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9oc9s1 rs = box Strawberries, 75asoc drawer /;
Cranberries, sl6al6 so q Dbl.
PM FRYIrs-Assorted, 23-b cans, . dos. 90 /;
- sssorI $780, gaon cans, 20; Peacnes. cans
tleberries, 81 rs.
DRIED FRUns-Apples. sliced, ea7e o n; do
quaftered. 5@6c; pears. peeled, Ease; do, ia
Ease; do peelsd 19a2oc; Prnes, German and
fornia, 5@6c y n.
TABLE FsuIrs. Assorted, 2i-n cans. dos, g IS /;
Peaches, q So Bartlett Pears y IS Plums, 81 IS ;
Blackberries, So Gooseberries s. rs; Strawberries
50 Is; Apricots, s2 IS; Muscat Grapes, 81 rs; Red
Currants IS 25; Cherries. g 25
VBGsrABLEs-Sweet Potatoes, Reds 1@1tc q b |;
CaI olinas, sl@l Is o cwt; Wax and String Beans,
1t@2c; Shell Beans, cranberry, 1850; Limas
5@6c b; Tomatoes, S0@40c D oox; Summer
Squash, la2c g n; Potatoes, 81 1oasl 25 V
ewt; Onions, 65@S0c . cwt; Caulifower, 70
@9oc; Cabbage. 81 . cwt; Carrots, 6oc@75c o
cwt; Tunips, 9oc9s1 100; bunch vegetables l2sc o
do.; Parsnips, itc; Beets; lc; Celery. 75c o
. n !; Artichokes, 25@Soc 9 dozen Cucumbers, 4@
&c o doz; Green Peppers. 4a5c o Ii Egg Plants,
4@5c; Watermelons, 75c@S1 o doz; Cantaloupes,
6og75oS dozen; Green okra, s9lOc o n.
BRsADsrUFFs-Flour, IS 25 y Dbl; Oatmeal, IS
y 100 Bs Cornmeal. yellow, 81 25@2 3s white,
81 so: Cracked Wheat, 81 75@3
PouIrRY-Liyc Turkeys, l39l4c q h (; full grown
dog; BroiIers, s2as; tame Ducks, IS Soar !;
Geese, 81 60@2 . pair !; Eggs, 4o@42lc D dozen
GAME-Quail, 81 25d1 DO y dozen Mallard Ducks,
sS@4; Sprigs, 81 75@2; Teal 81 50a1 75 Hare,
81 1892 Rabbits, Sl@1 SO; Doves, 5c@75c q doz ;
Venson, 109l2c y h.
DALEY PsoDUcTs-Butter. choice, 40@45c y n F.;
mixed lots, in rolls S0a36c . ID Cheese, CaIfor.
mia, from 12iG15c; Western, fats, 10ja15c Mar
tins Cream, 10000.
MxArs-Beet, &c; Mutton, &c . h Lamb, 7@sc ;
Pork, 10G11c; VEAL small calves, 9@l0c; large, Sc.
HAY, GRAIN AND FEKD-Ost nag, y ton, xl59i7 /;
alfalfa. $40 to s12 ton bran, o ton. s1S; mid
dng5 S28 per ton barley, whole, 81 40 ground
cwt.. 81; corn, 50 8 cwt.
MisosILAsKous-See Alfalfa, 1e@12ic; limo.
thy, Eastern, 10dl1c Q n; Oregon, sGsl0c
Red Clover, 14@l5c; Red Top. 12s@1<c; Nuts
English Walnuts, 10@11c; California Wslnuts,
12@l3c; Almonds, 14a15c; Peanuts, Eastern, l19
12c; California, e@7c; Talow, 74@sc; Hides, salt,
9@l0c; dry, zoe; Hops-60@679c.
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COMMERCIAL.
San Francisco Produce Market.

