The New York Herald Newspaper, December 6, 1874, Page 11

CIAL AND COMMERCIAL The Stock Market Without Feature. GOLD LOWER-—I111 5-8. The Bank Statement—A Large Loss of Legal Tenders and Gold. WALL STREET, SaTurpAy, Dec, 5—6 P, ‘w} The stock market to-day was not suggestive. rices generally remained steady and the fuctua- «tions were inconsequential. A three hours’ mar- ket is generally only a brokers’ market—a mere Plaything for the hour, and affords no basis for ‘future calculations. It is a matter of littie mo- ment, therefore, what prices were attached to stocks, The chief ventures of the day were made 4n Pacific Mall, of which some 29,000 shares banged hands. A slight advance took place in early dealings, but it was iollowed by a reaction of from 4 to 3g percent, Tne stock advanced from #1 to 42, and finally sold at 41% 041%. Among he investment shares, Michigan Central advanced from 7834 to 79%. Delaware, Lackawanna and ‘Western was steady at 107%; a 107%. THE SALES BMounted to 83,000 shares, which were distributed pmong the principal stocks as follows:—New York Central and Hudson, 371; Erie, 4,860; Lake Shore, 12,000; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 100; North- “western, 5,950; Northwestern preferred, 100; Rock fsland, 1,900; Pacific Mail, 28,780; St. Paul, 2,600; -Ohios, 2,500; Western Union, 6,600; Wabash, 4,900; ‘Union Pacific, 6,600; C., C. and I. U., 200; Panama, 400; Michigan Central, 2,430. OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST. ‘The following table shows the opening, highest Bnd lowest prices of the day:— orthw . 4644 4656 4634 Northwestern 60% 60% 60% Rock Island 101% = 1K 101% “Milwaukee and St, 39 3936 38% Ohio and Mississippi. 82: 8235 32% lew Jersey Central. 1064 1064 1., Lack. and Wester! 107% 1073¢ inion Pacific. 36 85% €., 0, and L 0. 103% 10 Western Union. 8234 8246 Pacific Mail. 4246 41% Panama... 15 115 ADVANCE AND DECLINE. Compared with the closing prices yesterday ‘those of to-day show the following changes :— |. ADvaNcE—New York Ventral, ; Pacific Mail, 33 Western Union Telegraph, 3. ” ‘DECLINE—Delaware and Lackawanna, % (3s; Lake Shore, 5 Ohio and Mississippi, #3 Pan- ‘ama, 34; Rock Island, %; St. Paul, +4; Wabash, (<3 Union Pacific, %; Atiantic and Pacitic pre- Tred, 3. 3 Erie, THE MONEY MARKET. Money on call loans closed at 3a 3% per cent, -Coumercial paper remains as last quoted. For- -eiga exchange was dull at 4.85 a 4.85% for bank- ers’ sixty days’ sterling and 4.8934 a 4.90 for de- qmand. THE GOLD MARKET. Gold opened at 111% and closed at the same Price. Tne highest price of the day was 111%. The rates on gold loans were 1.64 per diem and 2 ‘04 1 per cent for borrowing to fat, CLEARING HOUSE. STATEMENT. Currency exchanges. ‘Currency balance: Gold exchanges. “Gold balances. 42urrency exchanges. Currency balances .. Gold exchanges Gold balances. The specie engagements reported for to-day’s steamers amount to $1,050,000. UNITED STATES TREASURY, The customs receipts were $237,000. Tne in- ‘ternal revenue receipts were $395,295, for the Month $1,700,000. Tne Treasury hola $385,500,000 bonds to secure national bank circulation, and $16,500,000 to secure public deposits. National Dank circulation outstanding, $351,500,000, of ‘which $2,250,000 are gola notes. National bank motes received for redemption to-day, $470,000, ‘The batances in the United States Treasury at the close of business to-day were:—Currency, $16,093,800; special deposits of legal tenders for the redemption of certificate of deposit, $47,905,000; coin, $82,746,882; including $22,592,400 «in coin certificates; outstanding legal tenders, $382,000,000. During the week ending to-day the Yreasurer of the United Stutes has re- @ived irom the Printing Division $476,000 dn fractional currency. The amount. of Motes and fractional currency forwarded -@uring the same period was $3,505,935, ‘The Treasurer holds in trust for national banks $32,446,250 to secure circuiation, and $16,437,200 to wecure deposits of public moneys. Revenue -Fecents tor the fiscal year, $45,990,681. The opera- ‘tions vf the Treasury at the New York office during the wetk included the disbursement of $509,000 on account of interest, $1,152,800 in redemption of five-twenty bonds, and the receipt of $1,858,000 for customs, The Assistant ‘Treasurer to-day paid out $63,000 on account of interest and $610,000 in re- demptinn of five-twenty bonas, THE BANK STATEMENT, ‘The large loss of legal tenders, below recorded, ‘is indicative of a healthier and stronger use for money. Business is improving. A loss in New York means a gain elsewhere, and that gain must An the logical course of events bring back to Metropolitan coffers additional wealtn. The banks now hold in lawful money $9,158,500 above - the legal requirement, which 1s $5,585,500 less than 80 held last week. The following isa com- parison of the averages for the past two weeks:— sean schoo meer 115820'800 © 18'407,300 Does? s 868,100 53,301,900 50,221,700 Dec. 3,030,200 222,767,300 219,632,100 Dec. 3,135,200 2478887000 26/0127100 Ince. "128'600 The following shows the relations between the ‘total reserve and the total liabilities :— Nov, 28, Dec, 5. Differences, Peck + $17,329,300 $14,467,200 Dec.. $2,862,100 waltend’s 53,301,900 60,221,700 Dec.. 3,080,200 “Tot. reserve 300 3,900 Dec... ot, reserve $74,885,900 $64,088,000 Dec.. $5,042,300 leposits.. Exc’s of re- gerve ab’v legal re- quirement 18,047,125 14,989,875 Dec..$3,107,750 THE FOREIGN MARKET, The latest European quotations by cable are as follows :—Consols for money, 9134; do. for account, 91% 802; five-twenty bonds of 1865, 106%; five. twenty bonds of 1867, 10954 a 10044 ; ten-forty bonds, 104% @ 10434; new fives, 103; Erie Railway shares, ‘4%. Market quiet, but steady. The rate of dis. ‘€ount in open market is 5% per cent or % per cent below the bank rate. United States bonds of * 1862, at Frankfort, are quoted at 97%. Rentes in ‘Paris at 671. 