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Commercial Matters.
WHOLESALE MARKETS.
TUESDAY, March 10, 1857


Revised and corrected by SPENCER & DANIEL,
General Commission Merchants, No. /, Tobacco
Exchange, 1st door in rear Commercial Block,
Richmond, Va.
GoID-selling, lsS@1S4. s1IvER-selling,
126@127.
BONDS AND STocKs.-Virginis Bonds S4@S5;
N. Carolina Bonds and Coupons, old 20, new &C.;
Bonds and Coupons, new, II; Va and Tennessee
R. R. Bonds, 81 Va. Central R. R. Bonds, $50
70; Richmond City Bonds, s22; Lynchburg City
Bonds, rs; Orange and Alexandria Railroad
Bonds, 65@70; Georgia Bonds and Coupons,
los; Danville Railroad Bonds. old 6S, new 10.
TOBACCO MARKET.
Breaks larger and prices without change
"" COMMON an3aei 1ugs, light hts, s2.so@ss. 2si
Lugs, working, Se@1 pom Shipping Leaf,
S5@ll; Good Ship #, Sl1@17; Fine
Manufacturing Leaf, s. Extra Manufac-
turing Leaf, SSO@45; hon Wrappers, $l2
@3O; Fine Fancy Wrap Frs, Sl8@50; Extra
Fancy Wrappers, S5O@ldC; New Steming, $50
Sl5; Stems, $1@4.50.
PROVISIONS.
Bacon.-Sides, 1904 cents; Shoulders, 122@
10 cents; plain hams, 16@1s cents; canvassed
'' Noa,r.Wsuperfne, s1l@ls; Extra, s1s@15s;
Family, $l6@17.
Meal-95@S1.
Cofee.-Java, 45@5O cents; Laguira, 29@Sl
cents Rio, 25@27 cents.
Sugars.-Crnshed, 16@16a cents; refined ex.
ira G., l5@16 cents; brown, 11@15 cents.
Molasses Cuba, $1,000 cents; Porto Rico, ~
@75 cents.
Butter.-2O@Ss cents.
Lard-1l@l5 cents.
Fish-Mackerel, No. l, S2l@2S; kits, So. 4;
herrings, S63@9.
Candles.-Sperm, 40 cents; adamantine, 22@
% cents; tallow, l69@17 cents.
!Salt-Alum, S25O@S2.75; Liverpool, 1926.
Wool-Washed, 4Oa45c; unwashed, 25aS0.
Grain-Wheat, $2.76@S.l5; corn, 5000;
oats, 52@55 cents
FLAG Seed.-S2. S0@S2.9O.
Bees War.-SS@36 cents.
Hay-Sl. 5O@S1.70 per 100 lbs.
Lime-S1 50@S2.
Tickings-26a50 cents.
Fresh Meats, &c.-Beef, nett, 7@S cents
mutton, S33a6 piece; pork, Sail cents, nett.
Eggs-Per dozen, 1920 cents.
Chickens. Dressed, Props cents.
Turkeys-sl@1.75. Dressed SO@Ss cents per
Bropn S1irtings-4.4, 2o@2e; 4, 1902 cts.
Cotton Ozna6ngs-25a27 cents.
Cotton-25@27 cents.
Tmber.-Virginia Pine, S15@2l; seasoned,
$22@25.
Shingles Virginia heart, very dull, $4@S5.
Peruvian Guano-$s5@s6 from store.
Feathers-60@76 cents.
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pleby directing them to address " Bible House, -
or No. u Bible House., or "Station d, BIZ
bic House"
This may certify to all who are concerned
that no room in the Bible House is rented to
any such person. The greatest care is always
taken in the selection Of our tenants, No. II
Bible House is occupied Exclusively by the
United States Government as Station ID, a"
branch of the New York Post Office. We can
not prevent postal matter passing through the
Post Office to any given direction. The clrcu-
lars and advertisements referred to we have
reason to believe are issued by persons whose
real Offices are in another part of the city, who,
by this subterfuge, hope to gain credit for
their business. Our efforts to prevent 1t have
thus far proved futile. Editors of newspapers
and friends of this Society are respectfully re-
queSted to give due publicity to this statement.
JOSEPH HoLDICH, ! coo-oto-;os
WM. j. r. TAYLOR, 3~, p &c
T. RALSTON SMITH, 1A'''' W.
BIBLE House, AsToR PLACE, n. y.
February Is, 1867.
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Obituaries.

