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The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-16
MARKETS.
Cincinnati Produce Market.

II WEDNESDAY EVENING, juno 10.
fLOUR-Thc market wRs css active to-day, and
gieTs no drSpSSd % is Gowg for sgsGnS 9pt holders
Received past twcnty-four hours 2sO2 brls The OK
ports during the past three days 936a brls, tho
principal ptrt Of which went to Western Pennsylva-
WHIsKY-The market is firm with a good de-
mand The sales to-day were $50 brls. at 26e126I6c
the latter rate from wagon.
, PRON iSlONS-Thc market remains quiet and
dull aud prices are unchanged. Sales ln brs mess
Pork at SG 70, and 30 hhds. Bacon Shoulders at &c.
Lard is held at fl1fc.
GRUCERI ES-There is no change Of importance in
Sugar at 76o756c., and % brls Molasses at SIC.
POTAToES-The market Is firm, with light re-
ccipts, aud good demand Sales Of 200 bushels Mer
GERS r;,rr,,l a. depot e 81 PEI bnshel. ,E.l.
limited demand, at lA1ltc. for choice Western Re-
serve, and lleal2c for prime Central Ohio
WHEAT-Ihe market was very dull to-day, and
be regarded to great extent rs nominal. There
SOME inquiry in the early part Of the day for prime
Rcd, but the demand fell on after Change, buyers
thinking they could do better by holding on for n
prime Red at 81 80; 0 do. white at 81 60; and 500 do
tAir mixed at 81 so Received during the past twenty
four hours l,qSs bushels The exports during the
past three days were $50 bushels, fouriths of
which went into the interior Of this State.
CORN-The market was dull to-day, and some lots
being pressed ON the market, prices gave way about
&C.. per bushcl, with sales 2OO bushels mixed NJ soc.
There was good demand, however, at the decline.
Received during the past twenty-four hours 3llO
bushels.
RYE-The demand is fair. and prices firm. Sales
BARLEY-Salcs 800 bushels at &c. Market steady.
oATS-Therc is good demand and prices are finn
at iS0Q6OC., on arrival .. L.H H. .tLt
BALED HAY-A more active demand prevails for
have advanced 3Vric. per tun, the market closing
buoyant at S2O6n2 for prime timothy. III u
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY PRESS
ADDITIONAL BY THEEURoPA.
MOVEMENTS OF GARIBALDI.
EMPEROR NAPOLEON at NOVARA
Capture Of 81 Austrian Vessels.
INsURRECTIoN IN LOMBARDY
SPREADING.
MPEROR NAPOLEON at NOvARA
Capture of 35 Austrian Vessels.
AUSTRIAN BULLETINS
MIscELLANEous NEWS.

TURIN, June 3.-Gen. Garibaldi has sur
prised and defeated the Austrisns at Varese,
and that town is again free of the enemy
Gen. Garibaldi re-entered Como on the night of
the I'd inst. r' tH
Gen. Mel entered Novara on the LIST inst,
after slight encounter with the Austrian OUT
posts, who shortly fed. The Emperor Napo-
leon arrived at Novara the same evening,
amid the aclamations of the people.
The Austrans endeavored to cross the Pc at
Bassignaro, but the inhabitants opposed them,
firing upon and destroying an Austrian bark.
The Vattellina is in state of insurrection.
The town of Sandrid has proclaimed for King
Victor Emanuel. '.fr. =
The Duke of Parma has arrived in Switzer-
land. .HL .ii'aa Hrr
The French engineers had arrived at Sutra,
and were collecting vessels to cross Lake Mag
giore with 5000 men.
The French squadron in the Adriatc have
captured 35 vessels, valued at 1900 900.
LONDON, June A special dispatch to the
Daily News, dated Turin, on Friday night,
says that the Austrians were in full retreat,
crossing tho Mciro. .a' l' 'auF .ll ~
Garibaldi has gained a new victory, and the
insurrectiOn in Lombardy is spreading.
"A THE AUSTRIAN ULLETINs-OFFIoIAL.
VERONA, June 1.-The enemy attacked the
vanguard Of the Seventh Austrian Corps, but
their farther advance was stopped by the corps
under General Zobel. A very large number
are reported to have been wounded during the
enVV~pVsE' ,l44V sli ~ nsm9V . Oh tf
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Arrival of a SIaYer.

