The New York Herald Newspaper, February 9, 1873, Page 11

Wh ¢ FINANCIAL AND CONMERSIAL. Speculations as to the Exte:t of th ‘ Subscriptions to the New Loan. ! SILENCE OF THE SYNDICATE. An Active but Rather Ea- ‘ sier Money Market. A RISE AND RELAPSE IN GOLD. ‘The Week’s Imports of Forcign Goods ‘ Less Than Six Millions. AN UNFAVORABLE BANK RETURN. The Surplus Reserve Down a Million Dollars. & LARGE EXPAN! ON IN LOANS. Btooks Dull and Steady—Rumors as to the Divi- ds on Erie, Preferred and Ccmmon—The ‘Western Union Sale of Stock Rati- fied—Decline in Tennessee Bonds, WALL STREET, SatTurpay, Fev, 8-3 P, M. On 'Change to-day cottoa was neglected, and while ‘spot’ ruled steady futures were co. per -4b. easier, The receipts at the ports to-aay foot up 22,066 bales, Flour remained quiet, but firm. AVheat was dull and more or !¢ss nominal, while orn was in moderate request and about steady. THE COTTON MOVEMENT. The receipts oi cotton at all the ports for the past qreek were 126,521 bales, against 114,616 bales the previous week. The total receipts since September 1, 1872, are 2,379,826 bales, against 2,003,063 for the Bame period of last year, showing an increase in : THR PRESENT Chor pf 376,773 bates, The exports from all the ports for Bhe week wore 80,565 bales, agaiust 53,690 last year, The totalexports for the expired portion of the cotton year are 1,334,264 bales, against 1,075,027 dast year. The stock atall the ports is 546,995 bales, against 575,407 for the same date in 1872, P THE IMPORTS OF THE WERK. ‘ , 48 anticipated by the return of dry goods im- Ports on Friday, the weok’s total imports ef foreign goods show a heavy ialling off, the amount being $5,929,842, arainat $9,600,000 last week, $10,000,000 the previous week and $11,200,000 three weeks g#ince. The amount is made up ef $3,346,812 of general merchandise and $2,533,030 of dry goods. THE BANK STATEMENT. The weekly statement of the associated banks is ‘anfaverabile, and shows not only a loss in met and surplus reserve, but an outward movement of @ioney as between the city and the interior. Despite an enlargement of credits to the remark- able extent of over seven millions of dollars, the increase in deposits is only a little over three millions, An increase of less than half a million in specie—the consequence of the lighter customs payments of the week—is more than offset ‘Dy a less in legai tenders, so that the surplus re- Serve is impaired about a million of dollars. The Statement compares with its predecessor as fol- lows:— 8. Loans. 7 $203,939,000 Specie... 18,612,200 19,035,400 Circalatton. 27,501,000 27,520, 600 ePOSLES....0+ +++ 217,168,500 220,299,200 gai tenders. 802, 1 45,107,700 »—The changes being in detail as follows:— Increase in crease in Increase in circu 19,600 Increase in deposits + 8,130,700 Decrease in legal tenders. - 694, An analyais of the above figures shows that the banks now hold only $2,188,150 in excess of the re- Serve required by law—a decrease for the week of $1,058,075, MONEY EASIER. ¢ The money market was casier, but still more active than agreeable to borrowers. The rate on eall ranged from 1-82 to 7 per cent, with the bulk of the day's business at 1-64 and interest, The closing rave was 7 per cent, which for a Saturday ‘afternoon was more than te usual experience of rthat occasion. Mercantile paper was quiet at 8a 10 per cent discount for prime names. Foreign ex- change was dull and unchanged. GOLD UNSETTLED—114% & 113%. » The gold market opened strong on the confirma- tion of the news that the Syndicate had failed to place the entire loan, and advanced to 114%; but jrith the heavy decrease in the foreign imports and @ later report of better success with the loan than had been estimated in the forenoon, the price fell pf te 113%, rallying to 114 at the close. The Euro- pean steamers took ont $474,000 specie, of which $350,000 was gold. The Sub-Treasury paid out $230,000 on account ef intere: nd $8,700 on ac- count of redeemed five-twenties. The course of the market 1s shown in the table :— In percent for carrying to flat for borrowing. The operations of the Gold Exchange Bank were as follows :— Gold cleared.. Gold balances Currency balan: TUE SPECIE MOVEMENT. The exports of specie from this port during the past week and since the beginning of the year have been as followa:— Total for the week. Previously reported. ) Total since January 1, 1873. 165,104,000 2,658,857 3,139,949 1,642,370 6,402, 734 $8,045,104 + $1,022,353 + 4,810,675 + 8,674,417 ++ 5,130,172 + 9,762,237 THE CITY BANK STOCKS. ‘The following were the bids for the city hank shares:—New York, 130; Manhattan, 157; Mer- chants’, 116; Mechanics’, 135; America, 149; City, 250; Phovnix, 100%; North River, 82; Gallatin Na- tional, 121; Merchants’ Exchange, 88; Leather Manufacturers’, 175; State of New York, 111%; Commerce, 115; Hanover, 102; Irving, 122; Metro- politan, 133%; Grocers’, 100; Nassau, 101%; Shoe \d Leather, 148; Corn Exchange, 125; Continental, 824; Marine, 163; Central National, 98; Fourth Na- tlopal, 111; Ninth National, 105; Gold Exchange, 412; Bankers and Brokers’ Association, 80; German American, 102, THR RAILROAD BONDS. RaHroad bonds were less active, bat mostly firm. The Central Pacifics advanced to 1044 on large purchases for the German market. Union Pacifica ‘were exceptionally heavy. The following were the bids at the close :— Tian & StJo convert... 8% Del, Lack & W Ist m,..100 Del, Lack & W 7's con. 9 Tol & W istm, 8tL div 90 Tol & Wab ly. . role! e=: OzzEe- Fe Al Al ay $225 5 THR CRNTRAL PACIFIC RATLR AD, The earnings of the Centrai Pacific Ratiroad Company forthe month of January compare as follows :— & For the month of January, 187: +» $882,360 For the menth of January, 187 "592223 For the month of Januiry, 1871. 