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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-10-05
NEW ENGLAND
FAMILY
w $3.50, 1880, 1850.
Sc WING M III | N E

The simplicity, compactness and beauty Oh
machine. make it general favorite where
ever it has been used Ill who examine
pronounce it better adapted to meet the
WANTS OF A FAMILY,
Than any other machine now
offered to the public
THE PRICE BEING
Only $l2 so
Brings 1t within the reach of all and
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
Many who are now using, prefer 1T to the
high priced and complicated Machines.
It sews on all kinds OF Fabrics from the L.,
nest musliu to the heaviest full cloth.
1t uses a straight needle. whereby the
breaking of both thread and needle, so com
mon, is entirely prevented.
CompL etc directions are furnished, atteh
ton to which will enable per sons who never
saw the VI achine to work it with entire sat-
isfaction.
EVERY MACHINE WARRANT
ED.
Il liberal discount to Wholesale Dealers.
and agents.
JOHN H. THOMPSON, THOMPSON
Bookseller & Stationer. q
w. w. NORWOOD, { WORMOOD,
Watch Repairer and 1873 Ma" Street,
Engraver. - Dubuque, Iowa.
ORDERS taken by w. R. MEAD. at the
Office. l49ly.l
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-10-05
WANTED.

WANTED.
A + the store of Munson & Pierce, butter,
"A eggs, tallow, lard, pork, wheat and green
and dry hides fer which the highest price
viii b paid. ll-ly]
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-10-05
Oh ris t e's
AM Wk b AA&A M
TO PRINTERS.

EOR sale at this Office very cheap, set of
= Chases suitable TOR sseyeu column p
per
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-31
ESTA LISHED 1898.
lAAAINF Nll Al -

III rrri from their avn manuiar"f., The
IN largest and desirable rock of FALL. AND NiNllk
CLOTHING the, have Inhibited and Ia which additions
will be made 10y rival throughout The Their
10 III. where They
pared IL show NJ all times, full and complete assortment II
The fashionable gnoCoil'u c equal 10 h hst
Merchant Iainrs work and sold
rHIt Their seroad aud hfd foo,s dc,ul'd
exclusively the WHOLESALE. TRADE and viii h taHud
extensive and desirable sork fashionable
,luhng manufactured With great palms, nud
with direct wants o the merchants ui NIgna.
North Carolina and Tennessee Dcyong The whole of
time manufacture and sale Of Clothing alone, with longer
experience, extensive operations, and other maria all
yanagcs, and do olcI the greatest Inducements.
MEN, BALDWIN N WILLIAMS.
1Sts No. lU2 Main street, Eichu,dui, Y
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j. MATTHIAS e. CO.,
Sa 81 1snjs ~lrPi.t Esnrnlu.g Vn

" BEG car" 10 call IN" attention of the public their
+ sIJlarge anl c'c-tut Inc& vi FALL ~ WI&TEE GOODS
MI which wIl C upru for inspection NoSuAl
20, consisting ~ part oi yer! large o OF Velvet IcnI
aud Cloth lk aud handsome Fall WrappinsS, ALSO
gfpat variety Of handsome Rrnncs Miss Hats hai,rcns
Hats aud Cap, Ribbons, blowers, Feathers Eouctes, Head
rrSsts Dress and Nnlir Caps, Nett Caps Golfers Lace
tpsia Back Front aId side Hair Brnds Curcs Orna
ueH Fancy Hair Fins, Combs Brushes, Soaps Pcrfuncry
Hoop Skiris, with elegant lot of Fl RS, ~ up
*Ina st with man, articles too numerous 10 mention We
m assured that all In want 0 goods w find II 10 their aivan
To call prepared 10 sell at very reasonable
prrrs.
Orders from the country will receive particular attention.
eB- REPAILING done ms usual in good style
sept 2i-ds j. NJ. h co.
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GEs'I- surrs. OFFICE, N,.N TrNN l.. L. Co.
Llnchbufg, VA, Jan. Il, l>io.
ESROPOSALs FOR NEGRO CLOTHING ANTED-Fro
posals will be received At his oicen Nhc Zoh o Feb
ruary for furnishing the following de- rtrd Negro Cloth
ing, OF Virginia materials and manufacture
1900 Shirts of heavy cotton CLOTH each shr 10 have three but
tons in front,
500 pair Of linen Pannloons, with falls and pockets
of dark fulled cloth anans, "i falls and pockets
sack Coats OF dark fuIei ct lined throughout with lin
each .ack 10 have Two pockets,
40 pair Of Wooden Socks
sample the material and make must accompany each
bid.
Shirts and the tow linen Panaoons 10 he de-
lycrel b.. the l May ncxt and the remainder by The i De-
ormber next f. ii. Gill;
jan l9-lm Gent suIerlnendrnt.
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MCKINNEY & CO,
Wholesale
GrOccrS and Gcn'l Commission Merchants.