New York, June 15.--The bark Orion, fifty
days from Congo River, Africa, was brought to
this port last night, in charge of Lieutenants
Dallas and Campbell, and was anchored under
the guns of the Navy Yard. Her captain, Mr.,
Hanna, died Of II broken heart.
The Orion sailed from this port on the 2lst
Of January, and arrived at Sharks Point, on
the Congo River, on April 10th. Here she was
seized by the British stcamcr Triton, but was
subsequently transferred to Commander Brent,
of the U. S. sloop-of- war Marion, who, on ex
animation, became convinced that she was u
slave trader.
he accordingly put prize crew on board,
and ordered her homo.
A few days before she sailed, the barqucs
Ardenncs and Emma Lincoln were also seized
at Sharks Point, by Commander Brent, and
they would probably be sent home also.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-16

DEATH IN THE Cry PRIsoN.-A man named
Francis McGinnis, who was sent to the City
Prison, on Monday last, for the term of thirty
days, upon charge of vagrancy, died about 6
o'clock last evening, with delirium tremens.
McGinnis had been unwell for two days past,
and was under the care of the Jail Physician.
Yesterday, in the fore part of tho day, he was
thought mnch better, but toward evening grew
worse, and died as above stated. Tho de-
ceased was of Irish birth, about forty years Of
age, and formerly resided at Ohio City, oppo-
site Cleveland. Coroner Cary held an inquest
which resulted in a verdict of death from in
temperance.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-16

DISTURBING A FuNEEAL.-Yostcrday, while
Rev. Richard Grey, (EpiscOpal) City Mission
ary, was preaching the funeral of Mrs. Eliza
beth Leach, deceased, at the residence of a
friend, in MOody's Building, on Main street,
between Sixth and Seventh, the house was en-
tered by man named John Ready, who be-
came so boisterous as to render it necessary to
eject him from tho house in order to allow the
ceremonies to proceed. Ready, it appears,
occupies rooms in the same building, and, we
are informed by Mr.. Charles Cassidy-the gen
tleman who put him out-was under the inau-
ence of liquor at the time. .. ...
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From Washington,

WASHINGTON, June l5.-The U. S. war vos-
sells, Lcvant, Wyoming, and Lancaster, which
arc to compose part of the Pacific Squadron,
will visit Chill in view Of our unsettled affairs
with that country, and the recent outragcs on
our citizens.
1t is known that instructions have already
been forwarded to our minister to demand rep
aratiOn for the wrongs committed.
There is no probability that the Naval force
in tho Mediterranean will be increased.
Tho Navy department has received informa-
ton of the death of Lieut.. Ducr, in Florida.
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tBy Tolograph.I f-
New York Market.

