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Evening star., 1867-06-05

0TAT MEETING OF THE JOTNFYMEN
S CARPENTERS ASSOCIATION. held
May Slst 1867 the following was adopted: Resolred
Ihat until the 18th OF June there be inserted in
newspapers an invitation to the Journeymen Car
penters to Join organization, and thereafter no
person shall be admitted for less than five dollars
By order of the Association
JAS. III REED. President
W M. ii. CHAMPION. Rec Sec. je 1-dtl5
Evening star., 1867-06-05

ROARDING-A second story BALCONY ROOM,
II with board. can be had tsuitable for gentle
man and wifel by applying to 276 III street, first
deor east of 18th St m3l-6t-
Evening star., 1867-06-05

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re- w. PATTEN a. co., 'AueiiOReers
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.
o'"chefy Ware Harnesses. Beds,
..l4 &c. AT Auot;on . 60 ID

[ IN ~ ohDAY, Sept 2lst at 10 o'clock A. NJ
Ycow w su 70 the trade Ten Crates Of White and
nohom MARI, comprising all the Varieties oaIeJ foT
sneh as PlatteIs, Plates, Teas Tea SETS RoSIs Nen
&e Aso Sn sasss' s1 g Creams Pitchers
Likewise, Mattresses, Mirrors Fnrniinra 1 Msie.-
es, Halters, Stoves, sc. seo, 51'aa'hess-
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BRIGHTON, Sept 10.
Atmarketfor the current week: Cattle, 49f; Sheen
Cattle, 800; Eastern Cattle 400; Working Oxen and
Northern Cattle 125. Cattle left over from last week
20.
PRICES. Beef Cattle-Extra $fS 90 az IA 90; first
quality $l2 rs "a $l3 25 second quality $40 30 90
81 90; third quality S. 90 a $40 50 y 100 TBS 1.-THE
total weight Of hides, tallow and dressed been
Country Hides, 10 "a 10lc ~ fb Country Tallow, z
a 73c " I'd.
Brighton Hides 10I a. lie ~ Id. ~
Lamb Skins, so "a 75c each. Sheep Skins, so "a 75c
each.
Calf Skins 16 q 1sc 4y lib.
Remarks-There was a good supply of Beeves in
market and the trade for the best Qualities has been
good, but upon poorer qualities the trade was not
much different from that OF last week. The were
nearly 800 Cattle sold Saturday. Prices for extra
beeves remain the same as last week, but upon the
poorer grades there downward tendency. The
and there was good demand for them.
Store Cattle-Prices. yearlings 1923 a $50; two
year ods $35 "a SAB; three year Odds $40 (0 $55.-
There was a fair supply of Store Cattle in market
mostly from Maine, for which there was good de-
mand. ... "a ....... - rs p
Working oxen-There was a good supply of Work.
ing oxen IN Market and the demand was active
We quote sales at $l55, $lG0, $685. $17O $780, 5000
$205, $780, 1929. 1925 40 $40 y pair TO
Mich Cows-We quote sales extra 1856 "a $110
ordinary $65 "a $50; small Cows $I5 az SIS per head
Prices of Mich Cows depend altogether upon the
fancy of the purchaser. ..s
Sheep and Lambs-GO0d Sheep and Lambs sell
mand We quote sale, of Lambs at 80 90 "a 81 90 q
head for common, and extra "a 20; old Sheep at q
&c ~ fb. =
Swine-Store Pigs, wholesale at az &c ~ fb re-
tail atGa az Sc " ID; mostly Columbia county Pigs III
market Fat Hogs-lsOO at market; prices at u q 81
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MiscelIaneous Dispatches.


ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Sept. 49,
Charles Van Dake, expressman, committed
suicide this morning.
SAUGERrfEs, N. Y. Sept. 49,
An unknown man was shot dead last night
while robbing the stable of Mr.. Sheffield.
FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. IS.
Reuben Clark indicted for the murder of
Mccarthy, bugler of the 9Th Artillery, in May
last was to-day acquitted in the County Court
sitting at Hampton. ag
The u. S. frigate Savannah from Ports
mouth, England, is reported off the Capes.
NEW YORK, Sept. 18.
A Montreal special of the 18th says Spell
mans distillery was fired and totally destroyed.
Loss 100000. One fireman was killed and
another mortally injured by the fall of one of
the walls of the building.
WATERBURY, CONN, Sept. 49,
The Olympic Base Ball Club of Patterson,
N, j., played two games in this city to-day,
viz, in the forenoon with the Monitors, in
which the latter beat the score standing 81 to-
p, and in the afternoon with the Waterbury
Club, in which the Olympics beat, the score
standing 80 to Is. J.e s.. a4
ELIZABETH, N. j., Sept 10.
William III. Quick, aged IS years, was run
over and fatally injured by a train on the Cen
trail Railroad.
MEMPHIS, TENN, Sept-18.
The case of Millikeh will be continued to-
morrow. The city is unusually healthy and
no apprehensiOns of yellow fever are felt.
... SANDY Hook, Sept. 49,
The steamship San Francisco from Grey
town is below, and will be up during the night.
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NEW YORK, Sept. Is.
A Washington special says that Gen. Ord
commanding the 4th district, has issued orders
forbidding assemblages of armed citizens and
requiring rebels returned from voluntary exile
to report and be paroed.
Capt Charles It. Brown of the 37th colored
infantry, convicted of appropriating govern
ment property, has been dismissed, fiued $4,000
and to be imprisoned till the fine is paid, and
the sentence to be published i'm Massachusetts,
and North Carolina papers.
1t is understood that Assistant Treasurer
Chandler will resign soon, and that Colonel
Thorpe of st Louis will be his successor
Gen. Grant has ordered the clothing depot at
New York city to be closed, transferring the
stock to Philadelphia.
Gen. Porter will not be granted a new trial.
1t is said that the new evidence in his favor
comprises documents from Lee and other reb-
els.
Fifty-fve thousand copies of the late procla-
nation have been ordered at the government
printing office.
1t is stated that New Orleans broker has
purchased E265000 of the 8 per cent. rebel
bonds of 1861, and three 100000 bonds of 1863,
to fill an order from Europe.
The Greek government is negotiating for the
purchase of two iron-clads.
The President will soon give for publication
several letters from prominent politicians to
him endorsing his course.
Registration in Louisiana was reopened last
Friday.
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NEW YORK, Sept IL.
Cotton-steady; sales 5000 bales; Mddiing up
lands at 24I "a 25c 81
flour-1O 90 zoe higher; sales ID, 500 bbls State al
40 az III O9 round hoop Ohio at 10 90 90 ~ 50 IVES
tern at 40 q q 10 90; Southern at 10 20 40 10 u.s.
Wheat-1 q &c higher; sales 81, 900 bush; Amber
State $780, White California 2 62k a GA; White
Southern common 40. ~ ~,
Corn-2c higher; sales 1903, 900 BUSH; Mixed Wes-
tern rs "a l ": do. Western 28I
oats-l 90 &c higher; sales l35, 900 BUSH; Ohio and
Chicago 81 "a G9c.
Beef-steady. t. ..tt ..l.-f
Whiskey-quiet; sales Western at SO "a 4Oc.
Groceres-quiet and dull.
Naval Stores-dull; Spirits Turpentine 30 "a 593c
Rosin A 90 @9 90. airs
Petroleum-quiet; crude 10 a 15tc; refined bond
ed &c.,
Taiow-steady. ..
VIOLIN tair request, but without decided change
sales 10000 lbs at 45 55c for domestic fleece 20 q
22c for shearings, 81 44c for pulled, "A a. Zoe fol
Texas, and Sic for California and Cape.
Freights to LiveIpo0l-steady; Flour per steamer
2s Sd; Corn per steamer I'd, and Wheat per steamer
Tad,
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WASHINGTON, Sept 1S.
The gunboat Aroostook arrived at Point de
Gale Aug. LIST, and sailed next day for Hong
Kong
The following officers died on the gunboat
Tacony on her passage from Pensacola to
Portsmouth, N. HI. :-Mdshipman II. N Grit
fin, Carpenter ellis and Assistant Engineer
N. Cassin.
Captain Nicholson is ordered to the COM
mand of the steamer Wampanoag.
Engineer James Eccles died on the gunboat
Glasgow at Pensacola.
Among the deaths on the gunboat Mahaska
at New Orleans were j. Penhallow, Captains
Clerk, Ensign Frazer, Mate Mccormick,
School Master Franklin, the ships cook and
steerage steward, seamen Russell, Mcdonald,
Beatty, Grey and Murphy.
The War Department to-day telegraphed to
Gen. Mower, inquiring of the condition of tn
officers of his command suffering from yello W
fever
Official dispatches received by Gen. Grant
from New Orleans report the condition of the
army officers suffering from yellow fever there
as favorable. Capt Spangler of the 9th and
Lieut.. Rosander of the 9th Cavalry died of fe-
yer yesterday.
Gen. Hancock arrived tonight and Gen.
Sheridan is expected tomorrow.
On their return from down river to-day
party of colOred excursionists got into a fight
and one was killed. The murderer has not yet
been arrested.
UEdwin Booth has renewed his application
for his brothers remains, earnestly pleading
that his aged mother Graves the body that she
may inter it near that of his father before she
dies. The application was refused. ~
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RICHMOND. Sent.
From Mexico.