Died, at his residence in Chattooga county,
Ca, on the 18th of February, 1867, the Rev.
JAMES GAMBLE, member OF Cherokee Presby-
terry, in the 10Th year of his age.
Died, at his residence, in Yazoo City, Missis.
sippi, February 18th, 1867, in the SD year of
his age, Dr. W. J. LEAKE.
The deceased was native of Albemarle Co.,
Va, where he spent his childish and youthful
days. He moved to Mississippi in October, 1885.
Departed this life at Greenwood, near Win
chester, Frederick county, Va, on the oath OF
February, Miss EMMA MARSHALL GLASS, daugh-
ter of Rev. Joseph and Ann Glass.
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W. F. BUTLER. R. E. BUTLER. F. J. PARKER.
DUTLER & SON, a.
Importers and Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
CHINA, QUEENSWARE and GLASS, Sill
YER PLATED, BRITANNIA and HOUSE
FURNISHING GOODS generally.
No. 1907, Iron Front Building Main street,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Invite the attention of Merchants, Hotel keep
ers and Families to their large and varied stock
of goods, purchased by them in Europe, and
shipped direct to this city.
We are determined to sell as low as Northern
houses. BUTLER 4 SON,
feb 20-Sm 1907 Main street.
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SOUTHERN BOYS & GIRLS MONTHLY.

SOUTHERN BOYS & GIRLS MONTHLY.
REV. E. 7. BAIRD, D. D., )pa.o-,
PRoF. WIN. LOGAN BAIRD, A. NJ, Du''o'''
A LITERARY MAGAZINE with the above
n title, ILLUSTRATED WITH NUMEROUS CUTS,
will be issued from the City of Richmond, COM
mencing with the month of January. All its
contributors will be Southern. 1t will eschew
politics and theology, but it will inculcate Chris
tan morality, and will be conducted On such
principles as, its Editors hope, will make it an
acceptable vsitant to every family. corps Of
the best Southern writer's will be secured, and
the Editors will spare neither pains nor expense
to make it equal, if not superior, to any similar
Magazine.
The Monthly will be 80 pages octave, printed
on clear white paper, making yearly volume,
title page and index included, of about 400
pages.
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Money may be sent by Post Office orders or by
Express, at our risk. Where these facilities do
not exist, remittances may be made by Mail.
Communications should be addressed to the
Editors Orders for the Monthly should be adj
dressed to
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No. 1Oll, Main Street, Richmond, Va.
or 30-tf
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RICHMOND ECLECTIC MAGAZINE,
RELIGIOUS AND LITERARY.
PUBLISHED MONTHLY, BY
REV. NJ. D. HOGE, D, D., AND
REV. WILLIAM BROWN, D. d.

REV. VI. ~. dOOE, ~. ", AND
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THIS Periodical contains the choicest selec.
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and other periodicals of standard merit; thus
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School at Cluster Springs, Virginia.

DCHUUI dI VIuSIef DPffH6Sj R1118'
YTHE NEXT TERM of twenty weeks will
commence JANUARY 18th, 1857.
TERMs-Sl25 in Advance for all charges ex.
cept lights and towels.
We prepare boys for College, University or
the business of life. A conveyance will meet
pupils at South Boston, on the Richmond and
Danville Railroad.
For particulars address the Principal,
Rev. J. B. SHEAREia, A. NJ,
of University of Virginia.
Black Walnut p Office, Halifax Co., Va.
REFERENcEs.-The Faculties of Hampden Sid
ney, University of Virginia, and Chapel Hill,
N. Carolina, and acquaintance generally.
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Long Service the Treasury Department
at Washington there are five clerks who have
been in office over half century, John D.
Barclay was appointed in 1904, and is now in
the oath year of his official life. He was a
clerk when the seat of government was at
Philadelphia, and removed to Washington
when it was made the capitol. w. B. Ran
dolph, appointed in 1908, has been connected
with the department nearly sixty years.
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THE AND WE LOVE.
A MCNTHLY MAGAZINE:

Devoted to literature, Agriculture, and Gene.
raj Intelligence, and comprising Reports of Bat
ties, Incidents, and Anecdotes of the War never
before published By General D. Fl. HILL late
of the Southern Army. Proprietors: James P.
Irwin a. D. H Hill
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Mattied,

At the residence of B. F. Whitner, Esq, near
Madison c. H., Florida, on the 9th instant, by
the Rev. Donald Frazer, Captain PoPE BARROW,
of Athens, Ca, to Miss SALLIE CHURCH CRAIG,
grand. daughter of the late Rev. Alonzo Church,
ID d.
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NEW MUSIC BOOK
Sunday SCHOOLS.

