The New York Herald Newspaper, December 13, 1874, Page 11

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL A Dull Market in Stocks and Prices Barely Steady. MONEY MORE ACTIVE. Cold Firm at Ill 5-8-—Large Exports. THE BANK STATEMENT. Watt Srruer, Sarurpay, Dec, 12-6 P, M. ‘The chief interest o1 the market to-day was felt in connection with the bank statement, This did not, however, show such influential changes as ‘were expected, and the stock market did not ex- hibit B corresponding response, A report came over the wires that a Caitfornia banking house had withdrawn $1,000,000 of gold from New York, but the utmost inquiry failed to elicit proof of the fact, Stocks were generally without feature. There was some disposition to-day to press them dower, but they showed the effect of good backing and the decline was tnconsiderable, The Bales were not large and the variations unsugges- tive. It was perbaps for this reason that a good many operaiors look upon this situation as en- eouraging and are inclined to buy stocks, We ‘note this disposition. Tne stocks sold amount to only 112,000 shares, the smallest record of the Week, and are divided as {ollows:—New York Cen- traland Hudson, 750; Erle, 21,900; Lake Shore, 12,600; Northwestern, 12,100; Northwestern pre- ferred, 300; Rock Island, 2,000; Pacific Mall, 10,500; Bt. Paul, 8,600; Ohtos, 6,800; Western Union, 23.100; Wabash, 7,000; Union Pacific, 8,300; 0,, C. and I. ., 600; Panam, 100, OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES, ‘Tho following table shows the opening, highest ‘pnd lowest prices of the day :— Opening, Highest. Lowest. +102 102 8055 8044 30% 20% 47% 40% 61% 6134 10155 10134 | 3856 3836 | Ohio and peaietipnl. 81 31% 80% (late Jersey Central. 07% 107% 10734 Del, Lack, and West 03% 103% 10856 Union Pacific. 3536 3556 3535 'O., C. and I. + 9% 9% 9 ‘Western Unto 1» 825g 8255 82 Pacific Mall. 3935 3975 3036 Panama 6 né 16 THE MONEY MARKET. Money to-day on call loans moved up to six per vent, bat the principal demand was on the oasis of 4and 4% per cent. Foreign exchange closed | Qp oo the nominal basis of $4 853 for 60 days’ bills, and $4 903¢ for sight. THE GOLD MARKET, Gold opened and closed at 111%. The range of the week was 111% 41114. The rates on loans were1, 2 and 134 per cent for carrying, 1-64 per sent for borrowing and flat. The shipments by to- flay’s steamers, principally gold coin, were gs fol- jows:—Oceanic, $750,000; City of Brooklyn, $558,000; | Deutschland, $250,000; Ville de Paris, $120,000; total, $1,678,000, WEEKLY CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. ‘Currency exchanges Currency balance: Gold exchanges Gold balances., 6,118,160 OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK. Gold balances 6 1,60 Currency b; soso Gross clearances oe «+ 39,686,000 THE BANK STATEMENT. ‘The following 1s a comparison of the bank ave- ‘tages for the past two weeks :— Dec, 5. Dee, 12. Differences. Loans. + $288,063,000 $284,903,200 Dec.$1,159,700 | Bpecie 14,467,200 14,218,800. Dec. 400 Legai tend’s 50,221,700 49,470,300 Dec. 751,400 Deposits. 219,632,100 218,408,000 Dec. 1,224,100 | Circulation., 25,012,100 24,804,300 Dec. The following shows the relations between the total reserve and the total liabilities :— Differences, Dec.5. Dec. 12, if } ...... $14,467,200 $14,218,800 Dec.... $248,400 | Speci Legaltend’s 50,221,700 ‘Tot. reserve 683,900 Reverve re- raat juired ag’t jepoaite.. ExXc’s of re- serve ab’y legal re. quirements 9,780,875 9,087,100 Dec. THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. The balances in the United States Treasury at the close of business to-day were:—Currency, $14,872,708; special deposits of legal tenders for the redemption of certificates of deposits, $48,000,000; coin, $77,913,139, including $21,834,700 in coin certificates; outstanding legal tenders, $382,000,000. The Treasury holds $385,500,000 in bonds to secure. national bank Circulation, and $16,833,000 to kecure public deposits. National bank circulation outstanding, $349,400,000, of which $2,230,000 are gold notes, The Treasury shipment of legal tenders and fractional currency for week ending to-day, $390,000; total for month to date, $3,600,000. National bank motes received for redemption, $300,000. Internal revenue receipts to-day, $3,840,000. The Assistant ‘Treasurer to-day paid out $58,000 on account of in- ‘terest, and $449,000 in redemption of five-twenty bonds. The customs receipts to-day were $250,000. The operations of the Treasury at the New York office during the week included the dis- Dursement of $465,000 on account of interest, $5,039,000 in redemption of five-twenty bonds and the receipt of $1,604,000 for customs, THE FOREIGN MARKET, London advices state that the rate for money | #t the Stock Exchange on government securities 48 5% percent. United States bonds, 1865’s, old, 106% ; 1867's, 109%; Erie shares, 243;; New York Central, 94. Paris despatches quote rentes at 62a 6734. In Frankfort United States bonds sold at 977%. RAILROAD BONDS, Railroad bonds were quiet and firm in tone. New York Central firsts coupon sold at 112%; do, sixes of 1887 at 101; Lake Shore dividend bonds and do, consolidated registered firsts at 100; Mict- gan Southern seconds at 100; Erie thirds at 100; Chicago and Northwestern consolidated plain at 89; do. gold bonds at 819;; Central Pacifics at 96, | and do. San Josquin (branch) at $1Xy. BANK SHARES ‘were generally unchanged, Nassau so\d at 105 and | Ninth National at par, | SOUTHERN BONDS were dull, and the sales and bids were unsugges- tive. Missouri sixes of 1875 sold at 102. Virginia sixes consolidated at 68. Tennessee sixes, new pories, at 57. $63, 689,100 Dec...,$999,800 | 64,908,025 64,602,000 = > 693,775 GOVERNMENT BONDS. Government bonds were strong and in good de- mand; $70,000 fives of 1861, registered, sold at | 112% & 112% ; and $30,000, registered, ten-forties at 113 @ 113%. The following were the latest quotations:—United States currency sixes, 11644 a \ 11634; do, do., 1881, registered, 116% @ 1164; do. AO., do,, 120 a 120%; do, five-twenties, 1862, regis- tered, 112% @ 113; do. do., do., coupon, 112% a 1135 Go, do, 1864, registered, 114% a 114% 5 do. do., do, 114% & 114% ; do. do., 1865, registered, 116% a 116%; do, do., do., coupon, 116% @ 116%; do, do., do, new, registered, 115% a 115; do. do., do,, coupon, 118% & 118% ; do, do., 1867, registered, 116% & 116245 | do, do,, do,, coupon, 119% @ 119%: do. do., 1868, cepistered, 116% a 11654; do, do,, d0., coupon, 1195 & 119% ; do. ten-forties, registered, 113 & 313%; do. 40., Coupon, 114 a 11434; do. fives, 1881, registered, 112% & 112% ; do, do., do., coupon, 112% @ 112%. SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOOK EXCHANGE Saturday, Dec, 12—10 A. Ha | + Before Cail, ag 82 gums ag Base! 82hg 500 a 100 B24 300 ato 101% | rar 10 49.470,300 Dec.... 751,400 | 500 | tance trom SESS; SESCSSSESETESESES SEs susgens a i i 20 . . 