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, 1870-06-16

of = citizen Of the United States, and Great
Britain shall not, in thst case, claim him - =
British subject On account of his former MS
turnlization. III the same r,annar, il any
Dritish subject, as aforesaid, naturalized in
the United States, sl.ould ronew his residence
within tho dominion ct her Britannia Majesty,
her Maiestyr Government may, on bis own
application, and on such conditions ~ that
government may th1nk fit to impose, re-admit
him to the character and privileges of Bsit-
ish subject, and the United States shall not
c1sim him as citizen Of the United States, on
account OF his former naturalization.
Art. !. TIE present convention shall be
ratified by the President Of the United 6tates,
By and with the consent Of the Senate thereof,
and by her Britannia Majesty, and tho ratifca-
ton Bhall be exchanged at London rs soon aa
may be within twelve months from the date
hereof.
In witness whereof the respective p1enipo-
tentiaries have signed the same, and haye Afi1-
ed thereto their respective seals.
Done 1t London. the 18Th day Of May, IN the
year OF cur Lord one Thousand eight hundred
and seventy.
JoHx LorHBoP Motley,
CLAlENpQN
, 1870-06-16
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SEALED PROPOSALS

VIII be received at this Office Until 3ue o. 1SU ut II
erieeE feF the rofrlrt3on Of .he Aa1lur Hospital
EIttihE+ at Chicago, III according 10 the pIarS and
SPECIFICATIONS on tile II this Office.
Tie brick, mantt., sratee, locks and t1inmfne5 and
tEantc!stfs viii X Furnished 10 the contractoe bY tha
Qep7rtntnt, delivered IT The ute Of thc building Tbs
.Ijs, sheds, tools, tects, and other machinery ~
g.sirr nli afi materials belonging The Government,
including the limestone. rand fron steel, toos f1p
NJ hts &c. that have been previously puEhascd for
in the conatlct1cn o. the building will become th0
r1pperty Of the successful bidder. Schedules Of ths
property can b eeen at This office. and the articles wiz
h. received bx the contractor 10 the location whr they
ettTth. No a110 for hauling or AcsporfsffoM
Will be made by the GotcsuNent.
The F:cnt aen6s and dreRsirs. mu4t be mhde Of tts
.anc quality and co9f and ia every respect eQual to
The enr masonry be of e4ual qality and work
hip IN every respect 70 the work aGeody Performed
PsJMrnt< to be made Inuthy. certificate Of Tbs
Superintendent Ten prE cent OF the ealusted Il
the work performed to be retained Until the completion
OF the contract
Al htde ulsut be accompanied by pena, bond In ths
Of ten uu.Acd dollArst that the bidder will accept
1Ed JeT4nrN the contract awarded him. Tic 4ufi-
ceucr Of the security TO be certified to by tho District
Attorney Of the diatrct In which be resiIes-
he reserve. the right to reject any II
bids: and any bid that ia ptt tnne Tho printed foEp
to be obtained At this Office and which does not conform
in tv~fy respect to tho r.NliTuent1 Of ta advertise
r:tat, will not BE cons detr1. The work will not b
tudtviaed ts.enx different btdaeEs hut wiN he cona.
~ - - '''e ssJjiUj sJUbsoN York. Superintendent,
Office II. Isl md i6S Wsshsngton-At
, 1870-06-16

dressed the following circular letter to the
County Clerks OF al the counties in the ssase
AJAcxsoNr1LIK, Junes, ls'e, w.
"DKAK Sic: have the honor to tniofm w "!
that my resignation Of The @ ny = Il "
Institution has been accepted. Rha Lah. II a. ~ ri.
enter upon bis dudes st once. and e him az con-
IN cloang eonnoeSn eotna ,sfouea m tae space Of
sixteen Year, Having I'll the ms cose Isanoe Esna'n
70 tie q M sat Il Il + dhe tb e nay
cneada n1r,Te existing between the institution
and your once vcg respectfully y911 oosn.sa'
, 1870-06-16
REAL ESTATE.