700, GOVERNMENT BONDS, ‘These closed firm at the following quotations:— United States currency sixes, 116% @ 116%; do. do,, 1881, registered, 116% a 116%; do. do., do., 120% & 120}; do, fve-twenties, 1862, registered, 113. a113%; 40. do., do., coupon, 113.8 113%; do. o., 1864, registered, 1143; 8 114%; do. do., do, M4% @ 115; do. do., 1865, Tegistered, 116 a 116%; 4, do., do., coupon, 116% a 117; do, do., do., new, Mmeistered, 115% @ 115%; do. do. do.. coupon, 18% @119; do, do., 1867, registered, 116 @ 116% ; dc, do., do., coupon, 119% @ 120; do. do,, 1868, Fegistered, 116 a 116%; do. do., do., coupon, 119% @ 120; do. ten-forties, registered, 113% @ 113% 3 do, do., coupon, 11444 & 114%; do. fives, 1881, Pegistered, 112% @ 113%; do. do., do,, coupon, 412% a 113, 56,838,175 55,691,825 RAILROAD BONDS, In ratiroad bonds the transactions amounted to |. $145,000. Of this amount $102,000 were done in the Pacific mortgages, Centrais selling at 96%, Union firsts at 93.8 93%, Land Grants at 89 a 803, nd Sinking Fonds at 78 a 78%. Chicago and Worthwestern consolidated cgupon gold bonds | III EO NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1874—QUADRUPLE SHEET. sold at 62, Michigan Central eights brought 111 and Harlem firsts 108, Central Pacific bonds closed at 95% to 96, and Union Pacifics 92% to 93 for firsts, 893; to 89% for land grants and 78 to 78% for sinking funds, MEMORANDUM, The earnings of the Ubio and sfississipp! Rail- way Company were :— For November, 1874.. For November, i873,. Increase for 1874. $309,597 265,242 secescecceceeseererees $46,356 SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOOK EXCHANGE Saturday, Dec. 5—10 A. M. to 12 M. $25000 U S 5-20, r, 65... 116 700shs LS& MSR, 804 1000 0 8 620.0, 65 18% 700 83 Pe US 5-20, c, "67. SESSEEESES 'ittsbi 700 Chi & NW RR. 200 go. SEEgUUEG:SUEEESES There was no regular call of stocks to-day in consequence of the obsequies of the late Mayor, William F, Havemeyer. CLOSING PBIOES, in 41% Mi & St Pau 287 in a O77) | Quicksilver... 32! Quicksilver pf. Mich Cen. HAVANA MARKETS, Havana, Dec. 4, 1874. Spanish goid, 232 a 224, American, 230 a 32 Exchange easier; on the Unitea Staten, 60 days, currency, luda 105 premium ; short sight do., 107 a 110 premium; 6) days, gold, 126 a 128 premium; short sight do., 130 a 132 pre- mium, on London, 126 a 130 premium; on Paris, 129 a 131 premium. EUROPEAN MARKET. Loxpon Propuck Manxet.—Lonpox, Dec. 5~Evon- ing.—Calcutta linseed, 568. 6d. a 566, 94. a +2 +___ FINANCIAL, A —RAILROAD BONDS OF ALL KINDS BOUGHT » and sold. Securities of defaulted roads a specialty. Michigan Midland and Canada 7’s and New Jersey and New York 7's 10r sale low, EDWARD C. FOX, Post office box 1,336. 30 Broad street. A LADY OF CULTURE AND REFINEMENT, AT present finaucially embarrassed, : would like to meet an honorable gentleman of means wno would kindly assist her. Address TRUTH, Herald Uptown Branch office. jose-by Property, with lenty of margin, can make money enough le; imate by daresuiag, sppointing interview, HENBY, box ferald office. . ASH ADVANCED PROMPTLY UPON LIFE INSUR- ance Policies, Mortzages and other approved vecuri- 8, SHELDRAKE & CO,, No. 43 Pine street (Co Gotpons off the consollantea boads bought ontrient voupons of consolida' ods bou; ol atbest market rate, or two-thirds cash and one-third interest certificates given by JOHN B. MANNING, 78 Broadway and No. 7 New street, nie APITAL SECURED R MERCHANTS, MANU- ned have ppplicattons from facturers. &c. Unde numerous persons who desire to invest ANDER PROTHINGHAM, & CO., Bani 12 Wall street. F% itulo Olty 7's, due tn 1894 uffalo City 7's, due in Rochester City, due in 1903. Hersey City 7s due in 184. Peekskill Water 7's, due in 1904, Flushing (L. T.) Waler 7's, due in 1908, Special attention given to the negotiation of first class Railroad, State, City and County Ponds. DANIKL A. MORAN, 40 Wall street, Fo SALE—A TEN PER CENT SECOND MORTGAGE for $3,000 on Chicago real estate. The property is valued much above the first and second mortgages. Full Paruculars will be sent to parties having the money on applying for them to 0. B. A., box 2,966 New York Post oftlee, HAVE TO T one sam o One sum of. Four sums One sum of ‘two sums PAN ON MORTGAGE (NO BONUS)— H. L. GRANT, One sum ot A ak 8. PIERCE, 106 BROADWAY—LOANS MONRY, ¢7 without bonus, on approved Keal Estate in New York and vicinity; also purchase Mortgages at lowest rates Principal apply with papers. M°xEY TO LOAN—ON MORTGAGE, WITHOUT bonus, insums to sult First, Second and Lease- hold Mortgages bought and sold. LEVI COOK Tl Broadway, room B. NATIONAL CURRENCY FOR LEGAL TENDERS, Parties wishing to exchange address FAR WEST, box 190 Herald office J AILROAD BONDS WANTED—IN EXCHANGE FOR medium priced Houses in New York and Brooklyn, lightly mortgaged. J.C, CLINTO: GPLENDID INVESTMENT—VERY CHOICE | DIA- monds, all sizes, to be sold very cheap. this week. to Pay advances. Call early at A. KLEIN'S, 817 broadway, corner of Twelfth street. TO, WHOM IT MAY | CONOERN.—ALE NS nu ighteenth street. PERSO: holding dishonored checks drawn by W, C. Potter, Broadway, and indorsed by A, W. Ladd, Nos. 5and 7 Dey street, on the National State Bank ot FE beth, N. Y.. are advised to conter with B, E, ARROWSMITH, 128 Maiden lane, New York. ‘Various SUMS OF MONEY TO LOAN, SHORT OR longer periods, upon any good securities; business Prompuly attended to, NG, 77 Cedar street. ANTED—A FEW SHARES OF WASHINGTON and Georgetown Railroad Stock. Apply to GEO. ROWLAND, 51 Exchange place, New York. WANTED=$1.000 ON SECOND MORTGAGE TOR ore or two years, or on Chattel Mortzage worth the amount Address ©, W., box 4,227 Post office. ANTED—$25,000, BY A MANUFACTURING CON. cern of long standing, now in full operation, work- ing night and day and unable to fill all orders.’ Goods sold throughout the country at all seasons with large profit, Address P, C., Herald office. WANTED 065,000 ON FIRST MORTGAGE ON add Address or calion J. A. KAMP. inurch Prope: worth $225,000. Principals will is CHURCH, iierald office, he WANTED TO INVEST IMMEDIATELY, $25,000, cash In hand, in New York or Brooklyn purchase money Mortgages, atetzht toten per cent off. Princl. pals address, with particulars, H. & ©., box i039 Post office. 5(Q) BONUS WILL BE GIVEN FOR $90) FOR SIX OV months: security on real estate. Address G. F. OTE, Herald Uptown Branch office. 9.500 WANTSD-BY A BROKER IN FOREIGN 9) dry goods: no risks whatever; no risk: merchandise or on creditors, Address IMPORTING BROKER, box 5,594 Post office. $10 000 WANTED—ON SECOND MORTGAGE ° on first class dwelling on Murray Hill Address M. L., box 172 Herald ottice. $15. 000 AND $5,000 RIGHT AWAY TO LOAN— e On First Mortgage on improved Prop- erty. Apply to HYLAND. 