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, 1870-06-21
HOsTETTER'S BITTERS.
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Want or VITALITY,

Sometime. there is ack Of vitality in large ana ap
parrnuy well developed frames Hesru1ean -incs aud
musces not always indicative Of staminn and
stuuona1 vigor In their poseessor. Health depends
the condition Of the stomach, the liver and
the bowels than the breadth OF the Ahoarders,
the sxe OF looee lcvtr1 and pucys Of he srstem In
which strength IL supposed 10 reside. All this gzxnd
imal maehne3is Of itsef No protective asanst sck-
and decay Easy And perfect dstsfon. Tegular
healthy sertons, uncant2,nuated blood and regular
schatze OF the waste Of matter Of the body through
inscanes. the Kidneys aud the pores, the moot po
tent safeguards sg1in.t disease the be4t gasaateeA
Of longevity. To Prousots ahese o<es Ns graas sn
gradients Of which the Great TouIc ad Alternative is
composed taken toclT from the vegetable kingdom
and their medicinal virtues not countesbaaoced by
the acid snd poi.ouou. elements which exit,
lestt In al the powerful mineral dFuss Sufferers fru1
indigestion. bllcusness. intermtt mt feFcTr neFrnus
debility constipation, not only find immediate
relief from the uzecf this agreeable etmulsut
ard nvigorant, but becoma eonsc1ots- u time
wear. Of ipereasc OF constitutional elszticity
and vital force Labor aud e1pozrc longer produce
the effect upon them hesrtofos and they feel
- il they had acquired new hold life, new
Of physical and mental energy. This hAs been the
experience Of thousands Of buta exes, and evcy Gay
alds to the mass Of corGnnasory testimony When
estr the ts.npezatzo arA stats OF the atmosphere
e1r:ses depressing influence the minds and bodies
Of rs!fds Roetettcrs Bitters il the ony tonic
which they rely for si! and mt rc.oratihn
, 1870-06-21

HAsniltznk, 1Ss # Il Of Jackson st. ef, A1
faufss +; l. st 81 i t. ii H5:a6eth s., I. az
Third 81, 1sa BIO # y Of Wood 81. i, Elk
1f3 s-lG It: May 3d.. :..:.1-o.:. a..
Third stx 1872 80 # Y OF Wood ST. I, z4A
l2s $40 it; April 20. q;
May St, 25k n n OF Fourtl 81, c l. S11.o1t
yenae,1 M ~ Il. Iss It a oi CiJbonrne ~, ci, Is
I110 II, with house: June @::......-....-
NORTH OF CIT LIMITS, =.
Commercial st, cot Of CosgIpye az, " I,
42HxIG5 It; June 1-............-.
sot1u Of CITY 1IAz1R i.
Woodlawu av, n It n Of Fsfty-hrst st, 9 I,
co 2-10xsD it: June i4.;;.
OakJrpod ar, ITO # of fincennes az, T.:
4ox15o II, With other rr9perty; june H..
Eripn ar, # corner OF Forty ninth III, I.
sD011e5. March g. es......-..-.-.......
F5fty.1lf1h s., 90 Il OF K11nhark av, i. una
u Of s0x150 II: Dec I, 1862.
FIffy-afth ST, 50 It e Of Nmbark ar, s i. und
y Of 40u5o It; Dec. I, 1869.
1Ifiy-hfth 81, 100 II G Of Elmhark az, /. u11d
Y Of 36x15o II; Dec. !, 1862.
Bowen ST, 120 It G Of kimiark n, 1, und z
OF s0115D It: Dec. 1861. ,.,..
Bowen ST, 40 # e Of ktmbark ~, n 1, und K
al 101156 It; Dec. =, 1850
Bowen 81, 50 It Of Kimbars ayju /. uuiI x
OF lGI150 It; Dec. I, 1863
, 1870-06-21
The following were tho receipts and ship
ueuts during the week ending June IS:

