The New York Herald Newspaper, August 23, 1874, Page 5

—e FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL A Decrease in the Bank Reserve of Nearly Three and One-Half Millions, Stocks Dull, but Strong; Railway Mortgages Active. GounDpD TO. WALL STREET, } SATURDAY, Auguet 22—6 P. ‘w.} ‘The usual Saturday duiness prevailed in all the Markets to-day, although the stronger tone 'previ- ously noticeable was still preserved and main- tained up (to the close. STOCKS opened with a weaker feeling and before the call receded % per cent, but as the attendance of brokers increased there was a rally and prices ad- vanced 4 to % per cent, which was maintained during the second call. During the closing hour the market was firm and prices at the ‘close (an unusual thing for Saturday) were ‘the highest of the day. The advance ranged Srom ¥ to 13 per cent, the extreme having been made in Wabash, Northwest and St. Paul common, Lake Shore rose % per cent, Western Union and ®t. Paul preferred % per cent, Pacific Mail, Union Pacific and Ohios s per cent, and the remainder of the list { to 3g percent. The total sales of the day were 70,000 shares, of which nearly one-quarter were of Western Union, the other more active shares being Lake Shore, Wabash, Union Pacific, ‘St. Pant and Pacific Mail. The subjoined table Gives the sale of each share as also THE HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES, Sales. 500 14,000 100 ‘elegrap! b 16h Atlantic and Pacific fel... 153g ib. Northwestern....... 3996 3895 Northwestern preferred. 57 5636 St. Paul.... 3634 35% St. Paul preterred. 5436 53% Panama. nz nz Pacific Mail, 41% 4655 Erie...... iy 33. 82% 1,900 Obio and Mississippi. 2534 2455 1,900 Union Pacific 2055 20.5 6,900 13 13 200 nd P: ref, 1434 1433 200 Hannibal and St. Joseph 26 254 300 Missouri and Pacific 39% 39% 300 Adams Express... 107 100 GOLD opened at 109%, receded to 109%, but quickly re- covered to 110, at which figure it closed, The loan- ing rates show an easier condition of the market im respect to cash gold, being 34 tol per cent for carrying. The customs receipts to-day were $278,000, and for the week $3,021,000. Tne Sub- Treasurer paid out to-day $51,000 on interest ac- count, making @ total paid out for the week on that account of $319,000. THE SPECIE SHIPMENT 20 Europe to-day was as iollows steamship Pereire Steamship Celtic. Steamship Deutschlan Steamship City of Brussi —$110,000 gold coin and remainder silver. FOREIGN EXCHANGE was dull but steady. Prime sterling, nominal rates, 4.8734 und 4.91, selling rates 4.86 a 4.87 and 4.893¢ 4.90. Continental dull. Reichmarks, 95% a 9534 and 9634 2964. Uables, 96148 965;. Prime Paris, 5.13% and 5.11%. OUR FOREIGN COMMERCE for the week was:—General merchandise imports, including dry goods, $6,871,325; produce exports, $5,496,733; specie exports, $63,229. The total mer- thandise Imports, including ary goods, since Jan- bary 1, this year, are $265,517,587 against $267,592, 186 last year and $289,071,370 in 1872, The total ex- ports of produce since January 1, this year, are $186,611,106 against $179,527,124 last year and 6138,574,489 in 1872, The total exports of specie since January 1, this year, are $40,314,832, against $38,304,986 last year and $56,173,688 in 1872, MONEY is without change, call loans 2 to 2}; per cent and prime mercantile paper 5 to 7 per cent. The tational bank notes received to-day tor redemption amounted to $340,000; total for the month to date, $7,150,000, The internal revenue receipts to-day were $356,000; total for month to date, $6,250,000, The Treasury shipments for the week ending to- flay were :— Legais.. “ery Fractional currency. Bonds held to secure circulation. Yo secure public deposits...... National bank circulation outstanding. THE BANK STATEMENT shows a decrease in total reserve of $3,483,800, of which $2,797,000 consists of gold and $686,700 of ‘egal tender notes. The banks hold $85,446,300 re- terve, which 1s $26,730,275 more than suficient to ‘atisly the requirements of the law. ‘The amount so held last week was $29,451,225. The following ‘s @ comparison of the bank averages of the past two weeks:— 15,500,000 + +860, 563,000 August 15, August 22. Terences. Loans. $279,250,200 $278,576,000 Dec.. $674,200 Specie 22,352,000 19,654,900 Dec.. 2,797,100 Legal tena’s 66,578,100 65,801,400 De: 7 Deposits... 237,915,500 234,864,100 Dec.. 3,061,400 Circulation. 25,809,100 25,820,000 Inc. . The following shows the relations between the total reserve and the total liabilities :— August 15, August 22, Differences, Specte...... $22,352,000 $19,554,900 Dec.. $2,797,100 Legaitend’s 66,578,100 65,891,400 Dec.. 686,700 Tot. reserve $88,930,100 Reserve re- de, 59,478,875 Exc’s of re- serve ab’v jegal re- quirement 20,451,225 26,780,275 Dec.. 2,720,950 GOVERNMENTS were strong to-day, without much activity. Th government to-day snipped to Europe $20,000,000 new 5 per cent bonds ior the Rothschilds-Selig- map syndicate. The bonds went out in the Inman steamer in charge of Mr. Bigelow, Chief of the Loan Bureau at Washington. The toliowing were the closing prices:—United States currency sixes, 11734 8 117%; do. sixes, 1881, registered, 117% 1173 do. do, do., coupons, 11844 a 11 do. five- twenties, 1862, registered, 112}, a 1123, ; do. do. do., coupots, 1121; a 11234; do. do,, 1864, registered, 114% 8 114%; do. do. do, coupons, 116% @ 116; do. do,, 1865, registered, 11554 a 115% ; do. do. do., coupons, Wis @117%%; do. do., 1865, new, registered, 115% 84116; do. do. do., coupons, 116% a 116%; do. do., 1867, registered, 116% 117; do. do. do., coupons, 1173 &1177,; do. do., 1868, registered, 11634 a 117; do. do, do., coupons, 117% a 118; do, ten-forties, Yegistered, 110); a 110%; do. do., coupons, 11435 a 114%5 do. fives, 1881, registered, 1123, @ 112); 0, do, do., coupons, 112% a 112)4. RAILWAY MORTGAGES were active and in bonds the transactions were more important than usual, the dealings in the Pacific mortgages naving been especially large. The demand for these securities continues very active, and prices are consequently well main- tained, Nearly $200,000 Union firsts changed Wands at 8414 a 841. Centrais were frm at 904 a 90% On sales of $60,000, Union Pacific tirsts sold at 44 lor $22,000, Ohio and Mississippi second ad- vanced to 77. Chicago and Northwestern consoll- dated gold bonds brought 793, In the alternoon Union Pacitic firsts advanced to 84};, Delaware, Lackawanna and Western convertivie sold at 105, Milwaukee and St. Paul 8's at 104, st. Louis and jron Mountain firsis at 83 and Boston, Hartiord and Erie firsts at 25. Central Pacific ponds closed a 0), and Union Pacifies, 84! a 86 for Grets, 84 & 85 Jor land grants, s5% ao f5% for incomes, and 70% a 71 tor sinking fonds, Western Pacifics closed 82 a sz). In MIFUBLLANKOUS SKCURICIES State bonds were dull and steady, Missouri sixes, long bonds, sold at 92, and Tennessee oid, @z covpon, at 58 Bank shares eo at 108 jor | NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, AUGUST 23, 1474.