638,498 Increase this year over Is72..., Increase this year over 1871. THE SYNDICATE AND TUX LOAN, The Syndic te continue to reinse making any announcement of the extent of the subscriptions to the new loan until the returns are more com- pietely within their possession. spired, however, to indicate that the cash subscrip- tions have been enough to justify the call o' bouds made by the Secrctary of the Treasury for the lar of June and that enough subsc:iptiens by exchange of five-twenties, here and in Europe, have been re- ceived to warrant a second cali of one hundred ini lions soon after the latofduue. In otner words, the subscriptions have becn for about two hundred millions, The Syndicate announce the reopening Of the books for subscriptions aBtil further notice, GOVERNMENTS STEADY. The government list was steady, with, toward the close, a brisker demand for the five-twentics, which carried the '67's up to 116% a 116%. The new fives were nominal and negiecied, The following were the closing quotations:—United Staves cur- rency sixes, 115 a 115%; do. sixes, 1851, registered, 117 117%; do. do., do,, coupon, 118% @ 11334; do. five-twenties, registered, May and November, 1155¢ 11534; do. do, 1862, coupon, do., 115% @ 115%; do. do., 1864, do. do., 115% a1153,; do. do., 1865, do. do., 115% a 115%; do. do., 1867, registered, Jan- uary and July, 11434 @ 114%; do. do., 1866, coupon, do., 1143, @ 11434; do. do., 1867, do. du., 116% a 116%; do. do., 1968, do. do., 116% @ 116%; do. ven-forties registered, 1115 a 11174 ; do. do. coupon, 11434 a 114%; do. fives of 1881, registered, 113 a 113}4; do. do., do., coupon, 113 a 114, STOCKS STEADY. The stock market in its general features was comparatively steady and less active, The dis- appointment at the only partial success of the new loan caused weakness at the start, and prices fell of 4 @ 44 per cent, but the demand movement was arrested by a “covering” of “short contracts on the part of the “beara,” who had looked ‘or a" serious “break,” and, not finding it, closed their interest, On the other hand, the “bulls,” who had been waiting for the success of the Syndicate to Make & market, were equaliy disappointed, were only too giad to supply the “bears,’’ who were covering. Hence the general steadiness re- ferred to. Erie was active at 66 a 675, on a rumor that THE THREE @ND A HALF PER CANT DIVIDEND on the preferred stock would be declared next week, and, in addition, 1% percent on the common. Pacific Mail declined te 753; on the statement that the Henry Chauncey is now several days overdue at this port. Western Union ranged trom 90% to 915;, but on the announcoment that the Executive Committee had ratified the sale of the 15,000 shares disposed of by the President for the purchase of the Cuba cable, went off to 90%. Boston, Hartiord and Erie “acted curiously” in rising to9% and then falling suddenly to 8X%. Hannibal and St. Jo. was weak and declined to 5034. The general list was heavy after the bank statement. In the Southern State bonds the Tennessees were 4, lower, the Missouris +; higher and the gen- eral market steady and dull. HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The fo'lowing table shows the highest and lowest prices of the principal stocks during the day :— 7 New York Central 10556 Tie...... + 6 Lake Shor 95% Wabash...... 13% Northwestern.. 8335 Nortawestern preferred, we Rock Isiand oe 11334 St. Paul... . 53% St. Paul preferred. 75% Ohio and Mississippt.. 48% Union Pacific, 35 C., C. and 1. C. 42% Western Union Telegrapa. 90% Pacific Mail.........-.46+ Th In Philadelphia Reading was lower and steady at pets SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOOK EXCHANGE, Saturday, Feb. 8—=10:15 A. M. 36000 US 6's, "81, - M7 14000 US 5.20, 0, 765, n.. ftwous DD,c, oa. ies fw os B20, 67 8 iss 10 A. M.—Betore Call. 400 shs Pac M 8S Co... 200 do. . 7 z r i ii % Un Pac 35 do, 35 do. 884 ee = 4 E io 2 Be see zseee sSSES*OREDNSAE*=358 PS: ar 10 Misso 86 do. 6s 1100 Mo b's 0 do 133 1008 C On, é) Laaig 2000 Brooklyn 0's, w Ft 10) Brooklyn 6's, Pk i i 1000 Erie § Beas: 4 108} 1 my 05% hua Gon Pat RRgd 209 tt i. f 000 Un Pac 1's, inc. "Tox 400 98 ‘a i, 200 FS 20 96° 1090 % 200 % 200 96: 100 Panay 1365 La 200 U' Paei ES do 35) Imcark $s 0. New Jer “aos CaNW 92% de. 2 do, 6 2 Cart © 113% Mile st be 54 do. , 8% Bue 9 do. i Dei, L We + 102! ‘atert’n., 80 De Say EF do... rr do. 82, r ; 61% do. 51y do. + 51 do. tbr do. + be bd OL Se¥eSisisssesseSsslssecss S258 pegsnuessesssesee: SOUZSgE8: Lnougn has tran- | i oF] = giz * gegg SeteuecEas = bed 4 285 Eee — = ra +‘. ka . 48 4 ig Ong La SB 96° S09 a4 2% ie 3 73% Second Board—1 P. M. 5:% WO she Eric RR |...d3 52 HW do. soe 53 1U0 Um tac ahi SS lw du. ) 52% 18 23 1100 wo BD 99 100 uit 1, 3 ae we B, id r Bik, ayy 100. 0. se 200 sult in Te......be ae = do. i 100 do. 80 do. 1700 Pac M&S) oa di 100 do. ast Y - 8) do 9% 0 wo. iv) Pac RR ot Mo. 8 lou U 8 Expi 10 Sor & Bssox 1s 2% do. do..... on IW do 100 Han &SiJo KR... 5: de... ‘be bi 10) Ohio & ‘ii ith 1B be 200, C410 KRK.b6.U3 atv" do... Se 2to3 P. M. 1000 shs Un Puc RR.s3 35 fone Con 100 ao... 1W0 New ven 10 Del, L & W RR... doy Fitts, Ft W & Chic. 20 N J South RR. ROUGE StJo RR. 200 do Mar Min vhic & N 300 ou up NY 20 0 100 do. 900 8 & Ms RR ‘g00 do. 1100 100 Ohi 0 0 200 4 200 Un Pac RR. de. CLOSING PRICES—3 O'CLOCK P. M. Western Union. Northwest’n pf. 9136 a 92 44: N JCentral....:105% a 106 113%, 0 11356 B3h a DSM, Bi, a 754 7335 a Be ag a 50% wa 8a 9 43 a 4335 EUROPEAN MARKETS. Loxvon Monxy Manxwe.—Lonpon, Feb. 8—2 P. M.