- NEW YORK, Sept IS.
Mexico dates to the I'd state that Diaz had
given dinner to Juarez and his Cabinet.
Castillo and all Generals at Queretaro sen
tenoed to be shot, have been pardoned. Mar
quez is reported at Yucatan at the head of some
OF the rebel Indians
Santa Annals court martial is being organic
ed at Vera Cruz
The Austrian corvette Navarro sailed from
Havana for Vera Cruz under orders from Ad-
miral Tegethof, forwarded to Havana by the
steam yacht Elizabeth.
EscObedo publishes denial of the anthem.
ITCHY of his reputed letter against foreigners
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ksiGTkaN saLEs.
Cement nj Ancfinn.

OChCRsb stt kIuCtiOths
nN THURSDAY, Sept 10, at II O'Clock A NJ, L
- snail sell In lower shed on West side of Custom
writer's. 4 n IAITEy
sePi1dtd ...-.I . Auctioneer.
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HYGHIA,

We are unable to publish all the scientific testimo-
malls, which have been bestowed upon HOFFS
MALT EXTRACT, and we content ourselves with
mentioning the names of some of the Physicians
Prescribing this Beverage ofHealth: ........
Avery, NJ. D., Bergen. ...sre.a q.
Hollick, M. D., Stat. Island.
Biglow, NJ. D., New York.
Blecken, NJ. D., Redwing. 'D'''.'
Hull. M. d., Newly
Brooks, M. D., New York.
- Lowenthal, M. D., New York.
~ LOOMS, M. D., New York.
Game, M. D., Redwiug.
MITCHELL M d., New York
Chauveau, NJ. D., New York.
Rodsrer, M. d., New York.
Reichert, M. D., Brooklyn.
Cox, NJ. D., New York. -.
Rupprecht, M. d New York
Comstoek, ND, New York
schwsss, N. D., New York.
Corey, M. D., Brooklyn.
SchafsI, M D., Brooklyn.
Sell, M. D., New York.
Crane, NJ. D., New York.
shovills, M. D., New York.
shucking, M. D., Washington.
Detmold, Prof, New York. -.l7--'''U -
Sing, M. D., Freelandsville.
Dllthy, NJ D., Williamsburg.
,. -. ~. Smith, M. d., New York.
v ~ Stutzer, NJ. D., Williamsburg.
v. . Taylor, NJ d., New York.
Teller, M. D., New York.
Y - .s',. Thomson, NJ. d., New York.
Gardiner, NJ. d Brooklyn.
4. Tobias, M. ID New York.
Van Buren,, Lockrow, Albany.
Vaughan, M. D., New York.
aOulden NJ D.. New York
Warner, M. D., New York.
Weber, M. D., New York.
Wescott, M. D., New York.
Hart, NJ D., New York. M
Wescott, NJ. D., Elizabeth.
White, M. D., New York, etc.
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Thursday Morning, September 10, 1857.
EUROPE.
NEWS BY THE GABLE.
LONDON, Sept. 17-EYen