NEW YORK, June 10, Il. M.
Flour heavy and l0c lower sales 200 brls at Sc %
OF 20 for superfne State s. Gj06 " for extra State;
IS 2j0p6 ~ for apcrfnC Western; S6 10d7 for COM
mon 10 good extra Western, and 81 lO6lT 25 for do
round hoop Ohio, closing heavy and dropping, Can
adian Flour nominaly dull. Sales OF Rye Flour at
S40UJ.
Wheat dull and dropping: sales $500 bushels at
81 - for White AIcbigau 81 10 for Red Southern
81 7iGl So FOR White do. 81 for Red Southern, and
81 for new Amber Georgia. Rye dull at &c. Barley
dull at 626uT2c. Torn heavy and lower; sales 2i,000
bushcls at SO92c. for White southern; yOc for choice
Jersey yellow; SS0c. for Yellow Southern; SOC. for
sound Yellow; mixed Western nOminally at Sc
Oats lower and dull at i615U. for State, and 5O5ic
for Canadian 4.
Whisky steady; sales $50 brls. at 27c. .
Pork heavy; sales i6OU hTls Sl7 O01I7 % for
Mess Slg % for clear ard Sl5 90 for prime, including
900 brls Mess July and August at $7 co. and loo
do. on the spot, at Sl7 OO, check tomorrow. Beef
heavy sales 300 brs vt So 157 70 for country prime,
SIS SOFAS 20 for do Mess, Sl C0ll3 50 for repacked
Chicago, do and SI OO6Gl6 60 for extra. Prime Mess
beef quiet at go OOCn26 90. Beef Hams firm but
quiet AT SH 5O60ls 90. Bacon dull and nominal. Cut
meats hcavy sales lV packages ut 6A67c. for Shoul
ders, aud SGeSiec. for bans,
Lard steady for prime, sales $50 brls. at ll@llisc.
Butter dun AZ I3So l7c, for Ohio, and liG2Oc for
Cotton-mder the effect OF the Europa's advces
the market has advanced &c; sale of 5000 bales at
lI5a for uplands midling. -g
Sugar steady at 6Ii@6iec. 1ny{nyaM ngfH4
Spirits turpentine heavy at i7f@isc. 4y
Resin dull. Ef.|FTs y t st .fff ~
Linsced oil dull ut 6I@G2c. -
Tslow dull ut lOl5mlO4, mtNiUDEEH .ffTW
Flour freighs To Liverpool 3D. rFr
Potasles firm at S5Sl. ,EsAi4NHti GiiAF
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-16

The Vevay Qndiana) Reyeille announces
the death of Father Ruter, at his residence
near Patriot, on Saturday, June 10, at about
seven o'clock P. NJ. On the morning of that
day he had preached a sermon at Florence, and
seemed to be as well as usual. In the evening
he was Engaged in shaving himself, and fell
dead upon tho floor. He had been afflicted
with disease of the heart for several years,
which probably was the cause Of his death. The
Reveille says that Father Ruter was one Of the
Oldest Methodist ministers in Indiana. He
leaves large OirClO of relatives and friends
throughout the State to mourn his departure.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-16

Our city is at present infested with gang
petty thieves, both male and female, who
roam about under pretence of gathering rags.
One of this class, a miserable looking woman,
was before the Police Judge, yesterday,
charged with stealing rags, etc., from a gen
tleman named White, who resides in the
Thirteenth Ward. She was arrested by officer
Jones, but Mr.. Jones, being overcome by sym
pathy, refused to prosecute her. She was
therefore discharged. Persons would do we'll
to keep lookout for this class Of individuals.
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COLUMBUS NEWS.

COLUMBUS, June Is, 1859.
PRoBATE COURT JURY.-We are indebted to- q
Mr.. Neiswander, clerk of Probate Court, for
the following list of names Of gentlemen seil
ected to act as jurors in tho criminal term of
Probate Court, commencing July 5th
Jacob Hartman, city; Conrad Pfifer, do;
David Parry, do; VIM. Peckham, do; George
Riordan, do Gates O'IIarrs, do; John Brown,
do; Wm. NJ. Henderson, Perry; ]. Il. Thomas,
do; Alden G. Hibbs, Jackson M. A. Elright,
Jefferson; Jas. NJ. Montgomery, Plain.
The County Commissioners wero in session
to-day, inspecticg the accounts, vouchers, ETC.;
of DIR. Moeller, Inirmary Director.
A cowARDLY assault was made upon gem
tleman connected with the press, to-day, by 3
Polly Rice, the proprietor of low drinking
house near the depot. Rice, who is a stout, B
burly customer, had the newspaper called
| from the Court House, about II o'clock, and
as ho came down the steps into the yard, Rice
event for him." when blow with the roport-g s.,
ors fist FURNISHED the nose of his assaiiant
severely. Rice enraged at some statement
relative to the contested election case, in which
he was witness. t'-' ID 'sst sNi'
A NAN named Warder was knocked down .
and robbed last night Broadway, near the
National Bridge lie had been in low drink
ing house kept by one Farlaugh, and upon
leaving the premises was followed by party
of four FIVE men who assaulted him with
sung- shots. i''7 '''' '7' a'''f- hn''nt-9''Fah p
The General Committee of Arrangements for ai
the Fourth of July celebration has appointed ,
| Governor Chase to preside over the festivities.
General Jos. II. Geiger will be the orator of
the occasion, and large appropriation has
been made for n display of fireworks in the
evening. $500 'f '"' a' i''-H ~
IN Common Pleas Court this morning,
nolles wercs entered in numerous cases of
which may mention: The State against qs
Richard Fleming, indicted for stabbing with x
intent to kill. The State against Thomas
Matthias, robbery; and the State against
John P. McIIale, assault and battery. The
case of Holdemard Crary, much against the ilr
wish of the defendant, who is charged with
procuring illegal votes, was continued until
Friday morning, motion having been made
to quash the Indictment. The case of Dru-" -
silla Harris, under indictment for burglary, ap4
was being tried day, of iit ~
The steuben Guards, German military, -.
were out last evening on parade, presenting n'.'
a fine appearance. o4i q 4 ''''At
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-16
Two steambonts Blrnt.