—TRIPLE SHEET, Hanover, 106% for Merchants’ Exchange and & for German-American. The following were the operations of the FINANCIAL, MOREY. LOANED ON MORTGAGE: MORTGAGES cashed: Stocks, Bonds, Keal Estate, Furniture, &¢.. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIE: Fo, SALE—RALP OR WHOLE OF THE PATENT ofan Air Gun powertul enough for any sport. Ad- sold by auction. V.'K. STEVENSON, Jr., 11 Pine street | dress F. K., Herald Uptown Branch office. GOLD EXCHANGE BANK TO-DAY. and Sf East Seventeenth street. ZIMNTLENAN COMMANDING $5.00 TO GAG. TO Gold balances.. $1,542,701 NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD BONDS BOUGHT | }7), join advertiser in manufacturing the best article of Currency balance: 1,745,680 and sold by LIVINGSTON & COMPANY, ig kind in the word; demand unpri es) Gross clearances. 1,000 “Bankers, 10 Pine street. | deuce No. 258 West Forty-fourth stre to6P, Me CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. GINEING FUND BoNDs ENERAL PARTNER IN A DOWN TOWN MERCAN. | ——— with an establish increasing trade, Currency exchanges.. 808, 45 of the Wanted, with 815,00. to take the interest of a member Currency balance! 8,116,428 poten the firm retiring. Apply to GRIGGS & CARLETON, 98 Gold exchanges, 4,126,153 UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD. Broadwa: Gold balances.. 836,995 — Ka PRINCIPAL PAYABLE IN GOLD, IN 20 YEABS; WAVE $2.50 CASH TO INVEST IN ANY GOOD i] WEEKLY CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. INTEREST 8 PER CENT IN CURRENCY, OR | pg will bear investigation: . pope a 5 $ e j No communicati en- Currency exchange FEES CRAY TF Si eehee Meher tion that docs not fully set forth: the nature of business Currency balance THESE BONDS ARE ISSUED TO RETIRE | how long established, jocation and why Gold exchanges HE OUTSTANDING INCOME BONDS, | sired. All answers: will be treated as sir nfiden Gold balances. OR TO FUND OTHBR INDEBED- en and required. Address &. F. F. ual, references giv vox'l0l Herald office: HAVE 4 FEW HUNDRED DOLLARS THAT st ina t : i Fi, Herdid office ‘Sit paying business. Address ] wie! RETIRE AND WILL DISPOSE OF MY manufactoring Business, one of the best in Brooklyn, ior half its value: sm y ee 4 will afford pte Be Fequired and will aff NESS OF THE COMPANY. They are @ Second Mortgage on the entire unsold Lands of the Koad, uow amounung to OVER 11,000,000 ACRES; and will be a first lien on the lands when the $10,400,000 land grant bonds (one-half of which Is already provided THE FOREIGN MARKETS Were dull, At one P. M. prices were as folt Consols, money, 92% a 9234; do., account, 9234; Old 1865's, 108%; 1867's, 1093; a 10934; ten-forties, 104; new loan, 10434 @ 104%; Erie, 304%. Market quiet and steady. At three P. M. five-twenty Tonsil Of 847 ware Giots6-1b0sc;” Wrae; osc & 90 for) are retired." he further sale ot 1.23,000 acres, at a LD Vourt atrect, Brooklyn. nds quo! 3 Ere, 304 @ 3034. | prices heretotore realized, wovld cancel the now 're- ARTNER WANTED—A GENTLEMAN OF CAPITAL, ining balance of land grant bonds, when this Lond ban 9. ‘ Rentes at Paris, 63 !rancs 60 centimes. welt ‘a frst n neatly 10,000,000 acres, as partner for a patent car controiler. Particulars Tone Recome a Aa mertgage on neatly Amn acres. | at idl Wester aircet 2 WERTHEIM, than sufticie: PA entire issue of sinking fund bonds; besides which, these bonds are a mortgage on th road. its franchises | PARTNER WANTED—IN FIRST CLASS REAL SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXOHANGE, DREXEL BUILDING, STUDIOS.—PINE STUDIOS IN BUILDING 1,267 Broadway. between Thirty-first and Thirty-second ‘ent $250 cach. Apply to janitor, 1,267 Broadway, QCHOOLS. OFFICES, &C.—FINE ROOMS IN BUILD. NO oH 207 Broa way. between Thirty-nest aud Thirty. c a sel , offic nitor, ae ee OR AT THE PRESIDENT’S OFFIC, 23 NASSAU STREET. SIDNEY DILLON, President, SMALL INVESTMENTS IN DOUBLE STOCK PRIV- jleges give large profits, without tear of loss. The doudle Privilege. Fives profit on both a rising and falling | 0 LET—THE WELL KNOWN AND LONG ESTAB: market. Particulars mailed. lished Oxster House and Restaurant No. 25 Clinton RUMBLE & CO., Brokers, 52 Broadway, room 45, | street, near Fuiton street, Brooklyn; has been kept for many years by Dominick Colgan, who now. wishes to re- tire on account of his advanced yea: house is large and cominodious, well turnished throughout; 13 Srst clam and in one of the best locations in the city, this {8 a rare chauce for a party who understands the Dusittess, as the prospects tor making money are doubted: For particulary inquire of D. & MM. CHA CBY, No. 207 Montaxue street, Brooklyn. TAILORS.—THE ADVERTISER, WHO HAS BEEN iP 0 THE HOLDERS OF THE BONDS OF THE ST Joseph and Denver City Railroaa Company. ‘The suits for foreclosure of mortgages have so far pro- gressed that it ismecessary that the outstanding bonds id coupons should be sake ited with the Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company, No. 26 Exchange place, New York city, or be presented to W. M. Grant, Esq., Master, at his office, Davenport, Iowa, before Sepvember 1, 1874. Immediate attention to this notice will hasten the foreclosure proceedings. 3 Aucusr 8, 1874, * J. AUGUSTUS JOHNSON, ALEXANDER & GREED Solicitors for Complai WO THOUSAND DOLLARS IN SEVEN gold cearing coupon Bonds and 16 Lots, near Pater- oon to exchange for Keal Estate. Address G. D., Herala office, 2.00 Mor & Es 7’ baie C 6s, '83.. trols some first class trade , would like to join a party intluence on equal terms of take an interest in a nus: ness already established,’ Address A, B,, box 14! Heral $.___| Uptown Branch office. BORNE HE, SERVICES OF A GOOD MAN WITH $5,000, ARE offered a Incrative position in. an office; money well secured on realestate, Address CASH, Herald office, bs seahethe | $1.000.