The New York Herald Newspaper, December 12, 1869, Page 9

€ FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. SaruRDAy, Deo, 11-6 P, M. ‘The week closed upon & quiet, firm market, no- ticoable for the absence of any special feature. The ‘weekly statement of the associated banks presents @ favorable exhibit, without diifering very much tn 1t# general resuit from that of last weak, the slight outflow of currency that occurred during the weak being more than couatervalan by the receipts during the same period. Tne (ovewting are the totals of the two last statemeuts:— 245,499 «$253. 182,179,798 Deposits....... Legal tenders. . 30,27 4 46,884,429 And the following are the specie éifferences:— Decrease tn loans. + $508,041 Decrease in specie + OLT17T Decreaso in circulauon . GL ecrease in deposits... 510,342 ecrease in legal tenders... 895,155 From the above it will be seen the total Mabilities Rave been reduced $527,693, against a loss in resources of $22,022. The vanks hoid of lawinl money im excess of the legal reserve $22,623,313, which 18 a waln over the preceuimg week of $108,652, to which may be addea $1,000,000 specie, that amount, sold yesterday by the government, not being included in tho statement. The money market worked to-day weil up to tne legal rate, which figure was generally paid by borrowers on Call, ag well on governmouts a3 on stock collateral. Exceptions in the case of the former occurred at six, but were rare, Discounts conuinue about as last quoted, prime donvie name accceptances pass- Ing at 9 to 123 per cent and single paper at 12 to.24 per cent, The street was singu- larly indifferent to the news from Wash- ington, to-day, the announcement that Mr. Ingersoll had a third ume mtroduced his bill proviaing for the issue of an additional $44,000,000 of legal ‘Senders producing no elfect whatever, the accompa- Hying intelligence of its reference to the Banking Committee serving to counteract what- ever influence upon values it might other- wise have had. Tne well-known views of Repre- sentative Garfeld, the chairman of that commit- tee, upon the subject of the currency, he being a Pronounced contractionist, render that reference of Mr. Ingersoll’s bill equivalent to its defeat, and in- eed, considering the struggie that has taken place Detween the Committees of Ways and Means and Banking and Currency to get possession of this bill, ‘With the fact before stated of Mr. Garfleld’s declared Hnancial policy, this disposition of it may lUkewise be regarded as expressing the sense of the House, at ell events, against inflation, It would be premature, however, tosuppose that the fignt is already over. It is more likely that thisis simply a “first knock- down” for Garfleld. Tae Western men, who, in the interest of their agricultural constituents, go for un- Annited greenbacks and high prices, are not likely to Bive up the contest #0 easly, but may con- Mdently be expected to make a stubborn fight yet. Gold was steady to-day within a margin of % per cent, ranglug in extreme quotations from 123 to 123%, the bulk of the day’s busimess being, however, about equally divided between 1233; and 1233{. At the close of business the price was 12334 to 123%; 6, 644 and 7 per cent were paid for carrying. The steamship Pereire to-day took out $91,000 in Bpecie. Governments were about steady through- ‘Out the day, but weakened towards the close, and as the reault of the day’s dealings exhibit a decline of 36 to % per cent om most of the issues. Kegis- tered °81 sixes and ten-.ortios were exceptions and closed strong and higher, State bonds were firm im Tennessecs and Norsh Carolinas, as the features, and generaily gu the entire lisi. A meeting of bona- holders of the State of Tennessee was held in the afternoon to discuss some means of protectiug their interests in that regard. A geutieman present Btated chat the debt of the State was $39,000,000, of ‘Which $30,000,000 was issued to railroads, one-half Of whicn, he said, cou\1 pay such indebtedness on demand. It was further stated that the railroads of the State had in reality cost wore than double the a@mount of the subsidy. It is proposed to ap- point a committee, who shail proceed to Tennessee and make application to the Legisiature to have the defaulting railroads placed in the hands of a com- missioner for the benefit of tie bondholders. The stock market was moderately active and buoyant to-day, aud with au average business fairly distri- buted among the speculative shares prices were well maintained. Adams Express was a leading feature of the market, advancing one and one-nalf Percent. Itisstated that the company, at their meet ing on next Tuesday, are to discuss a propusition for the purchase of the railway lines givea up by them at the time of their compromize with the Merchants’ Union. These comprise some forty-eight hundred miles. United States Kxpress advauced in sympa- thy mith Adams. Fort Wayne was strong on the Geciaration of a dividend of 1% per cent free on the @uaranteea stock, payable January 4. ‘ine market ‘Was not affected by the bank statement and closed steady. The following were the prices at the second eall of the Stock Bxchanuge:—Canton, 5014 @ 55; Cumberland, 2654 a 26%; Western Union, 347% @ 35; Quicksilver, 17)¢ @ 17%; Mariposa, 7% @ 8; do. preferred, 15 a 16; Pacific Mail, 52% a 53; Boston Water Power, 13% bid; Adams Express, 62% @ 63; Woll-Fargo Express, 174 @ 17%; American Express, 41/4 a 42; Merchants’ Union Express, 05 a 12; New York Central and Huda- gon River Kailroad, 91% a 92; do. scrip, 83% a 84; Harlem, 133.4125; Reading, 101% @ 10144; Michigan Central, 12214 bid; Lake Shore, 871¢ a 8714; Ilinois Central, 1335; a 136%; Cleveland and Pitsburg, 8244 bid; Chicago and Northwestern, 72% a 73; do. pre- ferred, 84%, a 84%; Cleveland, Columbus and Cincu wati, 74.0 74%; Rock Island, 107 a 10744; Milwaukee and St. Paul, 7434 a 74%; do. preferred, 86% a 864; Toledo and Wabash 57 a 55; Fort Wayne, 89 a 894; Alton and Terre tiaute, 29; do. preierred, 58; Ono end Mississippi, 25% a 26; Delaware and Lacka- wanha, 107% a 108; New Jersey Central, 94 @ 04%; Chicago and Aiton, 143 a 147; do. prelerred, 1435 a 146; Mortis and Essex, 88); bid; Hannibal and st. Joseph, 10914; do. preferred, 109 bid; Erie, 26% a 97; do, preferred, 463g a 47/4; Columbus, Chicago end Indiana Central, 22)4 a 22. The extreme fluctuations of the leading stocks uring the day are thus shown:— Tighest, Lowest. 