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New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09
EEg-YoRE CLASSIFICATION
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CQFFEE-The activity Of yesterday hs been succeeded o
hova1t eiDs geneTSl improvement OF &c "it even
more literal "a releases Tie stoek Of o Is n9s 'GaSsea
aLaut .s bsss; sales OF 20O bars kaa ~ stS, ~
JagaAt iie co bas. L.srsyTa q lIsi. mostly ''' A'
al ,pe ls,ter pgice and SO bags RIO at lc 4ll4e
FRUITs-By aGeton, the cargo OF Lnsy hsy s- s,e "a
,, 80 boxaa Mesaas Oranges al - - p 80 ~ ~
a. req Si; 10 DO, 81 81 ss.; a do Lemons 81
: SslTA. so SJ d.. - Ia. q - J! q
FIfIP AND AHAL-The de MAID fot ester7 Capal our
Ia NOR, act,.. and The trade and prees are lvu DC
lite vith e 70 l. had i-siie tsires the close
fhe pive ,,ee BY the NAera more isorabe an tie
sceau. he mas closes With an upward ten
es.cy The bser rscss are In far tequt srd af- sieay
Ths sbs S5 l9z IS q fr eSnaon y svoi
sis: s5 7s ssperdas lo<s, VcosIn an llngi.
5 81 coed suferhse Ohio - Sd 70 65
for cosnaa O.o 90 $50 81 40 for fair very
food sIIra Ohio and 10 for St LS.s otsa Cana
s.s Elogr 10 bett>r; large oI
lSnds; choice brands ssd suppy Gales of &c bss
Is 10 o, sysns 90 secs for sxfrs tssds sosts
ilosr i. hetisI Dereniasy the log sr.d.s shs. Of
bhs sea &c 20 x uxsd 20 good standard brscds 81,
nrore and Ts - 50 ior fancy and brslis.
Rye Foar 4set but firm st sS9r4 eo Corn AsA heavy:
sss Of SO bb!s Brandywns 1t IS ~ 9$3 IS a1ost and N
81
t,RAINA soo{ demand for Wheat for export press
10 s. bashs better prime: the sales 1000 bush pr,
Red Te ct 81 O. IS 30 bush Southern White eoo0
b. III Mn ID Western eotO bush fair pr ne White Cana
Dan 81 1Ssfl soi 500 bush Canadian Club E 81 81
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Markets. c AREFULLY REPORTED FoR TIE TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY JUSE T.
AsHEs-The msket s sher easier foI Pots sales OF 81
BIZ e. II C6d fd III og POts, AID IT for Peira
COTTON-Tnere Is important change, pr.ces rule hr,
,ud moderate demand prevails; sdlSsoi s,t0' 5sies
~ a.rfo ol.ox~s
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Total.......l Ss655I Il I.577,S0 81 isiIo5 80
We recommend these full semi annual reports OF the
Eric Road as GE example worthy of being followed by
all the principal roads in the county. They convey
inst the information stockholders desire.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09
Reeeipss Of Pred noe.
Pnsseuxers Sailed

Bv Erie Railroad June735oO bbla Flour, lso pigs ffo
visions lCO rkgs Whisky.
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two month. have made at least u y cent On thei
capitsl. The earnings were:
xlHA0


TIE above estimate OF expense is $40 0co greater than
the expe nses Of the same two months last year. The
Company have thus earned in the eight months Of the
current fiscal year, uesIlys p cent, equal TO la 2
cent per annum. In June, July, August and Sepsem-
ber of last year. the Road earned about p cent, 20
that the business is better this yesr thsn last the
aggregate profit will be II = cent; but with the pre-
cedert Of Apcil, May and Jure, thus far, there is
every reason TO believe that the business will be much
lager Payment for interest on the floating debt
has been reduced from about $4,000 per month TO
about $3.50 per month. The receipts of the elk
months included in the statement, show an increase
Of s2O2 797 compared with the same period OF last
year. but the net earnings vary only si,50 p, the
basnce of the increase having been expended on the
Road. The expenses show increase of el9i lo5 so,
large proportion Of which is in repairs on freight,
engines and cars rendered necessary by the severe
service Of the past Winter The resume OF the inter-
tst is as follows:
rs .,,,ip,. for half v,ar ending March 81 go a9 %
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The exports OF the week are aieo large, e2,zVo,o'
against g. 0sl last year. Among the exports are