-BEME Pins, MORTGAGE ON COUN. .' ‘*_ try property (near by) for. sale; libera 10 Ww \TED—$1,000 (PAR VALUE) OF THE JANUARY W.AXTED—$5,00 FOR SIX MON a and July, 1873, coupons ot the Arkansas Funited | to invest int a profitable bu: 15 \ abt bonds, Address, with lowest price, box 2437 Post | per month guaranteed, Address L., box 125 Herald offic | 160 | office. JANTED—PARTNER, IN THE STOCK PRIVILEGE bone | WANTEDILOAN $5.00, PROPERTY WORTH $25,000; W business; moderate capital required ; office estab- | 2 i also $10,000, Property worth $ 3.000; both first | lished. Address for interview BROKER, box 145 Herald |2 mortzages on improved City Realty; “no bonus paid and | office. | oo | only pyinctpais noticed. Address BUNDSMAN, box 13u | Wastes "A _PERSON, WITH CAPITAL, TO. EN. lerald office. : | NTED— SON, A EN. 0 | 77 PER CENT JERSEY CITY BONDS, BELOW PAR, | in tho inferior Addroos or calegt 17 oe rise een w Sand 10 per cent Municipal Bonds, | | any day before 12 M. ¢ | First Mortgage Railroad Bonds | “"YS8Y Defore “Ne es 20 | and other Bonds and Stocks, all ‘trate lass, { WASTEDS 4 ACTIVE MAN, WITH FROM $500 TO | 200 | ata large reduction below par. $1,000, to take the charge of a good paying manu- | 60 For sale by } facturing business; none but principals need apply. Ad- | Stock Brokers LBERT, Ht. NICOLAY, # 00.._ | dress D. P., 1 Kingsland avenue, Wilhamslurg, N. Y. | 9+ 1c] rokers an uctioneers, No. ‘ine street. ee = ey he } 100 .—Investment securities our speciaity 22 years. ‘WASTEDIBY AN AMERICAN LADY, TO FORM A { be 0. =PUTS AND CAL DOUBLE arias | with apary who conte’ turaish tame caniel nes 800 3 i ©. | your ai ee a ar pempuiee ee Ne eee | lock box 39, Post orice, Providence, R. I. 10 a 2 39% ‘Ls 2 = = = 0), 46) Del, Tew i ta 10834 _i2 Broadw: jew York. — y ANTED-$10.0), ACTIVE OR, SPECIAL carr. r jo & Re c 24 NTED FOR SHORT TIME.—A WIDOW | , well secure y city real estate, in a high; 10 BO di cs | SLOQ Aver pia BuO aL ateirhaenay profitable manufarturiny busines: relereiices Al. ve ae 1 Would like this amount tor 8 short ime tro A gentle. ress FEL! HAT, box 119 Herald office. RO al acclanirtiner Bene ress wits RELIABLE MAN TAKE HOLD OF ONE 600 L BUSINESS, Herald Uptown Branch office. of the most ingenious patents ever presented be- fore the publicy wil 12:30 P, M.—Before Call. ploy 50 carpenters; testimonials can be shown from A 4 6 millionaire merchants; wil sell it ona royalty and a | 100 shs West Un Tel.b3 77 800 s FRB nee AS trae Dae ee Reet mele, |: Tai ensue a Address ADAM "VOX, da2"West | 100 do. 77. = — | Forty-ninth street, New York, 100 do. d $3,000 200d, iRST MORTGAGE ON “LOTS ae 800 Pac aii S¥ Co. . Paik Brooklyn, worth $100, due one year, ‘WATANTED—PARTNER, AN ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN, 2 iae for sale; will take 9 per cent discount for immediate | with $8,000, to exiend a reliable, r | cash. Address PROMPTNESS, Herald office. an olaheett wo | pleasant cash business oft. $10.000 T0,L0As,03 MORTGAGE NEW . cily improved Property; no bonus paving good exchanged. Address STAPLE, "Herald omee, N EDUCATED LADY CAN MAKK Jv0 Un Pac RR. References 3678 Second Board—1 P. M. ' y 93, | several other amounts to loan on New York and Bi | : leavantly, h eye Op Pac KR be 26 | en ohne 1° UH L GRANT, Il Pine street. | 1 # INTHGRITY, Dox Hit Heraid. Uptawa bs $ 0.000 ERs? MORTGAGE FOR nae [ee a ae 2 fa ia i New Jersey Property, wor 000 | ds: —PARTNER WANTED, WITH THE $ | Mortrage four peneno NG Lars) te ern | $3,000. above amount, to join the advertiser th, New York merchant Apply to ©. C. STON, 189 | the shirt Manufacturing Business, old established, dotu a roadway. | food trade, ou Brontway. Address H., box 1d) Herald # hy | $145 O00 79, LOAN ON BOND AND “MORT. | offlee. 33 u i oO. igs RD HERS ET | br TO INVEST—WITH SERVICE, IN ANY cs 1 Broadway, room F, basenient. _ | $5.000 fod paying business (dry goods and fanc oods preferred); the party who desires a partner must have equal or nearly as much to no notice taken advertiser is a TO .OAN—ON STOCKS, BONDS, Notes, Mortgages and other valuable $500.00 W. S., 62 John strect. “ ods MARIA J, KEANE. Meadames NATALE TILMAN & VICTOWIA FRANCK $10.000 | take pleasure to inform their numerous customers and | i | friends that they will continue their business of artiferal | Hh "tH House, doing s yearly business of $73,100; net ith. year, $15,396 17; light business; staple | Flowers, Millinery and Dressmaking at same place, No. | Profi of ine i panier Wictaenareend article; reason for selling, present proprictor retires in $20000 Bos, H & F Ist... 100M & St P 8's, I 100.0 Un Pac RR Ist., luv shs At & Pac Tel. Tu Pac M 88 Vo: q 10. 800 West Un rel, 100 do. and Fixtures of a thorouchiy established Europe in the city where these go BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, Address H. H,, Importer, Herald office. FIRST CLASS ESTABLISHMENT, DEALING IN 41 hats, caps, umbrellas and travelling goods, well situated in a beautiful city, within 24 hours of New York; stock tresh and desirable, with low rent: the only reason tor selling is family sickness; no oetter chance to be found tor a young man or one with small family; 5 do. 1100 Mil & St P igh. 200 di MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Engaged. Cr 100 Mich Cen RR... GENTLEMAN OF SATISFACTORY SOCIAL STAND- 10 aed Pac 0. a COpy. | ing may hear ot an opportunity to ft about | Please copy. Feputation, Apply at New Yo Way, near Thirty-seventh street ndry, 1,360 Broad- O'Hare, assisted by Rev. J. H. McGean ana Rev, BR P. J. Brophy, P. J. KENEpY, of New York, to Lizzik 100 do: WIC. Ce N ACTIVE PARTNER WA of New York city, to Miss Interests, &c., ne: eal Estate exchal 01 Brooklyn, N. Business; persons ‘ot i, ed for | ‘vith eapital seeking business advised | Brown, of thus city. EUROPEAN MARKETS, of approved opportunines. References :—Leonard, Shel- c 7% Lo: August 22—Ev Cnicutta linseed oil, 5 oa i o9,; Banbees, 20 Wepitgemregeyy We end K Chis tisha NDON, ist 22—Evenin: , 598. 30., Hair Good re , dc. " Spirits of larventine; Sin fd. noo liaeed oll, 68s, |) Bole 6 C0. ee oO ee Tinos tal and BrRp.