TNHE PRESBYTERIAN COMMITTEE OF
PUBLICATION take pleasure in announc-
ing that they have just published New Music
Book for Sabbath Schools, to be called
SONGS OF PRAISE,
compiled by this Committee from the best sources.
This book is suitable for use in Sabbath Schools
of all Evangelical denominations, every thing of
secular, political, or sectarian character, hav.
ing been carefully excluded.
The book contains l2s pages. Price in boards
35 cents, paper 80 cents, per 100 in paper S25.
Orders are now solicited. Liberal inducements
will be offered to the trade.
Address W. HARGRAVE WHITE,
No. 10ll Main Street, Richmond, Va.
no lift
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TERMs.-Three dollars per volume; single
numbers one dollar. Postage paid by the Fub-
Usher, when subscriptions are paid in advance.
All communications should be addressed to the
Rev. JAMES WOODROW,
Columb;o Sontb Carol;no
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JAcoBUs ON GENESIS, VOL. II.
u S T l S s q E D.

j q 7 l S s Q D.
TNHE PRESBYTERIAN BOARD OF PUB
LEGATION have just added to their list OF
publications Vol. II of DR.. JACOBUS NOTES
ON GENESIS, completing the Book. The
QUESTION BOOK, previously issued, covers
the Two Volumes.
Price for the NOTES, per volume, SIPS
g QUESTIONS, per copy, $50
dozen, 2 go
The BOARD keep on hand all the other Com
mentaries and Question Books of DR.. JACO-
BUS, at the above prices, except that on ACTS,
which is SITS.
LATE SABBATH SCHOOL ISSUES.
THE LITTLE PRIEST. IS and go cts.
THE CONVICTnS FAMILY, 55 and 60 cts.
THE OLD BROWN HOUSE, 40 and As cts.
CLOUDS AFTER RAIN, : 65 and so cts.
THE TRUE SISTER, IS and go cts.
And New and Enlarged Edition of
COINS OF THE BIBLE.
By JAMES ROSS SNOWDEN, A. NJ.
W. SARGENT,
fe S-tf Business Correspondent
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NTISTRY Y.

|DR. R. N. HUDSON, Dentist, has removed
~ his Office to his old stand, NEW building
South side of Main, near 10th street. He is
prepared to attend to all operations on the teeth
and invites all to call who desire teeth for use,
beauty, and durability. Thousands of the bes'
references in Virginia given if required.
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ALsoP FOURQUREAN,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
No. s1s Broad St., between 9th and 10th.
HAVE just received complete assortment Of
Spring goods-many of which have been bought
at auction for Cash and will be sold very low. :,
Mr.. J. O. Chiles is with us, and would be glad
to see his friends. 81 e., A. q +.
ja 16-6m.
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oh RICH USIC.
JUST PUBLISHED,
The New Casket,