=
M are receipt of our Spring stock "f Groceries,
w Iron. Steel, staIic Dry Goods, Sc consisting
Cuba, Orleans aud coffee Sugars, various grHlos;
Loaf, Crushed irnnuiatVl aud Powdered sugar;
lAauiru, Rio, Java Mp,la and Santos Coffee
sperm. Way. Al1niuutiuc and Talluw Candies;
Brown aud Fancy Suaps various brands:
Teas Golden th. Imperial Plantation Delicious olpng nc,
spices Of every ku sulc Leather, good and damaged pure
Cider Vinegar; Liverpool aud Ground Alum salt;
nii Nos Virginia aad Western cured Bacon Ne lialiN
liCrng III whole and half barrels No. aud Machete in
Kits; No Peruvian GuaIn: Old Dominion Nails English
al IRON Band Hoop and Sheet Iron. Norway Nail las Ac;
Cast, Shear aud l;-tcrcd St"el Wagon Boxes all
sehcr with general assortment o staple r. Goods such
No. and oz,mturg Bleaced and brown Shittmgs anl
~hcring~, BuruV> Iinnianaon Linen tottoale >uIrel
ZnHhur9- Prins 'iingh hams &c. 10 which tho9 respect
ui ask examinations from their friends and the public gen.
,irniIy.
e-Parcular attention paid 10 consianm, all kinds al
country Produce, apfl 2nit-.
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ERMS

The yiRGINIAN pulissd daily at 80 snd Tri-W a.
% per In advances sad Wecky a. " N, afa IN ma
viii lie discontinued except al the op,ion oi Inc foc'o u
n all arrearages shall have been pahi - ,
nVEnTlSENENTS inserted 80 cents per square Oh
,nes or the hrst insertion aud S cents .r ta
n,inuance unless ordered inner form weekly nnu Then "
,, square will be charged for cachnsern ifhe num-
go insertions marked the Mss will be pnblished
III ordered out and charged accordingly
THE YEARLY RATES ARE: .o
daily.
For Two squares daily ~
For one spusio ~ a'..tiv ........., .... 40
~ for both papers subject TO spc
clal contract . ,,,,. , . A, 4. t,,,, ,o;o, =. t,,
~, the charged for transient rates
~ All new advertisements appear in the daily and trweeK
notices which exceed eight lines are charged
r rnieaby for excess
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OPINIONS OF TIE rlEaS
1t Is the best WE have socu- Examiner.
Ii does al! ii proiesses.-Enauirer.
No other compares nth i.-s,Ith
The work is strong and rrecit hrisan ALyoc
The most perfect Instrument tu,rai lcsly yterian.
Equal, Ii not superior, 1 uH4.-lrahscript.
Decidedly the best. .eflrrsuuian Republican,
superior 10 an,.-Nrglna citizen
The best in usc.-tupcper Observer.
The most completc.--l;ockingfam Register.
The best madc.-Nalcy Democrat.
WITHOUT \ Rivals Scicnihc American.
II took the HIGHEST PREMIUM state Fair in vrg
II took the HIGHEST PREMIUM at the state Fair in New
York
1t took the HIGHEST PREMIUM at Tie state Fair in New
jersey.
II took the HIGHEST PREMIUM State Fair in Penn.
lrahia.
II took Me HIGHEST PREMIUM at the state Far in Ken
lucky
II took the HIGHEST PREMIUM State Fair in hi
nOis
1t the HIGHEST PREMIUM at the State Fair In Wis
consin
1t the HIGHEST PREMIUM at the State Fair in Mich
iran.
ii took the HIGHEST PREMIUM at the state Fnr in Inli-
1t took the HIGHEST PREMIUM tle Fair in Mis-
ssSpp
souri,.
1t took the HIGHEST PREMIUM Fair in Cali
forna.
And Fairs in Cincnnatti Shcaco, ST Louis Baltimore
and Richmond.
A. s. ENGLEDOVE, Sole Agent,
jan 23.s MArS STREET., IA A>tnBUgG, VA
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FALL & WINTER GUODS.
JOHN II. DAVIS IL Co.
lO2 Main Street, Lynchburg, Va.
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
faIAlN MID Nancy nrN EnnIS
MISCELLANEOUS