The following grain hss been received up to
10 o'clock this morning sos cars and 800 hu
wheat; S42 cars and SO, 700 bu corn; 40 cars
oats; 1s CATS re; s cars barley. Total,
(708 cars), 3t2, 600 bu barley ..
Withdrawn on Saturday for city consump-
ton; 1882 bu wheat; 4, 10 hu corn !, ,193 bu
cats; 1866 bu rye; 5000 bu harley. With
drawn for city consumption during last m r week:
81, 463 bu wheat; 81, 2Go By corn; 22,6A pu
oats; 2,961 bu Eyo; and 800 bn bailey
There was t1u attendance on Change %,
day, and rather acuFo set OF mafkets al
round, except in provisions. Pr1ces were
lower a, breadstufs, but the shippers seemed
more disposed to take hold at THO decline; An
closed dull, in sympathy with Nov iork ad-
vices. ...
QighEines wera active and steady at Satur-
das' 4 prices. Sales we're: 565 brls at sl.01;
G0D brls bound, at 91.02; ], ,001 b1ls buyer
The month at s1.04; 500 br1s buyer to July 81
at 81 .0715, and 500 brls on private terms.
Lake ifeights wc1o quiet 1T Saturdays rates,
though opening with : fsir inquiry, and vessel
owuers ASKING 17c advance. A total OF sir
Charter wus reportedat &c for wlest; 4115c for
corn; and 3aic fer oats by sail to Buffalo.
Wheat and corn to Oswcgo or kingston arc
quoted at 8si fa9c, and 81 I@slSc. Through rates
r. New YorE are easier. at 20 and 19c, for wheat
md cnrn
Provisions were quiet md unchanged. Thore
ia yery little ;nuuify either hero or at any Of
The other chief points Of supply. Cincinnati
, 1870-06-21
VEaHcis Passed Wcllartd Canal.

