The New York Herald Newspaper, January 21, 1872, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Saronpay, Jan 287M} ‘On 'Change to-day wheat was heavy and dull, market held its recent improvement, but barely steady. ‘THE COTTON MOVEMENT, ‘The receipts of cotton at all the ports during the ‘past woek were 113,887 bales, against 94,595 the pre- ‘vious week. The total receipts since September 1, 1871, are 1,703,000 bales, against 2,048,024 for the cor- Tesponding period of the previous year, showing a Gecrease in the present crop of 345,024 bales. Tne ‘exports trom all ports for the week were 87,666 ‘Dales, against 119,349 bales for the same week last year, Tne total exports for the expired portion of ‘the cotton year are 909,497 bales, against 1,219,548 bales for the same time last year. The stock at all the ports 1s 611,226 bales, agaist 546,476 for the Bame date in 1871, THE BANK STATEMENT. ‘The weekly statement of the associated banks re- flects the continued flow of currency wo this centre, ‘the deposits having increased about five and a half Millions, of which it is tair to presume at least four millions were paper money shipped from the in- terior, the amount of legal tenders being specified in an average of nearly two millions. There is a Bmall decrease in specie, resulting from the con- tinued heavy demand for customs payments. ‘The loans show an expansion of nearly four Millions, owing doubtless to the readiness of the Danks to lend out tne national bank notes with which they were so plentifully supplied during the ‘week. The proportion of reserve to lMabilities re- Mains without important variation. The statement Contrasts with its predecessor as follows:— Jan, 13, —The changes in the several items beng as fol- lows:— acceso in toans.. . $8,779,700 crease in specic. 284,600 aescrense in olroalation, 2 ite crease 1n de} jee i! . Increase in Tegal vende 1,720,600 An analysis of the avove shows that the banks have gained $63,550 in thelr surplus reserve, witich Dow stands at $10,929,625, MONEY EASY, Money was easy, but unsettied, with, toward the lose, @ reversal of the usual precedents of Saturday afternoons, The early dealings were at seven per cont on stocks and at six and seven per cent on governments, The rates subsequently fell off to5a 6 per cent; but, toward the close of bauking hours, Fewurned to seven per cent. ¥rime paper wag quoted 7 a 9 per cent discount, Foreign exchange was dull and unchanged. GOVERNMENTS STRONG AND HIGHER. ‘The governmeut list was strong on a sudden re- vival of the investment demand stimulated on this Occasion by the latest savings bank failure, and prices advanced % a 4 per cent—rather a sharp rise Yor governments in one day. The impression is ‘ gaining ground tnat these several savings bank failures will bave the effecc of enhancing the Anquiry this spring both for government ‘bonds and for real estate. The following were the closing street quotations this even- Ing:—United States currency sixes, 115% a (115%; do, sixes, 1881, registered, 114% @ 114%; do, \@o., coupon, 115% a 116; do. five-twentles, regis: fered, Bay and November, 110% a 110}; do. do., 1862, coupon, do., 11034 a 11034; do. do., 1864, do. do., 10% @ 11014; do, do., 1865, do. do, 11154 @ 111%; do. do., 1867, registered, January and July, 11134 a ‘aia; do. do., 1865, coupon, do., 110% @ 111; do, 'Go., 1867, do. do., 112} a 11254; do. do,, 1868, do. do., £41234 a 11234; do, fives of 1881, funded, registered, '108% a 109%; do. do, do., coupon, 110 a 110%; do, ‘ten-forties, registered, 109}, a 109%; do. do., coupon, 1044 a 110%. “ GOLD STRONG—109 A 109%. | Gold was steady and dull, with a firm undertone, the result of tne steady demand for gold on mercan- . tile account, This afternoon the price was strong _ for a wiile-at 109% on the reported resignation of BM. Thiers, but without inducing increased acuvity. Whe course of the market is shown in the tatle:— + 109% 1P. M.. A gem. In the gold loan market the rates for carrying fanged trom 3to5 percent. ‘ne operations of the \Gold Exchange Bank were as [oliows:— + Gold cleared.. _ Gold balances. Currency valance: ‘Tne week's export of specte was $372,000, and pustoms payments $3,818,060. The Assistant Treasurer has paid out @ total of $23,686,000 on account of redeemed 62's, and $13,125,000 on account of January interest, STOCKS UNSETTLED AND STRONG. ‘ Phe sudden failure of the Market Savings Bank ras announced just about the time the first, call of tocks had begun, and produced very naturally a rood deal of excitement and a temporary decline in prices.. Buta stock market which nad, in Decem- ‘ber, contemporaneously witha very stringent money ‘market, received and calmly digested the failures of several national banks, in addition to the failures of a8 many savings institutions, was pot to be disconcerted vy such a common- place thing as another savings bank suspension, g@nd soon recovered, not only its equanimity, out Btrength and buoyancy, closing with a general rise throughout, the list ranging trom 34 to 2) per cent, e latter extreme being more than attained in the ‘case of Union Pacific, which advanced trom 36 in .jthe morning to 38%, the figure o/ the final dealings On the sidewalk to-nignt. Exceptionally St, Paul ‘was heavy on the action of the Board of Directors in flowing it no dividend, although the preferred stock /was awarded 7 per cent casi, payable February 15, ‘Ahe books closing January 27 and reopening Fep- ruary 19, The directors are preparing a state- ent showing what they claim are substantial rea- Bons for withholding a dividend on the common stock. As anticipated, the Pacific Mail Company ‘have been compelled to put on a second “extra” steamer, to sail January 25, making four for the current month, The Southern State bonds were Jower for the Virginia consols and new South Ogro- Unas, and strong and higher for the Tennessees® HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES, * The following table showa the highest and lowest ‘Prices of the principal stocks wet the day:— 25 Lowest, ‘ts M 97% 93: jew York Central, consolidated: jew York Central scrip ‘The earnings of tne Milwaukee and St, Paul Railroad for the second week in January were ‘$111,450—an increase of $19,711 as compared witn last year. THE RAILROAD BONDS. The following were the bids for the rallroad Donds:— ow York Con 5, 1888. 