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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-10

VIRGINIA ANNUAL CONFERENCE liev James
Coulny Secretary Of the Conference, sends the
following statistical information to the editor 1.-THE
Richmond Christian Advocate, for publication:
have been as busy as I could be ever since |
reached home making up the statistics OF the ton.
ference have Just finished the additions, and
give Won the results. We have this year 1922
white members. 4.506 white probationers, 6,SGl
colored members, 967 colored probationers, and
GIG local preachers within the bounds Of the Con-
ference making an aggregate of AZ, 462, and nm
increase Of 3l67 over last years returns. Whilo
this is much ess than it sh"Ild be, we have cause
for devout gratitude. About fifteen years ago |
added up the statistics of our Conference for the
first time; we then reached. all told, little more
than "a 0On. We have more than doubled The
Sahbath-school statistics are Of interest, think.
If can get the time. will call attention to some
particulars set forth in the statistics. The follow
ing are the figures: We have 400 Sabbath-schools,
$500 officers and teachers. l8458 scholars, 81 oo5
volumes in the libraries. l68cope of the Visitor
taken So COG 96 have been expended for Sabbath
schools and 1872 CT have been collected in Sab
bath ~chool. for the missionary cause. The
Treasurer If he Society reports the amount raised
for missions in the Conference at $2l.SS 25-a
decided advance on any previous year. send
you tho papers the Conference ordered to be pub
lisheu.
PrB1Ic MEErINc-A meeting will ho held at
the Court House on Monday next THAT being
Court doy.) to express the sentiments of the
citizens Of Wvthe county in regard to the recent
reasonable Abolition outbreak at Harpers Ferry.
and to adopt and advise such measures may he
deemed necessary for the protection Of the State
Of Virginia form any future outrages of n similar
character by the fancaties of thc North lull
mcetingis desired.
PUBLIC NorIcE.-There will be held at Roanoke
Ilerep, hort nu,t n HuRIIC MEETINC-tO which all
the people of the country are invited in az much
rs matters of great Importance, will be brought to
their consideration and their action asked upon
them.
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Just from the Press.
New Books at n. 9. victor's Book Store.
A IhRICAN NOTES ny Dickens
P-tsr@.Nie Papers BY Dickens
villa cheap edition for the million ~ Dickens entire works
Be- U hem scerea tale Of Disunon and Border War
- '"'a9r Of Wild Western scvnc1 oct 15dls
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Victoriousf VictOrious!f

PiNk srRING, EtsskLL V0rNrY, VA,
November 10, 1880
NIEssRs. WHIrTFNoRE h JosLlN:-I thrcshcd with
AvA Machine, In lOl minutes W bushels of wheat with
four horses j. d. ALDEkSoN
Any wanting machines Of the Kind will please send
In their orders they he supplied IN
able 10 supply the demand in time this !"nr.
{. A. WiIITrEMoRf,
lrch XhiIlcmnre L Insln
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-10

French Vanilla ChocolateH
THNE incest preparation OF Chocolate in for sale Is
4 dee 8 II W. A. STOTIIER ( Co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-10

u .,o we're dressed in lin~ey hunting-shrts and
;."ns rant., la"ked a. they though were cape of
!ronaorinr the State a"me rersicc in time OF need
pu,sr,.,'s MAcAzixE.-We are in receipt of the
n'.emher nun her If this sterling Southern Month
l., Several times during the past year, we have
t !'l n.eason to refer in complimentary terms to
.I,;s wnrk. and we now reterate thct 'rmeriy ex
ras.ed onnion. Without detracting in the slight
a.t de- .rce from the merits Of tho other excellent
,nnnthIies published in the Snuth. we would re-
mark, that we know Of no better work, North or
South and mr. such cordially commend it TO the IA
y,r and patronage Of the Southern public general
~. and our own readers especially. We append
the table If contents Of the present issue:
DR.. Lieber's Introductory Lecture to his course
m Politics; The Exile-A Ballard The Actress
in High Life. (chap. III; Sonnet; Epistoary Cos
siping of Travel. mos. Is and 49,; To Lucy,
from the German The Death Of Peter the Cruel
The Little Girls Lament for the Fairies; The
Marble Bust. (concludedl; Lines, from the Ger
mani; History of the South Carolina College;
The Siege Of Metz, in 1882; Editors Table; Lie
rary Notices. Mr.. H. c. Victor is agent for the
work in this city. and will receive subscriptions or
sell single numbers.
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Jamaica Rum,