SAN FRANCISCO, October e7th-1 PM
fLouR-Millers report fair export ORDERS Best
Wy Extra 70 oIt@o 80; Supertine, a SOFA rs; In.
terror Extra, "a 1895 25; Interior Suoertine a rs
a. . Dbl. " -
WHEAr-A very Guie. feeling prevails Exyorters
are moving slowly, and business drags considerably
AT the same time there is NJ. special weak ening
OF values. Holders firm in asking 81 IS for
good shipping parcels and anything that
near to No. grade can probably be placed at about
this figure We hear OF light transactions Of choice
low i 'e' ,
At the Grain Exchange this afternoon there was
some lively bidding, in which many prominent CD.
orators participated Fortunately the selling intel
est was well presented, and toleraby good bust
ness resulted. Sales included loo tons No. 1. Jan.
uary, 81 693; 100 do No. 2, November, 81 81 loo
ao, Old contract 81 81 600 do December, 81 62a
200 do, February, 81 63i % etl
quotations OF No. grades Wheat at leading cen,
tiers to-day are telegraphed as follows:
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Boston Wool Market.

BOSTON, October Nth
Wool,-The market is more active than last week,
with a better and irmer to1e. Fine Ohio and Penn
sylysnia fseces are in demand with sales at 41d42c
for Y, 43d431c for XX. and 4l9444c for choice XX
and above Michigan y feeces are in moderate de-
mand at 3adS9kc for good average Y, but still
held principally at 40c. Wisconsin eeces range from
3sIc 10 4oc for X with moderate sales. No and
medium Wisconsin, Michigan and Ohio feeces sold
at 42d46c, and were in fair demand. Combing and
delaine selections quiet but firm at i5d464c for
fine delaine and 47674Se for fine No. ! combing
Upwashed eeces are in demand, with large sales Of
Texas Territory and Western primes range from
25c to 35lc for fine and medium, and ISAAC for low
and coerse California Wool is quiet at 20@32c for
sprinp. as to quality. Pulled Woods are in demand
at i5a49c for choice supers 25a42e for common and
good Foreign Wool is quiet, with sales of Is, 600
bounds OF Cape, 81, 600 of Montevideo, and 100000
of Mediterranean carpet.
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lost both masts and the smoke-stack. The
Mari lost portion of her rigging. The
damage will amount to s., 500 to 81. 600. The
Mari was ct anchor, ready for sea.
The Chinese Case at Porsland-A Fatal
Fall
PORTLAND, O:ober 27th.-In the case of
Geo. Moucon aud All Kee, arrested for vio-
lating TIE Chinese restriction bill. Judge
Deadly tbismorning discharged the prisoners,
because, first, they were siDply on board g
vessel touching at this port while on a voyage
to foreign ons; eecond, they were here only
as members of crew arriving from foreign
port. :,
Qusrterm aster Spencer, of the Q1een OF
the Pacific, fell from the hurricane deck to
the hald of the vessel this afternoon, and
fractured his skull. He died an hour later
from his injuries.
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the eventual mixture of the allied varie-
ties of the Aryan race forming the popu-
lation will produce . more powerful type
OF man than has hitherto existed, and a
type of man more plastic, more adaptable,
and more capable Of undergoing the modi.
6cations needful for complete social life.
l think that whatever difficulties they
may have 20 surmount, and whatever
tFibula.ions they may have to pass through,
the Americans may reasonably look for
ward to time when they will have pro-
duced a civilization grander than the world
haa knnun
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new MEXICO.
skun Fractured by Loaded Cane.