2 on a a 500 di aK 2400, a 2B Leo de 3 oo di aK 70 do, Py 400 do, 100 do. 27 10 do. vee OF 4 30% 10:15 and 11:30 A, M, $8020 U 8 5-20,0,'65, n.. 118% $60000 U 85's, r, 'Bl.pc 11256 mall 118 1040 US 5's, 10 r..,. 113 soeee QM 2000) do... bo Liss First Board—10:30 A, M. gs: Ss u, s = 2 == S53 istered ead eet areneee £, ee = bal 2 See oe] SHE mer Ex ty —— SSE tsa > 2 5 SEES Ss het 832 22h me 100 200 31 Ww 635 50 9 a 3 econd Board—1 P, M. 103! ae pT bi 100 Ui suv 824q 100 00 ubaig 102. 700! 82: ae 7 Wells-Fargo Ex.bc 83 & NW pt.....be 390 Pac Mail 85.,b¢ b3 400 Tol & Wab BR...be 200 a rs 80 Del, LAWR....be 10 do, bad 80° 50 Ch BAO......be 200 do. 39% 50 be WwW do. Ww b3 100 NYC aii Ur) be 200 Clev & P, gt. 87% 30 bo 700 Erie RR...... 21 30 Fit . 80! BESIES ae Xf Ri Wh ak OK 1% 100 es 40) 83 31 100 do. 8 One 1000, C & IC BR...889 9% 10 = do CLOSING PRICES—3 O'CLOOK P, M. MIB SEP pt... 87 a 87 Goatees ® ant 4 De 184 a Fi irae Sh BK a 130°" @ 131 lUd% @ 102 Muy a 073g BL a 3hig 1158 2 1168 4 Tol & Wab...... 29% a Es ¥ Umton Vac....\. 35% a 36! Mil & St Pauls. : EUROPEAN MARKETS, Liverroon Propucr Market.—Liverrvot, Dec. 12— Evening.—spirits of turpentine, 258. 6d. per cwt. LONDON PRopuck MauKET.—LONDON, Dec. 12~Even- ing.—:perm oil, £105 per tun. en FINANCIAL, STOCK PRIVILEGES. For some time past efforts have been made by the lead- le b ing Privilege Brokers, to effect a reduction in the dis- tance trom the market at which contracts are drawn, and also to establish a uniform rate for all active stocks. Tnese efforts have at last been successful, and arrange- ments are now completed, which will enable us to se- cure Privileges on all active stocks atthe following dis- market price :— PUTS 1 PER CENT BELOW MARKET, CALLS 14 PER CENT ABOVE MARKET. SPREADS | PER CENT FROM MARKET. The market price of the stock is now favorable for the purchase of Calls on Wabash, Erie and St. Paul, or Spreads on Pacific Mail, Northwest und Lake Shore, und at these close rates are alincet certain to pay large profits within tne next 30 days. Full particulars regarding the best method of operating successfully, mailed free to any address, L. Ww. Phra port & 00., cl ers, 43 BROAD STNEET, NEW YORK. NY PERSON DESIRING TO SPEUULATA IN Stock Privileges on active stocks dealt in atthe Exchange, should apply to the undersigned for their comprehensive explanatory statements and price ALEXANDER FROTHINGHAM, & CO. Bankers and Srokers, 12 Wall street. A —8T. JOSEPH AND DED & CITY RAILROAD, « Northern Pac! Indianapolis, Bloomington and Western and other detaulted railroad Bonds bought by the old established house of ALBERT A. NIVOLAY & CO., Stock Brokers and Auctioneers, No. 43 Pine streei, New York. 14 10 per cent choice municipal Bonds and Vestment Securities, paying 10 to 12 per cent, A EAPSHEY & BAZLEY, BROKERS Ti BROAD « .way.—Privileges, ; double privileges (at mar- Sia fo 880 spreuds, $5) to $20 Pes WW shares on members Stock Exchange. Pamphlet “How Money is Lost and Made in Wall >treet” tree to any aadress. =RAILROAD BONDS OF ALL KINDi and gold. Securities of defaulted road Michigan Midland and Canada 7's and New Jersey New York 7's ior sale low. Montclair T's wanted. BDWARD C. FOX, Post office box 1,336. 30 Broad street. A =MONEY LOANED PROMPTLY ON MORTGAGR 4 Om rene Sete to Roa Me avenue wi ‘ol 11 some bargains. ‘3 ¥ J TEVENSON, Jr, Il Pine street or 31 East Seventeenth street. A ADDITIONAL | CAPITAL | PROCURED | FOR * rchants, manutacturers and others; Mining In terests, &c., negotiated; Real Ketate exchanged for Busi. eraons With capitalsecking business ates! ot approved opportuniuies References—George D. Arthu; aes, Bankers S4Wall street; Londerback, Guibert r 0. rs street, &c. + GRIGGs '& CARLETON, Financial and Business Brokers, 98 Broad way. T REASONABLE RATES.—§3),000, ON COLLAT- A era) Securl Life Policies, Furniture, Pianos, sine storages Groen Fans frig, MoTweNES 4 store Ye Ceara JAMES OAGNEY, BUT Lindson stroot. MEMBER OF THE NEW YORK change ot oodie foreprosent them at the Boa ted reference re fiven. Address STOCK EXCHANGE, box 119 Mera SF cesienetinencsiniibohacnrsiie TA, -9998,70, LOAN POR FIVE YRARS ON FRI. louse in is of i a re od. + Vale TRNNMauY & POL Pik, 940 Turd avenue. | street, wortl 00; . sana | siring to BORROW O# INVEST | in different sums, by GZO. HOBART SCOTT, No. 5% | MEMBER OF THE NEW YORK STOCK BX. change, who on the Sist of Dec res t fie pee a ‘Sist ecomber retires trom with # party who can command a capital of $20,' food business assured. BUFORD, box wh roam iia sacoa ten Makes the following distanoe i id tae aetive niche 2 al ¢ tor ALY of the activ Pirs, | PER GENT BELOW MARKET ouYe ee CALLS, 116 PER CENT ABOVE MARK r. SPREADS, 1 PER OLNT FROM MARKET, A put creall on any stock costs $100 on 100 shares: parts of 100 shares at the same rate. Send for acopy of Our explanatory pamphiet maiica tree to any scdress. TUMBKIDGE & CO., Bankers and Brokers, No, 2 Wall street, New York. A "MONEY LOANED PROMPTLY ON MORTGAGE; + Mortgages cashed; Stocks, Bonds, Real Estate, Farniture, Ac. sold by auction, V, K. STVEN t, OF SI Kast Seve: Jr, LI Pine stree: N INSTITUT! LL mt ION WILL LOAN MONEY WITHOUT bonus on first class improved city Property. J. 0, CLINTON, 40 East Eighteenth street. A FIRS? MORTGAGE WILL BE GIVAN FOR $1,100 ona first class {ancy goods oxiablishment, freo of debt Address JAMES, Herald Uptown Branch A UAPY, FINANCIALLY EMBARRASSED, WOULD | hike to find a gentieman of weatth and intellect who would Kindly help her. Address VESi A, Herald Uptown Branch oftice, if M1Y AND COUNTY TREASURY, San Francisco, Dec. l, 1874. PARK IMrYROVEMENT BOND3 of the City and County of san Francisco, Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the City and County Treasurer of San Francisco until THURSDAY, DECK MBER 31, 18/4, ‘at 13 o'clock noon, for the