—In Brooklyn, on Saturd ugust 22, 1874, ———_-- + Business Brokers, 98 Brot ; Mrs, Wat. E. A. Biko, of a daagute’ RIGHT PARTY, WITH $2,000 CASH, CAN RECEIVE an interest in a hotel with ample security for his saoney: Address immediately HOTEL, box 179 Herald | ottice. FINANCTAL ro A WOIY CLAIMS THOROUGHLY PROSECUTED BY +. an experienced attorney without tees unless suc xcelient reterence trom clients. Address LAW- ER, box 2,432 city Post offic “A T_REASONABLE RATES, YON LiFe AND Endowment Insurance Poticies, Mortgages and other Securities “busurance ot ail kinds effected with bestcom- panies, J. a HABRICH & CU,, 117 Broadway TOCK PRIVILEGES ON ALL THE ACTIVE Stoc-s negotiated, at | to2 per cent from the mar- $8) to $100 puts oF calls: $200 to $350 double privi- Died. ANDERSON.—On Friday, August 21, Mair, infant daughter of Wilham and Mary Juad Anderson, Funeral from the residence of her parents, Ni Wuson street, Brookiyn, E.D., this (Sunday) a noon, at two o'clock, BALDwin.—Suddeniy, on Friday, Angust ISRAKL BALDWIN, In the 6sth year Ot his age. ‘The relatives and triends, also the members of Union chapter, No. 7, of Newark, N. J., and the Masonic Fraternity generally, are invited to at- tend the tuneral, irom his late residence, 364 Plane street, Newark, , on Tuesday afternvon, August 25, at two o'clock. Batz.—At his nouxe, 433 East Kiehth street, CHARLES Batz, loreman baker to F. Rover, avenue c, The funeral wiil . ENT OPPORT! + for a man with about $10,000, fo take an interest in a well established business; paying a large profit. None but parties meaning business neea address CAYITAL, box 228 Herald office. DDITIONAL CAPITAL SEC INCOR- porated companies, merchants, manufacturer: miners: Investments made tor persons wht capita without charge ; various amounts to loun, ALEX. FRO'THINGHAM & Ov., 12 Wall street. | COMMISSION MERCHANT, ESTABLISHED SE isan Reet) Rape view! Ri eavety oe ote passa requires a partner wi a smal MOUNT of capital, Gress WILLIAM STI id office. ACHAX & TO SEO HOUT BONUS THREE ve URE ars’ Lease of the finest Broadway Dining Rooms and Restaurant, 21, ket leges. pamphlet sent {ree on application. TUNBRIDG ankers and Brokers, No. 2 Wall street, “\ YOUNG WiDow Lapy, IN stance: to, 1265 ‘This system of operating is fully explained in a 1DGE & CO, take place on Monday, August A FIRST MORTGAGE (OF $10, HAN TWO fitted up in elegant style with biack | 24, at one o’cloce P. % A years to run, on Brooklyn Ite Wonk Sine ands, | walnut furniture; Linen and Silver; the Fixtures at 4 BEECHER.—ACt Bridgeport, Conn., on Friday, man first © for sale at large discount erifice. August 21, FREDERICK B., Only ciuld of Thaddeus PHA N, 31 Kast Seventeenth street. PHALON & SLOAN, 31 East Seventeenth street. | ‘and the late Missourt Finiey Beecher, aged 6 XKIN IN, CAPITAL STOCK OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHAS© AT A SACRIFICE | months ond 15 days. ae ssn 00, ocirtes gory like comnts atlabie neo | one of the b ina fourishthg | Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to cial person as cashier; capital required, $25,000. Address | City on the Erie Railroad; it has 54 sleeping rooms, attend the jutieral, (rom 45 Mortou. street, on sun- THE PRKESEDGNT, box 175 Herald office. | Jors, billiard rooms. bar (paying hao vi 1s day, AULUSt 23, aL two o'elock P.M. Interment at JOR SALE—A GOOD BONA FIDE CHATTED MORT- | ty with but $6.000 cash can make $12,000 a Green wood, He face, $200; value of lurnitures $1400 butane or | PA" PHRPON SE SLORY, a Haat Seveitean BERRIEN.—In Brooklyn, on Friday, August 21, re, larger one; liberal discount allowed; due’ about one Aduress, immediately, MANUFACTURE CORNELIUS P. BERRIEN, lormeriy of the city of S York, aged 66 years and | month, Relatives and triendsare invited to attend the funeral services at the resicence of his brother- Jaw. D. G. Mevotter, No. 131 Stocwton street, be- tween Marcy aud lompkiris avenues, on Sunday afternoon, 23d inst., at four o’clock. His remains will be taken to Yonkers for interment. BocERT,—On Friday, August 21, FIRST TORK, WELL StOCKED. itd LA Ly on one of the leading avenues of this city, can be purchased low for cash or good securities; the owner is compeiled to seil immediately, Address B., box 162 Herald Uptown Branch office. A Wow, AGED 31, HAVING SO yeu office. — a F° ALE—FIRST. $3,500 ON IM- proved Property in a village in new Jersey: se: curity ample; liberal discount. Address M.K,, herald Uptown Branch office. {RT MORTOAGE! %, Herald MORTGAGE, IME CAPITAL would like to join’a competent’ honest party in Jome legitimate business Address Mrs, L. V. H., Post office, New York. KOVED PROP- lideral discount; on D. $2,000 0 erty in New Jersey, tor sale, at Laker AND IMPORTANT SAL/ GOVERNMENT BONDS a Lf FIRST eae INV) ENT SECURITIES, URDER OF EXECUTOR, on WEDNESDAY, Angust Toy for years to come. To a party who has the machin- ery for Constructing the same will find. this aa investment, It will be sold in rights or asa whole. Ad- dress CRANDALL, 184 F' ee yn, XCHANGE OFFICE.—THE LEASE AND FIXTURES of the well known office No. 1 Astor piace. Apply wile of Philip Brady, a@ native of tne partsn Kilaney, county Louth, Ireland, in the 72d year ot her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family and also of her son, Lawrence Brady, are respectiuly in- vited to attend ter fneral, on Sunday, from her at 1244 o'clock, at the Exchange Salesroom, on premises. late residence, 625 West Forty-second street, at ; CREATOR JOR BALE—A BUSINESS WELL ESTABLISHED IN | !4!-PASt one Oo clock P. M. PARTIOUUARS AORIAN H, MULLER & SONS Brookiyn, or will take a pariner giving good ever. Reed COTE) ANEOSE SL, JORN Oy Boris, Auction fo Pa Merete tama nunatak ‘elatives and friends of the family are invited to FOR INVESTMEN’ ‘ UND 1 Estate. BDM aJtend the funeral, irom the Unurch of the Holy 8 Communion, Sixth avenue and Twentieth street, LARGE ROOM ON SECOND FLOOR, AT 1,267 between Thirty-first and Thirty-second VIN! B AONE ‘0 LOAN—UPON BOND AND MORTGAGE. Mo NEN coves bought and sold. Miscellaneous Bonds Of all sorte dealtin, Advances made upon the same. EORGE 4. SANDHAM: 47] Broadway, on Tuesday, August 25, at two o'clock P. M.; also the members of Acacia Lodge, 327, Jerusalem Chapter No, 8; Coeur de Lion 328; 4 1) way, handsomely fres- ; 1 , and No, DS of Seventh toors; suitable for tailoring, &c. 10 Room on same floor, with six windows on AbDLy to janitor. 