Total sbce Jan. t.. = ld,fAsi4to fJID-fi's0
The following is a comparative statement OF the
value Of certain exports from the commencement o
the '. ar TO June s.
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letter from Capt Fi.her. Of shi, Nsvissior
r,norts h.r az Honolulu March 2l, all wel-had vss
AZ would leave same dag for japan and osbonf 's'
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THE PACIFIC
COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER,

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merchant IN the U. d on any merchant resident here. or any
whaieshp captain visiting this port. Such orders may be trans
mitted by mail.
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Rates
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TO CAPTAINS
DE WHALE SHIPS AND H YES

" sels-Wood of superior quality can be had at Koloa at
So per cord fresh beef at 4 cents per lb, sheep at So per head,
and goats at S1.50 per head. Also at the port of HanaIei, wood
and beef can be had at the same rate. The harbor of Hanalei is
on the North West side of the island and has safe and good an
chorage in from Z to 10 fathoms Of water. Wood and beef may
also be had at NawiliwiIi at the same rate as above. Also fruits
and vegetables of various kinds can be procured at all the above
named ports.
N. b. Wood always on hand at the beach in quantities to
suit purchasers. (9-3D GEORGE CHAIRMAN.
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WHALING GUNS!
8" MERREMAC.''

JUST received by the undersigned, the regularly 4
M appointed Agent of G. c. Brant, a fine lot of his i'm
&C. proved GUNS and LANCEs of the largest size and latest .
patent also a few of the small Lances. A sample may be Sc
al the office of c. A. Williams & Co., and A. j. Cartwright, rs
2O-tf a. NJ. GODDARD
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=. FOLGER

6AFFERS FOR SALE, at the Store recently occupied
" by Capt. james Makee, on oueen:street, a full assOrtmen
fShip Chandlery, Hardware, &C., consisting Of
HARDWARE, sc.
Anchors, chain cables, ships cabooses,
Iron and copper tacks, assorted sizes,
" " brass screws,
Lamp and screw hooks, ring screws,
Brass and iron staples and hooks, brass and iron butts,
Chest hinges, hooks and hinges, barrel bolts,
Improved tower bolts, square bolts, chest handles,
Door knobs, mortice, rim and dead locks, drawer locks,
Calipers, try squares, nippers, rules, guages, pod augers,
Gimbets, chisels, hammers, saw-setts, axes, hatchets,
Iron and steel squares, sheath knives, spring balances,
Mincing knives, sugar, butter and cheese triers,
Beaming knives, caulking irons, hand cuffs,
Nutmeg graters, Britannia swing lamps,
Box hooks, cask and barrel can hooks, cooks ladies,
Cooks swimmers and tormentors, frying pans,
iron baAe pans, assorted sizes, square and round tin pans,
DOugiass pumps, speaking trumpes, hand bellows,
Britannia soup ladies, soup tureens, tea and coffee pots,
Sugar Bowls, milk pitchers, castOrs, :sOle and tea spoons,
Composition cocks, molasses gates, assorted sail needles,
Hoop iron, coffee mills, marlin spikes, hand leads,
CoRDAGE.F TWISEp, 'S !" pumps Sarosn engines
Assorted sizes Manila and hemp rope, sdziug stuff,
Hemp and sail twine, Manila bed and clothes lines,
Cotton and raven duck.
wOODENWARE, BRUSHES, SC.
Maiets, axe-handles, anger and yice-handles,
Bushed and patent blocks, assorted sizes, pointed pals,
Paint and vsra;sh brushes, willow and birch baskets,
CLOTHING \ SLoas.
Red and blue ram shirts, whalenenhs striped shirts,
Gre, mixed shirts. iont w0onen stockings,
Grey, mixed and white merino undershirts,
Whaiemens striped, red and mixed woollen drawers,
Red swiled singlets, u. 9 pants, Scotch caps, mittens,
Ree6ng Jackets, red SID %aite blankets.
GROCERIES, Provisions sc.
Fresh and brandy peaches, assorted preserved meats,
v FiS mn.s pf SaReEs' sg gFoan d pepper *at ers sd alog 8 cheese
Split peas, hams, beef and pork, buckwheat flour, tea.
PAINTS, OILS, sc.
Kegs red lead, tins virdigris, tins black paint, kegs do.
Tins gTeeIa paint copal varnish, tins and barrels linseed oil
TurpantIRe tar oil, tar pitch and chalk.
Also.
A general assortment of whaling craft. Af
One Surf Boat and oars.
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M C.. WATERMAN HAS ON HAND AND
offers for sale, at the lowest market rates,
Prime and Mess Beef & Pork, Tobacco, choice brands,
Anchors and Chains, general ass'mt whaers slop Clothing,
White and mixed patent Blankets,
China Mating, yd wide, white Pongee Hdkfs,
Green and black Tea.
Wines s. LIQUORS, in bond and in store, viz:
Brandy. octaves "Dennis Maurice" "Pinet, Castillon &
Co.. !" and other fine brands.
Old jam. Rum, in casks; cases Gin Champagne
Sauterne in cask & glass Hook; Claret Cordials
Boxers Wormwood, and English Bitters in cask & glass
Rum Shrub; Raspberry Syrup; Congress Water;
Demiohns Vinegar, &c, &c. 12-f
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DEPOSIT VAULT.