—Con- sols and American secusities closed unchan; Erie Railway shares 5.%. wt Bourse.—’anis, Feb. 8A. M.—Rentes opened at LiveRPooL Corton MARkeT,—LiverrooL, Feb. 8—1 P. M.—ihe market closed with a downward tendency. The sales of the day have been 8,000 bales, including 1,000 tor specuation and export. Of the sales 5,0) bales were merican. Sales of cotton shipped from Savannah or Charleston, December and January, at 9 13-I0d. The market opened quiet. aired uplands, 9%d, @ 1Wd.; middling Orleans, 1054. a 10%d. LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFS Market.—LivgRPooL, Feb. 8— 2P. M.—The market is quiet. Li 8 MARKET.—LtvERPOOL, Feb. 8—2 P. M.--Lard, 37s, 6d. per cwt. Bacon, Ms. per cwt. for Cumberland cut. —__+- + _FINANCIAL, a A LARGE ESTATE FUND, JUST PAID IN, WILL be loaned on first class Dwellings and avenue Store Property, in sew York city. Principals address EXECU- box 319 New York Post office. SEAT IN STOCK ld offi GENTLEMAN, 25, 1 general operations of trade and commerce, and of usiness experience, desires to form a connection with a small but responsible firm of bankers and brokers, roughly to familiarize himself with the bank: ess and the purchase and sale of gold and pon commission, betore personally investing capital. Communtcat onfidential. Reierences un- exceptionable, —Addfers for three days GOLD, Post o NDERSON’S, NO..9 CHAMBERS STREET.—MONEY to loan immediately, and to buy First, Second and Third Mortgages; Harlem, Westchester, Brooklyn, New Jersey, &c; Builders’ Loanss, Leasehold Bonds, Stocks and miscellaneous securities nexotiated. NY GENEROUSLY DISPOSED PERSON WHO will loan the advertiser $30), to assist a lady out of the meshes of the law, will meet with prompt response by add: is Q. K. x 112 Herald office. LARGE TRUST FUND To LOAN ON BOND, AND jor fe on broverty; no bonus. EXECUTOR: box 4,409 Pom offer. dat STATE FUND TO LOAN ON CITY LARGE roperty ; also Second Mortyages wanted, by L. A. JACKSON, 178 Broad way, room 2. “A GAZZANT'S COLLECTION “AGENCY,—COLLEG- + th all the States and ferritories. New York office, 229 Broad v A —UNION LOAN AND + ©. K. DEUTSCH & CO. REAL ESTATE AGEN » Managers, 285 Bron in ou first class Property in New York, Brooklyn, City or the country, in sums of $5,00), $10,000, 15,000, $2 : and "$60,000, Loans on first class tores and Privat: Dwellings ib New York and krook- lyn solicited. We also have $210,000 Estate Money to Joan on first c! Hae Mor! rk city and Brooklyn if erty wanted. NY SECOND MOBTGAGK ON NEW YORK PROP- erty thatis ange can be cashed at once by EB. DUN- CAN SNIFFEN, 10 Broadway, ‘A TRUST MONEY 70. 1O4N AN Y FIRST + class Mortgages on city real estate, in sums to suit, Vynowr bone. Address COUNSELLOR, box 2,631 Post office. N EXECUTOR WILL LOA for a term of years, in sums to'suit; New York ciiy Property; no bonus. Adaress PRINCIPAL, box 2,635 Post ofties, ‘Also $10,000 to loan on Jersey City or Newark. Answers mugt contain full description, USINESS MEN HAVING FACILITIES FOR DIs- count can obtain accommodation commercial 10,00), ON MORTGAGOR, Paper on favorable terms; amounts to suiti answers strictly confidential. Address DISCOUNT, Herald Up- town ch eilice. SALE—A $5,000 SECOND MORTGAGE, ON ‘ooklyn Property, due in six months, at a discount of 12 per cent; also Bonds and Stocks to exchange tor Property in New York or its vicinity. — Address, appoint- ing interview, MORTGAGE, Herald office. OR SALE—$10,00—MANUFACTURERS PREFER- red—Stock drawing 5 per cent semi-annual interest, running five zars, with privilege of exchanging for company stock ; perfectly sate and desirable investment. L8, 129 Broad street, room 17, RRAT SPEC! ot IN Seca CRAR CEE FOR rapid tortui ex) stock broke: ‘il speculate for half-profits for'absent parties, or those with upwards). Great facilities tor capital § Tapid profits. Peculiar confidential communication with clique operations makes success sure. business = wi Abed mrs Fin Bo and oo ences of al jonor. BTOCKS, box 1,077 Post offic nay, A Se, ( BORGIA = pad Rag ras? DUS UNDS mn 5 alse if ‘oupons of onsolida' Band OHS B MANNING, Ney 8 New steer manic! ‘OWES & MACY, BANKERS, 9 WALL STREET, NEW YORK, OFFER THE SAME FACILITIES TO DEPOSITORS AS INCORPORATED BANKS, AND ALLOW INTEREST ON DAILY BALANCES AT THE RATE OF FOUR PER CENT. ASKINS BRAINE, H Stock and Gold Brokers 11 Broad street, daty, Yass PeERETeGES ies at eh oMs ecialty. plannvory circulars: with references mailed on aj fom, Minh Star Rats ARON Aor ig lo the Hercales fe Let at the United Staten aay Broadway. iw MIT AVO™ AT. Mnnnninennnnrcnnnan rnnnnnAnRARnABnnns MoNry TO LOAN—ON FIRST MORTGAGE; WANE. ed, yeod cecond Mortgagos, on racant or improved cuy Properiy. 5. IMON, IR. 39 Naomu street, MONEY, 20 LOANCMORTGAGRS NBUOTIATRD; Principala only noed anply, u, J. LUONBR, Attoraey-a:-Law, 37 Nassau st., room 10 #EIOBK OF THY ATLANTIC AND GREA' (0) Rat'road Company, 74 and 76 Wall street New stockholders of this com’ A meet if ting of the wi beld on the 2th instant, at 12 o'clock noon, office, for the purpose of considering ana aciunz ‘upon the pro- cases © the Pithoe Valley Railroad, of the valia Petroleum Kailroal and of the “henango and Alleghany Baslrona tothis cumpany, S08 cron ante Other maivers as uiay bo brought betors { * A MuGRWIBH, Anssuaat Secretary, ROMPT CASH LOANS—ON STOCKS, FURNITURR, P.anos, Lite Policies, valuab'e Miscellaneous securi: and Goneral Merchandise, ant Commercial Paper negotiated; Storage. JAMES GAGNEY, Auctioncer, Real Estate ani Lohn Broker, 581 Hud.on streot, Gare SAVINGS | ANK, Astor p! Notice.—The 39th dividend of this bani, at the race o° six percent per annum, will be credito’ to the depositors thorcof on and ait © Fob- ruary 1 an} draw interest theres'ter as capital. Mone: do} up to the 10:h ql February raw interes from the 1s¢ of that mont N. 8.