342 East Ninetcenth street. $50, OOO WANTED-TO DEVELOP AND INTRO. . duce the most wonderful lite saving apparatus ret, invented; patented in the United States and Great Britain; can be placed in both navies and ail steam and sailing vessels at aay can callon or address BUSINES: Twenty-fourth street, New York, TO LOAN—ON BOND AND ORT $75.000 gages; Mortgages cashed. JOSEPH MoGUIRE, No. 87 Cedar street, corner Broadway. m cost. Principals only MANAGER, 17 West TO LOAN-ON BOND AND dort. gage (trust ind s), in large and smail DV. HARNKTT, Ii Broadway, Toon $150. 00 TO LOAN ON NEW YORK AND JU, Brooklyn Real Estate, in sums to suit applicants. bate) only negotiated L. ‘HAN A, ALLEN, No, 3 Fino streot. $800.00 to purchase Le: TRUST FUNDS FOR NEW YORK AND Brooklyn Property; $5,000 to $100,:00 eholds and Second Mortgag HARPER & PLERPONT, 31 08. Park row. PORTUNITIES. B. SACI E-THREE STANDS IN A well known market; very small rental: will take Real Estate mortgage. LIVINGSTON & CO., 10 Pine street, A RESTAURANT AND BAR—FIRST OLASS IN every particular, with six years’ lease, located ina chiet thoroughfare, elegantly fitted up and doing a large business; wiil sell cheap for cash: or will exchange for food. Real Estate In New York or vicinity. Address A. .. box 123 Herald office. . PARTNER WANTED—WITH $2.50), IN A GOOD, safe retail business on Broadway, near Stewarts; Profits targe; will bear strictest investization. LIVINGSTON & CO., 10 Pine street. GENTLEMAN, WITH $200, WISHES TO MEET some one who could put him in the way of makini pont a week legitimately. Address SPES, box. 17: Herald office. RARE CHANCE.-IN A SUCCESSFUL CIGAR manufactory, with an established trade, fine brand A MONEY LOANED PROMPTLY ON MORTGAGE; | and highly accredited, the place of a retiring partner is + Mortgages cashed; Stocks, Bonds, Real Estate, | open to the right man with $15,000 to $20,000 to be in- } Furniture, dc., sold by auction, V. K. STEVENSON, Jr., | vested successively under pertect security. Addross 11 Pine street or 3} East Seventeenth street. ¥, box 12) Herald office. A —NOTICE—CLAIMS OF ALL DESCRIPTION + speedily and thoroughly emg) by an ex- perienced attorney, without any charge whatever, unless success{ul; excellent references trom chents. Address LAWYER, box 2,432 Post office. SUCCESS & SECUR! x A —NOTICK.—CITY CLAIMS THOROUGHLY PRoOS- As ecuted and collected by an experienced attorney without any charge unless successtul; excellent refor- ences from clients, Address LAWYSR, box 2432 Post office. A -—J. HICKLING & CO,, BANKERS AND BROKERS, j . 72 Broadway, New York. Buy and sell Stocks and Bonds on margin or for investments. Stock privileges on members of the Exchange. Spreads 1 per cent trom market. The Wall Strect Review gives a weekly analysis of the stock market, $1 50a year. Bample copy also pamphict on speculation, tree. J. HICKLING & CO., 72 Broadway, New York. AXY pEENDER OF (MONEY DESIRING MORE capital will address L, W., box 198 Herald office. NY PERSON HAVING $3,000 CASH AND WHO Is a practical jeweller, can make a small fortune by addressing J. C., Herald office; this will bear a strict investigation; no ageats, A FEW HUNDRED DOLLARS WANTED IN COM- leting valuable manufacturing contracts: ample security on merchandise and factory; permanent inter- est or exceptionably valuable outdoor advertising offered. Address TIME, Herald office. AXE RESPECTABLE PARTY CAN INVEST $10,000 cash or United States bonds with perfect security, receiving large returns from legitimate business, Ad- dress R. ©. K. x 1! "ald 0} ANS oPERSON DESIRING TO SPECULATE IN Stock Privileges on active stocks dealt in at the Exchange, should, apbiy to the undersigned for thelr rehensive oxplanato ments. an oP TONOIRTEXANDER FROTHINGHAM, “€ OGr ee Bankers and Brokers, 12 Wall street. MONEY 70 PURCHASE FINST OR. SECOND ortgages on city pro + Prompt attention to | tion ‘also $10,000 fo loan oa New York or Brook- C.8, PECK & 00,, 18 Fifth avenue, | “A —S8T. JOSEPH AND DEN’ Ri = cee | 'VER CITY RAILROAD, «Northern Pacific, Indianapolis, Bloomington and Western and other defaulted railroad Bonds bought by the old esta! 1d house of ALBERT H. NICOLAY & CO. Stock Brokers and Auctioneers, No. 43 Pine street, New York. N. B.—7, 8and 10 Per. cent choice municipat Bonds and other Al investment Securities, paying 10 to 12 per cent, for sale below par. A —CITY, COUNTY, STATE, TOWN AND RAILROAD « Bonds; City Ratlroad, Gas, Bank and Insurance Stocks and Scrip. Whether you wish to bay or sell write or apply to ALBERT H. NICOLAY & 00., Stock Brokers and Auctioneers, 43 Pine street, New York city, N. B.—The above securities our specialty 22 y. A YOUNG WIDOW LADY WANTS A GENTLEMAN | of means to assist her in a business undertaking. | Address K., box 166 Herald Uptown Branch office. 7, Dy Salt PRIVILEGES.—PUTS, CALLS AND , ° Spreads, $50 to $200; Double Privtieges, or Strad- dies at market price of stock, $)00 to ee ersone of small capital, should alw: ave these Msurances against | Bend for Vire! HAZARD & MONTAGUE, No. 6 Broad street. A PARTNER, RETIRING, WILL SELL HIS HALF intesest for $1.000, tn first class Paying business, rey turning large profits: oper. to thorough investigation. MALONE'S Agency, 121 Nassau street. —ADDITIONAL CAPITAL PROCURED FOR erchants, manatactarers and others: Mining In. terests, &c., negotiated ; Real Estate exchai for Busi, ness, Persons with capital seeking busine: approved opportunities “References: Cotton Broker: diner, Wholesal ce. GRIGGS &- CARLETON, Financial and Business Brokers, 98 Broad- way. (A CBNTLEMAN OF THE “LEGAL PRorEsstoy, well nequainted with business, desiring © less. sed: antary. lite, would like to unite ih business where his anghed nove aes yee Lad Logg abel Oe ae becide ion less confining: the jest guarantecs given. - dross H. P. R, box 180 Herald office. © GENTLEMAN PARTNER WANTED—WILL- ing to risk a few hundred dollars. For particulars address ELECTRA HARTK, Herald Uptown Branch office. A lady occupying handsome house near Broad- way will do well to reply, A® OPPORTUNITY WORTH INVESTIGATING.—THE Good Will, Lease and Fixtures ot an old established real estate, coal and insurance business, or will sell Lease and Fixtures without the good will. or will let the premises (for the unexpired term) withthe fixtures; only reliable parties meaning business need apply. MORRIS B, BAER, 996 Sixth avenue, FINE OPPORTUNITY nds | RELIABLE MAN in business; will bear thorough investigation * A TARDNIS wasvio— ere 4 yew euodgaxD 3, in & lo ‘ative, we “4 ing Importing’ business. Address WHOLESALE AND Kérall, Herald Uptown Branch office. USINESS MEN—SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS.—WE want @ good business man in every county in the United states and also in Europe to seil the world re- pee Wilson Shattle Sewing Machines and the Wilson pentacteras. Eaenines. to Sn = x r mapared to ofter extraordinary inducemen: ‘or tull particulars ly to or address WILSON SEWING MACHINE COM. PANY, 827 and 820 Broadway, New Yors. Special in- ducements to exporters, (CAPITAL SECURED FOR MERCHANTS, MANUFAC. turers, &.: underagned have applications from numerous persons who desire to invest capital. ALEX- ANDER FKOTHINGHAM 4 O0., Bankers and Brokers, 12 Wall street. QArEay WANTED—IN A MANUFACTURING BUSI- eas: larce profits: mo competition; Do risk : de- mand almost unlimited; ready cash for making stock ; will pay larger profit than any other equally sate in- yestment, No agents. Address. with real name, in con. Sonce, CAPITAL, box 191 Herald Uptown ‘Branch ce, INING SALOON.—WANTED, A DINING SALOON, Restaurant or Hotel, in exchange tor a Residence at Ratherfurd Park, Lots near depot or a 100 acre Farm on ng Island, or would rent, turnished. dress HOTEL, box 161 Herald Uptown Branch office. D Hapvrnd erin oc OPPORTUNITY FOR SAFE IN- vestment.—Partner wanted, with from $2,000 to pan cash, in an old established auction business, Those willing to work and having the ready money may ad- arene witb real name only, AUCTIONEERS, tHerald Office, Y (Hho SPECIAL OR GENERAL PARTNER wanted, in an established, payinz business, to take Pisce of retiring partner; businoss staple, Kafe and can ye largely increased with necessary capital ; amount re orm $12,000 to $15,000, Adiress A. H. G., box 126 ce. LS ($8,000) HALF INTEREST IN A PROFIT. Manufacturing Business; factory situated in i, Felerence given and‘ required. Address G@ GLASS, box 19) Herald Uptown Branch this cit LOOKL office, For SALE—STATE OR COUNTY RIGHTS FOR THE Most valuable small Patented Invention in this country, now in successtul operation in thiscity. Can be seen at 16 Union square, under the Union Square Hotel. ALF INTEREST IS OFFERED FOR $10,000 IN A desirable out of town Hotel, doing a paying busi, ness, and recently refitted sheasabent in, the best man- ner,’ with, water, bathroom: » &e. Apply to GniGGs & CARLETON, 93 Bi rte 8, clo: roa POSSESS COMMON SENSE, GOOD JUDGMENT, ordinary intelligence and $2,000; I wish to put the Above in some good legitimate business, already estab- lished, where I can make money by hard work and close att to business. Address, stating full partic- ulars, W b 129 Her: a ee RON BUSINESS. —WANTE! TVE BUSINESS man, with $25,000, or two parties with $12,500 each, in @ first class iron manutac: ring “business; prota Lirge. Address THON BUSINESS, Herald office. MONEY FOR THE THOUSANDS. —WORK IN EVERY county in the United States: $5 to $50 per day can be mad ont bus T! mall amount of money will secure a perman- 83; County rights secured, HIND, 40 Cortlandt streot. ARTNER WANTED—A HIGHLY DESIRABLE business connection will be formed with the right man who can command $5,000 to $10,000. Address WM. P. RYDER, Herald office. PARINER WANTEDSIN A PRIVATE MILLINERY, dresamaking and fancy goods establishment, com? manding the largest und richest trade in the city; must give undoubted reference. Address 8,.B,, Herald Up- town Branch ollice. ARTNER WANTED.—AN INGENIOUS MACHINIST, with $5,000, and capable of taking charge of a light manufacturing business, can secure a protitable jnterest in an old established house, doing a large trace throuch- oun De country. Address box 6:9 Baltimore (Md.) Post office. pais WANTED—ACTIVE OR OTHERWISE, with $10,000, to take the place of one retiring; the inost legitimate and profitable business in the city. | Ad- box 5,157 rost office, New York. & WANTED—WITH A MUDERATE UAPI- ake the place of one retiring and attend to the office business of an established manutactory of fine lewoiry. Principals address X., box 147 Herald office. PARTIES DESIRING TO PURCHASE A FROVISION Business can hear of a rare ppportanity by address. ing SMOKE & PACKER, Heral RELIABLE INVESTIGATIONS MADE OF ANY “business opportunities.” “Consultations free, “Call at room 18, No, 229 Broadway. GFRENDID, CHANCE FOR, PHOTOGRAPHERS.—A fine Photograph Gallery, in best location on Broad- way, with low reat, tor sale ata sacrifice. A, SINSHEIMI:R, 134 Maiden lane, corner Water st. H# BEST PLACE IN THE CITY TO HAVE YOUR Printing done is at the METROPOLITAN PRINS. NG KSTABLISHMtNT, 218 Broadway, because, with the extensive facliities the office possesses, work 1s done there at the lowest rates and with great promptness, (PERRIBLR SACRIFIO“.—CALL AND SEE FOR yourself, Confectionery, Dining and Oyster Saloon, pric: $320. Apply at place, 2176 Third avenue, near Ligth street. 0 DENTISTS WITH SMALL CAPITAL OR CON- nection, to Join one already started, in good posi- tion, in New York. Address X. D., 15 West Eleventh st. Mi pe PRINTERS.—A COMPOSITOR, HAVING SUFFI- cient type tor about 16 columns of a paper, will give use ot same for a steady situation. Address TYPO! ox 109 Herald office. W. —A, PRACTICAL MANOFACTURER, ALONE, + with valuable trade in an established’ wholesale bus:ness in staple articles sold by jobbers, wants an ad- attiouat working eaplial of $10,0%, with & good ofce bariner. Apply to GRIGGS & UARLBTON, % Broad- way. ‘ANTED—A GOOD MAN, WHO CAN COMMAND $5000; salary $2,500 per annum and permanent Address INDEX, Jersey City Post office. TANTZD—A PARTY TO INVEST $ IMMEDI ately ina well established business; to take hal in‘ crest with advertiser, business wholesale and profit- able, Address NORMAN, box 147 Herald office. office. LEGITI- valuable Sub- eed. Address Wasraa PARTNER, TO PURCHASE ONE-HALF interest in and furnish capital of $5,000 for a pro- ject that will pay 500 per cent per annum, net. Address J. ©, D., Herald Uptown Branch office. V ANTED—A REALLY WELL PAYING, mate Musiness, in exchange for vey. urban Property; only full particulars not PAKKINSON, box 200 Herald office. Vv TANTED—AN ACTIVE PARTNER, YOUNG MAN preferred, for 4 produce business; must have $2,000 to invest and some knowledge of the business; to the right party a good opportunity is offered, Address K. A., box 178 Horaid office. V ANTED—IN A WHOLESALE AND RETAIL liquor store, a man, with $2,000; ‘ample security for money given ; a) salary and permanent employ- ment. Adareés PERMANENT, box 126 Herald Uptown Branch office. V charge of a store. Call at 10 Cortlandt street, store floor, front. W3AXTED—TO | CORRESPOND | WITH A ARTY having capital to invest in the manufacture of a practical street car starter; simple in construction and works Pporrecten For further information, address CHARLES W. HERMANCE, Tremont Houle, Troy, V ANTED—A PARTNER WITH $1,000 TO MANUFAC. ture a specialty upon conditions tavotable for gaininy control of alarge market. Address SPECIALTY, Herald office. WAS MAN WITH A SMALL CAPITAL TO | help introdu every one. Inqui ANTED—A GA. ‘ALIST TO ADVANCE FUNDS and share in the business of a well located toan Address B. G., box 19 Herald Uptown Branch a pew ance article, used by ITH, 28 Greenwich avenue. office. fice. oO 50 WILL PURCHASE HALF INTERESTIN A $f telegraph, railroad and theatre ticket office; a young man understanding telegraphy preferred. Ad- dress BUSINESS, Barnum’s Hotel. 600 AND AN ENERGETIC, SOCIABLE MAN 9) wanted—To join me in a pleasant business re- Pita heel no fortune, but enough to keep “the wolf from the door” offered. Address AMERICAN, box 187 Heraid office. 1.000 Te.80msr, PARTY, COMMANDING A . larger trade than his finances can control at present, will take an active or special Partner, d- dress DRUGS, Herald offie, $1 T00 With PURCHASE « NEW BOOK AND ol Job aT Orica, with Patronage ; cost over $3,000. Address 1)., box 191 Herald office. gs 000 —A SATISFACTORY PARTY, WHO CAN we + joan this amount on undoubted security, can secure & permanent situation in a broker's offic salary $1,000, Address BROKER, box 144 Herald offi 3 000 AND THE PERSONAL SERVICES OF A Do. man of ripe business experience.—Can these be used to advantage and without the possibilit ot loss? Ifso, please addreas SAFETY, box 166 Heral ofiice. 3, 000 OR MORE—TO INVEST IN A STRIOTLY De’ legitimate and established Business, man- ufacturing or otherwise, where a thorough investigation will prove its undouoted stability and immediate in- come; money must be well secured. Principals address, witi particulars, SOLIDITY, Herala Uptown Branch office. LL 8TOCK PRIVILEGES CAN BE USED AS MAR- ‘in in place of cash tor the purchase or sale of any there is little risk in this method of preretn q We are negotiating contracts tat of the Stoc! it very close rates; a {oes ee On ieehates, Quotations and ex- vers Chie TUMBRIDGE & CO. Bankers and Brokers, No. 2 Wall street, New York. Stocks bought and sold against moaerate deposits, T REASONABLE RATES—$4,00), SUMS TO SUIT on Collateral Security, Life Policies, Furnitare, Pj a el pane eee Merchandise ; Sec- na lor’ jes cashed; Sto! e. e eagee OATAMES CACNEY, 881 Hudon street. T REASONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND with from to $50u, ood paying cash references exchanged. Address LANCASTLR, Herald office, A YOUNG MAN, 48 PARTNER— WANTED BY THE publisher and editor of an po yertsing paper must have a small capital of $50 to $100, Address HER AND EDITOR, Herald Uptown Branch office. 5.000. -ALARTNER WANTED IN. A SPECTAL ede ‘ Real Estate Business: very profitable fect security ; particulars on interview. Address INTY, Herald office. A GENTLEMAN WITH $400 OR $500 CAN INVEST it to good advantage in the truss busin a) the advertiser, who has a specialty. Address T. ALe LAM, 20 Washington place, east. A RARE CHANCE FOR A GOOD BUSINESS MAN.— A Furniture, Wooden Ware and Botton Manufac- tory for sale cheap, doing a gon business, to first class trado, ldressing 8. i, MOUNT, 35 Full particulars by ai West Tenth street. FRENCH GLUE MANUFACTURER, 25 YEARS’ experience, wants a partner with creme PAs United States ‘box 12) Herald pei Endowment Insurance Polictes, Mor: es and | basiness; entire new manufacturing way; other Securities. Jngaraace of all kinds enter \d with | patents; factory on hand. ‘Address &. ©, best companion J.J. HABRICH & CU. 11) Broadway. | ottica. P $25,000 PURCHASE MONEY, FIRST MORTGAG WELL EDUCATED AND _ PREPOSSESSING A. Evmteos imtaras satt dutotrerdaged | A Jovur uaz masa ike inva mit a gonna «bel ou in ‘business. Yuck; principals only. Address (owner) LICMTEN: | STELLA, box 10 Herald Uptown Branch ito, AKIN, 144 Kast Forty-fourth street. ANK BLANKS, SLIPS, BILLS, RECEIPTS, NOTE Headini nd every kind of Printing suitable for and financial companies prem rtarnared ae the METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT: No. 218 Brondway. ONDS, STOCKS, GOLD, &0., BOUGHT Brrr Sot ler me mations and wae arate ill Frviigsenn weotinte when desired and received in LD ad- lea; oF eas depOnt STAM WARD, W Drexel Building. A* OLD ESTABLISHED DRY AND FANCY GOODS. Business, on the best streot in Brooklyn; must be ping of proprietor’s ill-health; good line re. Address BARGAIN, Herald Brooklyn stock; a fl Brauch of RESPONSIBLE PARTY, THOROUGHLY ESTAB- A lished in a rey legitimate soetieg cad commis- {8 prom) fea business, will receive a Pi ye retiable, have a chapos ¢¢ torodahiy meeacetST no secon Tarnish the best oietareoca Wil be deals wita. Ade Herald o! -WANTED, A SMART, ACTIVE BUSI- $5.000, ness man who wonld be willing to loan his employers the above sum for one or two years and salary of $3,000 per annum. Replies in appli- see handwriting, with rolstenes te RUDOLPH, Herald office, ‘10 000 TO $15,000 WANTED—TO DEVELOP A . legitimate enterprise, which will bear the closest scrutiny ; the party turnishing the money can enter as special or general partner, or can take an ac- in the business yn a salary in licu ot profits; t references required. Address GUIDO, box 119 Heraid office. UNOLE SAM'S PENSIONERS, ‘The little office at the back of the Custom House ‘was well filled during the business hours of yester- day and the clerks had hard work attending to the long line of pensioners that wore awaiting. their quarterly check. There was not quite such a crowd as jostled one another on Friday, but over. 800 received yesterday their little stipend, a ree, ing between $30 and $35 each, amounting in all about $27,000. Commissioner Dutcher has now paid off over 1,800 pensioners, and as the first rush is over they will have an yo noxt week. ‘The pensioners who claimed te attgntian of the ANTED—$300, WITH A BUSINESS MAN TO TAKE | clerks yesterday were for the most Part tacten althoug now and then one noticed some old scarred veteran