Jamaica Rum.
NJ have Just received 10 hhls and 20 bs Rum part Of
w which is high favored and excellent quality such 10
suited manufacturers and which viii sell nj
very low prices Please call and examine IT, - ~
dec 8 LEE. ROCKE & CO
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Fire Arms! Fire ArmS!!
I CST received by Express,
- Colts inch Five Shooters,
Coils inch Five Shooters,
Colts inch Five Shooters
Coils Navy six Shooters
Colts Army Cavalry Six Shooters.
Walch's 4 and 3 inch SelfCockng Five Shooters
Allen & Wheelocks Saloon Pistol,
Smith L. NELSON'S Saloon Pistol.
Another supply Of those celebrated Rifles large stock Of
Single and Double Guns Of the best Percussion
Caps English Powder wads Balls Shot Belts Powder FlAsks
&c. &c, &c.
Call and supply yourselves CoLHoUNS' WILLS,
dec 6-u So Main St.
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MISCELLANEOUS


HAVE f,r .als furc fowdsied Si.pk and ma Pepper,
s rs.5 rider Salt rss Powdered Sag, 0s 'au'asv
dec j. ii. THoSrsoss Drug s.oecy
Extra White Coal on.
/ AN now sailing Pure White Coal on which gives entire
sstissscon al.o Lnnrs With the improved burner No
'% %ss with this OIL and these Lamp FSs ;,s y p,,
Cheese! CheeSe!!
superior lot Of Eags Dairy, aud Pine Apple Cheese.
"A just resolved and St sale BY sMirii ADAMS,
decs 1.i Main Street.
Z Attention Wise Volunteer Troop!
Attend a drlli Of your Company wttaom iior.cs. In
Ss Of Ne vG ,s a ar FsinnY VIII Dse 1882 !"
wv by order Capt Radord. -
u deesa INV " any"
Butter Butter.
Oh Kegs and fcrkins Mountain Butter (some of which
~ very hne) just received and for sale by
dec LkE, ROOKIE co
NEW LARp.iS Kegs, new No Lard, just received
NV Lee N"' NE W.
GAIT. sALrn-aa SACK. Mar.aalr.' brand Liverpool
p Salt. Just received and for sale by
,G E .aS.slSss G 6. hi: All tsbs
/ GOODS consisting Of full line OF Hack and Coorc,i
Cloths from medium N The hnus hest DOG skins plain
We, and silk Veslngs dc all the newest style. Of Buttons Tor
Dress Coats business Suits aud Vests; and prepared, with
the hes workmen In the city, To mike 10 order
oct i5-ins WM. |. PAGE
FOR SALE.
3 DESIRING 10 procure printing press 10 he
Nv operated by steam power the proprietor of this
NNA hi establishment offers for sale The upon wch
M W the "Virgnlan" In printed. II h subAinn-
tal ADAMS POWER PgKss, propelled by hand and
>H~WY capable of making thousand impressions
AJI hour. The character III Its work be deter
mined by the appearance Of this paper.
To the proprietor of country newspaper having much clrcu
lao, doing much Job work, this lrss would labor
time mon,} II will be sold ut bargain aug II IL
BRUSHES AND COMBS.
tST to hand, hnc assortment of silver bound Tooth
% brushes Extra Fine Ilnr rushcs Nail Brushes Ic DC
III e Toilet Combs of all grades for sale nj
}. II. THOMrSoN'S
nov 20 sprug store
Polishing Powder for Musltets.
HAVE hand superior Polishing Powder for Iron and
Brass also Black Vnrnish for Cartridge Boxer. The aticn
H1jne directed notice.
For sale by j. H. THOMPSON,
dec3 Druggist
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LLEGHASY WATEE.-I have Just receiv ell directly from
n spring supply of Acghan! Water neatly put up In
ienijnhns. For sale by JOHN H. sEAf,
nov edits Druggist.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-10

KOTICE-Mr Vim. j. Chlrss is hereby authorized to
~ ccp for money due the old concern Of L. Winston Co.
may l0lls. j. ii. c. WINSTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-10
Sowing Machines s.

