The New York Herald Newspaper, December 7, 1873, Page 11

PINANCLAG, AND COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS IN WALL STREET. The Bank Statement of the Week. MONEY STEADY. Gold Responding to War News. Governments and Other Se- eurities Firm. WALL STREET, } SaTuRvAyY, Dec. 6—6 P. M. Tho financial situation in its contrast with the report of yesterday remains unchanged, Stocks were steady, and in some instances buoyant, tone being given to the market, exceptionably by the Teports from Congress, There 1s, however, a strong class of believers in the logic of events, and no amount Oo! sensationalisin can change their opinion ‘with reference to future values, THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. The following were the baiances in the Treasury two-day :—Currency, $500,000; coin, $85,250,000; certi- fcates, $30,000,000; outstanding legal tenders, $389,517,000, an increase of $517,000 since yester- day. The currency yesterday was $630,000. The receipts trom internal revenue to-day were $333,021 ; for the mouth, $1,753,902; for the fiscal year, $41,195,967. The fractional currency received from the printers during the week ending to-day was. 3 Shipments Shipments ot National bank circ this day. Securities held by the United States: Treasurer tor circulation of national banks..... For deposits of public moneys The customs receipts to-day w IMPORTS AND EXPORTS, The foreign vomnierce of the port for the week Jation outstanding $220,000, ‘was a8 follows .—Generm merchandise imports, in- cluding dry goods, $5,093,110; produce exports, $5,493,950, and specie exports, $517,467. The total merchandise imports since January 1 this year are $367,455,112, against $400,415,947 last year and $352, 5.5,578 i» 1871. The exports of produce since January 1 this year are $278,179,045, against $216,659,065 last year and $219,741,987 In 1871, The total exports of specie since January 1 are $46,018,910, against $67,266,304 last year ‘and $65,157,289 tn 1571. THE MONEY MARKET to-day ruled from 7 to 5 per cent on call. Foreign exchange closed firm, with actual business at | 10334 for prime bankers’ 60 days sterling. The associated banks now hold $41,155,000—an increase Of $1,970,000 since yesterday, GoLD tranged from 109‘; to 1095;, with late quotations at 10934, the market being mor@than usually strong &S & Sequence 0: the reports trom Spain and Cuba The rates paid Jor currsing to-day were 7, 6, 5,4 @nd3 percent, The finalrate was 6 percent, The following is tue Clearing House statement Currency exchanges + $59,834,374 Currency balance: Gold exchanges. Gold balances ‘The operations of the Treasury at the New York ofice for the week included the disbursement of $329,765 gold on account of interest, $1,102,000 in redemption of five-tweuty bonds, and the receipt of $1,386,400 in customs, The Assistant Treasurer st ana wenty bunds. The Operations of the Gold Exchange Bank to-day paid out to-day $39,000 on account of inter: $112,000 in redemption o1 five _ Were :— Gold balances Currency butane Gross clearauce: ; THE BANK STATEMENT. ‘The excess in the lesal reserve is estimated to be $7,072,750, which 1s indicative of a gain of $1,63: 2,08 $1,778,425, but somewhere there is a discrepancy of nearly $3,000,000. So many errors have recently occurred in tue returus of the banks that it is dif- ficult to make an exactexhibit, yet it is not im- probable that during the next fortnight we may be able to arrive at facts, The system of averages relied upon jor public report is more or less un- certain, und various mistakes have occurred which require correction, It is to be hoped that this cor- rection will be made, Tue following table shows the changes iu the New York city banks this week, as compared with last:— Nov, 29, Dec. 6. 24,281,700 $2 19,807,000 21,1 27,258, 500 Depostts.... 174,559,400 Legal tend’s 35,881,300 Tid FOREIGN MARKET presented no additional features of interest, American securities being generally steady and English consols closing firm. The following are the prices in Amsterdam:—Central Pacific first mortgage vonds, $i%;; Union Pacific first mor gages, 695,; Union Pacific stock, 2474; Northwest- ern preterred, 61);; St. Paul preferred, 54; Erie shares, 42. Differences. 4,091,500 SOUTHERN SECURITIE: Sales of this class were confined to Missouri sixes at 93; do., Hanmbal and St. Josepl issue, at | 90, and Tennessec, new, at Ti. The latest bias are:—Missouri sixes, 92);; do. do, Hannibal and St. Joseph issue, 90; Tennessee sixes, old, 7743 do, ai do., new, 77; Virginia sixes, oid, 34; do. do., new, 40; do. do., cousolidated, 49%,; do. do., deierred, 10; Georgia sixes, 65; uo. sevens, new, 85; North Carolina sixes, olti, 24; do, North Carolina Railroad Company, coupon, 30; do, do., ex coupon, 25; do., Funding act, 1866, 16; do., special tax, 11; South Caro.ina sixes, 23; do. do., January and July, 9; Arkansas sixes, ‘und, 30; do, sevens, Little Rock and Fort Scott issue, 19; do. do., Memphis and Little Rock, 2244; ao. do., Little Rock, Pine Bluffs and New orleans, 20; do, do., Mississippi, Ohio and Ked River, 20; do. do, Arkausas Central Railroad, 21; Tennessee tens, 1876, $3, RAILROAD BONDS. Ratiroad bonds were generally firm on sales amounting to avout $50,000, The latest bids are an- nexed :— New 2 ork (en 6's, B3.« 89 WONG New York Cen 6's, 's7. 8944 New York Ven 6's, r. 6. 