that had not been able to get down on Thursday. The payments will continue throughout the coming week, THE ALABAMA CLAIMS, Seiten Claims by Residents of New York and Brooklyn for Losses. Among those who sustained losses by the dep- redations of the Confederate privateers Alabama, Florida and Tacony were a number of resicents of New York and Brooklyn, who have been looking forward to a settlement of the claims by England with considerable interest. They have now flied thetr claims, and the following is @ list of the claimants and the amounts they allege to have lost: ~ Alfred Edwin and Charles E. Tilton, $4,108 75, C. G, Duncan, of Brooklyn, $3,224 87. William ©, Fisher, New York, $241 80. Thomas H. Webster, Maryland, $801 55. Emanuel Rosenfield, New York, $18,741 96, William B. Asten, New York, $16,306 39, Mrs. John N, Giet, $4,841 77. Charles H. Frisbie, of New York, $7,549 61. Tnomas H, O'Connor and Michael J. O'Connor, of New York, claim $19,292 60, the value of forty- nine packages of hardware, a part of the cargoes of the ships Tycoon, Sea Lark, Commonwealth, Crown Point and Anna F. Schmidt, which were coptored and burned while en route for san Fran- ct8co. John W. Wormell, of Brooklyn, was master of the bark Harriet Stevens when she was capwured by the Florida in 1864, Mr. Wormell was put aboard @ German vessel about the 22d of July, 1864, but he had lost nautical instruments, chests, clothing and other articles worth in all about $1,127 83, Henry Goudchaux, of New York, claims $19,115 01, the value of merchandise destroyed when the Electric Spark was captured by the Florida in 1864, Messrs, Jennings & Brewster, New York, $3,234 93, J, Daggett Baker, Jersey City, $360, Patrick H. & Logan Foy, N. ¥., $1,624 60, Nenemiah and Robert N. Hand, of Setauket, L, L, Were the sole owners of the schooner Aldebaran, When Captain Maffet, of the Florida, destroyed her on the 13th of March, 1863, The Aldebaran was 180 tons burden and was valued at $20,000, When captured she was sailing from New York to Ma- ranham and Para in South America, with a gen- eral cargo belonging to British owners. ‘The Messrs. Hand now claim $25,416 85, being the value of the vessel and its stores, together with their own clothing, &c. Henry Wiison Hubbell, of New York, wasthe Soie proprietor of seven twenty-fourth parts of the ship Winged Racer, and the same proportion of the cargo, The other owners were Robert L, Taylor, Edward H. Gillian and George Ashton. The Winged Racer was an American vessel of about 1,800 tons burden, sailing between Liverpool and China, and when captured on the 10th of Novem- ber, 1863, by the Alabama, she was loaded with a full cargo ef hemp, sugars, hides and camphor. ‘The amonnt of compensation now claimed by par- ties who owned the Winged Racer and her cargo 1s $400,000, ——--_____ MARRIAGES AND.DEATHS. Engaged. MAYERS—SCHWAB.—Mr. AUGUSTUS MAYERS to te MATHILDA SCHWAB, both of tals city. No cards, SoNDHEM—STERN.—On Sunday, November 29, Mr. SIMON SONDHEIM to Miss BERTHA STERN, both Of this city. No cards. Married. CLAGETT—FEBRIS.—On Wednesday, December 2, 1874, by the Rev. Frederick Sill, GEORGE A. CLAGETT to MARY E. FERRIS, eldest daughter of Joseph Ferris, ail of this city, Gray—HARRIsoN.—On Saturday, December 5. at the Ghapel of the Holy Saviour, by Rev. Dr. Car- ter, J. HOWARD GRAY to Daisy, daughter of the late Henry Harrison. No caras, McGoVERN—HyNgEs.—On_ Thursday, November 26, 1874, at the Courch of St, Francis Xavier, West Sixteenth street, by the Rev. Father H. De Luynes, Groxak McGOVERN to Lizzik M, HyNEs, only sangha oft Peter Hynes, Esq,, all of this city. 0 cards. SHKLTON—GrBBONS.—On Wednesday, November 25, at ine residence of the bride’s parents, by the the Rey. John W. Kramer, James SHELTON, of New York, to SARAH JANE GIBpons, of Hoboken. WALSH—WILLIS.—On Tuesday, December 1, at the residence of tne bride’s parents, oy the Rev. Sylvester Malone, JouN D. Wats to Lizzr E., ay Ce of Thomas Willis, Esq., all of Brook- a, Birth. Noren.—In Brooklyn, on Saturday, November 28, the wile of W. FP. Nolen, of a son. Died. ATTLESEY.—In Brooklyn, on Saturday, December 5, 1874, WILLIE J., oldest child of Robert H. and Heziah Attlesey, aged 7 years, 1 month and 5 days. Relatives and friends of the family are respect- lully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi- dence of his parents, 639 Vanderbilt avenue, on Monday, December 7, at half-past two o’clock P. M. BAKER.—On Thursday, December 3, 1874, ELiza Baker, daughter of William H. Haws, decedsed, in the 41st year of her age. Relatives and Iriends are invited to attend the funeral, from St. Andrew's Episcopai church, corner 127th street and Fourth avenue, on Sunday aiternoon, Decempor 6, at three o'clock. BLANKMAN.—On Friday, December JANE, widow of the late George A. Blankman, in the 63d year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her daughter, No. 1,043 Third avenue, op Monday, December 7, at eleven o’clock.A. M. Philadeiphia Rapers please copy. Brown.—On Friday, December 4, at 224 East Forty-ninth street, of dipntheria, HaRRy, son of Delaplaine and Katie Brown, aged 34 years. Funeral services at the residence of his grand- father, Henry Hornidge, 783 Third avenue, on Sune day, 6th inst., at two o’clock P. M, Relatives and friends are tnvited to attend, WUCK.—On Wednesday, December 2, of general paralysis, JOHN A. Buck, in the 54th year of his age. Relatives and friends of the family are respect- folly invited to attend the funerai, from bis late | residence, No. 1,489 Pacttic street, Brooklyn, on Sunday, December 6. at one o'clock P, M. Bueay.—On Wes December 4, 1874, JOHN | | aula & native of Ballyuskill, county Kilkenny, reland, | attend the fuveral, from 109 John street, Brook- | lyn, on Sunday, at two P, M, CAHILL.—On Friday, December 4, after a short but severe illness, of hemorrhage of the lungs, JAMES CAHILL, & native of Raughkell, county Limerick, Ireland, aged 30 years. Hie remains will be taken to St. Rose of Lima church, Cannon street, at ten o'clock, this day (Sunday), December 6. Tne relatives and friends of the family, and those of his father and brothers- in-law, Edward, James, Jonn and Francis McPhil- lips, are respectfully invited to attend the funeraL. ‘The remains will be taken from the church at one o'clock, and thence to Calvary Cemetery. CALLAGHAN.