The New York Herald Newspaper, December 14, 1873, Page 11

i NEW YORK HERALD, NDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1873—-QUADRUPLE SHEET u ANUIALY | from the resigence of ner sister, Mra. Susan T, { fully Myited to oe present and unite With ug in the 409 il & StF RR. be. bs s.. K Clark. King street 1 ob 8. By order ot 0 Biya - - “ et, On Mo: a ny Ob OW eral cbseguies by order ¢ LOAN OF 9800) WASTEDCON HOUSE AND | Grote huDE, Btre m1 Monday, Loti inst, at two | uneral cbsequie e) D. B. DAVIDSON, Master. Lot, renting 31.20, in Ninth ward; Al bondsman. | RoR WES.—On THE UNITED STATES TREASURY, AO araid cllice. ; friday, December 12, 1875, WiILtiAM CONKLIN, Secretary. pba Teegaune auectuinka che the week at the Now| tie | ROR JE DATE ne Se ALEXANDEH Fovarn LunKowes, ouly son of Joni | McDonatp.—On ‘Thursday, December 11, 1873, ‘ ‘y opera " 10 Am 3 ‘be Be | WITH A,KIND-1 and Margaret Fourth Burrowes and grandson of | FRANCIS MEDONALD, aged 52 years, York oftice included the disbursement of $389,000, | j10 Us Ex Co be a | nd her $79 tor three months; | the late Alexander 1. Burrowes, ¢ rensborow, The relatives and friends of the family, also the | 1 ample appointing interview, ) Mil & StF Lid pi. b« uiven. Address, | county Lovgiord, Ireland, age p ag meibers of the Boller Makers’ Un on, are respect- r it ce C, Herald office. An Encouraging Outlook for | guia, 10: interest, $851,000 in redemption of five- | 2) Clev& is say. Speculators. A GOOD BANK STATEMENT, Large Accessions---$10,000,000 in Excess of the Legal Reserve. THE PROCESS OF INFLATION. Gold 110 1-4—The Highest Point of the Week. MONEY EASY AND ABUNDANT. Government Bonds Strong and Higher— Railroad Securities Firm. WALL STREET, Satuxpay, Dec, 13—5 P. M. The market to-day was in the main strong; ‘prices were generally firm and the prospect en- couraging to all who are disposed to measure the Frecovery of the country at large by the Nuctuatmg symptoms of this locality. Nevertheless the pro- cess Of realization was more or less carried on, and ‘the parties who have been interested in the largest holdings have availed themselves of the advan- tageous opportunities for profit on the sharp ad- ‘vance that has taken place. Much of the strength alluded to may be ascribed to the doubt which attaches to the action of Congress, with reference to she inflation of currency id to the deple- dion of the $44,000,000 reserve, and it will not be strange if additional buoyancy and even @ stronger undertone should be communicated to the stock market for several days to come. The business was less active than during the rest of the week, but not inconsistent with the usual cau- tion which belongs to Saturday. At the opening prices were somewhat heavy, the recommenda- tions of Secretary Richardson with reference to taxation acting like A DEAD WEIGHT. Later, however, they recovered, and the close ‘Was at the best figures of the day. Union Pacific, ‘Wabash, Lake Shore, Northwest common, Western Union and Pacific Mail were the leading lines in the Speculation. Western Union opened at 72a 72% a 723%, fell off to 71% and rallied and retired in an uncertain manner until afternoon, when the price advanced to 724ga72%a73 aud closed at 734. Pacific Mail opened at 39%, went off to 38%, but Wound up at 40. Erie was dul! and evidently in sympathy with the joreign market, which of late has not been encouraging. It opened at 43% and soid down to 42%, New York Central Bod at 943.2950 95% 094% 29544 a 947% a 9534. Ohio and Mississippi ranged between 2934 a 30, Union Pacific was extremely active, and showed, perhaps, the best advance of the day. It opened @t 3024, receded to 29%, but recovered to 314, the last price. Northwestern common was firm at ‘844 a 5405534. The preferred sold at 693; a 70. Panama sold at 9733. Lake Shore vibrated between 75 and 757 a 7534, the closing figures. Harlem ‘was steady at 120 a 121; Wabash at 52a 519¢ a 52%. St. Paul common advanced troim 39% to 407; the preferred from 62% to 6314. C.,C. and I. 0. from 2544 to 264%. Delaware, Lackawanna and Western gold at 99%{.2100. Hannibal and St. Joseph com- mon retains its firmness at 253{. Alton and Terre Haute common sold at 8; the preferred stock is, it fs said, being quietly picked up by Western men who live in the neighborhood of the line and know something ofits Value, Rock Island sold at 98 a twenty bonds, and the receipt of $1,712,900 tor customs, The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $66,000 on account of interest and $55,000 in re- demption of five-twenty bonds. The customs re- ceipts to-day were $215,000. The shipment oi notes from the Treasury Department during the week ending to-day were $1,503,800, and of fractional currency, $723,200, The receipts from the Printing Division during the week were $986,800. The ‘Treasurer of the United States holds in trust for national banks $393,211,900 as security for circu- lating notes and $16,536,000 for deposits of public moneys. The national bank currency outstanding to-day is $348,578,551. The receipts from internal Tevenue to-day were $253,900, and the total since the beginning of the fiscal year, $42,908,235. The legal tender circulation to-day shows a further in- crease 01 $221,000, FOREIGN COMMERCE. The foreign vommerce of the port for the week was as follows:—General merchandise imports, in- cluding dry goods, $4,519,164; produce exports, $5,170,064, and specie exports, $713,206, The total merchandise imports since January 1 this year are $371,974,276, against $407,427,775 last year, and $357, 583,517 ip 1871, The exports of produce since January 1 this year are $282,349,109, against $225,590,047 last year and $227,866,581 in 1871, The total exports of specie since January 1 are $46,732,116, against $68,031,717 last year and $65,502,513 in 1871. THE FOREIGN MARKET. The advices from London are unsuggestive. The market 18 quiet. Erie is reported weaker, and other American securities are generally firm. The following are the late quotations:—Consols for money, 92; do, for account, 624%; five-twenty bonds of 1865 (old), 943% a 9434; do. do. of 1867, 9534 ; ten-forty d0., 924; a 92% ; new fives, 92';; Erie Rail- Way shares, 363% a 361g. The following are the prices in Amsterdam :—Union Paciic first mortgage bonds, 71%; Union Pacifle shares, 254,; Northwest pre- ferred, 62; St. Paul preferred, 56; Erie shares, 40, Paris despatches quote rentes at 59f. 10¢, RAILROAD BONDS were generally firm. We note sales of Western Pacific bonds at 85; Union Pacific first at 8444; do. tens at 697%; do, Sevens at 76; Toledo and Wabash equipment bonds at 70';; New Jersey Central first (new) at 10244; Chicago and Alton frst at 104; Onio and Mississippi second at 77; C., C., C. and 1, first at 9914. The following were the bids as amended vy the sales at the board :— New York (en ts, 3. 8915 Han & £1 Jolg. Hun &St Jo S's, ¢ Del, Lat y Del, Le W 7's, cot Yor & Wat Ist m Tol & Wab Ist m.St iD 84 You & Wab 2d m. ‘Tol & Wab equip bds... 7 ‘Tol & Wab cons,con.... ¢ mM. exes Alb & susq Ist b Alb & Suse 2d bus: Galena & Chie 2d Mich Cen con 7 Chi, RT & Pac, 103 Mich Cen Ist m8’ Morris & Essex Ist m 103% Chi, Bur & Q 8 p {Morris & Essex 20m... M54 NJ Cen Ist ™ Pitts, FLW & Chic Ist. Pitts, FLW & Chic 3d m Clev & Pitts con Mich So & N'Is 17 Clev & Tol st.... Clev & Lol new bas. ot 9046 96 Lake Shor 1 ake Shore conc bds.. 9 — Ohio & Miss con s Lake shore con rbds.. 91 — Ohio & Miss con Pac RR 7's, «id by Mo. 98 + Otio & Miss xa ti, con: 77 Cen Pac gold bds...... 94 St Lous & 1M Ist'm... 9314 Cen Pac state aid bds..100" St Louis & ( M 2d m. 4 Wesiern Pacitic bds, Mil & St PS) Union Pac Istm bds. MilaSwP 1 *s, North Mo Ist m. Chic & NW Bost, H& E, guarntd.. 30° Cedar F & Minn Ist m.. 72 HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices ol the day :— Opening. Highest, Lowest. Clie & 8 W Chic & NW istim.. N.Y.C. and H, R. stock con. 94% 9556 94% Har 0 120 Erie. 43% 25 Lake Shore... Wabash... 10 Mich Cen KR... 6 Li. & MSRR..b 100 Atl & Pac pf. P. M.—Sefore Call, Second Board—1 P. M. 100 shs Chi & NW RR. ti ry ”) Tol & WRK, 201 | $1.0,000 New Jersey 4 z YOXxURKR 19s IN TH# NEW YORK 8 A REVPRESENTATI Exchange wante house, whose present Board tember 1s al capital and b ‘influence not so necessary as 4 cle: Fe t Address (ull name) CONFIDE, 4 York Post offic TRUST MONKY JUST PAID [N, TO LOAN AND fj bty Mortsages on city realestate, in sums to sult and longtime, Address TRUSTE, box 2,081 New York Post ottice. ee XA K b \M EB pital for incorpérated companies, merchants, Manufacturers, mil Our register con‘ains many ossessing Various amounts for investments. YUER PKOTHINGHAM & CO,, 112, 14 Broad wa, 28, 11 BROAD STRE nd gold bought and sold for cash or ob mar. nexotiated on responsible firms, which Gan be nocd In place of cash margin this enabies any one with small capital to speculate with little risk. £xplan. atory circulars mailed, ATOH & FOOTE, N Wall street, make dealings in ida specialty, Interest allowed on deposits. Stocks bought on commission for cash, FLOLDERS OF STOCK OF THE CONSUMERS’ B efit Coal Company, organized in 18d, can le: something as to the value of their stock by applying a once to H, STANTON, Attorney, No. 4 Warren street. WISH TO PROCURE THE SUM OF $20), FOR which good interest and security will be given, Ply to Mr. FRANKLIN. 13 West Forty-eighth street ris third bell twic # ore Wednesday. [HAVE 375,00 STATI FUNDS) TO LOAN IN ONE or more sums (small amounts preferred) on Arst class it rty; No proposition over “0 per cent value en- 10 bonus expected, only lawyer's fees, and 1s. Owners only need address EXECUTOR, box 4.044 Post office. if OUIS WEINER, COMMISSION MERCHANT.—NEW 4 York, Broadway and Park place; Mhiladelphia, Merchanv’s Hotel M NEY TO LO N SUMS SUIT, ON FIRS’ class improved Property, in this city’ only: First and Second Mortgages bought. UNION LOAN AG ONEY TO LOAN—UPON FI city Residences and stor Apply to WARRGN 8. WILKEY rooms 18 and 1, QTOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON TEN P margins; seven per cent allowed on all ai : ances; information and advice furnished, VALENTINE TUMBRIDGE &CO., bankers and brokers, 39 Wall street, box 2,282 New York Post office, STOCK AND GOLD PRIVILEGES.—ROBERT II. GAL- LAER. tormerly President of Gallaher'y Evening Exchange, negotiates privilegs on god and stocks, By this mode’ of speculating 1a Wall street the loss can be limited, while you have all the chances of profit on un active market.” Office No. 6 Wail stre: (PREASUREDS OFFICE, Sf) Kansas Paciric Rauway Compaxy, Sr. Lovrs, Dec. 6, Holdors of bonds of the Kansas Pacific Railway Com- pany, Union racite Railway Company, Eastern Divi- sion and Leavenworth Branch are requested to send escription of the bond 'Y, 73 Ceaar street. MORTGAGES, ¢ Property. in sums to suit, , No. 5 Beckwan street, or bonds hi ow many, so, that any i formation is y may'be duly matied to them. LEY, Trea: re MO INVEST DANIEL A, MORAN. 