...-s...5at rs. LONDON, Sept. 17-Evenine
An informal meeting was held at Lambeth
to-day by delegates to the Pan-Anglican Sy-
nod, which has been called together by the
Archbishop of Canterbury. Bishop Hopkins
of Vermont, Bishop Odenhemer of New Jer-
sey, and many other Episcopal clergymen of
the United States have arrived here and were
present at the meeting.
MANCHESTER, Sept. 17-EveninG
Col. Kelley, known to be one of the Fenian
leaders in the outbreak in Ireland, was discoy-
cred by the police to be stopping in this city
and was to-day arrested at his lodgings He
was fully identified and will be sent to Dublin
for trial on the charge of treason.
BELFAST, Ireland, Sept. 17-Eyening.
A resident of this city, supposed to have been
secret director of the Fenian Organization in
this section of Ireland, died recently and was
buried to-day. His funeral was the occasion of
an extensive and significant demonstration.
over SOOO people Joined in the procession which
followed the remains of the deceased to the
grave.
BERLIN, Sept. n.
King William will visit Rastadt during The
present week, on invitation of the Grand Duke
OF Baden, who has requested His Majesty to
hold review of the military forces of the
Grand Duchy.
le BERLIN, Sept. 17-Evening
The Cabinets of Berlin and Vienna are en-
gagged in negotiating a commercial treaty,
which will relieve the trade between Germany
and Austria from many restrictions and will
tend to make the business relations of the two
countries more satisfactory than they have
been at any time since the late war. tg
~ LISBON, Sept. 17-Evel ing.
The steam frigate Minnesota, Capt. James
Alden, one of the vessels of the United States
practice squadron, arrived at this port to-day.
The Minnesota has on board the graduating
class of midshipmen from the naval school at
Annapolis.
LONDONDERRY, Sept. II.
The steamship Belgian, from Quebec, aryiv-
ed to-day and sailed for Liverpool.
.-t lst LONDON, Sept. IS.
The steamship Union, which arrived at
Southampton day before yesterday, brought
$127 ,0S9 in Mexican coin. This specie was sold
to-day at shillings 10 7-8 pence per ounce,
decline OF 1-8 pence since last reported
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KOY Wanted,

nNE who can wre fair hand, is smart and can
OcOme wen recommended. Steady employment
will be given. af trl. ..+ff't1
Apply at G. T. Ticket Office, 2s2 CONGRESS- st.
Sept5-dtf
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HARTFORD, COnn., Sept. Is. !
The annual meeting of the Hartford & New
Haven railroad was held this afternoon, and
a quarterly dividend of per cent declared
The income of the road for the year ending
Aug 3lst, was 81 ,6S5, 33i.59, and the expenses
81, l41 3377O; net income for the year after de-
Quoting all expenses $543,996 SO, being an in
crease of $84 SO02S over the net earnings Of
last year. The old board of directors were re-
elected excepting Charles NJ Pond of Hart
ford, who takes the place of Samuel H. Par
sons, of Middletown. The road is in most
satisfactory condition.
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Sale of Forfeited Goods.
COLLECTORS OFFICE,
DISTRICT OF PORTLAND & FALMOUTH,
parflan1 SAM 1897