98 fork Gen 6's, 1887. ol ee $ork (en fork Tol & Wab equip bas, ‘Yo! & W cons con st York Ce te T10 York ven T's, "65-76. Orv & Ps 34m. Chic & Alt s f Pres Ohio 4M Unio & Mise 2d Dub & Sioux City ist Peviaeuiar RR bonos St Louis & Iron M Ist in. —— «= rs * _NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JANUARY 21, 1872.-TRIPLE SHEET. Bae Baie £ sus ‘Seusintag wore “od bate for the city bank B svtingons York, 130; Manhattan, 150; Merchants’, 116; Mechanics’, 130; Union, 134; America, 143; City, 225; Tradesmen’s, 148; Leather Manufac- turers’, 175; State of New York, 110; Commerce, 115; Broadway, 270; American Exchange, 1125; Irving, 123; Metropolitan, 136; Citizens, 185; East River, 110; Shoe and Leather, 152; Continental, 95: St. Nicholas, 115; Marine, 165; Commonwealth, 87; Importers and Traders’, 160; Park, 153; New York National Exchange, 97; Central National, 100%; Fourth National, 10934; Ninth National, 107%; Tenth National, 70; Uriental, 160; Bankers and Brokers’ Association, 80; German-American, 107%. THE IMPORTS OF THE WEEK. The total imports for the past week were $6,134,738, ‘The imports (other than dry goods and specie) at the port of New York for the week ending January 19, 1872, $6,873,016, ‘The imports of foreign dry goods at New York during the past week and since the beginning of the year were:— For the week, Entered at port Thrown on market, Since January 1, Entered at port. ‘Thrown on mar! 1870, ‘1871. 1872, $1,571,104 $2,045,048 $2,261,722 1,643,409” 2,141,038” 2,200,768 2,869,049 , 3,857,200 3,879,718 ++ 2,408,814 3,860,634 4,018,509 SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOOK EXCHANGE. Saturday, Jan, 20—10:15 A. M. 94500 300 abs West U'Tel...be 2 2500 Be 000 4 500 ny i86 2500 ous 1000 66: 9a 9} 5000, Hig GuN0 12356 9856 10000 20 sig 500 80. Ff 1B Fs 1000 2 1000 93) 33! 1500 brig) Fe ‘3000 1oa* 400 3396 = ay i: rr wae 20 rH 21000 soe 900 17009 98% 100 9354 100 86) 2000 935% 200 36 87% 1300 36 a 4 Fed 4 107 i Et ee Pat ‘4 ie St Paul REDO 87 ‘sig 800 Mil & St P pia. if i) 8835 199 Tol, a aw RK °° 200 vol, 0 & 10 Rabo Be 12:15 and 2:15 o’Clock P. M. 8800 OS 6's, "81 c,sm... 115 81000 U 8 5-20's, c, '68.. is 5000 do... 115; ‘u00 do. 18200 US 5-20, r, "62. 11% = 1700 C8 b- 2000 US 5-20, 0, '62,cb2d Noss 600) US. 2000 US 6-21, ©, "85 0 6uv0 US 20000 US ae "61 10000 US 6's, neiy ing One o’Clock P. M. 100 mec parece Coal Anatee dc it U Tel, a bo 833 Ed he Bee go 12h ek M Go pf. ie Hg 400 a0 MBS Uo. wa io Mita ste Ritu be He i Pitts, FLW & C 9659 10 Gl 15 Chic & Alton pref. 123 300 Rit-be Yd WH a sido RR. 58 200 Bove. dB Lg 100 do. 56% STREET QUOTA QUOTATIONS. ayes Five o’Clock P. M. 14% N ¥ Cen cot NY Cen acriv.. Erie. . wageenre DRY _Goops MARKET, ‘The market he ia fairly active during the past week, especially in the leading styles of cotton goods, many of which have advanced during the week, Brown sheetings anc shirtings were freely offered, especiaily all grades of fine browns. Prices have advanced and many qualities are largely oversold. Bleached sheetings and sbirtings are active, with some tickets largely advanced, Lonsdale 4-4 being marked at 18 cents. Satteens and corset jeans share the activity of other cottons, and the large demand and scarcity of stock have caused an advance, Naumkeag is marked at 163,¢., Pequot at 15°., Kearsarge brown at 16};c., do. slate and bleached at 16c. Rotled Jaconets are tn good demand, and have advauced to 12c, in all makes. Jobbers find trou- bie in getting goods to supply their large orders. Prints are noc fairly opened, only a fair business having been done in medium work. Prices depend upon the price of printing cloths, and these, marked now at sc., might compel a@ change in prints if ad- vanced; 11 }<c. Is the price at preseut of most of the lea acing’ tickets. Ginghams o1 the Lancaster ticket have been cut down to 13c., Which created quite a in the mar- ket. WOOLLEN Goops, Beavers move slowly un account of the advance of the first of the year, Doeskins are moderately active and have ad- vanced slightly, thougu not at all in proporuon to cost of production, ‘The lower qualities are scarce and in demand. Fancy cassimeres have moved quite freely, though buyers are not as picnty as last week. There 1s hope of better prices, and considerable firmness has been maintained. In light weights the stock of low and medium qualities is getting reduced, FOREIGN DRY GOODS. Alpacas and mohairs have advanced with the ad- vance of raw material in Europe, and the cheaper »Btyles, 80-called, are notin market. The demand for spring wear "1s nob diminished, notwithstanding the increase of domestic mauufacture. The present advance of home products is not in proportion with the foreign, as the former have aiready been ad- vanced to meet the stapie. Ttalian cloths ays @ much Nigher figure and are taken with caution by clotnters, Linens are ac' ve und higher prices will, doubt- less, prevail. Dress goods are expected to increase in firmness. Shawis, especially Thivets, are Jargely advanced in Europe and will sympatuize nere, Biack silk are nut expected to show much differ- ence, but fancy silk will ve he neg higher, owing to increased cost and demand. “MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, Married. ANDERSON—ANDREWS.—On Thursday, ‘anuary 18, by Rey. James Millett, at the bride’s residence, | GkoRGE ANDERSON, late of Boston, to Miss Mary ANNE ANDREWS, all Of this o. ELLSWORTH—ENGELKEN.—On Wednesday, Janu- ary 17, at the resilence of Miss Bergen, 144 ae etie avenue, Brookiyn, by the Key. Benjamin Pe? BENJAMIN fF. ELL8worta to LOUISE U., jaughter of the late a 0, Engeiken, of Bre- men, Germany. No card: = jOURLIE—BROWN.—OD Inesday, January 3, by the Rev. Mr, Wiswaid, Mr. Jony G, COURLIE (0 Miss A. Resecoa BROWN, all of New York, HgcnhT—ALLovon.—On Tnesday, January 16, at St. Mary's Assumption church, West Forty-ninth al er ien: eas akon Stroenie, Jossen M, c! y OVON, s€C the late J. D. Atlovon. Lies a eral Parxen—Hotcakiss.