VAULT.
VI ERSIGN is PREPARED TO
IL receive monies or valuable articles of small bulk on deposit
in his vaults formerly occupied by the Hawaiian Treasury
These vaults are believed to be fire proof and safe. For all de
posts, certificates or receipts will be given, and a small charge
made on the withdrawal of the deposit. Strangers and seanen
visiting this port, DESTROYS of place of security for their funds,
will find this deposit an accommodation to them
Sept. /, 1656.-10tf. III. Nj. WHITNEY,
Post-ofice Buildings
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SAILORS HOME

SAILORS HOME.
NER. MRS. having taken the man
1FA agement of the HONE, would respectfully call the atten-
ton of Ship Masters and Owners of vessels 70 the facility of the
HOME, where their crews can be accommodated with comfortable
board by the day or week, with lodgings if required, while their
vessels may be undergoing repairs. Officers can be accommo-
dated at a private table, and with private sleeping-rooms.
MRS. THRUM would take this opportunity to acknowledge the
very liberal patronage she has received while conducting a pri-
vate Boarding House, and would respectfully solicit a continu-
ance of the same at her private BOARD and REFREsHMENr ROCKS
on Bethel Street.
Private Rooms to let, neatly furnished. I44mA
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Honolulu, Oct. 3,
Lahaina, Nov. 10
Honolulu Nov. II
Honolulu, Nov. l,
Honolulu, Nov. 1,
Honolulu, Nov 20
Lahaina, Oct. 3,
Honolulu, " H.,
Lahaina, Nov. IL
Honolulu, Nov 10
Hilo, Nov. Il,
Honolulu, Nov. 2,
Hilo, Sept. s.
Honolulu, Nov. 2,
Lahaina, l.
Honolulu, Nov. 1,
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CAPT. ROBERT BROWN,S
GUN, ATENT BOMB LANCE
AND GUN
A FER SEVERAL YEARS LABOR AND


FTER YEARS LABOR AND
his apparatus, combined with the advantages of being a practical
whaleman, the Patentee has been enabled to obtain an instru-
ment in form of a Bomb Lance, which for utility and effective
ness cannot be excelled.
The attention of Agents and Officers of whaleships is called
to the following testimonials.
SAN FRAECIsco, January 10, 1856.
CAPT. R. BRowN-Sir 1 take this opportunity to inform
found them to be of great benefit in capturing whales amongst
the ice.
The first whale that we used the Bomb Lance on was killed
IN the following manner The boat went alongside of the whale
him with a gig iron: the Bomb was heard to explode, and the
whale did not blow after the Bomb exploded. The above-men-
toned WHALE was in the ice, and it is our opinion that we should
not have got that Whale and many others that we did get, if it
hau not been for your Bomb Lances, and we fully recommend
them 20 the attention of those fitting out whale ships.
Respectfully yours,
THOMAS WALL, Master bark Georqe.
HONOLULU, March IL, 1856.
CAPT. ROBERT BRowX-My dear Sir I used your Bomb
Lances in taking a whale, north, the past season, which made
ESQ bbls. of OH. We never could have taken him without said
Lances, as Dur boats could not get near enough to use the com
mon hand lance.
Yours Respectfully,
G. Z. Cox, Master whale-shir Magnolia.
HONOLULU, March Is, 1856.
CAPT. ROBERT RsoWN-Dedr Sir / take this opportunity
to inform you that / used your Bombs on the voyage in the shin
Herald, and found them effective in taking whales. and wpIld
recommend them to all whalemen, and especially around the ice.
l also used the harpoon and got most of the whales by yor
Guns and apparatus.
Yours Respectfully,
ISAAC ALLEN, Master ship Herald.
Other testimonials can be seen by calling on the undersigned
sale.
1+tf r. COADY 4 CO. Honolp,u-
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BEEF N PORK
MARINE CLOTHING STORE.
OnnnSiao l@ RaVl0Idas hapf