40 Wall street. ANTED—IMMEDIATELY, — $2,001,000 BOD Northern Pacific Rasroad in ‘exchange for ¥ lock ol Real Vroperty, no encumbrance: al Southern Railroad Bonds, and some exchange for brown stone Houses in s at +10 Pine street, z Ox FOUR MONTHS; WILL PAY two per cent per month and give good security, Address JAMES H. FISHER, box 1,515 New York Post office. ANTED—$1,00 FOR STOCK large profits certain; party adyancin security for money. Address PERFECTLY box 113 Herald office. WWVANTED—-A SECOND MORTGAC smaller amount this city and o 000-0. good city improved Property; m eady. Apply to SAMUEL J, NEWMAN, No, 4 Pine st., room 12. TANTED—TO BORROW $5,000, FOR ONS OR TWO 4, on first bond und mortgage. Address H. E., y Herald $4- 7,8 and 10 per cent City and County Bonds, City Railroad Stock, Railroad Bonds and other choice Stocks and Bonds, paying 10 to 20 per cent, at low rates tor sale by ALBERT N. NICOLAY & CO., No. 43 Pine streat, New York N, B.—Invested securities our speciaity 22 years. ‘TS IN WALL STREET THE —INVESTM $200 Aiton dass have pald many of our custom: ers $200); sums as low as $10 can be invested without risk; 32 page explanatory pamphlet mailed on applica- tion, VALE TUMBKIDGE & © Bankers and Brokers, ‘39 Wall street, ‘w York. OOD BROOKLYN SECOND MoRT- ge for gale, Address HEAVY DISCOUNT, $3.100 Herald offi 5.000) AX, $420, 70 LOAM, FOR | FIVE 2). years, on New York city ‘Property; also $2,000, $3,000, $3,400 and $5,000 to buy second Mortgages. F. FLATAU, 81 Ceaar street, room 4, Office hours from 12 to 4 | a short iliness, MARTHA A spectiully requested to attend the fune on Mon- The tuneral will take place his parents, 422 West Thirty. day, December 14, at one o'¢ JAHILL.—In Brooklyn, on after a long illness, Jos JAHILL, in the 42d year of his age. A native of the town of Thurles, county ‘iipperary, Ireiand, ‘There will be a mass 01 requiem for the repose of his soul, at St. Mary’s Star 0) the Sea, corner Court and Nelson streets, at ten o'clock A. M., on Monday, December 15, The friends of the family and the members of St. Mary’s Star of the Sea T. A, B, Society, are requested to attend his funeral on monger December 15, at two o’clock, from his late residence, corner Smith and Ninth streets, thence to the Cemetery of the Holy Cross, Fiatbusn, CaLnoUN.—On Saturday, December 13, 18 FLORENCE STERLING, injant daughter of Edward 3, | and Alice A. Calhoun. CLARK.—In Brooklyn, on Friday, December 12, 1873, Jonn Howerr CLakk, son of Samuei J. and a ‘aveth Clark, aged 22 years, 3 months and 3 jays. Funeral to-morrow (Monday) afternoon, at one o'clock, Irom St, Mary's Episcopal church, Classon, near Myrtle ave! Brooklyn. DAWBARN.—At Stanwich,on Saturday, Decem- ber 13, MAky E., wile of Charles Dawbarn and daughter o! Dr. Mackay. The tuneral will take place on Tuesday, at half past one o’ciock P. M. Carriages at Greenwich to meet train Ware) New York at ten minutes past ten o’ciock A, M. Friends of the family are in- vited to attend without further notic DELANY.—DORA DELANY, Wile of William Delany, of Cappiinna, county Queens, Ireiand, and sister oi John Mc: onald, of Raprar. The funeral will take place from her son-in-law’s residence, William Clair, No, 307 Eleventh ave- nue, on Monday, December 15, at two o'clock P, M. DovaHerry.—On Thursday, December 11, after , beloved wife of John H. Dougherty, in the 26th vear of her age. The friends aud acquaintances of the family, also those of her father, James McGeviran, and of her brothers, John W., James and Thomas, are re- spectiully invited to attend the funeral, this (Sun- | day) afternoon, at one o'clock, irom her late resi- dence, 39 Columbia street. #%,—At Norwalk, Conn., on Friday, Decem- ber 12, of scarlet lever, ROBERT ADRAIN, Son of Spencer B. and Anna A. Driggs, aged 16 years. Kelatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from Christ church, New Bruns: | wick, N.J., on Monday, December 15, at two o'clock P. M. “rains leave foot of Cortlandt street at twelve o’clock, DvutcH.—At Bay Ridge, L. L., on Friday, Decem- ber 12, 1873, STEPHEN F, DurcH, in the 64th year of his age. ‘Reiatives and friends of the family are respect- filly invited to attend the tunersl, on Monday, 15th inst., at two o’ciock P, M., from Christ church, K. aturday, December 13, On Thursday, December 1, Mrs. Mary EDMONDS, aged 64 yeurs. Relatives and friends of the family, and of her son, George F. Coacumon, are suvited to attend the luneral, on Sunday, 14th mst., at twelve o'cloc::, trom the residence of her son-in-law, Mr. Join A. Eagleson, NO, 221 East loth street. FauLBUSCH.—On Thursday, December 11, after a long and severe iliness, RICHARD, eldest son of Frederick and Meta Fahlousch, aged 23 years, 3 months and 3 days. Relatives and triends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, irom his late residence. 327 Hudson street, on Sunday, L4th inst., al one o'clock P. Fay.—On Thursday, December 11, 1873, Bak- THOLOMEW Fay, aged 23 years, The relatives and jriends and members of the Sarstield Association are requested to attend the funeral, trom Bergen Point, on Sunday, at eleven A.M, Reaches pier 19 North River, New York, at oue P. M.; from there to South ferry and thence to Flatbush ‘or interment. FLOop.—On Saturday, December 15, 1873, after a short and sudden illness, MARGAKET FLOOD, of the county of Westmeath, Ireland, The relatives and friends of the famiiy are re- , at her brother-in-law’s residence, 249 Mulberry street, jay, December 15, 1873, at one o'clock. GALLAGHER.—In Union; N. J., JAMES STOKES | GALLAGHER, Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, Tuesday, December 16, at two o'clock P, M. G -On Friday, December 12, at half-past ten A. M., Lizziz, the beloved wife of George J. Geis, aged 20 years and 9 months, daughter of George and Mary depburn. ‘The friends ana acquaintances of the family are invited to attend the fuueral, this (Sunday) after- | noon, at halt-past one o'clock, from her father’s | residence, 531 West Thirty-sixth street. Hons.