reh are to give a
copesrt Ia IVES, Rupert s0on II suitable
Arrangements can be made
Norman jerks who worked Al the
tailoring business 10 this place some 20
years ago made short visit among old
1cquaniliuces last week
The last qastriy meeting for The
present conference year takes place 10 the
NJ. T.. church the fire, sabbath 10 January
next. Rev. ~, d. Mead the Presiding
Elder IL expected 10 be present,
DIR. 6oodspeed who died At bis real
dence In Grandville N. Y. lsst Saturday
Was buried by Masonic order at Wells
on Monday Monday last. A number Of
the order from this place participated
In the eqereises.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-12-18

srper.sncs u DE bsslasat wll wasrtaL
n il mylax thsl Il viA b vel tons
ms prospect uf faFn!sAlpg ihIa marhls
VIZ be coed ptwt % Dsrssi Peopls and
VII - the neant e. brisgng ; large
amoans az moosy 10 shls town and vioin
H.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-12-18

IT, xagTK. ssrra~Tssnsss
ar,sea-ro. nnKussrox, vEnHoST.
v..a@. L.ss. ma.ahsssss.
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s0rs Nsw fast Kfafsss.
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sa.ss H@sss
Hasaias fram ttassss 4 Nsafsssisf pspeiIasitf
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aassz. Kvp~s ea.ass. grenssas, ~.
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ns8f ksrsss - y aH. Leaves it - 49,
9.sAaa. na~assa.. ga.easaa. Ts-'~ss.a, As.
usa. b. WAR. fFsfrttoF.
o. s.s sas, nsta,ssr isA tks stsEs fren
ssmsies saa lease fas Manchester ea MonatFs
sss1asAasa asa Rnasfs a 4. -, trrifiHE ~
ksnohsstsr pepsi - y . 70 'ssses ~ hf"
Ass- estss. isssss MantAasssr rAslratd tspoi
rassasfs. TAsssssys ass sstnr6tYs - , -
AFFtftkg ~ tkMa3As ~ y. NJ hAseeNEtfk ~
wAAshera ksA TawntAsa4 "a Nanrkefisf 81
~ sarriss y sac sbsrs ssasa places a. fsA~os.
stss rates.
psvs. EaMawpss, Lsssde~arvr1. CAssssr. 4e.
LsAsT Dtvs Prsprastsr
asrssss Il Maoekesisf rsssreaA Aspes mOaaays
4sAEeshNys nnA FEtasye a re.
MNscHsfSs, leaves Manchester railroad depot
Tasskaya. Thursdays sGa Saturdays 81 II A. ~,
aftsr asrtssl o. 80 ~ a. n. sFaiE E0sng harth
rrpva Lsa8aa&eyry q csfsisr,
q o. ovNYn. Proprietor
salts Close.
.sJuYu ~ E1tiread Tor Rsw fofk, Albsny, Troy
Beash aaa West stt " a, NJ AID lor n.
sOhTamny Railroad fer hmstAnd Darlington
RsFih aud EAst 90 r.u.
9KANYILi-E nail ~ stage closes a 10 20 a. n.
roET oTYfcE opsn fremfhS. tos sos.
Mails from the NORTH arrive Al the Poet qhss II
sisF.M.
vsl. ffoa tAs sosth arrive Al ihe Pest ofhes
stftsr.n.
Mails fer Psfa. LantgfeYs. Boparills, ysmkics
A.. By stage, elcss u Factory ppinl feaiVi-
See a. u az. Tuesdays, Thursdays sna sss
afaaYs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-12-18
rERu

There will be debate At the village
school house next Monday evening.
Subject. "Granl for a third term.
There will be the usuAl readings aud de-
CARNATIONS.
IA Ice cream festival is talked Of 10
take place Tuesday eve, Dec. Esd.
There will be Christmas presents 10 DO
sold Al lees than value. The young PEG.
pie supsrintend the festival, and eknow
II will be a success. All remember aud
lend helping hand.
There il a general invitation TO the
older people to visit Mr.. Vincent and his
new bride a, the parsonage on the after
noon OF Jan, LIST, and IN the evening der
both old aud youug to meet at tho Brom-
ley House, where there will be an oyster
supper and appropriate festivities. The
proceeds will be donsted rs new years
gin TO the pastor. All are invited.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-12-18
LONDONDERRY.

There will be Masonic bali at j.
SAnborn's hall Wednesday eve, Dee.
3lst, to which all are invited and good
time is guaranteed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-12-18
SUNDERLAND.