92 9 lew York Cen. and Hudy Consol. lew York Central and si rie. ... ading. hio and Mississippr. . forthwestern.. lortawestern proferiod. jiwaukee and St. Paul aeeeis ilwaukee and St. Paul preevred. ke Shore. sock Istand. ‘ort Wayne cific Mall. ‘Western Uni jarlem, +s low Jersey Ct oo Fe The following were the figures of the gold premium at stated hours:— J. BCLIP. so 19836 123% Gross clearings @old baiance.. Currency balance. The following 18 ad exported from New York auring the week ending December 11, 1860:— December 7--Schooner J. M. Morales, Mara- caibo—American gold December 9—Steamer W cign sliver. .. December y—St Mextean doll December 9—Steamer Hag) Tican Bllver.........+++. tds December 1j—Steamer City of Paris, Liver= ool—Sliver bais. sees 17,700 ritieh gold... ow +» 8,680 December 11—Bark George Kingman, Zauz! bar—American old, ...,....6.0ccce0 0000s +» 127,000 December 1i—Sveamer Pereire, Havre—il- ver bars... 67,500 TOMI sees seccceeeveseoes $880,299 Foreign exchange closed firm at an advance of 1% in sterling. Rates are:—Steriing, sixty days, com- mercial, 107% a 1084; good to prime Bankers’, 10314 ‘8 10844; short sight, 109% a 1091; Paris, sixty days, 5.2236 @ 6.18%; short sight, 6.17% o 6.16%; Antwerp, 6.2256 @ 5,20; Switzerland, 6.224% & 6.20; Hamburg, 964 @ OOK; Amstoraam. 40 940%; Frankfort, 40% NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1869.—TRIPLE SHEET. @ 40%; Bremen, 78% @ 70; Prussian thalers, 70% e 71. . ‘The following were the closing prices of govern- ments:—United Statea currency, sixes, 1094 & 100%; do. sixes, 1881, registered, 11644 @ 11 do., do,, coupon, 120% @ 120%; do, five-twen- ties, registered, May and November, 113% @ 1135; do., d0., 1862, coupon, do., 11534 @ 11544; do., do, 1864, Go., 40., 11394 a 113%; GO., do., 1865, do. do, 113% & 112%; do,, do., registered, January and July, 111% & 4; do., Qo., 1865, coupon, do., 116 @ 116%; do., 40., 1867, 40., o., 11614 8 116%; do., do., 1868, do., o,, 11634 @ 11694; do., ten-forties, registered, 10034 & 110; do., do., coupon, 110% a 111, And as follows of Southern securities:—Tennessee e@x-coupon, 50 a 50); do. new, 43}, a 4334; do. five per cent, 40 8 41; Virginia ex-conpon, 49 a 60; do. new, 644 65; do, registered stock, extra dividend, 44a 45; do. registered, 1806, 62 64; do. registered, 1867, 60 a 51; Georgia sixes, 83 a 84; do, sevens, 048 96; do. sevens, interest payable Georgia, 85 a 87; North Carolina ex-coupon, 43 a@ 44; do new, 80% & 81; Missouri sixes, 60% @ 90; do. Hannibal and St, Joseph, 90 @ 92; Louisiana sixes, 69 @ 70; do, ievee sixes, 60a 61; do. do, eights, 76.473; Alabama eights, 93 9 99; do. fives, G13, & 63; do, sixes, sterling, 80a 85; South Carolina sixes, 71 a 73; do. new, 69 70; do, registered stock, 67a 70; City Memphis sixes, 47 a 48; do, Atlanta eights, 85 a 87; do. Savannab sevens, 86 & 88; do. New Orleans consols, 71 @ 73; do. do, tsiued rall- roads, 65 a 68; Mobile Ohio sterling, 66 a 67; do. eights, 60 @ G1; Milswissippt Central Ratlroad drst mortgage, 71 a 73; do. second do., 60a 51; Memphis and Charleston first mortgage, 81 a 82; do. second do., 75 @ 77; do. atock, 408 42; Greenville and Co- lumbia Railroad, guarantced, 60 a 63. The followiug were the bids for city bank stock to-day:—New York, i334; Manhattan, 140; Mechan- tes, 140; Union, 120; America, 144; @ity, 210; Phenix, 1093¢; Tradeamen’s, 152; Fulton, 100; National, 112; Merchanws’ Exchange, 120; Seventh Ward, 110; State of New York, 106; Commerce, 122; Ocean, 76; Chatham, 165; Bank of the Republic, 118; Hanover, 106; Irving, 115; Nassau, 103; Shoe and Leather, 140; Continental, 101%; St. Nicholas, 114, Commonwealth, ‘11g; Importers aud Traders’, 139; Rark, 162; Central National, 109; Fourth National, 104; Ninth National, 113; Tenth Natlonal, 65. SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOSK EXCHANGE. Saturday, Dec, 11—10:15 A. Me 810000 US 6's, "1, cou. 210 ahs Pac M SS Co, BOW US 6-20, c, "63. luo do. 10 Continental Bank... *40 Bank of Commerce. 200 West 0 Tel. 0, 100 Boston, Hart & Erie 9% 30 H & St Joa ae . Mam 2 ° k & W. 18200 US 6's, “81, c. ‘000 do. 2000 do. 14000 US 6-26, 50U US.6-20, 83, 1500 Reading RR. 11s 600 doe. ese. BIG LOL 0% 10 Mich Cenirai RR... 12% 200L84MS RR. a6 9 = 100 Chic AN W a, "ay b 16 a % 5000 Cen PRRE M3 50Chic & 0000 Pac Ts, ga by Mo. 9247 100 107 100 shaQ’ksliverMUo.be 17% 500 do. * 107 00, ere 18 100 do. 680 1 Si4 IW Mi ast Paulie... 74 63° 34 Del, Lack & W. 1 Susg 200 New Jersey C 4 4% 100 do... gag @° 10P.RW a Wig 200 Wells-Fargo E: W% wo. - 8% 100 8 Express... .. 61° 200 Ohio & Mine RR... 28 40 do. 513$ 187 Mor & Es RR.ox div 86} Mam MerhU Ex be 4¥° (40 do... + 8: gx 200 H & Si Jo RR pf.... 109 ‘STREET QUOTATIONS, Five o’Cleek P. M. mH. 8 Big a 68! Adams £} 614 a Bo NY Centralcon Viiga 2 a » Sige 4 a7 Paul pref. ge we Ns Oeatral THE GALVESTON FIRE. Jus Extent—Needlese Destrection of Property— Appearance ef the Burnt District, [From the SS Bulletin, Dec. 4.) The most destructive fire taat has ever visited Galveston occurred’ last night, It in at tho corner of Tremont and ‘Strand, in the store of the Coln Brothers. The fire from the Cohn corner ex- tended in two dictions, west and south. It took in is compass the main part of five blocks, A few fireproof buildings were saved, but they were not many. If the question 1s asked why did this fire spread and ravage so wide an extent of territory, We answer that it began in the heart of an old ary wooden neighborhood; that the firo engines were out of order; two of the steamers would not work and there was an insuiliclency of water. This lagt was the great trouble. Everybody, firemen and citizens, worked with a itty will, but they worked as @ body without a head, an army without a gen- eral. Goods were carried out and deposited where in ten minutes they were in flames, Houses were saffered to burn that if pulied down would have stopped the further extension of the fire. ‘These were ihe facts:—Tbe Mayor was there and hard at work; the cuties of tho Fire;Department were tbere and hard at work, but there was not an intelli- goat whole, a systematic unity of action. THR BURNT DISTRIOT—APPBARANCE OF THR RUINS, (From the Galveston Civilian, Dec. 5.) The district laid in ashes by the conflagration of yesterday moruing presents @ most desolate aspect to the eye at present. Where but ayew days since stood stately brick edifices, large frame stores aud warehouses, neat cottages and handsome residences nothing remains butan unsightly mass of black and smouldering ruins. One of the saddest sights in all the region devas. tated by the fiery element ts that ofthe Merchants’ Mutual Jogurauce Company's building, of which nothing pow reinalns but @ meterogengous mass of brick and mortar, covering tue sales of the different firms wbo occupied the building, We uadorstand that the safe of (he compat Which 18 encased in a Greproof vauit, is sapposed to be all rigiit, although 1% has as yet deen impossible to clear away the mass of ruins covering tt. | The west side of Tremont, from Post Ofice street to the Strand, presents quite an “open front,” as all of the butidings on that portion of the streot, with the exception of a few brick ones, were destroyed, and the smouldering embers of the fire add ad- ditional desolation to the sceue. Tremont sireet has been the scene of the majority of the large fires oc- curring in the city, and the larger portion of it, south of Post OMice street, Ly at one time or nother, been laid ia ashes, This street had just ‘on recover from the disastrous fires that visited it immediately after the War, which copsumed the Tremont House, one of Galveaton’s favorite hoteis, and several other buiidings. Gangs of men were busily engaged during the afternoon etting out the numerous safes from the ruias, The majority gotten out were found to be too hot to be opened af once, and were allowed to coo! until this morning, when they will be opened and their contents examined, Among those opened were those of Albert Bail, Jr., and 1. C. Lynch, and their contents, comprising money and valuabie papers, were found to be in excelient condition. The large iron safe of Messrs. M. W. Shaw & Pallaia was also opened Jast evening, and its contents, con- slating of Valuable watches and jewelry, were found to be uninjured by the heat. BURNED TO DEATH BY “UNION Oi. Mrs. Margaret Gallagher, the woman who was s0 badly burned on Friday evoning at her residence, 117 Charles street, by the explosion of a can of oi, died about two o'clock yesterday morning. The informa- tion at the Coroner's oMce regarding the matter was to the effect that Mrs. Gailagher, while engaged in filling @ lamp with whatis known as ‘Union oti! by the light of @ maton held by @ boy, the can con- taining the fluid exploded, thus setting fire to her bacaig en | with the result stated. Coroner Schirmer was notified to hold an inquest on the body of tne deceased. Mrs, Gallagher waa suirty-six years of age MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Murriea. ABRAMS—POND.—On Wednesday, December 8, at the Congregational church, Morrisania, by the Rev. Mr, Blynn, ALBERT T, ABRAMS (0 FLORENCB, young: est daughter of Robert Pond, Bainp—Pakvitr.—On Wednesday, December 8, at the Lexington avenue Methodist Episcopal church, by the Rey, Dr, Stratton, Marrukw Bard to ISABBLLA, youngest daughter of Charles R, Parfitt, Eaq., li of this city, Boston and Clucago papers please copy. HILLMAN—ZABRISKIE,—At rgen, oD Wednesday, December 1, by the Rev, B, C. Taylor, Wm. H. Hiliman to MarGarer M., daugiter of Jon V. H. Zabriskie, ali of New Jersey. Hona—FuLLRR.—In this city, on Friday, Decem- ber 10, by the Rev. J, 3. Willis, O, P, HONR,to y tice daughter of the late William Fuller, of ye Karras—KaNenBLBY.—On Thursday, December 9, by A. OC. Wedekind, D. D., at the residence of the bride’s parents, Louis Kapres to AMELIA, eldest daughter of August Kanenviey, Esq. PALMER EARLE.—On Wednesday, December 8, at the First Reformed church, Hackensack, N. J., by Rev. Dr. Theo. B. Komeyn. Tao. J. PALMER to Mary OC, EARLE, eklest daughter of John E. Earle, Esq, all of Hackensack, N. J. * Died, ApAms.—On Saturday, December 11, Joan S. ADAMs, of the firm of Best & Adams. Funeral services to be held at his late residence, No, 32 West Fifteenth street, this (Sunday) afternoo! at four o'clock. His friends are respectfully invit to attend, without further notice. AUERN.—In Cis city, on Friday, December 10, Mary, widow of Michael Ahern, of the parish of Carrigtohill, Barryscort, county Cork, Ireland, in tho ‘70th year of her aa The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late ro- skience, 100 West street, this (Supday) afvernoon, at two o'clock. Providence papers please copy. .—On Thursday, December 9, Many, wife Van Cleve Barnes and daughter of the late Richard Vaughan, aged 27 years, Funeral from the residence of her father-in-law, Daniel Barnes, No. 351 West Twentieth strect, this (Sunday) afternoon, at & quarter to two o'clock. Banrert.—At his residence, 203 West Forty-fourth street, on Friday morning, December 10, GronGE Barrett, son of the late George M. Barrett. The funeral services will take place in the Church of the Ascension, at West New Brighton, formerly Factoryville, Staten Island, on Monday, at twelve o'clock noon, BaLmER.—On Saturday, December 11, Marra BALMER, daughter of James and Jane mer, aged 11 years. The relatives and friends of the family, and also those of her uncles John gnd Joseph fraser, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, 28 Bond street, Brooklyn, on Monday afternoon, at two o'clock. Bennetr.—On Friday eventug, December 10, GRacrIF, youngest daughter of Webb and Jane M. Bennett, aged 9 months. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 1,300 Broadway, this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock. CoRRELI.—On Friday, December 10. after a long tines, PETER CORRELL, aged 24 years, 3 montus and 21 days. y The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from St. Paul's Lutheran church, corner of Fifteenth street and Sixth avenue, this (Sunday) afternoon, at balf-past ‘one o'clock, Cummisky.—On Friday, December 10, Mary ANN, the eldest and dearly beloved child of Edward and Mary Cummisky, aged 14 years, 11 months and 10 3. “tne friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, 415 East Nineteenth street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'ciook precisely. Connors.—On Friday, December 10, of hemorrhage of the lungs, DANIEL CoNnNoRS, & native of the pa- rish of Donerail, county Cork, Ireland, aged 34 Years. ‘Kelatives and friends are requested to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at half-past twelve o’clock from the residence of his brother, 123 Baxter street. DALL.—On Friday, December 10, Eiiza JANB DALI, wife of William Dall, of New York city, aged 54 Years, 11 months and 4 days. ‘The remains will be taken from her Jate residence, No. 415 West Seventeenth street, this (Sunday) morning, at elght o'clock, to Unionville, on the Har- Jem Railroad, at which place funeral services will be held and the remains Interred. Donauvg.—-On Friday, December 10, THomas Tete native of Kills, county of Meath, Ire- land, 69 years, ‘The funeral will take place from his late resl- dence, Spencer strect, near Myrtle avenue, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, and thence to the anes as A Holy cake Flatbush. Springfield (111) papers p copy. Somer. --Oa Saturday, December 11, WILLIAM H. Douxrry, son of Richard and Annie E. Doherty, aged 4 years, 11 months and 21 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, irom the resi- dence of his parents, 196 Varick street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o’clock. DALTON.—On Saturday, December 11, JoserHing, Infant daughier of Matthew M. and Winnifred ¥. ELLEN Bal- alton. Funeral this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock. FIrzpaTRioK.