—On That January 18, 1872, at the residence o tne bride's parents, GEORGE White PARKER, of Meriden, Conn., to MARLA Lovise, eldest daughter of Charles B. Hotchkiss, Esq.. of Bridgeport, Conn. ITH—KEANEY.—At (ne residence of the bride's rents, on Miursday, January 13, by the Rev. Henry E. Montgomery, ‘T, ECORNE SMITH, JR, to ELLA J., daughter of &. T. Reaney, all of this city, SNookK—WEAVER.— OD "Weanesuay, Jann 1%, 1872, in Brooklyn, E. )., by the Key. J. L. Peck, JAMES H. SNOOK to M BA A. WEAVER, VANDERHOEF—BEATTY.—At Norwa Wednesday, January 17, by Rev. Charles Soucek, STANLEY VANDERBOBF, Of Brookiyn, to Pav: lad daughter of Sanuei Beatty, Esq., of Norwalk, WACK—REYNOLDS.--On Thursday, Jat ancy ll, 1872, by the Rev, Maisey W. Knapp, WriuiaM N. Wack, of New Jorsey, to Miss Hacrig A, REYNOLDS, or Newark, Wayne county, New York, Died. AyyETi.—At Fort Lee, N. Uary 20, 1872, ELIZABETH, daughter of the lave Ste- Ei bag = oe pK ety aged i 18 yours. pe ype ite aged 25 yeal vos aiud frisuds are invited to attend the faneral on Mon at two o'cl . ‘. Inte renidenge, 300 East Tea pent aires?) com nie Norice.—The members of the Teomas F. Haly co- tere are notified to meet at Humpboidt Hall, No. 92 avenue C, on Monday, January 22, at one o'clock, to attend the funerat of our late member, Andrew Brennan. By order. TEL HANLY, President. P. J. CASEY, Secretat Norice.—rhe members of the Vulcan Guard are requested to meet at headquarters, Vulcan House, on'Monday, January 22, at ‘one o'clock, to attend the tuneral of our ex-captain, Andrew Brennan. E! batting KEELY, Captain, Henry J. Byengs, Secretar: BuRRows.—On, Friday, January 19, WILSON A, patho relatt id friends of the fam ves and friends o! respect- fully invited to atzend the funeral, ipo o'clock, oday i (Sunday), from the Reformed church, Yon- Y. UBRISTIANSON.—On Saturday, January 20, HAN- NAT JANE, ee meres child of Thomas and Sarah Christianso: S yeu, T months and 18 days, ‘The tienda of the family are respectfully suid to atvend the funeral, from 112 Henry street, tnis (Sunday) alternoon, at three o'clock. Cuancy.—On ‘Thursday, January 18, OwENn te native of county Leitrim, parish Cloona- clare, Ireland. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the Church of St. Michael, corner Thirty-second street and Ninth avenue, leaving residence 211 West Thirty-tirat street, on Sunday atternoon, at one o'clock. CLEVELAND.—At Newark, N. J., on Friday, Janu- ary 19, FANNI€ GORDON OLEVELAND, wife of Wily liam H, Cleveland, ‘The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Monday, the 22d inst., at two P. M., from her late residence, 33 Lombardy street, without fur- ther invitation, CoLs,—OLARENCE, eldest son of Samuel and Deborah Coles, aged 8 years and 6 months, Funeral on Monday, January 22, at twelve M., at White Piains Upper Methodist church, Friends of oe family are invited to attend without further notice, a Sotae- ron on een Morning, January 19, MarR- ART BY, ‘The relativ’ ve and ida is of be 4 fomtiy, also amon of ner son, Jonn M. Gitea to ntiena the funeral, fr from hor late roai noe, No. 220 West Fiftieth street, on Sunday, January 21, at twelve o'clock ConNoR.—On ‘inursday, January 18, of softenta: of the prain, James CONNOR, the beloved husbani of Ann kelly, a native of Glack, parish of Fatians- town, county Louth, Ireland, in the 513¢ year of nis The relatives, friends and acquaintances of the family are respectfally invited to attend the runes. from his late residence, 30 Chyrystie street, to-day (Sunday), at one o'clock, Drogheda Argus please copy. ConNoR.—On Thursday, January 18, MARTA SARAH Connor, aged 18 years, 2 months and 24 days, The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, 19 Cnerry street, on Sun- day, January 21, at one o'clock P. COSTELLO.—At 134 Bridge street, Brooklyn, on Saturday, January 20, JULIA Correr, daughter of Michael dnd Margaret ‘Costello, aged 26 years and 6 months, Tae relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday, January 21, at two o’ciock. Coyie.—On Friday, January 19, 1872, ANNE CoYLE, aged 32 years. ‘The reatives and (riends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 439 West Sixteenth street, this (Sunday) afternoon, atone P. M. Davip.—On Saturday, January 20, at seven o'clock A. M., at the residence, 355 West Fiftieth » On Saqurday, dap: ; street, EmILix, wile of Josep David, aged 44 years and 8 months, bE Nysk.—in Brooklyn, on Fader, January 19, James D, J. DE Nysk, in hts 44th year, ‘The relatives and friends of the yamily are invited to attend his funeral, from the Fleet strect Metno- AER iia church, on Sunday, January 21, at on FecpMaNx.—On Friday, January 19, 1872, HeN- RIsTTA HARMINA-ELiga, daughter of Heary and Margaret Feldmann, aged 2 years, 11 months and 19 days. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully tn- vitert to attend the ,funeral, from the residence of her parents, corner of Henry and Pike street, 1p this city, this day (Sunday) January 21, at one o'clock P. FRIEDENRERG.—On Thursday night, January 18, Saran, youngest child of Isaac ana Sarah Frieden- berg, aged 1 year and 11 months, Funeral will take place on Sunday morning, January 21, at ten A. M,, from the residence of her parents, No. 347 East Nineteenth street. Relatives and {friends of the family are invited to attend with- out further notice, GENnIN.—At Yonkers, on Friday eventing, January 19, NANCY GENIN, widow of John N. Genin, in the 81st year of her age. Funeral from the residence of her son, John N. Genin, 115 East Sixueth street, near Fourth avenue, pels York city, tng day (Sunday), at two o'clock » Gimary.—on Saturday, January 20, CATHARINE, widow of John Grealy,'in the 79th’ year of her oerne friends of the family are respecttully invited to attend her iuneral, from her late residence, 81 Atlantic street, Brooklyn, on Monday, the 224 inst., at two o'clock P.M. GILBERT.—At Jersey City Heights, N. J., on Fri- aay. aRRRENE 19, WILLIAM GILBERT, Sr., aged 82 yea The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, Clinton avenue, near Palisade ave- nue, On Sunday, January 21, at half-past tweive GILLBSPTE.