skull Fractured by 6 Loaded Cane.
ALBUQUERQUE, October 27th.-Iu trivial
quarrel about a hat, Tom Lynch, gambler,
struck g. s. Ferris over the head with q
loaded cane, fracturing his skull. Ferris is
now in dying condition. Lynch was cap
tured by the officers after hot chase.
He was formerly member of the notorious
gang Of Caulley, the Rustler, which had its
headquarters at Lesdville. The leader Of
the gapg was caught and hanged. but Lynch
escaped and came to New Mexico. If Fer.
ris dies, Lynch will be hanged before morn
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BARLEY-Business was more lively this morning
than it has been for nearly W. elk, and il looks xers
much az II another period Of activity were close at
hand The tendency of the market, however, is not
strong. Last Saturday all offers TO sell No. Feed
IN November at II 34a were promptly accepted, but
this morning it easy task at first to find bnv
ers at 81 81, though the market eventually closed
trifie steadier. Dealers were not generally pre-
pared for this tumble, and there is considerable spec
llation as to possible fluctuations next month
Sales at the Produce Exchange embraced 200 tons
No. Feed, October, at the seawall, 81 81 800 do
November, 81 Sli; 200 do, g 3ll U ctl Brewing
moves along quietly at about 81 35@I 375 q ctl for
No. grade, with occasional transfers at slight ad.
vance for small fancy lot. From 81 35@Sl so o
ctl IS about the range for Chevalier according to
quality Clnsnr bids folIn
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suicide Rather than Drink.

PORTLAND. October 9th. A Salem
special ssys: N. HaeR. formerly o shoe.
maker, lstterly keeper of a grocery and
saloon, committed suicide tonight at the
supper-table. in the presence of his wife and
children. He had been driNking freely up to a
week ago. when he joined the Good Tenn
plars. The appetite did not leave him, and
he crayed brandy but he said several times
that he would rather die than touch drop.
No doubt that unsatis6ed appetite dethroned
his reason.
Brakeman sheckingfy Mansled-China-
man kilied-Arrested for Robbery
Man Drewncd-serious Collision.
PORTLAND, October 27th.-Peter Labor, a
brakeman on the N. p. was run over last
night at Trout creek, Montana, and badly
crushed. His left leg was amputatsd above
the knee snd the lett arm above the elbow.
He may recover.
Yesterday two Cinnamon were thrown
from gravel train near Trout creek. One
was killed.
William Pitcher, of st. Johns. Eve miles
below Portland, Was arrested to-day for rob-
bing the trunk Of Fritz Bolisky, neighbor.
ing dairymsn. Of 81, 600.
John Roycroft, q married man, aged 40.
was drowned last night in the Columbia near
Rainier. while attempting to cross the river
In boat.
The tug Candy collided near Astoria with
the American ship j. w. Mari to-day, and
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Eastern and Foreign Markets.

NKw YORK, October 9th
BBsApsTuYYs - Flour Is steady and Wheat is
steady latter at 81 o4G1 90 . bushel.
WooI,-Californs is more active at 12a1sc for
fall bury and 16a2oc for clean fall; spring bury
Hnss-Caliiornia are strong at 24aa44c
CHICAGO, October 9th.
wHxAT-94c for November.
Coas-67c for November.
PoRK-sI9 So for November.
LsRD-Sl1 As for November.
BAoos-s1l for November for ribs and as for
short ribs
LIVERPOOL, October 9th
wHEAr-Calfornia spot lots are dull at 9s to
Ga 3D.. Cargo lots, AS Cd for Just shipped AIS 81
for nearly due and AS TO AS Cd for off coast.
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A BANDITS JUBILEE HINDERED.-Yav
Aga, the eminent Albanian brigand chief,
is just now much-to.be pitied man. He
commenced business early in the year 1858,
ever since which time he has been actively
aud profitably engaged in the pursuit Of
his avocations, extending his connections
steadily until all the handitti of the pro.
vince came to be in his employ and under
his supreme command. Having amused
handsome fortuna, his sole remaining am.
bition was to complete the twenty fifth
year of his public career in harness, so to
speak, and then, after celebrating his
jubilee festivity, to retire into private life,
carrying with him the respect and esteem
of his surviving clients. Now, but for the
inconsiderately precipitate action of the
Turkish authorities at Janina, the worthy
Aga's wholesome ambition would doubtless
have been realized very few months
hence. Unhappily for his hopes, a mill.
tary expedition was sent out against him
the other dsy, which succeeded, after a
severe engagement with Yaver's principal
band, in capturing him as well as the man.
ayers and cashiers of his several branch
establishments, who were in attendance
upon him with their annual reports Of
profit and losses at the time when his re-
treat was surrounded and stormed by the
Ottoman soldiery. As Yaver Aga has
been forwarded to STEAMBOAT in chains,
there to be dealt with according to the
rights of the law, it may be considered
improbable that he will celebrate his
jubilee as free and independent bandit
next spring. Let those who will drop a
tear over the frustrated aspirations of one
whose predatory perseverance has been SO
ill-rewarded by DISQUALIFICATION Tele.
graph.
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ATTAMTEONs
FOURTH WARD REPUBLICANS