JOHN II. DAVIS Il Co.
lo2 Main s11ssts street assJyyaHli JLyyanHelhibS9.rg, Va
Staple ynd Fancy Dry Goods.
WE take pleasure in announcing friends and The pub
selected % roEEGs AND sf nH 1sS
Ejs" Es% h'''N s%$ G'a f'si'S$ bs Ga:.s. s's'
Epson for Mourning,
" Two-Flounccd silk Robes
Extra Rich Two Flouneed Colored slk Robes,
ncn rarl. chn,u Printed M"s.lins, 's '''' A'''' "'
roplins Nalcnas, PLAIN and Bay aderc,
r,Hn and Printed French Merinos,
" Mou.iins bon.Ga4ino and Al,aca.
With large stock of Embroid,lies
,ambrc aud Muslin Collars
Naleneine aud Lace Collars
"""'"''' With ali; large stock OF Gentlemen. Ware.
Cloths, Cassimcrcs and Nesngs
and a. Pun cloth,
Sleeps Grey sat!ine's linseys &c,
Bl,nrh and Bro shcrting, -, 10 4 and 12t,
Hl,, nl,arl ,,nd,l,. "ni br" shsrng Z, and -
Bei blankets, White and coorcd Servant. blankets.
WIN argg sH%k Of Il, i%s. s f9s",slng Goods
tarpctiug, Rugs, Mats Floor Oh oioth
Crumb Cloths, l'ruggrts, &c, &c.
ut Call and ' SS sSS' F. nHvs S
Lynchburg Guano Depot.
the LluchbuTg Guano l',po' kspl ts Nm A. Miller On
the Basn is now full. supplied with the following ftnl'1ts
Not A Pcr,v4n Gunno;
Eees.'s Manip lated 6nnn"
S"nircrn ''unn'', lIhehhnrg gr"nnd
McNicnn Hunno;
ke,cN rlls Potash and Plaster.
have taken rr'caution I" furnish reliable articles
buy Peru, Guano from the Agents the Peruvian ,,
cncn which isccain, pure lam sole aeont in ltnelure
H what is represented t" be- VIZ: on"hali f.ru''an and
half sombrco believe this 10 e po,a Peru, pound
pound, crop thai he n-cd III, >oinhr,rn
buy III, nnr and h'yr ground AMI sell il good
plan is pud striclt, hope the
,sr !air"agr ma. be eAenedo Inc tina, ' sn zen ~ liberal
sept i5-js-E'r copy ou l5asn
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NOtice.