—Suddenly, on Friday, January 19, of disease of the heart, MONTGOMERY J. GILLESPIE, ed 26 years. ‘ne fineral will take place on Sunday, January 21, at two o'clock P. M., from tls late residence, 175 avenue ©, Kriends and relatives are respectfully invited, GRAHAM,—Op Friday, January 19, Huan A. GRa- HAM, 1n the 35th year of his age, Relatives and friends of the family, also members of Scotia Lodge F. and A. M., are respectfully tn- vited to attend the ft eral, from the Twenty-fourth street Methodist Rpipecpat church, on Monday, 22d inst., at one o'clock GRataM.—Scotia Lodge, No, 634, F. and A. M.:— Brethren—You are hereby summoned to attend a special communication, on Monday, January 22, at half-past twelve f. M., sharp, at our rooms, ‘161 Eighth avenue, corner of Eighteentn street, for the purpose of paying the last tribute of respect to our deceased worthy brother, Hugh A. Gratam. Breth- ren of sister lodges are fraternally invited to unite with us, By order, KENNETH MACKENZI#, M. WILLtam R. Eakins, Secretary. HENNESSEY.—On Friday, January 19, JOLtA, the beloved wife of David Hennessey, a native of Shra Borrosokane, Ireland, aged 33 years. The relatives and ‘friends of the family and the members of St. Patrick’s Mutual Alliance are re- spectially invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 340 East Sixteenth street, on Sunday, ae Inst, at two o'clock; thence to Calvary Ceme- vadligarsson, —In Brooklyn, MICHA on Thursday, January LIGGINSON, aged 37 years and 6 montns. its relat and friends and those of his brotn- ers, Thomas and James, and of his brother-in-1aw, ‘Thomas Harty, and the members of the N. Y. Y. M. R. 0, B. A., the New York Hat Finishers’ Trade Association and the Hat Finishers’ Benevolent Asso- ciation are imvited to attend the funeral, on Sunday, January 21, at two o'ciock, from lis late residence, $2 Dean street, Brooklyn. Noricz.—The members of the New York Hat Finishers’ Benevolent Association are notified to meet at Runk’s Hotel, No. 274 Grand street, on Sunday, January 21, 1872, at twelve o'clock M., to attend the funeral of our late member Michael Higginson, THOMAS H. “SHAW, President. ILLIAM 1), SPINNING, Secretary. To THE MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK YOUN MEN’S ROMAN CATHOLIO BENEVOLENT ASSOCIA+ ‘TION.—Brothers, vou are hereby notified to asgem- bie at No. 92 Deon street, near Smith street, Brook- lyn, on Sunday, January 21, at half-past one P. to make arrangements for attending the funer our late brother. Michael it Bigeineon. By order, ‘BOWEN, President. P. Trous. Recording 8¢ Secretary. Horan.—On cernrany, January 20, WILLTAM hem native of Birr, Kings county, Ireiand, agea ‘ears. uneral from his late residence, 329 East Thirty- fifth street, on Monday, 22d inst., at two P. M. The bs of the family are respectiully invited to at- HUNT. —On Friday, January 19, WiLson J. Hunt, in the 92d year of his ag rhe relatives and friends, and those of his son, Natuaniel W. Hunt, are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, ‘com hia late residence, 138 West ‘Twenty-first street, on Monday afternoon, at one’ o’clock. IRWIN.—JAMES IRWIN, in the 48th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the famiiy are re- spect(ully invited to attend the funeral, at his late residence, 228 Kast Thirty-fou'th street, this (San- Gay) afternoon; funeral services at one o'clock. ACKSON.—OO Saturday, January 20, Davip T. JACKSON, in the 691n year of nis age. The relatives and friends of the rey | are respect- fully invited to attead the funeral, from St. Mi- chaei’s church, Ninety-ninth street and Broadway, on Tuesday, 23d inst., at ten o’clock A. M. JoHNSON.—In Brooklyn, on Friday, January 19, 1872, ELLEN H. JOHNSON, Wife of Leonard L. Jonnson, ears. TARNEY, THO Month’s mind for the repose of the soul of OWEN KRAxN&Y, late of Brooklyn, will take place, on Monday, juary 22, at half-past nine A. M., 'g cuurch, Pacific street, brooklyn, The Friends of the family, and also those of his tae ee Rey. P. Maen are invited to atiend. BLLY.—On Saturday, gangary a of consump- tion, ELIZ F. KELLY, aged 22 yei Relatives and {tends of the family are respect- full invited to attend the funeral, trom her late rest- aence, 238 Atlantic street, on Monday, January 22, without further notice, nolan Saturday evening, January 20, ANN Kin tive of Athleague, county Roscommon, Tread, ged 48 years. ‘The funeral, of Mwhieh further notice will be given, ‘wil take piace from the residence of her protier-in- law, James Kane, 853 third avenue, Kissam.—On Saturday, January 20, Wittta A. KIssast, son of tno late Rev. Samuel Kissam. Re jatives and friends of the family are respects - son ai fully tnvited to attend the funeral, from the Middle Reformed church, kev, Mr. Ingersoll, Bd tvs oeloee Fe ee Lsvi.—On Thursd: January 18, ai A MOSELY, eldest son of Nathan and Matilda eave oF Biroung- ham, England, 44 years and T Relatives ana friends ard those of his brother, herpes Mosely, are invived io atvend cae sonar (Sunday), at ten o'clock A. M., trom the Whit corner Broadway and Twelith street. ILLBR.—At Baltimore, Md., on Sacurday, Janu- 3. ea enones MILLER, cigar merchant, late of New Glasgow pepe rs please copy. Montkn, etn C , Iil., on Wednesday, January a. MARY JANE Mekxvzix, wite of Edmond Motier. The remains will be brought on for interment, and funeral will take place on Monda; ‘22d inst., Serine ir {rom railway de at half-past e1 A. M. toner, YY eriday, January 1 pore me Oe rector: All Saints’ Memoriat church, Mineral P sarvices will be held in Zion church, bop avenue and nar ty” ataae street, on Mon- , January 22, at be epee rian da danuary 19, 1872, Mary E. NirFin, beloved wife of George Nip, aged 24 years, Funerat on Sunday afternoon, at one o'clock. Modioannr.-On Friday, January 19,1872, Bripoer accinone, Se beloved wife of Patrick McCloskey, 30 yea “tere friends is of her nusband and of her father, John Archbold, and of her brothers Bernard, Tom, Ruly and James, also her brotuers-in-law, James Ryan, ‘Timothy Feely and Patriak Mulligan, are fondly in- vited to attend the funeral, trom her late residence, No, 673 Eleventh avenue, Decween Forty-eiguth and Foriy-ninth streets, on (Sunday) afternoon, at one O'clock, Remains will be taken to Calvary Cemtery tor interment. McLAIN.