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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-13

The state of the market shows that Of the keen
,s peraors sometimes deceived From list Of
drove. be that unusual number OF Cattle
selling BY that OF the the largest
commission brokers Owing TO the state OF things several
weeks past idea has seemed prevail that there would be
eel queny rise and this idea strengthened by
parent secretly on the i,ew-i ork Central Railroad.
This nduc. pretty large purchases speculaion and
the brn IN Of good many lots FEEDING with1 distance
the city, and general understanding Of al parties advance
the price and this the governing policy Of the morning
sales ard cattle know held I'LL afternoon
would bring much then BY head offered
that they could lot be- sold except oss lower
they had Been bought about the price that such stock sold
last week There i doubt that good baocks
sold in the morning at prices Equal 0!c pound for
and higher generally speaking ct
ale pouni above the highest price Of last Wednesday
This while the impression prevailed that the nun,er Of
bulok In market greatly below the number Ast wcek
and that good becyes still sirceshich the
case quality being much better and several whole
droyes really aud superior quality The number
seeodns B lees In the yards to-day than this
dsy week but that i than made by stale s,ock,he
olast week Before had beeu the yards hour
evident mind that the supply in Of the
demand that there would be cattle left to-day
than week The surplus to-day partly owing
the mall number taken from Albany To Boston which did
probably exceed nO head against 600 the previous week
lssse trade would absorb AZ this when the city 10
squesg IN street. the porksrs thick and sheep
abundant And only from the t hides
command unparalleled high price, and fat alec h,h. the
pe beef cattle would to much lower figure than they
have any time this Fall
The weather to-day has been perfectly ae,hi for outdoor
oJers.on' and % hs always hsan eject apo1 he tsGDs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-13

sTEARIN-A moderate demand and sht supply; ss OF
II 600 M prms a, l2ic and 1000 common At III Tile,
cash ,,,.,.,. - e..
,e. moderate AZ IidI2c Timothy Is quiet and nominal at
esq IS bush for raped Rough Fa1seed Is u modsrae
dem and AZ 70 gd IS q bush Of IS 10 clean sells slowly AZ
sIa Lin.eed 10 nominal the late arrivals were previously
odd last sale OF Calcutta So Snow held much higher
Hemp Seed 10 quiet at 81 62l, 4 mos 49,,
STARCH-Pearl is selling a. 7d7t sc 70 quaity rotSoh
without change the advance sustained; sales 6c
SALT-Tb. market literally supplied and prices OF Coarse
are lower sales Of coo bush Turks Island AZ 269Nc Ash
tons Fine 81 50; JeGys Darceys 81 90 Cadf lsc Law
erpool Ground. s7ic.. and BonaiEe a soc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-13

COFFEE continues dull pending Friday's auction sale;
generally change in prces sas OF coo bags no
lIc and bags Msacsbo llc The stock of Rio Is
As, 400 bags .o n
CEMFNT-Common IL selling at 81 Roman at s. 80; Port
lard at "a and Marble at SEA SO.
in brisk request at former prces
tho sales the various city brands
2id2sc including $500 Phenix Cos, at the inside figures
caIiu from &dSc Plain Sperm command 4Oc Patent
50d52c. Mold Tallow, lfdl7c
COAL-The demand for domestic has been less active but
prices are unchanged the arrivals large and the stock in
sales of Peach Orchard at 75d Sc and Lehgh AZ
sea Foreign in fair demand and 10 firmly held with
small stock sales of house Camel at $40 5o Newcastle Gas
at 81 80. ard 80 tuns Walends al 81 So equal to cash
COPPERNew Sheahing selling in suits a. 2s.c and vel,
low Copper sSc, mos Refined lngot is inactive Old
Sh aths fairly active; sales $500 10 at z3Q2. cash
DYEWOODS-The market for all kinds except St Domingo
Logwood quiet and owing the high rates of European
frehts the transactions have been confined to limited extent
Holders Domingo Logwood submitted to
decline but with better demand toward the close for home
pion and greatly reduced stock prices shade
better the stock the has been disposed
Of at IS O0 H. duty paid Fancy Woods selling TO the
home trade wanted the annexed quotations Nicaragua
Woods are and wanted.
We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-13