~ He JONES having recently opened a new stick o
~ Fancy cassimer pants, rests, shirts, and clothing of al
descriptions, together with a good assortment OF Dry Goods, and
Fancy articles, would respectfully invite the attention Of his
friends, and the public in general. July 1, 1T.
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Honolulu, Nov IA
Honolulu, Oct. .,
Lahaina, Oct. "a
Honolulu, July 9,
Honolulu, Oct 20,
Lahaina, Nov. 3,
Honolulu. Nov Is
Lahaina, Nov IL,
Lahaina, Nov. II
Hilo, Nov. Il,
Honolulu, Oct IL,
Honolulu, Nov ID
g L" 13
Sailed for 5. 4.
Lahaina, Nov. !,
Hilo, Nov. Il,
Honolulu, Nov II
Lahaina, Nov. Il
Lahaina, Nov. /,
60 90 j,
Honolulu, Nov. 2,
Honolulu, Oct 10.
Lahaina, Nov. 3,
Lahaina, Nov. Il
Honolulu, Nov q
Honolulu, Nov l.
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Honolulu Nov II
q " II
Honolulu, Nov. 5,
Honolulu, Nov Il
Lahaina, Oct. 20,
Honolulu, Nov L
Lahaina, Nov. 4.
Honolulu, Nov i
Lahaina, Aug %
Hilo, Nov. /,
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A CARD.
VNSEIE UNDERSIGNED, PUR"
q CHASED the Stock Of SHIP CH4NjEERY lately
owned by Capt. James Manee, would respectfully announce to
the residents of Honolulu and Captains of vessels touching at
this port, that he is prepared to do a Ship Chandlery and Gen
era Commission Business, AMI solicits a share CO the public
patronage. Q3t0 PETER FOLGER.
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abe Aortb Naritit Mbaltmen's Shipping Elst.
REMARKS.


Nov. 25, sailed to cruise South.
Nov. 9, sailed for n. z.
Cruising on Line.
Nov. 3. to cruise and home.
Sperm whaling on Line.
Tn mort
on,,,, wboI;ng
S psr,n ybalins
"PiAn """As
Oct. 70, sailed Tor "
Nov. 20, sailed to cruise hone""'d'
Oc' :, = 0iulSe ""1 "o"
Cruising of coast Ghne:
nov; >, sal,e1 TO cruise eou'h'
~ : 81 $50, uo,o,,,, cruise and home.
Oct 5S sa1ed FOR n. n
Crr,7 sing in North Pacific.
~
snerm whaling off New Zealand.
Lost June Is, in Ochotsk.
Sperm whaling off New Zealand.
Nov. Is, sailed for Havre.
Cruising off Peru.
Wrecked at Honolulu Nov. 81, cargo all saved.
Cruising off Peru.
Oct 2S+ sailed for N
Shipped cargo at S. +. and sailed Nov. I, for Cal. co asst.
Cruising on Line.
Cruising North Pacific.
Cruising in North Pacific.
ISperm whaling Off Peru.
Dec. !, sailed from Honolulu for home.
Dec. 1, at Honolulu, shipping oil.
loot. 25, sailed for n. H.
Nov. Is. sailed to cruise homeward.
NV ~
S9por1rm5 N s sailed to TO- cruise homewars.
IN mort T. '"10N
loot 1s sailed for N. Zealand.
Cru;S;nr off Peru.
Nv Nv Do at Honolulu.
Cr,,isin1 off New Zealand.
cruising u i'
Nov. %. sailed to cruise homeward.
Crr;sing off Perm.
0'"'Ns
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REMARKS.

