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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-11

BALTIMORE, Oct. S.-Cleared. steamer Geo. Pea
body, Richmond; schrs ]. Randolph, Phillips, do;
Emily Ann, Layheld, Petersburg; Extra, Wilson,
do.
New YORK, Oct. s.-Wythe, futile, Richmond !;
Excelsior, Riley, do; Amanda, Knowles, Peters
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PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN

PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP " JAMEsTowN,"
SKINNER, Master. from New York:
B Gardner, I; H Bryan. 5, Ives, s. g, Baptist,
Hoyt, Miss jackson. Miss Domination. ]. A. Pas
ehsll, W. c; Steen, l.. Bickiord and lady. l.. Swank
and lady, Mrs, 7; A. WYATT and d1nshter, G, w
ley. p. H Taylor, DR.. A. II: Dickson, Mrs. CIapp.
C. P. Todd, DR.. Garrison. H. A. Allen, J. p. Cnin-
stead, Hiss Housewright. A. Hopkins, lady, FIVE
children and nurse, B. f. Pierce, +. Davis, Job
Atkins. J. Fl. Warner. Geo. Newton, John Sly, A.
Connell, Chas, Sibery, Master Mortimore, S.
Bradley, T. W; Thurston, Z. j. Johnson, J. Mich
OILS, Z. K. Smith, VIM. l.. Uouseman. D Tulley s.
Avery. A. Avery. d. Hanford. and 81 in steerage
Also, u sal ers for ship Mary Russell. at Cit.
Point. Also, from Portsmouth, u. W. Appefson, J.
W. Cook, James Woodward.
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STEAMSHIP yorktown, PARRISH, New York
VIM. w. Sneed, John E. Truman, John B. Per-
kIns. John D. GIoss. j L oald; John ngTnlaP, D;
lady, H. NJ. Humphrey, Mrs. Woolsey, Miss Emma
andrews, Lewis Church and lady Oliver Il. PerTltt,
Thomas Hancock, lady and child, Mrs. NJ. A. Har
ris, Mrs. Irwin, C. B., Steel, E. L. Whitney Ar
Day, r. Morrison, H r. Stevens Gsass, T. G Temp
Parker DR.. Minor, L. S N, Mrs +. Bassett. N. D.
Eastman Mrs Henrs and child. Miss F. Boiling,
]. Ouintard, H. r. Shielding. Miss C,n6eld, J. C.
Carpenter and lady, Mrs, Emmerson, 7; J; Bran
is, J. MeCuiloch. Mrs Smith, two children and
servant, Mrs WIN. L. Maury, two, children and
servant Rev D. Croes. Andrew L. Simpson B. C.
Moore, NJ Nc Mullin, C. NJ. Bradberry, Mrs: odear,
C. j. Stone, Mis-. Selenger and daug liter, Chas. P.
Bogurt, Mrs. Loury. C. Pattueh w. G. Mahan,
Miss E. Homble; Miss I. II. Dorian; Rev; E. X.
ter, Charles Pitt, ]. W Leeds and son, Miss a. A.
Rev. J. p. Vermilye, Mrs Glassel, CAPT. William
Skiddy,, lady and four children Ms R. C. Rrapard
liams. NJ. l.. Sands, J. B. MITCHELL c; B. Roach. L.
Hilsten. B. A. Henry. T. l. Do!an, B. d. Mallory
n. G. August, NJ, L. Ashton, Miss Mary Redmund
V. l.. Wright, John c. Burr, A. ]. Johnston and
rs steerage.
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,nA To Make Bread Speedily--Use Semi
PLIES INFAbLIBLE BAKING POWDER
Price zoe.
TO SAVE 0NE-HALF THE LARD in making
biscuit, &C.. use Sempie's lnfallble Baking Pow
der Price 20c.
Every foyer of good bread should use Samples
Infallible Baking Powder. Price zoe.
Try .Sempie's In(allible Baking Powder. Price
Zoe. For sale by JNO. w. GARLICK.
10 Furs! Furs! 1.-The subscribers have
received their stock of FURS for the season.
Tney will keep on hand during the season a COM
plete assortment of the following and other ap-
proved kinds:
Hudson Bay Sable, Stone Martin, Fitch. Mink.
Brown Sable and Rock Martin >VICTORINES,
TIPPETS and CUFFS.
oc eod2w SAM'L M. PRICE & co.