1,267 Broadway, mmandery, regiment, N. ti. r estate insurance and passage pusiness; long ¢4- | pieondtes\Zamieiancaaed ie: and equipment, subject to the first morigage and the inblahed And doings rit class Dustheses one of the part. janis fy aa Call. } ache per cent of the bonds withdrawn annually and re- | Ah ecuy Herald ema, Oe extensive for one parts. | 33 The fund bonds are offered in exchange for | PARTNER WANTED—WITH FROM A000 TO 81000, | J the outstandt ig income bonds at the rate of six of the to join the advertiser, eae eerste | ax 5s new bonds tor five of the incomes, which, considering | summer and winter hotel business, two hours’ ride irom | x that the latter are not mortgage bonds, is avery advan- | New York ;delighttally situated on a beautitul lake, 1.400 | 18% | tageous change for investment g | 668 above tide water; unusual advantages ins most g xchanges can now be made or information obtaine valuable lease, which will insure # fortune, will be \ 33% | atthe ihe ofered to a goo party. Address W. H. Ih, box'217 Post | | 29% OFFICE OF THE COMPANY poeta ers eS F IN BOSTON, | pees WANTED—IN MANUFACTURING BLACK & OR OF —_ pbb poplar, seh and Otbar Bart wood lumber; to (0 understands the business, a rare op- We wa dhe She MORTON, BLISS & CO. | portunity will be’uiven.. ‘Only principals need” appit, | 1 onic eidigs tien & FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE COMPANY, | Pérronally or by letter, to H. BROWN, Barnuin's Hotel, mo Pee ine present Position as cutter some years and con. | sell on its own merits and willem- | ermanent and | 10 0 ; Y | Securities, In sums to su:t; aiso cash to buy the same. equal tootin 109 Adams £3... FR eee fe PAUL P. TODD, 55 Liberty street. | no objection to zor the country, East of West Addr IZNY Ce Rick StPRRvibe BH : ‘ _.. | Ba.guee is 60) Erie RR. 10) H & StJo RR. 2534 ee Se | EERE Hs box. G Bekalepereey (Foil faa uy 200 0. 400 Ohio & M RR-be bs 25 COPARTNERSHIPS, §. 5.000 22,8i8,0m was ‘A LEGITIMATR za WAWRR...bo 36! (RHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING BE. , manufacturing business; it will pay 100per 0. 363 HE PARTNERSHIP 0. Ree E: | cent on sales; the article is greatly needed; has the ap- tween under the firm name of Natale Tilman | proval of government experts and is of larve consump. | S0o | Gompuny, is this day dissolved. und Natalie liiman and | ton; a simple and reliable morcury pressure ganwe: ihe ano tt 9 toria Franck are alone authorized to settle the afairs | seam pressure is counterpoised, weighed and indicated a cee. ie ede Bs bal ein fet el ee 21, 1874. by alow column of mercury without spring. whee) or | 09 Chi aN 6 d 5. I. SATAUE TILMAN, levers It calt be tested in two minutes while fi use. Ad- WILL BUY THE STOCK, GOOD WILI, | ig dre imported ftom; | will attend to the buying on commission if required. | Fi capital required $2,000 to $25.0. Appl: ersonally or SaLKy—Morris.—Mr. Louis SaLKy to Miss Hrn- honye 1 A PE alah lala ne a TaXGr'S8 Greene RIETTA MoRRis, both of this city. No cards, | 100 picked 3 Bs Midaletown (Jonn.) and Pittston (Pa.) papers inv eb 200 100 40. | $5,000 in a weekly newspaper devoted to music and art; * 200 2 100 Chia R Siew bobs certain. “Address Dox 228 Herald office. é if tae : 500 109 Ohio & Miss’ i. tabhshed firin in Toronto, where a first class busi. | Wires @ ti ioy softs ia signet ae 1100 LS & 7432 100 0: i hess is done in the wholesale fopping Grocery and ILLIA ELIOT ARNOLD, Esq., tO Miss HELEN M. | 100 Liquor Trade. Receipts are trom $250,000 to $300,000 an- | FORMAN. Ju nual ly; satisfactory reasons for selling out. For further Savannah, Brunswick and Fredericksburg (Ga.) 50 particulars address box 355 Toronto (Ont.) Post office. papers please copy. a CHANCE TO GO IN A VERY PROFITABLE AND ENEDY—WEISER.—On Wednesday, August 12, 8 pleasant business, well established, with first class | at the residenc of the bride's parents, by Rev. P. ick NEW JERSEY LAWYER, WHO CAN GIVE THE | ‘I. WEISER, of Brooklyn, 100 Han & st Jo RR. A highest references, both in New York \d New Maryland and 1oWa papers please copy. 100 dos essen 26 4 | Jersey, 18 desirous of forming @ business connection with | LEONARD—FAUROF.—At the residence of the ana e | a New York lawyer or saw firma, Address W., lock box | bride’s parents, on Wednesday, Angust 19, 1874, CLOSING PRICES—3 O'CLOCK P, M, | SE RGEC Osta Bae ree ac by the Rev. James Rt. Byron, Mr, HARVEY LEONanD, | SaRauw F., daughter of | Y,, to IbaS., daughter of John T. | MAGGIE A., only property and bondsmen Al. Address box 75 (ARIAL GUARANTEED. FOR SAL " ONE.UALE be ee Eten Margaret A. Bogert, aged 1 SLE: zs Interest of a well Known and ceiebrated Silver | ye Lit Mpoitile Privitenen: $200 t0 gusue Hine RC ADWA Rog | Mines every facility extended for investigation, Ad- | "funeral (rom the residence of her parents, No, er 10) shares, on “sletnbers of Stock dress MINER, box 191 Herald office. so Christopher street, on Monday, August 24, at tiles, now Honey 1s Loss snd, Bi (ARANDALL HA TAKEN OUT A PATENT FOR AN, | one o'clock. be had of Brenta; inion 9q Cae thitic Batidiag Block. which lsgoing tebetne | Baapy,—Un Friday, August 21, Mary, beloved | Y.5 » and heveral Society of Mechanics and Trades- Mechanics and Traders’ Exchange. VEPERANS OF THE NaTIONAL mgd | NEW YORK, August 22, 1874. The members of this Association are requested to attend the funerai of our late fellow member, John ©, Boyle, on Tuesday next, August 25, at two | o'clock P. M., from the Church of the Holy Commu- | hion, corner Twentieth street and Sixth avenue, MARSHALL LEFFERTS, Colonel Commanding, CHas. B, Bostwice, Adjutant, BRANDRETH,—At Sing Sing, on Saturday, August | 22, 1874, PERCY DAUBIGNEY, only son of William | and 8S. Loaise Brandreth. | | The friends of tne family are invited to attend his faneral, from St. Paul's church, Sing Sing, on | Sunday afternoon, August 23, at three o'clock. BROWNELL.—At Denver, Col., on Sunday, August 16, J, SHERMAN BROWNELL, son of the late J. Sher- man Brownell, in the 28ta year of his age. The relatives and friends of the tgs | are re- Spectiuily invited to attend the funeral, from his | late residence, No. 264 South Fourth street, Wil Mamaburg, on Sunday, August 23, at two o'clock BROWNELL.—On Friday morning, Angust 21, of typhoid fever, CORNWELL BROWNRLT, Of the firm of Hollister & Browneil, ip the 31st year of his age, | |The remains have been taken to Poughkeepsie for interment on Monday. ByYRNE.—On Saturday, August 22, KaTis, tpfant | | daughter of James and Mary A. Byrne, aged 21 months, arents, No. bs, me Funeral from the residence of her 5 221 West Twenty-eighth street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock. No carriages allowed, Cave.