—Phia pape has paid 117 per cent in 19 years on all deposiin ov Wi itAM 1. RAYNOR, NO. 5% PINE STREET, HAS Money to lonn on Lots, in. geod locnlit and for the purchaée of goo! Firt and Second Mortvarcs. Wee SKAT IN NEW YORK STO 7K EX. chico, ChAMae Frincipaly only reply to Q. ¥., Herald 10 PER OENT INTEREST, County, Town, City and School District Bonds of Iowa, ‘ g8linois, Kansas and Nebraska for sale by BROWN, WADSWORTH & CO, Raakors, +" WA Nansaw atroet, Now York. 10 ON ER NT estmonte: TH Wtegistored Bong: intoront pat Wey state Treasure | \ New York. Ortgage, ttatlewa t wont Insurance, Gaslight, Hank anl Vity Roilron! Stocks and Bonds; also othor first class investments tor sale at the lowest inarket ratos b ALBERT H. NIOOLAY & OO. 43 Pino street, N WN. B.—Choice investment Stocks and Bond: with this house for Zi years. $100 FOR 100 SHARES; $1%5 FOR §).000 GOLD. Stock Speculations, with Puts and Calls, are saic, “Explanatory Circular’ mailed to any address, Privileges we have n gotiated show 6 to IU per cent yw York. 3.8 specialty profit. LAPSLAY & BAZLSY, Brokers, H 47 Exchance place. HOO WANTED. FOR ONE YRAK WILL GIVE ye) bonus; satisfactery security. Address #, G. Herald office. 2.500 72. BUY A GOOD FiRSF MORTGAGE mS) on city property, GEV, W. VAN sICLEN, 13 Nassau streot. $4. SOO 8 ANP, £100) OR NEW TORK “3 loan; $200) to $4,040 tor city or Brooklyn; money ready, and icr law tex oniy. JOUN & Ke MBL, 55 Liberty atroet 5. 000 +A FINE PIEOR OF REAL ESTATE, 73 eF ' + miles from New York city, will be given a person who can iniiuence and procwre # ‘position, South or West, for an experienced, well-known manager ot rail- roads and steamboat companies, Address box & Post office, Jersey City. G —TO ATTORNEYS, EXECUTORS OF $32.000.~Searcdinde her partion neckline n sive and profitable investment, the undersigned offers for sale, ata liberal discount, a First Mortage of $32,000 on Property worth $120,000, BRUORTON, 169 Broadway, room 1. TLLIAl 100. 00 TO LOAN—ONLY ON FIRST CLASS . CITY PROPERTY, OR TO BUY GOOD ORTIAGES. D, PHOENIX INGRAHAM, No. 4 Pine street, basement. $100,000 ieitn on mortgace sn Lots below 2 sixth street and between Fourth and Ninth other sums. WM. H. RAYNOR, No. 54g P 5 TO LOAN, OR BUY FIRST MORT $150.00 gasee—On ‘frat class Brooklyn Prop erty, In sums to suit; money on short notice and for term» of years, PAUL. P, TODD, 65 Liberty street, TO: COPARTNERSHIPS, 1 NO LONGER A MEMBER OF THE FIRM OF: urd & Drisier. The business will be continued. unde old name. HL DRISLER, Jr. N E IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE PARTNER ship heretofore existing between John H. Miller a1 Frederick Weiteck, under the firm name of Miller & Wi teck, has been dissolved by mutual consent, and that. John H. Miller is alone authorized to settle the affairs "m. JOHN H. MILLE of the late firm. . MILLER. Fuanvary 8, 1873, FREDERICK WELTECK, ———_-2-—_——— MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. ALLEN—PARKER.—On Thursday, February 6, at Rutgers Female College, 491 Fifth avenue, by the Rev. G. W. Samson, D. D., President, Captain BaRT- LETT ALLEN, of Brooklyn, to Mrs. M. A. PARKER, Of New York. BELLOWS—REED.—At Little Falls, on Wednesday, February 6, at the residence of the bride’s father, by the Rey. Albert Danker, G. H. BELLOws, of New YorX, to FANNY, eldest daughter of Philo Reed, Esq. Gekur--Kerr.—By the v. Adam MacLelland, in Brooklyn, on Thursday, June 20, 1872, Titus E. omer oe Kutztown, Pa., © ANNA Kerr, of Brook- lyn, N. Y. Hanwoop—JEPHSON.—On Thursday, February 6, bythe Rev. James Millett, at the Church of the Holy Martyrs, 1HOMAS Harwood to Miss MARTHA dErHSON, all of this city. Horx—Limpeck.—On Wednesday, February 5, 1873, at the residence of the bride’s parents, Brooklyn, E. D., WaLtER B. HonN to EVELYN Lim- BECK, both of that city. HUNT—SkAMAN.—On Thursday evening, February 6, 1873, at the residence o/ the bride’s mother, by by the Rev. 8. D, Burchard, D. D., WiLtiam HunT to JuLiA H, SHAMAN, all of this city. KELLY—DAvis.—On Wednesday, February 5, at Christ church, oe Right Rev, Horatio tier, D. D., Bishop of New York, assisted by the Rev. Hugh Milier Thompson, D. D., of this city, and JULiA, ighter of G. M. Davis, Esq., of Natchez, Miss. No cards. Kick—v’ KEEFE.—On Tuesday evening, February 4, in the Church of the Holy Innocents, by the Rev. ‘ather Elaine, Puinir Rick to JULIA A, O'KEEFE, only daughter of Martin 0’Keefe, SHANKS—CHAMBERLAIN.—On Wednesday, Feb- ruary 5,at the residence of the bride’s uncle, Walter M. Hungertord, at ,Wolcottville, Conn., CHARLES G. SHANKS, Of New York, to Amy 8. CHaM- BERLAIN, daughter of the late Dr. W. T, Champer- lau, of Dutchess county, New York. ‘TURNBULL—JENKINS.—On Tharsday, February 6, at tie residence of the bride's parents, by the Rev. Thomas Hastings, D. D., GronGr R, TURNBULL to Ciana, daughter of Edward 0. Jenkins, all of New York bat VaiL—MeTCALFE.—In Baltimore, on Tuesday, Feb- ruary 4, 1873, by the Rev. R. H. Fulton, OgpEn HacGrrty VatL, of Brooklyn, E. B., to MARY Cnristina, eldest daughter of Dr. Edward A, Metcalfe, of Tobasco, Mexico, No cards. D., STEPHEN Keiy, M. Boyp.—In this city, on Friday, February 7, the wife of John G. Boyd, Counsellor-at-Law, of a son. Died. RAGIOLI—SICKLES.—A solemn, mass of requiem will be offered for the repose of the souls of the late Professor ANTONIO BAGIOLI and his danghter, Mrs. TERKSA BAGIOLT SICKLES, at St. Joseph's chureh, corner of Sixth avenue and West Wash- Tames place, on Tuesday, February 11, at ten o'clock. Friends of the deceased are respectfally invited to attend. Boyp.