83 Lae New York Cen o's sub. $3 Tol’ a Wab Ist mex. Erie Ist ex. 100 Toi & Wab Ist m.Sc i brie 2d in 7's,’ To: & Wab ad Erie 8d. m 7's, * Tol & Wab eq' Erie 4th m 7's, Tol & Wab cons cor Erie th m i's, Gt West Ist m, 198, Gt West 24 n Ill & So low Gaiena & Chic ex. Galena & Chie 2d Ohi, RL & Pac... Morris & Exsex 3d mn, NJ Cen Ist m, new Pits, FUW & Chic ist. 1035 Pitts, PUWA OMe 24 mn 9. Pitts, FLW & Chic $a mi 8. Clov & Pitts SUM. Cley & Pituedth mow. 8 Chie & Alton 5 3 Chic & Alton Ist Chic & Alton income Ohio & Miss con st. Ohio & Miss con ) 5 Lake Shore div bds.... 8% Onto & Miss za ti. eonl. 74 4ake Shore con ¢ bis.. 9 St Louis & 1M Ist... 92 Pac RIT, wd by Mo. 8 Rt Coun & LM aim Gen Pac gold bds...... 93) Mia SUP Batata Wesiern Pacitic bas, P ist m, Union Pac ist m bas, P ist m, Union Pac |g i's. ¥ tse, Union Pac ine 10's, Pad in Mil ist m Jol, ie Ist Gol, Chie & Ind C'Ad I Oy Tol, Peorin & War, KD. 60 Tol, Peorin & Wart Wi 6 NY AN Hon Bost, H&B ist ti. Ce F & Minn tet Bury © R & Min Ls 7 GOVERNMENT BONDS, Governments closed dull and steady:—United States 1881's, registered, 114 a 1144s; do. sixes, 1881, COUPON, 11754 @ 119; do. five-tweaties, 1862, coupon, IM @ 11144; do, do., 1864, Coupon, 112)4; do. do., 1865, coupon, 113; do, do., 1865, coupon, new, 116% 4 116%; do. coupon, 1867, 116% @ 117; do, ton-ior- tles, registered, 109 a 110; do. do., coupon, 10a 110%; do. new fives, 188i, coupon, 100 a 110; do, GiX per cont bonds, Pactiic Rarlroad, 100%) &@ LO9%. $1,218,000 262,800 2,009,500 ++ 845,030,134 893,245,900 | } 16,011,000 315 i395 42,091,000 16 ri) \ on 80 iv lw 200 300 100 300) Ww) Ww 100 4 oy ) 100, 00 a0) m 40 0 20 10 iy “0 $1000 US 6's, r, '81. “10d US 68, r, 03, 1100 US 520, ¢! luv Us Selah, Br, °05. ‘be 144 es 600 shs West Un Tel, 2 20 200 20) io 400 204 10) Panay ou #1009 Tenn Lo M 1 Wo t's, H&S 10.0) B'sivn 10) Pac 7 5 WW Un Pac Ki Ist zou U Pac 7's, 1g b. 40) I 20:0 Long Dock bas: 10.0 Chi & NW con... lou It & W Ist, 8th D, 1000 Quin & T ‘ist. 2. Obie & M const. 2000 Unio & M con, Su Sth & 0M 2d 3000 Mt St P 7's Koid. bow 6,0 & 1G, 1s pb OC & LO 1 00 Bos, Hl & 5000 Alb & Sus 2d m... 40 shs Metrop'n Banik 10 Ninth NatBank.... WDA 10 2): Con Coa. W 10 Mar Lid INY CAH RK Kkbeo 10 | sod West Un Te La | aw 0) 3400 ob) 12:30 50 she Del & H Can Co. 112 09 Qui DN , 100 Mor 5 Cb EN W RK $1000 Un PRRistmbe Am Ex B’k. ... 26) Md Coal Co, 13 sh 340 Gon oni, Su Qu 100 West Un Te! 100 Pac MSS. 200 Mar Land 36 Amer DWNYCAHR ivd Harlem RR. soy Ls & M 0 Mich 10 Pan: $1000) US 5-20, ¢, °62 1.00 Us 10-40, ¢ WO shs Canton 7.Con Coal 100 Quick M Co. 0. tick Min Co pi 1400 HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRIORS, The following table shows t and low est prices of the day:— Open N. Y. Cen. and H, R, atock , 93 Hariem.. . Lake hore ‘abash. . Northwestern . Northwestern prei. Rock Island. Fort Wayne Milwaukee and St. Paul... Milwaukee and St. Paul p'.. Ohio and Mississippt New Jersey Central Union Pacific. C,, C. and LC Pittsburg. A Western Union.. Pacific Maul, The following are the quotations in stocks being reported as steady :—Pennsylvania sixes, 108; Reading Railroad, 6344; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad, 17; Pennsyivania Railroad, 44 Gold, 109%, SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, Saturday, Dec, 6—10:15 A. M. 11444 $1000 U8 6-20, 6, 65..... 13 hte 110% 60% US --20, 0, 107 12% GUN) Ud Ss, 10-40, .b 6 10. 10000 Us 6's, cur. A. M-—Ecfore Call. 400 aha U: 60 5) 100 100 100 io 100 lw ly 300 500 Ww 100 20 ho 10 on Wo 100 200 wo 3 a0 Quy 6 1G ow 0 500 too 100 100 in 100 wy Wo Ww 10 K 6) 10) 1) sy 2) 80 NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1873—QUADKUPLK SHEA‘“T. e opening, highest 1 Philadelphia, y do... Chi & NWRK. 100 200 Uhio & Miss RR, 400 a 2000 Bos, H & 1.0) 100, 200 4 200 do. 40 Tol & W RR, 100 10) 100 1) 200 10) 2) a 10) MLA St PRE PL. ” Wi tu) 200 C) 35 300 Un Pac RE, an 1100 4500 200 Thi 180 800 a0 60 300 1) 100 300 200 210 i 15 200 Chi & 200 ivy 200 Os cane eastia AW Rib e 10) Chi & RIRKD 20 400 1u0 10 StL& 1} lu) 4 100 Mal & ot P 00 100 Chie | ately 10 10 500 Bos, tl & & 10) Mae Ww 1) 1090 Tol & W Iti be P. M.—efore Call, ea shs 500 Guo 100 ChiaN 200 10 Mil & SCP RE pr 100 Mil & St P RR 400 Tol Loo 1400 20.0 200 Obi 200 40 Cley & Pil hi Chi ANW KK. ..b 6 wv do. 2 Chi KRERK, 100 Mil & St P Ba tPRR,..be 200 400 Del, Lu) M0 A ; 14 Mor & Es RR, Ma Rto3 P.M 10) shs Chi &N W RR, 51K a 200 Chi &d 100 Han & stu good note, due in days, lor 87, with w Address i. M. UL, Horwid Upsiown Breach olive | 400 do... 0) do. UN YON Hd Hare itt tuu fol & W its. ‘ 20 phen tres ° % 40 do ae 409 do. yw do 210 do. a0 do.. wn do.: Soo 100 HOLS AMS RR. ray 4 300 ' 00d : 400 Maes snay 100 Panama Rit. 50) Ohio & Miss Hit! 100 cr 100 « 60 Un Pac Ri, Pa) : 150 1a 100 0 : Lou0 10) 7 200 100, Cat 00 woo” do... 400 200 do. 400 10) CORAG 200 10 Atl & Vac pt. a0 Weatern Un Tel Chi & NW... Chi & NW pret. Quicksilver .... 27 10% Quicksilver pt. 40" Del, t.& Wes... 99 Pacific sail 40% Chicago & KT Fy New York MIA ot vant. 36% Erie... Mil & St Paul pf oy Hariem.. Bost. Hart & EB. "2% Lake Shere... Han & Si Jo Union Facltic!! 8 Sq Han & BtJo pi Panama,....... 924 a 98" 0,0 &10...... : BOSTON WOOL MARKET, Boston, Dec. 6, i873. Wool is in active dem I prices, the mar- Ket being very exciied and transwctions larger than tor # long time. The advance cm teeces from the lowest point during the pance bas been trom 7c. a 8c. per ID, ‘oledo & Wav... Ohio & Miss. ERR RR ERE erReEs ceDe = as but on pulied and California the improvement has not been #0 mat ‘There are no desirable Ohio and Veun- syivania fi now offering under Sz4c., und we q cholce double extra, ut the close from 'S2i4c. to sbe., her prices asked tor treble extra aud pick lock, 1 lots ot Wisconsin anu Michigan fleeces are not offering under. Sc., with sales ot Wisconsin at Suc. and a jotot Michigan ut dlc. Fulled wool conunues to attract considerable “aitention and good lines of supertine and extra still ruie comparatively low, les having been made at irom 4c, to (0c. bub cations point to a general, advance on these dtetip- 4 fornia hax also sold quite y, Y now be conatdered the lowest price lor tall jor best lots. ‘This kind of Wool has rise, about per Ib. from the lowest point. Good lines of spring Saluornia have been bouzhe quite trecly at 2c. a soe ‘The sales of spr.ng and fall during the week about 80,000 1 he total giles o. domestic woo! week reach 30 Ibs, of whch upwards of Ibs. were tle Sales have been made o OI Penusylvania i es, medium extra, double treble extra, at i8c. a'd5e.; Michigan ‘at doc. a conain, New York ans Vermont at ¢ SNe. and unmerchanuble at 200, ase. tub at 47 scoured ati2\%c. a We., delail $50. a S4c., noil- Hees pedlars at S84c), supering and pulle S2e., ‘Culitornia spring at We. # 30, Caliornia Le. & Be. HAVANA EXCHANGE. Havana, Dec. 6, 187% Exchange irregular; on tne United States, 6y days, cur. rency, 764 79 percent premium; do, shiri suit’ ow reney, Sz a85 per cent premium jon) ution, 12 a 115 it Premium; On Paris, 57.0.9" per cent premiuw the Uniced ptates, short sight, gold, 6 4 904 ber cout premium EUROPEAN MARKETS. Loxvon Money Marxvr.