purchase of (125) one hundréd and twe bonds, the same being the balance of two hund fifty bonds authorized to be issued by an uct of ¢ islalure vi the State of Vahiornia, entitied “An Act con: } cerning certain reservations of the City ana Vounty of | Ran Francisco,” approved March iI, 1574, and apon the | Written requisition of &. L. Sullivan, 8, F, Butterworth and William Alvord, Park Commissioners, dated Octo- | ber 1, 1874. said will be of the denomination of One Thou- sand Dollars each, Payable in thirty eta from the Ist day of Apri with interest at tho rate of six per cent per annum trom the lst day ot January, 1875; in- forest payable semi-annually on the iat of Uctober and the Ist uf April of each year, Principat and interest payable in United States gold coin, and in this city and county, The faith and credit of city apd county of San Francisco is pledged for the payment o: principal and interest in United tates gold coin. at which they will Biduers will state the rate per cent purchase said Bonds, payable in United States gold com. Each bid must be accompanied by 10 per cent ot the ‘mount bid for, either by certified check or in gold coin. dascpak valet cousidered If at leas than 90 per cent of the Commissioners reserve the right to reject any and all bids, ay the pubiic good may require, if Proposals to be ,fadorsed, “Proposals for Park Im- provement Bonds.’ CHAS. HUBERT, Trea: ir. {OR SALE—A GOOD SECOND MORTGAGE, $50,000; security ample; property south of Thirty-fourth rst small, large bonus. WARD 5. VAIL, 171 Broadway. fo form a new copartnership | 100: a BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. T REASONABLE BATES—MONEY ON Li AND udowuwent Insurance Policies, Mortgages and other Securities, Insurance of all kinds effected with best companies, J.J, UABRICH & CO., 117 Broadway. GOOD RETAIL BUSINESS FOR SALE IN BROOK. lyn—Will require @ capital of $15,000 to $20,000; best . Principals only weed ad- neh office. RD—THE INTEREST OF A RE: Class paying busine be sold to an energetic man; capital required, $1 MALON28 Store Agency, 121 Nasedu street. N OPPORTUNITY TO SECURF, WITHOUT BONUS, A the finest Dining ‘oom and Wertaurane on Srond | way, adioining & popular theatre and in vicinity of up- town hotel oat elegantly fitted up and ready to open lavely : 8 proper party with $5,000 cash can inake pre PLALON & SLOAN, 3! East Seventeenth street, NY PRSON HAVING . OR $8,000 TO LOAN Axes + cada Fi! Ags € & goo Boaitlon end: Heraid oftcs, lor the money. Address A., box 14s | A RESPONSIBLE MAN IS WANTED—WHO CAN turnish $1,000 to $1,590, ample security will be given with a good salary.’ GEORGE, Heral1 oMee. DRY AND FANCY GOODS st street in Broul 3 sold in consequence of proprietor's ill-heaith; stock and five store. address BARGA, Heral lyn Branch oft A RARE CHANCE TO BUY AN ESTABLISHFD Feed and Grain Business, two good Horse Truck, Hi ess, &c. Address BUSI Brooklyn Post ottice. Hay can be sold on commission. A TARTNER, WANTED—IN A GENTLEMAN'S FUR- nishing goods establishment on Broaaway, uptown, a fine location; a knowledge of. tue business not nec sary. ress M \ddre: own Branch office, N ENERGETIC CO! A K a ESTRE TO MEET WITH gentleman of means who will advance $1,500 or | $2.00 tos art them in # good paying business, or a firm wililog to stock a small store with a good assortment of ladies’ underwear and tancy goods; basis of settlement to be on liberal terms, Address J. M. GALE, 69 West Twenty-third street. ANE ONE HAVING AN OFFICE BUSINESS AND Wanting office room to manage it can secure a 1001 opening and valuable co. foe Beseawas tem ala o-operation by calling at IN THE A PARTNER WANTED—WITH A Md Auctivy and Furniture Business, with storage and Furniture Express included; no risk Lo run: stock worth suo Address J. P. B., box 121 Herald Uptown Branch | A® ASSOCIATE WANTED, WITH $590, IN A RE- liable cash manutacturing business, without risk ; sells readily ; quick returns: profits largo: article staple. ‘Address MORKISON, box 12 Werald office, ney ANTONE WILLING TO INVEST $5,000 IN THE MANL i dat jWiacture of anarticle of universal use, can contro e@ same and have his 5 Address box 2.631 Poat vifloe bicfepecictio: dooms FRENCH GLUE MANUFACTURER, 25 experience, wants a partner. with capita business; entire new manai: ip ae oe mit PUNANGIAL PARTY WAVING SON MONEY TO invest can realize four per cent monthly, and first | class securities will be given. Address SECURITIES, box 196 Herals office, SST TOW MONEY Is LOST AND MADE iN WALL | street.”"—A comprehensive pampniet, explaining | Beivlegos, &c.; highest and lowest prices in ten years, Pamph i prea a amps RB PRY Dpkzuiy, Brokers, 74 Broadway. _ ] ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD NEW York city Mortgages without boone Principals de- a 10. Pine street. ms he 8. PIERCE, 106 BROADWAY—LOANS MON “Y, W) tpout bonus. on app: réal o: in New York and vicinity ; also purchas [ ARGE SECOND MORTGAGES WANTED.—ADDRESS CAPLLALIs!, box 116 Heraid office. ctory on hand, Address ox 120 Herald DIAMOND BROKER, HAVING FIRST CLASS customers and doing large business, wan's a capi. talist to advance him money upon securities: references given and required. Address DIAMONDS, box 100 Hor- FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR A GENTLEMAN with $10,.0) {0 join en experienced man and owner one of the finest ‘cranberry properties In New Jerse in the developing of the same tive or silent; controll- ing funds irdesired. Address V:RITAS, Herald Uptown Brangh gftice, i é USINESS MEN—SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS. — WE want & good United =tates an nowned Wilson 5! siness man in every county in the io in Europe to. sell the world-re- “ le Sewitg Machines and the Wilson wipchatoring Machines, to whom we are prepared to | otter extraordinary inducements. For full particulars apply to or addres WILSON SEWING MACHINE COM- PANY, 827 nnd 82) Broadway, New York. speciai in- ducements to exporters. weer AED oIDS, STOCK Lal A onan anufacturing company: agents need not apply. | faarem on call on sig@uND (dasa 5 eT RY | rst lo ONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, | Pine street, office of the late Wm. H. Raynor, MONEY 20 LOANCWITHOUT | BONUS, IN ANY amount required: also good second Moftgagcs shed at reasopaDle rates, by O. G. BENNET, 11) Broad EBRASKA SCHOOL, AND COUNTY BONDS, IN denominations ot $100 to $1,000, paying inicrest semi-annually at the rate of ten per cent per annum; | by the laws of the State obligations for school an county purposes can only be issued to the extent of ten | Fore°the neousity is unquosionsbiy woods brace doneres | unguest + price 35 cents and acctued interest. W. W. HANLY Ro: W Uhuren ot: ipo WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.