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mA CIoaks, Mantillas, Shawls, &c.
BREEDEN Il FOX'S
OPENING OF
FALL AND WINTER
CLOAKS, MANTTLLAS. SHAWIS.
MONDAY, 18TH SEPTEMBER.
&c l2-lmf PIT Broad street.
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EXCHANGE AND RANKING
49, BUSIN EES. - s
,ENpERH, SUTTON & CO., Richmond. Va.
FOsTEh, ENDER6 4 CO.. Staunton, W.
JOHN kNnEks. w. NJ. SUTTON, q. r. fosTY1.
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r 0GT.--I have lost or mislald q NEGOTIABLE
~ NOTE. drawn by James G.. Mccarthy K Co.,
for S235.S3 dated Sd October, 1859, payable four
months after date, and endorsed By myself. The
public hereby notified not to trade for said note
as it is LOST and payment stopped The finder will
be rewarded tif reqnredl by returning it to me.
TRUMAN A. PARKER,
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FTNN TRUMPET.-
fLUTARcH's LIVES New revised re- i T edt L;
oW VIE 's Hb Hfs 1 FEa sf Prose- o and S se
HITHG!HcocK's RELIGION OF GEOLOGY; new
TH ediS'Fi 81 FAMILY PRAYERS new and
uN Pffgf% sf fsffs TARIFF 1ss 1885, arranged by
HOLMES PARTIES AND THEIR PRINcI-
WALbEN's SOIL. CULTURE, complete; 81.
THE TIN TRUMPET; or, HEADS and TAILS;
FOR TIE II WISE and WAGGisH; new edi-
SSSf c6MHXos spa ! s1 s
oE E, MABES9 81 fGNKrY, vol.
Joa +. LAW AND THE MISSISSIPPI s 81 .His
II IN BY-GONE DAYS.
GEORGE NJ. WEST. las. Main street. offers for
i RICHMOND IN BY-GoNE DAYS. being remi-
niscences by an Old Citizen, 81 ~
R as oi and 81 Vrsn s
TIE ahf paea Hge sNpp F'eeo s sif FAMILIES
HEER 81 AJoHS Sssn ssaas y'h John Etsn
ELLIE RANDOLPH. by virsinia Lady--one of
The es eqSss a iGT hoq R pKssps Sc :,
oc lit GEO. Nj. WEST.
II. g WHITMAN hhIffSSN III 3, 5 5. 9NIi.,,rr.
should they s need BRHN fs ppTf o
~ or Linen, they would do we'll to either give hma
call OF drop line; he havins carried on this bust
6 mess HT as ast he IN this CITY,
tidious.
No punches used, but really engraved. by which
not strained, and as a matter of course the Brand
more durable. He does not pretend to work for
nothing and lind himself, but will charge fair
price and warrant satisfaction in all cases-he moi
having had single brand thrown on his hands
BRANDS, either on Metal or Bristol Board. Of
All sizes 2, !, and designs; as also ALPHABETs and
M. G. WHITMAN.
Columbian Hotel Building, shockoe Slip.
oc ll-3m Richmond. Va.
100 lids hh9. prime Western Bacon sIPkS
Spae packs A hEaF F'1i ARp:
s 81: :9 zs: ss:fs
&C Iis. boxes s ehhs FL r .' Mo 81 CO.
FOR HiRE-A sprightly BOY, about 10 or IS
room. For terms apply At the Gsnsral Insurance.
ana collecting Agency on l4th street, Exchange
oc il-at COOKE L CLOSE.
STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE. ..For sale, q
~ TW0-AND.A-HALF HORSE STEAM EN-
CINE, nearly new and in complete order. A great
this Office. oc ll-ts
EOUND.-In my store 4 sum of MONEY, which
the owner can receive upon applieatcn at my
store. G, GENNET,
0c list Eagle Square.
ElRST OF TIE SEASON-NEW BUCK
WHEAT FL0UR.-Jnst received. crop 1850,
for eale BY WM. IT. KING,
DC iI-St and s Franklin 1t.
~ ceived, Tor sale BY WIN. r. KING,
ocu-N 8 and . Franklin e.
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II 60 90 LECTURES BEFORE THE

49,. LECTURES BEFORE THE
o. YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSO
CIATION-1s59-'60.