Sowing MaChlnCS.
AIDES wishing Machine to do SERvASrs toAGsK cIoIuYs
IL THEIR WORK, w"uli d" we'll to-,
BARrHOIFS IMPROVED FAMILY MACHINE Price
80, $50 aud ss5. The following certificate IN from well
known Tailor In this county, who only had about 70 minutes
,riction this Machine:
LtE,vlrrf, Campbell county, Va. juno 18Th, 80,
Mc WV. l.. Il am well pleased with BarIofs Sew
Machine. and would not exchange II for have
lind difficulty In Operating with Il any kind ~ cloth,
tbckcs Cashmere the finest Linen. W. have made
several pair of Tow Linen pants for servants hive
aud operated six different kinds Of Sowing
Machines but IIarhlts and Singers only Machines
That would recommend 10 buy They the only
Machines that mike TiioT's Stitch consider Bnrloifs
the cheapest machine II simple In constructions tay
10 understand arl moi likely 10 get "i order Almost
person thai has 1arofs operate aad Singers
HAT worked last ,"nr, give Bartholrs The preference
Respectfully Your, Ac- CAkoIIS g. TERRY
r :. find no difficulty in getting my wife 10 work Bar
iof's Machine. They that something great ought l." be
the invented Sewing Machines with the shnl.
lie and Lock stitch. June lB-,ls &. o. r.
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p.s.yp TnRouGH.--A company from Fncastle
numbering sixty-Hve men, passed through this
sitv Yesterday. route Tor charlsstown. The men;
cha were dressed in linsey hunting-shirts and
;.ans pants, lmke.l a. they though were cape of
ronaerinc the State a"me rersicc in time OF need.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-10

NEW LARD.-i5 Kegs new No. l Lard, Just received OF
~ consignment and Tor sale by
dee LEE ROOKIE A 90
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-10
SANFORD'S LIVER INVIGORATOR
Compounded Entirely fl IN Gums

Compounded Entirely fl IN Gums.
Of the PyRGAThE LIVER MEDi, before
j the public.
These GUMs all Only dose Immediately
morbid bad relieve While
The ,siensupply ing In their often repeated ia n
lncc health, fo~ OF bile, for CHOLERA hoRBus, and
n iyornting the slomnch preventive Of
causing food " digest WE'LL Only bottle is needed
r. EFING TIFF bi"".'.n2 = 10 throw Of the system
tone ahd hen 10 me "hoe the effects of stlcinc
machinery, removing the - N long sickness
raise of me d'ase-.h'' ~ One bottle taken for
lhe ra'ichi - IS all sllow
BiLloUs A1TACKsNre cured - ar color from I'm,
and, what II better prevent y h skin
H., : ;,,. lny,,,nr.nr ~ One dose taken n sint
- On, 49,. aO.r ealing - time before eating give
relieve the HgnI W nc hlPc'.' ".'
nri prevent the food .ihAes we ioon "Rert wen.
ram risl,s and solrng One dose, often repeated,
Oni, dos. taken he = cures ch"Nt p,Ahhh'.A W
t,r r.nv nr,ycus s,uT - Its worst firm, while
u,pr and BOWEL COMPLAINTS yield
MI nm. doc. t.k., nj ~ almost To the fst dose.
,i,,t ,,.,s.n. III. hnu.Is -l A few bottles will
rnily and c,r,s cosIIyE pHopsY by exciting the ri
~. 49, - isorbents.
dose taken amer each - We take pleasure IN
meal will commen,ling this medicine
dose - n u Nentiyc for
ul will always relieve - aud
HEADACHE, ~ all feyers OF a TYry
operates with crtain, and thousands willing TESTIFY
lis wonderful virtues.
All who 1t gyin: their unanimous ,sm0ny In lie
Mir ,oater IN the oH 'ciA the Incigordtor and straior
both together.
PRIcE, DOLLAR
DIR. SANFORD, Proprietor,
845 broadway, New York
STEoruER Co, and srAsLEE Josxs Iynchburg Va
4 mpFchh ADD
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- SauSaRoa.
/ nave fr sais farc Powdered nisck and nd Pepper,
Powdered Salt Peire Powdered Sage DC,
Those who ~ish TO use pure splees win call 81 80 -
does j. H. THONpsONs Drug siofr5
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-10