REMARKS UPoS BEEF CATrLg.-Our report shows the in
Of receipts Of Beeves for the week the whole city,
uton the weekly average % head and vs. less than last
week
The number market to-day 10 24s5 head, which 10 SIS
increase which 1873 for each market day
year. and 1853 decrease the number sold lat Wednes
day
he names Of droyes given below, and
of where Cattle from The Of salesmen other
than Cattle Broke" who sell commission
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-13
ALBANY Lumber Market.
FoR THE WEEK ENDING NOV. II, 1856.
Reported special for The n. Y. TsIBUSF

FOR THE WIKI tNDINC NOV. 7, 100.
Reported specially for The n Y. TsIBUSE.
ALBANY, Wednesday, Nov. IL
shady business has been done since report The
be- said 10 have been active though the sales
supply the demand oT the East aud South for their Fall stocks
have been in instances pretty large.
Prices have undergone change whatever For good quail
ties, they have been firmly maintained.
The receipts have been quite moderate will be by
tables and exhibit very nearly the amount OF business
done dealers eonhng their receipts 10 their sales
they calculate. They do not wish to Winter
much stock
The receipts here by the ais for the 4h week In October
IL the yeas named below have been as follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-13

qualify.
BRiCKSAND TILES-We continue to quote Hard North
River al 81 25a 81 rs; Philadelphia at $50 90 and Cola
bcrgh s7dsO Foreign without change sales Of Bath
at s25d $50; sourbridgc s40d s45 and Welsh at 30
Malt Tiles command 6 256 $50.
COTTONA moderate business has been done 10 spnners at
prices fsyoriug buyer The ses 500 bales The
has been 9Oo8 bales viz To Liverpool 24l
bales 800 HAve 67 do. We continue yesteT
days quotations, as follows
NEw-YoRK CLASSIFICATION.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-13

MINIATURE ALAASAc....THIs DAY.
6un-Rses.. 6:45 Sets....... 4:HI Moon--Rsa... -
HIGH wArER...THis DAY.
Sandy Hook. tn Gov Island e:l6m He'll Gste. gH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-13

GT4NNY BAGS AND CLOTH At Boston sale' Dave DetI
made Of $50 bales Of Gunny Bags Al something undeI i'
mos The latter quiet both here and there. W. -,
GLAsSA auction, sales Of 5000 boxes fench nuoN anu
Picture Glass disposed ofst 81 5G 90 the range o.
,ize S0v 49, the qualities lt ID 80 ana h AZ
private moderate doing the former dcountiron
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-13

sss Request st ss1&6 IS Peeled Herring scA-e and
ppi.ss hr Gales go bbs 81 Is Boz Herring in
active ard favor he buyer Dutch Herring fair
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-13

IL win be observed that there s material fps on /, A.,
total receipts this compared with tbose II
and they very light last season
The following table shows the prices carer. At TIE pqr,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-13

pp North Rirsy Bodfs - 10. 100 bills rlour, NO. az
Wheat n io0 bush Com 67l pigs. Whisky, 70 do Ash
RI Erie RaGroad-3,3l0 bbls. Flour III do. WHISKY,
Provisions q do. Ashes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-13

HEMP-Ame rcan dressed and undressed Hemp s now in
and with moderate demand prices rule hrn
quote dressed at s25d $50 y un and undressed at o
da5 % tun mos sales of fine dressed have been made,
learn high s257 80, but consider this an extreme
price Accounts from the South and West speak fsvoraby
Of this crop and represent the quality superior
especially that grown in Missouri the receipts are very mode
ate Foreign remains quiet but prices without variable
change the last sale Sum made about &C., aud Manila
at Oc mos At Boston 10 tuns clean Russia sold at 49,
and 100 bales Sum a, Sc, mos 49, 49,.
HOPS-Tbe receipts fair but not Of choice quality when
are noured fair extent sales Of 10 bales at 9dlc for
ordinary Eastern choice Western old quiet 4d6c
HONEY-Cuba and St. Domingo have both advanced, and
invoices lately received have sold at less cent tor
cash for ST. Domingo and FOR Cuba
There il an invoice Cuba Offering at CSC.
HAY lisa te better and in brisk demand for shipping sales
Of l. coo bales AZ 65d70c.
IRON-Tber. little change to note In market for Scotch
Pig sales of 200 $500 80 So months ship En-
esh Refined IL quiet aud prices nominal at 58 80 for
common good Red Ia in limited demand, at $685. do Hoop
ordinary size at s7f 476 Boiler Plates saabe az d3c
English Sheet saable at 3id4ic for singles doubles and
triples Railroad Bars in fair demand 1854 5oq SIS
mos Russia Sheet is nominal al l3dlfc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-13
Sheep and Lamb Pets worth 81 70. aversse. ,,
esss of and Lambs BY NJ r. Fogle Of Cham oernn
AZ Aynonnt Ayeuae' No. Amount Average.
a. GOO a