VoU ARE REQUESTED To MEET AT TUR-
4 ner Hall Gymnasium THIS Saturday EVEN
IN October 25lh, Gas o'clock sharp, To partici
pate in the Grand Torchlight Procession. A full
and Streets where the Procession viii form. Every
Republican is expected TO attend.
J. J. BUCKLEY, Chairman.
CHAS. COOLEY,
Commander Of Fourth Ward Div sion.
JAMES B. DEvIEE, Il. C. CHIPMAS, Secretaries
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ECCA BEER EXCHANGE,
All St, Bet. Fourth and Fifth.

YsyHE UNDERSIGNED TAKE PLEAS sz@s
q ure in informing their friends and lsEsEaj
the public that they viii open the above k42SsI
named Saloon TO-DAY, and will keep the cele-
brated B0CA, the only real Lager Beer brewed on
the Pacific Coast equal to the Eastern beer, on
draught, ice cold, at cents per glass. Our Lunch
Bar will contain the finest OF the season. Hoping
that our friends will patron:ze us, we are respect.
fully Io2S. It'll CLAISS Il WEHTHEIM
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SAN FRANCISCO.

Scarcity Of seamen-The African NJ. T..
Characterization Argued and Submitted
Hollis Held TO Answer-Chfnese Ger
tificates Issued-Deaihs OF a Week
State horticultural socicty-Etc.
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Sacramento Produce Markst-Wholesal
corrected daily for the RHoosD-Ustos

SACRAMENTO, October 9th.
Prices throughout the markets remained about
the same yesterday. Quotations were as follows:
FRU1-Grapes 9oc@si Is . crate common, 50@
75c; Peaches, s1@l so box Lemons, Sicily, Is Is
as so; Oranges-Tahiti, s5a5 so . box LINES,
slaI Is . 100; Bananas, g t0@4 SO . bunch /;
Pinsapplss, e6@o p dozen Cocoanuts, &7a7 so .
100; Piums, 4qec b; Pears, 81 25@1 50; Apples,
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GYMNAsTIC EXHIBITION
First Ward Republicans, Rally

LII FIRST WARD REPUBLICANS ARE RE
~ quested to assemble at the Court house,
Seventh and streets, at CLOCK sharp THIS Sat
urday) EVENING, October 2Sth, $50, 10 particle
pate in the Torchlight Parade. Fan in line, First
Warders. Torches will be in readiness for all.
w A. AMI ERS0N,
President First Ward Republican Club.
F. J. kEARNBY, Secretary. o=Slt
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Congregational Church,