PITTsBURG, June l5.-About two o'clock
this morning a fire broke out on board the
steamer Endeavor, and soon communicated to
the Gazcl. Both were burnt to the waters
edgo. r+" r ' seq
The EndeavOr is still afoat. There was no
freight on board either boat.
The Endeavor was insured in the Pennsyl-
vania Company of Harrisburg, for $l,4OO; in
the Quaker City Company, of Harrisburgh, for
$4,000, and in the Great Western Of Phiiadel-
phia for 81 800.
The Gael was insured in the Eureka Bank
of Pittsburg for So 200.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-16

1A OO.-IS Valuable Building Lots in the city Of
SELL on Thursday, june 23d, 1852 at 10 O'Clock A. M
on the premises the following described Lots, viz:
Nos l23, A ~, 80 feet front on Isabella by IS, in
Parkhurst subdivision. so feet front ON Bright ton
being parts of Lots Nos. 2l9, 22O, 22i 222 Nos lli
20 p by 100 in Southern subdivision a feet front
on Southgate street by l07 between Cabot and Isa-
bella streets, in Northern subdivision. &c feet front
on Southgate street. north side, between Moss street
OF ground on Walnut street, commencing at point
near TO Jacob Guglc's tavern extending south say
feet thence west say 205 feet to Licking river at low
water mark, thence north say go feet; thence east
say 2O5 feet to the place Of begnning being desirable
scrptions, logs RATS &C.. entitliDg the owner TO
whartages; and part of the ground suitable for the
made known on the day of sale. Sale positive
jel5 ii. s. MILES & Co, Auctioneers
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-16

'sQpIRE PETER BELL, yesterday, held DR..
John B. Campbell in bonds of $500 to appear
and answer before the Court of Common
Pleas, the charge of bastardy. The charge
was preferred by ayOdng lady named Ma
tilda Williams. The Dr., we believe, is the
proprietor of the Campbell Healing Institute,
on Western Row, in this city. " "~.-
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Editorial Convention.

LAPoRTE, June l5.-The Northern Indiana
Editorial Association met at Plymouth, Indi-
ana, yesterday. Thirty four editors were pres
ont, representing nearly every press north of
tho Wabash. j. @. Walker, President, deliv-
cred an eloquent address, and w. IL. Ellis, by
previous appointment, delivered an able ora
tion on the duties of tho profession. Speeches
were made during the session by Messrs. Bal
ley, Coliax, Mattingly, Mcdonald, Cameron,
and others. The Convention adjourned omeet
at Fort Wayne, in May, 1860.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-16

THE returns of personal property, in Cinoin-
natl, by the Assessors, amounts to 1922, 2,O2S,67
The amounts added by the Board of Equaliza-
ton is $l,776,336. This makes total Of
1923 800 ,OOs. .... ......
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Railroad Matters,