Lectures from the following gentlemen have been
secured for the agpro,chlng, season;
Body and Soul"
to lie hereafter announced
a.. JOHN q. SANE, ESD, of Vermont. Two
Lectures one in verse, entitled :. ankee Land, -
which has been heard with delis hit wherever oeliv
cred the other lecture IN prose-subectto be here
ai ,ss i Proiessor JOSEPH HENRY of the Smith
sonfap Institute. Washing ton, ID G.. One lecture.
as Hon. DUNCAN X. McRAE, of North Caro-
lima Subject" The Equality OF Genius and Tai
e IA DIR. r. FISHER, of New Haven. Conn
Two l. ct,lres on Science, brilliantly illustrated
nv chemical and philosophical experiments.
M OLIVER P. BALDWIN, Esq, of Richmond.
Va, One lecture-suHect to be hereafter announc-
e' BESIDES the above, the Lecture Committee have
o. 1o l'e X iol A. Pryor, b. j. BARBOUR.
The opening lecture of the season will be deliv-
ered by Bishop CLARK, in the United Presbyte-
Ran Church. Rev. DR.. Reads on THURSDAY
evening October 18th, at o clock.
season Tickets can be purchased at the Rooms of
the Association in Goddln's Hall, and at the Book
stores generally. Price 81 so.
Admission to single lecture % cents.
All members of the Association are entitled to
admission presenting a " members tIcket,' to
be obtained at the Rooms.
Admission Tickets can be obtained at the Rooms,
the Bookstores, Meade & Bakers. Iaidley & Rob
inson's, ana OF Mr. Powers, at the Exchange Ho-
tel. X. X. HOWISON,
oc lots Chairman Lecture Committee.
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| OST--On Sunday. the 9th INST. ON Rrnad at
- between I'd and Sd SITS, my FREE PAPERS i
VIII give liberal reward for them II left ut this
Office. SUSAN HILL,
oc lit A free woman OF color
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NA Angelica Root.-A small cohs'sn'
n''e' '1'' " & w GARIICK, Druggist.
Market Place, Franklin 81.
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IL hot v-een the Old II arket and The canitoi Scuars
white silk SCARF, used in Jewish worship. ID
was ia " silk bag. As it is of no TO any one, and
only valuable to the owner, suitable reward will
be given for the same. If left at this Office.
a.
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IL for negro hire, PAYABLE to VIM. p Winiree,
dated LIST January. 1859, 70 wit: Joseph Tsslor's,
kossteIs, Smith MeCurdle, Henry Hull, Allen
Dance, T. Vaden Mrs. Fuaua, Ajax Gary and Jno.
Ford. The above parties are requested not to pay
the said bonds { presented. "A suitable reward
ber or left at the Dispatch Office.
nc Io--ts d. C. WINFREE Admir-
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| OST-Between Dove Co.'S and Cox's Shell
- on the Dock, one BOX TOBACCO, marked J.
by leaving the same with US.
&C 1-It+ DOVE r. co
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I OST- .Sometime in June last. n CERTTFI-
Ia CATE OF the - Savings Institution of Rich
mond, No. 1000. dated December l, 1851. in the
name of Lucy Ann Ellis, for Si0963. The finder
will be rewarded by leaving the same at this of
hce. III not found. application will be made for
newal of said certificate. oc 7-2w3
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RUNAWAYS.

Q So REMAkD.-My servant woman
q MARIA left her home on Saturday last
-hT%I1 She rs tall and black, aud about 40 years of
xA1Vase. viii give the above reward for her
A. delivery TO me st the Richmond and Peters
burg Depot. Loo Il-6t*l W. r. GIBSON.
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q ~ 1. o. o. F.--The members of JEFF
~ fersou Lodge, No. 4, /. o. O. r.. will
X meet at their Lodge Room. at Odd Eel
+ lows Hall. at o'clock THIS MORN
\ ING, for the purpose of payin. the last
tIibute of respect to our deceased brother Bush
ROD SEAL. BY order Of The N. g..
SAAIL MURRAY, Sec'y.
The members of sister lodges are respectfully
invited to attend. l--Its
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I UST UN NEULEN-Un Sunday evening last
- very hpe PEARL-HANDLE KNfFE-bas
the subscriber 5 name engraved on plate attach
cd. IL having been made present 10 me- an,
very anxious TO recover 1t. A reward IL requjred
Will he paid for its delivery TO me at this Office
oc HIT nj n t,0DWJN
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exports 70 China have hitherto consisted Of heavy
piece goods, the importance Of this new and re-
duced tariff 10 our manufacturers may DO imagned-f
valuable by the additional number Of ports ope =
TO foreign trade, while commerce directly with .
tericr has been made more accessible. With such
rR Il is reasonable 70 expect large increase r <.