—On Friday morning, December 12, 1873, alter a short and severe illness, ALBERT Hons, a native of Germany, agea 48 years, § months and 9 days. ‘Tne relatives and friends are invi the tunerai, from his late residenc d to attend thence to the Lutheran Cemetery. HUGHES.—On Thursday, December 11, Ross, the beloved wife of John Hughes, and daughter of Jonn and Catharime McCabe, of Baliingarry, parish of Tuicorbit, county Monaghan, Ireland, aged 67 years. Relatives and friends of the tamuiy are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 715 Washington street, on Sunday, De- | | past four P. M., 25 Cherry | street, to-day (Sunday), at half-past twelve o'clock ; | fally invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday, Deceraber 14, 1873, Irom his late residence, No. 123 m D. ali-past one o'clock P. M. McGovern.-—On Thursday, December 11, after # lingering iliness, CATHARINE MCGOVERN, & Dative of county Cavan, Ireland, aged 75 years. May her soul rest in peace, The relatives and iriends of tne family are rex Spectfully invited to attend the tuneral, this (Sum- day) afternoon, at one o'clock, from her late resl-_ dence, No. 6! Willett street. McPEAKE.—On Friday morning, December ee MCPEAKE, native county Devry, Ireland, years. Relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeval, from his late Tesidence, 281 avenue C, on Sunday, December 14, at one o'clock P. M. MCQUEENBY.—On Thursday, December 11, MaR¥ MSQURENEY, widow of Daniel McQueeney, aged 46 ears, Vs Friends za. acquaintances are respectfully in- vited to nétend the funeral, from her late reste dence, No, cast I'weltth street, on Sunday, the 14th inst., at one o'clock. OMALEY.—On Friday, December 12, Mr. O'MALEY, of county Limerick, Lreland, parish ot Adare, alter @ snort Ulness, in the 70th year of her age. Faneral to take place from his late residence, 25 Gansevoort street, on Sunday, December 14, at one P. M.; thence to Calvary Cemetery, Relatives and trisnds of the iamily are respectfully invited to attend, Limerick papers please copy. PaLMER.—In Kensington, N. H., on Friday, Decembes 12, Doxotay B. PALMER, sister to John D. Locke, Esq., of this city, aged 77 years, PAULISON.—At Passaic, N. J., on Thursday, De- cember 11, MARY PaULISON, widow of Paut Pauh- ley formerly of Hackensack, N. J., in the Sist year er age. Relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully tuvited to attend the funeral, from her late ce, corner of Pennington and Gregory ave- es, Passaic, On Sunday, December 14, at half- ast two o'clock P. M. ‘Trains via Erie Railw: leave foot of Twenty-third street at 1:15 P. M. and Chambers street.at 1:45 P, M. Returning, leave Passaic at 4:12 P, M. and 6:40 P. M. PETEKS.—Ca Friday, December 12, 1873, at her residence, No. 12 West Twenty-ninth street, alter a short illness, JULIA, wife of George A, Peters, M. D., and dwughter of the late George Coggile. Funeral services will be veld ac the Church of the: Incarnation, Madison avenue and ‘Thirty-filth street, on juday, December 14, at half-past one o'cloek P. M, QUINN, age Notice of funeral hereafter, Rigpy.—On Friday, December 12, ANNE, beloved Wile of John Riedy, in the 40th year of her age. The remains will be taken from her late resi- Sl Henry street, on Monday, 15th, to St. James’ church, where a requiem mass Will ve said for the repose of her soul at ten o’clock; thence to Calvary Cemetery. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respec: fully myited to atiend, SANDERS: aturday, December 13, SARAH, widow of Robert B, Sanderson, in her 69th year, Funeral at one P. M., from her late residence, , No, 159 Franklin street. Relatives and friends of the family, also members of the late New York Volunteer Fire Department, are respectiully re- quested to attend, Smyru.—On Saturday, December 15, 1873, BRIDGET KELLY, wife of William Smyth, of Browns: town, county Meata, Ireland, in the 39th year. of her age. The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectinlly invited to attend the luneral, from her late residence, 403 West Forty-fourth street, on Monday, ember 15, 1873, at two o'clock P, M. SULLIVAN.--On Tuesday, December 9, at his resi- dence, 91 Clinton place, JAMES S, SULLIVAN, of Ken- mare, county Kerry, Ireland, aged 54 years and 2 months, ScuMNER.—On Friday, December 12, 1873, EUNICR D. SUMNER, Of consumption, in the 48vh year of her age. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday morning, Decem- ber 15, at half-past nine o’clock A. M., from her late residence, 159 Bleecker street; interment in New Jersey. r StmMNER.—In Brooklyn, on Thursday evening, December 11, 1873, ADAMS C, SUMNER, in the 40th year of his age. Relatives and friends of the family, members of the New York Produce Exchange and members of Company A (veterans) of the Seventh regiment, ional Guard, are, without turther notice, re- pectiully invited to attend the funeral, at the Westminster church, corner of Clinton street and First place, Brooklyn, on Sunday, December 14, at half-past one P, M, The remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery tor interment. A meeting of lighter owners of the port of New York was held at the oitice of the New Jersey Lighterage i No, 97 Water street, at half- ‘ridav, December 12, 1873, for the purpose of consulting upon the best means of ° showing respect to the memory of Adams C. Sum- ner, deceased, Tne eee 3 named gentlemen were present:—E, Stearns, of E. Stearns & Co.; John S, Conklin, R. N. Ten Broeck, 8. F. Haren: and H. D. Kernaghan, of John s. Conklin & Co.; i. B, ‘ore, President New York Lighter Company: J. B. Gaddis, President, and Charles F. Case, Agent, New Jersey Lighterage Company; Thomas Shortland, of 3. F. Shortland & Bre, ; Lan- December 13, EDWARD 93 dae THE MONEY MARKET ‘was comparatively easy and prime names gecured what junds were desired on cail at from 7 to 5 per cember 14, at hall-past one o’clock P, M.; thence to | son Boyer, William Phipard and A. H. Stephens, Calvary Cemetery, of ‘Thorne, Phipard & Co.; John McCreary, HULL —On Tuesday, December 11, 1873, Canottne | Wililam Pratt ‘hompson and KE, Cowdrey, 8.000 WANTER=ON FIRST CLASS Oc ley lot, worth $330.0 cash to-day; 1p Commission and’ iawyer’s fees paid, and no more. dress R. 8., Herald oihice. Union Pacific. 