JUST PUBLISHED,
The New Casket,
Containing Sparkling Gems, gathered from the
works of Handel, Hayden, Mozart, Beethoven,
Rossini and other great masters.
Also, Choice selections from eminent Ameri.
can Composers. Besides,
A large amount of New Music, adapted to the
Services of all Denominations-comp full
Elementary Department, with great variety Of
Psalm and Hymn Tunes, adapted to more than
fifty different metres. A choice selection Of
Chants, and rich and valuable Anthem De.
partment, which is unusually attractive, contain
ing larger number than can be found in any
similar work, being the most complete collection
of Sacred Melodies ever published.
By GEORGE o. ROBINSON,
Charleston, S. c.
For sale by STARKE 4 RYLAND, Rich.
mond, Va, Sole Agents for the State.
feb 6-3m
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The subscriptions to the fund for the benefit
of the family of the late Rev. Mr. Kinckle had
reached the sum of $3.50 in Lynchburg up
to the 18th instant.
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MILLINERY.
has removed from 1906 Main street, to Ninth
street, second door from Main, and invites her
friends to examine her large and handsome stock
of MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS adapted
to the season.
Friends and customers in the city and the
country are requested to call, or send orders,
which will be attended to promptly, and it is
hoped with satisfaction to all persons.
feb I3-8m. MISS A. MACKIE.
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SEEDSI SEEDSll SEEDSl!l
WE are receiving our Spring supplies OF
w new crop Clover, Timothy, Herds Grass,
Orchard Grass, Kentucky Blue Grass. and other
varieties of Field and Grass Seeds, full supply
of which will be kept on hand during the season
and offered at the lowest market rates.
ALLISON & ADDISON,
ia 23-2m 1920 Cary St., Richmond Va
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ARDEN SEEDS.-We offer general as.
(J sortment of Fresh and Genuine GARDEN
SEEDS obtained by US, direct from the most
reliable growers of this country and Europe.
Our annual descriptive Catalogue of Vegetable
and Agricultural seeds for 1867, with directions
for the cultivation of Garden Vegetables, is now
ready and will be mailed free to all applicants.
ALLISON & ADDISON,
ia 2S-2m 1920 Cary ST., Richmond, Va.
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All over so copies at the same rate.
HOME LIFE INSURANCE.

THE ARLINGTON MUTUAL LIFE IN
Il SUKANCE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA
is now ready to receive applications, and with an
AMPLE GUARANTEE CAPITAL offers IA
cilities of HOME INSURANCE at rates as low
as those of any other company.
Home Office No. 1910 Main street, Richmond,
Virginia.
The surplus accumulations Of the company will
be invested at home, under the control and man.
agement of the following
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The Southern Presbyterian Review,
CONDUCTED By An ASSOCIATION OF
MINISTER'S IN COLUMBIA, S. c.
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THOMAS s. BALDWIN & CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO
Keen, Baldwin & Co.
ESTABLISHED 1888.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
FASHIONABLE AND SEASONABLE
READY.MADE
CL0THIN
For Men and Boys Wear.
ALSO,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
FULL LINE.
TRUNKS, VALISES & TRAVELLING BAGS.
AT CORNER OF
Main and Tenth Streets,
RICHMOND, VA.
B0. A liberal discount made to Clergymen. -Gq
no 28-1y.
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CENTRAL PRESB T E r | A n

The l94th Session of ORANGE PREsBYTERY will
commence at Stony Creek Church, N Carolina,
on Wednesday the 10th day of April, 1867, at
II o clock NJ. JACOB DOLL S. Clerk.
The New York herald., 1867-10-22