Average price per head. 50 A.
Sale of Sheep and Lambs By Beach, Smith Judd, a.
C,iaxLe rlir,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-13
/ Birds Eye Maple, 81. #. 7 q n

FLOOR AND MEAL-The demand for Western Canal Flour
quite active and prices of the low grades better
with good business doing for and the East The bet
grades held with cond and in fair
quest The stock Of all kinds is light The sales ~ 200
Ibis at sc sass co for 10 good Sste 80 75d
Sc % for extra Safe sc SC so for supeue Indiana and
Iowa. SO sSe 81 . for common TO hair extra ohio 81 %
80 50 Tor fair TO choice Ohio Sc 70 So 70! St. Louis
brands aud 81 40 SO 60 FOR Genesee Canadian Flour
held with much hrmness the supply light; sses of go
bb at IS Goa So 30 for suPene and sc 85GS7 Is for
brands Southern Flour steady; the arrivals light; sales of
lec ees al - - FOX mixed to good superne, and
81 5Gf8 10 for fancy and brands Rye Flour quat
the supply fair sales IS S s. ~ and 81 asa As for
suredne aud extra Corn Meal h in fair demand -
jersey and SIS say for BTandy wine and II 80
for Penceons Backwhest Flour is in good demand 1t Y2a
80 Is y 100 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-13

POTATOES AND TURNiPs There prevails good Inquiry
r common PoAfoes al 81 p for Wesegn red; $40 IS III.
wli,e, sud Mercess art CsrteT a. 81 7j 81 Sweets com
mand ~ SOd % 70 g. Dbl. TuTnps sell at 15e for white.
and Ia 81 . for Russia
RrCE ecannss qae. but steady; ss!es toby OF leo ;c
4dAc
fred A,e fTn go isl It!sy yeys'. Sies u Te ihS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-13

s.gps., ,a bay. s 60 CO. An e, s'o '''sn'
- other vehicfs. .,ncors fur the time covered
The reoeips rom pas sass bsve been: 60
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-13
p,,us Q total Of. 4Ss5,s47 81

Ard daily average o receipts in Scps.sCsf
Vi, ss Te eRSE any ons day. =,
81 M CO: smallest, $40 7o.rorv /, summed up in
SAe following sDeu"o' ~ s3e5sf7 50
u...,r,. from psssepr vcsn,s bonds soh 1855 go
......... s3g7, 743 Is
-. Of operstins and maintaining the rosa
s7 days including horses rent aoeioen 90 10 NJ
w. expense, Insurance. taxes lS5o''''''''''' go
49, ,s.of ....,.,.,... $50 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-13

fHtlIS-hflslDs rit Win go9O demand; Fales
SOt pgs at for Layer IS IS for Bunch s5 for hf
boxe do and VI for do Apples continue sdyaIins and
are sia6y; State Apples command Sc; Southern 6!a7c
Southerr Peaches srg moderately Il 6cl7c Oranges
selling sc s6d - per Havana Nassau Fs
there is not much doing Il tic moment
FiAX-The supply is good and he demand lga ; sal, Of
River AMI Jersey al lo4lle. Foreign in uaited de
E0lfe.
FlsH-Diy CD are In cool demand Gu3 prices rule Gru.
especially for Fab Ee1 We mote further
sa~s Of 900 qus. largo Grad Bauk a. - SIT St. Gose's
readily commands g. Small Fsh better sutpy and tae
dein,Dd Cor this ANA lees pTessng qco;e W,sen Bank
a. % zoe So MsSGI Lre Inactive. and Pnsss are De
I.seo particularly Ma sr3 which b. qGosd 80 81
ss!.i'I No ~ ~ &c sisI Nc, nc. are N mods;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-13