—At Croton, -N. Y.,0n Friday, De- cember 4, PATRICK CALLAGHAN, The relatives and friends are peareratays in- vited to attend the funeral, trom bis late resi- dence, corner of First and Monmouth streets, | Jersey City, N. J, to-day (Sunday), December 6, at two o'clock P. M. CaLLINAN.—On Saturday, December 5, CORNE- Livs, CALLIHAN, in the 42d year o/ his age. The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 2,259 Second avenue, on Monday afternoon, at one o'clock. CowLxs.—At Chicago, on Wednesday, December 2, Hon. EDWARD P. COWLES, in his 59th year. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, without further invitation, at the Pres- byterian church, Rye, N. Y., on Monday, Decem- ber 7, at two o’clock, in the afternoon, Carriages will meet at Rye depot the train whieh leaves the Grand Central depot at 12 M. of that day. Devitt.—At Yonkers, on Saturday, December 5 eld BARNARD DEVITT, 8 agent at Glenwood station. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the juneral, from his late residence, at ten o'clock A. M, on Monday. DONALDSON.—At 662 Nostrand avenue. Brooklyn, y, December 2, 1874, NORMAN WAL- aoe infant son of John L. and Frances L. Don- aldson. Buried in St. James' churchyard, Newtown, L. I. DoscHeR.—On Wednesday, Decemver 2, MINA, relict of the late Carsten Doscher, aged 54 years, 11 months and 4 days. The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 211 East Highty-second street, on Sunday, the 6th inst., at one o'clock. DoscHER.—In Brooklyn, on Saturday morning, December 5, REINHOLD Doscusr, in the 55th year | of his age. The relatives and friends of the family, the mem- bers of allemania Lodge, No. 740, F. and A, and Hermann Lodge, No. 268, F. the members of the Brooklyn Schuetzen Corps. Captain J. C, Haurand, are respecttully invited to savtend the funeral, from his residence, No. 24 DuMeld street, on Tuesday afternoon, Decem- ber 8, at halkpast one o'clock. ‘rhe remains will be taken to Greenwood Comevery for Interment. Dugr.—In this city, ou Friday, December 4, EDWARD Norris Dug, formerly of Baltimore, in the 63d year of his DunatN.—On Friday, December 4, ADELE Dvu- HAIN, 1D the 69th year of her age. Fuveral on Monday, 76h, at two o'clock, from As- cension church, Kent street, Greenpoint. Forp.—On Thursday, December 3, after a short iiness, JouN ForD, & native of the parish of page pocasy Roacommon, Ireland, in the 48th year is age. Relatives and friends of the family are respect- Relatives ana: friends are respectfully invited to | fally invited to attend the funeral, from his lai Fesldence, 66 East Forty-first street, on Sunday, mde} % at one o'clock P. M. FurRRY. Friday, December 4, Grorae Jo- SEPn FURRY, of Castié Plunkett, county Roscom- mon, Ireian' age. in the 64th year of his ‘The funeral will start from jescat in pace. late residence, 14 Kast Thirty-aixth street, at two P. M to-day, December 6 dq GALLAGHER.—On Satarday, Lecember 5, 1874, DENIS GALLAGHER, in the 38th year of his age. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from his late residence, 14 Mott street, on Monday, December 7, at twe o'clock P. M. GaLor.—Suddenly, on Friday, December 4, Kats M., wife of Alphonse Galot, ler friends and those of her family are re- quested to attend the funeral service, which will be held at Zion church, Madison avenue, corner of Thirty-eighth street, on Monday nexs, Decem- ber 7, at ten o'clock A. M., without further notice. GARDINER.—Suadenly, on Friday evening, De- cember 4, WiLLIAM GARDINER, Commissioner of Docks, in the 65th year of nis age. Funeral services at the Seventn Presbyterian churen, corner of Broome and Ridge streets, un Tuesday aiternoon, December 8, at four o'clock. Relatives and iriends of the family and members of the Veteran Assoctatton of the Seventh regi- ment, N.G., are respectfully invited to attend Without further invitation, GarpNeR.—On Friday, December 4, LEwIs LEF- FERTS, youngest son of George and Sarah Gardner, — 6 months, ‘he relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 188 Chrystie street, on Sunday, December 6, at three o'clock, Gogerty.—On Friday, December 4, ELIZABETH GoGrRTy, 4 native of the parish Cruisetown, coun- ty Meath, Ireland, aged 85 years, The relatives and friends of tne family are re- Spectiully myvited to attend the funeral, on Sunday, December 6, at one o’ciock, from St. Joseph's Home, West Fifteenth street, between Seventh and Eighth avenues; from thence to Calvary Cemetery. HaLey.—On Friday, December 4, 1874, after a short illness, JOHN HALEY, & native of Omagh, county Tyrone, Ireland, aged 63 years, Relatives and iriends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 239 West Forty-first street, on Sun- day, December 6, at one o’clock P.M. Thence to Calvary. Havens.—in the city of Brooklyn. on pow morning, December 4, HARRIET HL, wile of J. Havens, aged 65 years. Funeral services at her late residence, 79 Hanson lace, on Monday, December 7, at three o'clock HEINISCH.—At Newark, N. December 5, after a brief iliness, ALBERT A. HEIN- 1SCH, Of the firm of K. Heinisen Sons, aged 31 years, Notice of the funeral hereaiter. IRWIN.—Suddeniy, at Brownsville, Tenn., FRED- ERICK TRaCy, son of the late James Irwin, of thia by. Albany papers please copy. JACKSON.—At Orange, N. J., on Saturday morn- ing, December 5, Jussiz D. E., wile of R, D. Jackson. Services at residence, Centre street, at_ half ast two o'clock, on Tuesday, the 8th inst. - Trains leave Barclay and Christopher streets at one o'clock, Carriages in waiting at depot on arrival of train. JACKSON.—On Thursday, December 3, JOSEPH JACKSON, & Dative of Kinagad, county Westmead, Ireland, aged 28 years. The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his brother-in-law’s, Patrick Hannon, No. 323 East Twenty-first street. JoNES.—On Saturday, December 5, Mary W, Beatty, beloved wife of Samuel L. Joues, and daughter of Emily and the late James H. Beatty, Relatives and Iriends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral services, at her late residence, No. 394 Ninth avenue, on Sun- day, at four P. M. The body will be taken to Bir- mingham, Conn., for interment, KIRKMAN.—YOUNG AMERICA CoUNCIt, No, 36, 0. U, A. M.—BROTHERS—You are hereby notified to meet at the Council Chamber, on Sunday, tne 6th inst., at half-past nine A. M., to attend the funeral ol our late brother James Kirkman. Sister Coun- Ccils are respectfully invited to attend. By order of ee, A. C. WILLROY, C. Joseru H. BEVAN, MALLON.