The following vessels passed the locks at Port
CnlboIne on Thursday:
i,ou ore: Bchr J. Scott, St catnarsnes to Buffalo.
Light; prop Nashua, OgiensbuTgh to Chicago,
general cargo; hchr Russell Dart, 0aTeGo to 5a1-
,iushy, SALT: schr j. G. McGra1h, st. CAthasines 70
Cleveland, light; sch7 Victor, Hamilton to Bqna-
T. Pig ,zSa gcE nay qusen nss Tor9nte a9,on 70 po r.
Wa1laceburg, light; prop 81 Lawrence, Toronto to
Port STANLEY, light; prop Wm. coTle, 0sweRo 10
Detroit, water lime; scnF L H. CTocSe5, ogdena-
butgh TO Saginaw, light; schr Jujta Willard, Os-
TeGo to Dttroit, coal; schf West Side. o5wego 10
Chicago, Cca1. .-,-u., 80.
DoWN-Bark london, Bay City to Kingston, TIM
her; propeller Granite State. Toledo 10 Odgens-
turHh, general cargo; propeller St Adams, Chica-
70 to 0gdenshuIRh+ general Cargo: propeller PIal-
sIe State, Toledo to OgdensbuIgh. general cargo;
general cargo: propeller city of London, Port
STANLEY to Montreal, general cargo.
WMp-southwest md light
The following passed the COCKS 81 fofs eoaoorne,
Ur-schooner King Sisters, kingston to Mil
yauSee, pg rpn; brig pterless, Hamilton 70
Cleveland, light; bark Thermutss, Liverpool to
Cleveland general cargo: schooner q $. Strong,
Darlington to Port RJeIse, Light; propeller
gy Fl T91sao 6saesr Ie GhesS
tie,asbureh to Toledo. Renera1 cargo; schr Frank
Crawford, O8densburYh to sanuusEy, light; Bchr
Dauntless, Kingston to Cleveland, railroad Iron
schr Theresa, Hamilton 70 Erie, Light: Rchr Den
%sf @ bs1B1 e By G os Ha. @ sfer Pride
DowE-scnr Fulton. Bay City to Osienshurgh,
lumber; prop Acadia, milwaukee to Montreal, gen.
efaI cargo; prop Mary WRIt, Chatham TO Non
ueal, general carRo; prop Georgian, Port Stanley
70 Montreal, general cargo; brig Cas1alia, Wenona
to Oswegu, hoops; schr ]. s. Clark, DunnE1lle ta
Kingston, lumber.
WfSp-SOutbwest
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\ ingenious, industrious, cheap Chi ,ese worker,
tn4t can be brougnt 10 this stuntry. II se do
sure hundred thouB nd 4 yezr, We c. n 60
tnem; II we would Ike to have million .
yea1r there will be n, diih:nlty about securing
lnena- The myf12ds OF China are aWstenad or
ene Subject Of emigration to America, sud
Moaia oe N Easy thing for that pop1lous en- II
pure 20 s6nd uH human dstuEe Htthlu tht
next ten years. Ali that IS needed is ships,
And for 70 profitable a commerce a. that .ol
emlgrant carrying, England will very quickly
rnt on the Pacific Ocean al the Bhipa-splen-
did iron steam propelers-that my be neces-
say.
Euigrants can now be brought here from
China az quickly as smigeauts could be
brought from Europe twenty years ago in the
sailingtressela 0! that day. It is but a week
from New York by rail to San Francisco, and
it IL less than month from California BY
steamship to China. There is no difficulty,
therefore, about the Chinese emigration, as
regards time or circumstance.
IL it any wonder, then, TINT the apprehon-
eionH Of the working classes hareabonts have
been aroused by the first arrival OF Chinese
skilled indcntured lAhorerS in this section 2
The Chinese question has suddenly appeared
as mstter OF practical concern, and they will,
undoubtedly, make themselves heard and felt
in regard to it erelong.
The question will assnred1y assume tho form
OF political Issue; and there cannot be the
slightest doubt AZ to which side Of it tho
D. mocratic party will take. The Democracy
uf California have taken auti-Chinese ground
for years past, and their feeling as well as
n:eir platforms have been nnti-Chinese. No
interest has been taken in tho question here,
But now that it is likely to Asse
practical relations to actual in.
tetests, tho Democracy will bo quick to adopt
forcib1e policy regarding it. That they
, 1870-06-21
THE EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE
The DlsttnR1li4hed Representatives.
Work 10 be Doue-TopIcs OF fpisc.ts-
sfon-An Excursion to Pittsburgh,
ETC.

1ne DAatanAulshcd Representatives.
W0Fk 70 be Done-TopIcs OF Discus
sfon-An Excursion to Pittsburgh,
ETC.
Ffun The Pittsburgh Commercial
Among the distinguished men of Europe
whose presence is expected at tile September
meeting IN New York, We find the names o.
Professor Thoheck, Of Halle; Rev. j. a. Dor
ner, D. D., Of Berlin: Rev. Edmund de Pres
Professor Pronier, OF the University Of Ge-
neya; Professor Van Ooatersee, the great
Dutch commentator; Professor Naville, OF
Geneva; Professor Pneilderer, Of Nurtem-
burg; K1ummacher, the distinguished Ger
man scholar; Rev. Antonio Corrasco, Of Ma
did; Professor Christ1ieb. Of Bonn: Rev. Dr.:
Grundeman, OF Gotha; Count Bernstorf, Of
Eerlin, and DR.. Wichern. OF the Derlin Uni
versitr; Count Ascenor do Gasparia, OF Gone
va, and many others OF Like eninence in the
oloer and Christian 1iturature.
The delegation from Great Britain will con-
lsymeu, both from the Established and Freo
Churches. Among those expected ara Dean
Afford, the distinguished commentator, and
the Earl Of Sha1tesbury. The expenses OF tho
Eng]ish delegation will be met ty tbs Engish
lrznch Of the Alilance. The expenses Of the
by tho American branch, and for this purpose
some S25,000 or $4,000 Fill be required
Ihe proposition IN regard to expenses orig1na-
ted with the American branch. and accompa-
MED their invitations chiefly for the reason
that so many Of the distinguished scholars
whose presence Was desired, being engaged as
professors, teachers OF students, bAv6 but lit
tie wealth and no constituency which could
send them at much cost. Il is expected that
during tho conference, beEides the general
meetings, three or more sectiona viii hold
meetings simultaneously for the consideration
Of special topics, using as many different lam
Euages, The following is the b.sis Of arrcr-
, 1870-06-21