—Lonpon, Dec. 6-12:3) P. M— Consoly for money, 97%; for the ecount, Vie a sig; States five-twenly bonds 18% oll, rie shares, 38h. 2 PO M.—rrle Railway sh 4 24 r. M.—United otals five-twenty bonds, 130/, 9 new lives, 917%. Panis Bourtss—Loxpon, Dec. 6-2: tches quote rentes ut O81. d2ig0. rentes, 53. 70¢. Livékvoot Corton Marker,—Livervoor, De Sales on the basis of middling upiahds, n low good ordinary, shipped December, at 8) shipped November and veceinber, atSigd. sail basis of middling Orleans, nothing’ below yood ordinary, shipped December and January, atskd. “The market is dul and easier. Middl nz uplabds, 8d. a 34d. ; mniddling Orleans, Bd. a 87d. Sales 10,00) ba i for speculation and export. Of th bales were American, ‘rales on th uplands, nothing below good ordinary, shipped D ana Jannary, at 4d. Cotion to arrive, cheape n the basis’ or middling uplands, nothing bet ordinary, shipped December und January, atS do., shipped January aud teLruary, at Bd, Sales on basis of middling uplo nds, notamg below "good ordinary, deliverable february and March, at8 Liverroot BReapsturys Marke! 6—P. M.—The market is quiet. Livenrool, Provisions Manxer.—Liverroor, Dec, 6— 6. M.—Pork, 75s, per DL tor pew mess. Bacon, 4ls cwt. for new Cunberiand cut; 40s. per ewl, ior pew diy 499) basis of middiung rib middles. Verroveum Minker.—Antwene, Dec, 6.—Peiroleum, 826 for fine pale American, 2+ FINANCIAL. A CHAPSERY & BAZLEY, BROKERS, 74 BROAD. + way and No, 9 New street Stocks bought and sold on commission, on margin or tor ivvesuwent. Stock and Gold Privileges negotiated, $:0,00 MORTGAGE FOR SALE—DUE ONE ZA. year, on Brooklyn; improved property; valued at $100.0 0; Vond wud security Al; discount $ V0. Address JACOB V. D. WYCKOFP, 64 and Broadway. Ri LIABLE MAN PO NG $15,000 can comand finincial partnership in a concern esiablisued over (0 years; salary $3,W0 annually; Salo oi concern Just year $600,000; capil invested $/0),U0) Address FINAN: TAL, box 122 Heraid oflice, ABEXANDER FROTHINGTIAM & COMPANY SECU capital for incorporated compan manutacturers, Our Rogister c names possi ALEXAN ins many eis. FROTHINGHAM & COMPANY, 1 d 14 Broadway. YOUNG LADY, OF HIGH SOCIAL PosITI pecuniarily embarrassed, wishes some cu wealiby gentleman to asdst her humect i secwity it wecessary. Address, appointing inter vi.w, FACT, box 124 Herald’ Uptowa Branch office, N A-SORTMENT OF GOOD FIR IT MORTGAGES < Ig months to rur, on Newark and Orange Real 1 sate, exchange, upon cash basis, for good city Re at ate lighuy mortgaged. PHALON & SLOAN, 31 Fast Seventeenth street. $5,000 PURCHASE MONEY (FIRST) MORTGAGE on a plot of Philadelphia lots, two years to run, to exchange for Merchandise; security more than three Umes the amount. PHALON & SLOAN, SL Kast Seventeenth street. (oASH, LOANS, $100 7, 85,00, ON / dowmy and Life P monds, Jewelry ana gages somn rewl Paper 3 CAGNE E R. TREMAINE & ©0. Ye Bankers, Stock, Bond and Gold Brokers), . 6 Wall strect, New York, We make speciality of the co-operative system, wh i security and quick pio! to smail deale now making up.) Circulars ng iull parce lars, will be sent by mail on ap ; _@Buy and sell Stocks, Bonds and Gold on commission.) Roe, SALE—$20,000 OF GOOD DIVib tock. or Would exchange for improved city Prop 4., box 470 Now York Post office, 10) erty POR SALF—FOUR PURCHASE MONEY Morr. Rages of $1,400 c1ch, on im property in th new twenty-tourth ward; a lihe: bonus allowed HINE, COLE & GRAY, 536 Sixth avenue, Bankers, No. 1/ Wall street, make dealings in Gov- ernment Bonds and Goid a specialty. Tnterest allowed on deposits. Stocks bought on commission for cash. HAVE $6,000 CASH, WITH WHICH I WISH TO BUY first or second Morgages on city property. Address, giving full particulars, A., box 200 tierald Uptown Branch omtice. Moxey, 79, LOAN ON BOND AND MoRTGAG sums of $10,00) to $30,000, on first class City Property and First Mortgage only; uo others need apply ; no bonus wanted. RICHARD B. PARKER, 8t Cedar street. DAILROAD BONDS—DEFAULTING AND OTHER- Y wise, to exchange for Merchandise, ie other Property. Address bX ANG, Herald office. STOCK AL OF THE E PUTS OR CAL DAYS F EXPLAINING WITH R. ADDRESS. LAPS. BROKERS, BROADWAY. Te 2 rn IX. HE} stead, also @ Honse in Brooklyn. for New York Cen- tral Stock at par, Pacific Mail at 45, or any other stock dealt in on the New York Stock Exchange’ in saine pro. portion. Calton W. KUCLID YOUNG, Stock and Gold roker, 16 New street, New York. | Pu ADVERTISER OFFERS AN seldom met with to those controllin who desire to operate in stocks; mon Address SUCCESSFUL, box OPPORTUNITY $1,000 and over, 3 Herald office. Uso TRUST COMPANY, OF NEW YO Notice 13 hereby given that the Union Trust Company Will resume business Monday, December 1, 1873. EDWARD KING, President. CY, 78 CEDAR STREET, TSCH, General Manager, makes Us LOAN A CHARLES K. DE Joans on Bonds, stocks and oiler marketable Securities, buys Commercial Paper and negotiates Railroad Loans. WANTED-A LOAN OF $11,000, ON REAL ESTATE in the city of New York. Inquire at 28 Pearl street, in store, New Y ork. ERAL GOOD MO RTGAGES ON CITY h. Address © ASH, box 116 Herala ' fap Users Property, for Uptown Brauch oe: Wit, Not some BENEVOLENT GENTLEMAN OR lady