—Of injuries received on the oth of December, F. B. FirzraTRick, of the parish of gated county Cavan, ireland, in the 26th year of age. The funeral will take place from his late residence, 405 East Twentieth street, this (Sunday) afternoon, al half-past one o'clock. The friends of the family are ctfally invited to attend. PeruEr.-On Friday, December 10, after a linger- ing illness, JOUANNA, the beloved wife of Jona Feeley, seed 23 years, 11 months and 24 days. The relatives and friends, and those of her brother-in-law, James Mackin, are respectfully 1n- vited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from her late residence, 447 East ‘Thirteenth street, between First aveuue and ave- nue A. FETT2RMAN.—On Friday night, December 10, at half-past eleven o'clock, WILLIAM JacoB FETTER- MAN, aged 31 years and 10 months. Tho relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend tho funeral, from the residence of his parents, No. 122 King street, on Monday alternoon, at one o'clock. Rochester papers please copy. Fox.—0On Friday morning, December 10, Mrs. Mary S., wife of George P. Fox, aged 57 years, 3 months and 21 days. ‘The friends of her husband and those.of her so! George E., Josep: C., Robert ©. and Charles A., an of her sous-in-law, P. M. Garland and §. Courter Goodwin, are respectially invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 47 Amity street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock. GALLIkeR.—On Saturday, December 11, Manaa- Re? GALLIKER, aged 30 years, Puneral services this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o’diock, from her late residence, No. 117 Charles etreet. Friends and relatives are respectiuily invited to attend, GALVinN.—On Friday, December 10, CariHaRine, 20 years, this (Snnday) after- wife of Henry Galvin, aged The funeral will take pl noon, at one o’clock, from the residence of her hus- band, No. 234 Mott street. Ha..—Suddenly, on Thursaay, December 9, Mar- Ganwt HALI, sister of John and Thomas McCor- mick, native of parish Lusmagh, Kings county, Ire- land, in the 24th year of her age. Funeral from her late Daa Highbridgeville, High aes, this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clool JouNson.—On Friday morning, December 10, Mrs. JEMIMA JOHNSON, in the 78th year of her age, ‘The relatives and friends of the family ara invited to attend the funeral, from the Mariners’ Haroor Baptist church, this (Sunday) afternoon, as two o’clock, Jonston.—On Friday, December 10, after a long illness, Mrs. BRipGRT JONSTON, aged 57 years, native of Longi:rea, county Galway, Irejand, ‘The funeral will take place from her late reatdence, 250 Mulberry street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Relations and friends are respectiutly in- vited to. attend. Her remaius wlil be taken to Cal- vary Vemetery. KanF.—On Saturday, December 11, Haxnan Kann, tive of the parish Arigclkerien, county Tyrone, nid, To yeara. ‘she relatives ond friends of the family are respect. fally invited to attend the funeral, from the Courch of the parish of the Bosphany, on Second avenue, where a requiem mass will be offered for the repose of her soul, on Monday morning, at halt-past nine oolock, and from thenee to Calvary Cemetery. Lazarvus.—Suddeniy, on Thursday morntng, De- cember 9, Mrs. MARTA Lazarus, eldest daughter of aes ty L. Cae bod wife of J, E. P fazarus, fin the 48th year of her age. The relatives and friends of the famtly are invited to attend the funeral, from her late resdence, 140 West Fifcy-third street, this (Sunday) morning, at ten o’clook. Lawson.—At Boca del Toro, Central america, on Tuesday, November 16, Vaptain Toomas Lawson, of schooner Addie Wessels, of this city, aged 40 years and 8 monthe, peer Boston papers fe Rovense. In this city, on jay, December 10, Imnnm Crocker, wile of Harris G. Rodgers, of Binghamton, N. Y., aged 32 years. XLONBRGAN.—On Saturday, December 11, THomAs P. Loneraan, Ce of to eis end Mary Lonergan, “d 2 years and 6 mont ne relatives and friends of the family are respect. invited to attend the funeral, from the residence Eighth street, Hunter's Point, this junday) afternoon, at two o'clock, without further vitation. MINNITT.—At Greenpoint, Long Island, on Thors- day, December 0, Wii.J1AM MINNITT, aged 75 years, ‘The relatives and friends of che family are reapect~ fully invited to attend the funeral, from nus late resi- dence, India strest, fourth house east of Washing. ton street, Greenpoint, this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'ctock, ‘The members of Ark Lodge, No. 28, I. O, of 0. F., are hereby requested to meet at tho Lodge room, Odd Fellows’ ‘Hail, ‘on Sanday, 12th inst., at eleven A. M, sharp, for ite parpote ot [attending the fune- ral of our late brother, Williain a f * ‘DAVID THORNTON, N. G, Ki. MoKininy, Secretary. MINTO.—In_ Brookly#, on Saturday, December 11, AROWIBALD B, Minto, M, D., late of Kdinburg, Scot Xi a mere 47 years seed 9 om, papers please copy. NICHOLSON. —At Bayonne, on Satarday, December ‘1, ty the 44th year of Ror age, BysLiNd Maviupa, fal of his parents, widow of James Nicholson and daughter of t Saiouel Ba hey gf nee 74% ‘The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday, from the residence of her brovher-in law, Heury ©. Smith, Bayonne, N. J. ‘Trains leave foot of Liberty street via the New Jer- sey Central Raliroad, at one o'clock P. M. Cal wit be rey wetting pen oe —— of the trains. "MEARA.—OR Saturday, December 11, MARY O’MeaRa, in the 66th year of here@ge. fA Funeral from ber late residence, No. 21 Columbia street, on Monday morning, at nine o'clock, to the Church of St. Rose of Lima, Cannon street, where a solemn high mass will be offered for the repose of ber soul, @ud froin thence to Calvary Cemetery for interment. ‘The iriends of the {amily are requested tvan-On Saturday, D E the YAN. Saturday, Decel 11, ELLEN, beloved ebild of Join und katy fyane ‘The friends of the family and those of her grand- father, Michael Quinn, uré respectfully invited to ate tend the funeral, trom 147 East Sixty-fiith street, ons (Gender) afternoon, at one o'clock, to Calvary ry . KILEY.—On Friday, December 10, of pnenmont ALice JoserHine, infant daughter of Kobert and Lizzie Riley, aged 1 year, 2 months and 23 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the famtly are respect fully invited to atiend the funeral, tf (Sunday) alter- noon, at two o'clock, from the residence of her parents, 71 Cranberry street. INN.—On Friday, December 10, after a lingering Mness, ALEXANDER RINN, a native of the conn Leitrim, parish of Annaduil, Ireland, in tae 5étl year 07 his age. ‘The friends and relatives are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from his late residence, 329 Kast Eleventh treo! m thence to Calvary Cemetery. RyYaN.