10 od ry; ALSO. $5,00—TO LOAN, FREE OF ANY | @- HULL, widow of Joun C. Hull, late of the city of | of | Wilham’ | Pratt ‘Thompson == & | o.; cent, the late prices being 6 and 6 Discounts | C., C. and Ind. C. 100 Han & Sido RR’ pr. 3 $9.00( commission Whatever, ot first class city | New York, in the 6sth yeur oi her age. a Ww. Ppa A ee one of William Brown & from 9 to 12 per cent on first | Pittsburg 100, 0 &1 © Kat. Property, for five years, on bond and mortgage. Address The relatives and iriends of the family are in- | Son; H. C. Burt, of Burt, Hayes 0. 1. jate ruled as heretofore, #4 uy Western U! 70" do. A, INGHAM, Herald Uptown Branch office, 1,205 Booad- | vited to attend the funerai services, on Monday | Vis and Jacob Smith, of Jarvis & Smith; W. A. class paper. The report was generally circulated | pacific Mail. to-day that Secretary Richardson will issue the At Philadeiphia today stocks were firm. Penn- entire amount of the $44,000,000, the necessities | gyivania sixes, 109; Philadelphia and Erie Rail- of the government being such that he cannot re- t: iY 5 nsylvania 10sth street. Hut ist th ssure. It is understood, however, that, Sait ie te econ eee oa : PET EE og Relatives and friends are invited to attend the | object o! the meeting haying been stated by the sist the pre! a taht ’ | Railroad, 44. $10 000 SPECIAL CAPITAL WANTED IN A | funeral, from the residence of her parents, 442 | Chairman, a committee, consisting ot Messrs. R. He se ses Be Pere cml, Be Ul Fealore woe Snowy A Western Un Tel 73% & 73% OMAN Wass. 5% a 553g | Dedare sett retanle, Manutacturing Business where | Lafayette avenue, near Franklin avenue, Book- | Ten Brocck, F. Case ‘and H. B. Moore, was ap- to the Treasury, aad thus re-estabiish the legal | gaLB3 AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXUHANGE, | Quicksilver Cua NW pre one a 70 | Vested. Addrem SECURITY, box li Herald ofie. "| YR. on Monday, December 15, at hall-past one | pointed to prepare suitable resolutions, to be pre- tender issue on its former basis. Foreign exchange Pacific Mail Chicago & KI.. 9835 a By | ————_____— 2 a o'clock P. M. . sented to an adjourned me a e held at eo 400 _ | way. “1 Jorgnoon, Decsmber ish st teloisiicks ee her lave || bdey, 4. b, volinenn, &. Johuson si Mets Coes aaerS = residce, No, 420 East Sixty-first street, New Yorks. | & Gamble; Thomas Fitzgerald; J. G. Hammond, of $10.000 br, Ferree LOA ON IMERONED | Hvtcitsox.—On Friday evening, December 13, | Johnson & Hammond; £. M. Tyler, of Britton & LY & SON, 81 Cedar street and 1,963 Third ayenue, cor. | ELLA, only daughter of Matthew and Mary M, | Tyler. Mr, Lanson Boyer was unammously chosen é . ‘htnsoh, aged 4 years, 8 months and 17 days. airman, and Mr. Charies F, Case Secretary. g’he es aes % New York Cen. Mil & st aul... 40%) a 40: v7 TO LOAN IN ALL SUMS _ON IM- ay & office of Messrs. Brown & ‘Newman, on Saturday, Closed firm at 1083 tor prime bankers’ 60 days ster- Saturday, Dees 13-10 Ae Ma} | Be nats sevautor sa 6” | $50,000 provea ‘or unimproved frst class city | ,IXCRAHAM. At Brookhaven, Long Island, after ® | hecember 1a 1873 Adjourned. ‘ ling and 1094 for signt, Before Call. Huriem.. Toledo & Wab.. 52% ty; first and second mortgages bought. Apply to a Oe * | At the adjourned meeting, held as above, the Ohio & Miss. Abijah Ingraham, in the 74th year of her age. RY TAYLOR, No. # Pine street, | iti INSLEE.—In Philadeipuia, on Friday, December at at ne and resolutions were presented v4 TO LOAN—ON BROWN — STONE | 12, alter a short tiiness, FRANCIS H. INSLEE, Jr, | 224 adopted:— oo $65.00 Houses, below Fifty-niuth street Second | aged 3 years and 4 months, only child of Francis |, GPTLEMEN Your fpagestt a Sd ape aria drat Mortgages cashed, RICHAKD V. HARNETT, i, and Matte Inslee. suitable resolutions on the death of Adama C. BOSTON WOOL MARKET, 111 Broadway, room F, basement. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are re- | Summer respectiully submit the following > & here i Lubemene tote tardies $80 (00. =SEXERAE SUMS.OF $5.00 AND gio.000 | spectfully tt le Se oc eee FIM taittoe Seinen ERE ante BEGG oEE Til dn Oe 1 h there issome abatement in the excitement F| to buy First and Second Mertuages ‘on 5 » 228 S Sec- i - in'ihe wool maraet, yet the recent advance in pricesis | fmproved Heal Estate; alse some tands to bay Lensenord | ond street, Brooklyn, E. D., at two o'clock P, M., | DUsiMess associate and esteemed iriend, Adams 0. Bost, Hart Lake Shere Union Va 100 shs West Un Tel. 30 do. 700 shs Un Pac RR ¢ 2000 do. THE BANK STATEMENT. The usual bank statement for the week shows a gratifying gain on the part of the city institu- tions and an excess of about $10,000,000 over and above the legal reserve, The following is a com- parison of the averages of the past two weeks :— 3 ences ally ee e es Or th e ’ ge! HN DAVIS, N Park ae Sumner, who, by his tairness and unwavering integ- $200,014, 100 $24,101,200 oe Tao ta aS of whichis ioe, Were domes ae ‘ ano See Moerne On. Ghuradsy,” December. iy 1878 Pity bee Won the Togeea Oe ai ee eee hada being "ao ast +8 9 ‘Stocks are now so much reduced that holders nave ‘0 LOAN—IN SUS SUIT, ON r rae ‘x | CO! 5 c a een aren ed ut Tropes ol the future course of ‘prices. “in ‘this $100.00( first class Mortzages, Notes, Bonds and pte son of Terence and Mary Keitle, aged 23 | ““resoived, ‘that im {his death we. mourn t }@ loss nds 87, 846, 6. condation of the inarket manufacturers are anxious to | other securities; also cash to buy the same, a ne Who has long been identified with ug in the, 184, 143, LOO 8,038,900 make. immediate purchases, and are endeavoring to PAUL P. TODD, 56 Liberty street. The relatives and friends of the family and those Sewerage basiness, whose many good qualities Gireulatio jae 27,186,400 167,509 Dee, 18,900 The following shows the reiation between the total reserve and we total liabilities :— Dec. 13. Differences. 1,200 Inc. $1,160,900 9,100 Inc. 3,546,600 secure What little wool there is left in the interior | ——-————-—— of his brottier John J. Kettle, are invited to attend | ~! . lh ft tri Pe vania - Re r , , sy. 43 | Have Secured for him @ large circle ol warm Iriends, Save heen, aman Lae Se. per Ik, The transac. $125,000. A danas tuat tae ihe bore ea Perit werect = ear Decnnee tar eriane | who with us deeply mourn his decease, and we are tions in tine tleeces, during the week inciude | t) putinto a real estate transaction: must be attended to o'clock. if , at the same time admonished by this event that no 7,0 Tbe sh Or Ree yawns mostiy’ at, Sic. - at once. HINE, COLE & GRAY, 836 Sixth avenne. KIRTLAND. —On Friday, December 12, Many A. human skill, sympathy, weaith or Lg hae! can avert se and the latter priee Is now {he currentratetorde | 145 (OQ() FOR,FIEST MORTGAGES IN sums | KIRTLAND, wife of the late Benjamin 8. Kirtland, See ie count to the Intnl; of the th een er See cioer te tecooe mere aitses ae EI ee bein ot ealeaee eat friends ot the family ana of her | (deceased our sympathy and condolence, and as ® passed into uke hands of uutnutacturers, and that more or | Kast Seventeenth street rit i mark of respect to his memory be it further SL Kast t sons, William H. and A. B. Kirtland, and son-in- Go. Specie ...... F2l,u Legal tend’s 37 Mortgages, at reasonable ¢ Inc, $5, 01 i TALON & SLOAY esy fine Wool must be imported if the machinery now in 6 " . " % - ante Resolved, That we attend his tuneral and that a Cirealation. Dec." 18,900 operation continues to run. Very little has been done - — = | law, George C. Genet, are respectfully invited to | oopyor this preamble and resolutions be transmitted 7 Deposits. 190,182,000 lnc. 8,038,900 in delaine and combing Heeces, but pulled wool 18 in de- COPARTNERSHIPS. attend her fonerai, at the church of the Annuncia- to his family and published in the New York ‘Times, a mand, with a firm feeling for the article. California pm Moet ~ | tion, West Fourteenth street, on Monday, Decem- oC ar , 1 New York Herald and Journal of Commerce. . 200, 32 $47,349,500 Inc. $8,028,000 2 dl Wool ‘has sold weil, the sales of the week amounting to | J )ISSOLUTION, ; ber 15, at half-past two o'clock P. M. ew tart! OK ¥, Tot. iab’ties$200 ier earths gti he 2 Chia R upwards 600,000 Ibs.’ Sales have beea made ot Ohio and The copartuership heretofore existing under the firm Loowi£.—On Friday, December 13, of diphtheria, R. N, SON BROEOK, 25 p.c. res've 62, SHSIT815 i wa Punnayivan'é fleeces, medium, extra, double and treb.e | name itzel & Bernheimer, No. 34 Pive. street, OONIE.— Y er 12, a, CHARLES F, CASE, '{ Committee. Excess over a0 do, extra, a 49c. & Michigan No. Land extra at s7sc. a | this day dissolved. [therefore beg to inform the public | JOUN LOONIE, youngest son of Dennis and Margaret H. B. MOOR’ “ 25p.c.res, 6,720,425 9,722,925 Ine, 3,002,500 10. G0, bie.t Western Wisconsin, Sew York, Maine, Veriont | that Tam pot responsilic for any transactions made Loonie, aged 3 yeara, 6 mouths aioe invited |. Messrs, Lansen, Boser and Jacob B, Gadars ware sate: o 400 Tol & W 'New Hampshire at 48¢. a S0c.; Oregon at 35c. a due.; | trot is et above t TESA f iy are respec vited | * C4 a The loan certificates of the banks now amount Hen A Anwashed: Western, Texas and Southern at 20. @ 3 New Youe, Dec. 13, 1878. M. PUTZEL, | to attend the funeral, irom tte residence ot his | unanimously appointed to act as pall bearers, to about $4,600,000. 400 4 UL a ie, iG Oi soured Ran NHE FIRM OF J.T. ALLEN & CO. IS THIS DAY | pareats, No, 826 East Filty-second street, to-day Resolved, ‘That when this meeting adjourn it be THE GOLD MARKET, 4 | fornia, ;'supertine and extra Fe ee a A (Sunday), at ons ofcio to meet at the iesidence of Lanson Boyer, Ksq., Manrorre.—On Thursday, December 11, after a brief iliness, FRANK C. Makiorrs, in the 3ith year | While the volume of business was not great the Winkle (retiring parmers No. 399 Ciinton street, Brooklyn, at one o'clock ersigned will cc P.M, sharp, Sunday, December 14, 1873, to pros prices recorded indicate a firm faith in the future EUROPEAN MARKETS, ee ek aoa OF TUN Ae ee tga RO ted laa body to atvend the Mineral kervices, eee cararqtattmany neste at Sete Taeeaiaun Loxpox Moxey Manzer.—Loxnon, Deo. 18 12:80 P. M.-- Seta (Signed) va ‘ALLEN. | fully invited to attend the yuneraly from fis late Adjourned. CHARLES F. Searethiy a lation. (dons: United Siates five-twenty bonds, 1865. old, W404; ten. i FREDK MOWR, | residence, No, 105 Bast Sixtieth street, ou Sunday, ey: 7 i) s The government is not ina condition to come to .Ca&LORR forties, 924; Erie Railway shares, 37. 