assist an American widow (who has been un- fortunaie) to procure a House of moderate rent? Is an jent housekeeper, and can give the best of refer. would give $40 (nine hundred collars) worth of diamond jewelry for $400 ensh; answers must state Where an interview may be had. “Addre: FRIENDLnss, Herald Uptown Bran for two days, SIO HUVESIMENTS IN WALL STREET THR DOU, jnstion days haye paid: many of our custe ers $2,000; sums as low as $10 can be iavested with Fisk; bz page explanatory, pamphlet matied on applica- tion. VALENTING TUMBKIDGE & CO, Bankers and Brokers, 39 Wail street, New York, SHO) NANTEP Grok SIX MONTHS, INTEREST 2) pald in advance at 2 per cent per annum with note and collateral worth twice the amount Ad- dress F., Herald 01 $500 —A CHANCE TO MAKE $250 WITHOUT OU. risk. i want $610 immodiat iyi will give & ple security, merchan.s, | D PAYING | | contrary, Welcomes him as an iny 1 Estate or | iully secured. | FIVANCIAL. $1000 WAdTePsBy A City MANURACTURMG: & to fll cont po days’ commerciat acceptance; Kas stock collateral, or chattel mortage, liberal bonns, or business inwerest. Address IAs i- GeNOY, Herald oflve, $4,000 ~WE,WiUh PAY LIBERALLY FOR USK q . + of above sum for three months and tur- nish undoubted security, Address i. D. & U0., Herald office. TO $2,000 TO LOAN—ON IMPROVED $5.000 otis PeePaeles Mortgages bought. JOHN SHIRLEY & SON, 81 Cedar street, and 1,968 Third avenue, corner 104th street, $6. 00 WANTED—POR TWO YEARS ON 5 property near Tarryiown, V chester Gounty, worth $4), 0); @ bonus will be paid. Apply to G80, A. SANDILAM, 73 Cedar street, 7) > WISHES TO SROURE A $7000. vant tnivamnant tor 6) dara jon root 1 pay good interest. Address c. Collateral Herald office. we $10. OOO, $2 pnt? 22,., WA TED—ON . + bond and mortgage on Chicago Real state worth ten times the amount; legal interest 10 per cent. J. W.SMLVH, 61 Liberty street, room 24 3.000 NAXtEDoON FIRST MORTGAGE ON . IL acres well located and rapidly advan ing land, in the city ot Newark, N. J., now worth 321.000, Anexcellent opportunity tor ‘the’ investmeut or trust funds, Address MONEY, Herald office. $15,000 W202 Sate aeiRat MORTGAGE 0 o. + brown stone Dwelling rear Sixth ave Bue 10 per cent discount and lawyer's fees, RUFUS K. McHAKG, 13) Broadway, Notary and Ooimmissioncr for every State. $2), OOO 70, .2OAN<ON BOND AND MoRT Diu, gare on first-class dwelling property in the city of New York. Address CLARK, Broadway wud Seventeenth street, RTOS TO LOAN ON BROWN STONE $125.00( Houses below Fifty-ninth street; sec- ond moriguge promptly cashed. KICHARD V, HARNETT, 11 Broadway, room i, basement, 167 OC FOR FIRST MORTGAGES IN SUMS r4. to suit.—Immediate cash tor good ond Mortzayes at reasonable ant. PHALON & SLOAN, 31 st peventeenth sireet. b OR MORE OF SPRINGFIELD, ILLTt $500.000 nols and Southeastern Railroad Fir) ortgige Hoods, and $50,000 in Northern Pacific Kail road Bonds wanted immediately by PHALON & SLOAN 1 Bat 5eveniecnth street, COPARTNERSHIPS,. TP) B8OLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIE —THE FIRM of De Graaf & Tayior is this day dissolved by mu- twa! consent, John Richards retiring trom the firm. hh P. DE GRAAF, KOBE M. LAYLOR, W. H. DE GRAAR, 1, 1873, JOUN RICHARDS Grhar & Taylor will be continued under With the suine amMouUBE of capital, by the ors. He. Dis GRAFF, RE M. TAYLOR, W. H. DE GRAAF NOTICE [) HEREBY GIVEN THAT PB. Moorman & Co., of i iNew York, both firms v Minton J, Hardy, have been this day dissolved, in pursuance of notic stolore given by mato said Hatdy. Neither party is authorized to use tae the thru ©. P, MOORMAN, pute 1, 1373, New Yous, Dec. 1, 1573. J ISSOLUTION OTIOE OF DISSOLUTION, —THE FOLLOWL prortivewet appears in the New York ieraid of De- oF 8, - 1 otice is hereby given that the firms of olnposed of the under have been this day dis- eretotore given by me to uthorized to use the 2, ¥, MOORMAN. solved, in purs suid Hardy. Neither party is names of the firms. DECEMBER |, LS75. An action to wind up the affairs of both firms was be- fore the publicxtion of said Houce commenced by we against Charles i’, Moorman in the Circuit Court of the Usd ed Staies tor the District of Kentucky. Nuw Yous, Dec. 6, MILION J. HARDY, +o THE NEWARK FRAUDS. Another Point Blank Refusal of “Boss” Dawes to Allow His Books To Be Examined—A Mandamus Yo Bo Procured. authority given the Citizens’ Expert Committee of the Newark Committee 0! One Hundred, another one, fully meeting the spirit and letter of the law, was procured from Mayor Ricord positively requir- ing the city ofMicials to open their records tothe citizen investigators, Yesterday, armed’ with this, Messrs. Scbnelibacher, Dilion and Kubn, a ma- jority of the Expert Committee, accompanied by Mr, James Courter, chairman of the Commitice of One Hundred, again visited the City Hall and again called upon City Auditor Dawes. Mr, Courter pre- sented the Mayor's full and explicit letter of au. thority, clothing the three experis named above with full power to examine the records of his and otber departments of the city, The “Buss” read the document, and once more DEFIED THE MAYOR'S AUTHORITY by refusing to allow the committee to examine his papers, books, &c, The plea he offered tor his con- tumacy was the same as belore—personal objec- tion to Mr. Dillon, the leading financial investigator, He was quite willing, he said, that the other members of the committee might examine his records in the course of some days, uiter he had finished up some balance work he was now doing. The committee beld to their lormer position that, uu as aunit to go on with the examination, it could not and woud not. p! ed. Tae “Bos Heged objection to Mr. Dillon is, that in the report the jatter prepared, which report was unanimously approvea ol by the Committee of One Hundred, he distorted certain facts, The “Boss” says le has the proo! of this, but thus far has allowed six or seven weeks to