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Alarm Spring Sash Balance
ENTED
March I'd, 1858, by

OfClGyeland, Ohio
fT'HE SPRING AND ITS ATTACH
Il men,s are perfect substitute for weighs and pul
ls{s and 3aauces the sash m any dosrod poIa giving
ALARM by the rails ug or lowering Of tho sash und arc
DsSily applied 10 windows m huldnf ready built
The follow testm NAL is from the w0l-kuOWu Master
Builders Of Cleveland --
CLEVELAND. Ohio. November, ls59
MuSsrs- DENiAM BBIOOs We the undersigned, hav-
ngeEumiued your ALARM SPRING SASH BALANCE,
can most oheortuB recumu end as invention valuable
TO community aud superior To- ANYTHING or like PURPOSES
have patented The sash being perfectly hall
auced and burgarp proof together with the beoCtnrss aud
simplicity Of construction and applied 10 the window with
such comparatively tnhug sufficient guaranty
that generous public viii adopt t. and u will come into
general use, Truly yours,
j. M. Blackburn. Architect snaC Sturtevant. Builder
80 and Builder Geo Campbel..,.., do
W. warner .,.....Bql ldo1H H. kduey...,.,, do
Shemnu kcpnoy y,,,.. do Jones hudg0. ........ do
W. CuhhOu. u.....,.... do IA. l. Hrulnard ...... do
NJ Stos. s.....,t,,. 90 lS II Richardson. 90. do
William COlllser,,, do v. M. Wa d.. do
Henry blulr...,..... do Is COlahun. ......... do
Z. h HounguF..... DO Levi Johnson, .,,..,, do
A. j, FiQ0r..,,..,, DO John Owens ... lntrucior
Ohm Gil. t,,,-... .CuntraclnTl bnd builder.
and Builder
THIS invention Is on exhibition az tho Paint and Glass
warehouse Of IT, pENHAM, No, so Public square
County aud State Rights for sale by The pateutoas deo2
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sheriff and Speoial Master Coaimissloner r.
AUsTIN, PIN 5 Att'ys, mov6fi. az '


EHERIFF y SPEUIAL MASTER'S
y SALE-Notice is nerGby gwen that by virtue OF pu-
les rr a. issued from the Court OF Common pitus
Of uyahoaa County at tho suit of John Coleman against
M Baly al. and 10 me ulrectsd shan offer for
ION corner OF Soneca and Champatn sroors in The city Of
Cieveand in pid County the 4th day Of Juuo 1859 ut
O'Clock M Of said day the following described prrmis-
e to wit Situate IN tho township of Wuuunsvle, beng
Eo In tho Ilth range of townships the Connecticut
Western Reserve in the Sae O Ohio and which Is also la
the County of CuyahOga, aud Is kno~n by hemg part OF
lot 49, and bounded Us follows cEmuug at The Opnfre
road unnug Bed ord running south to lands owned by
Ceurg bsy thence east along said Ee 10 reds, thence
south along the line to lands uwue by AkOm salisbury
thence east al0ng said limo TO Ee centre OF he COyount
and Chaptu Walls pHuk Ruud thence uung said Dad 10
the place beginning supposed TO contain thr uCrcs bur
subject to the Cleveland and huhOLng Railroad running
through It, Appraised at S375. .,,.- 49,.
ID, l.. WIGHTNAN,
sheriff and Special Master Commissioner.
HrRU1K 4 RARIOW. PIN Is Atlys. mlyitd238
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BUFFALO, CLEVELAND and CHICAGO LINE
OF SCREW STEAMERS.

ON THE OPENING OF9a II
" Lake Navigation the Pr0nriators q HhitAlN
OF this Line viii put upon the route from rti sla
Buffalo TO Chicago seven hrst-ciass A lsfL9lsaatsal
] .r-GM -L--me-s OF g-.-L -L--u-- -L Lnl .n---L-
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Medical EDispcnsarV

