The New York Herald Newspaper, March 14, 1875, Page 7

PINANCTAL AND COMMERCIAL, A Bad Bank Statement---The Legal Reserve Largely Reduced. GOLD 1147-8 A 1151-2. Money Easy on Call at 21-2 and 3 Per Cent. BONDS GENERALLY FIRM. Srneer, WALL } SaTuRDay, March 13—6 P. M. Notwithstanding many adverse influences, the stock market to-day was frm and encouraging to those who have made purchases in anticipation of higher prices, There were failures in Canada, a large failure in Europe, and a bad bank statement at home. Yet in the face of these incidents, which, under other conditions would have pro- duced demoralization and weukness, stocks of all kinds were well upheid and indicated on the part of their bojders faith in the future, THE STOCK MARKET Jew comments need be made. There was the ‘Usual speculative handling of securities, and the quick vurns resulted from @ desire to realize Profit. Iv was observable, however, that a strong undertone existed, and that prices were gener- ally firmer than are usual at the close of the week, especially one that has been so fuil of fever- ishness as that which has just closed, THE RANGE OF PRICES was indicative of the fresh speculative feeling. Rock Island, which has heretofore been steady for months, advanced from 105 to 10534. On the Ist of March it Sold as low as 102%, Lake Shore opened at 74, receded to 735 ana closed at the latter price. New Jersey Central was steady at 11034, Delaware and Lackawanna at 111} a 111%, Panama at113}4. Hannibal and St. Joseph moved from 23% to 24%; do., preferred, soid up to 324. Union Facific advanced from 473 to 4814, ending at 43%. Northwest common from 4534 to 45%, closing at 45%. The preierred stock sold up to 59%, and closed at 5834. Pacific Mail sold at 3914 0 39 a 3954 a 3934. Erie ranged from 2714 to 2754, and closed at 27%. Ohio and Mississipp! began at 265% ana gavanced to and closed at 27%. Wabash pold at 144 13% a14; St. Paul common at 35% a 25% 93534, The prelerred stock ended at 56%. The transactions ia C., C. & I, ‘C. were small, and the prices remained at 5}ga6. Western Unton ‘Was active and moved from 76% to 76%, closing, however, at 76%. Atiantic and Pacific Telegraph ‘Was steadily quoted at 22/4. The changes tn other Btocks were siigut and will be found recorded else- ‘where. THE SALES to-day amounted to 149,000 shares, which may be Gistribated as follows :—New York ventral and Hud- gon, 643; Erie, 4,800; Lake Shore, 9,900; North- ‘western, 15,000; do. preferred, 1,000; Rock Island, 6,600; Pacttic Mail, 15,200; St. Paul, 2,600; do. pre- ferred, 600; Ohid, 8,700; Western Union, 31,400; Wabash, 900; Union Pacific, 37,900; c, and I, C., OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES, The following taole shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day:— Opening. Highest. Lowest. 10234 1023, 10235 Northwestern... Nortnwestern pref... Rock Island. ETS : - Os tlwaukee and St. Paul 355% Mil. and St. Paul pref.. 6634 Onto and Mississippi 2655 New Jersey Central. 1104 Del., Lack and Western 111%, Union Pacific.. sees “in | ’, | W nd Aflantic and Pacific Tel, 2234 Pacilic Matl. 39% Panama.... 113% ADVANCE AND DECLINE. : The change in prices at the close to-day, com- Pared with the same vme yesterday, is as fol- lows :— ADVANCE.—Atlantic and Pacific preferred, 3; New York Central, 4; Erie, 44; Hannibal and Joseph, 44; Harlem, 14; Ohio aud Mississippl, dj Ste Paul, e a3 Mi Pacitic Mail, s; Rock Island, Wabash, %; Union Pactic, (; Northweste:n preferred Deciine.—C., OC. and I. C,, Lackawanna, ‘4; Lake Shore, The stocks that remained steady were North- western, Panama. Quicksilver, Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph and Canton. THE BANK STATEMENT The bank statement, while not encouraging, ‘Was nOt as bad as It Was expected to be, and the effect on prices was comparatively unimportant, In fact, the siatement was discounted and allow- @nce was made for the worst, The chief change Bas been in a decrease of specie amounting to $6,229,200, It will be seen from the joliowing statement that the legal reserve Is very low. The doliowing is a comparison of the averages for the past two weeks :— stern Union, gold, 34. . 4; Delaware and March 6. — March 13. Differences, $292, 505,800 $288,446,000 Dec $4,059,800 3,305,100 7,075,900 Dec, 2 50,159,900 51,342,900 In 10,110,900 223,501,200 Dec. 6, Circulation.. . 22,229,000 Dec. 181,160 The following shows the relations between the total reserve and the total liabilities :— March 6, March 13, £pecie $13,305,100 $7,075,900 De Legaitend’s 50,159,900 51,242, Tot. reserve $63,455,000 $58,418,800 Dec. $5,046,200 Reserve re- quired ag’ deposits. Exc’s of r serve ab’y legal re- quiremen(s $5,937,275 2.543, 500 THE MONKY MARKET, There were no changes in the rates of money on call loans, and during the greater part ot the day the quotation was 25; and 8 per cent. Foreign exchange was quiet at 4.81 a 4.81'¢ for prime Dankers’ sixty day sterling and 4.85 a 4.85)¢ for demand, Differences, 229,200 57,527,725 6,875,300 Dec. $3, 5 IMPORTS, ‘The imports for the week were as follows:— Diy goods, $3,177,453; merchandise, $4,046,402. Total, $7,223,855. THE GOLD MARKET. | Gold opened at 1154s, receded to 114% and ad- vanced to 115%, Closing at lidts. Tuere was cor biderable excitement in the market, but no indica. | ‘ tions of a sqneeze, The Clique, however, aoes not appear to have released tts interest, and there Qre no signs that itis parting witn its holdings, The rates paid for borrowing were 1-04 to 1-16 per cent per diem, 1 to 4 per cent per annum and flat, Tae closing rate Was at 1-32, OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK, Gold balances. Currency balances Gross clearances, . CLEARING Hi Currency excnange: Currency balances Go exchanges Gold balances OUSE STATEM Corrency exchanges Carre acy balances. Gold exchanges Gold Lalances 23, 20,004, 091 4,142,743 TUK FOREIGN MARKET, London advices report an increase of £17,000 on balance to-day by the Bank of England, Conso!s for money, 92% 093; do. for account, 93 a 93%; '65 bonds, old, 107% ; '67 bonds, 107%; ten-forty bonda, 103; new fives, 1034; Erie, 244 2414. Market dull, but frm, Rentes in Paris, 65, RAILROAD BONDS continue nective. Wavash firsts sold at 811¢; sec- onds at 614%. 