NEW YuKE, June 20.-0n Walt street the chief
topics Of conversation we're the railroad wur ami
the speculation In Lake shofc The Vanderbilt
Portion Of The LAKE shore party sold out ther long
stock some time ago at Ss@ 9s% Much cfedence Is
given to q report that the differences between the
trunk lines are sett1ct and prices were to be Al-
vuncesl to their old standard fs45G01 ID currency
and se1s oo IN gold Is to be pail out July l, as In
tercst On New York State bonds
Money easy st aa5 per cent
Sterling full at 109 9tt210oA. ..-.
Cold dull; opened at 1la.a4 and closed at 112z6
11a7.. Carrying rates per cent to flat. Clear
anees, T., 600 yUtG.
cours, SIS. .11sL@f1stS Cours, new .I13ss41t3.i
Coups, f6ss, .1laht@112'< Couns, 6Is. ..1ts7<Ga114
Coups, 'S5s, .111XSl11E
State bonds acttye in Tennessees- Others quiet
snd nrm: ...
MisgSuris: ...-.ss New Teanessees.
suck market iowcr, especially on Central and
Lake Shore The EeAkneEs t8 due to EunoEX In
the Long Room It WIS at one time reported that
su.ts had been commenced against the New York
Central for charging more than &c per mife.-Then
came a report that Lake Shore was 70 be en1oincd
hy the Erie from running the Central cars, and
finally that there Was reduction IN canal tolls
, 1870-06-21
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