The trade this week has been well suf' a. ..s.
South pretty well represented for the ~ ~ Wv
chants, and especially the more dist uy me.
There also sprinklng Of DE- .isrs o ss N mid A.
Importatons during the past -, o "cs; s d
at present seem 70 be justhe' cox were sgan ree ana
Considerable additional ORD s1 M nave zone ont
both to England and 70 a contnsss AZ last Accounts
demand the " Sr So vsr,s and aScs
goods Fancy .srics, Of fssnionaSe styles meet with
seaas e <oolcns, of reasonable and desirable styles,
p'or,atnr Heavy wcollens were in moderate demand
'n,sk woollsns were in lair demand at sustained
..est The stock Of foreign goods which remained IN
wsrebouse the LIST Of February, 1859, amounted Ia
ealue 10 50e against $22 1922 at the same time
in 1885, Sl3, 800 in 1851 and 1854, 700 in 1856
at advance c per yard Heavy shirsings, Of good
makes, quote II sHc Sxc., the latter figure being
outside price. Medium sheetings ranged from No. a
75zc heavy shirtngs at 6zc. SIC, being sold ahead
Beached shrtngs and sheetngs were also rm and sup
plies light, while an Improvement previously noticed
sustained. Brown drills better, with moderate
sales, which at about 6%c; ~ inch were sell
ing at 7c. &c.. bieached at 6ac., and blue at l0hc
other descriptions Of cotton goods sympa.hzed in the i'm
provement Of staple articles and generally in better
demand and at rather nrmer rates. Cloths and cassi
meres, with good styles Of mixed goods were in fair re-
quest.
Foreign goods were generally in steady demand at
munerative prices. The assortmcnts fair nearly
all lines Of seasonabie and desirable fabrics.
The trade the advances, Is expected TO i'm
prove especially from South and from the older States
Of the West while The States of the Northwest
trade chiefly centres at Chicago and at other towns
to the west Of IT, the trade again expected to be rregu
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THE DRY GOODS TRADE.

The manufacturers Of American goods were
baby never more busy engaged than At present, and
owing to the reduction Of stocks in Market they have ad
vanced their prices for staple fabrics in some cases from
Nc TO lc. per yard. Some of them are running extra
tme while the organization Of some companies has
been agated Nearly all the cotton coming North for the
last month or two has been spinners account They
have also been the chief purchasers this market The
direct shipments from Northern ports 70 Europe have been
very light The increased domestic consumption the pre-
sent year will do muc to sustain the prices Of the raw
material, In the face Of an unusually large crop.
Since our last the Chinese tariff arranged by Lord FL
gin and Mr. Reed has To hand and proves TO be cx
tremcly LIBERAL compared with the previous one and cs
pecay 30 far a the duties piece goods are con
cerned Under the previous regulations ongcloths OF
forty yards usual width have ad valorem duty OF
about ~ 10 per cent The highest Ggure In the new tariff
levied on fabrics OF all kinds only lin specific dutes
from candarines aboat three ccnt two mace sbou
29c per piece. The duty drills and jeans 30 inches
wide and 40 yards long, Ia under the new tariff,
mace per piece, tabout IA as cents) Undor the old
tariff the ad vaorem rates for all kinds Of cotton fabrics
ranged from ~ rs 10 20 per cent ad valorem
These comparisons show most important cnaDge in the
duties under the new tariff, which are little more than
ominai. When 4 is considered that our largest
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prsces from L. &C. higher than list week. The ncreas
ID price, doubt caused by the advance Of prices In
poultry and beef -FrL.-
VEALThe "bob veal" dealers did not like the manner
IN which showed them up last week. We are glad OF
IT, aud hope that may have wholesome effect In future
10 keep the cormorspts who deal in unwhoesome meat
out Of The market here is yet, however, room Tor I'M
provewent this del artmen Of trade. The Heats war
den in his daily perambulatons, should be little more
scrunous in his Investigations and his tests Of the stand
ard weights Of healthy carcasses.