upward tendency Of the market waa maintained COM
nfnsd sh Increased activity Oh the speculative rail-
rosd snAres and especially Erie Ne~ York Central and
northwestern New York Central closed II higher than
a. me same time on Saturday Erie Reading y hichi-
gan southern Y, Cleveland and rittsburg !, Rock
Island 4, Northwestern Ia, do preferred u,
Fort Wayne ~ Western Union Telegraph ~ Pacific
AAh was Y lower. Government securities were dull
Coupon fvs,twsnuos Of 1862 closed lower, coupon
ten-forties u. sevea-shrty nossS third series. H
Missouri SKIES advanced x.
After the call the market continued 70 improve and
At the open board o'clock, h nrm but dull
except for Erie New York Central sold ct lllX .
lll5Si Erie, 7l3s Tk; Reading e95s d. o.; Michigan
Southern, so4 Rock Island o.; Northwestern 4sys
Al; do preferred, o61z 81; Fort Wayne, es4; West
srn Union Telegraph ssH. Al the second regular board
further advance "a established. and New York Gen.
tra closed hishershsn At the fret regular board Erie
H. Michigan South hu q, Rock leland n, Northwestern
~ DO preferred u, Fort Wayne Y. Western Union
Telegraph u Q Hcksiiser wac u lower Government
securities we're Al but steady new issue Of 1851 closed
4 higher.
Al the hafp ns three open board the market was
oaoyant and acted and further general took
place. New Fork Central sold a. 1l2,4 l12K; Erie
I2Hi Aichis An Southern, 81 . sl,I; Cleveland and
fi''sourg s4k; Rock Island, s71S Northwestern
FS ~ ts; do. preferred, 67h4; Fort Wayne. 9s,S
iae inHA ~ remained nrm and moderately active our
Ing the rest Of the afternoon, Erie selling Mt ono
ume n high TAX q 7s and at six
O'Clock the following quotations we're current
Nov 9orK Central, ll24 ll29s; Eric, 725f 721s;
Iudyon River. l2e 127; Reading, o9lz es3s; Mich
gan Sovthsrn s0 81; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 81
90; Rock Island. s7x PIX Fort Wayne, 99i4 e91S ;
Northwestern, &7,i AK; do. preferred, e7A e7h;
Pacifyc MAIL 145 147 OHIO and Mssissipp certificates
as'<. 27; Western Union Telegraph a4h s4x; Can
ton, 49, ~; Mariposa preferred, Is = III Quick
siver, 20 al Cumberland, 2s 20; Atlantic MAIL 1l8
HI
Mining shares were extremely dull and irregular Al
The first board Consolidated Gregory Gold closed 30.
higher than the ume Saturday, selling nj
So IS; New York and Eldorado 15c lower, selling
at 81; WAIKIKI Lead, 4oc. La Crosse Gold 55c New
York Gold. $50.
| Tho foreign exchange market was dull and bankers
bills England at sixty days quoted at 1885 a
losI at three days, 109,S Commercial bills. 107Z
| 1osA bills Paris at sixty days. 8 20 5.17k: at
three days, 6l67s q b.1oA Other bills rated
The New York herald., 1867-10-22

Chicago journal Of Saturday remarks OF local none
tary affairs
There Increased demand for currency to-day,
and the shipments TO the interior larger than for
several days past. Large remittanccs were sent 10
Milwaukee, wherc there s again scarcity Of currency
The discount market working closer and many ap-
plicsnts obliged to seek the open market The
rates Of interest unchanged.
New York funds were weaker and in better supply.
with sales between banks At 81 81 SO discount
Milwaukee checks were placed at 81 so So of. The
counter demand though active s less pressing. De-
postors allowed 4 Of, and checks are drawn for
loss than par.
A Cine innati paper OF the same date. says
Exchange little moro plenty. but the demand II
steadily large, that surplus Of consequence
WAS created by the days business II tho Of tho
money market was changed by to-days business IL was
n direction OF greater ease, produced by better
ceip OF currency shown both in local deposits and
receipts from interior banks. This tendency however
even II very much more marked, would not make mat
ters materially better for irregular borrowers since
bankers reserved in discountng the pspor OF those
who have absolute claim on them. The prevailing
unsettled feeling in business circles, quite ~ much
anything else, perhaps, influences them in their con-
servalive notions.
The United States Sub-Treasurer In this city
ports the days business follows
Total receipts S. 4ss Total payments So $50 7s3
For customs 305 900 Balance. liz, $50 $50
For gold notes :. $4,000
The New York herald., 1867-10-22