Wurrantcc deeds conveying city and suburban
property within seren miles of the Court House
hici for r,cord on Wednesday. June 10:
I:adwtIl nv, 4ss; n q Of Peterson st, WI ~.
n5lty i, Il II 11o :o1s Il Of Ferdinand 81
I y 7.1oxsG le-.0o It; June 1....--.....--- 90
hen,+n St, 90 4 ot Btauche at, u I, 241 -,
s;5!e !, IA ~ q eaii,:adea st. VI AZ e.
Johnston s, IS + Of maxwell s., ef, ~
:; s3s5as y ~ II; 9nns a.. 9ooi
t'e' H.agg - 81 ae &c GSr u 1'Ek IT. 7sslo
Wei 4sylo. st. ST. is ii CT lsistsd s;, :. '
z.x1os Go II: June 9; -.....-...... s,oot
Emsrad % It, - II oi DouFias pace, f'sos
.1sa ax1Sa 10 Il: iApa1 y e oasis: s
Wcntwolth ~, 5.3 It of Twenty-niuth st,
ssz2e g r Tth :, S,p!4leiaEs 4.n jung 1,ss
9sAx1o0 II, with building; June 8 49,. IL 90
Michigan av, 800 It Of Twenty third st. Ell,
soxiss SID Il: dune 1l.::..:..:.- -. 5000
xerti Issa'jc 81 st Is it Of OAK St, vi: as1 l'~
,,a;xs lse r. T; 99ne 991 of Jio,rne Az s1 ~
1exis - u, .t Let Beiisn ~ and Webster AZ,
!, a3o :-lOx124 II, with 95 s10I12: It 0nsw
cor OF Raclne road and Belden nv; April
1sactne road, r cor Of Webster ay,
o1o11af II: also, Lewis st. bet Belden and
Webster avs, I, 3aIK194 fl; April ESQ.,. 11,5t
Webster az, y II n Of acrndon st, I, Ax
120 6-10 IT; June H. .-.--.-.-.---... 6;
H0HIH or cTIE LINI1A.
Green Bay road, narLh Of Davis 81, e I, und
i OF 6JxlseK It; June 10....-...-.. ...- s.
sDr1u or CITY LlNrIE-
1lansom st, II e cor Of F1fty@ntnth ct, vi,
e1J&l lsc 4-10 It; Jan la--.....--.......... s,of
Nat,ash az, G cor OF siIty-fsEt 81, I, Tx
,,l'paa It; June 15.-- :..-..-.-:..... :
N.udiRwn az, 314 8-t0 II n Of Eony-ser-
euth #. " I. sls $40 It running c to Like
Nv; dune 10 .-,...................... $50
' wEsT OF OH CITY LIMIT
H"hecea st, 14t 14-1eD II Of Rockwell ST. 3
-, sAa1sA II: June s.---... -.......-..+..- !
1stitt. 8 1su la-10O # Of Rockwell 81. 8
!, Asxi9+ #; june cS....,,,..........
, 1870-06-16

The schooner Cuyshoga, which left Milwaukee
On Saturday with . cargo Of 14:eso bushels Of
wheat tor Buffalo, returned 10 that pert On Tues. Tues
day afternoon In a damaged contH-o H. ha'n4
be the James Garrett Of Chicago, as she answered
"Garrett" :" when hailed by tho otcer in charge Of
the Cuyahoga at the time. The cuEahoga had her
pbhoom and heaHgeat carried away, and her en-
tlse stem WIS torn on close to the '.but-ends. r
She s leaking slightly, but 1t Is thought that her
cargo h4s sustained no damage. Part Of her cargo
viii hare to be elevated IN order to make the
necessary repairs. It is not known to what extent
the coiltding vessel WIS Injured as she stood right
on her course. The weather at the time OF the
disaster was foggy, with slight fall OF ral1-
, 1870-06-16