—WARREN B. MCLAIN, eldest son of Jonn and Mary Ann McLain, aged $ years, 8 months and 25 days. Funeral totake place from the residence of nis } tarred 84 Waite. sireet, on Monday afternoon, january 22, at two o'clock. Providence papers please copy. McMauon.—On Saturday, Janaary 20, McMauow, aged 19 years and 2 months. ‘The relatives und friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 325 morning, the Jersey City, the Rev. JAMES EuGgNE Bey street, Brooklyn, on Sunday, January 21, at | wo P, M, MoNULTy.—On Saturday, January 20, BripgET Aun, wile of Dennis MeNuity, in the byth year of ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited ‘2 attend the funeral, trom her lave residence, 146 West Twentieth street, on Tues hen mornin, halt -past mine o’clock, to the Churc! of St. anos Xavier, West Sixteenta street; trom thence to Calvary Ceme-tery, PARENT.—On Saturday, sennar 20, PARENT, in tho 75th year of his ‘The relatives and friends of U i tamily are re- spectfully invited to attend the funer :!, from the residence of his son, David, 101 Kieventh street, Brooklyn, E. D., on Sunday, January 21, at two o'clock P.M. PRALL.—At New Rochelle, on Thursday, January 18, HENRY WORSTER PRALL, aged 27 yeurs. ‘The relatives and friends Of the famiy are re apectfully mvited to attend the funeral, on Monday, ) at one o'clock P. M,, frou the Reformed Dr. Hutton), ou Washington square. m Thursday evening, January 18, jest child of Louts and Jeannette Schutz, DANIEL MIRIAM, aged 4 vears,'5 months and Ll days, ‘The funeral will take place {rom the residence of her parents, 259 Seventh street, this (Sunday) morn- ing, at hall-past nine SuererR.—On Thursday, January 18, of croup, our dear jitie WILLIE, 80m of Waiter S, and Jenuie E, Sherer. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from tne residence of his grand- parents, this (Sunday) afternoon, at hali-past one o'clock. STEIGER.—On Saturday morning, January 20, Vic- TOR ARTHUR, the only child of Victor E. aud Helena 8. Steiger, aged 3 years and 3 months, Tne funeral services will take place at the residence of his grandmother, Mrs, D, A. Bokee, 171 |. Hicks street, Brooklyn, on Monday, at Laree o’clock » M. Sronky.—In Brooklyn, on Friday, January 19, Mary Stoney, widow of Richard Stoney, native of (he parish of Killcorman, Kings county, Ireland, in the ofth year of her age. ‘The raneral will take place from her late residence, 824 Hicks street, to-day (Suliday), at Lalf-past one o'clock. SULLIVAN.—On Friday, the 19th Inst., Trmoray SULLIVAN, @ native of the county Cork, Ireland, aged 27 years, The foneral will take place from vatand seg Cease 9 tal, this (Sunday) afternoon, al two o’c! remains will be interred in Calvary Ceme: ee TAYLOR.—ON Friday, January 19, after a long and lingering fitness, JAMEs D., eldest son of John and Jane Taylor, aged 24 years aud 3 months and 17 ays, The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from No. 34 Dominick street, on Sunday, January 21, at two o'clock, At @ special meeting of “I’? Company, Twenty- second regiment N, G. 8, N. Y., held at their room, in the Armory, on Friday ‘evening, January 19, 4872, {t was unanimously resolved that tne membef% of vhis company attend in citizens’ dress the runeral of our late comrade and ex-member, James D. ‘Taylor. The ex-officers and ex-members are also requested to attend, ‘fo meet at the Armory, Fourteenth street and Sixth avenue, at one o'clock P. M., Sun- day, the 2ist inst. MORRIS DUCKWORTH, Captain, TuroporE D. Kica, secretary. TRire.—At North Castle, on Friday, January 19, LEEMAN B. ‘TRipp, in the 66th year of his age. Dearest father thou hast left us, And thy loss we deeply feel; But 'ts God that hath bereit us— He can all our sorrows heal, The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, at his late residence, North Castle, on Mon- day, January 22, at eleven o'clock A. M. Witper.—On’ Thursday, January 18, at twelve o'clock, Lypia_L., wife of M. W. Wilder anu daughter of A. L., and Imogene Batterson. A du- tuul daughter and devoted wife, Funeral will take place from the Fifth Avenue Baptist church, Rev. Thomas Armitage, Forty -sixtn street, near Fifth ave., this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited. The remains Will be taken to Greenwoou Cemetery. Woure.—On Sunday, January 14, FLORENCE MA TILDA, infant daughter of Frederick and Jenuie kK. Studweil Wolfe, aged 7 weeks. Remains interred in Greenwood, KOR SALE. ne RARE OPPORTUNIT “AT A GREAT sacrifice, the complete Fixtures of a Champa, ablishinent ; fixtures all complet Broadway, 10 the b IN A POPULOUS NEIGHBOR. D0 stock over #200; rent of store and first floor $85 monthly ; no reasonable offer refused. LLOYD, 29 Broadway, urst floor. LARGE § small size of He Je cheap, by JEWELRY STORE FOR SALE.—APPLY AT 173 Grand aireet, Brooklyn, B.D, WHEELER & WILSON FAMILY SEWING MA- chine for sale, enclosed in walnut, in pertect order ; lll be soud for $40, with ail the attachments com- 7 Bieevker street. ere ,MEDIUM AND ONE 44 and Lillie’s make, for tne. SHANCE SELDOM MET WITH—A WELL ESTA ed Looking Glass, Picture Frame and Gilding Busi- ‘Av- le, In consequence of t Sixth avenue, No agel jeath of proprietor. FOR SALE—NOW DOING FINE BUSINE . ms a Pee property for sale if re- AKERY 4 long tease wil be giv x ortment of late job type. 3 Duane street, OR SALE—BY REASON or “THE DEATH OF THE ale t oren's Aye) established Manufacturing Business, ot food trade, For particulars api ly to FREDERICK STEVENS, a4 Washingtoa’ str wark, N. J,, between Sand 10 A. M., or 120 Chambers’ atreet, New York, between land 2P Pp. JOR SALE-ONE OR TWO DRUG STORES, ON COR- ‘Apply 10! Mt ners of prinelpal thoroughfares. Apply to J. 8, DAVID. SON, city desk, at W. H. Sebetfelin & Co. 