—After @ brief illness, at his residence, in Fast New Brunswick, N. J., on Tuesday, February 4, Louis R. Bovp, aged 41 years, Faneral services at his late residence, New. Brunswick, on Sunday afvernoon, February 9, at half-past one o'clock, A special train will leave Jersey City for New Brunswick at eleven A.M. on Sunday jor the accommodation of all friends re~ turning to New York after the services, The re~ mains Will be taken to Greenwod Cemetery jor in- terment on Monday, February 10. The relatives and.iriends are invited to.meet at the foot of Cort- jandt street, New York, on the arrival of the train which leaves New Brunswick at 10:36. A, M.on Mon- day. re IN MEMORIAM, At @ special meeting of the trustees of the Con- solidated Fruit Jar Company, convened az their oftice, No. 49 Warren street, Now York, on Wednes- day, February 5, 1873, it was Resolved, That the sudden and unexpected death of weir President, Lewis R. Boyd, hag filled the hearts of his late associates With grief, and they bear testimony to his worth as a citizen, hia ability and urbanity as president and associate, and his kindn and sincerity as a hasband, father and fre It was also Resolved, That the places of business of this of the funeral, and ay coon offers if empioyés attend the that the trustees, officers an obsequies. It was further Resolved, That these resolutions be published and a copy of tae same, witha letter of coudolence, be sent to the aMicted family of our deceased asso- ciate. S. R. PINCKNEY, Vice Presiden H. E. SHAFFER, Secretary. Brewsver.—In this city, on Frwiay, February 7, 1873, MARY, beloved wife of Mortimer Brewster, in the 33d year of her age. Faneral services at the Second street Methodiat Episcopal chure&, between avenues C and D, on fonday, February 10, at nine o’ciock A.M. The remains will be taken to Weat New Brighton, 8. L.,, for interment. » Friday, February 7, 1879, Jamas P. BYRNES.—O0 Breves, eldest son of Michael and Marla Byrnes, are reepect- 19 years and 8 months, sRimatives and friends of the fai fully invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at half-past one o'clock. fram his late residence, 22 Rutgers street, CHamBers.—-On Thursday, February 6, LEtLA CaR- ROLL, wife of Charles Chambers, at ‘the residence be bee — Mrs. L. 8. Morris, 111 East Twenty- sixth 8 Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, from the (hurch of the Incarnation, Madl- son avenue and Zhirty-Afh aurect, on Mandgy 1 i inst., at eleven A. M.,and thence to Woodlawn Gusre-Oa Sivwday, Fobra BY. a ", Cons, aged 44 rears. 4! shy Lcaaseafi noral on Sunday, Fovruas at twelve o'cleok M., trom the Ohuren of tke Btrango: oer _Atroet, bear Waveriey piace. Bedale Coons.—in St. Louis, on Sunday, February 2, sud den! jMaarne 8, Coons, 80 01 the late M. P, Goous relatives and friends are invited to attend the fune: from the residence of J. Dezendorf, Plainfeid, N. J., on Monday aiternoon, at four clock. Troy 8 please copy. Ourr.—On Saturday mo-ning, February 8, Nancy W.. wife of Thomas J. Fonera! services will be helt at her tate rest- dence, 1,232 Third avenue, on Monday, at one o'clock P, M. Friends of the iamily are respect- fully invited. CORNWELL.—On Thureday, February 6, at hia residence, Manhasset, L. |., ‘oun ConvwEui, father si vaptain John H. Cornwell, in the 00th year of age. His relatives and friends aro respectfully invited to attend his funeral, from Christ church, Manhas- set, at reg an tweive o'clock, on Monday altcr- noon, 1oth inst., without further notice. Carriages will be .n waiting at the Great. Neck depot, to. vey friends to the church. on the arrival of the train which leaves Hunter's Point at 31:06 o'clook CuTLER.—At Matagorda, Texas, on Thuraday, February 6, 1873, James H. Cur.ar, in tae 65th year of his age. Boston papers please copy. DeLMagg.—On Satarday, February 8, 1873, BRIDORT DELMAGK, dauchter of Jucob and Bridget Delmage, in her 22d year. Relatives and friends of the family are reapect- fally invited to attend the funeral, from her par- ents’ residence, 622 Fast Seventeenth street, on Monday afternoon, at half-past onc o'clock, ‘Ihe remains wit! be interred at Groenwood Cemetery. mieumionia, Touts Av sow of annony Cx whl Sey a 8 A., . Ei brOuevitie, ea # @ months and 1 day... - ~ Another bud to bloom im heaven. The reiatives. and frienda are roxpectinty in- vited to attend the funeral, from the residence of rents, 4¢ King atrect, on Sunday, February 9, ths pa) at Nall. one 0 without furtnor notice, De Pieenes,—Suddeniy, in Paria, France; on Friday, February 7, Jane, wile of Bavon de‘Picrres and danghter of Jane Mary and the late Colonel Herman Thorn, r Eaaan.—On Saturday, February 8%, DANIEL EAGAN, @ native of Buttevant, parish of Churchtown, county Cork, Ireland, in the 36th year or his age. His irienas and those o' his ‘amily are reapect- fully invited to attond his funeral, on Mondhy, the 10th ‘nst., at balf-past one o'ciock, from his late re- S000, 18 Downing street, N. Y., without further notice. FLEMING.—On Friday, February 7, 1873, betoved wife of Walter Fleming, s native of the county Kil- kenny. Ireland. The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her daughter, Mra, Bergen, 67 Downing street, on Sun- aay, Feoruary 9, at one o'clock P. M. '‘REBMAN,—In Brooklyn, on Thursday, Febroary Doane REYNOLDS, wile ‘of Dr. J. N. Freeman, ia the 37th year of her ave, Funeral at two P. M. to-day (Sunday), from her late residence, 80 Hanson place, Brooklyn. Friends Ol the family are invited to attend. FERavs0N.—On Friday evening, February 7, EmMA, infant daughter of Wiliam and Amands L. Ferguson, aged 1 vear, 6 months aud 27 days. Relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the reat- dence of ner parents, 852 Lexington avenue, on Sunday, 9th inst.. at two o'clock P. M. Frrzavuipons.