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MISCELLANEOUS.
ASTR GY.
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AT THE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS
MADE BY THE GREAT AsTROLOGIsT,
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NOTICE TO SAILORS OR IMMIGRANTS.
HOTEL OR BoARDNG-HoUsE KEEPERS.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,
March 49, 1867. !
TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FOLLOWING ACT OF
the Legislature, passed the Goth day Of December,
1856 all persons hereby notified to call at
". II. SMITH,
Clerk Of Council
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New York Market
MONEY MARKET.

New York Market.
MONEY MARKET.
The Rev York Evening Pod, Of Saturday, June 18TH
Tia ioan market II sbundsntiy supplied and the ten
dsncy 1. 70 ges ease Loans are freely made ON gov.
nnsnt s,sures 1t spsr eent and on other stocks at
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, Juns s29.-FLouR--The offerings Of West
Toasrsss demand peas for most descriptions are nom
10 70 e iowsr choice triple extras however are scarce
The saies srs $500 barrels .t s7as 20 for .unerans
Bss 90 60ss 10 fr inferior extra ssts 80 26slI 90 for
r to ehcdee do; 80 s6al1 10 for low grades Of spring
.ns;. ss.s ss saa 80 Sail g ohio
ana indiana. and sls soa17 80 for st Louis extras.
California -four is owsr. Bales OF $50 bbls and sacks
Csnadiaa Hour Ii DUN and heavy st I'll 2Oa12 50 for the
low grades Of ox and s12 sssl4 90 for trade and family
II 50 for coUmor to fRr Baltimore ana country extraa
and 81 eosle IS for trade and fAnity brands.
Corn meal ea.ier Sales Of 100 bbis At S7s for Je-
n-The wheat market is inactive. and prices are
lower And nominal
Tho iee 90 1000 bushels Of choice new Georgia, to
Barley 4 Inactive md prices are somewhat nominal
Barley malt = steady With fair enquiry at 81 5ssl CO.
S a ana ns 81 :ss
ivs 1t 11sc; chic ct Sas5c; Western. thespot OF Is
sIse: yrgtnian Q. soc; aud State At $50.
Rye = fnactvea at 81 26a1 80 Tor western.
Corn h rathat stronger under Hight receipts, but the
s.ket closes tame, owing 10 the large arrivals In pros
Tho salss are sssooo buah unsound .. soaosc; damp
at S1a1 0S westsn mixed ut 81 0ea1 t-tne latter
rate for vcy dsy old do At q u; small lot Of south
Psov1non-Thas has bean fair business doing in
ture delivery as note 1000 bS msss seller july It 81,
and 500 bbls mess. seller August, ut $21 Is.
Daleo, caah and regular $50 bbla At 421
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8 Cholera Morbus, Nausea, 7omit- =,
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P. II. DRAKE &C.,,

Sold by all respectable Druggists, Physcians Grocer"
Saloons and country Hotel-dealers
April 13 thstu1yr
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Plantation B.tters, the popularity which daily IN
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GARD.

Itis with feelings OF pride % American manufacturers
thst ws publish the following testimoniAls which have
bean received by us recently:
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THIRD E0'TION N
THE INDIAN " AR
More Fightlng-The Savages TIRE
blesone EverYwhere-Progress
OF the Peace Com mis-
Slopers, Etc. ETC.

ST, LOUIS, Sept. i9.--Letters from Fort Dodge
say tnht the Indians are very numerous In that
Vicinity The scouts say that the Cheyennes
ArTapRhoes, Camanches, and Kiowas have con-
solidated and there are two thousand OF them
on the W0r-path. On the 10th inst, thirty miles
from Fort Dodge n train OF forty wagons, laden
Win spencer ammunition aud quartermaster's
STORES, en- Fotae for Fort Dodge, was attacked
and hve wagons captured The day following
another tram was attack ed, TWENTY-FIVE miles
above Fort Dodge, and four men killed, twelve
mules captured ana near Fort Lyons, n train
bound TO New Mexico was attacked and sixty
mules taken. The stage cOmpanyis station, at
same night.
Two fatal cases OF cholera occurred I'm Omaha
yesterdey. J. b sutton, q prominent citizen,
A telegram from North Platte. on the 18th.
says-The Indian Commissioners have arrived
Two hundred Indians are there, with Spotted
Tail, Standing Elk, swift Bear, Pawnee Killer
turkey FOOL. and other chiefs, A council was
TO be held yesterday afternoon.
Three women and three children cnptured
were delivered mp by Spotted Tail
The Montana volunteers, under Colonel
Howe, had a fight with the Indians on the
Boulder on the S0th ult. The troops afterwards
found the outfitttng tools aud coat belonging TO
Captains Weston and Hodge, who we're re.
ported killed on the I'd ult The coat had several
bullet and arrow holes through it. Three men
were picked up, all severely wounded also re-
ported that they had fought the Indians all the
way from Fort Smith, and confirm the previous
reports about the fight at that point. one lieu
tenant and three men were killed and three
others wounded. All the hay In that Vicinity
Colonel Howe has been reinforced with so
men and piece OF artillery.
An expedition under Captain Nelson is push
ing for the Yellow Stone, against the Upper
Sioux and Black feet
1t is stated that the Crows, though protesting
peace, were undoubtedly engaged In many
depredations throughout that country.
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LEGAL INTBLLI GENCE.