The people arc beginning to slug revenue re-
form. The following. "Put en- the Screws" is
from the Buffalo Courier. It is supposed to
be sung by Kelley and Mccarthy, with chorus
by the people: .. .....-
Geld iron, Id the common folks shorels aud axes,
Has strength 10 submit to the heaviest taxes;
While the high price Of salt from pickle may savo
And duty on coffee vcx Jefferson Davis
Put on the scseWB
Is hard as you choose:
To be sWindled the people can never refusc.
The people at large are but rebels and rioters,
Goou loyal men arc iron furnace proprtetors;
In return for this loyalty let ns content 'em
By taxing all others hundred per centuR.
Put On the screws
- AS hard as you choose;
From the axe III our hhnuS to the nails In our
shoes.
The monarchs Of salt-pans. the lords Of the fur
nace, ......
And rpasters Of bread crumbs to Congress return
Ns.
So we squeeze In good earnest the laborng classes
For Why should care for the woes Of the masses?
Pat on the screws
As hasxl as you choose;
Till the grpans Of the victims our masters amqse.
The Efingham Q1l.) Register Of the ID
says: tAfter very short time, tho Shawnee
Railroad las been completed from Fairfield, in
Wayne County, to Edgewood, in Ef6ngham
County, distance Of about fifty miles. It fur
ninhes an ontlet to Chicago for vast section
Of 1cmnrkably fertile county,
, 1870-06-16
The Produce Markets.
NEW YDRk4

NEW F0Rk+ June -CoTToN-Duli and lower;
BALES Of 800 bales at 21A@atAc for MlddllnG
up1nds.
'BRK4DsIUFFs Flour : Receipts, II 2s2 brls;
active and 15af5c higher; sales Of 39,ooh bts
at fas5@h6o tor supernne State and Western;
$h6596.9O for extra State and Western: xG2a9
d1o for good to choice do; $60o28ao tor extra
white wheat Western; E.s5taf.oo for extra Ohio;
S6.25@.8.73 for choice extra St 1ouis-lnclpdln9
At e6.o0at25 Rye Tour unchanged; sales OF 566
bris At = 1asa7a Corn meal guiet. Wheat
cetpts, 6,sD bn; active, With French export
for rejected; $LeE8l.e for No. 8; s1.so for No.
Chicago; sLsa91.s7 for No. 9 Milwaukee closing
st{155 for prime parcels; sls39L4o fof No.
spring; &I.43 for winter red 111lnotl; 3l4o
CLIO for winter rcd and amber Wesse!n.
Rye quiet Peas active and nrn; sales OF 1900
t1 Canada, tn bond, It &lo6 Cofu-Rese!pts.
I'D 900 bu At $.0a3LoS for new mixed Western
, 1870-06-16

and 41.n8stor Westen yeIow. Oat1-Hoceipta,
- aso6 bu: closed scarcEg 70 6f@; Rales ot "a 90
en en 4 s!slsszc for "easefn; 7*s7s' f0s Ohio
IA Ml1xE-ssesdy at &c for shlpptaz: 'oasH.'o f'r
aeoeKsficose .os qaet "a sIn Rice arn =.
Sas1c. Aoissses quiet Sugar E1m &0d quiet;
sales q SO nhds cn6a Il sksS4c-
e P1Ioa1rx-Dun SoL At I4Ao for crude aaa y asc
TuRrKs1IxK-Drn It ss6sxc.
80, PEovs!cSs-Port steady: ssles Of - lIs Prs :.
ts&soesss = for plime n,ess: 10 1ooo nris mesa
June and Aagrs:, =; S5s,7s&4co.7a Beef sseaaJ:
sales q ~ lrIs Al sil.oo3lnoo foE plain
auiei ss1ss q % :, etis ssIs ns q .saasasa @
meks; s36l :: - for India mess xidlIes
2t 1t s. safa sae Pss III e sns
1rmefs sales rs tcs at 155169sc for steam; t6A@
16Hc Tot kettle. Butter steady at 1t9s5c for Ohio;
FRk,Gn. TO L.vKRPooL-Fism; wheat, BY
steam, 5hd; By sall, sd.
AsTMlsi.;sheatalng eoppeE azm =: sc; ,ngot
lake. Pig Iron quiet at ssAoo337:oo fof Scotch,
and aoG095At9 for American. Sheet steady at
f1Sc T fo4 o4 for 5eoRssf Rasaa ..l cnts ,or
cilnch; zs4sssc for holse-shoe.
.. LATEST. .......
BnEADs1rIns-F1our closed Ee1 nrm, with far
chicago ss for No Iassuxee auiss K ii for So
Milwaukee,; Il 1.4s914s for red winter. Rye
Sn!rs and @ nnsna1Esd oata dull q e49s!c fo1
@l-c4 for new mixed Western. =.
FKoy1s1oEs-fnSk quiet and unchanged. Beef
steady with fur inquiry. Bacon nominal Lard
quiet and unchanged.
EGGs-Qulet st 22L@93c.
WH1skEY-unchanged; sales 500 brls =. s1.o3H
PHILADELPHIA.
PHnApK1rrIA, June la.-BREApsTUFfs- Flour
, 1870-06-16