HIDES have again been active at full prices sales oil ooo
Angosturs aAoat and 1900 do from store at &c. mos ago,
5000 arrive private terms aud 200 Southern a. n'
cash. The stockis about 10000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-13

OII-CAkF-Thc demand aud supply Alike limited and
prices nominal at SIS 50d 81 for Tain Oblons Westerns
n : 30 FOR do City and $3l S3l 50 for Thick Round.
FROVIsIONS-OuT Pork market continues heavy and price.
have ssan declined with liberal arrivals and only limited de-
All SIT Is for Prime-clOng the side sure-othcr
tcds are nominal Beef l. in good demand and il firm with
Tor Country Mess sea- for do Prime and go 5od II for old
Rsuackcd Western; Prime Mess is quiet Il Sid Sl6 Beef
Hams are firm at ls 20 Bacon is quiet At Ice. for Long
Ribbed sale. Of 30 bids Western Smoked tod) ct sic Cut
M,als are quiet at Nlc. for Sugar Cured Hams No
shoulder. oferns Lard steady II l.. 3c, with sales
go bb Butter good demand and IL firm 62lc for
on 10 md n a c for State and choice a. b &C. Cheese
in fr iemAn a, saI0,c. EEss in demand 23a25 q
dozen for ana State Dressed Hog in de.al
M7lc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-13

OILS-English qlltt,
tanned The stock and second hands exceedingly
eager and the prospective receipts alike modeie in toe
absence Gales prices mostly nominal. American Is in
steady request the demand Is fully equal supplies
although prices have been somewhat irregular during the
week has discovered that Company here have
been mixing Rosn oil Ito the extent of 2 Z cent? with Lin
seed which enabled the party to sell at lower rate but when
10 sell their production at low price possible
low the bogus article and thus teach the tctsters les
measure for the reduction in Ln,eed Oil Crude Whale and
Sperm inactive and prices for the latter especially are de-
are unchanged Lard Oil is inactive sooS slo5 mos For
Fall and Winter strained sales making 10 second hands
81 C5d 81 o. Olive selling sowffs IS 81 SSH
for Quarts ST. - 81 for Pints Red OH is dull ut
6Sd7Cc cash and mos Csmphene is selling steadily al c.
cAsI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-13

INDIA RUBBER-A better inquiry has prevailed for the
medium and fine qualities OF Para during the past week and
sold private terms for export asd 50
fine do sod at foc also 10000 ID Carthasena in bond
LEITHER-More is doing In and Oak chiefly for
and do a5d3sc for Oak Upper in rough commands 2Sdc
The receipts generally are good. -,
LIMEThe arrivals have all been disposed Of and the
market Is quiet We quote &c. and Lump al Sl ID
LEAD-The rather dulprices incline 10 heavine
sales to-day OF rs tuns Spanish private terms the last sales
made public SO cah to arrive Son English quiet
sc 2l, time, with interest added previous to arrival
LATHS-Elsern have been sold TO fair extent during the
week, at 81 81, cash and time.
LUMBERA moderate business only doing In Lumber At
sI7 by the cargo for Eastern Spruce and Pine
MOlASSES IL quiet for all kinds of Foreign Domestic Is
Of markets prices Advancing the sales to-day not
important.
We quote: ..z.o
Porto Rico .5sd6o Cuba Csyed.... 4aa4s
Trinidad Cubs........... $3.50
MOSS dull and heavy aesof 10 bales Texas at jdSsc'
cash - ..r,....
en- ,ell at 3ld3ac mos
NAVAL sTORES-sprits Tupentine Is more inquired for,
hut be reluctance on the part oil buyers
meet the holders and the transactions, consequently
have not been large 100 bbs only at c cash.
in prime Shipping order but this Is extreme rate, and
cbase only sales the trade of small lots max
ing d45c Crude remains quiet but prices unchanged
Resin continues dull the sales include 500 bbs
81 s2l $40 ID 100 bbs DO. Strained at 81 IS $40 n, in
ward Fine qualities In moderate demand and prices
steady $50 bb medium fine grades a. Std s. go D.
Tar in moderate request; sales 100 bb Washington at
% 25 allowance Ell without ooopesge small sales 10 the
trade So 81. Dbl Pitch 10 selling slowly at S2d
1925 Dbl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-13
Bds i scsni'g. Shingles

The totsI receipts BY the canals, from The o
ton, up to and including the fr-t week In
wears named below yyera "a folloxvs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-13

BEEF CATTLE in market to-day, 2,493 head
NJ ALLERToN proprietor Of the Washington Drove Yards
reports Cattle to-day from the following stAes
New ......... 81 Illinois 4l8
Pennsy 4S Kentucky ............ ~S
Ohio ...........,... 500 Virgnis ............ AZ
Indiana l53 New. Jersey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-13
by Telegraph.