NISI PRIUS-Judge Read.-MHchell vs. Bowen In
e9ui.y, Bill Ior partnership account Motions to
Decree made upon terms and case referred back to
coTRT OF PSTs 1877 ao
brewster. and Register Adams-Register's Court
IoTRT OF QUARTER sEssIoNs-Judge PeIrce.
d farems8g 1wgnS as Assistant DIssrl9t As0FneyM w
so. The defendant was employed by the executors
which was that OF sadder aud 20 attend 70 other
business In the management OF the esta O. az salary
w he sss PsSs q ne %
the estate ana to which he had no right and appro-
The defense produced evidence 70 prove that ths
executors had neglected TO pay the defendant his
wages. and that he retained this OF 5 order 70
secure pay ment Tor the work he had done. The
design merely OF obtaining the de eiendants dues and
with no feonious intent OF inIuring the estate. Yer
coats. -
Iranels Iepry, was charged with assault. bat.
tablshed the fact that the defendant com mltLed
Broad and Lombard streets Verdict guilty
Patrick Prentzel pleaded guilty 70 charge Ofsell-
Thomas Jones was charged with entering 6oiei
with intent 70 steal Mr.. Mcshane testified that
nor nom , sieep by hearing wire being maDipala;ed in
Hotel. lie attempted TO catch hold OF the wire but
the person at the door ran away. In about ten
the wire IN the lock again Mr., bloshane his tlmo
sagght ne wire res and held 70 e ne opened ed .hs door
room on the Instant opened II, and saw the deien-
He accused the defendant OF having attempted 70
pick the lock Of his door, which accusation was
denied. He sent for an ofneer aud had the accused
De sctiye BENJAMIN Levy testified that he vscelyed
and found In IL wire similar 70 the one caught BY
& MI he51ane over Inc entpe~ a b fYnlo so. shss G
found that the defendant had been there twlce, and
Mr. Hewiing the clerk OF the american Hotel
teslihed the valse he gave Mr. Levy was tue ne
fendanL On tria'.
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DIED.,

of William and Catharine Bond, aged year and 1
month.
The relatives and friends of the family respect
fully invited attend his funeral from the residence
OF his parents, No. 1871 Passyunk road, on Friday
morning, at O'Clock.
HOFFMAN.-On the 18th instant, CATHERINE
HOFFMAN, in the S4th year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family respect.
fully invited TO attend the funeral from her late resi-
dence, in Main street. Germantown, on Sunday morn
ing at 9 o'clock.
KEILER-on the 10th instant JOHN G. KELLER,
aged AZ years.
The male friends are invited to attend the funeral
on Friday afternoon at O'Clock, from the residence
of Eli HaloWell, No. 1880 Spring Garden street.
MCCALLA.-On the 18th inst, ELLEN MCCALLA,
daughter OF the late Andrew and Ellen McCala.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 53
Pine street, on Friday afternoon at o'clock.
MCFADDEN.-On the 18th Instant, MARGARET,
wife of William McFaddeni aged 66 years.
The relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral, from the residence of her husband No. las
John street, Manayunk, on Saturday morning at 10
o'clock, without further notice.
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THE NAMES OF THE STREETs.--It is often i'm
possible for wayfaring man, even though he
be not tool to discover his precise locality, as
far as any assistance is rendered by the Sign
boards on the corner houses which, once upon
a time, were inscribed with the names of the
streets The combined effect of the atmosphere
scriptions ilIegible, others have been torn
down. and In many places none have ever been
mt up. In the evening, the difficulty is still
Greater and IL is especially inoonVenlent tor
6ersons who are riding In the cars. In New
York and other large cities, the lamp az every
streets in perfectly legible characters, which
are rendered even more intelliglble at night by
TIE strong glare Of the gas. Yesterday after,
measured Ia inauguTate similar system In
this city and this afternoon biii VIII 9e re2a
hone N will meet with approval, as the few
hundred dollars expense which VIII attend JhI
measure will be more than counJerpalance0 pS
the convenience Of the public
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Markets bn Telegraph.