—On Friday, December 10, ANN, the beloved wite of John Kyan, aged 55 years. ‘The friends and relatives of tne family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from her iate residence, Fifty-tlist street, vetween Lexington and Fourth avenues, on Monday afternoon, at half-past one o'clock. SHINE.—On Thursday, Decomber 9, of paralysis, BRIDGET SHINE, @ native of Athlone, county Kos- common, Ireland, in the 42d year of her age. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the faintly are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Sun- bg een) at one o'clock sharp, from the corner of Lexington aveaue and Sixty-sixth street, to Cal- vary Cemetery. SkooR.—In thls city, on Friday afternoon, Decem- ber 10, after a short illness, MARY E., wife of Theo- dosius F. Secor, aged 59 years, 1 month and 28 days. ‘The relatives and friends of tho family, and of her son, Jolin D. Secor, and her sens-in-law; Ephraim Mil- ler, Jr., and Charles H. Fowler, are respectfully in- Vitea to attend the funerai services. on Monday alter- noon, at three o'clock, from ber late residence, 210 Last Twelfth street, Her remains will be taken to ‘Woodlawn Cemetry for interment on Tuesday morn- ing by the ten o'clock train of the Harlem Ratlroad from Twenty-sixth street. SnaRre.—at Fairinoant, N, Y-, on Friday, Decem- ber 10, AARON H. Suakre, in the 63d year of his age. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of John L. Cromweil, No, 2 South Sixth street, Brooklyn, E. D., this (Sun- day) afternoon, at one o'clock, Tarpy.—At the residence of W. S, Downey, M. D., 276 Sixth avenne, on Friday, Decemper 10, Epwarp V. Tarpy, aged 72 fears. ‘The funeral will take place from St. Ano’s chureh, Eighteenth street, near Filth avenue, oa Monday morning, at ten o'clock, NEY TO BUY FIRST AND SECON . 8 and to loan on Improved and unimproved pro- ASHINGION R. NICHOLS, Counsellor at Law, adway, room YOUNG WIDOW IN TROUBLE W1SH. T a gentleman who will advance 214000 on the best secu Tity and where Interest will Ve paid on the sam dress SK TY, Herald office. —A,—MONEY TO LOAN, AT ONCE, ON FIRST AND second mortgages, also on Westchoster and New Jer- sey realestate. W. L. BUTL! ., 69 Liberty atreet, A, 80,000, 70 LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, IN + sums of not over $10,000 each, on New York improved perty; money on hand. Apply to AR- Property. i.’ Apply to SHEPHERD & PAR R182 Broadway. T DELOS E. CULVER'S OFFICE, 182 HUDSON street, Jersey City, at 109 o'clock, on Tuesday, Decem- der 14, will ‘be sold ten'shures of the Rutherfurd Park Aaso- ciation, on account of Henry T. Moora, deceased, to the highest bidd ROBERT W. RUPHERFURD, President of the Rutherfurd Park Asgociation, J IVIDEND.—KENTUCK MINING MPANY, #10 coin, Sad share, payable 10th inst, at LEES & WAL- LER’S, 33 Pine street. Yous, Dec. 9, 1889. ({ISCAL AGENCY.—MINERAL AND PETROLEUM Properties sold on commission; Patents, Southern P tations and Manufacturing St: negotiated. «J. MOALISTER a CO. 178 Brondway. References—George D. Arthur & Co., bankers, 34 Wall nireet; Hon, Joseph Hoxie, President Amicable Life Inau- rance Company, 616 Broadway, New York. OR SALE CHEAP—A SMALL LOT OF STUYVESANT Bank Stock. Appiy to HALLGARTEN & CO., 23 Broad atreet. OWES & MACY, BANK (fHE 8AME AS AN INCORPORATED BANK), W WALL STREET, NEW YORK, FOUR PER CENT INTEREST ALLOWED ON DE. PS. Vernons destrons of récciving interest for thelr money and having ft aubject nt all times to check on demand, can to 40 by depositing WITH THIS BANK, which allows interest on the entire datly business at the rate of FOUR PER CENT er Anoim. PGollections made on any part of the world, with l_med!at returna, at the lowest current rates, ‘Orders for purchase or sale of stocks, bonds or gold prompt'y executed, ACOUPIN COUNTY TEN PER CENT BONDS.— HOWES & MACY, Bankers, 80 Wall street, offer for wale at par and accrued Interest Bonds of Macoupin county, 4is., issued for the buliding of a court house, bearing interest ‘at the rate of ten per oent per annum (being the lawful rate of the State of Tiinois) ; Coupons, payable somi-annually, on ‘the Ist of April and re the city of New York. These bonds are regarded as iirst Clags in every respect, aud very desirable for tuvestors, ‘ONEY TO LOAN--ON FIRST CLASS CITY PROP- erty and New Jereey,, Principals oniy, GEO. J. TURNER, Attorney-at-Law. 87 Nassau street, room No. 8. OPES OF THE BOARD oF DIRECTORS OF THE AMERICAN MPROHANTS’ Unton Express CoMaNy, 118 BaoaDwaY, NRW YORK, Nov. 29, 1869. ‘Tye Board of Directora of the American Merohania’ Union Express Company have this day declared a dividend of three do!lara ($8) per share on the outstanding capital stock of the company, payable on the 15th day of January next. ‘The transfer Looks will be closed on the Bist day of Decem- ber next, at 8 o'cloek P. M. and reopenod at 10 o'clock A. M. on the 1éth day of Sanuary next. By order of the Board. J. N. KNAPP, Secretary, JEVEN PER CENT INTEREST. ‘Atlantic Savings Bank, Chatham rquare an y. On and after Monday, the 17th day of Jenuary next, thi bank will pay fnterest ab the rate of seven per cent per ‘nut on all sums entitied thereto under the bylaws. HARRISON HALL, President. Josrrn P. CoorER, Secretary. Cuan. D. Barun, Treasurer. , B.—Monty deposited now will draw interest from Janu- aryl. Us STATES TREASURY, NEW YORK, DEC. 8, Schedules of tnirty (50) or more Coupons, Neg heen January 1, 1870, will be received for examination at the Treasury. CHARLES J. FOLGER, Assistant Treasurer. TANTED—ON MORTCAGH, CITY PROPERTY, NOT apeculative, €20,000, in uma of $5,000 and $4,000. Regular commission paid. V. WINSOR, 7i Broadway, room 29. 3 ‘WAXTED.<THE SUPSCRIBER DESIRES TO PUR. chase » Mem} erate in the New York Stock Exchange. Address A. B., box 5,615 New York Post ollice, $65 00 TO LOAN—ON IMPROVED CITY PROP- Oo. erty Firat Mortgages purchasod. A. Bi. PENTZ, 48 Vine street. LOAN—ON BOND AND MORT- 000 to purchase Second Mortaay O- N 08. CALLENDER & LAURENGM, 20 Pine atreet. TO gage on New York and Brook nea ne QAN OFFICES: BEQAPMAY CORNER OP PULTON STREET, KNOX'S Building. "Liberal advances wade on Diamon Watches, Jowalry, Furniture, Pianos, Merehandise, Life loll cies, &e., in Jarge Of small amounta, ' ours, 10 to 4, M ONEY ADVANCED ON DRY GOOPS OF EVERY deser!) ‘cither consigned or otherwise. 685 Sixth Avenue, between Thirty-elyhth and Thirty-nmth streets. 39 1 4 il kinds of Merchandise, or the aame bought. trictly private. Room No. 5 BROADWAY, CORNER DEY STRERT.—NEW. 1.) MAN LEOPOLD, having great facilities, advanconat jow rates in lange or small amounts, cy Diamonds. Watches, Merehan Polictes, Pianos oF urities. 