CHICAGO, June 1a-Tne market wss less active
and prices were casier. We note tha 1o1oHtaS "
Engagements: From Cnieago to Buda,o1Prop 81
Louis, oats Al t. To kingston-9enf A1ov, Nness
Al Yc. To Port Sarnl&-Prop B f wade, sosn ~, On
through rate to BoEton- From Milwaukee 70 bull
ialo-S Schr Champion, wheat On p1sate tefms'
bark TMo FannieS. wheat at 5Hc- To O5WeFo-
Schr John Magef, wheat at 3Mc. From GcanA-
ha-Scnr Yankee, pig irun to Buffalo at p . deliv-
cred On rail-; 8chr Monitor, iron ore to Cevessna,
on Q. t To OydenBhurRh-Prop MAlne, corn on
r. t., through rate. To Chtcsg -B2rk Ctty OF Cat
c2gd, iron ore from Marquette II $50 per ton
ttrec.l
DETROIT, June 1a-Tnc market for freIghts IT.
mans quiet. Vessels arc Inclined to hold OF Tor
better rates, but there Is no general Improvement
to report. The following contracts were Dzdes
Steam barge Monitor, Port Huron to SAndusky,
lumber at <1.50, and lath At &c; scow D. B Hsa.
man, Port Huron to Cleveland, lumber nj s. and
lath at &c; schr Ella EHlnWooi, lumber, Saginaw
City to Chicago, fa.1O; brig Commerce, Detroit 10
Houghton, l. s., coal At St.s0 per ton.
BGTEAL0, June 14-CoaEse frtighta morn plenty
and Bume captains retnseeeto accept the pfcea o.
fe1ed, Charters are: BaTxs LafrnleF aud souta-
east, coal to Chicago at sc Tree: bark Badger
State, stayes from Stevens LandiDg, Lake Huron,
to Bnna1o at s13.oo Per N for pipes and a1foo foT
hoGshealls; schr Venice, wnter-lne and gunpoN.
der 10 Toledo 1t &c per hr1 for the former and 500
per ton for the latter. ...
OsWHGo, June 1a-Iake freights are quiet The
scbr Thomas Parsons takes salt to Chicago at 2tc
per brl r. O. b. The achr Trenton, reported yes
terday, salt to Toledo. gets 1oc I. o. b.
, 1870-06-16

BEEF CATTLEThere vas good demand iog
cLttle OF Nil weirntE, and such found buyer5 ut
ai,uut previous rates. but for low taies the inquiry
was m1tetl and the ketrema1ns dull aul veal,
with dec!i1Ing tendency. There was but 8 siu-
g1e Carload Of extra, and but few cholcc,-infe-
r.ur, common and medium constituting the bulk
ot the supply. Sales trRnsrircd at <3,009asO for
inferior to choice Texas cattie s.. 15s401 for In
ferlur to choice TcxaE cattle; <9759 for Infe-
1ioy native 5tosk ti.oot96,so for common to good
tutchers' stock; s4.co@a50 for common to good
"s.cckers;" s65e6si.l0 for common 10 fa1r abip-
ping beeves, md ut $7.7Na9.vo for good to extra.
i fge number Of common cattle remain tu the
yards unsold, and the prospects for holders are
nLt latter,ug. The fol ]Wjng were the
CLOSING PRICES:
Choice Becrcs-Ftnc, fat well-tormcd,
to b-year old steers, and averaging
from ESQ to 1,s50 pounds. ...Ss.tG3s75
Prime Uteres-Good, well-fatted, finely
formed steers, averaging 1,I5o to $50
is. ....................,.. 49,. eee@s.es
Fair Gradcs-Falr steers, In fair flesh,
averaging 1,10o to 1900 ths... ......-. z0097*oo
Medium CIass-Me1um steers aud good
COWS for city slaughter, averaging 500
10 W. rs. -.:....-.... a.uVSo.ao
Stock Cattle-Common cattle In decent
flesh, averaging 100 to 1,050 his. 4-e53aD
lnfefioz-1lght and thin COWS aud steers a.o&taA-n
TIT q an
, 1870-06-16