—On Saturday, February 8, 1873, MICHARL FITzGuIBONS (Stevedeie), county Lim- erick, Ireland, in the 50th year of bis age, after'a long iliness, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 18% North Ninth street, Willlams- burg, E. D., on Mowday, at two P. M. GARDNER.—On Tharsday, February 6,of eonsump- tion, LEONARD R. GARDNER, Son-in-iaw.of tue late John Gaul, in the 54th year of his aj His remains will de removed from: his late resi- dence, 233 Division street, for interment im Green- wood Cemetery, on Sunday, February 9, at one o’clock P, M. Relatives and friends-of the family are respectiully invited to attend. GARTLAND.—At her residence, Seuth Boston, Mass., on Saturday, January 11, 1873, ot Mer igry as Mra, MaRGaRet DUFFY GARTLAND, birthplace clt, of Dublin, Ireland, wife of James Gartland, an only sister “a Bhge Daffy. counsellor-at-law, Frank- lin avenue, Brooklyn,.N. Y., in the 35th year of her age,andon Sunday, Ceol? f 12, her infant son James Hucu GARTLAND, aged 1 year. Remains@f mother and infant were interred in the Cemetery of the Helv Cross, East Malden, near Boston, Mass., on Tuesday, January 14, 1873. Dublin and’ Wexford (Ireland) papers piease DY. GILMARTIN.—On Friday, February 7, 1873, CaTHE- RINE, beloved wife of Patrick Gilmartin, a native of the county Roscommon, Ireland, aged 34 years. Relatives and frienas of the family are respect- fally invited te atten® the funeral, Sunday, oti inst., at two o’tock P. M., from her late residence, 19 State street, Brooklyn. . Gnanam.--In Oldham, N, J.,on Tuesday, February 4, WittiaM Granta, formerly of Brooklyn, aged 42 ears, ‘4 ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from St. Mark’s church, Adelphia street, near Willoughby avenue, Brook- iyn, on Sunday, February 9, at two o'clock P. M. HAMMELL.—At Camp Baker, Montana, on Friday, January 31, of congestion of the lungs, General Joun 8, HAMMELL, in the 30th year of nis oe; HASTINGS.—At 156th street, Washington Heights, on Saturday, February 8, WILLIAM CHARZES, only son of John and the late Margaret Hastings, aged 13 years and 2 days, Relatives and friends of the famIly are respect~ fully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday morning, February 10, at eleven o'clock, from the Presbyterian church corner 155th street and Tenth avenue, Huser.—On Thursday, February 6, ADDIE HEn- - RIETTA, the beloved daughter of John C.and Matilda Huser, aged 2 years, 4 mouths and 29 days. The relatives and friends of the family; also the Herman Lodge, No 268, F. and A. M. io German Oak Ledge, I. 0. of 0. KR; also Germania Encamp- ment, I. 0. of O, F., are respectiully mvited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of her pa- rents, 65 North Moore street, on Sunday, the 9th inst., at two o'clock P. M, KENT.—On. Thursday, February 6, HarrretT Eviz- ABETH, daughter of Cornelius and Sarah Kent, Jn the 21st year of her age. The relatives and irienda of the.femily are in- vited to attend the funeral, from er late resi- dence, 226 West Fortieth strect, on Sunday, February 9, at one o'clock P. M. KIRKHAM.—On Thursday, February 6, at hia resl- dence, .194 Bowery, SamvgL R. Kirxnam, in his 37th year. The relatives and friends of the family; also Paritan Lodge, 339, F. and A. M.; Knickerbocker Lodge, 642, F. and A. M.; Alma Lodge, U. D.; Zerubbabel Chapter, 147, RK. A. M.; Morton Com- mandery, No. 4, K. T.; Warren. Association, Bretho- yen Minnerchor; also members of. late Engine compary 42, V. FP. D., are respeetfully invited to attend his funeral, at hi ast one o’clock'oa San- day, the 9th inst,, from St, .Mark’s church, Second avenue and Tenth street. Nottingham (England) ae Please copy. KNICKERBOCKER Lopor, No. 642, F. AND A. M.— BRETHREN—You are hereby summoned to attend &@ speeial communication, to be held at the lodge room, No. 8 Uuion square, on Sunday, Februar; at ene o'clock, to attend. the funcral of our iate honorary member, Samuel R. Kirkham. By order. JOHN STOOTHOFF, M. JouN MILLAR, Secretary. Puritan Lovee, No. 339, F. AND A, M.—Brern- ugis—You are hereby summoned to attend at the lodge room, No. 8 Union square, on Sanday, the 9th inst., at @ quarter before one o’clork P. M., for the purpose of attending the funeral of our late - brother, R, W. samuel R. Kirkham. Tae members of Knickerbocker Lodge, No. 642, and Alma Lodge, U.D., are respectfully invited to joim us without farther notice, By order. ISAAC H. BROWN, M. OLIVER GREEN. Secretary. ZERUBBABEL CHAPTER, NO. 147, R. A, M.--Com- panions—-You are hereby summoned to attend a speciai eonvocation to bo held at the Chapter Reom, Odd Fellows Hail, on Sunday, February 9, at one @ clock P. M., for the purpose of paymg the last tribute of respect to our late companion, SAMUEL K. KIRKHAM. Companions ef sister Chap- ters are invited to attend. REDERICK GUGEL, Jr., H..P. MALCOLM Stewart, Secretary. WABREN ASSOCIATION.—The members of the As- meeting, on Sunday afternoon, February 9, at one o'clock P, M., at 217 Spring street, for the purpose of attending the fune: of aur late member, Samuel R. Kirkaam. J. STOOTHOFF, President. Henry McCase, Secretary. HEADQUARTERS, MORTON COMMANDERS, NO. 4, K. T.--Sir Kpights—You are hereby ordered to as- semble in fal! uniforre at the Agylum, Odd Fellows’ Hall, on Suu@ay, 9th instaut, at halfpast twelve ovcleck, to attend the tuneral ceremonies of our late Sir Knight Samuel R. Kirkham, ah St. Mark's ahurch, Second ayenue sad, Tenth street. Sir Knights of other commaaderies are courteously, invited to,jain witd ne « nt 8. FE. GARDNER, Recorder. Lock woop.