—On Friday, August 21, MaTILpa CaVg, in the uoth year of her age. | The relatives and iriends of the family are re- | spectfully invited to attend the funeral services, | from the First Presbyterian church, 1n Washington | ave., Tremont, on Monday morning, at ten o'clock. CONNELLY.—OD Friday, August 21, alter a long iness, MICHAEL CONNELLY, aged 55 years. The funeral will proceed on Monday morning, | at half-past nine o’clock, from his late residence, 260 West Forty-second street, to the Church of the Holy Cross, where @ sclemn mass of requiem will | be celebrated for the repose of his soul, and thence to Calvary Cemetery. The relatives and {riends of | the family are fhe aapiphateg invited to attend, CONNELLY.—On Friday, August 21, JOHN S., only son of Patrick and Margaret Connelly, aged 8 months and 8 days, ' Funeral from the residence of his parents, N 395 Hudson street, on Sunday, August 23, at half- past one o’clock. DRoGE.—On Friday, August 21, Louisa, eldest daughter of Hermann and Margaret Droge, aged | | 27 years and 5 months. ‘he relatives and iriends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, Irom the residence of her eco, No. 671 Water street, on Sunday, August 23, at halt past one o'clock. DRUMGOOLE.—On Friday morning, August 21, at the residence of her brother-in-law, Matthew bmith, 345 Cherry street, BRIDGET DRUMGOOLE, mete of Rev. J, C. Drumgoole, in the 81st year of er are. A sulemn mass of requiem will be celebrated for | the repose of her sou}, in St. Mary’s church, corner j Grand and Ridge streets, this (Sunday) morning, at hall-past nine o’clock sharp. The relatives and | friends of the family and those of her brother, | Joseph OReilly, of Baltimore, are invited to attend the funeral, which will take place from the church immediately alter mass: DRUMMOND.—On_ Friday, August 21, RICHARD, | son of John E, and Emma S, Drummond, aged 10 | Months and 17 days, } Funeral on Monday afternoon, 24th inst., at three o'clock, at 591 Warren street, Roseville, N. J. EBLING.—On Friday, August 21, JosEPH M. EB- LING, Jr. only son of Joseph M, and Eva M. Ebling, aged 2 months and 27 days, Funeral services will be held, on Sunday, August 23, at twelve o'clock, at the residence of W. H. | Amerman, Greenville, N. J. | _FRRGUSON.—Snddenly, at 459 West Forty-thira | strect, on Saturday, August 22, 1874, Joun GroRGE | | | i FERGUSON, é!dest son of Israeli Ferguson and be- loved husband of Elizabeth M. McKenzie, in the 250h year of his age, R | ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the Forty-second street | Presbyterian church, between Seventh and Eighth | bspibehy on Tuesday, the 25th inst., at half-past | one o' 5 | _ Fox.—On Saturday, August 22, Ropert WADE ; Fox, only son of Benjamin and the late Emma Fox, aged 28 years and 6 months, ‘The rejatives and triends of the family, also the members of Corinthian lodge, No. 458 F. and A. M., are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from | his late residence, No. 442 Tenth avenue, on Mon- day, August 24, at half-past ove o'clock, | GauGHAN.—On Friday, August 21, LORETTA, only | daughter of Thomas H. and it jatiida Gaughan, aged ‘ear, 10 months and 22 days. he relatives and triends of the family are re- | spectiully invited to attend the funeral, irom the | residence of her parents, 121 Baxter street, this day (Sunday), August 23, at half-past one o’clock iPM i RDY.—On Thursday, | dence, 664 Vesey street, alter a short i!iness, PE. TER A, GERDY, tn the 63d year of his age. | The relatives and frieuds of the tamily, also the | societies of which he was a member, are respect- fuity invited to attend the funeral, from St. Paul's church, corner of Broadway and Vesev street, on Monday, 24th inst., at ten o'clock A, M. ULD.—On Friday, August 21, In74, at theresi- dence of R. A. Robertson, Ridgefield Park, N, | J., his niece, Miss Saka F. GOULD, of Bright’s dis- ease of the kidneys. Services will be held at his residence, Sunday, | August 23, at half-past tweive P. M. Funeral on | Monday, August 24, at Orleans, Mass. | .GRavY.—On Saturday, August 22, Mary E. | GRapy, aged 37 years. The relatives and friends of the family and | those of her brothers, Timothy and John, are re- quested to attend her funeral, from the residence of her brother-in-law, John Lowe, 342 East Fourth | street, on Tuesday, at half-past nine o'clock A. M., | to St. Bridgev’s church, where a solemn mass of requiem will be offered op for the repose of her | soul, and from thence to Calvary Cemetery. | GRoGaN.—On Friday, August 21, ALICB GROGAN, aged 79 years, Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, on Monday, August 24, at one o'clock P. M., at Rosentil Methodist Episcopal chureh, Twenty-seventh street, near Third avenue. GuLpeN.—On Saturday morning, August 22, Ep- | WARD, Sun of Charles and Maggie Guiden, aged 1 y ear. { . Foneral on Moniay, 24th Inst, at ten o'clock. | Relanves and friends of the tamily are invited to | attend the iuneral, from 244 East Eighty-second | street. HANKFY.—On Saturday, August 15, at the resi- dence of her sister, Mrs. Enoch Whippie, Mystic, ‘ Conn., Mrs. J, U, HANEY, Of 200 Waverley place, New York city. | HARKINS.—On Friday, August 21, GRace, the | beloved wife of John Harkins, @ native of the | county Donegal, Ireland, in the 70th year of her a | The friends of the famlly are respectfully invited | to attend ber funeral, on Sunday, 23d, at one | o'clock, irom her late’ residence, No, 343 West | Forty-third street. HAVEMEYER.—On Saturday, August 22, of apo- | | plexy, ALBEKE HAVEMEYER, in Une 60th year of lis ae. | Notice of funeral hereafter. | | HEINS.—On Friday, August 21, 1874, CARSTEN HerLNs, aged 71 years, 1 month and 8 days. rhe relatives and friends of the amily are re- residence of ia son, Menry, 141 Seventeenth oo ce W opf.. 57 a third interest im first class patent 8. E. Faurot, of Hoboken, N. J. street, South Brooklyn, on Sunday, August 23, at ps BS beige goad investinent. Aduress NiCHOLSON—WOLFENDEN.—In Brooklyn, on | two efcleck P. My Mil po aa Mt i Be ah AON 3 Wednesday, August 19, by the Rev. C, Hl. Babcoc KEMBLE.—-On Friday, Angust 21, at Cold Spring, ait RYOuNG pi Pe I ton te Cy pd nen | JOHN Seta Ww York, to MARY E, WOLFEN- '-N. Y., BAYARD, son of Julia i Gouverneur ‘0 some, Su y fore ) | DEN, 0 Brooklyn. "| Kemole, Jr., aged 3 mouths and 6 days, hi yon o meet iva seatemen oc means to assist her RICHARDS—BROWN.—At the residence of the KING.