0. . andl. ©, declined to 53%, against 56 at the close yesterday, but later recov- ered to 544%, Harlem firsts were 110%. Chicago and Northwestern consolidated coupon gold soia at 82% @ 83, Of the Pacific series Union Pacific sinking funds sold at 90% a 0%; frste advanced to 97%; lana grants sold at 100; Central Pacific ended at 9735 @ 97%. MEMORANDUM, The failures that have occurred to-day in Eu- rope and Canada, together with other news of the street, will be Jound elsewhere, NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES we Sarurpay, March 13, 1875, BEFORE CALL—10 A. M. 96% 900 shs Un Pacific. 100° 2000 do. Un P RR Ist. Un racl i000 su 76% 50s iso Te 00» Tee i200 40 1400 0 Ko do & b RR,.bS 24018 bo chi @ 8 W RR ao. 500 ao 00 so 800 Mil 0G 800 On) 500 a 100 800 do. 40 200 do. 1009 200 do. rid Su OChiaNW RR pl... 504 10:15 AND 11:30 A. M. $3500 U 86's, r,81,.b0 119% $1500 US 5%, 10-40, c... 11424 200 U B © Hy! 4000 US 5's, c, 'BL...be HS. wWHOUS At Gi 1935 ao. © Lbtg FIRST BOARD—L0:30 A.M. $1000 Mo Os, 1 b....... Thy MOshs NYC& HR. de 12% TOW Tenn Ba, m exe. 4786 20 uo, 1ozig GOW Tenn o's ts... 4639 100 Erie Rik p 6.00 tenn 6's, o,xc.. 48 by do, 1000 Mil & 8t P, 73-10. 90'g 150 1 Cen KR. 6u00 C & N W con. w WLS&M 10000 C & N Weeg p.b3 7 a0. be in. 1000 Cley & Tol s 1000 NY Cen #s, '83 10000 Har Ist, 7's, ¢. ‘3000 North Mo Ist... 4000 O & Miss con 8 2000 Obio & Mins 24., § do "ac Let Pac RR ist ist. Liem: 0, Ww 5100 Ry a 2000 StL & 4 do 10 Tol & W 1st m 8000 Tol & Wab 2d S000 Ut West Ist, oe | 15 sha F’rth Nat BK. Cel €RiR 100 Spr M Coal 25 Del & i Can Bitoni * ONT ry 100 Chi 30 1054 “bq a G &st PRR bess do. : 3 944 do 33 3914 100 Hast Jo B9'q 00 Ohio 308 100 BY 0) Rp & Misa, do. a do 200 Tol & Wab RR. 274) 10) Han & Sid RE % 20 do... 100 At & Pac pr. doo 0. . 200 Ohto & Miss RK. 19 U0 do. 4% 3 3635 &MSKI WNYC &H 30 0. eu Chi & N avy 80. 600 GOn ates: Go. 00 Mil & ot P RR. ‘ = - satis! WCC TERR... 6. | contot the taxable realty of the district. Parties de RUG STORE, WELL ESTABLISHED, FOR SALE— | si Vis. Herald offic me RD—I Pp. | string a secure investinent may apply to W. W. ’ or will take a partner and enlarge the business: great | ~~ ——— ges 5 renee penne SECOND BOARD—I P.M. | duChureh street iuargain; fne chalice sora party wiih some means. 782 | G»)5 ()()() WANTED—10 EXTEND AN iRON Ix $500) US 5.20, c, 400 shs Erie RR eon oe oo = nd avenue, | DL.) terest, near New York; money secured; 200 Miss 6's,'1 6 WO ae MO CAPITALISTS.—$4,000 LOAN WANTED—WILL -— | charge’ of financial affairs would be. given’ to 4 zood 80 deposit Mortgaze tor $10,000, properly worth $35,000, | ILLON’S ADJUSTABLE SCAFFOLD AND EXTEN. | business man: office In New York, Address box 502 Post 3 1500 Un or would selt Mortgage twenty per cant off for immediate [hon bton Ladder, paventes Novenivee, istkecaterded. | orcas New Yor: 19 she Con Coai--b ¢ a sh. Address TEMPORARY, box M7 Herald office. the first premium American insutute, 1874. State Rights | ———_ 2 Wu West Un Tel. PG ORES = ee SAT Cerne | SOMES s¢ the patentee and ® manutacturer, | 00 do. 5 300 | PPRUSt AND INSTITUTION FUNDS TO LOAN—ON | JUIN DILLON, Painter, 45 Fourth avenue, New York. TRG N SATHS ri) ao. Ww do. 4 approved property, without bonus. Borrowers will | ————--— $$ ee MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, 20 do. RW Chi AW i | suve time and expense by immediate application to 0. | JOR SALE—A PATENT ON A SMALL AND MUCH 100 Pac Mail : 600 G. 1,111 Broadway, room required articie, with or without Tools. Kor par 25 do. ee erery ——————————~_ | ticulars address BUSINESS, box 128 Herald office. ENGAGED. Q | MNO ANY ONE WHO WILL LEND THE ADVERTISER | ~ ne 1000 $150 for sixty days I will give @ nicely furnished Foe SARE STE | FIRST CLASS. FAVORABLY | | ROWN—GREGER—Mr. Hunny ROWS to Miss 2 Room, with good Bo and attendance till the amount known Corset Skirt Tournours business, of the late | Rosik GREGER, Voth Of this city. 1 is paid + the best references can begiven. Address &M- | 1, 4. Gasnor, on Broadway; would takes destrable | “MintzkR—NARTAL.—R. MINTZER, of New York, on KABOD ) Station DD. equal aruier change lor good city Mortgage or | Cy N < I \. N WwLSeM | ~ ———_________ | Gduity ima House iu the city: undoubted security and NS Narral, of Keyport, N. J. No 400 \ PANTED—$1.000 ON FIRST ~ MORTGAGE ON | satisfactory reasons. Call on Mrs, GAYNOR, 317 Lexing- | Cards, mn) | dwelling honse in Brooklyn, for which I wit give | ton avenue. fs 500 good bonus or 10 per cent; clear title. Address SOLVEN —— — a MARRIED 4 Herald oftice. 1OOD MANUFACTURING BUSINESS—HALF In. ‘ 20 Erie RR.. % | oer ames are, AERO X terest for sale (reaso parcner going to Europe), Cook—Cocks.—On Monday, March 8, vy the Rev. 20 do, $1.000 WAXtevrror WILL PAY | $50,000; part cood Real taken. Can form com: | Dr. Millett, ROBERT M. COOK, of this ‘city, to Miss jou do : . a commission and 7 per cent; secured by a | pany if desired. Address box 1,261 Post office. EMMA A., daughter of Isaac Cocks, of Loug Island. | chattel mortgage on property worth $1200. Address | ~ 7 3 2 Sa aaaiiie McCNEIL—UGEDN mn Wednesday, Marcn 10, by us nS | BUSINESS, box 138 Herald office. | i} OTEL PROPRIETORS.—WANTED, A SITUATION ICNEIL—UEDNEY.—O! a NON 6 $500) U SS “86 WO Mice Gen Ae lie \ as steward, by an experienced nan of 2% years; | Rev. Dr. G. H. Hepworth, GgORGE MCNEIL, of New ‘00 Up #* city ie ;: Ll a $1 OO( TO $150 Tr TH § VICES, competent and responsible, with best city reverence. | York, to JOSEPHINE, daughter Ol the late Dr. J. 1D Un bs % HOLSEMT RT DLUUY and 9. ° wlerest: nature of bust: Address J. MASON, Herald office, Roo-evelt Gedney, of New York. ae 7 Fully dade a 5 | hess stated; security requirea: legitimate and perma- Srp Re OR De PRAY—COOK.