CLEVELAND, June 15.-The Cleveland and
Toledo Railroad stockholders held a meeting
here to-day. The board of directors was in
creased from to IL. The following board
was unanimously elected: John b. Waring,
A. Stone, Jr., John Gardiner, VIM. Durben,
sam'l M. Young, W. Colburn, Henry Kip,
NJ. NJ. Vermilye, A. N. Rsmsdell, William
Williams, Dean Richmond, F. G. ,Olyphant,
and i Z. Handy.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-16

A DILAPIDATED looking specimen o f human
ity, named Samuel Morphy, will have hear
ing before Judge Lowe this morning, upon
charge of aprropriating to his own use, coat,
the property of another individual.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-16

A COUPLE of "butcher boys" named James
Mclaughlin and Michael Miller, indulged in
regular ''set-to" in Lower Market day be-
fore yesterday. During the melee Mclaughlin
was so unfortunate as to lose portion of his
nasal organ. They were brought before Judge
Lowe yesterday and fined each $5 and costs.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-16

TIE girl Louisa White, charged with stabbing
man named Bandamuss, was committed by
his Honor Judge Lowe, yesterday, to answer
the charge of "stabbing with intent to kill"
The prosecuting witness refused to appear
against her, and she was committed on an ac-
acknowledgement made to officer Slater.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-16

The receipts for the fiscal year up to June
9th, of the Newport and CovingtOn Bridge,
foot up for tolls, etc., including balance of
$2,Ol5 &c on hand last year, $9,774 78. The
expenses for the year were $7,SI7 81, leaving
a balance now on hand of 81, $50 81.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-16

THE County Commissioners have elected DR..
j. l.. Waiter and Thomas l.. Eckert, ESQ.,, as
Directors of the Lunatic Asylum at Carthage.
Tho appointment of the third Director will
be made by Gov. Chase.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-16

The Chicago Press of the 14th says that on
the previous day, Mr.. David Gage, of the Ire
mont, had received a private dispatch from
Cincinnati, to the effect that 500 to 900 visitors
may be expected from this city.
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[By Telegraph
New York Stock Market.

.r...... NEW YORK, June lJ-P. NJ.
Stocks dull; Chicago 4 Rock Island 80; Cumber:
land Coal Company IL: Illinois Central 5S; Missouri
Skies Guaranteed 30 New York Central 73I1; Penn
sylvania Coal Company S21 Reading i0tp; Missouri
Skies 80; Galena Chicago d3a; Michigan Central
io,i 90 Erc GIs Cleveland 4 sandusky sS5o Panana
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-16

ALI our Hotels are daily filed with stran-
gers from the South,en route to the Springs and
the North, to recroate during the summer
months.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-16

THE "OL1vE BRANCH" a neat little publica-
ton of sixteen pages, by Silas II. Ayers, Esq,
of this city, is ready for delivery. Who that
knows Mr.. A. will refuse to purchase a copy?
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-16

SEVERAL eminent gentlemen are spoken Of
in connection with the Presidency of the wes-
leyan Female College, vacated by the death of
Rev. Mr.. Wilbur.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-16

A GROUP of Alligators of the largest dimen-
sions went up the river yesterday on the
steamer Com. Perry, en- route for New York.
They were caught up Red River.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-16

TOMORROW the Young America Division,
No. 3, Sons of Temperance, go on picnic
excursion to Parlor Grove. Tho Champion No.
will leave the foot of Walnut street at ~
o'clock, and in order to accommodate the cit
izens of the Seventeenth Ward, will land at
Fulton Ferry at eight o'clock, A. M. ..
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War Between Paraguay and Bueno,
AyreS. .r.Hf

New YoRK, Juno l5.--The bark Ann Elz-
abeth from Rosario arrived here. She reports
that when she passed Buenos Ayres, May lst,
there was continued firing of guns heard. 1t
is supposed that battle was taking place be-
tween the Paraguayans and Buenos Ayresans,
as was limited to that effect at Rosario.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-16

The charge of assault and battery, brought
by ii. II. Speer, against Mr.. Warren Lundy,
Second Ward Policeman, was dismissed by
Justice Harris, Tuesday last.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-16
A UCTION sALE.-BY JACOB GRAFT