Intervene without making, or causing to be made, any corr-ction of the ulleged distortions, THE REAL CAUSE OF ONJECTION, aceording to universal belief in Newark, Dawes ts atraid of Mr. Dillon's marveiio: jor Jerretting out ugly discrepancies. r. Dillon is the only member of the smumuttee who has ample leisure as well as ability to pursue the myestigation jully. ihe objection to him, on the ground ‘of 1n- troducing distortions in his report, is laughed out of Court entirely, for the simple reason that Mr. Dillon merely prepared the reports and was respousibie for them oniy as a member of the com- mittee, He is not even chairman of the Expert Committee or the Auditor's sub-commitice. If, therefore, there were any “distortion” in them Mr, Schnetloacher is the most responsible, belong cuair- man, But to bum, SINGULARLY AND SIGNIFICANTLY, “Ross"’ Dawes makes no objection, but, on the iga The pecial Committee appointed at the lasi meeting to pnsuit counsel in regard to taking legal steps for the procucement Of @ mandamus irom the supreme Court to compel the throwing open of tne books will report at the meeting to-morrow evening, When itis expected tuat some starving reports will be made regarding the Schoot tund. Tae oMcials have made bo attempt to quiet the rumor now in circulation for weeks, to tue effe that Mr, city imances, is THE HIGHBSIDGS (N. J.) TRAGEDY. Brennan Indicted for Murder in the First Degree. No sooner had the Coroner's jury at Highbridge concluded the inquest on the body of Catharine Brennan than her husband was taken off and lodged in the Hunterdon County Jailat Flemington, where the Patenburg rioters created such a sensa tion last year. The Grand Jury took the case at once into consideration, and on Friday evening they found an indictment of murder in the first degree against Brennan. District Attorney Chamberlain | will Move the trial week alter next. Owing to tie | magnitude of the case he hus concluded to call on | the Attorney General to assist in the prosecution. Brennan's iriends have retained Mr. Voorlices, of | Flemington, and Mercer Beasiey, Jr., of Irenton, for the defence. The evidence against the prisoner is accumulating since the inquest. Hunterdon county is establishing a reputation tor itself, A MISSING MAN FOUND DROWNED, Newrort, R. 1, Dec. 6, 1873. The body of Mr. George H. Gifford, merchant, of this city, Was found to-day in a pond near the rail- road depot, at Fall River, No foul play was maoi- fest, as his money, watch and other valuables were found upon his person, and a coroner's jury returned a verdict of accidental drowlag. He had been missing from his home since Mon- day, the 256h ult., at which time he proceeded to Fall River to draw some money he had on deposit at one of the Fall River savings banks. The wild- est stories were aflont as to lus probable Jate, and it was generaily believed that he had been mur- dered and aiterwards robbed. Both this city and Fall River were excited, and accordingly took meusures to ferret out the mystery, with the above result, It is supposed that he tell througn the bridge, the planks being removed on account of the city having it repaired, and he was tound um derneath it, A iawsuit will probably be brought against the city by his family jor damayes, as there was uo watchman or light to warn travellers of the danger. &N ITALIAN CHEAT. Boston, Dec. 6, 1873. An Italian known as Antonio Corighino is ander arrest tn Boston, charged with swindling his countrymen by promising them work and good wages in railroad building, in New York State, for which be assessed them $3 60 cach, agreeing to nieet them at the depot and pay their ares, He ig said to have played the same game in New itd city, realizing a handsome sam by hts ras- oadity. .. of Louisvill’, and Milton J. Hardy | | whi There being some technical defect in the letter of Ne | of the late Thomas Beil, in the 84th ye ess it was allowed | t | that there ts a deficit of $65,000 somewhere in tue | DEWITT’S RA") IN TRENTON. Whe Dead Beat Ta lef Personificd—A Bargain in Bry Goods. . Yesterday a man named @'¢0rge B. Dewitt was committed to the Mercer County’ (New Jersey) Jail, in deiault of $700 bail, to awa’ O19 trial on the charge of having storen from one &25an Hunt, at Titusville, @ horse, wagon, harness, buffalo robe and a silk dress, in ali valued at aboat 4513, while the latter was attending Church services at that hamlet on Thursday last. After the the'ft was committed Dewitt drove in hot haste to Entlish- town and there traded the horse for another in orse worth only about $5, and at the same time gettng $5 boot, He disposed of the silk dress toa hotal keeper's wile for $4, it being worth about $40, He was arrested in a galoon in Englishtown and con- veyed to Trenton in shares of the comp.ainant’s husband and Constable Voorhees, where a pre- lumtnary examination took place before Justice Mills, With the result above stated. ‘The prisoner 1s Over Six feet in stature, of middie age, and, as Justice Mills said, “looks like a regular dead beat.” He was identified by Peter H. Vancleve as the man who was in possession of the stolen prop- erty at his hotel in Englishtown, wee MARRIAGES AND DEATHS Engaged. PaRapise—ARCHER.—Mr, Harrwid M, PanadisR With Miss KOSETTR AROHKR, Married, BATTSRSBY—BRADSHAW.—On Thursday, December 4, by the Rey. James Millett, et his residence, GeOKGE Barrerspy, late of Boston, wo Miss MARGARET BRADSHAW, all Of this city. LoorEx—JONKS.—On ‘Ibursday, December 4. at the residence of the bride’s inother, Staten Island, by the Rey. F. W. Punnett, SrkPHEN A, COOPER, Of London, England, to MOLLIZ SYLVIA, youngest daughter of Mrs. M. A, Jones, of staten Islaud, COOLKY—Davin,—On Wednesday, Decenoer 3, at the residence of Mr. J. 5. Cooley, by the Kev. Dr. Burchard, CHARLIE WALLACK COOLEY to EMMA DAVIN, all of this city, DeaLy—NicuoLs.