—. ven, on Wednesday, | S0uy Mor lus, uy "a nent. Address W. F’J., box 16 Herald office HAVE A LITTLE PATENT, MY OWN INVENTION coe rapa el pert hte a eh Me Pend HAM 100 ao. een - worn Baa é if t ty ng | Murch 3, by the Rev. H. Du Bois, HkNKY M. PRaY 826 4 1 centeai ii $5) ()()() 10, WOAN—FOR THREE OR FIV the article will meet with | 60 SUSIE F, Coox, both of New York. Be tee E Bee RE $2.000 Seareon'i proved Property in Brook: ; cost3 cents, sells for 30; | Chicago papers please copy. 0 « 200 Chi & ss 10) For & Wab tc 200 Wan & StJo KR 200 ct 200 do. 3:0 West Un tel. «0 do.. BI ERR 2 pee 0 AILA TT Rik BO Ohi & Alt hr 8 Morris & ISING PRIC MiL& 8 Paul, Che quiz Mar Mimng. Mich adams Ex..... Amer Ex...... Us Fxpre Wells-Fargo «Alton... Oley & Pitts... Oy thr as We 45h Cl & NW pt. 884g a 69" To ‘ab. Chi dod... a WO Union rac +> + _ BINANCIAL A INVESTMENT, AA ‘ven per cent interest guaranteed on First Mortgage on improved Real Estate worth froin, tour to. ten three mount loaned. 1 guaranwed. Buildings insured m New ties [here is no security known so so protitabl rest and pris PROFITABL! mn ipal are paid punctualiy on the aay greed. ‘The iendex holds tor his security the applict- ton of the borrow Rurtsnceed appruisement of sWorn appraisers, tl ed abstract o surance policy, the promissory note of th the mortgage on the farm. Money is loaned. in auins $400 to $10,000, Example—I have to-day received. trom prosperous and energetic farmer an application. tor 00 On & Propert) h Vii 3 500; buildings, $500. Interest 10 per cent, semi. aily, in New York. Title absolutely. indisputable. this Joan and others equaliy favorable fam always prepared to furnish. fo banks, Insurance compat I offer the largest income consis lute security of investment, Your business ix mvite W. HW. Webs, Banker, 178 Broa GUST BELMONT & Co., F- ankers, 19 and 21 Nasean street, isstie travellers’ credits, aveilable in ull parts of the world, through the Messrs. De Rothschild and their correspondents. Also commercial credits and telegraphic transfers of money on California, Europe and Havana, A =STOOK PRIVILEGE «+ Privileges, 30 and 60 da: Exchange or responsivle par Qe: borrower @ DLS OR DOUBLE on members of Stock also Puts and Calls, Market very active and fluctua showing frequent opvortunities for large Prolite. Circulars mailed. HAZARD & MONTAGUK, No, 6 broad street, MONEY ta BUY EXISTING FIRST MORT positivery no. attention paid. vo brokers agarese wits 0 1 roke| partieula: ox 5,046 New York Post ‘oMce. rem —RAILPOAD AND BONDS OF ALL KINDS NOT « dealt in on the Siock Exchange bought and sola by EDW. ©. FOX, A Post office box 1,835. Broad street, STOCK PRIVILEGE COSTS $100 AND CONTROLS A 100 shares of stock tor 30 day: . if thi nook arse 0 per ceatduring that time the investment pays $1,000, ‘Ul! intormation sont free on application. TUMB REDO 4 CO, Bankers and Brokers, No. 2 Wail st. New York 4545 | (jommerera Unemployed capitai, owing to the stagnation of busi- id prime paper mecis 4 Fean readily in | Kociate $50.00 daily, My Ay eis 5.000 - = ‘s-| Dwelling below Fi Principal aud interest payable in | - Under my rigid requirements | _.. WENANCIAL. —STOCK PRIVILEGE: s STOCK EXCHANG SPONSIBLE PARTIES (NAM“S Gi) PURCHASt), | $106 25 FOR PUTS OR CALL! RICE ON SAME CONTRAC NICANIONS HAVE IMMEDIATE ATTENT! ING LESS THAN 100 5: ES, AND NO MADE IN 0: Is LOST AND MAD FREE TO ANY ADDR LAPSLEY & BAZLEY, BROKERS, 74 BRO. SS ON “MEMBERS OF THE ” OR TH OuG \ A ). S, $312 0 a od 0 FOR STRADDLES, (PUT AND CALL AT Mi bT PI ‘NA TRACT, com AL 1ON, NOTH. R CONTRACTS UR NAME. PAMPHLET “HOW MONEY \ IN WALL STREET” MAILED NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MARCH 14, 1875.-QUADRUPLE SHEET. _.. BUSUWESS OPPORTUNITIES, ok of Advertising Sp: for sale attess than oj Address BUSBANK, box 106 Herald office. LY RE. t TIME ia Re MU- 1,00) can have $10 a week for its u: trol of hy ences, BONA FIDE, Heruld oes. ADWAY. will be sold for 25 A —UNITED STATES BONDS, ‘the undersizned offers for sale at an rice @ limited guantiety 0! Bonds isst rict of Columbia and guaranteed by the The bonds are exempt from all taxation ‘This is the obeapess wovern WM. Ho WEEKS, Banker, 173 B: Ar raten on Lie Insurance, Endowinents, other approved securities, at 33 Pine stree c oH A= ry 8 Spi costing $212 10, no liability, Parties 9 interview with J. HIC York, or send 1 A abeRAULtED RAILROAD BON + and bought by the vid esta ALBERT H. Mail or $2.00 DS 8 blished house NICOLAY & Al it Insurance Polici 8 Insurance of all TOCK PRIVILE! Privileges on the TRA DDLE: ive stocks ifte Mail and Northwest signed by n ake } Bae Circu'ar mailed to anv addr REASONABLE RATES, ADVANC ties, Lite Policies, Furniture, Pianos, 1s to bu; Second Mortgages. SAME None but an 1 ZA. terms, with good securit answer box 140 Her gentlemat ANK BLANKS, SLIPS, BILL’, RECHIPTS, NOTE requires one Room in a good location, or would | Headings and every kind ot Pr suitable tor Mnect hipselt with a well gstablished dentist as part ) banks, bankers, brokers and financial comparies Yr, assistant operator or successor to one desiring to re- | Promptly furnished, at the METROPOLITAN PAINTING re trom practice; highest reierence viven, | ESTABLISHMENT, No. 218 Broadway. | BLS. Herald Uptown Branen oitice, L PAPER | PRODUC IMMISSTON HOU bought and so'd. Hess, 18 Now unusuaily plenutal, h prompt sale at favor: e rates, mmission is. | on Al notes Your business 1s invited. WwW. H.W 4 | Will make liberal advance: wh sired. NQUIT BLE SAVING 4 f Sixth av Money deposited at any time wili commence INSTITUTION, dito the Dis- ited States, due in 1924, meut bond in the market. DVANCES MADE PROMPCLY, AT MODERATE treet, LDRAKE & CO. STOCK PRIVILEGES BOUGHT THROUGH US will pay the profits in cash © stock Brokers and Auctioncers, No. 43 Pine street, New Yi N. B.—7, and 10 per cent choice City Bonds and other Vesiiuent Securities our specialty 23 years, paying 10 | nt interest promptly paid, tor sale below par. ‘ABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND Mortgages and es. Kinds effected with anes. J.J. HABRICH & CO,, 117 Broadway, OR DOUBL ubers of Stock Exchange or responsible parties; wlso Puts and ‘alls. 3. No. 6 Broad street. E WOULD LIKE, A 8 ON SECURI- eral Merchandise. ‘Private storage rooms. $25,000 3 CAGNEY, 531 Hudson strect. LADY WISHES THE LOAN OF $100 ON EASY EKS, Banker, 178 Broadway. | HILL, nue. near Twelfth street. eto draw interest on the first day of the following month, ti paid January 1, 18:5 at ine rate ot ViN PER CiND' PER ANNUM, JOHN BE, DE WITT, President avenue, basement, DVERTISING.—4 LOT OF ABOUT $10.00 WORTH @ in gvod country newspapers: fourth of publisoers’ best rates, N INTELLIGENT GENTLEMAN OR LADY HAY. and co! winess. Address, with real name and refei ONE-HALF INTEREST IN A BILLIARD ROOM ent of what the stock and fixtures are worih, Investigation solicited. 