Ready Made Clothing at Cost.
HAVE stock Of coarse Clothing hand, which offer 70
Il salse at Cost for Cash. DAVID LAWSON,
RrId1,c =
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-10

GAIT! SALT!,-AN Sacks e" Marshalrs" brand Liverpool
- Salt Just received and for sale by
does LEE ROCKFS co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-10

Election in Z nsas---Success Of the Re-
publicans.
LEAvESwoRrH. Dee 9.-The entire State ticket
is elected by majority Of over 5000 votes.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-10
NEGROES WANTED.

TENIIE subscriber continues In market for HERoES Of boil,
from ten To thirty Of Also, women aud
children The highest price win be paid In aud persons
All, tck houses by giving description naming prices
and addressing me at Iynciburg.
nov y-.iy WM II MOI'NTCasTLE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-10
NOVEMBER 18th. 1859.

q f Q II q f. NJ. II L G X T. r.,
Lyme h burg, Vlrgin1a,
AS the pleasure 10 his customers aud the rn
lie thai he received the follow desirable
goods, viz:
French Mousn Robes assorted coios and very beautiful
Royal Purple Maroon Maria Louise Blue, Green Brown and
, Black Solid Colored Mouslins,
Plain Black Silks very superior and cheap.
The above goos, with general assortment of Other
goods not enumerated offered to his customers and others
at One Price Only and he nj low lower
prices than similar goods be had elsewhere Al buyers Of
Dry Goods cordially invited to ca and make their pur
chasts. nov 1Idtsl e. VI. Il.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-10

Fancy OaSsimereS.
IHANCY Spring Cassineres Vesngs Coss and Goods fI
l. gents Just received by -
march 2D-dts. WIN. /. PAGE
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GENTS GOODS FOR SPRING 1859.
ENTIEMEN Respectfully inyiied 70 call and examine
CLOTHS AND FURNISHING GOODS. All In want Of really
good goods Of styles made he
suited Also very beet Black Doc skins Drub, Etc Linens
price Casslmeres fOr boys Military Goods and Trimming
&c. DC. WIN. l. PACK
April /? dina
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-10

Polishing Powder for Muskets.
HAVE on hand superior Polishing Powder for Iron and
Brass also Black Vnnish Cartridge Boxer The aiier
ti"n of the Hoe Guard Is respectfully directed I" this notice
For sale by j. II. THOMPSON,
decH
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COLLECTING'AG

IN &c.
IIAYING purchased the Stapeton Mills Of Charles Scoit
E~l., In market for WHEAT. and will pay Che
PKIcE for any prime Wheat delivered Al tho
Miis [juy 27dActs1 JAMES y. HOREER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-10

NEW PERFUMES Meadow Queen Extract Wood Violet
~ Extract, Ronlolca Extract. IIummng Bril- Bouquet,
Butterfly Bouquet. Lubns Honey Moon Extract Luas sun
n,r blossom Extract, ubns Violet Extract. The ladies " III
nnd these French Extracts AT j. II. THOMPeoN'o
no, 3-,ls Drug Store
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-10
NEW SUPPLY OF
RANDALL'S LIFE OF JEFFERSON

THE GREAT CIRCULATION, BY d. CUNNING.
THE NEW AND THE OLD. BY PALMrE.
HARDEE's RIFLE AND LIGHT INFANTRY TACTICi
THE vAGABoND, by BADKAr.
ADA LEIGH; On, THE LOVE TEST, BY PIErsE EeAS.
TIE SECRET OUT; Ga, 1000 TRICKS WITH CARDS.
ALMOST A HEROINE, By AUTHOR CnAs. AUcnEsrEa
LOVE LAMOUR, BY MIcnELEr.
And all tho popular Magazines and Newspapers for sal" by
j. j. CREED,
dec Railroad New Depot, 1913 Main ~,
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HAIR DYES.