—On Thursday, November 27, by the Kev, Father O'Keetfe, at the residence of the bride's parents, Hurlem, Wititam J. Daly to Mary Epa, cidest daughter of Mr, George Nichols, FROST—STINSON.—On_ thursday evening, Novem- ber 20, by Dr. Osgood, PHILEMAN H. FRosr to Many L., daughter of tie late Thomas Stinson, FRasER—MuRRAy.—On ‘Thursday, Novemper 6, at the residence of tne briue's lather, py Rev. Hugh Blair, Ewin PRasuR to Lizz RK, MURRAY. No cards, Karian—Ei1as.--On Wednesday, ember 3, 1873, at the residence of the briue’s paregis, by the Rey. Dr. Vidaver, Tukopork Karuan, of Rich- mond, Va, lo Gussik, youngest daughter oi Mr, Casper Elias, of Kicimond, Va. Augusta (Gau,) and Callornia papers please copy. KL0T/—ScnWEDLER.—On Thursday, December 4, at the residence of the oriie’s parents, No. 159 West Thurty-iourth street, by tne Rev. Dr. Mol- detnke, Dr, HERMANN KLoTé to Miss Manik SCOWEDLER, eldest daughter of Dr. Edward PF. and Ainche scuwedlcr, ali of New york. No curds, MALLOKY—PYNCHON.—At Springfield, on Tues- day, December 2, at the residence oi Mr. A. M. Day, by the Rey. £. A. Reed, Henny Rk. MALLony, of brovkiyn, N, Y,., to ConA N. PYNCHON, 01 Spring- fivid, Mass. MCA‘ #e—WAYLAND.—In Brooklyn, on Thursday, November 27, by the Kev, Dr, Freel, Mokenct RUSSELL MCAF of Canada, to Miss Lizzig Way- LAND, Of Brookiyn. No cards. PuiLirs—y KusON,—On Monday, May 20, by the Rev. Dr, Apdrews, CHARLES HOMER PHILIPS to LiLL.& A. Ky&RSON, dacghter of J. C. Ryerson, i8q., all of Brookly a. Loug Isiand and Connecticut papers please copy, Di Anparn.—On Friday, le AHHARN, th the 30a year ov i His frieuds wad acquaintances are most respect- fully invited to atteud his faueral, from 24 Cherry sweet, On Sunday, December 7, ab ove o’cluck pre- cisely. ANDREETTI.—On Thursday, Veceinber 4, Lucio ANDRERTIL, The members of the Italian Society of Unione ¢ ‘alelianza are requested to attend bis ioneral, will take place this day (sunday), at two v'ciuck P, M., from believue Hospital. P. A. PAROUI, Secretary, BARKLEY.—On Thursday, December 4, suadeuly, at Passaic, N. J., WILLIAM BARKLEY, In lus 400 ear, 3 Tue relatives and friends of the family and also the members of the Second Company of the Seventa Regiment, National Guard, are respect- juily invited to atreud the sunerai, at his late res sidenee, No, 340 West Twenty-third street, on Sunday alternoon, December 7, at two o'clock, BAX(K ddenly, on Friday evening, Decem- ber 5, C. M. BAXTER, in the 62d year 0. his age. Funeral services irom his late resi 0, NO. 46 East ihirty-first street, on Monday moruing, Le- moer 8%, at hall-past teu o'clock. Tue reiatives and iriends of the lumily are respectiuily invited vo attend. —Iin this city, on Friday morning, Decem- GEORGE W. buERS, axed 00 years. clatives and imenus vited to attend tue juneral, on Monday, December 8, at Nali-past ten o'clock A. M., irom Grace chapel, ‘iwenty-third street, near third a enue. BxLi.—On lhursday, December 4, ALLISON, wife O1 her age. The celatives and friends of the family are re- spectiuly imvited to attend the iuneral, irom the residence of her daughter, Mrs, G. Gourluy, 64 South Fourth street, Brooklyn, E. D., ou Sunday, December 7, at one o'clock P, M. Bisuor.—un Friday, December 5, 18 Bistiv?, aged 1 year, ¢ months and 2 days. The reiatives and friends of the family are re- Spectfully invited to attend the funeral, irom the residence O1 her parents, 14 Devoe street, Wiliams. burg, Brooklyn, bk, D., ou >uuday, 7th iust., at thiee o’ciock P.M. BLAKENEY.—On Wednesday, December 3, at her res deuce, 13 Second place, Brooklyn, Lypia A., wie of Lhomas Blakeney, in the 7th year oi ler age. eranerat services at the Methodist Episcopal church, First place, Brooklyn, on Sunday, 7th inst., at hall-past one o'clock P, M, Relatives and fricads of the family are respectfully invited to attend, .—Un saturday morning, December 6, cember 5, 1873, THOMAS age MabBEL Funeral services will be held on Monday, Decem- clock P. M., at her late iesidenc: Thirdavenue. Tue remaius will be coi yeu to Albany tor interment, BrRowN.—On Saturday, December 6,Viram. Warr- coms, youngest son of John W. and Lilla Browa, aged 4 years and 4 months. Funeral at hali-past two P. M., on Monday, De- comber 8, from tae residence of iis grandfather, Arthur A, Brown, 643 Pacuic street, Brooklyn. Bussing.—At Washington Heights, on Friday, December 5, Mantua, widow ot Veter Bussiug, of Fordham, iv the osth year of her age. The retauves and [rieuds ot the family are re- spectiully lavited to attend the funeral, trom the Kelormed church, Fordaam, on Monday, Decemocr 8, at one o'clock P. M. Carriages will be in waiting atthe Fordham Railroad station on gne arr.val of the five minutes past twelve train from Forty- second street depor. cassipy.—On Saturday, December 6, Lizzie, daughter of Michae! FP. and Mary E, Cassidy, aged i year, 11 months and 29 days. Funeral will take place irom the residence of her parents, 84 King street, on Monday, Deceaber 5, at one o'clock. Corre! Saturday, December 6, MicHARL Correr, seth year ol his age, a native of county Cork, Ireland. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectiully invized to atuend the iuneral, irom jis one o'clocx. DeVLIN.—On Thursday, December 4, ANN, be. loved wife of Felix Deviin, The funeral will leave the family residence, cor- ner of Debevoise and Morrell streets, on Sund. December 7, at two o'clock P. M., lor Calvary Cemetery. Kelautives and irtends are requested to atrend, DOTrENR R.—MANHATTAN LODGE, No. 15: I, 0. B. 8. —The brethren of this lodge are resp iully invited to attend the funeral o1 the father of our brothers, Enoch H. and Simon H. Dottenheimer, on Sunday, December 7, at ten o'clock A. M., from his late residence, No, 1,056 Second avenue, By order of the President. re * WILLIAM A. GANS, Secretary. EVeRETT.