—0a Saturday, Feorgary 8, JoHN C. Lockwood, it Whe 86th yeu" of bisage, His Telatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, on Tuesday, February 21, at law, Hegaman stree Wilton ee. LL 7 MILLER.—OD Fite February 6, at nis resi- —_ 33% East Fourth street, ADAM MILLES, in his year. Funeral on Sunday, February 9, at ove o'clock P. M,, from his late residence, Will be buried in the Lutheran Cemetery, Lon; MontTaLy.—At New Brunswick, N. J., on Thars- @ay, February 6, 1873, of consumption, MARY MONTALN, wile of Ramon Montain, in the 63d year of Tavern (Cube papers please MM a rs McGuinciy.—In Brooklyn, on Prisey, February 7, Mancery, widow of Charlies McGlinchy. Friends are invited to atten@ the funeral, from her late residence, 136 North Portland avenue, on Sunday, February 9, at two P. M. McMaxos.—On Friday, February % Hvar McMANUs, a native of the parish of Loughinesiand, county Down, Ireland, 81 years, The friends and agg nces of the family aré Tespectfully invited to attend the faneral, from dua ate real eaGsa THOMA |Buy sociation are hereby notified ta attend a special | Nl da} inday), a¢ two P. M. Mis remring oS Caivery Cemetory for interment, ahah * Downpatrick and Belinst papors please copy, MoNamae.—On Saturday, February §, 1°75, Carma. RINE, the Ovloved wie of Lienry McNamee, aged ap yoars. ‘The retatives and friends are invited to attend the tunerat, from 217 West Twenty-ninth street, on Monday alternoon, at one o'ciock; thence to val- vary Cemetory. NATHAN.—On Saturday. Fobrnary 8, at sevea ee A. M., SAMUBL NATHAN, im tie 91st year of a . Relatives and frienda of the family and those of his son, Henry Nathan. and the iniends of hia sen- in-iaw, Isuac Block, ure respectfully invited to as. tend the (uneral, tis ga y) morning, from his late residence, 179 Macdougal street, at mi Panama papers please Prck.—)n Meriden, copy. February 1, EuZaswra B. PECK, in the 58th year of her age, Funeral services wilt oe held in the Fifty-thira street Baptist urch this day (Sunday), at ualf- past one o'clock l. PBNTLAND.—COMMONWRALTE LODGR, No. 49.— |. The members of Commonwealth Lodge, No. 49, are hereby summoued tu attend an emergent com- munication at the lodge rooms to-morrow (%on- day), at ten o'clock A. M., tor the purpose Of at tending the funeral oi our late brother, Joseph Pentiand. HENKY 8. KNAPP, Mastor, JONATHAN JONRS, Secretary. Powsns.—On Friday, February 7, Mica. Pow- RRB. Funeral will take pace from his late residence; 123 West Twenty-fifth street, ou Sunday afternoon, February 9, at hairpaat one o'clock, thence to Cal- vary atonal RiNG.—On Friday morning, February 7, SaBam Ann, wife of Euzene Ring, Funeral services wilt be held at her late real- dence, on Morris place, West Morrisanta, pear Mel- Tose station, Harlem iailroa, to-day (Sunday), a& three o'clock P. M. ‘The cclatives: and frlenJs of the family are Lon borg invited toattend. Tee ba ga en to Shore, LL, tor inter mont : ~ SOHANCK.—On Saturday, February 8, Mrs. Hawa J. SOHANCK, in the 6xth year of her ago, ‘2 ‘The twneral se. vices will be hold at the Proshy- terian church, Matawan, N, J, oa Tuesday, ruary 1!, at ten o’clock A.M. SCOFTELD,—At stamford, Conn:,on~Priday,. Fe Tuary 7%, CATHERINE, wife of Edwin Scofield; Jr, aged 68 years, Funcral ou Monday afternoon, at two o'clock. ‘Train leaves Forty-secoM street depot at 12:23 P.M. SU EFFIELD.—In Brooklyn, on rriday, kebruary ¢, 1873, alter & linge sing illnes#, MARGARKT SHRFYIRLE, - relict of Willlam E. Shedield, U.S. N., im the 656% year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attenu the funeral, irom the residence of her son, 172 Adams street, om Suaday,. the 9th instant, at two o'clock P. M. SKSKL.— Ju Saturdi February 8, Mra. Sama@ SKERL, in the Téd year ol her age. All the trieads are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, rom: ker iate residence, 346 Kighth ByCnue: on Monday, February 10, at one o’cioo London (England) papers please copy. SmiTH.—Un Saturday morning, February 8, Mare. MivcieLe Sarri, daugiter of John aad’ Aanie Smith, azed 11 years. 4 months and 26 days, Funeral from 554 Atiantic street, Brooklyn, Mon- day, February 10, 1873, at two o'clock, SPARRS,—At the rectory. of the Cathedral, 268 Mulberry street, om Thursday, February 6, ip the Guth vear of his age, Very Kev, WILLIAM Stages, D. .D., Vicar Generalol the Arcdiocese of New York. A solemn poutifical mass of requiem will be offered for the repose of tis soul at St, Patrick's Cathedral, on Monday, the 10th instant, ab tom o’clock A. M. His iriends and the reverend clergy are respectfully invited to be present. At a ¥pecia! meeting of the Board of Managess of the Roman Catholic Orphaa Asylums, held at tha Prince Street Asylum, on Friday evening, February 7, 1873, the following preamble gnd resolutions were unanimously adopted:— Whereas it is with the most profound serrow {nat this Board bas received the intelligence of the death of it# First Vice President, the Very Rev. William Starra, D, D., Vicar General of this Arck- diocese; in ¢ommon with the entire Catholic com- munity we are led upon to mourn.the 108s of = zealous pastor, a devout Christian and a taithiel servant of God. He was one whose: great sim- Dlicity of character and extraordinary alfability of Manner gaiaed him the esteem of all. jot- withstanding his exalted position in the Church,. of which he most de- was voted son, he _ delighted, as became his calling, in deeds of unostentatious charity and unaffected ptety. This -was especially remark- able in his devotion to-the interests of the orphans - committed to the care of this Board. To’ them his death is an irreparable loss, it must be also to