—ALL_ PERSONS holding dishonored checks drawn by W. ©. Potter, 1 Broadway, and indorsed by A. W. Ladd, Nos. 5 and y feeb a ne yr esc e Bank of Crier . | . Vi 0 conter s Maiden lane, New York. ee ee TPHREE GOOD SECOND MORTGAGES FOR BALE, | amounting to $15.00); also, $23,090 wanted on West: | chester improved Apply to N WILLEY, 176 Broadway, room 18, roperty. yen S' DEPOSIT GUMPANY, NO, 8 LIBERTY atreet.—Mone: 0 01 FOV ! 1 ‘atreet.—Money collaterals. ANTED—A LO. OF 0 ON A she pe Satan gga pete 1e rk, valued at ,f Principal JAMES KR. WATEKLOW, 881 Sixth a ee eee WAXED MONEY FoR FIRgt Class JERSEY moe uprteages: Mberal discount Address MURTGAGE, —- $1,000 BEQUIRED IMMEDIATELY, FoR wuicH | . advertiser will pay $754 month and give Bere Coll caralscoutisy: Address G. V., box 104 Herald + office. 00, —A LADY, ABOUT FURNISHING A Saaitaneeht house. re ulres io above amount, for rally and give ve: a Address HINGSTON. box i Herald ‘omic. Lake TOLOAN ON NEW YORE on Wyer. 5 chester count roperty. ess J. F, WOMEY, 19 Bast kighty-sixih street aie $5,000 WANTED[ON szcoND MoRTGAGE ON 1. four story brown stone front atonce. Ad- dress D, W. M., box 2.44% Post office. $7 OOO WAXTED—AS FIRST MORTGAGE ON ° good firet class Tenement, clear of ali en- cumbrances. Only principals need apply to 8. BANKS, No. 3 John street. PIECE OF proved Property below | AP. TAL SECURED FOR MERCHANTS, MANUFAC: turers, undersigned have ‘applications from numerous persons who destre to invest capital. ALi.X- ANDER PNOTHINGHAM & CU., Bankers aud Brokers, all strec: PITAL WANTED— In exchange tor an interest in a first class manufac- turing business, none but principals, meaning busine pie Sune Address, with name, box 175 Post offi ( 93 ‘AL FURNISHED.—INVESTIGATIONS MADE of all business opportunities offered tor sale, afford+ ing great advantage to those about to invest money. Apply to JOSEPH O, PERRY, Attorney, No. 29 Broad- OAT AusTS WHO ARE WILLING TO VENTURE $10.00) on the development of a patented article, already Introduce, aud for which there ls a large demand in the orale trade, can ve shown a legitimate business, in which there are protits for double tho mount the first year, Address B. L. M., Herald oilice. Fo SALE—A SPLENDID AND VALUABLE COR. sey. ner Store, doing a large dry goods business, in Jer. City ; $7.00; hall cushy Apply'to J, MYERS, corher of Grand street and Communipaw avenue, Jersey City. ENTLEMAN, JUST RETURNED FRO 1 Wishes partner with $10,000, 9 handie aise agency, ich Kg 8, aving rea: BBM | Profle; tull security. Address LOUIS Hereid omer 'AVING SUPFRIOR FACILITIES FOR OPENING A enging trade fh A ms) and children’s suits, with machines, &c., all ready, including the only Transferrin, Inger embroidery on'a wile nate teenne mata ve | suit in o1 . fake's Dartner wii a few thousand dollars, or would sel the wn out ina. dt fi SECURIFY, box ldf Heratd oMge, (OF Interview, i pare FROM $2,000 TO $2,000, WHICH T WISH employ, with services, in a respectabl or wou'd loan the amount cn Root s-eurity fod fakes ress alary: no objecth a city. BUM APRS Sahate Ou ore eu Ad I DESIRE TO FORM A CONNEOTION WITH SOME first class house and bringin some speciaitics of Gent value; my references Al. Address R. E., box 10 lerald office. T WANT SILENT OR ACTIVE PARTNER, WITH $15,000, to increase ny, business, or will sell it for $15,000, Inquire at 16 Clnton pla: HAVE A LIVERY BUSINE:8, WORTH $10,007, that can be. bought for less than fitty cents on the dintely, “Addrensappointing interviews LIVERY BUoi. ia Ai reas, appointing irview, U sl. NESS, box 113 Herald office. ANUFACTURERS OF SMALL SALABLE ARTI. | scles can have their goods advertised gratuitously d introduced immediately throughout the United States by my agents. Address ENERGY, $08 West Twenty-third street. 0, FOR | NEWSPAPER ACTIVE PARTNER, WITH $000, FOR PURCHAS2 MONEY MORTGAGE FOR EWE heaton ee 7.000 fate SProperty worth doubles Bist cingsig | aFess NEWSFAPEH, Herald omfoe, °° every respect; five per cont discount, 1 see WANTED—WITH $25.00) TO $30,090, TO | KAKE & CO., No. 9 Willoughby street, Brookly: Invest in a sale, lecitimate businoss that will not <a a ———--~ | $0,000 in one year; Open for investigation: references 510. 000 TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE | exchanged. For particulars call on F. W. . for three years, on city real estate. Ap- Earl’s Hotel, New York. | ply to @, NAGLE, 149 Fourth avenue, near Fourteenth a.reet. | PARTNER WANTED—EITHER SPECIAL OR GEN- eral, with @ capital of from $15,000 to $20,000, bv a $25 000. —A SECOND MORTGAGE OF $35, ‘well estabiisked silk manufacturing concern, pear the | DB «perfectly secured, one year to run, will | city. Address, for further particulars, box 3,239 New be sold tor $25,000, Address box 5635 N.Y, Post off York Pest office. | UNDs T . 1: PARTNER WANTED—FOR A LONG ESTABLISHED $50,000 BiUst FONRS 70 Loax—ow rinst PARTNER VANTED SM oncat Caw’ phaAneUER | ho bonta; other funds for Brookin Gest and. swoon SOCMiEE arcarccen, “Che © Or sonrens A Mortgages. RENO & GULDMARK, 23 Park row. OUBIRONS, 206 Sixty aventie, — ARTNER WITH $2,500,—ESTABLISHED BUSINESS; $100.000 2, 22A850%, BOND, ANB MOET. | Dane eee a setad i putt cushy hare ata Gaifoas casted prompuly, | Mesrabie Appi | business; strict investigation: staple goods. | State. ad- D. TRACY, 150 Broadway, room 3 | dress and particulars to L., box 17¢ Herald office. . i D—WITH $5,000 TO $10,000, IN TO, LOANSIN (SUMS, OF $1500 | Pt manufacture of Indies’ and children's elotin $100,000 chen, cm tts: cinse Cy Property hy Dusiness established for several years, Address SULTS. Par pent socover all expenses to borrower. Address EN DLR, Herald office. $160. O00 20,LOANTON NEW YORK AND Brooklyn city Property: principals sply, need apply; no bonus charged. First ani second lorigages ag ght by ETHAN A, ALLEN & OO., do. 5 e street. ‘ TO LOAN ON CITY REAL ESTATE ¢ $250.000 in various sums, from $2.60) to $100,(/0: no bonus charged. RICHARD V. HARNETT, 11] Broa ‘way, room