374 Sixth attractive A d to, investiga ve satisfactory rete: CHANCE FOR A - lady.—For sale cheap. Mind misses, dw solicited by Address ce, Policies or chool for youn; rth wes , | preparations, already introduced, argin and Bounded satistactions proprietor Is the business and will'se!l at a bargain ; oni N UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO liberal terms, and little money and Retait Drag Business, ECIALTY 0. | lacllities nover perore, offered. incuiding several od | VWTANTED—A RELIABLE MAN TO SELL A MANU- | established popuiar Proprietary Patent Medicines, facturing Business ip the ironware, that 1s well ork. | yielding Large profits. Address box 184 Post office. established and protected by two patents; xood commis- JL establish Address JACKSON, Herald office. GENTLEMAN THOROUGHLY ACQUANTE business and accustomed to purchase in i vute afi t) take charge of any business requiring the of an expert; undoubted reterences. 5,112 New York Post oftice. A §,, 2M Clermont avenue, Brookly i. and | -— = — | \ ~ADDITIONAL | CAPITAL 2h. merchants, manufactui pRoo and others K: RED : teresis, de. negotiated ; Real Esiate Exchanged for B: TRUST FUND TO LOAN—IN SUMS TO SUIT, ON | ness, Persons With capital seeking JA Residence, Business or good T ent Property 1m d opportunities. Keicret this erty; no behus) principals only need apply. | €Co., Produce Commission, 164 Chambers. str Wa. H HAY & SON, 8) Cedar street. | Shepard & Dillingham, Publishers, 47 Green Diamonds, | IMPORTING HOt LOTHS, connéctions, owing to the d nd’ finances, way oMice 9% Broad 1 A FEW FIRST ‘tive business ian tor kIGGS & CARUE honorable office DE IST, WI bh capat lished, would receive a partner w ni Address 5, G., box 193 Herald office, A. PARTNER | WANTE any one with this capital 4 good baying Furniture and ry e- r cent, 200, never di an Ke Wooden PARTY, WISHING TO RETIR: first class uptown Dressmaking ad, toa resp Branch oitice, MANUFACTURER D | | narket, nh office, Bran HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON Real b.state in New York or Brooklyn, m su also institution loans jongained.. ] ALWAYS HAVE MONE York eity Mortzaves siring to BORROW OR I TO LOAN ON GC to HL, NVEsT apply GHAR NTION FUNDS TO LOAN on New York city i 3. 6, CLI | POHN 8. PIERCE, 105 BROADWAY, LOANS MONEY, Real Estate in Nem 88 Morigages at lowest | 2} without bonus,’ on approved York and vicinity; also pu rates, 300D IMPROVED ICT, 149 Broadw without bonus Principals 11 Pine street. | —WITHOUT BONUS, kets, visiting Great Britain and the Continent on irs, will be glad, for a mederate ¢smpensation, nd the business; a thorough buokkeeper prei FRENCH OR AMERICAN a ladies Apply at 1 Gallatin place, Brooklyn. CLASS PATRONS, PRACTICAL LITHOGRAPHER. WITH $2,100 OR nore to Invest in stock and not afraid of Work, can Join the advertiser as partner in a publishivg busmess Well established and increasing too much for one to uf the party that will He i ion D. KARE OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE A PATENT Medicine business. consisting of several first class aiving the most un- unavie to attend to $1,000 vequired, Address PROPRISTOR, box 15/ Herald office. PURCHASE ON quired, a Jobbing cash possessing advantages and CHANCE SELDOM OPFLRED YO BUY AN OLD |. paving Pork and Provision Business, attention Address J, K., box Y PERSON HAVING FROM $1,000 TO $5,000 CAN find an opportunity of doubling icin one year ina | patent right thaveverybody wants by aduressing F. W. FOR | Mining In- e, street, &e. GilaGs « CARLHION, Financial and Business Brokers, 08 Proauway. AX, IN CURTAIN AX silks, &e., with an extensive trade and the best of ‘ase and retirement of partners, wish to replace abuut $50,000 capital with an Apply to | Address D, » WELL ESTAB- > $1,500; a half interest in are Manufactory. 7 West Thirteenth street WILL SELL A nsible person. | SIRES TO REPRESENT A firm in Montreal or Toronto for goods already in Address TALBO!, box M0" Herald Uptown Address B. | ALN SECOND Ey, $3500 = - ee Sie on first class improved city Property ne $20, MEMBER OF THE YORK STOCK EX. first mortgage $7.50), held bya bank. Brokers not nm nts@ partner with capital, ticed. Address MORTGAGE, box 156 Herald ofice. ‘ost oftice. ___ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, W4NZED- ADDITIONAL CAPITAL FOR THB PUR- bose of developing @ profitable manufueturiag business. For particulars address C. T., 122 Cambridge place, Brooklyn. ANTED—A PARTY TO INVEST $2.00 legitimate business of the ighest respectability gnd one that will pay af least $2.0 with the return of le Capit invest wit mu A B. Oy box 186 lieraid office, ext Gaye Address ANTED—A PARTY WITH $3,009 OR $5,000, TO fill_@ position of trust: Rood security given tor the money, with interest, and Iberal salary ‘tor services render Address H. X., Herald off WANTED—A& PARTNER, WITH $10,000, IN A SCO cessiul Manufactory Of fine Havana Cigars, with anestablished trade and no Mabilities whatever. The investor may control his own luvestment. The strictest erences offered and ND SUCCESS, FOR A investigation solicited and be: also requ Addi 2 —A LONG ESTABLISHED MANUFACTURING Business in Grocery line, only one of its kind in he city abouc reorganizing,’ want @ partner, “with $21,009, fo join owner and continue @ prosperous con- cern, Avoply toGKIGGS & CARLES 9 Broadway. JANTED TO INVEsT—WITH SERVICES, $10,000 to $20,000, by a business mun, in some good house, manufaciuring'or mercanule, where capital is required to extend or partner desires to retire. Address INV ES- TIGATION, box 4.059 Post oitice. sion will be paid. Address BUSIN 1 erald ofice. WANTED TO SELL-HALF INTEREST IN A VALU. able patent: smail capital reauired; call and in vestigate, Dr, CANNON'S Cottage, 3 East Eighteenth st W 4 Rebs 4, PARTNER, IN AN ESTABLISHED | man who is compete ferred; 4 reat ind t and can influence work pre- ment offered to the right kind of man, ‘Address PAINTER, box 1.7 Herald office. V ANTED—A GYNTLEMAN, WITH CAPITAL, TO buy the Patent oi a little machine; the only one in the world r the purpose; or else as partoer for manufacturing; reterences of the largest firms in the busiaess, | Address LITTLE MACHINE, Herald Uptown Branch office, g 5O( TO $1,000 —WANTED, A YOUNG MAN WITH De) this athount, to take half interest in a good | profitable office business that will bear investigation. ddress E K,, Heralt office. $1.000 TO $3,000.—AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY is offe: for investinent in a few shares of a newly incorporated company, with machinery, &c., in re dines to comm: immediate operations at large fits, Address box 1,879 New York Post office. $2 OOO AXEAR CHEAR GUARA p) right man.--Pariner wanted, in a ver. ant travelling business, to take half interest int it ‘the business 1s now in uood oper tion; 81.000 to $1,500 cash will be necessary. Adcress, one week, with full particulars, BUSINESS MAN, mingham, Conn, 5OO WASTEDS FIRST MORTGAGE, ON FIRST ! class House and two Lots, over double atl0 per cent bonus. None but principals need appiy’ to SAMUGL T. KUNG, Charles street, near sun Tavenue, Jersey City Heights, 3.000.-a, GARTNER WANTED, WITH ABOVE | 5 + capital, for a first class rewil millinery | Dusiness, in the best part of the city, A fine opportunity a@iady who has a good taste and understands the | miming of hats and bonnets to perfection. Reterences | anged, Address A, L., box 127 Herald office. WILL BE PAID TO A $5.00: party to organize a Company with su’ cient capital to manutacture and put into market a ¥: uaole article, competing ruinously wih tae largest manutacturing interest in the country. Address W. B, ox 5,62) Post office, q -WANTED, A PARTY WITH THIS Dn 6.000. amount, wishing to visit Europe, to join | advertiver ina first class speculation ; full security given for amount invested; liberal salary paid or share of profits, and all expenses paid, Address ul. B. A. AGL Herald office. | Jacos Hays, son of A. B. and the late 5, P. RELIABLE | N. ESTABLISHED MANUPACTUR: Jobbing House of 12 years’ standing, a ims CO suit; e services of a few active business men, Vest from $25,100 to $5,000, For MANUFACTCHER, bux 2/3 Herald office. A OD BUSINE:S OPPORTUNITY,—THE +\ tral Park rote!, 0D NEW | de- us. Inqilire of owner, on the premises, SMAKER OF EXPERIE t witha party willing join her in her in the city or elsewher FIRST CLASS RETAIL | ONEY WANTED—FIR.T MORTGAGE, ON NEW | », Church, Mil! and Dwelling, in Address READY CASH, | IVE. Jersey rroperty, ms of $50,000 to Herald office. $2,000. A Ada: lished eight years, tor sale, in Brooklyn; ptfonable enport ity; capital $10,000 to 88 16 TA controll SHE bussness, AND if a ng who can in- aruculars address c corner Seventh avenue and Fitty- hh street, to let, for a term of years, on moderate jy has a knowleage of | linery, Address i. D., Herald Uptown Branch oftice. | | BUSINESS, ESTAB- this is an 315,00. Brooklyn Branch office, i 10.000 WANED, 19, gMEET A PARTY WHO A can turnish $10,000 tn a promising busi- ness, entirely under bis control, that will pas at least $2,00) per year for the money: the advertiser will do all the work, and can demonstrate that the investment will safe and profitable, Address RICHMOND, Herald ice, | PARTN! WANTED, IN A nown manufacturing business; first class reterences; none but those meaning business need answer, Address, with | real name, B., New Hamourg Post office, Dutchess county, N. will bear investi q INVESTED IN A MANUFACTURING | 1 $10,000 monopoiye wih seit grand ivisends and promise a success rarely met with; field very large: | cuerydollar invested, security preceding it. “Address | SAFETY, Herald office. A d ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE—IN sums to suit; no bonus charged, uniy simple in- Herald office. erest. Apply to W. W. HEBBERD, 10° Broadway, - = room 7. I REWERY NO. 8 a me a eres f street.—All the Fixtures and Good W i) ONEY TO LOAN PROMPTLY, FROM INSTITU- consequence ot ii health or propriete: tion on first mortgages; no bonus and | helt per centum commission, SMUND BEER, 18 Centre street. only one- | Apply on premuses, ONEY TO LOAN—ON FI out bonus; on Second and Leasehold Mo m\) i | Cusiest terms, GEO. W. STAKIs, 150 Broadway, room 8. T MOKTGAGES, WITH- oilice. 1 assist HALL, | gages, At | EBRASKA SCHOOL, COUNTY AND Bonds—A first class investment, paying 10 per cent | interest, restricted by law to @ greater issu 500 to $2,500, in @ retail dry established and of long stanaing. Herald office. BRIDGE T CON i tor sale. in + favorable lease. WIDOW LADY OF REFINEMENT DESIRES TO meet with an honorabie gentleman who wil her in establishing a business. Audress Mrs, MAW. Se Vrofitable manufacturing business, desires an associate YAPITAL WANTED—IN A DRY GOODS IMPORTING | wiih ca details at personal interview only: J ‘and commission-business, Address J.B. T., Herald | anony not Noticed, Address GENUINE, box WANTED, A PARTNER WITH FROM goods bu ines& well Address A. G. V., | paying gold mines in Owen’s River Valiey, tor which D I WILL INVEST FROM $5,000 TO | $10,000. sists either wih or withowt services in any respectable ousiness where the capital will be well secured and [ can yet @ fair income from the in- vestment. Address. with particulars and reierences, | HARD PAN, vox 119 Herald office. 12.000 “THE, ADVERTISER, THOR OUGHLY ae onversant with all details of a highiv 7 Herald $15 000 WANIED—T0 ERECT A SMELTING we . furnace on one of the richest and best one-fourth interest and security on the whole mine will an 5 per be given: ory reierences, Address OWEN'S , 173 Herald offe | $2.500, | on New Yor | $5,100, $6,000, 9,009, $20 COD, $2.,000, AN OR $6,000 TO LEND ON FIR: first mortgage, for five years. or New York: mouey in ten davs ‘Address W $10,000, $15,000, 000 for first Mortgage and Brooklyn real estate; money in one & MERSEREAU, 62° Willuin street ys 701K. PP, 294 Broadway. , Dox 3,513 Post office, ARRANGE T CLASS IBERAL 4 with a person having an estadh: NTS 86.000 and job part pay Tot 12000. id office. ina popula box 154 Her: AND 0.000 48 iculars, TRUS 515.000 Klyn property. Add OR $10,000 TO LOA ten | Address PRIVAT. Williamsburg. S15.000 Warmers: 000 IMPROVED Heient to furnish house with about 40 rooms, in tho DL). Tea! estate from City Hall. | most desirable part of Brooklyn Heights, Address box A | 2,521 Post oflice, New York, SSECURLTY, box Jed th $20.006 i oftee, ) £0 LOAN—ON Ty ate, at 40 per cent valuation, ipals Only address, with tail 0, $1 4 to York and Brookiyu GEORGE EL | () OL WANTED—ON UNENCUMBE. $4.0. wer Property over $159,090, for a term of ven: ceptionable. Addresa B. H. B., 100 prone Wh TO LOAN leasehold mortga: IRST, SE nelly 1 $50.00 Mortgages cashed. in & SEBVENS, ars; object enision of busi« ic0 Broadway, corner Liberty street. 