BosTON-AJ-. Noy. y, alp VIA Rage C-ev'''-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-13
receipt. here By the canals for the 4th week in October

The total receipts by the Canals from the opening Of nsygs
ton and including the fourth week in October in th.
wear arrd helnpY VIZ a. fnllnV.s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-06

&c.,, s,I sor Pr;ne-inelndsd In the sales ere iseVr,
,Ut In.rst AZ AIS S. Beef lover and stn unsstlsj
The demand light; sales Of 80 boi, ss9Ss. of Cesy
Pm. and i0a Ell for Country Mess sllSsh tr ~
Iisasj Ws.,.m Mess and sl5Ss6 for extra Mes. Pns.
E.is ,,rv quiet Al i9d s3 Beef Hams are more se4,s
- ~ 30 Bills AZ ia Is Bacon Ia limited suRpJ "
quiet at 81 Gce for Western $40 Cut Nssi. srs -
"a ,,,ee. favor the buyers sales Of go hhds and te
7tSTIe for Shoulders and sideie for Hans bst.et sh
limited demand but u hn az ls@1sio "' no a Ts@s<
for State Cheese Is dun Oh ssio ~ S~NiN Nse'
have been purchasing 70 f.ir entente
former prices the trade come forward i.eoiy 1s iecss
are fair ana stocks ineresns sales OF 10 es 2of Sa
SG ARsThe demand for Refining IL moderate q very ~
rrices 10 the trsde but small business DONG sales
SFFDsA limited demand for Clover AZ l2e Timothy ss
tsady at IS asa 80 S7t q bush. Rough Flax u In in,s
Goat very firm; sales Of 900 L<k
Veishs at Sc OF Deer only go b Forsda At a9a
sPlCES-Natmess continue ~ "a psnsas AZ as So
also Of bags Pimento az SIC essh, IN BONA NV N's
Oh private terms s, ....la.,.hl, n, A.
IOBACCO-Thc demand Is eonhsed eonsders ,S y
severe weather and in the case Of domestic ne psasI
~ Tie supply renders operations any extent imposss
nress are very drm sales OF Is hhds Kentucky
20 bids fro second hands at same press ~ oaes $3.50
Base so bales Cubs and ia eeroons South Amenea
EXPORT, on private terms. - ..,, :. 1.
an, Sat report on Friday ID held II III % mos
TFAS-Tbe market very quiet pending the auction 'Aen
uounced for 10 morrow -. =. Ill. !,
Woof"k rowing tendency improvement clearly
.ervable but little activity has been noasn more a.
nation Anticipated when the severity OF tne ~esher be
.bsteS PuIled is very frm with little offering Foreign
quiet l, l. ,,sIi .applied and prices favor q.
BUYER sales Of $50 bbls at s dS4e Tor ONO and S4aS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-06
SECOND BoAn
TUESDAY, Feb. 5-p. m.