DO. J, Il. Walknf, do, Do; b. L Peaalee, do, do;
D. Ene9 do, Do; Eo1ooel Xz7nn, Bi8 Run, Light;
pap, Wssp, sammx. hqas: 4ootzaAt Seneca so
Il I1nhef; Ph91dx, lockpoft. &, ,aa1 n lumber,
II. 90 an. taoes shfugies; Jo&nssowu. HeuDepin,
6o.1en It lumber, 1000 It flooring, II, ~ 18th, 20
hlt8 ltme
General Sherman, seneca ,A6yg Gu corr hele
France, LaSa1le. s0oe bu corn: ". A. steel, !9Aet
50 yts stone: Aontcalm, Do, g yds stone: Ihua-
de1bott, Sag. 80 yds stone; e BuInh2m, Loc1Potsr
60 yds stone: nr1gu, do, 50 yd9 stone; AozuasH
Big Hun, s. ids stone: Colonel AArtt0% 60 - ~
stone; Eclpse, Lenout S Yds stone: General
MCPHERSON, do, $ Jus stone: Colonel Manning, Do,
50 Jds stone: Reliance, do, 50 yds stone: j. v.
NeGenq@!s, 90; g yds stone: hescue, DO, g r..
franklin, dc. 50 Jds stone; c. VI. Walker, do, 70
y!B stone, 20 hlls hme: prop Whaie Ottawa, $500
, corn: Cayugs, 1ockport, 5000 hu oats; Bril-
liant, Morris, $50 bn corn = LIZ, Ottawa, 500 bu
corn, ls4, 800 - starch
CANAL LACKS, CHICAGO, June 1850 p. n
CLAUDE Walker IE., Lemout Light; LADY,
Frapkttn, do, do; G. II. Walker, do, do: C-lunel
MapninR, do, do; Eclipse. do, do; General Nc
Pherson, do, do: Rescue, do, DO; ]. ". McGen-
Mss. do, do: Reliance GO, do; Montcaln. do, do;
". L Steet Joliet do: Ocean Spray, ottawa, do;
Augusta, Biz Run, do; Mttgie, Utica, do; Wave,
Morris 500 n lumber. 20 bris lour-
AEKiyRp-Isabela, Morris, 5,5o0 bu cor1.
, 1870-06-16
The Army Reorganization Hill.

The following is a synopsis Of the bill to re-
organize the a1my, al reported from the Con-
ference Committee on Saturday: The new
lin, ne agreed upon, provides for standing
atmy Of $4,000 from the LIST OF July, 1871. The
second section authorizes the President TO dis
charge from service officers who may apply
therefor before the LIST OF January next, ihe
ctfceIs to receive one years pay and allow
auces. The third section authorizes the PRES
idcEt to place on the retired list, on their own
application, commissioned officers who have
been thirty years in the seryice, they 10 be en-
titled to the came pay and emoluments allow
ed to officers retired from active service. The
fourth section repeals the proviBo in the aix-
tsenth section of the act Of August 8, 1861,
limiting the number Of officers to per
ard allows officers to BIO retired hereafter in
the discretion Of the President, provided that
the whole number on the retired list ehall at
no time exceed SEQ. The first section pro-
vices that the Offices Of General and Ieutcn-
ant General shall continue until q vacancy
occur in either, such vacancy not to be filled;
and thereafterlt repeals the laws On the eub-
iect. The sixth section provides that no ap-
pointment to the grade Of Major General shall
Be made until the number OF Major Generals
is reduced below three, and Axes the number
thereafter at three. The seventh section in tho
zane way d1es the number Of BrlGadier Cen
erals at six The eighth section abolishes the
S%AP~--.
and Hospital Steward. The ninth section pro
viees for Retiring Board. Tho tenth
ssction authorizes the transfer Of officers to
the iist Of hopesnnmera1ies, from whom ap-
u'ntLnents ~ to vacancies ehall be made till the
AZ OK January nett, and such as then remain
W @ tne supernume1ary list shall be mustered
cur o. SERVICE The eleventh SECTION provides
: .hat l[oleseors in the Military Academy with
thl,ts-nSe Sears' eeryice shall hare the ray Of
lolone!s. and over twenty-five and not thirty
five. Lieutenant Colonels. and ali othera FIAT
Of Majors, with 10 per cent additional nav
i for each continuous term Of fiyeyears' aa,r3cs
MOTTO exceed 40 per cent, and il places thaTn
on the same footing as regards ratiron,ant
from active service as officers Of tha aT,v
The twelfth section provides that the par aG,i
allowances Of enlisted men shall remain "a
I now I'LL June 80, 1871, and prohibits tic nsc
| Of enlisted men as servants. Tho thl.teeuth
! section repeals the second section Of the Army
Appropriation bill for 1868. The fourteenth
section provides for the muster out On the 1st
Of January next Of all Military Storekeepe1s
in the QunrtetmnsteT and Ordnance Depart.
ments, with the pay and allowances provided
for other ofhce1e, and abolishes those oficerE
after that datc. The fifteenth section restricts
officers with brevet rank TO the uniform anG
tile belonging to their actual rank. The si1
teentL section authorizes tho President X
drop from the roIs for desertion ofice1a ab
If IT from dutv for tFree month with hont 1eeva
, 1870-06-16
n TnWmRnRa