5, box 19/ Heraid office, rt 5.000 22.02 YORK AND DDATENTABLE ARTICLE, COSTING $20, WHOLE: | o. Brook! t sey Oily property; saling $8) gross and retailing at half price ot inte. | rstand Second Mortzaves bought by KTHAN A. — rors; plenty of orders; half interest io right party $1,00, iN & CO,, No. 5 Pine sirect, Address STRAIGHL, Herald oflice. 6.000 © y AND MORI. | PUBBER WORKS FOR SALE-WELL ADAPTED | ).' wages cashe for hard and soft rabber; will sell cheap and on ARDY. HAL room F, buse- | easy terms, including or excluding building. Address | | RUBBER, Herald office. TRUST MONEY TO LOAN—(N SUMS | QTATE AND COUNTY RI FOR SALE OOO a's corto $8000 on impr d City Property, without’ bonus. cashed at low rates, | $700.00 .—These being estate finds none but prime ap gage: lw 3 ne entertained, OMices, Ll Pt Sevi v. teenth sireet, . KR. | __ COPARTNERSHIPS Lah hae THE COPARINERSHIP fore existing under the firm name of Du ley ts this day dissolved by limitation against said firm will be liquidated |b; New Youx, March 1, 1875, $1400 WILL PROCURE THE x TO LOAN ON NEW YORK ‘aid Uptown Branch ux LYER, 24 Pine street, 11 to 3. on Filth avenue td per eents ViCIOR FREUND & SON, 760 Third avenue. TO LOAN—ON BOND AND MORT- Mortwages cashed, ne street an STEVENSON, J HERETO- t Li debts due to said firm shall be paid. gels rbot nd oh FRANCIS J. DUNN, EDWARD FARLEY. y and suburbs tor white bosom shirts. MANUs AC 1URER, Herald office. ACTURERS HAVING ANY NEW AN art CON. nal | BROKEX, Herald office. pre S HAVING DESI2.5 articles of utility te inirodac caress UNEIBD SUAT y { ane strect, shonid ¢ ro ll SOLICITED. AonOpoly and a sure fortune; on ferred. Call on or address’ M Dairy ¥ PATENT FOR SALE Lk | Indispensable househoid article, 31,000 a week; reason for selling, old Age. i M. and 5'to 1 P.M, at Beluont Hotel, JARTNER $15.00 OR gz manuta patent hardware arueles of demand wn Address box € RED Cok. | worth nails rED—WiTH cast TWen- Post office, + FROM $4,000 TO great bargain. Great chan means. This 1s no humbug. pnd morte ON, WHO WOULD pO MANUFACTURERS represented in y services; | am known in throughout the Ui boll nn & BW YORK, MARCH 6, 1 is this day disso. ved by mutual consent 875, The partnershin heretofore existing between che scriber, under the Orm name of McEntee 4 Sandtord, SAN CKNTER, ness either in New York or Brook and required. Address INDUSTRY, V and General Merchandise, Jou, in exchange for Greenbac i Post off DFORD, Y Tt. FRANCIS M an excellent place to have their P promptness, neatness and cheapness. USUIESS OPPORTU MEMBER OF THE change wants a partner with capital, 8, box 2,021 Post oficw. EW FIRMS WII. FIND THE METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, No. 213 Broadwas ‘rinting done wit KS, NEW YORK STOCK EX. in confidence, 3. L. W., No, 51 Cortland MAN PARTNER ear Wag $2,000 CAS keeper; tir sala Address K | Money secured on real | offices 1 i J cles suitable for agents to sell may. outlet for their goods by audressing, with ei: TO PUSH A PATENT M lit in every town In the country: there isa ine in this if proverly directed. Address BE. LIVING. AW BUSINESS TRANSACTED CONFIDENTIALLY— | 4 Claims collected with despatch and prompt returns; bo charge uniess successtul ; excellent references. JOSH. WHITH, Attorney aud Counsellor, No. 48 West Fourth street. WILL BE MADE hea trade in the | Address, with | ES OR | Ton or ad: | 9 NOVELIY COMPANY, YL Due WANTED—WITH FURNITURE —SUF- conduct office Herald office. 8 THAN QUARTER VALUL— 3 sales om, TO | ily use; | mited; nothing saicr or more profittbl uts at ce for parties with small BIKE 10 BE the city of New York I would ofer ercantile cirelea, and pljca- | é been in basiness for the last 20 years; have some id Si Bast | capital as well as best references at command. Please tr address K., box 213 Heraid office. 10 PAINT MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS.—FOR sale, the exclusive right to manutae.ure and seil ited States an article known as Car- Liquid Size, a substitute for give, for painters and hangers’ use, now in extensive’ use and in good All claims " nd throughout the United states; well secured; trancis J, Dunn, | fine ‘opportunity “tor sate investment. “Address 1N: VENIOR, 38 West Twen' hird street. ANTED—BY A FIRST OLASS DRESSMAKER, A partner with trade or about $300 to join me in bust- n ANTED—sTOCKS OF DRY GOODS, CLOTHING in either large or smalt Apply to or address, street, room 7. OF ABILITY, 10,002, to join in a dressmaking & Kood baying business, thats AND A GOOD BOOK. nierest in the basiness an Address H. 8: C., Heras WILLIAMSON—FUN: AU the residence of the | bride’s parents, on Thursday, March 11, by the Rev. D. McCaffrey, G. il. WILLIAMSON and Isa- BELLA FUNK, daughter of Willam Robertson, Esq., ail Of this city, DIED. ANDERSON.—On March 12, Mary, infant daughter 01 Charies B, Anderson, Tne friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, (his (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, [rom her parents’ resiuence, 277 West Houston street. ASTEN.—Un Friday, March 12, James E. AsTeN, in the 36th year of his age, | ‘The reiatives and iriends of the family, and the members of Polar Star Lodge No. 119, also the members of Mt. Zion Encampment No, 17, LO, of O, F., are invited to attend bis funeral, on ‘luesday, at two o’ciock, from his late residence, No. 160 | West Tenth street. POLAR STAR LODGE No, 119, I, O. of O. F.—Brora- | ERS—You are hereby notified to meet at lodge | rooms, 744 Broadway, on Tuesday, at one o’clock, | Jor the purpose of atteading the funeral of our | late Brotuer P. G, James &. Asten. <orr, Sec. GEO, W. ANDERSON, N. G. T ZION ENCAMPMENT, NO. 17:—PATRIARCHS— | You are nereby notified to attend a special mect- ing of Mount Zion Encampment, on Tuesday, 16th | inst. at one o'clock P. M., at 812 Broadway, tor tae purpose of paying the last uribute of respect | Vo cur late patriarch, James BE. Asten. A. N. bLEW, Scribe. F. G, BOODY, C, P. BARKER.