913 TROADWAY, BETWEEN TWENTIETH AND eke Tw “fret atreets.—Money beng hore on Diamonds, tcher, Jews’ th Camel Lair shawls, Laces, 4c. Business confidential Ofice hours, 9 A. M. to bP. M. JOSEPH & HERTS. SAU STREET, orrosiTE Pros veral advances made on Diamonds, Watches, be om ust __NEWSPAPERS. iy BLAZE OF BRAUTY."—THE PICTORIAL PRRE- nological Journ), for January, bright array. A new form, new t; tratio sensible reading matter, re: this th Tt contains Hou. Lease; Cy 5 Cony of . Tashendort, the Bibiical Beno! boay, tralian Races, Progress of Sclence—Steain, Electricity, A\ alomy, So ayes Medicine, Phrenolo; Brain Waves— How Thought an? Sentiment are ‘Transmitied. What Can I Do Rest? ‘The Faces Nati ral History: I fa vorite Journal {te 60th volume and appears in ® Liandsome rangazino form. Terms only $8.0 yans, or 30 cenia tt WELLS, 389 anumber, Newsmon have it, Address 8. Broadway, New York. OR SALE—A COMMERCIAL WEEKLY PAPER, published in New York city, SS alnce 1864; aya well and ia enaly conducted, Adareas W. F.8., Herald oitle =a TERTH AT REDUCED PRIC Whi of improved teeth at @5, B10 and B15, us ts 1 and $90. ‘Teeth filled at reasonable prices at r. 0. 76 Sixth avenue. EAUTIFUL CONTINUOUS GUM SETS OF TERTH~ Rubber plate, wits plumpers, $10. Extracting under gas Without charge when others are Inserted. Dr, BODIN £, 199 Grand street. R, CRANEK’S OSTEOPLARTIO AND GOLD PLATINGM D Ailing restores decayed, broken and sensitive Teeth to their inal shape and beauty, without pain, I prices, {1000 tastteaguiale, Hiconas SLX Weak EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS. UNARD LINE. ‘The British and North American Royal Mail Sigamshipe bet Beoreen ca York and Liverpool, Sapa me Cees, og a... .Wedpenday, Dec. 15 Marathon..Thursday, Dec. 16 | Nemesis. Wednesday, Jan. 5 Siberia. Wi fneeday, Ts m ‘nuraday, Wusnin.- Wednesday Dee, 29] 8 RATES OF PASSAGE. Wetnentey First cabin.......,..80, gold Steerage. 30, currenc: tiskets'from’Etverpool’ wud: Queenstown wad all ae of inate staat Belfi Glas: Havre, i ing given for Belfaa yr, Hw nd other porta on the Goutinent” and for’ Mediter: For freight and cabin passage apply at mpan; oftce, Not Rowling Green. pone ee eevee ‘or steerage passage at 111 Broadway, Trinity Building. CHAS. G, FEANCKLYN, Agent c Grau TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN, ie Cunard Line. MARATHON «: ured: PALMYRA sal “Thursday, December 22 Cabin passa; urrency. Steerage tickets from Hurope lowed at lowest ratea, For cabin passage apply at No. 4 Bowling Green. For Trinity Butld- ing. LYN, Agent. (OR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN. INMAN LINS of Mail Steamers are ai CITY ANTWERP (via CITY OF BROOKLYN... CITY OF LONDON. BINA (vin Hallfany. and each succeedin, urday and aliernate Ti lay, Dler 45, North river. : poreebat RATES OF PASSAGE steerage passage apply at 111 Broad: TELIAS. G. FRANC Fr the mail steamer sailing evcry Saturday. Payable in gold. Payable tn currency, First cabin.. » To London. | Halifax, . 45 | St. John’s N. |, by.beanch steamer. at reduced rates. ickets can be bought here at moderate rates by persons wishing to send for thetr friends. For further information apply at the bre Oftce, JOHN G. DAGR, Agent, 15 Broadway, New York. NSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL. ‘ednesday, Thursday and Satur ‘St. Joba’ Fr t by branch steamer, ‘assengers also forwarded favre, Hamburg, Bremen, QTEAM, 70 fs Every NEVADA. VIRGINIA Dratu p at current rates of exchan; partof Engl ge. Apply” a wage oflice, 78 Broadway, corner of Rector atreet, TEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, From New York only $30, steerage. ren. ‘Weanesaay, December 15 Wednesday, December 22 rom pier 46 North river. Cabin passage, . Passage from arte New York, aris, Hamburg, Rotter- gold. dam, &c. Drafts on Ireland, England, France and Germany ut lowest rates. Apply to WILLIAMS & GUION, 29 Broadway. OTICE.-THE SPLENDID STEAMSHIP NEVADA, Captain Green, will anil from pler 46 North river for Queenstown and Liverpool direct, on Weilnesday, December 15, at Qo'clock P. M. prectsely. Cabin passage, 88), gold; steerage, $30, currency. Apply io WILLIAMS & GUION, 29 Broadway. ATIONAL LINF. STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN, From pier 47 North river. at lo A, M. DENMARK, Forbes, Saturday, Di VIRGINIA, Thomas, Saturda: A atl P.M. bin, $80 and $109; Pasnage to Liverpool or Queenstown — Steerage tickets from Liverpool or Queenstown, $37, cur- steerage, $30, currency, reney. ‘Apply at the company's office, 69 Brontwray. 7. J. HURST, Manager. THE HAMBURG-AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY'S iron mail seamship ALLEMANNI. Ay Captain A, Rardua, carrying the United States mails, will sail on Tuesday, Decembor is 1 at2P, M., for : RG, taking passengers for Hamburg, ‘Plymouth, London and Cherbourg. First cabin, $120; second cabin, $72; steerage, $25, gold ) (payable in United Blates gold, The CIMBRIA to sail December 21. KUNHARDT & CO. ©. B. RICHARD & OAS, General Agents, Goneral Passenger A No.6 Barciny street, N. AM DIRECT TO LONDON.—LONDON AND NEW Fork Steamship Line. Steamers fortnightly (rom pier BNorth river, Passage at $0, 70 ann $2), currency. ATALANTA. Dec, 18) PARAGUA . 18 CELLA.. Jan. 1| BELLONA . “Jan. 29 For passage to Hamburg, Bremen, Havn , Auten and Rotterdam at cheapest currency rates apply at 85 Broad- way. For treight at 51 South street, HOWLAND & ASPINWALL, Agents. NO#TH GERMAN LLOYD, Steam to Bremen, Havre and London, via Southampton. The new, first class and elegant fron mafl steamships. HANSA, of 8,000 tons and 700 horse power, Capt. F. Brick enstein, Thursday, Dec. 16, DEUTCHLANDT, of 3,600 tons and 700 horse power, Capt, H. A. F, Neynaber, Thursday, Deo 2 will leave from Bremen pier, foot of Third street, Hoboken, and take passengers to London, Havre, Bremen avd South- ampton at t] lowing rates Firat Cabin. Second Cabin. Pion passage oF freight apsly to or 0 oF relight aj Ls HBL APPy © ORLRICHS & CO., 68 Broad street, corner bea! Mall Steamships be- ng at Brest, orlte route for the Continent tween New York and Havre, calli ‘The splendid veasels on this fav wal wil ii trom pier No. 50 North river us follows VILLE DE PA & ST. LAURENT, LAFAYETTE, Roussan. Rates o! ‘pay To Nreat br Harte. First Cablay Secund Cabin, 75 140 ‘To Paris (including rafiway ticket)—$145 and 878. These steamers do not ca: eareae peasengies, American travellers going to or returning from the Contt- nent of Europe by taking the steamers of this line ayold both transit by English railways end the discomforts of crossing ru troubl id Se Chanel DeAGEO, MAGKENZIE, Agent 68 Broadway. APSCOTT BROS. & CO.'S EMIGRATION OFFICE 80 South street, issue aight drafts on England, Ireland, Scotland A pad Wales, and passage iekets from Great Britain it loweat ral os Dina ‘i TAPSCOTT BROS & CO., 86 South street. COASTWISE STEAMSHIP: PACIFIC MATL, STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S ROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA AND CHINA. FREIGHT AND PASSAGE GREATLY REDUCED. ‘Throngh rates, New York to San Francisco :— Firat Class, Steorage, 8140 to wied, ‘Bt. according to nod of berth. enh hese rates include berths, board and all necessaries for Steamers of the above line eave pier No. 42 North river, foot of Canal street, at 12 o'clock noon on th and Tist of each month, except when those days fall on Sunday, thom the day previous. ‘One hundred pounds of baggage free to each adult. Med!