MONDAY EVENING; 5ane ":
1r ~ haa ~ q anT tnn ts.a IL
a!l cases soia snucet 70 tae 1sali cua1Ges Oh stot-
aRe nnlesa otncf"lse Expressed.
article to-day, Inc inquiry being almost wholly
e, ana ~ ewing e ths is9t a5fraa Il foss; M
manitsst deposition to nrge @ sales At any con;
cesHlon from the quoted prices Tne offerings Of
ea cnes suttsr TT Il and es
chy!ss dairy. slssse; talI g good tub aud aFkin,
17@ rs: y1 csmmTn rn Grades, @ ia@1sc , n.,,as
were steady as previously quoted The stocks are
ncxch quotations: Stark ssH@s4c: Ludlow, 4ac;
Lewiston. A, 4eHc; American, soc: asnosseag,
&C; Union 4, CSC; gufntes, 2K-hu, sc; gunnies
a.l.u. CSC; butlaps, 4-1u' 1'N@ishc: WOOL sacks.
CT, ,,,,, r,x, ,,.r+,p,.,e ~. ,. -oa..,o,
we're dew 1orcd In shls market today:
e5tees were without tie I sl5shtest al,eras!on: !:
supet1ne do, D brL tAopaL4a; marble
dust, y bsl- 33.5N9a IS; time, Ill buik 2 br 500;
litnc. In urls, 7 bFl, s1.25; cement, Cilr.s Etca,
r hi, .AS; cement, fsosehalc, = fr1, s.. .03
!, -; Akr0n, Z brs f2tpa225: Louisville cement,
f21s9223: rlastertng halr. q bu, 45iaspc; white
sAtnt. e n[t1 eI-"H9asoS LIT uIiChs. q V", S9uu"
f20oaSaa.
BRAN--sales Of 10 tons Ut $l3. 90 On track
ESNAA-Sales Of 70 LIS at 33c.
no means hrtsk, exhibits more HE than ss usually
does ut this season OF the year. and thus lar LAS
tSsn sufficiently acttre to rresent any considers
h,e accnInuntlon 1 o. sloexa Ine LOW prices prev.
a[ent IN the East. however. anu tue prospect ot 2
Gnieter ttaie hy ana hy tnauce sataer easy fesl
in2; anu sales arc cnient at inslne h9ntes1 we
make no change IN our quotatlsns, as follows;
se wrsfer ieae aer Kese1yr ,tfssae '''nos factory M
1ena' nn i9r S an.hEase is. s9a! consin H.
ues 70 increase ami at tne iate ieaoctlon, 5ne
InaIsst y stfong. bit1thlaoas varieties
1"ma,n l',tl, nu.St III, anu ste1iy ,,,. ~ PIT ~;
nlousis s 9nosea; me 1Gpsat oMf hst, ~ ~
n"a: L@hiah, iainp, Stl.M: Ie94a. osepateH, y y,
s1aesksioN; LecEaNann3, eso; bloSshqtR f;go Ey;9s
{" ~: Ene anu nnar ~. sspp; Malnut Nv, nn,
;c,s nngsas' e sd w s''''' 1oasosnens' e7o"'
lhlmota. p: S1'Ws aW
vas 'ae !os Monuoy anq ano NO.
ta,.nils "elf s.ea0s anu 1Hcnaegn ~ h!ss ~
,olio"inp as tne Pt.ces GalIen5s MOCHA, 5.s2ss' s
Ha; ", H. =; ao, tr ruas' " NY ny
a9fl9Ac. coMtnoh ltos ~ g tAl ~ guou'
slAIx!ac; ~ prime ~ enofe' SS~tc' LsssuA'ra'
re mr., ,,,,,,, ,,.. ,,..4 h,,, ,,,5o..
- ,.- - stn Ia't w. lss,a wv ruG r;taI
we're intm ~ io,lo"s: sa1lne. is4e: tailo"
tatlne', scnntaael hst3f, lsHsabScs
fts;1e % .Gs ,s, ,oot tnon,,v
aE-uealsE .i,tsl aeRo.S IR"t 'nquHsr
~. 5E.i nficEa HeIs allnost sl1 net!llhAl'
, 1870-06-21
Lake Eupertar IutellfUeNCe.

By the courtesy OF the CIerk OF the propees - a.
lautlc, which arrived yesterday MotF ~ * tbf
uc.ock, We received the following acH YsTc a. al
8. n, and Marquette ut %. san P1n,ctters
iao3tng !essels we're e Mn5aas'Dis 1ax Day,1 Nors
Meteor ana Uniou, ooqnd np; Hane, % Wyantiotte
ssa1one1s @adas1s ea Wu1laos Aisdlsssa
o. .es ssa %a1 nj aad aai Z Sue. Gs7e
Ivy, Huu - thc iocks bound doWu- The Atlantic was
deta,ned several hours both on lafe Superior ana
fsre Huron by the fog, Her cargo WAB @8 tons
rrfined copper, 40 tons pig iron, Is tcn8 nts2el
nneots freight for Buffalo, 800 half-baHels nsh,
ssng ffeah n1h, and 10 tons miscellaneous freight
for Detu1t-Uktren Tribune, jung 1a.
, 1870-06-21
The Chinese shocmakers.
.... az NnAA1cSG S4RGGAAkEEHs
"" 1"s S110e ~ eorre*tuuieace o} TIC Ctncin-
N0H C0mmercidL