FEu-The supply continues 10 be abundant and In
great variety Prices, however, notwithstanding the
abundant supply remain as last quoted Southern shad
were in market, selling AZ 81 each.
BUTTER The best quality has advanced about To- per
pound Tho middle and common grades remain as At
last quoted. The first band Wholesale dealers, who at
present monopose the bulk OF the stock now in Market
have been anxiousy holcing in expectation Of de-
mand for the stock from the East The demand did not
Gomez however, they still continued TO hope Prices will
not advance from the prices quoted below
CHERsE-Ths article Ia firm at present quotations. Po-
totoes, smoked meats, pork dried fruits pickles and
getabes remain unchanged In prices.
Below will be found the retail prices current Of the
principal articles of domestic marketing -
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Movements In Real Estate.
Married.

AsHBEY-B oYp.-On Monday evening, Feb. 7, by the
Rev. O. Adams, Mr. ASA A. Ashley, Of this city, to Miss
MAGGIE X. BOYD, Of Hudson City, N. J.
BENToN-Co1ss.-On Sunday, March 81, 1858, by the
Rev. s. H. Meeker, JOSEPH BENTON 10 SARAH E. Coles
all of Brooklyn, f. D.
BrsHop-WEnoN Thursday evening, Feb 10, E. d.
BISHOP Of this city, to EMMA A. WESTON, only daughter Of
John II. Weston, of West Farms.
GRAHAM--wMeHr- Wednesday, Jan. 20, by the
Rev. james Thompson, WILLIAM GRAHAM to MARY, eldest
daughter of William Wright, ESQ. all Of this city.
BAssEII-HUTroN Thursday morning, Feb. 10. at
SAMUEL W. HAssEL, Esq, to JOSEPHINE " HUTTON, daugh
ter Of Robert Hutton.
MATTTKws-THoRSE On Thursday, Feb. 10, at st.
James church, Goshen N. Y, by Rev. Albert Wood
tor j. FRANCIS MATTHEW'S, of MIddetown N. Y. 10 Miss
TnoRNE only daughter Of Thomas Thorne of the
former place.
VAsDYNE-Rl1xY.-Un Monday evening" Feb. Z, by the
Rev j. q. Adams, Mr.. HENRY A. VASDYSE 10 Miss JOAN
RILEY, all Of this city
Rev Ira R. Steward yioR vxRow, OF New York, to ANN
Z. WILLIAMS, of Jersey City.
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OUR FAMILY MARKET REPORT.

WASHINGTON MARKET-RETAIL PRICES CURRENT,
CAREFULLY REVISED EVERY WEEK.
During the past week business In the New York retail
markets has slightly improved that Of the three pre-
vous weeks, although almost every kind Of marketable
produce has risen in price, The marketmcn the upper
market complain bitterly Of the neglect Of the clerk for not
enforcing the regulation regard keeping the passage
ways clear from obstruction Of butchers blocks after
certain hour the morning. order that customers may
bave clear road locomote through the entire market
notwithstanding the mild, rainy weather,
poultry Of all kinds excepting geese very scarce and
as necessary consequence, there corresponding
in the prices This state Of things we predicted In
previous report Iast Saturday quotations showed
advance Of from 1c TO &C. per pound over the previous
week. and day notice still further advance in the
retail prices, ranging from &C. TO- &c. per pound and 1t
very at the prices quoted below. The supply from
abroad IS very limited ihe receipts for the last week
have been very light, so as To warrant the
managers Of these companies in being rather
Turkeys arc very scarce. On Friday nice clean tur.
keys brought SIG per cwt., 10 retail again. The pre-
sent exorsaniy high prices cannot be maintained for
other week elapses the supply will be moro abundant,
and prices correspondingy low In passing through the
market attention was attracted 10 a huge pile Of
poultry the Fulton street side. On close examination
apparent that the rats had enjoyed good feast out
Of IT, Some Of ! was perfectly green from putridty,
was ascertained upon inquiry from those who knew
the fact that this identical lot OF carrion had been in
market ever since New Years. but by the freezing pro-
had been kept toleraby clear from putrefaction
Where was the Health Wardenp
GAME.--Qua are very scarce and worth b0c per
dozen last quotations Rabbits and squirrels are
very scarce venson s plenty at prices from 1c. o.
per pound lower than last week.
BEEf-The butchers sim complain OF the short supply
OF good cattle for supplying meat for the retail trade.