Dese1fses t,seases without anJ Information from -
pktieut and c1sN without Any aIperuenaa Of the ~ ii
tpezcn1y thus Rzytng yor health md Hto frp1 E7o6
trsku,ept II Kasl kadlsoAzk. ~ t4alra. Consrlfse
fjnI ~ n send twenty 6ve ecut4 xae bts ~GtrIpR
n HEAITH xVD LONG ElrK~
, 1870-06-16

DETROIT, June 15.-PAsSEp UP-PIop Josepa
Hurd; Bchrs Mtnch, Mocktng Bird, George Gooe.
Passed DowS-Prop Northern Lignt; ns1k
Thomas Street; brig Queen OF fne HoEtns
DrrKolT. Jane lI5:s p. m--PAasED DoEN-
Props CITY of London 81 Alhaos, Huron CITY,
oiss Passrp uT-Prop Lowell; schr E. Robinson.
Trtvn. .SnnthTeBt.
, 1870-06-16

SHEEP-There ls nothing Now to mention in
connection with the sheep market There IS no
improvement IN the quality OF the stock marketed,
ami no visible Increase In the demand, the Offer
iEgs consisting chleny Of inferior and common
frges, aud the inquiry 1eing almost wholly cot-
fined tn Ruppytng the wants OF the local trade.
Pr{rna fpfl,njn UHchRnDri{
, 1870-06-16

EASTWARD, june l3-Schrs Grace Whitney, To-
1edo to Ogdensharg, lumber: Bahama, Detroit to
tsHego, corn and wheat; y. F. Greenwood,
to Oswego. wheat; schra Granada, Milwaukee to
osWego, wheat Mediator, Chicago to oswego,
B. F. Wade, Toledo to 0swego. wheat; bark Mary
Merritt, Milwaukee to ST. Cather1ne's, wheat; schr
Antelope. Milwaukee to Kingston, wheat: ". ".
Grant, st. Elgtn to Kingston. wheat; olive Branch,
Cleveland to Hamilton, coal; Mary l. Rankin, De-
troIt to Oswego, wheat bark Bessie B2zWlck,
WallacebuEK TO Clayton timber schls Ads
Medora, Toledo 70 Ogdensburgh, lumber i;
Ben F1enklln. Toledo to Oswego, wheat /;
R,,at E1se1Sh TSleSH %',v,ntse to % o5Tsso
wheat; Louisa, Leaningtoh to Kingston, wheat !;
prop Michigan, Toledo 10 OgdensburKh, general
cargo; schr SophleJ. Lu1 Detroit 10 OgdenahurRh,
lumber: bark Cavalier, Bay City to Kingston, TIM
ber; schr Gold Hunter, Milwaukee, to Port Col
borne, wheat; Anna Aen1y. Chicago to Hamilton,
pig Iron; Melrose, Detrnlt to 0sw. 60, wheat !;
Montere5. Milwaukee to Oswego, wheat; n FIJI
more, Chicago to OsEegp, coFn; bark jas DRUM
monl, Milwaukee to St CathnrlAee wheat: echt
Anglo Saxon, Milwaukee to OsKego.
WESTWARD, June 1a-echr Rockaway, OsWeRO
to Port a1rou, railroad Iron; prop Hrook1yn, Oz-
denshuFHh to Chicago, general cargo: Prairie State
0sWego TO Toledo, general cargo; schs1 Cor8ican,
OsWeEp TO Chicago, coal: jane Ralstnn. OsWegp
to Chicago, railroad iron; Senator Blood, Oswego
to Toledo, railroad irun; harx Architect, Toronto
to Cleveland, Light; Foutaue1le, Charlotte to Mar
4uette, Light; schr Gold Hunter, Port Colboruc to
EIit ltpht
, 1870-06-16
=
COMMERCIAL,