vice. Everybody welcome at these services. Sun
day-school at 1915 P. NJ. Pastors residence 1901
L street.
Congregational Church,
Sixth street. between and 1.-The PASTOR Rev l.
E. Dwinell, will preach tomorrow morning and
evening at the usual hours. Children may be pre-
sented for baptism at the opening of the morning
service. Subject in the morning: " Rest of Soul,
and How to Get it." In the evening: "The Sor-
rows Of a Restless SOUL" The public are invited.
Ebenezsr Church,
OF the Evangelical Association Tenth street, be-
tween and Prev. II. W. Axthem, pastor, will
preach to morrow morning at IL o'clock and at $50
P. NJ. Sunday school at 10 A. NJ. All are invited.
Seats free.
Kingsley Chapel, N. E. Church,
Eleventh street, between II and L Rev. c. Nickel
vey, pastor Preaching by the pastor at 1915 A. NJ.
and at P NJ. Sabbath school at 1910. Song
service at $50 P. All cordially invited to at
tend these services.
st. PauPs Episcopal Church,
Eighth street, between l and J-Rev. Carroll NJ.
Davis officiating rector Divine service at II A. NJ
Sunday-school at $50 A. NJ.
German Evangelical Lutheran Church,
Corner OF Twelfth and X streets-Rev Dr. Charles
Taubner, officiating pastor. Divine service at 1879
A. NJ. Commemoration Day of Luther's Reforma-
tion. Sunday school at A. NJ. Pastors residence
903, corner of Tenth and 1.
Christian Chapel,
Eighth street, between n and o Services by Elder
E. b. Ware at IL o'clock A NJ. and 7:30 p. NJ Sun
day school at $50 A, NJ. All cordially invited
sixth-street Methodist Episcopal Church,
Between and L-Rev. T. s. Dunn pastor, will
preach at l0:45 A. NJ. and at P. NJ. Morning sub
ject Goods Love for Zion" Evening subject ::
" Building High Nests" Habskkuk, I'd chapter 9th
verse. Sunday school at 1915 P NJ. A cordial well
come to all.
First Baptist Church.
Ninth street, between L and M-The pastor, Rev A.
]. Frost, will preach to morrow at l0:45 A. NJ and
I P NJ. Morning subject: Glow to Study the
Bible" Evening subject: "Cain and Abel, or
Fashionable and Questionable Religion the differ
ence between Charles H. Surgeons and Henry
Ward Beechers theology" Prayer meeting at $50
Strangers cordially invited to all these services
Westminster Presbyterian Church,
Sixth street. corner of 1.-The pastor, Rev. H H.
Rice, will preach on Sabbath at l0:45 A. M and 7:30
P. NJ. Morning subject Seeking the Lord
while He may be Found" Evening subject /:
1.-THE Trial of Christ before the High Priest and
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"Bs chaste and you'll be happy, "is con.
tradicted point blank by Black Hills man,
who was chased ten miles recently by .
party Of Indians.
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VAFoR THE ELEC TR0-Yaf0R BATHS
n Is sBEa Are now being given by
kE ~ IDR. G. a, GOSSs
OH No sG3 street. o2s.is3t
FOR SALE.

q 1AA ACRES OF LAND, LYING FIvEs5sS
3. lUO miles east of Marysvile 2,00OSSS$
acres thereof inclosed and under cultivation, -
the remainder growing up in young timber good
house. barns, orchards etc. The well has the finest
drinking water in the valley. Ii not wanted for
farming it is one Of the best stock ranches in the
county, and will be sold cheap enough to justify Its
use for stock only Possession given September l,
1882 For further information inquire OF the sacfa
mento Bank, Sacramento. California. oc26-1m
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81 occasionally drop into poetry" ~ the
man said when he fell into the editorial
waste baskst.
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CUTECURA

REMEDIES are for sale by all druggists Price of
CUTIcURA, Medicinal Jelly, small boxes 50 cents !;
large boxes, 81. CUITcURA REsoLvENT the new
blood purifier, 81 per bottle. CUTIcURA SOAR, the
queen of medicinal and toilet soaps % cents CUTs-
cURA MEDICINAL SHAvISG Soar, Is cents. Principal
depot: WEEKS s. POTTER, Boston, Mass
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CALIFORNIA.

IsrEaA1 DISPATCHES TO run nrooRp,usros
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES TOMORROW.
Calvary Baptist Church,

street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth Rev. ]
Q. A. Henry, pastor. Preaching at 10:45 A. NJ. anc
p. M. Morning subject "The Masters Mis-
sions of Mercy" Evening: Judge Hate Good anC
Jury" this being the thirteenth sermon Bun
vans Pilgrims Progress" Baptism in the even
ing. Gospel hymns combined used at evening ser
vice. Everybody welcome at these services Sun
day-school at 1915 p. NJ. Pastors residence l50l
IL street.
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Heavy Judgment-More smusgled Good

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD. UNION. J
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" w -. ''-NSN 9oA rvs
Westminster Presbyterian Church,