F, basement. Herald office. | PARtnEe WANTED—WITH $10,000 10 $15,000, IN | ‘a light manttacturing business, well started; a ine Opening for a young man of means and ability, or for a “special; business and connections will bear investiga- tion, Address NOiIONS, Heraid office. Ng tpt rR AF OR SPECIAL —$?,500 WILL BUY | half interest in stock, &c., of a very profitable EX- PRESS BUSINESS; city, Brooxlyn and connections; es- tablished about twenty years; business reasons for sell- ing. Address, a. W, ., box 173, Herald office. BUSWESS OPPORTUNITIES, A RARE CHANCE FOR A PARTY TO BUY AN eptablished well paying provision Business, Address SMOKER, box 140 Herald office. MANUFACTURER OF FINE CUSTOM SHIRTS, located on Broadway, needs the services of an activo, pushing young man as city salesman; one ace quainted with the business preierred; an equal interest Will be given; small capital required, Address 5. M., Herald office, (A FINE OPPORTUNITY, 18 OFFERED TO 4. KB. A, liable man with trom $900 10 $5.0: investigation s0- cu i ru ars onl on rsonal interview; refer- ences exchanged, Address LaNUASTER, box I UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO ENGAGE IN A well establisl and profitable dressmaking busi- ness will be offered a lady of active bavit to take charge of either the ‘Kroom or showroom; small capital re- Quiredfor permanent arrangement; first class reer ences given and requ address, for three days, U, | L, ©., box 181 Heraid office. GENTLEMAN DESIRES A PARTNER WITH CAP. | ital (say $25,000 or $50,000) to estaniisha firm in very profitable business, done, without risk; loa) yom, Og ibe fayextioer, who has ie } class position and record, has ‘lone @ -arge busine: without loss, Address G. E., box 140 Herala office. SITUATION, WITH THE PRUSPECT oF AN IN. terest, may. be obtained in a commission house, by | ay or middl ed man, that can influence bus} néss, Address D ember of the sew Yora Stock xchange, Herald ot A. VERY AND BOARDING STABLE, LN ONE OF the best locations in Brooxlyn, now doing a good bustocss, for sale cheap. Reasons tor selling, owners have other business re airing their entire attention, Particulars of GRIGGS & CARLTON, 9 Broadway. —THE OWNER OF A MEDICAL AND SURGICAL « diploma wishes to meet @ practitioner to whom | Rob aged will be vaiuable, Address ESAU, Herald offize, iM BNBROETIO YOUNG MAN, Zire SOME TRADE, of io has & thorough knowl i the stationery business and can invest ‘$2,000 in of can form a very ride with a hi loing ® fair business; must give best reference and state real name and whore wet gnge ad in the business, Address HENRY, box 283 fe FINB LIQUOR AND BILLIARD SALOON, EIGHT ears established, with long, Lease, cheap rent, xtures. paving $65 per day, for sale al at a few doors trom Broadway and will be ce is bar id at less than ¢ SYABIALON @ SLOAN, Hf Best deventoon th street. TERRIBLE. SLAUGHTER BY AUCTION.—A’ A the handsome alae Fara ture, pron, Beading, marble Bar, ‘foe Fi rniiure, Safes, Billiard Ta- of French’s new a on Tuesday, ence! o'clock, Hee auc! advertine- aacrifice. ment 79 on or address DANFOKIH & BRISTOL, room 25, 697 | Broad | to 6000'per weex. A GEN!LEMAN, ALONE IN BUSINESS, WITH + an establishment unsurpassed in its line in this city, requiring compecent assistance, will give a hait in- terest to an active pal r with $20,000 capital. Apply to GRIGGS & CAWLETON, 9% Broadway. ad QPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR PARTY WITH small capital to c.ntrol territory for sale of Rhind’s Patent satety Lamp, the cheapest, safest and most com- plete lamp inade ; on failing from a table or the hand it immediately extinguished; can ‘be put out without wing down the ile da! and cannot be filed while burning; every mother will have it, every house will | buy ft: it sells on sight, as all danger trom explosion or setting fire to persons or property is entirely obviated, Call ant see it. or send for circalar containing full par- ticnlars, sample Lamp, complete, sent for, $2. Cull New York. KO} ESTABLISHED GROOERY, CORNER Twenty-sixth street and Tenth avenue, with fresh Stock, Horse and Wagon and Lense (fixtures belong to house), will be sold at inventory ; business all cash; $100 { (HE INVENTOR OF A JOINT FOR BANDSAWS OF- fers an Interest in the patent forsale. The joint is ener new, eer simple and certal by its use b iti do all ki andsaws wi inds of seroll or jig sawing, and at: ve or six times the. orenary, speed. Address, for full details, J. H. B,, box 124 Herald office. aid M had PRINTERS.—$1,700 WILL PURCHASE A NEW Pot and Job Office; worth double the money, Ad- dress PRINTR, box t ierald oitice. HE ADVERTISER WISHES TO PURCHASE A Part or Whole of an established Business re- Fay ghee te capital. Address VERITAS, box I6L jerald Uptown Branch office. ANTED—A PARTNER, WITH cash, to manufacture and intr theconfectionery line, already tried and found profit able. The ap ligant is now established in a respectable dasine: nd has had is y: experience in sale manutacturing contectionery. For juries ice Jars callon BROWN & FOWLER, No. 696 Broidway. ‘ANIED TO INVEST—SEVERAL HUNDRED DOL- lars, in some business, or will loan a) situations no canvassing. Picase address B, W., Herald office. ANTED—IN A PRODUCE BUSINESS IN GREEN. ‘wich strect, a ye with $1,200 to $1,500. Address G. La, box 573 New York lost office. 12,900 OR 3,000 use an article im | attend the faneral, from the residence of her son- | attend his funeral, on Monday, the 14th inst., at | 1874, CHARLOTTE DORETTA, daughter of Adam and | ANTED-—THE OWNER OF A FACTORY NAR New York wishes to meet with a party to furnish apie to manufacture and laundér men's shirts, &c.; all machinery ready to op gate at once, Address, for in- terview, SI Ts, Herald office. $) 000 TO INVEST—~POR A SITUATION THAT Cured. Addi office. $1.500 Ae ACTIVE AA i! b Tae aed IM. will pay $15 per week; money to be se. cr will si a ec greta win ress, for one week, GASH, box 219 Rerald raiaronce PBRR: BUSINES: OPPORTUNITIES. p —PARTNER WANTED—PREFER ONE $3.000; whose wife could render assistance ; can ave a ood furnished house, and guaranteed good i fome at once; highly respectable aud very lucrative business, and a fortune can be realized during the Cen- tennia) (g, Mires MONOVOLY, 1,302 Greene street, Phil- $5,000. miaaiee SARE TL Na serutiny; @ monopoly: pericetly. sale and exceedingly profitable. {lt desired the caphtat a conventions Instaiments Aadrees Vintolt, box Is Pout AND PARTNER WANTED—TO FI | $6.000 ‘casi Gears prodits are ber cent and cate idress to FALISCO, Herald omee.? 22 "SK . CASH WILL BUY AN OLD ESTAB- $6.000 shea Business. —$20,000 yearly Protits; sure and safe. Oa mai investigate this. MAX BAYERSDORFER, 96 First street, nue A. i s ’® speculation that promi 0" in tour months reauires the above amount, tof which he wilt ood interest, give an equal share ot the profits nd Tully secure the investor. dress H. tee box 106 Herald office. $500,000 Rica SABaeages an other oa Securities in suis to suit; also pean to bu: PAUL ¥. TODD, 5 ——+ ++ MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. BON DS, Adio Married. DuBvIs—GERARD.