.. COLLECTORS OFFICE,
DISTRICT OF PORTLAND & FALMoUTH,{
Portland, Sept. IL. 1867
fINHE following described merchandise having been
forfeited for violation Of the Revenue Laws OF the
United States public notice of said seizures having
been made. they viii be sold at public auction NJ the
office of the United States Appraiser, 1876 Fore street,
Saturday, the 9th day Of october, 1857, at II o.
clock, A. M: barrels and box containing 81 lbs
uutmegs; | barrel cont aiming FAX seed; two pair
wooden sheets, pair socks, pair mittens, barrel
moasses, 1 key m0asses, dozen bottles brandy,
barrel molasses, barrel II barrel and bags sn-
gar bottles brandy, containing ~ bottles Of
gin, 1 case containing bottles spirits, domijohns
spirits, box containing 800 cigars boxes contain
ing 2t0 cigars, bundles containing 80 cigars each
81 packages sewing silk, ounces each; pocket
knives halt barrels moasses, bottles brandy, 1
case cigars 10 pounds nutmegs, 20O0 cigars, boxes
guays jelly 1 valise. 1 piece drab popln, piece
garnet poplin, piece black silk, pie . wateted
silk pair ladies' boots pair ladies' corscs, bar
rel moiasses, wheelbarrow III nket, gross briaI
wood pipes, packages kid gloves containing sev
ally 81 pair, So pair, 10 pair, and pair; bottet
spurious liquors, barrels sugar, package cont aiming
| o pair kid gloves. u yards silk. .,
ISREAL WASHBURN, JR.
dlaw3w25oct Collector. nkE
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H. IN. PATTEN a. Co, Aue,isns.r.
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.
Farm in Windham at Auction.
| an WEDNESDAY, October 9th, at O'Clock. ON
" the premises in Wndham half mile from Al
lens Store, West Gray, win be sold good Farm,
containing ffty-seyen well divided ullage
pasture and wood land. file buildings ample
convenient and in good order. :.
- Also, - .
Immediately after the above, fifteen tons Hay all the
Farming Tools. Household Furniture &c.
Parties seeking for good Farm, can look at this
any day previous TO sale For particulars and term
apply to ID. Young ON the premises or II. Nj. Patton
& Co.. AuctiOneers Portland.
September IL. d&wid '..
Horses, Carriages, &c, at Auction
LIVERY SATURDAY, at II O'clock A. NJ, ON new
- market lot, Market street, shall soil Horses,
Carriages, Harnesses, &c. ~.
Apl29. f. o. BAILEY, Auetloneer.
BY M. CHARLES ~ co. .......'.. .
100 Federal Street, Portland, Me-, and 81 Hanover
Street, Boston, Mass. I.n1r
nRY GOODS, Plated Ware, Watches, Shirts and
~ Drawers, Army BlOuses, Pants and Goats,
Blankets, Rubber Coats, Bed Spreads Sheets, Cutie
ny, Varieties A and Wall Tents, &c., &c.
sS Auction sales every evening and goods Ut pri-
vate sale during the day.
aug "A. dit
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NEW YORK, Sept 49,
A Cincinnati special of the 18th says that il
coal mine at Petersburg, Mahoning county
lery the past eight months without having :
revenue tax. The concern was 200 feet under
ground, but the officer seized and found it Sat
urday. ,.... f ~ -
cincinnati special says that Gov Morton
OF ONO, in letter, expresses his opinion on
the public finances by contending that the
debt ought not to be paid in greenbacks, but
should be paid when better times prevail, the
rate of taxation being for the present reduced
to WHAT'S necessary for actual expenses and
interest on the securities. .r.l
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Guardian,s Sale

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue ola license
~ from the Probate Court of Cumberland County
shall SELL at public or privaIe SALE as may be deem
September next, at 10 o'clock M. at the office OF
VIM. IL. Jerris No. 2s2 Congress Street, Portland,
Union and Fore Streets, belonging 10 Sarah f. Elder
Eleanor M. Elder and Georgianna Elder, minor heirs
OF John Elder, tate of Portland, deceased. Further
particulars may be had the time and place OF sale
JOHN HAYDEN, Guardian.
Aug %, 1867. aue28- did
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~ The well known Trotting Horse .SAR-
liz. DINE" is for sale at j. W. Robinson's
~ IIivery Stable, South Street. He was
34l-l driven last tall by Foster Palmer one-half
mile in 1 %. By David Averill, Esq, last summer,
in a common wagon, mile in 2.52. He is an easy
troter under the saddle, kind in all harness. afraid
of nothing, and stands Without hitching. He is a
bright bay stands 10 "a hands hgh and weighs 1860
pounds.
For terms, &C., apply to j. W. Robinson or F. N.
Jordan, clerk with Mathews s. Thomas. He Is
sold for no fault the owner being about to leave the
city. sept4dtf
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Meeting of the 81. Louis Trotting Associ-
ati0u,

-, st. LOUIS, Sept. IS.
The meeting OF the st. Louis Trotting Park
Association began to-day with very exciting
race between Laokey Dixie, Mollie, Fearless
and Lilas Rich. The race was mile heats, best
3 in to harness, for purse of $1,000 the win
ner to receive 500, the second horse $500, and
the third 800. Laekey won the race in three
straight heats. Time, 2.30 81, go Ia, 2.26
Tomorrow there will be pacing race, in which
it is expected that the two competing horses
will get down below 220. a
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aaiisaaa Aes.asa, aaa a,sss ss s,lf..