Notice.
HNIENCfI, German ani American IookIsGGLAss, In
j. plain and fancy Gu, Rosewood Walnut and Mahogany
Fririts, at greatly reduced prices AT the Old stand.
JOHN l.. WINSTON,
sept 9-dts No. 10 Mnln ST.. opposite the Norvc House
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Regalia
nDD Fellows Regna of han ome and sho~ystycs. Breh-
Irn respectfully invited to call aud supply themselves
approaching festival Cali the, all
i,ne (narch 26dtsif. WIN. L. PAGE
w A - Il l. ID
A STORE HOUSE situated Main Street. for which
Ri"I good price will be paid. NJ. l.. BpIIAN>AN.
sept Esd, Agent and Collector
Fine Teas.
HAVE just received n supply of very superior GErrS
L BLACK TEAS For sale by JOHN II. SitY,
dee Druggist
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-31

lIerring's Patent Champion
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES,
SATIrH HALLS PATENT POW DEE-rEu0F LOCKS. the
w iha, awarded separate medals nj The Worlds
Fair London, i and The Worlds Fair, New York, -ii and
ARE TIE ONLY American Safes that awarded medals
the Lpndon Worlds Fair
These safes perfect security against Fire and
burglars of an, Safes offered 10 the pubic
$1,000 REWARD
Viii be paid person that show thai llerrngs Pa
Champion safe failed 10 preserve .s contents In an
accidental IRE.
:. e. HERRING CO.. Manufacturers, ~ Broadway cor.
Murray New York. and y d 81 trayer 81, y. o
A.ESTsB. W. Knowles Richmond. IA. H. j. Lester, Pc
tersbur, Va; Brothers. Norfolk Va: }. H. Iion
son, Lnclburg Va: j. X. Blossom, Wilmington, y. C.; W.
Herring son. Atlanta, Ca; j. NJ Is. H. Reed West Point,
Ga. Holmes " Co.. Charleston, $. Z. lAwI
jan 10 i3m
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New Orleans Sugar and lloIasse,.

"a EBiS. CHOICE NEW ORLEANS MuLA,sEs,
~ 10 llIInS. IEIME NEW ORLEANS Il GAR,
For sale low by 4. ;. LEI
Richmond. Jan. l91m
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@ailg Tirginial.
THrRrY-sTxTH coNaREss-lst sess.
SEN ATE.
" 100000

SENATE.
WAsniNoroN, January q.
The Senate was not in session to.dny, having
adjourned last evening, till Monday next.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-31
18th Semi-Annual Care

TEYIIE subscribers invite the attention Of Their
and The public generally their end
licto stock of FALL. AND WINTER GOODS, store
com Irising every article pertaining to the
eI0thing and 4, uiipmpDN Eurni ShiuC Trade.
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Great Reduction in the Price OF Gu
WORSIEII GOODS

NI'R stock embraces Sacks amas, Hoods Nuas Caters,
~ Gauir Sluws Nictorincs Socks Sot kings. nanees,
Basne Gloves, Nc., all of which will sill greatly
reduced prices aud many of them tDS For bargains call
at the Ladies' Trimming and Fancy Store l56 Main street
dec .l-is l.. \. " T. klASEi.
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Cheese Cheese

dale CARBON OIL, free from oder when burning, and
i best Patent Burner Lamps just received by
dec 18dts sTABLER JONES.
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FOR COUGHS AND CO

9RoWN'S BRONCHIAL TRu HIS, for III. cure of Bron
1b cJts Hoarsrness Colds, &c Also Ayers th.f lecto
raj Mrs. Gadncrs Basa, Nisiais l;asan II Will hrrts
Br!an's rumnnc Waters, JuJube Paste, Gum "zeng,
.vc, for sale by JOHN II. slAA.
dec i9-ts Druggist.
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lust received at ENGLED0YEs another lot those beau
- tful Black Trieo Beaver Cloth Cloaks for ladies.
nsY II dts
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WAGON FOR SALE.
"E have good new one-horse WAGON for sale
w sept s+dts FRANKLIN Il Co
, 1860-07-02