's, corner of Beek- man and Will sireets, OR SALE—AT A BARGAIN, A FIRST CLASS OR cery Siore, down town, on 'weat aise, near one of principal ferries and ratiroad depots, Aduress WESTERN, Herald of Feet SALE—STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A FIRST GAIN IF APPLIED FOR IM- 7.8 frst class Manufacturing Busnneasy with Machinery; rent low: in New York, doing as through city and country; will bear investigation. Address MANUFACTURER, the closest Herald ofice. POR, SALE LEASE AND, FIXTURES OF A. LONG estabiished millinery store ai with Stock Ii esired; low rent ani cood te muon’ sickness case. of ASH, Herald otice. For sa SALE—A STORE, IN A GOOD LOCATION, WITH a stock of Dry Gouds and Grocertt 0 the Grouads aod Building, situated tn tl “ah Aa i ete of the Erie Railroas. hd some city property in ex liv Heraid ottice, ounty seat rasy, fi aay: A darees SINCLARE, bos ? PENT | oN ek Feet SALE—A DISTILLERY STORE, NOW pai ate A dress el cianrtth "es aliccateees ee pani tase 1,266 Broadway, NS wees BALD =A. ¢ am eee LOCATION ONE OF ‘on premises, 198 Fulton atroet, Mason's wine roo pone _—e $< $ F°%..! SALE—THE Soe a FIXTURES OF eon stil. ea jenderson ana @ oy — Sting, of Horse, W: Pinturest re f bs LB. 4 oh i) Eoteor ha of all a Apply to a Fons SALE—1 YEARS? beg AND FIXTURES OF A Goods rat rate business; satisfac: U a premises to U. ‘UEORGS 1 avenue, OR SALE—THE FIRST CLASS STOCK AND FIX- Saeence Eas miore No.8 bo ea ag the [ere of bala et gether or separately. immediate purchaser be met with very Aiberal’ierma, Inquire on the pre- ing, will be F°,54 SALE-A WHEfLER & WILSON MACHINE; will be sold caeap for cash, Apply at 04 Third street, OR SALE—AN OLD ESTABLISHED HAT STORE, A 145 Nassau street. F%, SALE—ON REASONABLE RERMS, a ESTAB- lished Fancy and Furoishin: Fixtures and fine Lease, for cash, g004 real est Ito"or sscurities; mast be sold betore March 1. Apply at’ (666 Six avenue. FPO", SALE AT A BARGAIN THE LEASE, stock and Fixtures of the Liquor Store corner of Broadway and Seventh street, Williamsburg, well known as the ail House; now dolug a good paving business and sold Gnly on account of the proprietor being engaged tn like busi- ness in New York, MARSHALL, 130 South Inquire of JW, w York, between S and 5 NROCERY FOR SALE—IN THE UPPER PART OF THE it @ superior Grst class Grocery Store, includiny nice Fixtures, Horses, Wagona, dc. Apply to J, H. TERRELL, 843 Eighth avenue. a, (LEASE "AND FURNITURE SaLE—OREAT argain, las ying guest; also partner wanted for mmer wod suiphur hotels fo the State; fully medical man preferred. Addrese S.3., Herald RNER GROCERY rice 87. DPI RASE AND FIXTURES OF A Ci for sale ; Grat class location uptows to W, FIRMIN, 338 Greenwich street, ADIES' NEW WEED AND WHEELER & WIESON'S Sewing Machines for gale, on monthly instalments, pay able ta work at home, YORK MACHINE STIi ING COMPANY, 43 Biecaker streets AVES CHEAP FOR CASIL—WERRING'S, MARVIN'S and Wilder's; Lillie’s tmproved Sates at reduced prices; Bafes exchanged and repaired. Laliie Safe Company. 0. 6. QUIRK, successor, No, 3 Fark ‘ph TOOK OF HARDWARE AND HOUSE FURNISHING at sacrifice ; worth $3,600 ; sell to-morrow for 1,000; noth fog but cash “98 Montgomery street, Jersey City, ruom 1, up ra, 1B _MOST VALUABLE PATENT OF THE DAY FOR sale; a great bargain, for cash and Western lands. Ap- ply at 10 Barclay street, sécoud floor. OR SALE—A 80-HORSE TUSULAR BOILER, WITH Pump and Fittings complete; a bar, MODONALD & CO., 35 Dey atreet, room 6. VOR SALE CAEAP—A_ 6-ROLL, 2INCH PLANER and Matcher (Schenck); also Dimension Flaner, Mold- ing, Mortising, Tenon Shaper, Band Saw, Scroll, Reslitting Saw, do. G. HARVEY, 33 Ferry street, New York. TOR SALE- ITY HORSE ENGINE. SECOND hand; y Horse, new; one Otis Elevator. rm Boiler and Connections. Engines, Pl WHITFORD & CORSCADEN, Engineers and Machineits, 16 Vandewater atreet. jOOT LAT ROVED CONSTRUCTION, atitable for in Jewellers, model makers ant thers, at $2 Plymouth street; Brooklyn, E. P. RYDER, Agent, REAT MACHINERY DEPOT, 616 WEST THIRTY X ‘fourth street, near Tenth avenue, Engines, Boilers an Steam Pumps, all’ sizes; Tape Looms and Cord Machi cheap Fat Tanks, &c. FOX & PRNING PRESSES CHEAP—1WO DEGENER’S, nearly new, eighth and quarto size . REAULES, 12 North William street. P.O SUGAR MANUFACTURERS,—FOR SALE, A COM- plete set of Machinery for the manufacture of Maltine and grape sugar, also one 9 foot Vacuum Pan, with Pump, of Guild & Garrison's manufacture; one 6 foot Copper Vacunm Pan, with Guild & Garrison Purp, all in good condition and ready for use; also all the Fixtures for the manufacture of corn starch, including Mills, Shakers, Elevators, Conveyers, &c. Inquire at 60L Firat avenue. WO %INCH OAK TANNED LEATHER BELTS, donble, second hand, as good as new, for sale cheap, by REIDY & KIELY, 28 Ferry streot, 7 TLL RD & DE BEVOIS Di ers in New and Second Hind Ma Portables; 12xu4, 12x20, 1ox36_ Station: Smith's 8}gx10 ‘Engines Shafting, Hangers, ary t and’ Upright Wolleres Sectional ulieys and Belting. ANTED—A SKC GINE AND BOIL- ers, from 100 to 120 horse power. Address, stating ticulare, A. T. 8, Horald ¢ oftice. POLITICAL. OLITICAL PRINTING OF EVERY Di done to short notice by Yblighment, corner of Broadway and Ai eietiOn the Meiropolitan Printing Ew fork treet, New a5 a EUROP se aaah NER MPORTANT TO AMERICAN FAMILIES WHO PRO- pose visiting Europe.—To let, a completely furnished Resi- Gence, 20 minutes by train (rom Paris; one of the most com- plete and elegant residences in France; house contains mod. era conveniences, Millard room, &c. tiully ald out; Mee, he pretty stream of water ru art of the gardens ; the cae is enclosed in u substantial wall and t9 in perfect order. or further particulars apply to COUDERT BROTHERS, 49 HAVING A 1 please ad- \OOT LATHE WANTED.—AN AMATEUR, first class Lathe and Too! Gress box 85 Poughkeepate ( Westen: pave FaxT OR DRAWERS MUST BE walnut faced ; will tal ‘k and Furniture if desir able. Address REFIT?! ING. Herald oflice. ws ANTED—A POWER ELEVATOR, WITH APN all capable of lifting 2,000 pounds. Address POWER, box us Heral lice. cu. ES lor Bedsteads, with a full spring and Hair Mattress. Bre ya Io Hleecker atreet, corner of Sullivan, up atairs, oy A MAS NIFICENT ASSORTMENT HOUSEHOLD FUR- niture for Froperty family leaving city; superb Drawing Room Suit, Pomvadour style, covered aatin broca tel. cost for $200; Ktageres, Pianoforte, Paintings, Bronzes; C! nataber, Dining Furniture; axcrifice. M. H. DRAKE, 36 oth st. near Sth ar LL THE MAGNIFICENT AND COSTLY HOUSEHOLD Furniture at the elegant five story brown stone r denice 262 Weat Forty-second treet, between Seventh, a i Eighth avenues, for ent wacrifice.