- cine and aitendance free, December LASKA, Captein Gray, connecting with COLORADO, Captain Farnsworth. teamer CHINA will leave San Prancizco January 1, 1870, for China and Japan. NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. For reduced rates of freight wee the wharf, Freight for steamer ALASKA received until 4 P.M. ou Monday, Be- cember 0, Allthe usual facilities aTorded abippers in col- lecting intand charges, or freight oF passage tickets and sll, further information apply at the company’s ticket oflice, on the wharf foot of Canal street, "PA" FR, BABY, Ageut HAVANA. AMSHIP COMPANY, NITED STATES MAIL TO N yy a 3 o'clock P. mp a ee regularly eve! us = ee Y No, North ri MOKRO CASTL ain It. Adems. COLUMBIA, Captain Sice.. Dec. % AGLE, bo eg M. R. . oe via Nasal -Dec. passage apply to For freight or passage SPW UEELER, Jn., Preaient, No. 6 bowling Ureen. iy PPO sc. 16 FA Yas San AND VERA CRUZ, New York and Mexican Mail Stenmship tne, every iwenty days, from pler 17 East river, at 12 oelock, noon, ‘Tho splendid new steamers . day, Doe, 34 CLEOPATRA, Pyulips CIty OF mEXICO, D Tisursaay, Jan. 13 (DRE & SONS, 88 Broadway. For freight or pasiage ap OR HAVANA.—UNITED STATES MALL. The well known frst clats sldewheel steamship RAPI- DAN, Edward Whitchurst, commenter, wil de despatched from’ pier" Nor river, on Maturday, Dec. 18, at three “For froight or passage, having superior stateroom accom ! tt modalious “PVTINGSTON, FOX & CO., §8 Liberty street. Oe SBM ORLR ANS, pIieECr. MERCHANTS’ STE steaiuships > nip LINE, piain Wiliam P. Henry ‘aptain J. 8, Hildreth ptain Heury 8, Quick tain A. W. @wmpson ~Capiain Geo, R. Staith ‘The steamship ERMAN, Captata Henry 8. Quick, WM be despatphea on Saturday, Dec. 18, at $ o'clock P. M., from pier 12 North river. Freight received at through rates for St. Louls, Mobile and SHERMAN, iveaton. aie UNITED STATES will succeed Friday, Dec. 24, jgbt oF passage, having supener accommodations, YREDERIC BAKE 4 Brectety. Ok NEW ORLEANS DIRECT, The Cromwell Line. Steamsh ipa of this line will leave pier No. 9 North river, at Be'clock P.M, as follows: MARIPOSA, Kenic. Saturday, December 1 GEORGE CROMWELL, Ciapp. “Friday, December 24 ight taken for Sk Loulg, Mobile and'Gaivesion at bs Ainceol apt and seated St cht apply t re bs 0 x TB CROMWELE & Coes Wet street, oR NEW ORLEANS—EXT: BR. f° The weil known AI ematte AA PIDAN, Edward Whitehurst, commander, will leave pier 26, North river, at OPN. Saturday, I inst, taking measurement goose ot. per £00 ie toot. o*nucker than by any other e@ lower. jut and passage, having very superior accommoda- apply to hiv STON, FOX a Uy 88 Liverty ah OR MOBILE-—FERNANDINA ROUTE. The Raliroad Company will derpatch The firsteiass steamer MERCEDITA, Captain Starkey, on Gaturday, December 18, {1 90 North river, at3 P.M. Garo delivered witout inf Mobil % recelvi fA rout 4 insuran For fre! tons, r cent to Mobile, "Sclinaing given to Selma, Mont: jhe interior at lower rates (ham aay gamer bed al pla tn ine. Hac Fealght oF yaa te TE RWON, Aaeat, 177 Wesh etroat, | will receive tl COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS. COAST WISE STEAMSHIPS. fF KR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT-SOUTHERN LINE— ‘The steamer VICTOR, Captain Gordon Gates, will eave bas Asha tp Saturday, oe ber 18, Or passage pesage ADDIY ( Hl. MALLORY & 00., 163 Maiden lane. (TEXAS LINE of Galveston Steamers, ng every Saturday, at 8. M.. touching at Key West. e Al steamer TILEIE, Captain Partridge, at pior 29 East river, will sail on Saturday, December 18. All goods for Houaton or the interior will _be forwarded by ‘Our agents, Messrs, T. H. McMahan & Co,, free of charge, For freight or passage apply to CMEWAZCORY & 00., 153 Maiden lane, OR CHARLESTON, §. ©, THE SOUTH AND SOUTH. west and Florida’ Ports.—New York and Charlestom Steamahlp Company's, Girt class sidewheel steambip M DOER, tain J. Lockwood, gn Tuesday, December I P. M., wailing from pler No. 6 orth river. Superior accommodations for passengers, Through ca tick and Biis oF lading tsaued in nection with the ling Railroad to all potots and Bonthwest ani with ers to Florida ports. Insurance by this line one-) aif per cent CHAMPION will follow and sail on Saturday, Decem HENRY R, MORGAN & CO., Agenta, ~_No. 38 broadway. OR CHARLESTON, 8. C., THE FLORIDA PORTS the South and Southwest, —| ular line, ‘Tue povular sidewheel steamship MAGNOLIA, M. B. Oro well, commander, will sail THURSDAY, December 16, at 8 P. M.. from pier No. 8 North river, foot of Rector atreet. Rates of passage—To Charleston, $15; to Jacksonville, Through bills of lading to all points South and Sonttiwest. Agents a Ghanteaten ctarsnel Co.) forward all goede freeof commisrion, "Insurance effected at this oflce at ent lf of one per cent, ARTIIUR LEARY, Agent, 73 William street. The steamship SARAGOSSA will sail Dec. 28. JOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND, Old Dominion Bt ip Company, Steamabips of this line leave pier 37 North river, foot Beach street, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturiay, at P. M., connecting with the Virginia and Tennessee Air Lili the Seaboard In'and Line, Petersburg and Weldon Railro Chesapeake and Ohto Rat!roat, and Richmond and Dan Railroad, Through passenger tickets and through bills lading at reduced rates to ail points Sonth aad Wee, ‘Apply ot ofice, on pier i North river, o- to LL. MOURKADY, Presi 37 Greenwich street. LER G UL DE. ROY LINE FOR ALBANY AND TROY.