"WEDNESDAY EvES1sa, June Is.
The following table shows the receipts and
shipments OF produce at this point during the
past tHenty-four hours:
, 1870-06-16
MONETARY and COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY

"WEDNESDAY EVENING, juno Is.
From the oficia report Of tho Bureau OF
Statistics, showing the foreign trado Of tho
United States, Tor the nine months ending
March 81, We compile the following table Of the
eight leaoing articles, Which compose ninc-
Of domestic and foreign production, viz:
, 1870-06-16

Skw ToRk, June 1h-No cattle since Monday
and none wanted. The dead meat market Is bad,
the weather being hot Texan beef very low. A
heavy run Of cattle Is expected next Monday.
Sheep barely hold their OVID, but some extra 10
pound lots are bringing INC, with ordinary at
head, but not half sold. Market very SLOW, Cdr
IS MS coarse OElo sheep sold At 41zc; = deck Of
40 ns at 7hc; 70 heniucky lambs, 90 rs, 111sc;
Hogs have gone to l17sc, cut meats doing better.
Arrivals: Thirty nine cars li1e, and market nrn.
New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YoHx, juno 1a--DEy goods dull and uu-
changed,
, 1870-06-16
PACIFIC KAM STEAMSHIP CONPASI &
Through uHs t. Callfar1fa md China

FARES aH4ATLY REDUCED.
Steamers leave Pier No. u North River foot of q, nal
t., Ut II oclcck the 5th 4nd 7at, except hen
hcss days f,li sn sHndzy-thsa ~ TIE Day pfsyiou4
onncctins with COLORADO, Captain Farnsuorth.
Dte heundTed pounds OF naSsAea AnoiEea ftC inch
adult passenger. Medicine Ard attendance frey.
AL deosrttTes touch It Mantaailoi that q tte 5Lh
ports 81 md lit III Cen1a Aoe1itsn poEs aa ihose
Of 1T touch II Mxu11nio, -
Fur JAPAN AND CHINA.
Steamer JAPAN. itAr!ux July l. 1s.n,
Fur freight and pAsssgo reketf md al furthe- Il for
uatiuu appy the otscu wharf, foot 1f Canal
IT, New c1k r. r BAnT Aget}, Of at Ge:.eIat We1t.
err ASeccy, corner LASa1ls md Aadt.on4t Chfcz 80
J. A. TARRACK, A6eni.
, 1870-06-16

cArAL LOCKS, CHICAGO, June e13-1nm.-Cs,zAs-
I'D Planet, Lemons nghs; 8. i. T., do, do; Ad-
vance, do, do: u. Walker, DO, DO; j. l. Alexan-
der, do, do; Geo Judd, do, do; Constitution, do
, 1870-06-16

ARRIVED FROM CHICAGO, juno 14.-Prop May
rower. bark e. Chandler, Lafrienter, D. P Dooo'ne,
schrE G. C, Cooper, 4. Sherwood. Delaware, anu
Reid Case. -.
CLEARED FOR CHICAGO, June 14-Barks J.C. King,
Wen0na, lied, White and Btne, Sweetheart, Oga-
rita; sch1s C.. Hinckley, and II. u. Scott
, 1870-06-16

SPECIAL NOTICES.


This spleudd Hair Dye II the best Ia tho worlds tbs
only true and perfect Dye: harmless, reiahe tnstsn
taaeous; dsappotntnent: Ridiculous int; reasc
thc Hair soft md BEAUTIFUL, blaes or huNn- SD y
iii DIuSxtss md rcHfnEaer4 Aud properly aR9taed II
, 1870-06-16

Or. Andrew Mcfarland, lats Superintendent
OF the ILLINOIS Aaylun for the Inssne, has ad-