—At fipeka, Kansas, on Monday, August Hae idan z SATU iaan r Hae ena tn ae A sates ' by the 7, of congestion of the tungs, CHARLES A, KING, OR AT BDUITIONAL CAPITAL PROCUIBED, sernany. | Revs William D. Thompson; 'Daviat CHARDS, — of this city, In the 41st year of his age. Knavra.—At Leipsic,Germany, on Friday morn- ing, August 21, Consul THgODORB F. KNavru, in the 72d year of ms age. : August, WittnaM lizabeth A, | Lanity.—On Saturday, Joseru, only son of Patrick H. and Larity, aged 6 months and 3 days. The relatives and iriends oi the family are re- ' spectiully invited to attend the funeral, from the reaidepce of his parents, No, 565 West Forty-sec- | ond street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at one | o'clock. LAYe At Newtown, Long Island, on Friday, August 21, Sana D. LAYCOCK, Funeral service at her late residence, Locust Grove, this day, at three o’clock P. Me LES —In_ Bloomingdale, on — Saturday, August 22, JOHN JoserH, third son of Francis F. and Lydia A, Lennon. Funeral from his parents’ residence, and ipoth street (to Woodlawn Cemetery), this (Sunduy) atternoon, at one o'clock. LO@AN,—At 47 South Ninth street, Williamsburg, on saturday, August 22, GEORGE LoGaN, Notice of funeral nereutter. | Lowp.—On Friday, August 21, NELLIE M. SALMON, wite of Charles Lord, in the 24th year of her age. | The relatives and imends of the iamily are re- specuiully invited te attend the ianeral, from her late residence, No, 6 Fast Forty-first street, on Monday, 240h inst., at teu o’ciock, without further | invitation, Mann, —On Friday, August 21, 1874, CATHARINE MARTIN, Native Of the parish of Aravugh, county of Longiord, Ireland, aged 38 years and 4 months. The remtives and friends of the family are re- spectiully inviced to attend the tuneral, from the residence Michiel Ney Satmon, 407 East Six. teenth street, thts unday), August 25, 1874, atone ok P.M. ATrisON.--On Saturday morning, Angust 22 Iyi4, MAHLON MArrisus, in tue oath year of Ms age. The relatives aod imends of the family are re- | spectiahy invited lo attend the funeral, (rom bis late residence, No. 120 East Korty-sixtn street, Near Lexington avenue, on Monday, August 24, at two P.M. Interment im Greenwoo | New Jersey papers please copy. om | Mow iddenty, on Saturday, Augast 22, 1874, | M SARAH Mone, aged 36 yours. Her iriends and the re respectiatly invited to attend the junera trom | Jiinton | her lite residence, corner of Third and | ' srveets, Hoboken, N. J. on Monday, August 24, IST4, ab tn o'cie P.M, MORiaKrY.—On Friday, Angust 21, after a linge ing Hiness, WILLtAM MORIARTY, & Mauve Of Lim erick, Irejand, aged 33 years, | The relatives and triends of the family are res | ¢, spectiniy mvited to attend the funeral, this (san- | day) alternoon, #6 two o'clock, trom his lato rei $2 Third street, * To run MEMBERS OF THR New YorK Youna MEN'S ROMAN CATHOLIC BRNBVOLKNT AssOorA- TIO) Brothers—You are hereby notitied to tena a special meeting Of the xsseciation, to be held at the rooms, 327 Bowery, on Sunday, 23d | Inst. at one o’olock prompt, \o wake arrange August 20, at bis resi- | spectrully invited to attend his funeral, from the ; Boulevard | atives of her husband are | ' 5 ts for the funeral of our late brother, William Morir. order of the President," P, TIGHE, fe Morgis.—On Saturday, August 22, infant son of Nelson and Pannle Morris, aged 4 months and 23 jays, Funeral to be held at residence, Madison avenue, second house north of 182d street, on Monday, August 24, at ten o'clock A, M. MULLENS.—Alter @ short ilin CHARLES, be- loved son on Charie® and Mary Muliens, aged 27 ears moni ? The relatives and friends of the Santis ane re. Spectfully invited to attend the funéral, irom the praigence oe his Piber. y8 Pearl onday afternoon, August McCArFrRay.—In Brooklyn, on Saturday, August 22, ISABBLLA MoCaPrnay, relict of Edward McCat- t ray, of Tempo, county Fermanagh, aged 1 years. ‘the funeral! will take place, from her late resi- dence, 445 Hadson avenue, at half-past nine A, M., to the Church of Our Lady of Mercy, Debevoiae place, where a solemn requiem mags will be offered lor the repose of her soul; thence to the Cemetery of the Holy Cross, Flatbush, for interment. icCann.—On Friday, August 21, after a short illness, OWEN MCCANS, ‘aged 65 years, The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday, August 23, at half-past one P, M., irom his late residence, No. 52 Scammel street, New kork. MCCLENAHAN.—JENNIE, only child of James and verte McClenahan, aged 1 year, 7 months and 11 ays. ‘he relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her parents’ residence, sar West Forty-lourth street, on Sunday, at two o’cloc! McENROE.—On Saturday, August 22, 1874, at 228 West Thirty-sixth street, MARY MCENROE, for twenty-four years a faithful and valved domestic in the family of the late Rev. Francis 0, Hawks. Funeral services t. fhomas’ church, Fifth avenue and Filty-third street, on Monday, August 24, at one P, M. MoMauon.—In Brooklyn, on Friday, Augost 21, OWEN MCMAHON, a native of county Fermanagh, Ireland, in the 55tn year of his age, The friends and acquaintances of the ramily, also those of his son-in-law, Patrick F. Daily, are re- | quested to attend his tuneral, trom his late resi- dence, No, 101 Tillary street, on Monday, at nine A. M., thence to St. James’ Cathedral, where a sol- emn requiem mass wil! be offered for the repose of hs soul, and thence to the Cemetery of the Holy Jross. OSTERMYER.—On Friday, August 21, HENRY F;. son of Friedrich Ostermyer, aged 17 years, 10 months and 20 days. The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectiully invited to attend his funeral, on Sunday, the 23d inst., at half-past one P. M., from the regie dence of his father, No. 119 Christopher street. OSTRANDER.—On Friday, August 21, in Jersey bel Mrs. OSTRANDER, aged 74 years. ‘uberal On Sunday, August 23, at two o'clock, from the residence of her son-in-law, C. A. Dubois, Brinkerhoff street, Jersey City Heights, Newburg and Ulster county papers please copy. PurRDY.—On Friday, August 21, SUSAN PURDY, | im her 82d year, | _ The relatives and friends are invited to attend her tuneral, on Sunday, August 23, at three o'clock, from 370 Clermout avenue, Brooklyn. Rine.—On Thursday, Saget 20, JaMES RING, aged os years, anative of Macroam, county Cork, reland. | _ Friends and relatives are invited to attend the | funeral, from his late residence, No. 25 Cherry | street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o’ciock, | from thence to Calvary Cemetery. Cork papers please copy. RussBLL.