49, , :. q ELMIHAy n. y Sept, IL.
To-day about, II O'clock, on the. ElmiTa and
Canandaigua brandt Of the Northern Central
railroad, between Millport and Pine Valley, an
excursion train of ten cars collided with a por-
ton OF freight train which had broken from
the main train, standing on the track. The
train was going slowly SO that only those on
the platforms were injured. The engineer and
fireman saved themselves by jumping on the
engine. The casualties were as follows: KILLED,
A. e. Tammany, Lockhayen, Penn, FRANK
man, EImira, leg and ribs broken, JAS. Thorn
as, Elmira, leg broken, Ben Hancock, Elmira,
leg broken and otherwise hurt, Warren Lar
ned, Shepherds Creek, badly hurt in Shout
dnrs ... r ..-..
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NEW CURES BY HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT
BEVERAGE OF HEALTH.

NEW CURES BY HoFF'S MALT EXTRACT
BEVERAGE OF HEALTH.
w. S. Brown, Eco, Olean, Cass County, from
HEMORRHAGE OF THE LUNGS.
Charles REIN, Esq, Nincty-thrd street and
Eighth avenue N. Y, from DISEASES OF THE
CHEST
Mrs Welsh Edwards, N. Y. Theatre, from SORE
THROAT.
r. W. Wilkinson, ESQ, No. II Beaufort avenue,
Brooklyn, from GENERAL DEBILITY.
F. Spicher. ESQ, No. 205 West Thirty eighth
street, from INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION.
I. Knupter, Esq, 1859 Division street, N. ", from
OBSTINATE CATARRH, and his wife from BODI-
LY WEAKNESS. -
H. Cohen. Franklin street, N. Y.-GENERAL
CONDITION IMPROVED.
Mrs. johanna Fuchs, IA Spring street, N. T.
STRENGTHENED AFTER TYPHUS FEVER.
II. A. Knapp, Rochester, New York, LUNGS
STRENGTHENED. **
Gustav Hume, No. as7 Eighth avenue, N. Y.-CAN
NO BE WITHOUT IT. y"
L. L. Lee, Essex County, Port Henry-HAs DONE
HIM GOOD. s.r s.sH
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Chicaaa marIse.s.

CHICAGO, Ill.,, Sept. 18.
Flour firmer. active and advanced is az 25c Wheat
steady at an advance of az 4Ic; sales No at co.
and No. att 81 "a S4l Corn steady at an advanc
of II az PC; saes No. at 05t az 06, and No. at
Oh "a Oh. Oats firm at advance of &c; sales at
40 a 4alc Rye advanced &c; sales No. at IA "a
II, and No. at u az 10. Barley active at an
advance of &c; sales 1s az q for No2. Mess Pork
more acve sales at "a 90 a "a %. Lard firm at 13hc
Recepts-9,500 bbls. flour, 900 bush. wheat
$4,000 bush. corn, 1885, 800 bush. oats, $500 hogs.
Shipments 900 bbls. Hour, $4,000 bush wheat 70,
900 bush. corn, 100 900 bush oats. j. ~. d, u,
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Indian Attack ON Pacific Railroad EN-.
plOyees-Seven Killed.

~ New YORK, Sept Is.
A Leavenworth dispatch OF the 18th says
general attack was made by the Indians to-day
upon the grading parties at the end OF the
track of the Union Pacific Railroad, eastern
division, and seven men killed There was
the Government had been capt,lred between
walker and Fossil creeks. White men are
suspected OF instgating the late outrages on
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A Foolish Story.

New YORK. Sept. 49,
A st. Petersburg letter of the 18th to the
Pail Mall Gazette, mentions rumors there of
an alliance between Russia and the United
States, in view of certain contingencies which
it is supposed may lead to war. 1t is certain
that large quantities of arms have been pur-
chased in the United States by the Russian
Government, and all of the arsenals are hard
at work. 1t is expected that war will be origi-
mated by an instruction of the slaves in Tur-
key, with whom the most open sympathy is
axnraased
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New YORK, Sept. 10.
Arthur Neubahm, of Drummondville, Can
ada, committed suicide at 81 Clinton place last
night. ,rG i
The steamship Persia, for Liverpool, sailed
to-day taking $4,000 in specie.
One hundred and eightytwo thousand immi-
grants have arrived at this port to date, this
year. ..-..7r .af EFt-
The Common Council of Cincinnati arrived
here this evening on an excurson.