NEW YORK, Sept. l9.-Cotton quiet at 25c. Flour
firm 5000 obls sold state ss4o@ll; Ohio 500 I2So;'
Western IS 4QDI3; Southern, S025l375; California
sll@l35O Wheat firm, l@2c. higher; 1880 bushels
sold; spring, No. Q, a. S2'2 Corn dull Oats advanced
2l5 cents. Beef quiet. Pork heavy new messy s2t35.
Lard quiet.
NEW YORK, Sept. l0.-stocks heavy. Chicago and
Rock Island, 1915; Reading, lOl46; Canton Company
as Erie e4,l Cleveland and Toledo, l2SH Cleveland
Michigan Central, 100; Michigan Southern, 7SA New
York Central 1905 Illinois Central l2l1s; Cnmoerland
Hudson River, 80; U. s Fiye-twenties, ls62, 1i44;
do. 1864 lU9 do 1885, ll01S: Tenforties, 1885, Seven
thiriies, lW Sterling exchange, lo9A. Money, per
cent, Gold i45.
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stocks in New York To-DaY.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH To THE EVENING TBEEeRAPH ]
NEW YORK, Sept. l9.-Smith Randolph g. Co.
Bankers, No. 10 South Third street, and No.
Nassau street, New York, report at o'clock
this afternoon as follows
United States 1855, lll@ll1A.
United States 5-20s, 1852 ll4@Dll414.
United States 5-20s, 1864, l082s@lO91ss
United States 520s, 1865, l101s@ll04.
United states 5-20s, new, 1855, l079S@l075zs
United States 5-20s, 1867. l072s@1U724.
United States l0-40s, 993sGD99%
June and July 7'S0s, l067A@ lO7. Market weak
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FOURTH EDITION
LATEST FROM WASHlNGToM
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO EVENING TELEGRAPH.
The Death OF Sir Frederick Bruce.
Senator sumner, telegraphed g lSecgreta,ry

The Death OF Sir FREDERICK BRUCE
Senator Sumner telegraphed 70 Secretary
Seward last night, from Boston, that Sir Frede.-
ick Bruce arrived at the fremont House at
D 7e o'clock, very i'll, and died at two o'clock
M morning.
! thls Secretary, at o'clock tbis'morning. re-
The MIR. Ford, Charge GAfdires to confer
eelYeu subject. Mr.. Howard, OF the British
upon tlfe proceeded to Boston at 7 O'Clock this
Lcgationf rhe Government and the British Lee
morning communicated the sad intelligence
cation have
to London. ,nts for his interment are de-
The arrangenA instructions from London.
ferred, waiting sued to pay proper honors
Orders have been ston
TO the deceased at 81 g Departments is at half
The flag over the StN
visitors to the'\ rboro uos ~, orrov
WASHINGTON, Sept. b.. the White House
Of distinguished visitors ae
this morning. naraI Grant NJ
General Hancock visited Ge eneraI SIns nro1t ~
the War Department after which ,sident with
accompanied him to see the IN.
whom they had an interview. covernor
=, Fitz John Porter, Secretary sewal9 ,dall and
Fenton Of New York, Samuel j. RsA ,siny
his party, also visited the Executive TAA ~
Yellow Fever
The Navy Department has Intelligence .. 'nI
death, by yellow fever, on the 18th In sttsM at
Pensacola, Fla, of Acting Master III. C.,WA ue'
commanding the Yucca.
Also, on board the Taceny, on the 18th ma =
Frank Supplies, ordinary seamen; the I86A
J. +. Weidlin, private of marines; and on tile
18th, of William Paul, quarter gunner.
General Townsend has received a despa tSht
from Captain Swartout, dated Galveston, 18th
inst, announcing that Mrs. Griffin the wife Of
the late Brevet MaorGeneral Griffin, left there;
on the 18th for New York. She was welk
A telegram to Colonel Graham, Acting Re-
gister of the Treasury, was received this morn
ing from a son OF Register Colby, and announces
that his father is i'll beyond hope Of recovery.