—On Saturday, Maren of mem- branous croup, FRANCIS EDWARD, youngest cluld | | | months and 13 days, | Nouce of iuneral hereafter. dlenry D. and Augusta L, Boss, aged 11 montus, } BRADY.—On Thursday, March 11, JOUN BRADY, | 840M, CAN | aged 37 years, 5 months and 12 days. Relatives and irtends are respectfully invited to | | attend the funeral, irom his late residence, 95 | Ninth avenue, on Sunday, the 14th inst., at one o'clock. BRIDGEMAN.—HONORA BRIDGEMAN, Widow of | Seingin Bridgeman, turmerly of county Clare land, at her residence, 347 West Tuirly-fiith street, | New York, after a severe iliness. | Notice of 1uneral herealter, | 13, George W, CHADWICK, in the 33d year of his latives and friends of the family, also tho members of the Wreckers’ Benevolent Association, are respectfuily invited to attend his inneral, on Monday, March 15, at two o’ciock, [rom his lave | residence, 134 Railroad avenue, Jersey City. Ocean and Monmouth county, New Jersey, papers please copy. \ CONNOLLY.—On Friday, March 12, GeorGR D., youngest son of Michael and Delta Connolly, aged i year, 3 months and 19 days, | ‘The relatives and friends are invted to attend the funeral, from the residence of his paren’ Leonard street, this (Sunday) alternoon, at hali- past one o’ciock, Demorgst.—On Friday, March 12, Saran A, DEMOREST, IN the 68th year of her age. of her son-in-law, H. N. Pierce, No. 156 Kast For- Ueth street, on Monday, at nine o'clock A. M. Ds Groot.—At West Brighton, 5S. J., March 12, Jaco’ DE GRooT, aged 86 years. Fu on Monday, March 15, at two o’clovk P.M. late residence. FaLLon.—At 203 East Thirty-elghth street, on ee March 1, Bripert LooraM, wile of Joseph Falion, aged 28 years. Relatives and iriends are respectfully invited to attend the tunerai, on Sunday, 14th inst., at hali- past one o'clock, Foy.—On Friday, March me! ELmapeta, wiaow Of the late Thomus Foy, and daughter of the tate John Boyle, of Cootenill, county Cavan, Ireland, ‘The friends of the samily are respectinily invited to attend the funeral, irom her late residence, 230 | | at ten o'clock. of Joun J. and Emma J. Barker, aged 1 year, 7 Concord Lodge, No. 60, F |p E | Barclay street and Christopher street at 1:10 Cnapwick.—In Jersey City, on Saturday, March | M F The tuneral will take piace irom the residence — T East Twenty-ninth street, on Sunday, March 14, at one o'clock P. M. FRasER.—in Brooklyn, E. D., at 130 Rutledge street, op Friday, 12th inst., Louisa ANN, widow of the late Eaward A, Fraser of New York city, 1 her 65th year, The relatives and friends of the family are in- vited to attend tue funeral, at two P. M., on Mon- cy ue inst. , Albany papers please copy. FRIEND. on Frid March 12, Mrs. ERNSTINE FRIEND, wife of Moses S. Friend, aged 51 years, The friends of the family, the members of t Mendelssohn Soctety, and members of the Tempie Emanu-Ei congregation are respectialiy ited to attend tue iuneral, [rom her late residence, 303 West Fifty-second street, Monday, March 15, at nine o'clock A, M., withoat further notice. TEMPLE EMANU-EL.—The members of this con- gees are respectiully requested to a\tend the funeral of Mrs. M. 3. Friend, from her late resi- dence, No, 301 West Fifty-second st., on Monday, March 15, 1875, at pine o'clock A. M., without jurther notice, By order of the President. TH. STERN, Secretary. GaRDINeER.—On March 12, in Fiorida, THOMAS GARDINER, Jr. Notice of funeral hereafter. Gassekt.—In Brookiyn, on March 10, CATHERINE B, Gassext, in the 85th year ol her AS The relatives and triends of the fauily, and also those of her sons, Samuel F., Jonn L. aud Henry T. Gassert, are respectiuily invited to attend the funeral, at her late residence, No, 2i4 Scnermer- horn street, Brooklyn, on Sunday, 14th, at two P. M. Her remains to be taken to Greenwoud, San Francisco papers please copy. GorTLigs.—On Thursday, March 11, SOPHIA GorrLigs, wile of Joseph Gottlieb, aged 52 year: Relatives and friends, Zion age, No, 2, 1, O, B. B, Members of Mendelssohn Society, are House Juinting and Decorative ousiness; a Ger- | RVIted to attend tne funeral, from her late,resi- dence, No. 403 Grand street, this (Sunday) morn- ing, at ten o’clock. GREEN.—At Somers, Westchester county, N. Y., on Friday, the 12th inst, ISRAEL GREEN, aged 64 years. Relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, on ‘Yuesday, the 16th inst., at twelve o’clock M. Carriages Will be in waiting at Somers Centre station on arrival of train leaving Grand Central depot, Hudson River Ratiroud, at 10:05 A. iy Returning train from Somers Centre at 3:30 HatGut.—At Oradell, N. J., March 13, CoaRLEs A. Haicut, youngest son of Charles A. and Abbie G. Haight, aged 11 months and 15 days, Funeral services will be held at their residence, on Monday, March 15, at nalf-past two o’cleck P. M, FORD.—At Plainfleld, N. J., March 12, SARAH » Widow of William P. Hansford, and daugh- | ter of the lave dames Bieecker, of New York, ‘The relatives and [riends are invited to attend the iuneral, from Grace church, Plainfield, on Monday, 15th inst., at two P.M. ‘Trains leave (by New Jersey Central Railroad) at 10:30 A. M, and 0 P. M., nom jerry 100t of Liberty street, New York. Hays.—On Saturday, March 13, 1875, WILLaM Hays. Notice of juneral hereaiter, HENDRICKS.—At Mount Vernon, on Saturday, March 13, of heart disease, EMMA, youngest daugh- ter of Join Hendricks, aged 22 years and 4 months, > Relatives and friends of the family are respect- Jully invited to attend the iuneral, irom the rest- dence of her sister, Mrs. Drummond, No. 35 Charles street, on Monday, March 15, at one o'clock P, M, INGLEE.—In Brooklyn, March 13, of Giohtheria, FLORENCE EMMA, only child of Jono V. and Emma W. inglee, aved 2 years, 11 months and 4 days, Notice of funeral hereaiter. JoNKS.—in Brooklyn, 13th inst., WILLIAM JONES, in the 65th year of his age. - Relatives and friends are invited to attend the Mneral, from his late residence, No. 317 Herkimer street, at 11 A, M., on Monday, 15th inst. KorrMan. —The luieral of SAMUEL KOFFMAN will take place on Sunday, the 14th inst., at 10 o'clock A. M., Irom the residence of his brother, No. 797 Lexington avenue. Relatives and iriends are invited, The members of the congregation Bnai Jeshurun are respectfully requested to attend the funeral of Mr. SAMUEL Korraan from his late residence. No, 797 Lexington avenue, this (Sunday) morning, M. STRASBURGER, President. LYMAN,—Suddeniy, On Saturday, March 13, 1875, | Joun N, Lyman, aged 66 years, 10 months and 3 days, Notice of funeral hereafter. Le Paxp.