—On Wednesday, December % at the Church of the Atonement, Chicago, by the Rev, Francis Mansfiela, Oscak F, Duscis, of Ch cago, to FaNnig L. Gerarp, daughter of Jason © Gerard, of Greenpoint, N. Y. MaRLOW—MankTIN.—On Thursday, December 10, by the Rey, James Millett, at his residence, JosePH MaRLOW, late of Buffalo, to Mis8 ANN&TTA JANR MARTIN, all of this city, MCLAUGHLIN—MONERLY.—On Monday, Decem- ber 7, 1874, at St. Joseph’s church, by the Kev, Father Hogan, Mr, MiCHABL MCLAUGHLIN to Miss ANNIE MCNEELY, all of Brooklyn, POWKRS~-SEYMOUK.—On Wednesday, December 9, at the residence of the bride’s parents, by Rev, H. D. Ganse, R. A. POWERS to ELLa, only daughter of M. T. Seymour, ai} of thia city. ‘Ylnarson — CRUiKSHANK.—On Wednesday, De- ceomber 9, at the residence of the briae’s reat by the Rev. George Stillman, CHARLES 5. TIMPSON, of New York, to CaRRIB, daughter of James Oruik- shank, Esq., of Hempstead, L. 1, Died. BRICKWEDEL,—MUNN LopaR, No, 190, F. and A. M.—BReTHREN—You are hereby summoned to attend a special communication of the lodge at the rooms, No, § Union square, on Sunday, Decem- ber 18, 1874, at twelve o'clock sharp, for the pur- pose of paying the last tribute of respect to our late brother J. H. Brickwedel. By order of J. H. CLINOH, Master. Brown.—At 224 East Forty-pinth street, on Fri- day night, of croup, DELLIB, Only child of Dela- plaine and Katie Brown, aged 18 months, Interment at Greenwood Sunday. - Brown.—On Friday, December U1, 1874, Mrs. MARCELLA Brown, aged 55 years, Relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the (uneral, from ner late residence, 34 Greenwich street, on Sunday, De- pers 13, 1874, at ona. M. ae ye \ URDICK.—On Saturday, ember 12, 1874, at Pilatkas Pia, W. W Rabid Sf Brooxiya, lotice o| eral hereafter, AVANAOGH,—In Brooklyn, L. I., on December 11, 1874, aiter ingering tilnesss, ANASTHASIA UAVA> NAUGH, & Native of Golmoy, county Kilkenny, Lre- land, af 90 years. Her 1uneral will take place from the residence ol her son-in-law, Patrick Dunn, 31 Luqueer street, Sovth Brooklyn, on Sunday, December 13, at two oclock. Her triends and those of the family are inyited to attend, CHRISTIZ.—On Thursday, December 10, after long waiting apd watching for her Saviour to come and take her nome, MARTHA J. CHRISTIE, beloved wife of David Christie, aged 42 years, 4 months and 11 days, z Relati and friends are invited to attend the funeral vice, from. Plymouth Baptist church, Fifty-first sireet, between Ninth and ‘Tenth ave- nues, on Sunday morning, December 13, at 1034 o’clock, Remains to be taken to Hackensack. “4 CONNOLLY.— MaRY CONNOLLY, in the 66th year of | er age. Reiatives and friends of the family will please in-law, 548 Weat Fi'ty-first street, New York. CouTant.—On December 12, at his residence, 439 | Third avenue, PerzR Courant, aged 81 years. Notice of funeral hereaiter. CREVELING.—On Thursday, December 10, 1874. at | his residence, South street, Klizabeth, N.J., ELISHA | W. CREVELING (of the firm of Creveling & Con- | way, New York), aged 53 years. The relatives and friends of the family, also the Members of the Masonic fraternity generally and members of the crockery trade are respectiuily invited to attend the funeral, from hia late resi- dence, Elizabeth, N. J,, on Monday, the 1éth inst., at half-past one P.M. and from tne First Presby- | terian church, at two P. M.. Carriages will be in waiting at the Elizabeth depot on the arrival of the 12 and 12:40 P. M. traina from New York, DAvIDsoN.—At Brooklyn, L. I., on Thursday, De- comber 10, DavIp HALLIDAY, only child of David B- | and Maude B. Davidson, aged 6 months and 17 days, ‘ine Telatives and friends of the family are re- spectiully invited to attend the funeral, from the | ence Of his grandfatnuer, Tnomas A. Halliday, Esq., 140 Prospect oo Brooklyn, on Sunday, December 13, at two P. M. Denike.—At Woodbridge, N. J., on Thursda: grening. December 10, WILLETT DENIKE, Jr., age’ 26 Relatives and friends are respeetfally invited to hail-past eleven o'clock, from 1 father-in-law, J. Mattison Melick, Pam’s church, Rahway, at one o’ciock. Trains for Rahway leave New York at twelve o’clock. DuFFY.—Un Friday, December 11, at his resi- dence, 20 Jefferson street, Henry J. Durry, in the 2eth year of his age. His friends and acquaintances and those of the | family are invited to attend the funeral, on Mon- | day morning, December 14. at nine o’clock, from hig late residence to St. Teresa’s church, where a, solemn mass of Feguiew Will be offered for the re pose of his sout: thence to Calvary Cemetery. DUNCAN.—JoHN DUNCAN, in the 65th year of bis | age, native of Kings county, parish oi Geasniil. ‘Tae friends of the iamtly and the Ship Sawyer Society, New York and Brookiyn, are requested to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 425 Kast Twelfth street, on Monday, at two o'clock. EcHEVERRIA.—On Thursday, December 10, Dr. JUAN ECHRVERRIA, & native of Panama, aged 51 eure, 7 Funeral from St. Stephen’s church, East Twenty- eighth street, on Sunday, December 13, at 2 P. M. €DMONDS.—An Newark, on Wednesday, Decem- ber 9, Mary V. EpMONDs, beloved wife of George R. Edmonds, aged 87 years. ‘The relatives and friends are invited to attend the (uneral, on Sunday, December 13, at two P. M., from Rey, Mr, Taylor's church, Bergen avenue, hear car stables, Jersey City Heights. EVANS.—On Saiurday, December 12, 1874, Sanam, | the beloved wife of Jonn E. Kvans (muiden name | Sarah Stephens), a Dative of the parish oi Lusman, Kings county, Ireland, aged 29 years, The relatives and frienda of the family are respectiuily invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence No. 680 Second avenue. FPOLEY.