with sales Of about looe,o sushss a 7sss pka for
nal .s sssn SS .as g si.s e 8 =
a. iHr y ws:era ss and state Bsrsy Was a dun and nominal
10 ". : :.. i & Il. c...s. dun and
.Fssean-rh. Offering. of grain were liberal md
offered The sas,es@sn,s ys1s:-To Li,s.Pool sscoo
80 sas ssss
els wheat ia per % lbs lseoo do corn q lad g
Sash:. wSss ss sGsI rs Soa az
steamer "a 80 Bushels wheat a. lsa TO Rotssrasm. ico
So. spirits turpsntne At os Cd The charters were-A
s: bark Bremen win 1900 'a'Asl' rye st ''d per
GuNsrrs ruled dun and prices we're nominal
HAT was gu Ct but steady at 700 Toe for shipping and
Hors-Ihs demand moderate. but prices were nrm
Hssr Ali Kind. we're dun and nominal.
AoLAssrs-The marks, was quiet, but prices with
out material change ~ sales undmPSrtan,s, %
light especial p %
sf to Pss Pr@i 10 SssS.T 9 On osns 5uses q s s
York bbla % arrive go and 100 do In bond At ac.
s 1SSs S 80:
ed y hs as sses = & su oo o:s as s M
ia do strained at ss 6a1 go do common and strained
:s' !: = = % q = si'ii
s' 9S 81 disposed s'
nsssa aan AND decidedly Lover American
sia ~ Ss beef and 40 hard m.
sy TSs :ss. Ss ss :srs s .Soa
cash and sal " regular Bssf remained duh And price.
and prcs were nominal Beef hams rers moderately
but p,ces were unchanged Bacon was In light demand
20 boxes city long clear at In the lard market there
The saes were limited 10 about $50 bbs at 1886 isc.
Butter and cheese in fair demand at last quota
tions
PErRoLZux.-Crude IN bulk continued in light demand,
and haAvy sales made of 6 bbs regular gravity at
l31sc and 800 do private terms The business in
c for standard whe sales 5000 bbls at sssc. as4c In
Philadelphia the market exhibited activity and prices
were firm; sales ooO bb standard white for November at
% 500 do for October &c. and part Saturday evening"
RICR.-Caroina duh and nominal at &c. l0c.
SEEDs-Of Calcutta naeed made OF 900 bags
70 arrive here private terms; but reported 81 gold,
duty paid
siEAmsEThe demand was very light, lots changed
han within the range Of lac. 1910.
sucAR-The market for was rather more steady.
Fair good refining Cuba quoted at llx ll7; the
sales loo hhds part ls4c l2c. for Cuba: also
4045 boxes, part at Isac l2Sc. Refined quiet at
16ssc for standard hards.
IA l5ss active, but prices wero unchanged We
quote s,les OF 9U.000 lbs. at llXc l214c.
WHIsKnY-Receipts, 80 bbls. Tho market quiet
small were made at 80 Ssc., In bond
The New York herald., 1867-10-22

At two O'Clock, from his late rssidsnce "a Sun'on
street, New York BY order OF c,,ro>,
SMITH I'm New York, on Wednesday, October =, @ run.
Iry'wARp HAND SMITH, only child OF Dr. Geofgs nana
and Ella T.. Smith, aged 20 months aud 10 Gays.
Tne funeral attended at Rochester, n, T., octoper
s. from the residence Of his grandmother hra . v
Smith.
srEIAsx On Monday, October 2i. DANIEL srEIASE .
native the parish OF Lsgoole, county Cork irsianu
In the T3d year or bis age.
The relatives aud friends OF tho family arc respect
fully invited attend the fonera from hts late resi-
dence No 23s Aadisoa street, on Wednesday afternoon
At hsf-past one o'clock.
srARa-on Sunday, October 20, DAMEL l. STARR, IN
tho 49lh year OF his age 80
invited to attend funeral from his late residence
90 South Eighth street, Brooklyn, y. d., ON Wsones-
day afternoon. at two O'CLOCK.
SrEIsMASA.-In Brooklyn, K. D., on Sunday, Octooer
90 OF consumption, ANNE SrushASS, daughter OF tne
lae Frank Steinmann aged 10 years. 10 months and ~
days
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
inv tied attend the funeral, from her late residence
OF Fifth and North Seventh streets, this Tues
dayl afternoon, at two O'Clock
UsAcKs-on SUNDAY october ~ A. tne r9siusnse ' "a
her father. No. los Fifth avenue GEoRGsA HARRiklTs
wife Of RoLie Unackc, Esq, Of Halifax, N 3, sno
daughter Of T. n. Archibald, Esq, her Britannia Ma
jesty's Consul for New York
Funeral service at the Church OF the Annunciaton,
West Fourteenth street. ths Tueadayl Afternoon a. Two
further notice.
WmIIAMs-On Sunday, October 20, after long and Sc
yere ness, AnGAIL NJ WnLfAns native OF Savannah,
Ca, IN the SD year OF her age
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from the residence OF her
son. John Williams, 6orner Of Kent and Sixth streets,
Greenpoint this Tuesdayl afternoon, at two o'clock.
Savannah and Rome (Ga ] papers please copy.
The New York herald., 1867-10-22

II We extend the comparison 10 the same period
che three previous years We dnd The folowii
ahanceg.-