— Maguificent Pompadour Parlor Suit, in satio, 0st, 2500, for $200; one do. “4 100; Turkish Suit, cost $800, or $235; Parlor and’ Libra Ba faim $80 unt Plapetorie, Paintiaga, hroozes, Curtaina, Mirrors, rosewood and walnut Chamber Suits, Mattresses, Dining Furniture, less than half original cost, TO SUIT PURCHASERS, of five story private re carior 6 ju) Bookease, Mirrors, Dining Room Buffet, Chairs, Extension, Centre and fhe Tables, &c., at less than half orignal cost. C ARPETS, Furniture, Beds, Bedding, de, ents taken by the week or month. ‘Terms easy. KELLY & © corner of Twenty-fifti nd Sixt) ave a CARPETS ek and low pri THWAITS, re Chatham street, menis taken. URNITURE, CARPETS, BOOKS AND LIBRARIES ought for cash at No, 4 University place, between a Washington square ; 6,00) volumes books, aaiso old Ou F ntings for sale, ONTHLY OR WEEKLY Furniture, Bedding, 4c, AND BEDDING.—AN_IM- at BM, COWPER. Weekly aud nivntuly pay- PAYMENTS—CARPETS, DEALY & CUNNINGHAM, Wants ‘ED—SE Carpets, Bedding, small house; wiil buy In 8, box 395 Post oflic OND HAND, FURNITURE, INCLU DING and Kitchen Ware, to furnish a one or more lots for cash. Address MEDICAL. _ 1ON.—TWENTY YEARS’ PRUSSIAN MILI- ry hospital experience ; diseases successfully and per- manenuly cured; ee on free, A. —MRS, W. Ht. MAXWE! F ibs PHYSICIAN 114 East Tenta street. sig EMAL A‘ UNYORTUN ATES, Fr FROM WHATEVER CAUSE produced, speedily cured vy Dr. GRINDLE, 120 Weat Twenty: sath street 4, Dear Sixth avenue. SPEEDY com FOR ALL UNFORTUNATES BY Dr. and Mme. West, female physician and midwife, 144 West Fortieth RAND MME, GRINDLE, PHYSICIANS FOR LA- dies; confidential and skilful treatment. Ofice, 120 West Twenty-aixth street, near Sixth avenue, OR SALE—AN OLD ESTABLISHED DYEING BUSI- ness, now doing & “BYE prot ie Dusiuess; terme: good tease, Address DYER, Herald onice, F" SALE—HOTEL AND fi eSTAURANT: THE LEASE and Furniture of « handsomely furnished wptowa Pas. located on @ thoronghfar ‘active man, with $10,000 > Lapielne ° DYE «CURTISS, 608 Siath avenue, Jpor SALE—A FIRST CLASS BAKERY, CONFEC- tionery and Tce Cream Saloon, on Alanine thorough: fare, doing @ business second to none tn cihe city of Brooklyn ; large and increasing party trade; price or whole $15,0W tecluding horses, wagons and everyting appertain. ing to the business all o! ‘eilent condition; Hike out those having the money will be treated with, ay ot to JOUNSON & MILLER, 29 Nawau street, New York. OR SALE—FOR Irs OWNER NoT tolt—The Cigar Store, 704 Se corner of Forty-eighth street, enue, cigar store. OR SALES AIRE OLAMS, MELLINERY ESTAR mt J, bbe appreciaied, Address Te Nox 100" Herala ottee, bread For SALE_BOOT AND SHOR STORE, WITH DWEL- ling attached, with or without Stock ; old stand; o: ‘nb going gout of the oly, Apply (0 JAMES CAGNEY, 631 Taquire at 40s KANDER KING, LADIES' PHYSICIAN— Years’ {amily practice; his treaiment never faiion tree Yo Amity ate . Bae R. FILET, 697 aR abway, MAGNETIC AND Electric ‘Physician, cures chronte Pa: without Teitcines | » special ty. Office hours, WU A. M. to2 P. M., 5 P. . to fails; cons BOTT, 50 BOND STREET.—LADL Ml consuiting physician, Skilfu! treatment and m; D’ erat P é Dats AND. MADAME SELDEN, PHYSICIAN FOR —Coniidential and sxiitul treatment; advics free. Unico, of Aimy street, near Flith avenue. TABI AND § GENTLE! CAN CONSULT DR, N 772 Broad street, Newark, N. J.; treatment WORCEST PHYSICIAN, 49 ~=CHARLES a between Washingvon and W. adies consult der on ali aliments, Board, nursing j| ‘latent dopted, 4c. |GERS VISIfING ThE CIty IN NEED “OF greaxoi treatment mous consult the old practisiouer, Dr. 18, No. 7 Beach st STREET, DR, HARRISON’ OLD 179 ba ane pect red re entabiis sea cured immedi Consultations wud orreepyaneny VOrT DTiVaNee pee EXOWANGE PLAOR, Jan, 1872. cy & 00, HE FIRM OF Suir day dissolved by aaa Oe a jal consent. "The business ot the frm wil be fiauidated ted who will continue at the old ‘old stand, No. 6 Hi 6 Aa a iva _New Yorx, Jan, 19, 1372, W.S CANFLELD, wl a DPhil ee cata HE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX(STi T Cyan the Sndersline’, od Lee frm uame or jain by ual conse. ous ee PORSTARTINS on: a INET, DMOND 1 AM Jol JaNvany 20, 1872. The business will be continued by JOHN H. TiSSOT, at LS Fulton atreet, = y ADDEIORAL ¢ CAPITAL PROCURED FoR MER- chants and Manufacturers, Manufacturing companies organized and their stock set, and negotiated, Real estate sold or exchanged Cor business. {$60,000 wanted, to purchase principals’ interest (n = large tmporting house in this city; annual sales, 500,000; $25,000 in one of the oldest and best manufacturing houses in the city ; $80,000 in an extensive stationery house, having large orders on hand ; rare chance for an enterprising young mam, For sale or to exchange, for good Real Estate, a large Soap’ Factory on North River; banding 772100; three stories ; part rented at $2,100 per annum; the. frmainder of building used by owner, who is now meking $00 boxes it yeuatiese and t capacity, 1,000 boxes. Will Ve also have $10,000 and $15,000 to invest in Retad 000 to 80,00) in Dry Business in city; 20,000 in Hotel ; $10, Goods; also some line Heal Estate to exchange and for sale. We believe that we havo unequalled facilities for transact ing business fn the above lines, and the satisfaction Our chents us perhaps the bert evidence of the success pent All transactions confidential. No charge weutors, Apply to GRIGGS, CARLETON & CO, Financial Agents, 9% Broadway, New ia York:. Refe Ww. nt. Kivoes Baas of Mears WH, Lyon & 02. 