"A donation aud oyster supper for the
benefit Of tho Rev. II. s. Allen will be
given at Sunderland Borough on Tuesda ny
evening, Dec. 23d, al the house OF Mr..
g. G. Houghton. A cordial invitation is
extended to all. Come and have good
Wait besides The supper at rs cents per
couple.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-12-18

--Jsmes Duffy Of New York has besn
IuspsstiAg, VITA view Of buyiag, the
celebrated berry farm Of Green y Jonss.
Prof. A. Davis j. organising anewtA
ledge Of Good TemPlars bere with cur
respected lowAsmAu, Il. y. Brown, a.
WORTHY Chief
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-12-18

IS. Il. Bsrrows has returned to school,
al Poultney after a short vacation.
The lectures off g. stewart gave
good satisfaction, being both entertaining
and Instructive. His singing adds mneh
to their Interest.
IT ID. Marley, OF Ralland, made a
brief cali here 4Asl week on hIs way 10
Dalton, Ga. His father il stil very feeble
aud j. under The care Of DR.. Holley.
Misses Lacy and Martha Kent will
receive the "soclableH this week Thars-
day, Tea 81 O'Clock. The sveslBg guests
eli assemble IL the church lecture room.
The Govsrnmsnl has decided 10 nss
marble Of S. +, Prince & Co.'S qaafry for
the 20 600 hesdstones contracted Tor and
Messrs ID. L. Kens and 5. y. Primes
have foFblshed the rfqaiIiie boads and
will Ell TIE ooHirset. An krrangsmeul
hss hssn made By ihe abovs named par
lies vita VI IA. Fallerl0n TO anish and
letter ths ssoass. Mr.. EalieFton's long
New-York tribune., 1879-04-22
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHISGTOS. Monday, April 81. 1879
The subscriptions the four per cent refundng
tihcates since Saturdays report have amounted to
SlO7 800.
The President sent only nomination 10 the Senate
today viz: James HcMartin to be Register OF the
Land Office at Eureka, New.
The Convection Of Railway Mail superinteDdents,
before It's adjournment Saturday, adopted rosolu-
t,Ous highly commencing the action Of the POstmaste>
General III extending the reg1slY system 10 thfdNIass
matter.
Captain Brown, commanding the United States
steamer Alaska which sent to stka 10 protect the
white residents against threatened outbreak on the
part Indians reached Victoria, V. L. last Thurs
day on bis return He reports 70 Secretary Thompson
that he found at sika outbreak on the part OF the
Indians, ana no indication OF ahy. secretary lhOmI-
directed CaDttiu Blown to return Sltka and
remain thcie until relieved by the jamestown, which
will leave san Francisco early IN May for thar place.
The House Committee on Coinage, Weights aud Meas
ures to-day authorized Representative Warner OF Onto,
10 report 10 the House for printing and rccommt;al the
bIl which was embraced IN the petition recently filed
by him providing that subsidiary fractional coins
shall contain their pro rata Of silver the basis Of
that contained III the legaltendcr dollar. namely,
412i2 grains Troy. The measure further provides Tor
conversion Of fractional cOin INTO coin certificates
OF SO and upwards and also for the Issuance OF fdc-
tiOual currency ~ low az % cents.
Mr.. Wilson, the United States Consul at Brussels in
dispatch the Department Of state reports the meet
Ing Of the Belgian Society OF Political Economists at
which the commercial policy OF the United states was
freely discussed More less desire manifested 10
return n Europe 10 the protective policy. under which
the United STATES now enjoyed large share of pros
perty. The significant problem that formed the staple
Of discussion how To overcome inc almost uOud-
less resources, agricultural ana mineral, OF the United
States l. snot deemed practicable to ai!x high tar
III U American products.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-22

ated Joseph b. Varnum for Commissioner OF Jurors
for the term ending May /, 1879, on winch day
new term is to commence and as the nominee hau
not been confirmed, but had since died; he there
fore nominated Thomas Dunlap to I'LL the vacancy
by said act created" Mr.. Dunlap was confirmed the
same day, and afterwards Douglas Taylor began
n suit to dIspOssess Mr.. Dunlap from the Office MI.
TAYLOR claimed that the office of Commissioner
of Jurors was a county Office and that the
Mayor could not appoint person TO MI u,
and that the clause in the charter 10 tnat ehect
was unconstitutional Mr. Dunlap submitted an
elaborate brief in this September q, 1910,
sustaining the charter, and claiming lhe
cOnstitulonality of the clause regarding the Com
missioner of Jurors and was successful. Now that
Mayor Cooper intends to nominate a successor 10
Mr. Dunlap, the latter claims that the charter clause
was Unauthorized until after the passage OF the Act
in 1s74 consolidating the county ana CITY G0Vern-
ment, and that therefore his term Is for six years
from June %, 1870. Mr.. Dunlap says he VIII re-
sist If any one attempts 10 take possession OF MS
Office and further litigation is expected
The Bar Association COMMITTEES held meeting at
; D. H. Yesterday to revise the charges against
Sheriff Reilly. large number of corrections were
made and come additional charges were drawn up,
the whole occupying about sixteen printed pages.
They will be corrected and sent TO the Governor 20
morrow, "A member OF tue committee gong ~ Al
bany for that purpose.
Mayor Cooper has sent to Albany for a certified
COPY of the new Excise bill which is said to lcgs-
late the present Commissioners out of Office Apll
"a. Until he gets the amended copy OF the act ne
Will not decide upon his course in making nomiha-
tOHs under It's provisions. AssembyIn Strahah
said Yesterday that IL not intended to lcgslale
the present Commissioners ont Of oihce, but Jllat
that seemed 10 be the implication Of the BILL