—On Satarday, December 12, after a short illness, MARY FOLBY, aged 60 years. The funeral will take place irom the residence of her sister, Mrs. Johanua Burns, 381 East Tenth street, on Monday, December 14, at two o'clock P.M. The friends of the family are respectiully invited to attend. FRANK,—On Thursday, December 10, at forty-five Minutes pasteieven P. M., JoserH Frank, afier & lingering and painful ulness, in the 57th year of | hia age. Friends of the family are invited to attend the faneral. which will take place from his 1ate rest: dence, No. 231 East Filty-third street, on Sunday, the 13th inst., at ten A. M. Notice.—The members of Temple Beth El are re- quested to attend the funeral of Mr. Josrra FRANK, from bis late residence, No, 231 East Filty- third street, on Sunday morning, the 13th inst, at ten o’elock. By order. O. N. JOSEPHSON, Secretary. Mount Neso Lopce, No. 257, F. and A. M.— BRErHREN—You are hereby summoned to attend @ special communication on Sunday, the 13th insr., at half-past eight A. M. snarp, at our lodge rooms, Masonic Temple, Twenty-third street and Sixth avenue, for te purpose Of paying the last tribute | of respect to our deceased brotuer Joseph Frank. By order JOSEPH FOX, LONGFELLOW Li ARY ASSOCIATION.—Mempers are hereby requested to attend the funeral o! the deceased parent of our esteemed associate, J. J. Frank, from his residence, No. 231 Hast Filty-third street, on eae December 13, at ten o’ciock A H. A, HELNEMAN, M. D., President, 8, W. Wriss, Secretary. Frank.—Ou Saturday, December 12, Mosky, beloved son of Asher and Amelia Frank, aged 4 years and 3 months. Relatives and iriends of the family are invited to attend the juneral, from the residence of his parents, 108 East Seventieth street, on Monday, December 14, at ten A. M. GEARTNER.--At_ Hoboken, N. J., December 11, Augusta Geartner, aged 3 yeara,1 month and 6 | days. Holatives and friends are respectfaily invitea to attena the funeral, irom the residence of her Gace corner of Third and Washington streets, lovoken, on Sanday, 13th inst., at two P. M. GairFitA,—On Thursday morning, December 10, the beloved wile of James Griffith, aged 67 years and 7 months, Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 190 Navy street, Brooklyn, HAGAN.—CHARLES EB. HaGan, aged 39 years, Major of the 170th New York Volunteers, he relatives and friends of the family and the Mombers of the Corcoran Legion. are requested to $$ rr | members of the United States Lodge, | spectfui | late residence, 233 W —> Sunday, at balf-past om Hemstnos.—In Paris, Fravce, of her parents, 86 Boulevard lesheare, OLIVA AvGusta, twin’ daugiter of George W, and Eva Hemmings, in she 20th year of her age. Hertz.—On Thursday, twelve P. M., Moerd HERTZ, fatner of Mrs, Charles and Lewis Hayman, aged 89 years, Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from nis late residence 227 _ TemyOure street, on Sunday at ball-pass. nine A. Hit.—On Thursday, December 10, at her resi- Senne, toe Christopher street, JULIA, wife of Arch ya le ant remains were taken to Troy, N. ¥., for tnier= Troy papers please copy. Hubson.—Gexarr Sard, second son of Henry H, and Mary E, Huason, Funeral from tue residence of his grandmother, Mrs. Gerrit Smith, 43 Sands street, Brooklyn, om Sunday, December 13, at two o'clock P, M, Rela- Uves and friends are invited to attend, Hvrst.—On Thursday morning, December 10, daca wife of George Hurst, in the 534 year of her’ ‘The funeral will proceed from her late residen 417 West Forty-fitth street, on Monday morningr At ten o'clock, to St. Michael's church, corner 0 Thirty-Qrst street and Ninth avenue, Where a re- quiem mass will be said for the repose of her soul, thence to Calvary Cemerery, The relatives and alg of the family are respectiully invited to at- KATKAMEIn.—On Thursday, December 10, ANN M. BELKNAP, Widow of the \ate Henry Katkameir. Relatives and (riends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, irom her late residence, No. 42 South Ninth atrest, Brooklyn, Ee D., on Sunday, the 13th inst., at one o'clock } M. Newburg (N. Y.) aud Cuicago (lil,) papers please copy. PREY, —On Friday, December 11, ALICR M. LLY. Funerat trom tne resiaence or ter brother-tn- law, Michaei Peppard, 24 West Washington place, tnis day (Sunday), at batf-past one o'clock, Knapr.—On Friday, December 11, 1874, CaTHE- | RINE BROWER, wile Of Isaac Knapp, aged 78 yeara. Funeral this day (Sunday), at two o'clock, trom her late residence, on Academy s'., Bergen, N. J. Lantry,—On daturday, December 12, CaTnanixe LANTRY, aged 66 years, at ner residence 542 West Forty-sixth street, Notice of sunerai hereafter. Lgwis.—On Friday morning, December 11, Wi- ug J., son of Joel S, and Kate A. Lewis, aged 6 months and 14 days, Funeral will take p'ace on Monday morning, at ten o'clock, from the residence ol hig parents, 656 Monroe atrect, Brookiyn, Ls Cgonser.—In Brooklyn, on Priday, December’ 11, 1874, of consumption, SaRad J., deloved wile of J. G. Le Cronier, aged 47 years. Funeral s-rvices will be held at Emmanuel church, corner of President and Smith streets, on Monday, December 14, at two o’clock P. M. Friends and acquaintances are invited to atvend. MARTIN.—Aiter a short iliness, MaRy, daughter of Jonn T. and Anna C. Martin, aged 4 years, The funeral this day, at one P. M., from 320 Ease Thirty-second street, MULHOLLAND.—On Friday, December 11, Jonw MULHOLLAND, aiter @ short iliness, in the 2vtir ear of his age, & native of county Armagh, lre- and, The friends and relatives are respectfully ine vited to attend the funeral, {rom Bellevue Hospi- tal, to-day (Sunday), at two o'clock P. M, MULVANY.—O0 Friday, December 11, ANDREW, second son of Mary and Andrew Mulvany, aged 14 years. elatives and friends are respectfully invited ta attend the funeral, trom the residence of hid parents, 350 Kast Fifty-fith atreet, this (Sunday) aiternoon, December 13, at two o'clock, MULVEY.—Suddenly, on Wednesday, December 9, MICHAEL MULVEY, & native of the parish ol Kil- turbrid, county Lettrim, lreland, aged 53 years, The relatuves and friends and those of hig brothers-in-law Patrick Mulvey and Mr. Isaaca are respec‘iully invited to attend the funeral, rom his late residence, 317 East Forty-third strees, on Sunday, December 13, at two o'clock P. M. MCBRIEN.