There was large business done at tho Stock Board
to-day, with an irregular market The general ten
depcy, however, was upward at the morning Board.
At the Second Board the market scarcely firm,
partly in consequence Of the rumor that considerable
shipments of specie would be ma lie tomorrow. Con-
sidering, however the rise Of the last few days the
market as a whole, was well sustained. Stocks are
carried without difficulty and some speculation has
been excited by this facility. There are more out
side orders the market than we have noticed for
some time past. One of the features OF the mar.
ket to-day was the decline in Nicaragua, which
fell off from 22t to 2lt-recovered at the
Second Board TO 2li and finally closed at
2! The stock sold is supposed to be contract stock.
Ere was fairly active and closed at SCI 531 Read
ing in de mand and sold at s7i, slight improve
ment. Harlem and Hudson River are heavy. Central
was finn at 90. Panama has an upward movement,
and sold at 1901. The market for Cumberland is
without change. The closing sale was 23I, seller
thirty. The sale of land we alluded to yesterday
amounted, we learn, TO $500, 600. The movement in
Michigan Southern continued at the morning Board
and the market went to s2i, but the Second Board
there reaction, and sales made at 9lI still
showing q small improvement on yesterday Galena
firm at 10. Cleveland and Toledo went TO IS
but closed at 74l Chicago and Rock Island &c. Hi.
nos Central was in demand at IS. Michigan Central
is very quiet. The business in Railroad Bonds was to
to the extent of over 100000. Illinois Central fell
off to s3i; New-York Central &c sold at s6,; Fries
1875, s7li Tere Hauts and Alton, IS, &c. State
Stocks continue In fair demand and frm.
There has not been large business done for the
steamer Tomorrow but the market is firm for sterling
The leading bankers put their rates TO 81 but the
sales were not large. First class commercial bills sold
at iast, and some bar kers drew at the latter rate.
The supply Of bills outside of bankers was moderate.
The weather at the south has very much embarrassed
the shipping OF cotton and other produce and conse
quehuy the quantity of bills drawn has been restricted
frarcs were plenty and rather easier at 525a5ali.
In freghis business is still greatly restricted by the
distractions of navigation by ice To Liverpool 500
bbis Flour e. Cd; 1000 bales Cotton 3lsd s7-a2d
1000 bbls. and tics. Lard 25s. a27s Cd; 700 boxes
Bacon e5si Grain rstes nominslly 7Issd. To Lon
don 200 pigs. Lard and 500 boxes Bacon 4ss To
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-06
nIRn.
JAMES DUFF, il

DUFF-On Mond,y evening, Feb 4 Col JAMES DUFF IN
the SD wear Of his
TIE and friends Of the family are respectfully
to send be funeral ThuTsday at o'clock from hs lets
rs1epce No 81 West Twenty second street between F''n
tsd sixth tvenJef-
uopH On rpesdsy Feb g. CHARLO TIE ELIZABETH
Sanrhter Of r. iern AIRED year, months and 2 days
relatives Of the family ectfully invited
1d H. fnn,ra on Thursday tie 7th inst Il o'clock,
20 ee.ta n her fataer No as Tenth avenue The
remains will be taken 70 The Cemetery OF the bVeseeh' o
intermeDt
Departed this life on MoHsy norninssi 0eock
Of eon,uu.uiion, JOHN HENRY GRIGG, son Of the Rev.
John Grss Of Jervis " y in the 18th Of his age
His reIstivs and friends are INVITED without farther nv
ton 70 attend hs funeral at Trinity Church this "ednes
dsy morning. O'clock where the funeral service VIII %
performed
JuPP-on Saturday evening, Feb. JANE MATILDA wife
OF Lsngham Jurp, and sister Of Thomas ~ hookeI u nc
3sth year Of her age.
LEAvITT-On Sunday the Srd inr Clifton Staten lssnd
HENRY DAVIS, youngest 500 Of George A and Mary u
Les,itt, aged 10 months and II days ,,
The funeral place Wednssd afternoon oeoef
the e,depce Of his psrspts Carriages will be wIas
NevYork Boat leaves New.York foot Whitehall
street. returning leaves Vsnd-Tbhts landing a+
MERIAM-On Monday Jan. 4st 10 Suddenly, Of disease
of the heart, FRANCIS WHEELER MERRIAM aged "
TIE aives and Of the family and of his brother Eben
invited to attend his funeral on "Wednesday on met
pm from bis late residence No 80 Henry street Brooklyn
PETTIs-n Brooklyn on Monday Jan p IN the %5h OF
bis age. JOSEPH II. PETTlS.
Hi, remains taken to Greenwood.
sMITB-In this city Sunday; Feb, 8, RICHARD SMITH
His remains were inferred in Greenw Cemetery.
Alone, in loneliness, he rests.
Til The arch angels trump shall break deaths sleep
Liverpool and California papers pIesse copy.
Illness Mr.. CATHARINE HENSEssEY wife Of William
The feics OF the family respectfully invited % attend her
funeral this day at oelCcf m from her late residence
No s ThCmP.en street, without farther notice Her re-
CharlestOn Uarers please copy.