many others whose spiritualand temporal welfare depended so much upon his pastoral cal In view of the death of such @ man, who for s0-mi years - was.an intimate personal friend and jate of. the members of the Board, it is peculiarly appro- priate that action should be taken to give expres- sion to.our. sorrow for his death,.to make manifest our respect ior his memory, and to condole with others whofave been bereaved by his loss, be 16 therefere Resolved, That the Board of Managers of the - Roman Catholic Orphan Asylums do sincerely de- plore the death of the Very Rev. William Starrs, D. D., V. G., the late First Vice President of the Board; and his loss to us and to, the orphan children en- trusted to our cate is to. be lamented,.as to him, probably more than to any other, were the orphans incebted fer the care, attention and devotion te, their interests and solicitude now so unive: manifested in their welfare; and be it further Resolved, That, a8 @ mark of respect for the memory of our deceased, Vice President, this Board + willattend his funeral in a body; that a copy of this preambie and resolutions be engrosse: framed,, be duly attested by the officers of tata Board, and, as @ slight memento, be deposited ia the meeting room of the Board of Managers in the Prince Street Orphan Asyium; and be it also Resolved, That a special committee of five (5) be appointed to perfect the above, and make suck . other and further arrangements as to, them may appear better calculated to manifest our sorrow . for the death and respect for the memory of eur deceased Vice President, JAMES B. NICHOLSON, Chairman. JEREMIAH QUINLAN, Secretary. ‘The Board of Managers of the Roman Catholie Orphan. Asyluins are requested to meet at the Or- phan Asylum, in Prince Street Asylum,,on Sunday, at balf-past one o'clock. P. M., and on’ Monday, at . half-past nine o'clock A. M., to attend the funeral obsequies of our late First Vica Bresident, Very . Rev. Wiiliam Starrs, D, ’. DENIS CAROL JEREMIAH QUINLAN, Se! y The Young Men’s Association are requested te . meet at the Orphan Asyium, Prince street, on Mon- day morning, at hall-past nine otclock, to attemd . The obsess ar Vor ay William Starra, . '. . ’ YT MOGOWAN, "|, Secretaries, Smavse.—On. saturday, February 8, 1873, at her son's residence, HANNAH StRAvsE, the beloved mother of George Strause, in the 81st year of her age. ‘The relatives.and friends are respactfuily imvited « to attend the funeral, on Monday alternoon, Feb - Tuary 10, at one o'clock, from her son’s re: once: 967 La avenue, between: Fiity and Fiity-t atree' STRUTHERS.—At Unionville, L. L. on Saturday, February § of typhoid and brain fever, ALEXANDER - CO; STRUTHERS, aged 25 years and.§ days, The funeral will take place from the residence of his father, Scotiaville, Unionville, L. L, om Wednesday, February 12, at eleven o'clock AM. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited, Scottish papers please copy. THoMASs.—On Frigiay, February. 7, 1873, AUGUSTUR. Tuomas, in the 62d year of his age. Funeral om Monday, at half-past twelve o’cl: P. M., from the residence ot Mr. J. Henry Wil- liams, at Yonkers. Garriages will meet the 10:80 train from New York. Weev.—n_ Friday, February 7, Sergesat Avavstus C, WEED, in.the 54th year of his age, The relatives and triends of the ag A also the members. of Laiayette Lodge No. 64, F. & A, Ma, the Covenant Lodge No, 36, L. 0. of O. F., the Metropolitan Police. Department, are invil te attend the funeral, from his late residence, 83 Henry street, on Monday, the 10th iust., at ane PM. LaravetT® Loook, No. 64, F. A. M.—The mem- bers are hereby summaned to attend », special mevtirg, to be held om Monday, loth tnat., a6 twelve o'clock M., sharp, im lodge room,ior the parce of attending the funeral of our late brother, Sergeant A. C. Weed. bys WILLIAM A. STUART; Master. RVING ADAMS. OMcers members of Covenant Lodge, No, 35, EO. O. are hereby notified.te meet a their lodge rooms, No. 227 Bowery, op Mondays, @ last tribute of res} ol a Aagustus ceed Stempel rs of sister Toages are, avited to par! ate with bes nis ig GEORG DUNNING, N. G. CARLES W. Farmer, Secretary. WeED.—At Newburg, N. Y. On, Sagara afters noon, February 8, 1873, Lrcinp4, wile of Harvey Mecha offunera heseaier jotiee 0! eral here: . Weit.—On Satorday, February, 8, FREDERICK Writ, son of Lenpela Cte Weil, at the age. 6 montis and 8 days. bh hh will take place from, the residence. of his parents, 11 West Forty-minth street, Sunday, February 9, at one eit aM riday on We ‘ WERDENSCHLAG. evening, February tap wewoved daughter of Abraham and Bapette Werdeaschiag, aged 4 years, 7 months and 13 days. The relatuves and friends. of the family are re~ spectfully mvited to attend the funeral, from the, parents’ residence, 346 Seventh avenue, on Sunday, the oth gmat one eee PM, Whire.—At her late re , 139 East, Thirty- third street, Mrs, MARY ANN WHITE, 29 years, The friends of the and these of her brothers-in-law, James. and Michael Gorrey, James Keegan and Chesterfield 8, Tuthill, are invited ta strend she funeral, at two o'clock, this (Sunday aiternoo! Cincinnati (Ohie) ‘8 please * Winestr be Friday Fevruat RNs, NicHOLss C. WINSHT, in the 68th year of hi George Cs 10th inst., a His friends and those of his brother, are invited to attend his faneral, from the dence of his brother-in-law, Peter Coutant, 498 Fs avanee, 98 ores P. Me. ay (Sunday) after~ ‘mn, without further inv! jon. j WRIGHT.—On Friday morning, February 7, Lava’ Ante, ae CR hy eens Louisa right, aged 4 menths an ‘The reiatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from tie residence of hee parents, 520 oy, Hh i avenue, Brook! BaD afvermogi. 10!