WHAT CAN EE DONE ABOUT #,
4 great deal Of alarm laa been created hcra.
abouts among the working classes, by the A.
1ival in one Of the i, ,manstaeturing towns Of
Chinese Ehoen1ake1s,- somewhat less than =
hundred IN number. To the mechanics '.t, aud
1aborers Of the Eastern cities the incident
seems ike the shadow Of impending rnin. Il
the Chinese are to be brought here IN 1i1nitless
numbers to engage in manufacturing
and industrial pursuits,. what chance. viii
there be for the higher-priced labor
Of white men? II the Chinese begin to
make fhoes for the American market, nobody
else can compete with them in the worA, y
that's certain. II they turn their attention tn
tailoring, they will out-aistance al competi-
tors, beyond doubt. II they fall to making
tinxaIe, OF furniture, II they 60 TO working
in factories and fonndries,-if, in sho1tt, they
tako bold Of any branch Of industry whatever
the white toilera might as well give up al
thoughts Of contest o. rivalry with them.
They can work for less than half the current
wpges, because they can live At less than quar-
ter tie expense OF white American men.
There Il no Limit to the numeer Of p:tiors
, 1870-06-21
BUSINESS CARDS,

TRINIDAD ASPHALT.
Dealers in Naval Storea Concrete Wood Pavets. Ga1
Works, Rooc1s, Contractors, supplied by cargo from
Trnicad. At any port T. j.. OF in s'usler lots In
e.. q cos Is. Ard sasi tar
ally sdapted wheEe tcsted; TRIEIpAD B1TUME.
CO, Fl NAssAu-st, =. Y. p. O. Boz Rd q. WAR
EIfL0 &e REalth kTeEk II, &thIeAEe
, 1870-06-21

Toial-.....:... 800 600 ~ ,GM 2,93 ,235 ,O45
Week June 1ioe 5ao,sse 4ss,2ol III ,sos
Week May ..:ssss 2e5: Sss,'ss s5i,ass s7o,lss
We clip the following from the San Fran
cisco Market Repieso Of tho 10th instant:
STATE. The quality 81 the wheat Is uniformly
go9a-nueh better taan ast 1sar A. for the
opinion that We viii haivtst as much grain a. last
season, wl,.le oais wi return fai avsrage The
hAy crop has been mostly secured IL good cohdl-
ton, willie tlst Of Indian corn Is reEy promising
hss msny Gssh s msrXese o5 oTer M0G s sa
The Atla nlc y sea ana ra!i, and til, nearly
sqnal proportions Tle price pad for 4ar-
ket rates so TINT cur woolgroweFs really obtained
,he lions share. Some shippers, as We KNOW,
in request for Shipment East. The competition
between local tanne1s anu shippers is healthful,
keeping Iates quite steady. Leather also moves
falling far short OF local requirements
" Our init trade with the East does not present
have entire coniro Of iii the fast freight, and shi
pers OF 1r1ut are unable to max. terms with the
l<iroal companies, which govern only the slow
whether Eastern consumers viii eujuy the luxury
Of California fruit this year."
LATER,
Or tho afternoon board, wheat was mode
rately active and firm, opening at s1.174@
1.17M seller July, advancing to e1.19s{, and
closing steady at 51.19111. The reason for the
advance was not apparent, as several orders
we're On the market 10 sell short.
Cor. was very quiet but firm, opening as
S3k@S3;1c seller July, and closing at SIC. No
inquiry for grain vessels or provlBlona
, 1870-06-21