n ~port-loading oil.
n port.
port.
'ruising in Indian Ocean.
port.
perm whaling on Line.
ruising in 0chotsk.
3. sailed to cruise.
n port-has shipped her oil.
,ruising off New Zealand.
'ruising in 0chotsk.
20, sailed to cruise.
5ruising off Coast of Peru.
20, sailed to cruise.
Nov. %, at Honolulu.
Cruising III Indian Ocean.
Cruising off Perm.
Cruising off Peru.
Cruising in 0chotsk.
Condemned, Aug. u, at Ayan, cargo all saved.
In port.
5, sailed TO cruise.
1, to cruise and home.
July 81, sailed to cruise in South Pacific and home.
Cruising off Peru.
Cruising in Ochotsk.
Cruising in Ochotsk.
Cruising in Indian Ocean.
In port.
Cruising off New Zealand.
Cruising in Indian Ocean.
Nov. "a, at Honolulu.
Nov. 80, sailed to cruise homo.
Cruising in Ochotsk.
Dec. 2, ready for sea first wind.
Sperm whaling.
Nov. 80, sailed to cruise homo.
Cruising off Peru.
Cruising off Peru.
Cruising In Ochotsk.
Cruising in Ochotsk.
NOV. 70, saHed 10 cruise.
Cruising off Peru.
Cruising in Ochotsk.
Cruising in Indian Ocean.
Nov. 20, sailed for California Gulf.
Nov. 81, at Honolulu, loading oil.
Nov. 25, sailed to cruise home.
Cruising on Line.
Sept. /, lat. 80 NJ, lon. l3Z u.
Oct, 10, sailed Tor ". L-
~
Nov" 25' sailed to cruise,
Crrising in Indian Ocean
Crn;Sip9 in 0cbotsk-
'e
Cruisipp off New Zealand.
CrniS;n9 in Indian Ocean.
Cru;sinS in 0cbotsk
C-,;c;no IN Ocbotsk.
o.. 90 = po,c-s
O0'' - o'A0u hA A0" D
Nv 10 ,o;,oa - r,iso IN South p,c;sc
oct 90 ro;lo5 70 c,,,;sa
-; naar f.or, Now 1e.l,nd
i"'Ne
aonM u oioU'
- ~ potS. s Co,;e,ro;o
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MARRIED.

ATKINsON-COOPER-On Sunday, September H. at East
Chester by the Rev. William ). Cofey VIM n Atkit son
TO Hannah youngest daughter Of the late David Cooper
both Of Mount Vernon Weschester County. New YORK:
BROWN-FAILE-On "Wednesday morning. Sept ~ AT
Wood,idr West Farms by the Rev. A. y. Carter d. y,
William Smith Brown Ann d., daughter OF Edward IT,
DiCKSON-POORE-In Trinity Church CaIbondsie Pa, on
the morning Of Tuesday Sept 49, by the Rector me he
Archibald Bestty Mr. George l.. Dickson and miss Lyds
Merrill only daughter of John Merrill Poore esq., all OF Cai
bopdale. - -, ,
September by the Rev Dr. Mett at No ~ East Tv.fth
street MI James g. Gardiner Of Norwsk, Conn, to Miss
Anna Maria Evans, of Rio gefeld, Conn :. , A.,
HAAS-SIMPSON-On Wednesday, September IL, oy tne
Rev O. r. Lyons M Emil Haas TO Frarc e dau sh'ef OF L.
II. Simpson, esq, all Of this city c. =. -
the Rev Mr. stohlmsnn Mr. Harm krey to Miss Oa'hehne
MOLLOY--HAMILTON-On Thursday Sept 49, 1885, At the
house of the Mr.. Young Hudson street. yohh Lohe
Mooy Of TppeTary, Ireland TO Maria daughter OF he
late Andrew Hamilton Of Crevensh, Co. fernanagh
SIP-WAYLAND-On Monday, September 10 oy tne hyV
Thomas Gaaudet Richard Sip Of b. rgen NJ j. 10 osiah r.
eldest daughter Charlie Wayand ESQ., OF TINS CITY
yERVOORT-WILKEs-At No 2,6 William street, on Med-
pesday evening September IT, by the REV Wiiain H.
Of the Church OF the holy Evansehst MI
(;errit V.ryoort o Miss Aims Sophia wilkes
seUenber s. by the Rev Mr.. Whitaker MT John "
Vsndervoort NewYork to Miss Mary s. Lynch, OF the
WBIGHf~DEWYER-At South Orange. New-Jersey, on
SUNDAY evening 81 by the Rev g. d. spraEue Mr.
T. L. Wright Of Placer County California, TO Miss Kate H.
Dewyer, OF this city
tenber H. by the Rev. H. r. Peters Edwin Wilson, OF New.
Mary daughter Of Henry Church. esq., OF
the former place.
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DIED..