:. :: 1ooe.o2. 9ee! le1xot AT. EaeaGo. Ey
NJ lC1I1GAN CENTRAL AND
A9A- GREAT WESTERN CANADA KAuwAY5.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
Trains leave To GFess Cer:ra pepc fooi Of ttree
Vhte7xo:
7aAU5Lkhtn Expsef, fSnn!avs exrcpeA) arrive At
DStfot - pm. Snst enston Bt1txr aIn. A.bany
anS pfn ae~ 12rE 90O pm. fosfon il.2U pm.
AWpm-New York i bt SION t4rte.s. s.Acrr. saturday
*ttt!t u Des:o!t ~. A:i ssisptnslen hEidxe
S:43 aul.. Eu<tcn Loo pm.
Cincinnati tn 10 bou-s.
aoo pm Cincinnati and Lou1sst'e Fxprex, fe1erps "a
o., thronxa 10 Cincinnati In II korrsx Loul
, 1860-07-02
Tho IIarvc&t and Crops.

WnrAr uA1vrsr t'oxx4kcD-ltisea. IL early fur the enr-
neAcrment OF the wheat harvest in this egsn. nsv'rhe
lt,. bun,bcr Q! farmers kRi~tn aud recum*h
nenet !. cut 'h:r eat YESTERDAY, the 18th OF Iue AID
thaa f.rmer in Madison is ~hrA. 1at
weFk. Ne safely thu the crop !, heyand Il
pos blty Of Injury ftsu any th weAiher We
We h.1sd q" cunpal Is tic cts IN his c1untry4
md with voE4le thes fos lasv-sut there te
failure OF The wheat r. The &c2tAAE II now yefT dry
Mn! me .r,p~ sui ring for want Of nfp.-lA nan
{Nh h sN4tcntow-r T, Eth.
Nx~ WIZ. TN. have beeA sho.n specimen Of new
whet ftntn the fam uf Ds y. II. Gre adjoining this
Ill te<pecis nae san;~ Il" wheat have
We AlvttedIy l saying thai duee wh'a Is pro-
tu I'd In Any I'm * The u Ira than thai ID q this
and od3a!u counlss Of s~uthcEn lIuos.lAt Vernon
tll.} AlarlAn.
cE Ps-7h- wheat il now In khnek th're J. BE-
ter yield l1n A1tcfpztfd. Ot4 ready to rui
grAa. abundant th- be- oud prcedtu in appear
4noc po &oes are x,rd tt = tAfo evrf were: Fotn
enxrn 'ro.d at the - II Ard the ur11st .
crIts this ae.sun Lsre little de- land saIs
IN southern mol. In Inducing eahy moderation to
th eec''pn. = uI.rn lo urQlet o. ably th' gar
ctn II tue krasss ard in fu's esuuo he olldoue: In
deed f.un n lx The coxnng uFy OF Tits rost on
our stat+. has 'aeL oily cutie eat umlef Of euef
Setic 1srs to bring to The lAtsr- the
hzsrAuanzu atE ,e*.1ded Ills stAson bY joyful and
bo4tt ul haFtest.-t1o
tltAu 'L4r he wLeat crop III TIL. csutty vii! prove
bettef ttan Aty auf clfs.ed tire we<ka sKs The
g1ns stump and otad taste and will livery nearly
t. whoe, nu h \. thai II AN ytsr. Tue ost
~! AveY 70 lone art what iitsie fye VA so.n ~
u1es, we.ther lie |afttr should Iro'e unprbp
tous. u oromts h+sttr than has Ut ths
.tn ror as. few ~etk. ago. tveybooY ~1s predict
Ing - ente fau'e O. e"9 and hata tnss II Gun
zf,pft>ua timer. St IJ NO. G. lxetfe. st.
, 1860-07-02
BY TELEGRAPH,
lin consequence Of tbs storm ws ara uashle
to get our usual dispatches 10 night