—On Saturday, December 6, Jon, be- loved son of Richard and Margaret Everett, na- tive of Farcrait, Roscrea, county Tipperary, Ire- land, aged 6 years and 8 days. The relatives and friends of the family are re Spectiully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, 122 West Twentieth street, on Suuday, December 7, at one o'clock sharp. FOuARTY.—On Saturday, December 6, 1873, Maa- air A, FOGARTY, youngest daughter of Patrick and Maggie A. Fogarty, aged 9 months and 22 daya. ‘The relatives and iriends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, oa Monda: alternoon, at half-past one o'clock, trom the resi dence of her parents, 237 East Broadway, FREEMAN.—On Friday, December 5, of paralysis, JAMES B. FREEMAN, aged 72 years, The remains o/ the deceased will be conveyed from his late residence, 73 Suffolk street, on 'Tues- day, December 9, auhalf-past nine A. M., to St. Mary’s church, where @ solemn requiem mass will be offered for the repose of hissoul. Relatives and friends are respectiully invited to attend the funeral without further notice, FeRRIS.—At Cold, Spring, N. Y., on Friday, De- cember 5, 1875, SYLVENIUS PERRIS, aged 61 years, Funeral to-day (Sunday), December 7, at one P.M, from $ Mary’s Episcopal chureh, Colu Spring, N.Y. His reiatives and friends are respect Tully invited to attend without iartner notice. Funstox.—On Thursday, December 4, at Haver- straw, N. Y., WILLIAM R., son of William and Saran Funston, in the 87th year of his age. Relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from Mis late residence, United States Hotel, Haverstraw, N. Y., on Sunday morning, December 7, at a quarter past ten o'cluck. 7: RY Gepyry.—On Savurday, December 6, 1873, MALY Asx eldest daughter of Mary Aap and tle late illam F, Gedney. Funeral acrvices on Monday, December 8, nt Seven o'clock P. M., at 126 Lorimer street, Wil- uurg, N. Y. Poon Muiri.—on Friday night, after a short ill- nosa, HENRY GOLDSINTH, at the age Of 53 years. The tuneral will take plave from hig late resi+ Ne Le ee NN eT MTR Tey nT ee Oi the lamily are in- late residence, corner of batavia and New Chasm. | bers street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at hali-past | ba dence, No, 929 Third avenue, on Aunday, the 7th inst., a6 two o'clock P.M. ‘The relatives and imends Ol tae family are unvited to atiena. INDEPENDENT LoDGH, NO, 180, F. AND A, M.— BReTHREN—You are hereby summoned to attend an emergent communication, to be held at No. & Union square, this day (Sunday), at hal!-past twotre P.M. sharp, for the purpose of paying the last tribute of respect to our late brother, Henry Goeld- smith. By order. ‘THOS. ANDERSON, Master. Joun H. Garxison, Secretary. The members of Mordecar Lodge, Naphtait Lodge, Venus Lodge and Independent Lodge are hereby respectfully invited to attend the funeral.e¢ Henry Goldsmith, from ms tate residence, No. 939 Zs SvOnae this (Sunday) aiternoon, at two Gucctanpi.—On Tharsday morning, December SALVATORE GuCCIARDI, & native ore lermo, tiny, ged 26 years, § months and 27 davs, ‘he relatives and friends of the tamily are im Vited to attend tie funeral, from his father’s rest- dence, 112 Elizabeth street, to-day (Sunday), at two o'clock P. M. Ivee.—On Friday, December 5, JANE, widow of Alfred ives, and daughter of Tuomas Lamb, in the 2ith year of her age, ‘The irtends of the famity are invited to atten@ the tunerai, on Tuesday, 9th inst., at one ofclook P. M., from the residence of her parents, No, 19% apnea Williamsburg. '; On Saturday, December 6, Kats, daughter orb. Vand Mary J. Mulien, cane olice ot tuberal in Monday's papers, KRNNY.—On Thursday, December 4, 1873, at his residence, Governor's isiand, of hemorrhage of the lungs, ParRick KuNNY, a native of Oarriok~ on-Suir, county Tipperary, lreland, late sergeant of Company A Vermanent Party, G. RS. U.S A, and lormerly a momber o! the Fapal Brigade, aged 2 years, Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, from the foot of Wnitehalt street, New York city, On the arrival of the twe P. M. boat from Governor's Is!and, thence to Cal. vary Cemetery, om Sunday, December 7, at twe o'clock P. M. Larstey.—On Friday morning, December 6 AGLAE Mongau, Wile oi John Lapsiey. Funeral will take place at St. Joseph's churom, Pacific street, near Vanderbilt avenue, on Sunday, December 7, av one o’clock P. M. Lovaikap.—On_ Friday, December 5, AGNnna Lovangap, widow of Robert Loughead, aged 9 ear bi Relatives and friends are invited to attend the tuneral, from her late residence, No. 11 Twellta street, Brooklyn, B. D., on Monday, at one o’clook. MiLLert.—On Friday morning, December 6, ne infant soa of Frank U, and Cornelia A. illett. The juneral will take place, from the residence of bis grandiather, J, A. Tooker, Ksq., 75 Harrisom place, Brooklyn, to-day (sunday), Lecember 7, at two o'ciock P. M. MILLER.—On ‘ihursday, December 4, ADDIE STow MILLER, Only and beloved child of Henry @. ond acseuniae, . Miller, aged 6 years, 5 months aud T days, Funeral to take place from her late residence, No. 510 Deon street, Brooklyn, on Sunday, Decem- ber 7, at one P. ak. MORRELL.—On Saturday, December 6, Mrs. Satan Mognevt, relict of Richard Morreil, in the sth year o1 her age. ‘ ‘The iuneral will take place trom the residence of her son-in-law, A, L. Batterson, 2 East Filty- second street, Ou Monday, at one o'clock P, Relatives and friends respectiuliy invited te at- tend. The remains will be interred in Greenwood Ceinetery. MUKRKAY.—On Saturday, December 6, RronaRe MurRAy, aged 70 years, ‘The tuneral will take place on Tuesday morning, Deceibes 9, at bal-past tea o'clock, trom bis late residence, 408 West Thirty-toird street, to the Chureh of St. Michael, Ninth avenue and Thirty- secoud street, where a requicm mass wiil be cele- ‘ated ior the repose of tis soul, and thenee to Calvary Cemetery, The relatiyes and friends are respectiully invited to attend. MoUormick.—On Satarday, December 6, ELiwa- BETH MCCORMICK, aged 26 years. ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 532 Bast Twelith street, on Monday, December 6, at one o’cloc! MoCormack.