A UCTION SALE.-BY JACOB CRAFT
win bo sold at auction ON Friday afternoon June IL,
at O'Clock, on the premises on the north side OF
uatharne street. about 100 feet west of Linn, frame
lot % feet front by 100 feet deep.
Terms ot Sae-One-fonIth cash, the balance in one,
cured 10y mortgage on the premises. Title good and
sale positive JACOB GRAFT, Auctioneer,
jel5 No is East Fourth at
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-16

WE understand that the National Theater
will be opened on Friday night, on which oc-
casion complimentary benefit will be rendered
Mr.. D. A. Sarzcdas, the efficient Stage Manager
of that institution.
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nv the Overland Mall.

ST. LOUIS, June 15.--The passengers by the
Overland Mail report that the Texans in tho
vicinity of Caddo reserve, have disbanded upon
assurances of Maj. Van Dorm that repetition
of the outrages should not occur
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-16
Arrival of the CIty of Manchestcr.

NEw YORK, June l5.-The steamship City
of Manchester is signaled below. She was adj
vertised to sail from Cork on the Sd inst, and
her advices will therefore not be so late as the
intelligence received by the Europa at Hal
70 y Dol.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-16

We understand that the County Board of
Equalization have not as yet completed their
additions to the Assessors returns of personal
property.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-16

G. .J.W. SMITH will dispose of three very
valuable brick dwelling houses this afternoon,
at o'clock. Read his advertisement.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-16

The Masonic picnic, to come of at Lynch
burg, Highland county, Ohio, tho oath of
June, will, if the weather permits, be grand
affair. I'LL LII Ill IL ------
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-16

"PEo2LE's FESTIVAL" under the manage
ment of the Turner's Society of this city, will
be held at Burnett's Grove, on the Fourth of
July.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-16

We understand that the Humboldt oratior
will take place at the National Theatre, next
Sabbath. Judge Stallo will deliver an ad-
dress appropriate to the occasion.
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follows:
Sl3,Og7 o.

1t is to be hoped that so large a sum, much
needed these hard times, will bo promptly paid
into the City Treasury.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-16

The City Auditor has placed in the hands of
the Superintendent of Markets bills against
delinquent holders of butchers stalls and side
benches, in the several markets, amounting as
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~ IBy Telegraph FW g'
New York Cattle Market.

New YORK, June II. -4
BecVes-reCpipts 5000 head. Prices have declined
lc sales ut llac.; average price Da 6nl0c. Sheep
receipts 0,O00 head sales at SO ~ per head Dressed
S@l0c. Lambs 100 l3c swine receipts 1909 head;
market firm at 60t6Ea.
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UCTION SALE.-BY c. J. v

A UCTION E.-BY G. J. W.
IN SMITH, Auctioneer, 22I Vine street.-Threc
good Brick Houses, Nos. 6j and 67 Hopkins
street and No. Sl6 John street.-Wil be sold at Pub
lie Auction, on the premises on Thursday Afternoon
June l6 at o'clock, two good twostory Brick Hou-
ses, Nos. 90 and 81, on the south side of Hopkins
street, between John and Cutter streets. Each
House has six good rooms and summer kitchen; Gel
lars, hydrant, &c, all finished in good style. The
alley.
Also-A fine two-story Brick Dwelling, No. 3l6
John street, between Court and Elizabeth streets IL
contains four rooms and kitchen; cellar, hydrant,
eIstern, with large front and side yard The Lot is
positive. ~.
Terms Of both made known at sale. rjel3
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GIRLS, read the story by Augusta Moore on
our fourth page.
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From Oswego.

oswEGo, June 15.-The Canadian authori-
tics have made material reduction in the
tolls, on merchandise passing through the
Meliand Canal. 4,iu .sI.IIssL .,a!l
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Outward Bound,

New YoRK, June 15.-The steamship
America sailed today, with upwards OF
$500, 900 in specie. II ylgNsH -I 3DIr,