New York, June co. Between and O'Clock
Yesterday atteEnooc violent tqualtparsed over
Sou'h Bro'k!5p, causing terrible Incident 1t
,he Academy Of Music ia prueess Of erection in
thst city. At the time the tqaan waa at IT.
b light, twenty tire vol kmen were engaged in
putting up the roof OF tho edi6ce, when gust
Q. wind entitely demolished the roof Of the
building: Six Of the wo1kmen were injured BY
the accident. Two Of thtrn 30 seriously that they
are not expected to recover. The damage to
the Academy ia estimated 1t shout tlo. 900. Lu-
ther 3. Wymau, one Of the stockholders, who
was inspecting the building 1t the time; John
c. Simpson, maat*r r,rges; Mr. Chandler, stone
msson; John Kennedy. labor. r Jeremiah Nor
rison, masou, aud Chas. Barton, his appren.
tice boy, are among the injured.
The Mozart Hall Democratic General Com.
mi,tee had meeting last evening, and adopt.
edate.ies ot resolutions, dep'orinE the divisions
in the ranks Of the Democracy. aud recom-
mrnding the nomination Of jaint electoral
ticke, in the State Of Ner York. 10 be support.
ed by the united Democracy. and If such union
cannot he effected, to support Judge Douglas
for the presdeucy.
, 1860-07-02
Tally kevieW Of Chicago Market

SATURDAY Ev1n1xo. Jure 81
FREIGHTS- Finn, Prop Tonawanta. and ecllrs "
b. and lir, I, Dvd4lo It tc; schs Enter.
prise u pot Cobasne II tc schs Thrnton wheat
10 Klrg.ton atehc
FLuuR-Recelpts, es7 Iris; shipped, 80 br.s. Market
du. Sales 200 bs good spIug eAuA at ts.s del;
20 brs choice do al 4s.r0 del.
WHEAT-Recesp.A s.k54 bu shipped, 1850 tu. Naz'
ket advAuce4 h@lc Sales 1000 bu No. sprg at
tl06H In stoe 100 bu DO a. LOT in stue 700 bu Ma
sr nj stls In ,tore 10o1 Lu do 1t s11sk In store;
bu 1t et0sk iu Etore In do nj &l06 In ttore;
1ou bu do - 400 Ia 1s} c.ed It &c In store 100
bu dc At sc in 10 bu No Rcd In two lots At 4lst
al Is On trsck.
CoRf-Reee}ptA 116 s3i tu.; shlp ments. s&3s5 bu.-
Market guilt AID unchanged Sales wcsr:-5.so bu. No
CanA It 4'hc sto.t; 90 tu. No. at 47c Ia 4to1e;
10000 ba DO At 4sKc In .to1e 400 In. Do 1t 4ke in
etorr 90 b. No. at acc In ttore; 10 bu Rejected
Ut &c in st-re: 1,o-o lu. do 1t 4skc in ztore.
oATS-Aeedpta. 1855 bu. Ehpmetta, 1900 bu. Mar.
ket dull. Eales :-3ol bu. No. At &c in 8to,e
$50 bags do Vt sc ak TO do st2GKc ts1ck
los tags do nj Sc on t1atk.
RYE-Keoelpst4 Il bu. Market no1nlnal at ac9ksc.
B4ALEY-neec!pts lio bu- q bags 10. 1t IS. On
track.
H10Hw1NEs-R:celpt.,l l5a bals Market qu.st. 100
hth city Ut 16H..
ALC0at Lis bb1s 1t 3fHc.
MESS PoHK-s9 bbl, as sla.
LARD->ca.ce Lid ntm II al At Ike.
-IALL0W-sO9 ns country atsc
HIDES-Receirta, lott9 H. 1hsss Is but little ae
t!viy In the market, Iut I1ccs UNCHANGED. Gren
Sated Hidea sKGsc; DO ea!f sHsc; Dry Fiht 1C1ItAc
W0OL-R. eeipsa. 1910 us In good dc nand End fsu
Sales were.-1 .eso D. aN blood It si&s6hc-
WH1rEFIsH-Narke. eulet and be lower. Sales were:
30 kss No. Ut u Us 10 pkgs No. l 4ta5.1.
POTAToEsGued Ses. auuoeks In active demand 1t g
9&o:+ with sala.in zn.l los a.Ac&e- Common mixed
dull and peglected.
BUTTEK-Dun and about ke lower. Ea1ts to-day
1e pkgs good II sc; Is 10 DO 1t sKe 2 do medium Al
| &c.
| EGGS- Qu'et. With sales Of good at scper coz.
PuULTKY-CLIckccs u Ha1. Is per Ga.: TuA dull
| 4no nominal 1t e27c.
LINE ~TocK-Rtce1psa 80 had Cutie, ,snd 6ss Hoes
Beeves very dull. oSs IN good rtquest It'd fr. Sheep
| quiet and unchanged. salea werc:
, 1860-07-02
The New York Central Park.