—At Morrisaula, N. Y., on Wednesday, December 1874, CHARLES W., youngest son ot Selena and the Jate ex-Alderman Ubarics McBricn, aged 2 years and 6 months, McUaRTY.—Suddenly, at Hoboken, N. J., on De- cember 12, WiLLiam McCarry, in the Sou year of his age. Notice of funeral hereafter. MCCAUL.—UATHARINE MODERMOTT, the beloved wife of Thomas McCaul, a native of Shercock, county Cavan, Ireland, in the 40th year of fer ie. “erie friends and acquaintances are respectiully invited to attena the imneral, from her late resi« dence, 232 Mott street, on Sunday, December 14 at two o'clock; thence to Calvary ‘Cemetery. McCuskeR.—On Friday, December 11, 1874, GEORGE MILLETT, son of Robert and Susan Mc- Ousker, in the 2d year of his age, Tne irienus of the family are respectfully tnvited to attend the iuneral, trom the residence ot. his No. 312 East Thirty-second street, this day, -past one o'clock P. M. MOGINN.—Suddenly, on Friday, December 11, ROBERT MCGINS, In the 35th year of his age, The relatives and friends of the family, also the 0. 207, are respectiuily requested to attend the tuneral, from his late residence, 120 Henry street, on Sunday, December 13, at hall-past one P, M. BRETHREN:—You are hereby summoned to at- tend an emergent communication of United States Lodge, No. 207. F. and A. M., to be neld at their rooms, No. 115 West Twenty-third street, Bryant's Building, on this Sunuay, December 13, at half. ast twelve P. M., for the purpose of paying the SOM ob ot bospede mane tga of our late wor! ‘oLner rt JOHN H: McGowaN.—On Saturday ¢' at his ‘reaidence. No, 16 =t0GOWAN, & native of the coun of Skreen, Ireland, in the 47th ye: The remains Will be ti Transfiguration, where a solema requiem mass will be offered for the repose of the soul, on Mon- day shore December 14, at ten p*clock; trom thence to Calvary Cemetery for interment. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend. McKENNy.—On December 11, 1874, FRANcIs McKgnny, beloved son of Margaret aud the late James Mckenny, aged 32 years, 3 months and 18 ays. The friends of the family are requested to attend the tuneral, trom his residence No. 366 East Tenta street, on Sunday, ith inst, at one one o'clock P. M. precisely. RaPELYg.—1n Brooklyn, on Thursday, December 10, 1874, JANE KAPELYE, Giughter of tue late Isaaa Rapelye, of Newtown, L. 1. ‘he relatives and friends of the family are re« invited to attend the funeral, from her Jave residence, 24 Johnson street, on Sunday, 13tn inst., at eleven o’clock A. M. The remains will be taken to Newtown for interment, Ross.—On Saturday, December 12, WILLIAM Ross, in the 48th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfuily invited to atiend the faneral, from nis Sullivan street, on Monday, December 14, half-past twelve o’clock P. M. Suaw.—On Friday, December 11, WILLIg, only son of William V. and Ida Olivia Shaw, aged 17 months, “asleep tn Jesus.” Relatives and friends of the ie respecte fully invited to attend the funeral, from the rest dence of his parents, No. 19 Third avenue, Brovk= yap ke. D., on Sunday, December 13, at one o'clock SPaRRow.—On Saturday, December 12, after a long illness, JaNg LONG, beloved wile of James R. Sparrow, in her 62d ye: The relatives and /rnends are respectfully in« vited to attend the funeral services at No. 10% Kent street, Brooklyn, E. D., on Tuesday, Decem- ber 15, at three o’ciock P. M. SpyeR.—On Friday, December 11, Ester Sryp aiter a short and severe illness, in the s0th yea of her age. Funeral from her late residence, 304 Second ave~ Due, at 10 o'clock this morning. STAMLER.—Suddenly, at Stamlord, Conn., on Thursday, December 10, CORNELIA O., daughter of the late Jacob A. Stamler. Funeral fromthe residence of her mother, No. 2,436 Second avenue, at one P.M. on Sunday, De« cember 13, Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend without further notice, ToBIN,—At Mentone, South of France, om Satars day, December 12, FRANCIS EDWARD, only. son of William and Eliza J. Tobin, of Brookiyn, in the 26th year of nis age.. Newfoundland papers please copy. TOMPKINS.—At Hempstead, on Friday night, Dee cember 11, HANNas W. TOMPKINS. The relatives and friends are invitedto attend the funeral services, at the residence ef Joseph KR. Tompkins, Hempstead, Long Island, on Monday, December 14, at eleven o’ciock A. M. VORHEES,—At Millstone, December Ll, 1874, *% halt-past five P. M., Kar BLACKWELL, wile Albert Vorhees, in the 34tn year of her age. Funerat from her late residence, Monday, De~ cember 14, at eleven A. M. WaSSERMANN.—Un Friday, December 11, 1874, aw three o'clock A. M., Rey. Dr. Joserii WASSERMANN, _ in the 66th year of his age. Relatives and friends of the family, as well asthe members of Henry Jones No, 70, 1. UO. Be Beg, and oF Lese Verein of the Nineteenth ward, are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No, 956 Second avenue, be~ tween Fittieth and Fifty-firat streets, on Sunday,. 18th Inst., at eleven o'clock A. M, Henry Jongs Lopes, No. 79, 1. 0, B. B.—Thet members Of this lodge are invited to attena the funeral of Rev. Dr. Joseph Wassermann, Sunda: | December 13, at eleven o'clock A. M., a6 his rosiy dence, No. 956 Second avenue, Letween Fiftioth aelnenn tae WINTERNITZ, Secretar retary. The members of the Tese Ver teenth ward, are hercby req funeral of our late member, Re mann, this d en A. M., from LE ee BLUMENSTIBL, President. attend the juneral, from late residence, 66 Cilacen giteeh 0 Sunday, December 13, at one o'ciocl . Hatssy.—On Saturday, December 12, of apo- plexy, Mary, widow of the late William Halsey, ed 69 years. “Gihe relatives and friends of the family, also those of her brother-in-law, John Halsey, are tn- vited to attend the funeral, trom her Inte real. dence, 181 Clinton avenue, Brookiyn, on Monday, ember 14, at two o’olock. 4 Sute.—On Friday, December 11, Kary, the ga} danghter of Michael and Kate Hehir, aged iT Tabara rou the teslaenve of Der parents, No. enue, oWarre.—At Pomp N. J., on the 12th inst., ton, ANN M, (relict of the late Randolph White), age Meral services at two P.M. Monday, 14th, ag Tesidence of her son, Alexander Wnites a Diop. Train leaves (New Jersey Midland Rails Tor foot of Desbrosses and Cortlandt streets, hall-past eight A. M. Remains will be taken Parrytown for interment, — roard fro’ WILKINSON.—Lost ove mh, we, poe le on the night of Beret tates trom Stree Rosa infang, Pace: be Captain erick D. WILKIN A. Wilkinson, of Bi NM papers vierse us" : :