EstahhShed lor the cue OF
Dyspepsia, General Debility, Fe1er and Aguc,
asthma, HciDiGRt Consumption, Iafrm-
ities Of Youth and old Age DC.
~ NO MERCURY USED. Al
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Il difficult to iuncy awkward stitch than this.
THIS Is called "dOuhlH thread stitch" OF course the
thrend which lies coed SO cunousy the lower side Of
the cloth net ndd 10 the strength OF the thread which
passes through and holds the cloth together but limpy
serves TO asteu the 81 gle thToad which take the stitch
This also is single thread stitch TNa the Grover anl
Baker stitch unrayes readily shown by the above cut.
But 1t Oud he state that when fastened tins stitch is
elastic aud Il To- Wnny Uurpsrs valuable stitch. That
very complicated cOutrvnnce required TO take the
Grover Baker Stitch is quite apparent Hence its great
liability 20 get out OF order.
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illGA 1859. sI=n

THE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co,
Will during The present THEN well known and
FIRST CLASS SCREW STEAMERS
Regularly between
Ogdensburah g. OsweEO, and Upper Lakes,
Forming TRI-wEEKLY LINE between
ogdensburgh and Oswego, and Cleveland San.
dusky, Toledo and Detroit,
And a SEMI-wEEKLY LINE between
Ogdensburgh and Oswego, and Chicago, Mil.
wsukee and intermediate Ports,
Connecting at ogiensburph with the
Ogdensburgh g. Vermont Central r. r. Route,
Between
Ogdensburgh, Burlington, Concord Manchester,
Nashua Lawrence, Lowell, Worcester
and Boston,
And at 0svogo with the
New Oswego Line Of Thirty First Glass Canal
Boats on the Enlarged Canal,
BetlOeen 0stOegO, Troy, Albany and Ncio York,
Connecting also at Dunkirk with the
NEW YORK ERIE RAILROAD,
And forming
DAILY RAILROAD LINE
Between Duulirk. ClevelanI and sandusky and
TRI-wEEKLY RAILROAD LINE
Between DunSirk Chicago and intermediate Ports
u Property forwarded BY thi, Line will be subject to
bun One transh pment.
" Merchandise marked IN. T. Co Express" will he
forwarded # New York by Express Freight Tain
ovr the New York Eue Railroad, aud promptly for
warled from Dunkirk.
~ These Lines connect 1t cleveland with the Clevc-
lanu, Detroit ard Lake Superior Liuo.
APPLY TO
MYERS Agent n 7 c., No, ~ Broadway y. Y,
J. l. WARNER, Ageut n T Co, No 3Cnnties Slip NJ.
JOHN HOOKING, Agent N. 4. Co No. 50 state street.
Boston
A. CUSHMAN, Agent v C. Line No lOs State Street,
Boston.
CHAs s TAPPAN. cor Gth and Chestnu. st., Phila
| T. +. CHURCH Agent. Rouse's Point, N Y
GEORGE PARk ER Age {.
! HOVEY 4 CRAWFORD, Oswcgn, N. Y.
$ ID. CALDWELL, Agent, Duukirk.
CHAMBERllN. CRAWFORD co, ClevelInd.
J. S. CHENoWETH co, Cincinnati o.
y McBErH, Agent Sandusky.
WM. o. WALKER, Agent Toledo.
! v. K. MA lHEWS, Agent, Detroit. Mich.
| j. H. q tAWFORD, Milwaukee,, Wis
| McHENRY BARKER, Racine Wis
MAlHER CO, Chicago.
| JACOB WASHBURNE, Davenport Iowa.
| IL p. WlBORG X co Fuitun City, IN.
| y. W. GRAHAM co Cairo, III.
| FIFE MICHAEL, st. Louis.
| Once Of the Northern Transportation Comuauy
| Cleveland Feb. 18th. 1859
/ m7rlARt y CHAMBERLIN, pTesdnDt.
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MARINE NEWS,
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
ENTERED

n T n 7
Steamer ocean, Evans, Detroit
Steamer Arctic, Fish, Buffalo; suudries.
Propeller ray State Brown, OgdensbuTgb 30 Ions Hdse
g "a Co.
Propeller Suqushanna Webster Bay y, 800 NJ shiug les
&. c. & 20
Schooner E NJ Peck, Bufington Buffalo; NJ cargo.
Sloop Monarch OF the GleI, nurna, sundukyi cargo
SloOl Sweeper. McCaiy Toledoi "a cords wul Mas.
81. torn Dyer, SanduSk, M plaster owner
ScOW RoCLa, Farghtr, Port CiutOn; 80 cord wood
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Home Sewing Machine Co., Cleveland, 0
Office in Forest City, Block No. $50 supsriorst.
PnGOE TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS.