The New York Central Park.
lite glory and pride Of New York is her
grand park- When the Improvements contem-
pla1ea are completed, there Will be nothing
equal 10 II IN beauty and at'raelsss on the lace
oi the eas7h. LIS greatest cna1m CONSISTS III ns
olre's''y OF natafai SURFACE 4ne1e ara m1n'a-
9a9e "auota'oF' o'als' cFaes' oens' cases, mead
o"e' P4a4'S' uaoa'A''oDa' 'eA'' @n. eNea"s'
AAe '0'e'' y. ,ue ,es'.A.oA e'lo.S ,ua' u 'ue
eu'''' ~'uo ~ "e.s' suiops' p'anss'
sae'e' anu u."e'S' 'oa' WI. n'e III 'ne Gu
u'ase VI NC" AofA ~'e IL ne 'ouoo Ii lug pafk'
4"ef' @e s'ano avenues oosoeteo "nh'sees'
'ot ea117se foaos' pf'o'0 patus' ano 1oot-
pa'"s WIN. III s'esp 1ee'''!'es' aao oe-
eeeno 'ato oeep uens' IN 1aneaeo groves are
eea'S 1no fes's' some sas1'e DINERS he"n IN thc
1oeAS' anese arc shaay bo~erf' aud charming
~.oo'a eo'eteo WIN lsy ana otner creeping
''oe'' va 'ne 'op OF Inc mountain near the
esn'e' o' Tue PARK, Is nne re" o' the whole
1''''a'ns country 7of miles, embracing the great
e"s /" pa1'' gnmpses n 'he Fal'saoes on tne
auusoo' 'ne hlgo o11oge aequeooet 'or tne eso'
.on' toe Sound. pay, brooklyn md villages o.
."s e2s1 s'oe OF East hlsef. Inc "nole eonst''
sa|'oe nsgn'acent panorama oooef 1ne
"ouataln there passes tunnel OF several
hund, ed feet in length, connected with deep
cut road hewn out uf tie sold granite and e1-
tending clear across the park for the accom-
modstiou OF public travel from one side of the
city to the other. There ere two more OF these
deep cut business rouds transyereely crossing
the park for The use Of the commercial public,
but are 50 arranged as not to interfere with
the pleasure roads or paths of the park. They
are crossed by arch bridges, at numerous
places. The new reservoir which is within tue
limit, of tie park. will be lake. of circular
form, containing 1oa acres. and will greatly add
to the beauty Of the uprer end of the grounds.
The ton Of the embankmeut will be a carriage
, 1860-07-02

It will bA observed that the. shipments to
Great Brit.in and ireland hare been very con.
a'derably in advance Of ~ He't "n'iea 1'e
isss.7 md 1857 5, years Of extraordinary nc
t,vity il breadstuis. The exports Of wheat are
larger than those Of 1859 by ;2?i47 ep9soel., ~ e
or about $50 per cent increase; Tsltt s 9t corn
connarrd with 3u5. ~ bushels ior list year
o.lng to ,be good supply Of home produce. the
Continent h4s taken bl. a very s%4l! proper.
ton Of The exports. The contrast bet~een the
ihoss of ISIS is very strikin9-the figures for
tie latter period being a,so6. SUI bushels, and
for the present year 5.s33 bushels. Owirg to
The partial exhaustion Of the supply in Great
Britain, The demand from that nj rkes has Of
late very rapidly increased, ind tho probability
is that for the ne1t few weeks the hrikkoess
will be well sustained. Il fair reserve is still
held in store in tho West. which the prospects
of an abundant harvest will lend to bring for
Herd