DHAI0N'S, Bfchclor. IIarrison's, Mrs. lens woods
Hair Dyes and lcsl0raliNes with full
Hair OILS, Hair TONES, &c, &c, for sale by
nov 20 j. II. THOMPSON, Druggist.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-30
City EnfelllgeAce.

The BONE BonIsG BOG NuIsAXcE-Cty Inspector
Deavan has begun work. for which, when shall be
compshed, he will be entitled the commendstions Of
the public at large. We refer 10 the bono boiling and
hog nuieances In this city. Tneee establish have
been for several years the terrorf the respectable
dents Of the upper part Of city, owing to the pes
ental vapors emitted therefrom thereby endaugerug
the public health. For the energetic steps Mr. Delsvan
has instituted for the Kidding the city OF establish
mens, he has incurred the dspeasure Of clique OF pot
house politicians who having desire for their elevation
to Office spprebensive that with the oss Of the hog
owners, who will be obliged to move out Of the district
they will lose majority Of votes. The City Inspec,
tor however, has marked out his line OF duty and the
rparng OF the fellows will not disturb his equilibrium in
the least Next week he intends TO rid several other
localities in the city Of the hog and oA nuisance II viii
eke at least month before hs thoroughly
them up.
SrEAMruG BuRNKD.-The steamtug Minnie, Of this city,
took fire yesterday morning while in Flushing Bay where
sbe bad gone for vessel The steamboat Euoch Dean
went to Der assistance, and by means OF her steam
pump put out the fire. but not until the Minnie nearly
destroyed.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
NAVY YARD BROOKLYN, July 20, 1859
In your paper Of day there appears statement that
jackson hcEimel Ensneer United States Navy, had in
uted himself 80 badly that no is no. expected TO live
pesse adct the report as he is but slightly bruised
Very respectfully,
JOHN s. ALBERT, Engineer U. s. Navy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-30

BRowN--TABER I'm Brooklyn, OF Thursday July 81 by
The Rev, Benjamin Cutler OF ST. AIMS cnurch Lieut. NJ
BROWN, u 8. service, TO ELIZA A. daughter of late
Capt VIM. B Taber, Of st Johns, N. B.
North Carolina papers please copy.
BGElow-pASN.-In Boston, July 3. 1859, by the Rev.
Rolin h. Nesle JOHN p BGELow, to Miss M6IA CAM,
both of New York.
BoupEs-PfTRm. Brooklyn, OF Wednesday, July 2y
by the Rev. DR.. Pise JOHN BoupEN JEAN B. young
eat Of the late w. W. retre formerly merchant
of New York.
HnI-GRgwoID On Wednesday, July 20, at the rest.
depce Of the brides BROTHER 10 Port Chester Rev
Mr. Ysrrington Mr. WALTER S. HILL, to Mics JOSEPHINE NJ
TsS99lLDI,a al msssos.-At Cornwall. Orange
Thureday evening, July 2s, by Gibers Tompkns Jr
FRENCH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-30