Sixth street. corner of 1.-The pastor, Rev. II. H.
Rice, will preach on Sabbath at l0:45 A. M and 7:30
P. M. Morning subject Seeking the Lord
while He may be Found" Evening subject /:
The Trial of Christ before the High Priest and
Counciln All are invited.
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.A-TTA N1 EorI,
SAILOR BOYS

NOU ARE REQUESTED To MEET AT PIO-
Il neer Hall tbs Saturday EVENING, at $50
O'Clock sharp, to fall in with the Torchlight Process
sion in honor of Congressman II. F. PAGE. All
members are requested to be in the ranks Members
will also hold themselves in readiness after close of
meeting at Theater, for further orders. By order,
GUS. WEIMANN. Admiral.
]. F. DooDY. Purser's Clerk. tB. CT o2S-1t
GRAND oPlM xNG
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San Francisco. Cal, July I, 1852.
We take pleasure i'm presenting for
your consideration the following Thirty
eighth Semi-Annpal Statement OF the condition
of this Bank.
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George W. Brown, IS Marshall street, Providence
r. l., cured by Cutcura Resolvent blood purifier
and Cuticura and Cuticura Soap (the great SIX :
cures) of a Riugworm Humor got at the BARRIERS
which spread all over lis ears neck and face, anC
for six years resisted all kinds of treatment
SCALD HEAD.
H. A. Raymond, Auditor of T. W, J. & S. R. R.
Jackson, Mich, was cured OF Scad Head of nine
years duration by the Cuicura Remedies
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FALLING HAIR.
Frank A. Bean, Steam Fire Engine 6, Boston, was
cured of aopecia, falling of the hair by the Cuti
cura Resovent (blood purifer) internally, and CUT.
cura and Cuticurs Soap (the great skin cures
externally, which completely restored his hair when
all said he would lose it.
TREATMENT.
The Cuticura treatment consists in the internal
use OF the Cuticura Resolvent, the Lew blood pun
fer, and the external of Cuticura and Cuticura
Soap, the great skin cures
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SAN FRANCISCO. October 27th.-Iu the case
CT Ellen NJ Gotten vs.. Leland Stanford, G.
p. Huntington. Charles Croker and Wells
Fargo & Co., the motion to strike out ,r
tons Of the complaint was argued and sub.
mitted before Judge Hunt TO day.
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ana things very much alone-or what is
called laissez taire ?"
THAT is a persistent misunderstanding
of my opponents. Every where, along with
the reprobation of government intrusion
into various spheres where private activi.
ties should be left to themselves, have
contended that in its special sphere. the
maintenance of equitable relations among
citizens, governmental action should be ex.
tended aud elaborated.
ITO return to your various criticisms,
must then understand that you think un.
favorably of our future %
"No one can form anything more than
vague and general conclusions respectipg
your future. The factors are too nuuer.
Gus, toe vast, too far beyond measure il
their quantities and intensities. The
world has never before seen social phenom
ena at all comparable with those presented
in the United States. A society spreading
over enormous tracts while still preserving
its political continuity, is new thing.
This progressive incorporation of vast
bodies of immigrants of various bloods has
never occurred on such scale before.
Large empires, composed of different peo-
piles, have, in previous cases, been formed
by conquest and annexation. Then your
immense plexus of railway and telegraphs
tends to consolidate this vast aggregate of
States in way that no such aggregate has
ever before been consolidated. And there
are many minor cooperating causes un-
like those hitherto known. No one can
say how it is all going to work out. That
there will come hereafter troubles of various
kinda, and very grave ones. seems highly
probable; but all nations have had, and
will have, their troubles. Already you
have triumphed over one great trouble,
and may reasonably hope to triumph over
others. 1t may, think, be reasonably
held that, both because of ita size and
the heterogeneity Of its components. the
American nation will be long time il
evolving its ultimate form, but that ita
ultimate form will be high. One great
result il, think. tolerably clear From
biological truths it is to BE- Inferred thu,
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OF the Evangelical Association, Tenth street, be-
tween and Prev. II. W. Axthelm, pastor, will
preach tomorrow morning at IL o'clock and at $50
P. NJ. Sunday. school at 10 A. NJ. All are invited.