2P. M.—Erle Ruil- Nuw Yous, Dee. JACOB KING, the 14th inst... at one o'clock P. M ’ New York, Dec. 13, 1873, GO. .csveey a 4 ai a a di ct do. A COMPANY, SEVENTH REGIMENT, N, Y.S.N. G. :— The members of this command are hereby sum- moned to attend the funeral services of our late comrade Adam ©. Sumner. The company will assemble at Fulton terry, Brooklyn, on Sunday, December 14, at one o'clock sharp, ‘By order of Captain RICHARD ALLISON. Way sliares, 30% Panis Bounse—Loxpon, Dec. 83:4) P.M. ‘is de- patches quote rentes at 89t, 5e. ‘rench rentes, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS Sea e enn het tan Liverroot Cotton Marxker.—Liverroor, Dec. 136 P. &. a Rot = aor Be Mavon.—On Friday, December 12, at half-past M my ete on the ae ve hfe ad atte) 3 a Married, one o’clock P. M., after along and painful iliness, 2 | Shipped Sunway” ant kepruary ate Zleat da. noxming | | Gn AT _Bemus.—on Wednesday evening, Decem. | Mil. ADELE EAULINE Mavox, aged 04 years, born : cap below low middlings, shippe cember and January, er 10, al er le’ el , b: 7 . H. G, HAEGER, First Set ant. : ons. The | the Rev, G. H. Mandeville, D. D., Joun H. GRay to | Her friends and acquaintances, as weil as those | HG. HAgauh, Tits Sergeant Now York, Sales, 10,000 - . 7 N. ci of her brother-in-law, Mr. J. F. Mermoud, are in- yer eculation andexport. Of the | Lizzie . only daughter of Willlam N. Beers, Esq., | 91 DAT Din ner faneral service, that will take | Dec. 13, 1973.—The members of this Association are i. (cae eee Mason.—Suddenly, at his residence, 48 West : in dis- y the relief of the market should it be again dis Seventeenth street, Hiram V. MASON. turbed as it was for atime during the last summer, and it is not improbable that another povl will be formed—if, indeed, it has not been done already— | which will advance the price. At the beginning this morning the figures were 109%, but later they acquired firmness, and closed at 1104. The carry- ing ratcs were 7, 6,5 and 4 per cent and fat for at S34. Cotton to arrive steady; no trai market is quiet Cie pad are tnchanged, bales, including 2,000 for spe all of this city, sales today 4,900 bales were American. Sales on the Q 3000 US 5-20, x y Vine 7m ie: hereby notifled to attend the funeral services of foo 8" basis ot middling uplands, nothing below good ordinary, | _ LONGSTRERT—CLARK.—In this city, on Thursday, [ee amen en * yaicene bP) tea our late comrade, Adam ©, Sumner. Services will borrowing. 5000 Us B's 10-40, ¢ shipped December and January, at $5160. 5 Ho, nothing December 1h, ay by Bey. wl lam, 5. Mike 1s, woe oe eM janAy) | VECe » be held at the Westminster church, corner of Cline ‘ f N y Ps r elow lo ings, erable December, at Sad, ARCHIBALD 0. Longs 0 EFFIE CLARK, . M. 7 ‘ 's , Decem- ; hg Bi ererneantleoneamailor’ rite mous By EIVRRDOL RKADSTUTRS | MARKKE—LiWvaie0Oly Dec. | daughter of the late Robert Henry, Esq. ‘i MAXWEIL.<At Jersey City, on Friday, December foe St De eon em a see " 3 00 2? M.—The ie fir 7 4 THOMAS MA} LL, cl 73 e y rR RERTS” rt Grom cnarmann “168,545; 000 4 Liver, Buorisions.‘wannsr.—Lavenroor, Dee. 13~ | yet ia era we tne residue oF sie brides parents, | _ Relaxives and frienis of the family are respect. | MARSHALL LEEFEWTS, Colone! Commanding, 4 earings. oe vos e+e + + 00; OE,| P. M.—Bacon, er cw. for new Cumberland cut; 1 ged y p, t; | fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late Rad N i BE STATEMENT. . 6d. per cwt. for trib midil in this city, by the Rev. William P. Abbott, - x. a UN pasl Tate residence, 45 Lafayette. Currency exctnnpee nn. 64,407,206 Board—10:30 A. M. “tonpun buowten” Winker Loxton, Dec. I-Bven- | ALFRED J. HELE of Providence, KR, 1.. to Cuan: | Fesidence, 203 First street Solem high mass of piace, on Prvaay "morning, December 12, MARY Lu, “4 4 ., ly m rosin, 78. 9d. ew! LOTTE, eldest dau of Wi Vhitehead, Esq. os | igor Tacy Dalanoees Saeblaes | $2000 Tenn e's new... 72 MPsnsL SAMS RR. 7, oR ein MARKET ATTWER®, Dec, 13.—Petrotoum, (eee ae eee eet tv a rineadage overiag, | the Church of the Immaculate Conception, at uine Widow of Israel Underhill...» qnaren, on Monday, 1008 COs nd kd... Thy — +> 2 ———— arents, by the Rev. S. H. Graham, assisted ee yy - if family, and of her sons, John BANK SHARES. 1000 Mo 6's, Hast J is 9149 by the Rev. J. D. Turner, of Pittsburg, Pa, WaLren | MILLER, in the 60th year of her age. Wr eenroe x ott prederick re invited to at- Bank shares were in fair demand and the follow- bonds, .... 89 FINANCIAL. Y¥. R. Powis, of Brooklyn, to JENNIE M. ARMSTRONG, She who the cross of suffering bore now rests if - + BI 69% 0 ing sales were reported:—America, 150; Irving, 126; Park, 124; Central National, 62, and Fourth National, 100. The latest bids are annexed:—New York, 125; Manhattan, 140; Merchante’, 11644; Me- chanics’, 132; Union, 126; Fulton, 140; Greenwich, pra pantarsene ( with her Saviour, tend. New York Dec. 13, 1873. STARR—DEDERER.—On Wednesday, December 10, | tO attend the funeral, from the residence of her ill ‘be taken from his late resi- 8 W! Dividend Notice.The trustecs have ordered! that an | at the residence of the bride’s parents, by the Rev, | daughter, Mrs, 8. Oakley, 139 Twelith street, Soutn | 4 The Fare Toe street, on Tuesday ext, at nind eee ison tors ontltiod thereto onend after Mon, | Dr. Coffee, of East Chester, F. J. Srark to Eatity, | Brooklyn, on Sunday aiternoon, 1dth ingt., at three | Gone’. 12 iy, to St. Teresa’s church, where a aid to all cere ite entitled thereto on and atter Mon- bi requiem mass will be oftered foe ws re heat ni ded | daughter of William R. Dederer, all of Mount Ver- | O'clock. to vincipal Ce eee ae cece non, N. ¥. No cards, : MuNcKWITz.