—At Haverstraw, on Tuesday, August 18, 1874, JoskPH RUSSELL, aged 42 years and 6 days. Albany and Troy papers please copy. RYAN,—At the residence of her parents, 157 East Broadway, on Wednesday, August 19, 1874, MINNIE GERTRUDE, daughter of Bernard C. and Mary &. Ryan, aged 3 years and 11 days, Buried in Calvary. RYER.—At West Farms, on Thursday, August 20, Maria Devox, wife of Frederick Ryer, aged 73 years and 5 months, The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday, the 23d inst., at two o’clock, irom the residence of Frederick Ryer, at West Farms. SanForp.—On Friday, August 21, THomas San- | FORD, & native of Bournmore, county Kilkenny, | Ireland, in the 29th year o1 bis age. | ‘The rélatives and mens are respectflly invited to attend the tuneral, from his late residence, No. Re auee avenue, on Sunday, August 23, at two ‘o’cloc! | Sanros.—In Melrose, on Friday, August 21, MARIA SANTOS, wife of Joseph Santos, aged 56 years. Funeral will take place trom her late residence, Mary street, Melrose, on Sunday. join at one o'clock P.M. The relatives and friends, also | the members of Lilly Lodge, 342, F. and A. M., are Tesnectfuily invited to atvend. | ScHNEIDER.—Suddenly on Savurday, August 22, , Mrs. CATHERINE SCHNEIDER, in the 60th year of her age. | TKelatives and friends of the family, also those of | her son, Wilham ‘icho Schneider and son-in-law | John Stripp, are invited to attend her funeral | from her late residence, No. 131 Cedar street, on Monday, atone o’cleck. The remains will be in- terred In Greenwood Cemetery. SCHULTZ.—On Friday morning, August 21, MaRIR CATHARINE, only child of Fred and Nellie Schultz, | aged 5 months and 5 days, | “Funeral took place irom the residence of het ; Parents, 84 Bedford street, on Saturday, August 22, | SHERIDAN.—On Friday, August 21, MARY E. | SHERIDAN, daughter of the late James and Mary | Sause and wife of Peter Sheridan, aged 24 years | and 7 months, { » Funeral trom her late residence, 849 First avenue, | On Sunday, August 23, at one o’clock. | SILEMAN,—At Scranton, Pa., Saturday, August ; 22, WILLIAM SILKMAN, aged 67 eae | SISSON.—At owe on. ‘iday, August 21, CHARLES G, SISSON, Of Jersey City, aged 67 years. | _ Funeral on Monday, the 24th inst,, trom his late | residence, No, 228 Jersey avenue, corner Sixth street, Jersey City. The relatives and-friends of the family are invited to attend without furtner notice. | SKFHAN.—In Brooklyn, on Friday, August | MICHAEL, the beloved son of Mra, Ellen Kenaut aged 30 years. The relatives and friends of the family are re spectfully invited to atteud the funeral, from his j late residence, No, 9 Union street, on Sunday, August 23, at two o'clock P. M., thence to Calvary Cemetery for interment. There will be a mass of requiem offered up for bis soul, on Tuesday, August | 25, at ten o’clock A. M., in St, Stephen’s church, | corner of Summit and Hicks streeta. | _ SLargr.—On Friday, August 21, PURDY SLATER, aged 64 years. The relatives and friends of the family are re- Spectfully invited to attend the runeral, irom his | late residence, Port Chester, Westchester county, | N.Y., on Tuesday, August 25, at two o'clock P. M. Smitu.—On Friday evening, August 21, Judge | THomas SMrrH, in the 69th year of his age. | Tae funerai will take place to-day (Sanday), | from his late residence, Main street, near North Broadway, Yonkers. |“ SretnsiskG.—On Saturday, August 22, at seven P. M., Mr. 18440 STEINBERG, aged 47 years, paper. | Notice of funeral in Monday's pape! } Friday, August 21, ALIce S., =o TINKER.—On child of Charies J. and Alice M. Tinker, aged months and 18 bed ‘The funeral will take place this day (Sunday), at two o'clock, from the residence of its grand. parent: ‘0. 24 Carlton avenue, Brooklyn. | . VANDERZEF.—On Saturday, August 22, MARTA visa, daughter of Henry and Emeline Vander- zee, in the 15th year of ber - ‘The reiatives and friends of the family are re- spectiuily invited to attend the funeral, from the | residence of her parents, No, 724 ‘Greenwich Street, on Monday, tne 24th inst., at three o'clock , P. M. Remains will be taken to Coeymans, Albany county, for interment, VaN Dosgr.—On Thursday, Angast 20, WILLIAM J. Vas Dusen, in the 59th year of his age. Funeral from his late residence, 185 East Nine- | teenth st-, on Sunday, 23d inst., at two o'clock P. M. Vurtus.--At Tivoll, Duchess county, N. Y.,Frie day, August 21, CATHARINE VURTUE, Funeral to take place Sunday. Warp.--At New Haven, Conn., on Saturday, August 22, JULIA M.. wie of Dr. Charies 8, Wal and daughter of Rev. Isaac H. Tuttle, D.D., rector of St. Luke's church, of this city, Funeral in New Haver, at Christ church, on Tuesday, 25th inst., at three P, M. WesTFAL.—At Flatbush, L. L, on Friday, anges 21, GEORGE WILI!.14M, son of D. M. and Kate West- fal, aged 9 raonths, * WESTERVELT.—On Friday, August 21, Marta WESTERVELT, at ber residence, No. 42 Leroy street, widow of the late Avraham Westervelt, in the 79th year of her age. funeral services will take place at the church at view, New Jersey, on Sunday, the 23d inst, at two o'clock, WILLIAMS.—On Wednesday, August 19, JOHN WILLIAMS, Of Baleyroone, Queens county, Ireland, aged 37 years, | _ Funerai wiil take place on Sunday, 23d tust.. at one o'clock P, M., irom lis late residence, 166 West Twenty-ninth street. a ae WANTED TO PURCHASE. : WANT A GROCERY LIQUOR STORE—FO, ie! ‘tease real estate free a | cleats ante” pr evan tacations address K., box 128 v1 NDS.—WANTED 10 OM PRIVA ds three or more, about one carat, clear and { tones, any. setting, Address for’ two days Herald office. JANTED—A SECONDHAND PORTABLE STEAM Winking and Boller of 20 horse s ress innbe and ole g, BD noree power, Aadrase is ANTED—ROUND TRON TANK, CAPACITY 8000 TO W WOW gallons. Address, staung size box 5.498 New York Post otice, “UNG ize and price, warren TO BUY FOR CASH good location in the city, ré Address B. W., Herald office. GROCERY INA izing a tair profit: ele TAR DS. SAVISFACTORY GUARANTEE OR SALI fat aie rete cbt s udolphe, oth F bd on and f RUPPITH & 00., 40 Vesey atreet STANDARD AMERICAN VEL TAB: AND Ma a goer Rea ‘oaaor tO Phelan & Collender, 738 Broadway, ork. for 8 OR, acai 0 BILLIARD, TABLES, sit hers, ti iz OC ea wer GErae E. PHELAN, OLR MANUFACTURER OF lan’ Billiard, les. qeeyams Rot vrtaw treet" Row York, Pct odtce