Price TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS.
EvBRY MACHINE WARRANTED TO PERFORM WELL.
THIS MACHINE has received the
4 sanction and approval of various State aud CONT
Fairs, but solicit uttButiuu much TO theseas
the Machine Itself ~ practical USE
HIGH PRICE AND LOW PRICE
Can SEWING RIaehine be furnished for S25 which
ul ia fact be servictable than those sold Tor
S1OOt
E rue that you should pay 800 fora good Sewing Ma.
Chngf
Aie all Sewing Machines worthless which do not cost
SlO0i
w. undertake here to answer these uestions. Read
cV- Call and sea the Howe Sewirg Machine work.
rw Inquire Ot some OF the families ustni them.
~ Tbis urccauttun will Ouable you SIS in the
purcha.e Of Sewing Mach.ue
C5- The Hume Sewing Machneis trrantod to perform
epres0ncd.
IR' The Home Sewing Machine dees not require a Ma
chiuist 90 keep it ia order
10 must he concealed that Sewing Machine which does
'uml' sewing rapid aud we'll is good Machine, with
out regard TO the cost
Also that The simpler the construction " the Machine
the choa can DO ma To- aud the less hkoy It is to get
oDt of repair.
Nov compare the Stitches thg different Machines
THE WHEELER WILSON CB SINGER STITCH
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EcQai Notices.
CHERIFF a. SPECIAL MASTER5S

7
~ SALEPursuuut to the command OF an order cf sale
D. sued ou. of the Court Common Pleas Of CuyaLJgu
County the suit OF William s. Hucpmb. pt, ugtiust
Henry A. Robinson, Ct al, deus., to directed, shah
Oer for safe Public Auction, the door OF the Court
House corner OF Seneca and Champlan streesD the
civ Cleveland said county, he 10Th day of May
1859 o'clock p. NJ uf SAID day tile following crbed
lands and enemons 10 wit: Situate In the township OF
the county Of CuyaLOga and known by and s hOu deu
follows: being No in tho ninth and tenth of
Townships in the Connecticut Western Reserve IN the
State Ohu, aud which also in tho y OF Cuyahusu
aud is known all the house and lot UCCuuCd
and owned by Bounded the north by the aud
lot owned ny Witinm & WadrOn; east by Main st
eg) south by store and lot owned by Pin Irg
O-bouu and west by line running parallel with Man
street. beugjust y feet erefrOm, aud situated
The WlAge OF OhaErin Fails. County OF CuyuhOga and
State II Ohio, be the less but subject to an
legal highways.
Appraised at $500. ..-
ID. L. WIGHTMAN, Sher Il,
and Special Master Commissioner.
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FEVER ANES AGUE
INRAM WHInI Al A MLIMn OIIn