Good wholesome beef, consequently has advanced from
1c. TO &c. per pound over last quotations.
MuToy-Mutton OF prime quality and extremely neatly
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Died.
A1GER-On Friday Fob. IL Mrs. ELIZA CLEANLINESS ALGKR,

A1GKR-On Friday, Feb. II, Mrs. ELIZA CHALMERS AIoR,
The friends Of the family are invited to attend the fune
raj Sunday afternoon at o'clock from her late
sidence, No. 1871 West Twenty eighth street.
ALLEN In Hopossn ~ T. O on Friday Feb H. aTw
months and 20 days.
The irenos and relatives respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral Sunday afternoon at o'clock,
from No 2o4 Washington street, aoboken.
BERNARD.On Friday, Feb. H. MARGARET BERNARD, aged
20 years. patve 81 Ireland.
Her friends and relatives respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral at O'Clock Sunday Afternoon from
her late residence, No. 81 Mott street.
coorKR-On Thursday morning, Feb. 10, MARGARET
MARIA, wife OF William Ii. Cooper.
The relatives ard friends Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral this Saturday afternoon
O'Clock from her late residence Fifth avenue corner
Of First street, Brooklyn Carriages will be In waiting at
St. AIMS church, Washington street, corner Of Sands
street, from one to quarter of two O'Clock.
DoolrTrE.-At ovid, Seneca county, N. Y, on Monday
evening" Feb g. Of consumption, GERTRUDE, wife Of Pho
f. Dooiltie, Of this city, aged 80 years.
sumption, MARY wife Of Patrick Gallagher and daughter
Of Michael O'Conor, aged % years. months and days
The funeral will TAKE place on Sunday afternoon, a.
half past o'clock from the residence OF her father
Of Columbia and Summit streets The friends ana
relatives Of the family respectfully invited 70 attend
GARpsxR.-on Thursday, Feb. 10, Mrs JANE GARpSm,
The friends and acauasnsanccs Of the family are respect
uy invited attend the funeral from her late residence,
No TIA West Twenty street, at O'Clock Her
remains will be Inferred In New York Bay Cemetery.
GeRDosAt TIE residence q her parents, No. $50 Madl
avenue, on Tnurbuay, reD ~, ubs ANNIE SOhDoN,
eldest daughter Of William N. and Ann Gordon.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral, from Trinity chapel West
Twenty fnh street, this Saturday afternoon at two
O'Clock without further invitation
HANNAvAx-M Harlem, on Thursday, Feb. 10, BKRNARD
HArNAvAS, aged 80 years.
The friends and relatives respectfully invited
tend the funeral from his late residence 123d street and
Second avenue, on Sunday morning, at eleven o'clock.
HARRisoN--At Smithville Flats Chenango county, N.
Y, on Wednesday, Feb 0, ANDREW J. HARRISON son OF
the late Col James Harrison the Both year OF his age
The relatives and friends Of the family tho officers Of
the Seventh regiment National Guard, aud the members
Of the Fourth company in citzens dress, respectfully
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The California Markets.


SAN FRANCISCO, Tuesday Evening, Jan. is, 1859
For the greater part Of the fortnight eapsng since the
departure of the last mail extreme degree OF in
activity has characterized the market relieved however,
towards the close by ewhat improved demand from
tne country while recently numerous arrivals have
enorded the city trade better opportunity Of making
purchases Among all descriptions and varieties OF
VIVID very rare exceptions the tendency Of prices
mas oeen DOWNWARD great reluctance being evnced TO
operse 70 any extent in consequence of the limited de-
mand Tor suppes while the known large quantities Of
merchandise that have been likely arrive from various
quarters any moment have assured buyers shat they
would be able TO avail themselves Of every opportunity TO
purchase az soon az the their customers should
render II necessary for them 10 enter the market
The weather for great portion of the period has been
extremely cold tending TO restrict operations throughout
large section OF the mining region and 10 make money
&c with Interior traders and rcard remittance cap
al IN this city continues abundant, but better demand
Tor ,oney has existed during the past thirty days and
there has been dsnclinauon 10 employ such means in
operat, In market that could not by any possibility in
cline az Sinst buyers. Although look for fair
bueiness 4, be done, whenever the weather will permit
the remainder Of the season. perhaps
for very acye trade IN the sprpg, evident lat ine