48 and $8, Broad way 5 ton, > Oo.. Madieen eguares Measra, Hunt i ie Chambers, Cio poll George D. bt i adway; Charles ‘Anthite Go 34 Wt of Messrs, Hazen, Whitney ‘. chin dent Mutat enue Savings Bank, Tos ana figs Peat PARTNER wi amall ca) foruroydaya a Ai ‘ ED IMME DIATEDY, 1 Witte arantes a. EH ba Wesulngton ‘square, from 4 mt A a yrenentin Amerioan bu jew York and toreign. ea, A car ofllce, New York. WANTED, A GOOD BUSINESS MAN WITH ¢ or $15,000, to take charge of the financial eens ces, Addresi ok mnanufacturing and joobing houne, To the right party @ ood oppartunie 13 offeredt to Hd prow bia bastnoass ddress U. F. J., box 108 Herald oillee. PARTNER WANTED—WITIL $5,000, TO AID IN AL, extending the manufacture of an article Inthe clothing 4 profits over per cent. Addi intiag place of interview, MERVK, Herald fics. amr se A GENTLEMAN, WIT NERVE TO UNDERTAKE ZA. anything, honest, Voswessing 81,300, wanted to Join toe a ing & profitable, permanent esas. ‘Address SECRET, box 152 Herald ofices suo” UME FROR, SALECAN INTEREST IN A SMALE SUGAR Relinery, 49.8 man, competent vo take charge, Wanted about $25,000, Address SUGAR, box 4,018 Post office. A PROFITALE JOB PRINTING BUSE. Mablished 2 yearn: eitensivo cugh patronage rare chance for beginaers, wit small ca} INTER, 62 Centro street. : a YOOD BUSINESS AND CAPITAL INVESTMENT Le Sugar Plantation near New Orleans. Seo Heral morrow, ‘Caged “Real Estate for Sale or Exchange." *huarees PLANTER, box 3,626 Post ollice, New York, WILL SELL, OR TAKE A PARTNER WITH ce to $10,0W0, in one pf thy best Planing and Sawing Mite in thia large profits from power let, Address 8. HL, aly box ac 9 Herald oiice. AM “ALL ALONE” HAVE A GOOD THING; HAVE ome money, not enough for my, thing; will goin for & ood thing with’ anybody, male or female, oF take anybo fn'with me, mate or female, Address NODDIE, iorald otto WANTED, A PARTNER IN A COMMBRE ving & grind circulation and an advertilag Patronage amounting to $4,000 or $9,000 a yeur; tt is now in ile Courth volume, and needs only a Uttle capital to make itone of the best paying business papers published; thoye having a few thousand dollars to invest will Bud this @ rare wa LITEMARY, Heraid oflice, orice, WANT ED, A RELIABLE MAN WITH ule to sell Lickets and share in the bost money mati exhibition tu "America. "Apply at Lue Broadway, room OTICE.-MR, SALLANDRO’ » OF PARIS, Stke verer on glass and crystal, by a new “process, wishes te increase his business, which already Tolerably extensive, by obtaining the services of man weil acquatated one apd vay could command 2 cote certata amount rade. Apply to Mr OUZE every day between land4P. fi, at 71 Greene street, New York. id ARTNER WANTED.—MACHINE SHOP ON THR Hudaon, In pertect working order, suitable for aay kind of machive work ; jroo, brass and steel castings made onthe premises, VAN ZANDT BROS, No. 4 Dey treet. ARTNERSHIP WANTED-IN AN | ESTABLIBARD a eae ei house by a business man (agbe inter); would invest {rom to, QUAD, box t 156 monte, i RINERSHIPS, STORES, M. ES, BOARD- {ng and furnished Houses aud Patents wanted, Cor cag Customers, with $600 to $60,000. MOODY & CO., Commission, Agents, NO, 7 Murray street, room 23. KSPONSIBLE MAN, WORTH $60,000 IN RBAL &8- tate, with small investment or credit, can form part- nership with wholesale commiasion business, without mek ¢ about commencing business, Address RESPONSIBILITY, box 110 Herald ollice, (T° PUBLISHERS—A PRACTIVAL PRINTER, OWNING a considerable quantity of new type, will Sars or monthly paper at very low rates, "Address Re x 1 $5,000, I offer fodusemesto mldoes eat want Bare {o a position where, with this amount, I can tone on a monopoly that will bays protit of Cail at of address room 19, Astor House. at fei eee FOR A VERY USEFUL a; fs needed in every family Patent Kight oF of part Greene street, fourth Yo manuaclura; IC, wanted of it for quire of CH. DILG, at toor. wary ED—A RELIABLA BUSINESS MAN, #§1,500 caah, as equal partner in a splendid paying cash business, a fow hours {rom New York; references exchanged. pariiculars address COUNTRY’ BUSINESS, Herald. ANT! ‘O SELL AHALF INTEREST ‘se BUBI- ness estabtiaued in New York over 22 83,000 cash; buyer must pave some knowledge Ot the bust ness, he active und energetic, Address DOUKS, SASH AND BLINDS, Herald otfice, Wastensa GENERAL hh $26,000 to 850,00 and rotail cloth tons a the city, welling wently short time, and with additional capital or three Ume “a art wae good pt ue This isa yplendid opportunity. Goo: reference given and Cuil irs nu (dleeaing BUSINESS, bos Sout Pon ones eee ITH $2,000 OR MORE, 4 Laundry Basivess ue Ne 96 Duane street, from 12 to 8 TANTED—A PART! to sell the beat e Cail at Gold Pen office, o'clock, on Monday. Warten: “A PARTNER: WITH 960,000, IN ‘A STAPLE manvfacturing vusi ‘special oF active. box 238 Herald flies. vee whe oo Aap SERCIAL OR ACTIVE PARTNER, WIRH to na good paying business, well estab direan tt, EDWARDS, Herald olice, GETIO. PARTY WITH THIS have Halt Laterest in & Real katate Wwertiser has had over ten years’ experience. ‘Address {N71 finer WEST, Herald oftice, *! TOE ADVERTISER, WHO CAN SURB- $1,000. sj ttaulially prove character and business abit. ity, wishes a similar party as partaer In pre lima peat Lo pong A gly i mae srupled by de a parties disress MONOFOLN, Herald office, — Herald lice. 6 000 TO $8,000,—A YOUNG, E ). esa nan would invest this amount as partner in some ~_y* aon wae or mavufacturing business; bent revere ‘and required, Principals address, oe aruoware, CAPITAL, by ri ‘M7 Herald office. —SEWING MACHINES "S10, O00- Wout joo a arty takin eo , to make up for shops on bana ou, Address ALBERT LUCH, 410. $20,000.—PARTNER WANTED, AC- lient, to extend a mannf worked without compet tablished with full success for two fears. Yn supplying one-third of the demands {nate oy feet Eiass_ customers the prods will be trom $40 to beat references required and eos EXTENSION, box 150 Heruit o} $40.000 tire, in the safest and manufacturing business fn this country, Herald othce. TO $8),000 WANTED ere TAL OR AC- Addresy A, Wo YOUNG GENTLEMEN, OF AFFLUKNT NT CIRCUM. stances, would like to make the tance of two ung ladies, with a view to matrimony Tone Dus feupest- sanawer, betwven the ages of 17 and a. able Ade RCOUN, Herald Uplowm Drench oben & Broadway. ao ~~ NEW_ PUBLI 1F png i WANT TO SEND THE Pit FISK, RS Trends im the country go to BULLLV AN your ry LLLVAR'S, street, and get bis pocket edition. x OAL A iD aly —$ 75 AND $6 FOR THE B BEST LOCUST MOUN- CO tai eux and stove (delivered), Yard 140 Waverley pines, Sixth avenue, 5 50 FOR NUT COAL; EGG AND FURNACK, ibs, delivered. 59 ver ton of 9.000 Ibs, corner Twenty-seventh Bhosias mi Ue ol wtreet and DENTISTRY, BEAUTIFUL "AND. SUBSTANTIAL SET_OF dd Tee! 10; wi to fit froeth ie ravage we WULTES NS Sin atid