k'NOM WHICH MANk klND SIIF-
a, Ter OVER LARGE PART OF THE GLOBE,
IS the consequence OF diseased action Of the system m
d9ceG by tnS poisonous 10 ssm OF yegetaPle decay This
aud Uses with the watsry vapor from it, While he sun rs
Soow ,e 10 RgH1n lhis y2po fingers near he enrs sur
the blood. There actsas atng plison GA he
nal vscera and Cycreng organs of the body The liver b
he bile from the blood. Both the virus aud the bile Soc
mulate Ia the circulation and produce y0iunt constitution
sympathse with the liver and bee, me d6rsnge, aIs6
Finally the instinct az onr organism, II IN attempt to
the body IN the Internal excretonrs to force them TO cast Il
out Inc blood leaves the surface aud ushus tho inter
But IN this ciurt II ius. Then the FEVER follows In
wch me blood leaves ING central organs aud rushes tnthe
surface hs ~ auotherehuri TO eNpe the irritating poison
Trough that other gcat eKcel orytho skin In this also
ials ana me system ahanduns tho attempt exhausted
esselOrt another day These The tits paruxysm oI
FEVER AND AGpE Suuh constitutional disorder will ui
conTse undermine the health II It is not reuoved
We havo lah0rCd 10 hnd and have found an anlidote
AYERS AGUE CURE,
Which neulsas this malarous poison In the blood and
50 II does this affecting disorder with perfect corniny
those who arc subject 10 ms Injection fftat i'm W. 70
eHpels from the system t absorbed aud thus kep
those who It tree from It's attacks keons the system In
heulth although exposed 10 The dlsaaae Cousoqu nty II
pot only cues hut protects from the great variety Of aarc
tons which arc induced by this malignant influence such
as Remltten Fo er, Chill Fever, Dumb Masked Arue
Feves Neuralgia Rheumatism, Gout, Blindness TOO h.
icctions Of tile stomach and Bowels All ofhich when
ng from this cause Will be found 70 assume or estho
Of these dorunEements and cures the disease.
THIS neonmphsho by stimulating the oycretoues to y
pei the virus from the system aud these organs hy
become habcd 20 do tins their office Of their own accord
psi the same end but often life Is not long enough on s
sacHhcodln the attempt while This "AGUE CURE" does %
that inns Id "a eurer as we'll gg II, ,r rs, - u.
closs Of diseases which clusCd by the misamatic inor
on, an any other which has been discovered and Il as
sitll another advantage to the public, which s that Il IS
'"'"P '9 "oi' ~ h'"4' -.
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All the unHs going Westward connect al Cleveland with
trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus Cincinnati, ST.
Louis, &C; and a the trims gong Eastward connect
Dunkir with the trains Of The New York Erie Railroad
and Rufae with those OF the New York Central and
Dufaio and New York x Erie l'aiiroadg
Cleveland. Anil 4,h. 1879. abr5
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am Methodist Clergyman My heart has fairly acbnd
to witness the feeble health Of women have
my circuit preaching the Gospel thank God however
that have all these diseases give the Grareu-
berg MaTshas Uterine CathOCun, whe It has been
used. Rev. PETER SHARP, Ridgewav, NJ fch
former OF Western Stark, Medina o. o
~ For sale by Druggists and Medicine Deaer8 through
out The state
~ For medicines agencies address
II. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
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II gives great certify the invariahe Gu
riva nc ion of the Grlefenberg harshas Uterine Ca
hucon all cases Of female disease. and TO the skill and
high moral charuct Of the hcdlbal Department Of the
Graettnberg Company.
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William Hlllmun SHERlbBs SALE
James Egbert and others. } In Partition.
DURSTTANT TO THE COMMAND

William 3 HiIImaa sHERlEFs SALE.
Jane. Egbert and others. In Partition.
DURSUANT TO THE COMMAND
4 OF An alias order Of sale issued rom ne urt Of
directed shal ofler Tor sne at Public Auction at the
door Of hs Court House lcgrner OF Seera uhh Cha9ph
day of June, 1863, O'Clock r. M OF said day the fol-
loms described lands and tenemens, 10 VIII situntg IN
the township aud yluge of Bedotd, n the County Of Guy
follows Being Tho Chair Factory Lot tuato ON original
lot No 5d ami bounded US follows Begnuug at or near
south Is degrees west Cnain y links from nutthe ~ end
OF high urnpet wall on the mll dpm thence south ~
Creek thence northensior up ihe Creek uong the north
eTly edge u the SOutherj eud OF nigh poIupe wall
the dam thence northerR On sd wall TO soul sac Of
m race thence south IS uegrees west cham "a INKS
acug the Souhory edge Of mil 20 the place OF begin
nng with he night 70 hU OF water from tho mill race,
subject 90 ne gnsl mil AMI saw mill .....
Also vi ylage lot No II Of Rob Fehert's subdivision
Of purtu SAID original lot No o. bounded on two des by
villa street westerly ny VILLAGE lot No, w, uorihery by
engine and h1ues uppertaning To the said Char Factory
Appraised at 5000. .,,, Cd, 10.
JOHN CRowELL. pln's Atty may 5idzJ
SHERlFF IL SPECIAL MASTERS
sale ssu6d Tom tao Coun o Common Ploas Of Cuyahoga
County, at the suit Of Henry Chamberlain patuM vs..
George Harding, Duendlut 10 directed, shall oheT
for sale at Public Auction The door OF the Court lausa
)corner ol Seneca and Chumpaia sreets The Cty Of
Cleveland IN said County he Ath day of june, 1859,
and euemouts, 10 Wit Situate n brooklyn township and
Is known as city lots Nos 2md % IN stones suhd-
situated Washington street. being each 90 feet out und
rear AMI 32 feet IN deuth together with all the heredta
% all streets and hgways Lot o. appraised at ST2 Lot
50 appraisedu NJ S&l, -
n ShGriaanl s,ecsl Master CoU,r.
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~ r" '"'o sh contract gnd bills Of fading apply t.
HuBbH, HUGHES Co
,1yps OF g. JOHNSON, A gspt
m.l-oho No III River street. CeyelSUi ID