Michael Moriarsy, the chief OF the Bridgeport
gang OF depredatoIs, who support themselves By
lolbe aud COW stealing, Vas Sentenced to term
winIer. but owing to Gubernatortal cIe,nency Is
sgain atnnerty }or was uatn Sun tay), and follow
Ing the bent Of bis incnatons Is aFa1n IN trouble
On Sunday he went to the Bremer picnic, and
Conducted hltuseH In such d manner Gs TO attract
the attention Of an o1lcer, RHO sought to arrest
ax h ss w9ea oo wss
before Justice HapyDn and fined sf0A He hhs
gone 10 The Brideweu-
William RalnIori, John Burke. and Peter
Purcell, charged with making the assault upon
Samuel Mcdonald AID Joseph Ashman. near the
corner of Wells and Monroe streets, on Sunday
morning, az recorded In TIE TRBCSE, we're bound
orer for further examination Neither Of the VIC
tins VIA able To appear, and NcDonzdS injuries
are Of such serious character that Ills recovery
is dons,sfu1 No ball Vas accepted for the ac-
@Mollle standisn WEI fined s. fot keeping
diso-derly house. Fifteen inmates were fined e15
John Rodgers, for resisting m o1cer, WAS
1ned So.
Gep,ee Kern, being plous soul, attended diyne
service at the Wes7 Side Unitarian Church, on
SUNDAY evening, and gave an attentive ear to the
sermon. having for its text: = PEACE on earth and
rood win unto men, By-and-bJ the contribution
Lox vas passed around. and. In course OF time. 1t
was thrust under Georges nose, whose mind Eas
lille need to such things matena4 pertalned 70
fIlthT luc1e Accordingly when the box was thns
th5us 9ndsE % ms liz se u te ne
Vicinity Of the unsusp5:Hng se1tons LEFT optic,
created terrible oo1nouon In the church. He
was takcn out Of the edi1cc In short order By IN
Josenh iduller enreIed Il saloon on Blue Island
avenue On Sunday evening, and called for q glass
OF beer. On being requested TO paF, he coolly re-
marked ..t2Ee that" ana forthwith landed
piulnper on the salool-keepers eye 1ells Of
murder follower! and Josc2h, now NOUNS the loss
NFranE Wiesle threw boy into a ditch, and to
asd insult to Injury, covered MIN with very dis
arrte1tIe moisture. Be was fined "a.
N0KIB SIDE COCKT.
John Henderson, entered The store Of Charles
Gr.u;ul No, 10 North Clark street, on Saturday
night md at an oppoTtunc moment robbed the I'll
81 Ia. "a, Three Officers started In pursuit, and
after run Of half mile Henderson Was capturets
INT not without severe struggle. Yesterday
morning be was held for Htal In taL Of 1,o00.
, 1870-06-21

ARRIVED FROM CHICAGO, JESR l6,-Props Poto
mac, A. l. Craig, Bradbury.
CLEARED FOR CHICAGO, JUNE 1G.-Prurs A. I.
Young. Maytower. Touawanda; schrs Russian
mud Columbia
ARRIVED, JUEg 17-Schr l. Dali.
CLEARED, JUNE 17.-PTops D. Richmond, Badger
State; barks N. ). Perew, Il. s Fairchiid; schr
f{ntnEsu
, 1870-06-21
Au*A1-- '--+-'"".s''..--' s"+*<47ps-0VsS17Aos
Dickens.
Mr.. Dickens closed his last reading in New


York with these words:
"IADIEs AND GEsTLEMEs: Tho shadow Of
one word has 1mpended over me al this eyen-
ing, and the time has come ut last when the
shadow must fail. It is but very short one,
but the weight of such things is not measured
by their length; and two much shorter words
express the whole realm Of our human exiet-
ence. When I was reading David Copper
field here Last Thursday night, felt thst
there WIS moro than usual Significance for me
IN Mr Peggoty's declaration: My future life
Lies over the sea-' Aud when closed this
book inst now, felt keen]y that was shortly
to establish such an niibi as would have
satisfied even in the elder Mr.. Weller himself.
The relations which have been set up between
us and this place-relntions sanctioned, on ms
side at least By the most earnest devotion Of
myself to my .tnsk-s11stained BY yourselves,
on your side at 1east, BY the 1eadiest sympathy
and kindliest acknowledgment. mnst now be
broken forever But I entreas you to believe
that IN passing from my sight, sou will moi
pass from my memory. 1 shall often, often
recall you as I see you nov, equally By ny
winter fire and tho green English summer
weather. never shall recall you as mere
public audience, but rather as a host Of per
sonal friends, and ever with the greatest graf
itude, tenderness, aud consideration.
.s ladies and gentlemen, l beg to bid got
farewell, and I pray God to bless you, and Go;
bless the land in which have met you"
, 1870-06-21
OCEAN STEAMER,
PAeiFIC NAIL SfEAMSHIF COMPANY (
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