Nxw ORLEANS, July 20, 1859.
very dull Corn soaay Is
81 20. Mess pork, SIS 70.
The sales Of cotton to day were 500 Bales al for
mdolng Sales Of the week 500 bsles. Receipts Of
tho week SEQ bales, against 200 In the same time last
date 100000 bales. Increased receips :. this port
100 0o0 baee do at all the ports 100000 bales Stock
$4,000 bales Conee-Prime quoted al HKc. 1iazc
MOBILE, July 20, 1859.
Sales the week $3.50 bales receipts 47o bales against
$40 in time last year decreased receipts at this
port 1874 52b bales stock rs 525 Fregh.s to Liverpool
Nd; 10 HAyIe cent.
Cottonssles Of the week 2so bales The market closng
No. higher thar last week Receipts Of the week $500
CHARLESTON, July %, 1869
The OF cotton for the are Geo bales there
buyers than sellers AT the close Receipts for
the week SEQ bales. Tho extreme range of prices Is
9Kc al3c. Stock l2,5oo bales. Rice dali and "a.
PmrAprIpuIA, July %, 1859.
Flour dull and selling at So IS 60 Wheat dull Corn
alfs doll; yellow, scc Oats dropping. whskey dun
at CSC.
Flour steady; demand moderate for the
trade. wreat-rne only sale reported Is 1900
wsrs made Of the s.me quality Yesterday 81 Is Con-
dull and heavy eales Western mixed, in lots, at 79c.
Oats heavy sellers press Toe market sales Sooo bushels
Whskey-sales $50 bbls at 2ec per gallon.
BUFFALO, July 29-6 IN.
Flour Ia fair demand market nrner: sales 900 bbls
at 81 good State from spr,ug wheat IS So rs
for fair good extra Michigan Indians ard Oho IS So
1910 SO for double ex'ras. Wheat rner, but quiet
standard Rprug advanced g. 40 saes 5000 bushels
at Csc &C., 5000 bushels mixed red prime new white
Kentucky, partly bsRged, at 5. 33a 81 49, Corn quiet
and low err; sales 5000 bushels warm Illinois at SIC
900 bushels No. do. ut Toe. closing dull with buy
above &c. Oats, barley ard quiet Sales OF 100
bbs. wbskey at 4Hc Imports 200oIbbls.fiour, coo
bushels wheat 81 COO bushels Exports 500 bbs.
-four 400 bushels wheat 3,7o0 bushels corn, 1000
bushels oa.s
BUFFALO, July 29-1 P. n.
Flour in fair home and interior demand, and market
without change: eales Of 800 bbs Wheat armer but
quiet; standard Chicago spring has advanced &C. &C.,
with Gales Of 900 bushels at 6bc 67s. Nothing
portance doing winter Corn quiet and shade easier.
sales Of 5000 bushels No. Illinois at Toe holders the
close demanded 70c buyers offering &c. Other kinds
grain quiet Whekey-Sacs Of 100 bbls. at AKc. Canal
feights-9c corn. 10c wheat, and 35c flour to
New York Lake imports 600 bbls -four ooo sr.hs,s
wheat, 81 eco do corn Canal exports-l2O 900 bushes
wheat, 81, 600 do. corn, IA COO do. oats.
OswEGo, July o. 1859.
Flour dull, but unchanged in price Wheat in limited
demand saee 1000 befs, including GOO bushels Chi
cago eprrg at CSC CSrn quiet. Freights unchanged.
Imrorts-4 eco bushels wheat, 400 bushels corn Ex
rcrts-2 AGO bushels wheat, 1000 bushels corn:
CINCINNATI, July 20, 1859.
Flour dropping Sales at "a 80 IS 90 for super6ue.
whiskey 24c Provisions generally unchanged. Mess
pork $l6 80,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-30
BROOKLYN City News.

CAMrHExE FACTORY DESTROYED BY FRE.-Yesterday,
about noon fire broke out in the camphene mandatory
of Netsrs. FarIau & FuNam, No. IS Furman street.
The place ~ss ed with turpenine, rosin and Other In
Ammable substances, which caused the fire to spread
rapidly, and originated dense back volume Of smok,
and flame, which visible at great distance. Tn
ferry boat Metropolis rounded but drew OIL again with
eut having occasion 10 play upon The Ere. The city
zines suppressed the flames In a comparatively short
epace Of ne but not until the co9tens destroyed
The fire originated from kettle of varnish which over
boiled This the second time this establish has been
destroyed within year. Tho loss Ia 0O0 upon which
there is insurance. small houso the heights was
damaged about $50.
UNKNOWN MAN FOUND DRowSED.-The body Of q man,
who had evidently been In the water for weeks was
picked at the foot Of Little street yesterday. He was
about I've feet inches in height dressed blue cloth
coat with brass buttons sAtinet pantaoons with leather
strap about the waat check Shirt and shoea The
BODY was removed 70 the dead house 10 enable parties
look u II for the purpose Of Identification
MISSING. Captain Charles Campbell, Of the schooner
Fanny, lying at Baxters wharf, has been missing from
bis vessel since between and two O'Clock on wenes-
day mosnipg. BE had just returned from visit 10 his
family In Frankfort Me-, and TO enter the cabin
about the time above named bis clothes, with the ex
oeptcu Of pantaoons were found 10 the cabin He had
but $40 In bis possession. Tho supposou 10 that no fell
overheard accidentally.