SHERIFF'S SALE.-PnrsneD1t---Ioo
- command of an alias order Of sale l,sped - ~
N"uIl OF Igmmon Pos & Cu} Bhura County at Hy ~
.N' ~ Al9Nintil 10 "' eO'lBIu g. Brown ct ~ 40. "
% ' giie i " a. a. 'at .el ia a pl bic anC,ienIt
sTsst . corner 90 Seneca snd Cnnmpis
aay OF May lsAa at 2o'clock Il. no of ma A. yh tie n
SGs a Ea,l level nt the state of 06 Sbd M
nvt f IN M w Snv Any u 'uyshogu ana Is k1oIa a.
Pt lt ~ nv lh shlu ioT-uship and h. I, ia =. tl
nt Ni@Hste @ As a ~ intersection ofthe road LEADING
pad neeiis IN Iee suld township uUb he FncuJ
.hence uion. tho ceure OF SAID Toad % sJ
,baiUs snI y thence along The centr of saiI road
ri s5's nks % post. thence iu lie centre FsStd
ne1S is ] @ y ~ mss 10 monument at smiths COR
e'e suull o. degrees Cait % Chains and ia 10
.ut ceure Of thT Lurld Rurd thence I'M thc ni, fy
oau chains AND 0h links 10 he place OF neeinpS c o
,Allb que acres aur i've hundred uul sfv~niesn me
t1 All r9 T i1 a. lhe samr more less, but subject
Appraised AZ sl GA
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Drn @po0s

NORSETS-A NEW ARRIVAL OF
~ plain aud embroidered, French Eusllsh uud German
make. all
mH5 RETTRrRG n HAUSAI ANN's
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LAHEKINE5H HnALM--Pnrsnnnt tn the

and Special Master Commissioner
w W Aiuser Plfe At,iy moi t.yti.ds
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COLUMBUS NEWS.