—On Friday, March 12, of Pneumonia, Avoustus Lu Le Pap, aged 53 years, The relauves and iriends of the jamily are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, irom his late residence, No. 11 Vandam street, this (Sun- day) alvernoon, at one o'clock. MAXWELL.—In Brooklyn, KE. D., on Saturday, March 13, MARY FRANCES MAXWELL, aged 11 years, 9 months and 7 days, ‘The relatives and friends are invited to attend the juneral, on Monday, March 15, at two o'clock P. M., from the residence of ber parents, 364 Third street, corner North Seventh. MEAGHER.—February 4, 1875, JOHN MEAGHER, aged 22 years and 6 wonths, son of Marto and Anne Meagner. Relatives ana friends are invited to attend the funeral, from lus la*e residence, 551; Beach atreet, atone o’clock, Moudav, March 15, MEISELL.—Oo Thursday, Ith inst.. ALFRED MEISELL, the son of Caroline and Wolle Mesell, of Montreal. Relatives and friends are invited to-attend the funeral, this (Sunday) morning, at ten o’ciock, at West Fourteenth sireet, METTLER.—On the 10th inst., Wo.sERT S., son of Isaac V. and Marcella Mottler, aged 7 years aud 10 days, ‘The relatives and friends are invited to attend his juneral, trom the residence of his parents, 230 East Tweuty-seventh street, on Sunday, |4th inst., attwo P.M. ‘The remaius to be interred ia Green- wooa, MOSHER.— At Glenville, Conn., on Friaay, March 12, 1875, Jams W. MOSHER, son of Joshua L. and the late Mary G, Mosher, im the 234 year of bis age, Funeral on Monday, at the King street Bapust church, at two o’clock P. M. McCakTuy.—On Saturday, March 13, Evizasera, widow of the late Maurice McOartoy, in the 67th year of her age. The reiatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, irom her late residence, 377 Water street, on Monday, March 15, at two o'clock P. M. McCarTAyY.—On Friday, March 12, JAMES MCCARTHY. aged 50 years, 4 months and 3 days, The relatives and friends of tne family are r spectiully invited to attend the funeral, jrom his late residence, No. 228 South Fifvh street, Broo! dyn, E. D., on Sunday, March 14, at two o’ciock P. MCLAUGHLIN.—On Satarday, March 13, ISABELLA MCLAUGHLIN, beloved sister to Willlam J, and Robert F., aged 23 years, bd ‘The relatives and Iriends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, at the resi- dence of her brother Robert, 266 Sixtn street, Williamsburg, on Monday, March 15, at two o'clock, o’DEa.—On March 12, Jonn O'DEA, a native of | Kiltrogue, county of Galway,in the 38th year of his age. , ‘The iriends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, at two o'clock !. M., rom his late residence, No. 414 East Kighteentn street. PETTIGREW.—Suddenly, on Thursday, March 11, JOHN W. PETTIGREW, youngest son of the late John Pettigrew, of this city. The reiatives ana iriends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, [rom the residence of his mother, 256 Filth avenue, on Mou- day, March 15, at one o’clock. The members of Naval Lodge. No. 69, M., are hereby summoned to meet at th room, 135 West Tuirtieth street, on Monday, Lun inat,, at eleven o’clock sharp, for the purpose of attending the funeral o/ our jate brotuer, Jonn W. Pettigrew. By order, HENRY WHEELER, Secretary. Ryayn.—On Thursday, March 11, JOHN Ryan, in the 28th year of nis a, The relatives and friends of the family are r Spectiully invited to actend the funeral, on Sw aay, at one o'clock, from bis late residence, 6:2 Third avenue, Suakor.—On Saturday, March 13, Joun Suaror, aged 67 years. Notice of funeral tn Monday's paper, Y.—In this city, on Maren 10, MARY ANN, aomas Stanley, in the 35th year of uer w age. The friends of the family, also the members of *, anv A. M., and Court Rovin Hood, No, 4,665, A. O. F., are respectiitily ine vited to attend the funeral, from her late resi- Boss.—in Brooklyn, on Wednesday morning, | dence, 459 West Forty-second street, on sunday, March 10, of pneumonia, MINOR WARD, only soa of | March 14, at one o'clock P. M, English papers please copy. STANSBUKY.—On Friday, March 12, 1875, Isaac STANSBURY, 1D the 53d year of his age, Relatives and friends are respectiully invited to attend te funeral services, irom the residence of | his sister, Mrs. Eliza A. Smith, No, 217 Thompson Street, on Sunday, March 4. at two o'clock P. a Sr. Joun.—At Orange, N. J., on March 13, 1976, LiJAG H. St. JOHN, aged 63 years, Funeral on Monday, March 15, at half-past two P.M. at his late residence. Trains leave 1oot of returning, leave Brick Cuurch station at STOORKEY.—On Friday, March 12, HANNAH, widow of Henry Stookey. The reiatives and friends of the family are re- Spectiuliy inv. fo attend the funerai, rom No. 19 North Moore street, this day, March 14, at two o'clock, UNDERBILI.—On Saturday, March 13, WALTER in the 47th year of nis age. uO M. UNDERHIL: His triends are imvited to attend the funeral, on Monday, Marca 16, ut three o'clock P. M., at the house of his brotne: jaw, Henry E. Li nce, in: No, 67 East Twenty-firth street, VELasco.—OD ‘Toesday, March 8 after a short iliness, Mrs, LYDIA A, VELASCO, in the 9th year of | ber age. Hartford (Conn.) papers please copy. WaLverk.—On Friday, March 12, of pneumonia, ALFRED WALLER, in the 6ist year of his age, Relatives and (riends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday, Muarcn 16, at eleven o’ciock, (rom Grace church, White Plains, Trains, by Hariem Rairoad, leave Grand Centrat depot at 9:lo and 10:05 A. M., returning at 12:10 and 1: Wewis.—On Saturday, March 13, FREDRRICE CO, WELLS, In the 5th year of his age. d The inneral services will be held at his late i dence, No. 156 West Eleventh street, at twelve M., on Monday, the 1th inst, Wesourt,—On_ Friday, March 12, of dipntneria, Carrol, son of William P. aud Sarah P. Wescott, in the 7th year of his age. Funeral from the residence of his parents, cots ner Summit and Fairmonnt avenues, Bergen, Jer: wey City, On Sunday, March 14, at Wo o’clucKs