BARRETT-On Wednesday, September Ia, Thomas Barrett
aged years native OF CaloOney, Parish of Bali'Adere
BRoUwER-In this city, on Wednesday, September H.
Elizabeth daughter 1heophlus and Elizabeth BrOuwer
aged years and months.
DENNIs-At Penyvie Indiana, Saturday, August p the
Rev. John H. Dennis He superintendent OF the Meth
odist Wysndot Mission in Kansas.
DICKINSON-Suddenly in Edinburgh Scotland Thursday
August e. the Rev r. s. Storr Dickinson of Philadelphia.
DRINKER-On Thursday September 10, John E., of
ri. ea sds and the friends the family are respectfully invited
e a d.r r. edsnGs ct %i hs No.
The remains viii be Conveyed to Jersey City Ferry
ness, Abigail B Estes, in the s5th year Of her age.
FREEBORNOn Thursday, September 10, Of COL SUMPTION
The relatives and lespeSay invited to attend her
dence of her mother, No. IL Thompson street.
FIELD-In this city Wednesday afternoon, September IL
after short illness, Mary, wife OF George W.
Field aged % years.
FENERIY-At Chsrlesto,Tn Mass, on Monday, September
49, MI Rufus Fenerty printer, formerly Of Halifax N 81
GOOLD-At Albany, Monday, September Is, James p
Gooid, in the 66th year Of his age.
HOPKINs-Anns Maria Hopkins, wife of William Hopkins
late shielagh Mills Ireland aged years and months
HnOK-On TluIsdav senisInbsr IT, Thames Hook i" tn"
His friends are invited attend his funeral this afternoon
O'clock without further notice from ns residence OF M
HAINEs-At Setter Island, Wednesday September IT,
Henry Haines formerly merchant of New'York In the
His remains yesterday Thursday morning to
Shrewsbury, N. J., for ntennent.
MOsER-The funeral Of Alderman Samuel Moser will take
place this friday O'clock from the Washing
Ton street NJ E. Church, Brooklyn The friends Of the fam
ily are invited to attend without further notice.
McMILLAN-On Wednesday September II, Thomas
Mcmillan, seed 26 years. -
The friends the family and the members Of National Lodge
No Of r. and A. Masons respectfully invited to attend
bis funeral his residence, No. Harrison street.
to-day friday at o'clock p
His remains will be taken Greenwood Cemetery for inter
ment.
OsBORNEIn Brooklyn, Saturday, September l3 at the
Ye,d nee of j. Osborne Major Thomas Osborne Of Feedo
MIA, N. Y, in the 9th year OF bis age =.
PFRKINS-On Wednesday September H. At the residence o.
her mother Ninth Adela Virgins Perkins
wife of John b. Perkins daughter Of John o. and Helen
Palmer.
sMITHOn tuesday September 49, Clarisss Smith wife Of
Joseph Drake Smith, In the 67th year Of her age
WAITFR-On Tuesday night September H. Sarah widow of
Thomas Walter late of Montgomery County Penn IN the
nth year of her -
The friends family invited attend the funeral from
Frend. Meeting House, ia Hester street at O'Clock this
morning
The remains will be taken Westchester for intermep
WARRIOR Wednesday September s Stephen Ward aged
&xear