—On Friday morning, December after a ortef illness, WILLIAM MALLON, in the 28th ear of his age, only son of Peter and Sarah ; meen natives of Dungannon, county Tyrone, relanc ‘The relatives and friends of the family are re~ Spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from nis late residence, No. 112 Nelson street, Brooklyn, this (Sunday) morning at half-past nine o'clock. His remains will be taken to the Church o! St. Ret Star of the Sea, where a solemn requiem mass will be celebrated tor the repose of his soul, a ter which they will return to the house and remain until two o'clock P, M.; thence to Calvary Cemetery. Moong.—On Saturday, December 5, 1874, 0 cone sumption, JoHN WHITLEY Moors, aged 86 yearn. Notice of funeral hereatter. MORRILL.—Suddenly. on Wednesday, December 2, PuEBE E., wile ot Captain Joseph Morrill. The funeral will take place at her late rest- dence, No. 11 East Eighty-lourth street, on Mon- day, the 7th inst., atten A.M. The relatives and iriends of the tamily are respectfully invited to attend. Murpay.—Of consumption, on Saturday, Decem- ber 5, ARTHUR J. MURPHY. The funeral will take place on Monday, Decom- ber 7, at two o'clock, from his late residence No. 19 Mangin street, New York. sda on Saturday, MURRAY.—On Saturday, December 5, at No. Broadway, Brooklyn, H. JOSEPH MURRAY, aged ears, x Funeral from R. M. Demill’s, No. 1,038 Grand fee: on Tuesday afternoon, December 8, at two ovclock.. McGuIRE.—On Thursday, December 3, JoHN Mo- GuIRE, @ native of Newtownlurgan, county West meath, ireland, tn the 34tn year of his age, Requiescat in pace. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from his late residence, 33 West Forty-fourth street, on Sunday, December 6, at one o'clock P. M. MoGuirg.—On Saturday, December 6, of dropsy, CHARLES A, MoGuiRg, in Nis 34th year. His irtends and those of his family are respect fully invited to attend his funeral, this (Sund: afternoon at half-past two, from his brother’ residence, 213 East 119th street. Albany papers please copy. McKENNA.—On Friday, December 4, ABIGAIL Mo- KEnnA, in the 68th year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the faneral, at two P. M. on Sunday, the 6th inst., from the residence of her son-in-law, Bernard Curran, 43 Franklin street, New York. McLEAN.—On ' Friday morning, December 4 eiraeae a McLean, relict of the late John icLean. Relatives and friends of the family, also the Members of the Bedford street Methodist Epis- copai church, are respectfully invited to attena the funeral service, at the residence of Alpheus Freeman, No. 15 St. Luke’s place, on Sunday, the 6th inst., ‘at iour o'clock P. M. The remains will be taken to White Plains Monday morning for in- terment. McSoRLEY.—On Monday, November 30, of con- sumption, JAMES FRANCIS MCSORLRY, of Brooklyn, in the 26th year of his age. NaruaN.—Oo Keen December 5. Dora, wife of Graiz Nathan and daugiter of the iate H. N. art. Notice of funeral in Monday's papers, NOLAN.—Alter a short ilness, lew York, Mra. MALLISSA NOLAN, wile of M. L. Nolan, and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Jenkins, of Plainfleld, N. J. The relatives and friends of the tamily are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday, December 7, from the residence, corner of Filth and Washington streets, Plaintield, N, J. O’DONNELL.—On Saturday, December 5, 1874, alter a very severe iliness, the wife of James O'Donnell, and youngest daughter of Sylvester and Bridget McKamara, formerly of the parish of Quinn, county Clare, Ireland. The iriends of the family are respectfully invitea to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 135 Smith street, on Tuesday, December 8, 1874, at two o’clock P, M. O'NEWL.—On Thursday, December 3, James O’NEIL, 1n the 41st year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully Ne bbe to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 26 Chestnut street, this (Sun- ba afternoon, at two o'clock. PFEIFFER.—OD Friday, December 4, May, the beloved daughter o1 Jacob and Mary Pfeiffer, aged 11 months and 29 days. The relatives and iriends of the family are re- spectiully invited to attend the funeral, on Sun- day, December at one o’clock, from her late residence, 739 Kleventh avenue, between Fifty- second and Fifty-third streets, Post.—On Saturday, December 5, 1874, Catma- RINE A. Post, wile o1 ‘Stephen Post, fn the 62d year ot her age. The relatives and friends are invited to attend her iuneral, from the residence of Mr. Jacob A. Post, No. 286 Livingston street, Brooklyn, on Mon- aay, December 7, at two o'clock P. M. Post.—Iy Jersey City, on Friday, December 4, MABGARET, Wile Of the late Albert A, Post, ugea 73 years, 11 months and 22 days. , > Relatives and friends are invited to atrend the funeral, from her late residence, 337. Grove te » on Sunday, at twelve o'clock. Remalas, wil be taken to Paterson for interment. ay REDDING.—In Brooklyn, {H0MAs B. REDDING, in the 65th year of bis age. A The relatives and friends are in' ie the funeral, from his late reside pte tng! Sunday, December 6, at hali- wo o’clock. Galesburg (lll.) and Albany papers please copy. SmirH.—On Toursday, December 3, Many SMITE, in the 64th year of her age. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to trom the residence of her on Mon- attend the tuneral, daughter, 408 West Twenty-eighth street, day morning, at hali-past ten o’clock; thence to St. Michael’s church, Thirty-second street, where a solemn requiem masa will be celebrated. Inter- ment in Calvary Cemetery. WERKS.—At ear City Heights, N. J., on Thurs- day, December 3, 1874, of diphtheria, AvGusTa La, daughter of William A. and Saran &. Weeks, aged + ese fase ttle “pieeon sunday, Dacom: he funeral w! @ pl on Sunday, ber 6, at one o’clock P. M., from tne reatdence of pers erenend tate Drigh pty ood iy tre tae Das elatives an e! of family are res} invited to attend. er WH8ELER.—Suddenly, on Saturday, December 1874, Emua, beloved wife of Henry’ W. and’ daughter ot Mary and the’ late W Doughert: Ts The relatives and friends of the are re- spectfnily invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her mother, No. 665 Lexington ave- y, December with. nue, on Tueada; & at ‘one o’clook, oe ee pg ek Winans, the beloved dy a: Soke Withers, aged ears. Bren ney, OU oO ea and trends are Teepe ‘av torment at fully invited to atcend. In Ceunevetn