—THE ELE ant stearaers VANDEKBILT and CONNECTICUT loave er 44 North river near Spring street, every evening (Saar days excepted) at 6 o’cloek P.M. Fare only 1 $1 75 leas than rail and 7c, cheaper than any other line, a like reductions to ail points North, West and Enst. Tickets and rooms at DODD'S Express 429 and 944 Broadway, New York and No, 1 Court street, Brooklyn, and 303 West street __ LOST AND FOUND. OST-FRIDAY AFTERNOON, IN FORTIETH STREET, LJ between Second and Third avenues, a Pocketbook com talning 3225. H. HILLIER, 2x7 Kast Fortieth street. O8T—ON FRIDAY EVENING, AT CORNER OP 4 Broadway and Thirty-seventh street, a single stone Die tmond King. A suitable reward will be paid for its return to 45°Warrea street. EFT BY MISTAKE AT 130 WEST THIRTY-FOURTA 4 sireet, a Lady's Walkivg Dress. The owner can have the same by proving property aud paying for this advertise» ment. 082,08 THURSDAY NIGHT, GOING THRO! |4 Bond street and in Third avenue car to the Academy Maaic, a Cameo Pin, surrounded by pearls, with space for hair on reverse side. Liberal reward paid for the return af same at No. 50 Exchange place, room ib ees A _POOR*WOMAN, ON HER WAY FROM 4 Sixty-seventh street and Broadway to Fifty-ninth street and Eighth avenue, about 4 o'clock on Thursday re a Roll of Bills amounting to #0, Any one returning same to Park school, Siaty-eighth street and Broadway, wid be rewarded. GLOOP ANGIE, OF © at Great Kills, Stat REWARD.—LOST, A WHITE POODLE DO® named Catio, Retarn to 136 Sullivan street. f& REWARD.—LOST, ON FRIDAY, IN OR NEAR TAK +) office, Chambers street, a small Wallet contaiul -¥, a note and two checks, which has been stopped. ‘The above reward will {ts return to 158 West hirty-fourth sti 10TH INST., A BMALL im Book (with index of owner, The finder by 118 Nassau street, will recelve the above reward and the thanks of the owner. f REWARD.—LOST, ON FRIDAY EVENING, FROR $5 platform of Eighth’ avenne car, bélow Twenty-fourth street, a Ledger Account Book. Any person returning the same to W A. K, EADIE, 372 West Washington Markey \bove reward. ay ment, pald for & REWARD.—LEFT ON THE PAVONIA PERRY, $5 boat on Saturday, on the 10 A, M. trip to New York- containing iegal and business par pers of no value to any one but the owner. The above re ward will be paid on {ts return to officer PALM aTcOre, ferry foot of Chambers sirest, or to DANIEL W. TALC 128 Peari at 0 REWARD—FOR THE RETURN OF a PAIR OF $l Gold Spectacies, suppose: to have bren lost in Third avenue car. Apply to N. T. WEEKS, 2% West Thirteenth st. REWARD.LOST, ON SATURDAY MORNIN! Do aswell white Poodle per. Above reward paid return oS. A, LEDERER, 4 St. Mark's place. 0 REWARD.--LOST, ON WEST THIRTIETR a street, between Broadway and Fifth avenue, «small rough Scotch ‘Terrier Dog; color black and tan; had on a red ieather collar, Anyone bringing him to 18 West Thirties sireet will receive the above reward. $20 REWARD AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED FOR De return of black for beaver sack Overcoat taken from 208 Fast Thirtieth street Friday evening, about 7 o’locky containing papers, memorandums, photographs, &c. $50 REWARD WILL BE GIVEN FOR THE RETU h § reas of the Jurgensen Wateh and Chain, No, 6,044, | uight. December 5. No questions asked. ‘Address LER, box 147 Herald office. TRAVE. 50 REWARD. LOST. AN ITALIAN BOY, ANSWER. OU ing wobis right name, Mariano Russo; he goes oy the and his head is rr ight cheek, ; last seen in June and is name of Geo: shaved close and mark on his ipposed v2 formation that can lead to his apprehension will receive the above reward by addreasing his mother, SIMPAROSA BAJA, No. 11 Crosby street, New York. 100 REWARD.—LOST, FRIDAY NIGHT, ABOUT o'clock, & Camel's Bair Shawl, coming fro: leecker street to Neilson placs. Whoever will retarn same to No.8 ison place will receive the above reward, No questions asked. 15 jor yy POLICE AGENCY, 72 BROADWAY (LATB 68).-WARKIN, WHIPPLE & CO. refer to the mercan- tile community as to successful cases, facilities, end ee Cautioa—We have no brauches in Ni HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED. AN UXPURNISHED SECOND FLOOR WANTED-BY Fobrompt paving party; location First or Fourth are usion to Ewell reas, stating res, Which must be moderate, F., box 588 Post od GENTLEMAN WANTS PERMANENTLY—A NEAT farnished Room for occasional vse; no prying old maids Wanted around, but ® pretty’ girl or two bo serious objeotioa, Will pay berally. JOSGPH, box 101 Herald office. GENTLEMAN AND WIFE DESIRE A ROOM AND Bedroom, furnished, with privilege of light housekeoy ing, {n private fantly; rent must be moderate, Address 8., No. 26 Eighth ayenw Bg ag HOUSE WANTED—BY A LADY OF EX- perience, where rent will be taken In Board, re pave lege of few other boarders; best references, a8 LATTIMER, H rald office, WIFE WISH A SECOND FLOOR rnished, at about £20, between Forty eighth aud Fifty-ninth streets, Sixth and Ninth avenues, dress PHYSICIAN, S07 West Fifty-second street, PARLOR FLOOR WANTED-BETWEEN TENTH AND Tw 1 streets, Fourth and Sixth avenues, for @rosemaking purposes (no signs). Address Madam B, 199 Herald o'tio OOMS WANTED IMMEDIATELY—BY THRER two or more neatly furnished Rooms, for | fn exty or Harler ; permanent and responsible nawerg must state particuiars and terms, which ‘Address T. H., Herald office, WASTED-A SMALL HOUSE OR LOWER PART OF House for first clase dressmaking business, beiweem Tenth and Twonty-third streets ani Third and Sixth avenues, Address, with Cult particulars, L. L., box 150 Hevald office. URNISHED HOUSE ABOVE FOUR- moderate ; owner to board. Address NENTLEMAN A F front Room, party. must be moderat Wann AF teefth street; rent ©., box 19% Herald ottice. hSTS My gree -TWO OR THREE ROOMS (FURNISHE DS, suitable for housekeeping. Address Mrs. CAMPBELL, 17 Jones stro ‘ ANTED—A COMMODIOUS, PLE. or reat Room, for # li first floor; location ‘between Twentieth and Thirttet Ro objaction to a private family; best of references. B., 69 Madison Sars : RNISHED, PART OF A HOUS! WA xiiainung st genes or eighs rvonn, below Twenty atreet ‘aud west of Fourth ‘avenue preferred. Address, G., Herald office. FURNISHED ROOM FOR LIGHT HOUSE. ith @ quiet family, In a central locality, west tide. State terme, which must be moderate. Bei given and required, Address atroete5 Address Wan TO HIRE-IN THE HOUSE OF A PRIVATE family, four or Sve Roome for light housekeeping, fur Mevialy so fora amall family. Address, tating Bites snd ideation, with full eaniculare, W. On Loralgotios IN R- GOOD LOCA. ANTED—A SMALL HOUSE, tion, not above Firtieth atrer $12,000, Ade: . R., box 160 Hera) OTICE. NOFhe andersfened Tespectfally announces fp his patrons and the public shat he will, on Monday, Decemper 6, 1839, om tablish an Express Koute between New York sad Paterson, over (he Ilae of the Erle Kallway, for the betier accot.modae tion of shippers, at lower rates aud with better facilities thaa heretofore. Competent agents and reliable have been ap- pointed, who wil attend to the wants of and give ‘all req sired Information, Dratts for collection forwarded to deafination and returne ym pti ade, Pokey, elry, de, sately transmitied, made, Money, valuables, bullion, j corner of Spring siraebs vorner of Lod tract, sa BEI OA jeraon, Agent REQU_.. Agent, Nool tle Buildings, New York, NW gets Ne. S23 Mato str a.