.s ,.'l.l ID, IN, CoLMBus, June 1S, 1859.
To-Day the criminal branch Of business will
commence in the Common Pleas Court, Mr..
Reamy, the Prosecuting Attorney, being una
yOidably absent from thelcity yesterdSy.I
A LITTLE daughter of the Rev. Collins Stone,
superin tendent of the Deaf and Dumb Asy-
lum, was caught in horse power machine, in
the yard of that Institution, on Friday last,
and was so badly injured that she died on Sat-
urdsy. U-tt
A YOUNG gentleman of this city, who was
recently cowhided, has been getting himself
into another serape, by committing two paltry
fOrgeries. He has left for parts unknown.
~ DANIEL PIERCE, convicted in aHamiIton
county for forgery, and sentenced for five years,
has had pardon granted him by Governor
: y NSS,iriis4 -.stl,1rai1 .eInhi bHFis Do tiot
The members of Franklin Fire Company,
No, s.. hold meeting tollight TO take pre-
liminary measures for a grand celebration
on the Fourth Of July, l,a s,ds,l vsauoa
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TESTIMONIAL of the respect in which a
good citizen is held, was manifested yesterday,
by large concourse attending the funeral of
William Griffith, the senior of the firm of Grif-
fifth Brothers, builders, of this city At the
hour of religious services at his late residence
Harrison street was densely crowded, and the
vehicles in the funeral cOrtege were more num-
erous, perhaps, than have attended the remains
of any private citizen. Mr.. G. had recently
visited his former home in Wales, and on re-
turning to his home, but few days since, was
attacked with severe infammatory rheuma-
tism, causing his sudden death. Mr.. Griffith
was one of the founders of the Welch church
on Lawrence street, and nearly the whole con-
gregation were at his funeral. His father has
been distinguished in Wales as an eminent
preacher. Our city has lost a trust-w worthy and
upright citizen, and useful mechanic. On
Sunday next, Rev. Mr.. Edwards, pastor of the
Lawrence street church, will deliver an eulogy
ON the life, services and death of the deceased
Similar services in English will in due time be
announced. ..-..t
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PRop. M. B. WRIGHT ON INTEMPERANcE.-
At the meeting of the Ohio State Medical Con-
vention, at Columbus, DR.. NJ. B. Wright, of this
city, delivered an. address upon the subject
Of Intemperance, that was characterized
throughout with marked ability, able research,
and sound and practical physiological deduc-
tions. lie embraced new theories, and took n
more original, expansive and scientific view
of bis subject. His calculations were
new, and his address throughout met with the
warmest appreciation of the members of the
profession who were present. We make these
few preliminary remarks for The purpose of in
forming our readers that there is movement
on foot among many of our most prominent
citizens to induce DR.. Wright to repeat the ad-
dress, in this city. 1t is a subject fraught
with interest to all classes of community, and
we earnestly hope the Doctor will consent.
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AN OUTRAGEOUS AND MURDERoUs ASSAULT.
A REPORTER SLuNG-SHOTTED.-Mr. Louis A.
Allen, reporter of the Daily Press, visited
Ross Hill yesterday afternoon, for The purpose
of taking notes of the festivities at the Ger
man Musical Festival. At o'clock, desiring
to return to the city, he engaged passage in
individuals, including the driver.
Mr. Allen assures us that no conversation
was entered into, nor a word spoken, when
suddenly he received blow on the head from
a sung- g-shot, which was followed by others
in quick succession, until he became senseless.
It would seem that subsequently he was tum-
bled out of the wagon, and left to the mercy of
the passers by, who mightchance to notice him.
Mr.. Allen was finally picked up by some of
the fireInen from Mohawk Engine house, who,
acting the part of the Good Samaritan, roUE
him TO their. house, and calling physician,
had his wounds washed and dressed. There
we're no less than ten severe cuts on Mr.. AL
lens head--four or Eve of which had to be
sewed up. He bled profusely, and during the
greater portion of the night remained insen-
sible. ..se. I,.-t. -.5sng g.,rI s..
This morning Mr.. A. was able to be taken to
his residence in the West Emil, but we very
much doubt whether he will be .Rhlo TO attend
TO his duties for days to come. He can assign
no reason for the assault, unless IL was that the
villains mistook him for some one else, upon
whom they desired to wreak their vengeance.
We understand the expressman was arrested,
but subsequently released, after obtaining the
number of his wagon. We sincerely trust the
sssailants may be brought tojaStice.-- Times.
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IBy Telegraph
New York Market.

flg r.t ID .. ,F- New YORK, June H. P M
Flour-Round hoop Ohio lOc better, while other
kinds are without change; sales of 800 bris., at
% $4,000 for superfne State, 81 90 for small lots
CHOICE do IT. l0l7 forextra d0 So 306 60 for super
line Western; So 76l7 ~ for common TO good extra
do; E7@7 30 for do. round hoop Ohio Closing steady
Rye flour dull at S46p5 30
Wheat shade hrmer; sales trining, 81 IS for Mil
waukee Club; 81 60 for Winter Red Western; " for
new Red Southern.
Rive dull; sales 5000 bush. at g7@oSc.
Barley quiet. s ...f aEI 6Nsrf T lFrI-
Corn unchanged; sales n 600 bush, at s6x(ds9c. for
old and new mixed Western; e6c. for sound White
round Yellow.
Oats nrmer; sales at 5O@52c for State and Western
Whisky dull; sales 100, brls. at7s7c. Closing with
no buyers at over &6neG]fc. y CFGf
Pork firmer; sales 600 brls. Sl76IT Is; New Mess,
Sl5 l2egl5 %; Prime including 3000 brls. new do.
buyers option in fifteen days. SlT % 509brls Prime,
buyers option sixty days, So 30. Beef S6 1907 25;
Country Prime, SIS J0619 2j do. Mess, Sll61l4; Re-
packed Chicago do, Sl4Cd6. Extra Prime Mess Beef
and Beef Hams, dun and unchanged Bacon quiet.
Cut Meat unchanged; sales 800 packages.
Lard steady; sales $50 brls. llI66lll16c.
butter dulli l3tallc. Ohio; ilp2Oc. State.gyE
Cheese qtIiet; 5G1S13c. bfA
Hides frm sales l,lOO at 2615. Buenos Ayers, 25;
Cordoya, and n dry Western. D. 2. a = ~ d, "a
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