—In Brooklyn, on Friday, December 5, OaTHaRINE, relict of William Mcvormack, of county Longford, Ireland, in the 47th year of her age. Pineral from her late residence, 63 River street, Brooklyn, BE. D., on Sunday, December 7, at two o'clock P.M, McUOY.—MARGARET, wife of John McCoy, aged 2% years, 7 months and 7 days. relatives and friends of the family are ta- yited to attend the tuperal, from her late residence, No. 773 Seventh avenue, between Futy-first and Fiity-second streets, to-day (Sunday), December 7, at two P, M. MoGurrs.—Members of the Black Joke Associa- tion ure Summoned to attend the tuneral of Bar NaRD MecOuine, on Sunday, December 7, at one o'clock P, M., trom 156 West Fitty-secoud stveet, BENJAMIN BRADY, Presi tent. McLEAn.—On Thursday, December 4, at Passaio, N.J., GEORGE MCLEAN, aged 38, Funeral services on Sunday, at three o'clock, at St. George's Methodist Kpiscopal cuurch. Trains leave Chambers street at 1:45. Returning, leave Passaic at 4:12 and 6:40, Interment at Greenwood on Monday, Carriages will be in watting at Brie depos, Jersey Uity, ut one o’c'ock, Reiatives and iriends are respectfully invited. McQuapg.—Un Friday, December 5, CATHERINE, dauguter of Jonp Malone and wile of John Mc- quade, aged 20 years. dier relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend tne (uneral irom her lute residence, No. 220 avenue B, tais (Sunday) alternoon, at Gall-past one o'ciock precisely. Panpes.—Un Friday, December 5, ANN S., wife of d. A. W. Pardee, aged 56 years, The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Mon- day, December 8, atone P. M., irom her late resi- dence, 220 Hast Twenty-seveuth street. PELL.—On Saturday morning, December 6, ot marasmus, LENA, youngest daughter oi Thomas J. J. Pell, aged 18 months. the triends 01 the iamily are requested to attend the tuneral, from the residence of her parents, No. 341 East Filtieth street, on slonday, Deoember 3, at halt-past teu o’ciock A. M. RiOpABACK.—On Saturday, December 6, dur. AGNES RHOVABACK, in the 4sth year of her age. Notice of 1uneral hereaiter. Romaink.—At Willlamsborg, L. L, on Saturday, December 6, of consumption, CHARLES JosKen Ko- MAINE, son of the late Joseph Romaine, of New York. Nottce of funeral to-morrow, Ross At Wood Haven, Long Island, on Friday, December 5, PETER A. ROssELOT, m the o4tn year of his age. Funeral will take place from his late residence on Monday, December 8, at 12 o'clock, Carriages eave Atlantic Jerry, Brooklyn, at ten o'clook On Thursday, December 4, Mrs. Mary aged SO years and 3 mouths. ives and irieads are invited fo attend the runeral, ou Sunday, December 7, from the resi- Mrs, F, C, Lathan, 412 Palisade avenue, Jersey Citv Heights, N. J. Ryay.—On Thursday, December 4, DanigL RYAN, aged 70 years, @ native of Caher, county Tip- peraray, lreiand, ‘Yhe relatives and friends of the family are re- apectiully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his son-in-law, No. 414 East sixteenth street, on Sunday atteruoon, at one o'ciock. Seni.t.—fhe members of the Hebrew Mutuat Benefit Society are hereby notified that the funeral ol Mrs, L, Seniit will take place this Sunday morn- ing, at 10 o'clock, Irom her late residence, Late Division street, A, S, VAN PKAAG, President. S¥LLECK.—At North Bergen, N. J., on Friday, De- cember 5, of aiphtherta, SAMANTHA B, S#LLRC! Wie of James K, seileck, and danghter of the la Peter Bontecon, Esq., of Troy, N, Y¥. Funeral on Monday, sth inst., from the Reformed Daten chureh, of Old South bergen, N.J., at two o'clock P, M, Take curs trom Cortlandt street ferry. Troy papers please copy. sus.—Ou Wednesday evening, December 5. short but severe illness, JOUN SIMPSON, age rs and 2 months. relatives and friends of the family are re- spectiully invited to attend the funeral, trom his late residence, 122 Clinton street, on Sunday, 7th iust., at one o'clock P. M. SINGER.—CONTINENTAL LODGE, NO. 117, I. 0.0, F.— You are hereby summoned to meet at your lod, room, 159 Bowery, at half-past twelve o'clock P. M., to attend the funeral of our late brother, William Singer, Sister lodges invited. FRANK N. DIDIER, N, G. ersey City, on Saturday, December 4, HENRY SMITH, in tue OTth year Of his age, a nauve of county Galway, parish of Aughrim, Ireiand. The relatives and Iriends of the amily and those of his sister-in-law, Mrs. Ann Smith, are most re- spectiully invited to attend the funeral, ‘rom his lute residence, 379 Henderson street, Jersey City, on Monday, December 8, at hal/-past two o'clock SritspuRY.—On Thursday, December 4, 1873, Ep- MUND son of E. Gyovon ‘and Rosa H. Spilsbury, aged 2 years, 3 montis and 14 days, yhe funeral will take place from the residence of his parents, 218 West Fi/ty-third street, on Sunday, December 7, at two Me oi nana oth .--On Satnrday, December 6, at No. est phirey fourth street, SUSAN A., wife of George W. tow. Ni funeral hereafter, ey —On Friday, December 5, at par one o'clock P. M., Dr. PETER VAN BUREN, aged TL on Monday, December 8, at halfpast twelve o'clock, at Nis late residence, Nov 214 West @wenty-second street, New York. VAN BuREN.—Suddenly, in this tity, on Friday morning, December 5, Dow, ouly son of Samuel and Juua A. Van Buren, Funeral services wilt be held this bei af. ternoon, at two o'clock, atthe residence bi parents, No. 97 Barrow street. Kelatives an iriends of the family, also those of his brother- in-law, E. H. Tallmadge, are respectiully invited: to attend. Weaver.—On Saturday morning, December 6, of diphtheria, ALEXANDER GREGG, 1biant son Of Alex- auder F, and J, Nettie Weaver, and grandson of the late Charles Gregg, aged 5 months and 20 Relatives and Iriends of the family are inv! « attend the funeral, ir 236 Gates avenue, Brook lyn, on Monday, December 8, at two o'clock P. M. Wron.—Suddenly, on Saturday afternoon, Dow cember 6, Joun J, Ween, of this city, ia his 6566 year. Nowe of funeral hereattes,