—On Saturday, December 13, WILLTR, | of nis soul, and frum thence to Calvary Cemetery. of 208; Mecnanicas and Traders’, 120; Gatiatin Na- + 30% HARRISON HALL, President, WEIL—LAWLOR.—On Thursday, December 4, by | third child of Julius and Pauline Munckwitz and | ne relatives and friends are respec! invited tional, 122; Leather Manufacturers’, 150; te of | 1u0e. ©, 0% D, BAILEY, Treasurer. the Rev. Father Loughlin at the pastoral residence | grandson of Paulus Margraf, 1d 10 years and 7 | to attend. Intl ek vba fhnbaettelbd 5 Bo | J. P, Cooren, Secr st 1 Y ihn New York, 1064; Commerce, 11244; Mereantite, 95; | Wt sonar wt |X RSMUNEY DEPOSITED Now WiLL Draw IN. | Qf the Epiphany, Dr. Eneprick Wit, of New | months, Westanrraun.—Suddenty, on Friday ‘evening, "e 105; Chatham, 12 me ot op tevin Bank. woe ERKST FROM JANUARY 1, York, to MARY LAWLOR, 07 Tynagh, county Galway, ‘The funeral will take place on Monday, December | December 12, JOHN WESTERFLELD, in the 69th year American Exchange, 105; Chatham, 120; Bank of | Irving nn 30 - 2. —__-____-— Ireland, 15, at the Presbyterian church, Washington | of his age, the Republic, 100; Irving, 124; Metropolitan, 126%; | 1 centl Nat 8 ang GOOD BONUS GIVEN TO HAVE A GOOD FIRST = —- Heights, at two P. M, leaves Tuirueth Relatives and friends of the family, of his som 110; Shoe and Leather, 131; © E: ) Fourth Nat B" 30) Morgage of $10,000 on Eighth avenue Store and Died. street at one P, M, James W., sons-in-law Joseph Butman and John Market, i ’ 5 Corn Ex- fan 8054 | Dwelling extended for three years; good bond, Address, BERNstTEIN.—On Friday evening, December 1 illness, | Barberie, also the members of City Ledge, 151, and change, 125; Importers and Traders’, 170; Park, 935 | immediately, OWNER, box 109 Herald office, ERNSTEIN«: day ie, pmber 12, Murray.—On Tuesday, after a short illness, te 0 » 161, wwe, 125; Imp ! i i 0 bo? | * < inn A st Rance ~~, | 1873, BeTskY, beloved wife of Levi Bernstein, in | James J. MURRAY, in the 45th year of his age. Mount Zion Encampment, 17, L. 0. of O: F., are re- 124; Fourth National, 99; Ninth National, 93; 2985 SAFE INVESTMENT—$80,000 WORTH OF HAR, | the 35th year of her age. fis funeral will take place from his late resi- | spectiully invited, without further notice, to at~ Bankers and Brokers’ Association, 75, 2 20h lem Stock at par. 76 Fulton street, corner Gold ‘The friends are invited to attend this day, from | dence, 48 Douglass street, Brooklyn, ob Sunday, | tend the funeral, at the Washington square Meth- QOVERNMENT BONDS 208 New York. ag the Fesldence, 127 East Fifty-second street, at ten | the 14th inst., at two P. M. Reiatives, 43 serie coms Eptac0 al ed Reta te ee iat + rer ; OPPORTUNITY F EC o'clock, 5 nvited to attend ue, on Tue: al were strong and active, reaching during the day wal A Peed btn ad 7 PERFECTLY SAFE |" Boytk.—In Harlem, on Saturday, December 13, Slab ewes are respectfully iyage, 137, F. and | hall-past twelve o'clock. ‘tue best prices of tie week. The following are the liberal discount, a First Mortgage of $25,000 on property | 1873, of convulsions, MAY Rosk MANSFIELD, only | A. M., and companions of Orient Chapter, 138, R, WILson.—On Saturday morning, December 12, interest payable in New | child of Josiah W. and Mary M. Boyle and grand- . M. J. Ke1so, aged 39 years. yat7 per cent; annual income from | child of the late William W. Mansfeld, aged 13 Glasgow and London (England) and Melbourne The relatives and friends of the family are in- onde rst class (New York party with | months and 2 days, (Austratia) papers please copy. vited to attend the funeral, from 331 Bast ny sh waseteruamanth cored “Of such 18 the kingdom of heaven," ANGLO-SAXON LODGE No. 137, F. AND A, Mew | second street, on Monday, at eleven o'olook A. —— ane Relatives and iriends ae invited to attend the | BrerHeEN—You are hereby summoned to attend a WOLTERS.—On vein. December 10, at , from the residence of her grandmother, | special communication of this lodge, to be heid on | eleven P, M., ANNIE EMILIE WOLTERS, aged 6 years, y, worth $20. Jatest quotations :—United States sixes, 1881, regis- tered, 116%; 8116; do., do., coupon, 11948 119%; do, do., 1862, registered, 111; do. tive-twenties, 1862, coupon, 112%; do, do,, 1864, registered, 1145 do., do., coupon, 115; do, do,, 1865, 116%; do, do, $100 FOR 100 SHARES; $250 FOR fune PRIVILEGES; GOLD ban Gus} | Mrs. William W. Mansfeld, 330 East 120th street, | Sunday, the 1th inst. at the lodge rooms, corner | 2 months and 27 days. + SLOCK D PRIVILE y' ; A tered, 100, 5 DOUBLE PRIVILEGES IN STOCKS AND GOLD: ALL | on Tuesday, December 16, at one o'clock P. M. Jace and Court street, ior the purpose Relatives and fricuds of the family are respect bode tae aie ¢ ig Bp hee "AIM, toy: ete 39 ct a Wiki Tug CONTRACTS NEUOTIATED ON, MEMBERS OF THE BuowN.—At Portchester, N. Y., on Saturday, Oratrendiig the funeral of our late brotuer, James | fully invited to attend the funeral, wich gas SE © 388) "OO, doy) Coupon, ng 98 TORY CIRCULARS, WITH REFERENCES, MaiLkD | December 13, 1873, Etizaueri DROWN, in the sid | J. Murray, at one o'clock P.M. Members of alster | plage on Sunday, December 14 at one: M.. te coupon, 1868, 118%; do, ten-forties, registered, sy TO ANY ADDRESS. PSLEY & BAZLEY, year of her age. jodges and companions of Orient Chapter No. 138, Flushing avenue, corner Waiworth stree! Jil a 112; do, do, coupon, 111% 4 sixty-fives, 1881, BROKERS, Te BQOADWAY, . The ftriendy gre itivited to attend the funeral, hae M., and the iravernity general are respects OOKLy Dy