The New York Herald Newspaper, December 26, 1875, Page 9

*TINANCTAL AND COMMERCIAL. Db BBS iN,0.N. The Transportation Ques- tion. Wart Srrert, } Sarunvay, Dec. 25—6 P. M. Christmas being observed as a close holiday through.” wut Christendom to-day furnishes no reports of either loreign or domestic markets for comment; therefore ve may be permitted fora moment to considera sub- ‘ect of vital importance to the commercial interest of ew York city and State, For more than a year our nerchants have been more or less agitated upon the qnestion of cheap.and equal rates for the transportation # freight to and from the seaboard eities. The imme- liate cause of the recent outburst of indignation was an alleged inequality in the rates from Boston and New York to the West, our own railroads being charged with discriminating against the tradeofthiscity. The Hxratp as already shown that at this particular timo this alleged discrimination was more imaginary than real, Decause the great balk of tho business from New York was still being done under contracts made last sum- mer at lower rates than those complained of from Bos- on, Upon this point Mr, Willum H. Vanderbilt, at the recent conference with a committee of merchants, expressed himself as follows:—‘‘During the summer the freight rates were ruinously low, and in September she Now York roads advanced them to fifty cents on Grst class, Most of the business had since been done at special rates, however, and it was supposed that the anxiety of the merchants on the subject was due to tho fact that their contracts were about expiring. When the rates were raised it was not intended to in- jure New York merchants, but to get paying prices for small floating business, In November all the trunk lines proposed an increase of rates to seventy-five cents, believing that the New York merchants were protected under their contracts,” Hero.is a confession that seems to furnish to the Now England and Canada railroads a suflicient reason why they could not adopt the New York schedule estab- (ished in November, as Mr. Vanderbilt says expressly, “to get paying prices for the small floating business.’” Had. they done so it would have resulted in Boston paying seventy-five or eighty cents for what New York was paying only thirty cents on the bulk of its busi- gQess—a result over which the average Boston merchant would have waxed exceedingly wrathful and made the (ocality of the “Hub” particularly “hot” for its railroad officials, However, the agitation of the subject has resnited in equalizing the rates as between the large and small ‘shippers from New York, so that the occasional shipper of one or more packages may now ship upon equal terms with his opulent neighbor, instead of at a cost of 160 ger cent greater, as was the case one week ago. Yet the great question of the future remains unsolved. No one who has given to the subject of-railroad trans- ‘portation the most casual attention will contend that therates fixed by the November schedule (a basis of seventy-five cents for first class for about 1,000 miles) sre exorbitant, while many who have studied the ques- tion will doubt ifthose rates would return even legal (nterest upon the actual (not watered) cost of the roads, {t must be remembered that the proposed rate of seventy-five cents is only about one-half of any winter tate before that of 1873, and therefore that the present yate of thirty cents is only one-fifth of the ante-panic prices, This fact suggests a thought of the fearful losses the present system of warfare has already occasioned the roads engaged, and also shows the impossibility of guch-@condition much longer existing. It therefore ‘ehooves the mercantile mind to first discover the pauses that have produced, and will continue to intro- ftuce this disturbing feature of uncertainty into all thetr business calculations, and having discovered jhem to manfully apply the remedics. At another time the Herap may make further sug. gestions calculated to aid the merchants in arriving at ‘he truth. The Chicago Zribune, after quoting from ‘eur remarks of last Monday upon this subject, comments 48 follows:—‘The trouble is that the New York mer- zhants are too conservative, and consequently too slow. Any less self-sustained community would have been stirred into white heat by the discriminations of the jrunk lines in favor of Boston, Philadelphia and Balti- more, In cases within our knowledge, bayers that first went to New York have finally bought {rom one of these cival points at higher prices. The difference was more than made good to them by the difference in rates, ‘Wealthy as New York is, it has not the capital to com- ypete with the capital of the railroads, but it has power enough in its influence and commerce to make the rail- foads treat it more fairly. The great instrument for ‘the reform of railroad management, according to Charles Francis Adams, Jr., is the concentration of Qublic attention upon abuses." i FINANCIAL. UGUST BELMONT & CO. Bankers, 19 dgnue Travellers’ Credits, av: ‘through the Messrs. DE ROTHSCHILD and their correspondents, Also Commercial Credits and Telegraphic Transfers of Money on Valifornia and Europe. —I & 5 WORMSER, . BANKERS, 64 AND 66 BROADWA uy and sell on commission GOLD, BONDS aut STOCKS, ate f “and negoti ‘Also. £5 for sale of MINING STOCKS at the SAN FRANGISCO Stock BXCHANGE, and transact a General Banking Business. Nassau streot, able in all parts of the world, —DEFAULTED RAILROAD 30: . dougie. wor sold by the old est jond House of ALBERT H. NILOLAY & CO., 43 Pine street, New York. $5,000 HACKENSACK AND NEW YORK EXTE: « ,tign Railroad 7 per cent Gat mortxaye bonds for vale ow by EDWARD ©. FOX & CO., SU Brod street. LL DESCRIPTIONS OF WESTERN NOTES, BONDS ‘and sold; 10 per cent investments » Sear dence solicited. & AULL, Note Brokers, St. Louis, Mo. torre BAKE Y Cm Pibe ie 4 BROAD- » WAY. BUY AND GES" mE tatre, Me HE NEW. ORK Me EXCHANGH? rot REFERENCES GIVEN IN AND iD LEADING CITIES bag yh) ae RY FIRST Bares ces i000, SALE on Now Yor ity proper a nm a lib- ‘ral discount for Drompe cad. SD iply to CE. BROWN, 0 Cortlandt street, room 2, NW Sees TO LOAN ON NEW YORK, oe te Ceti 4 no di ‘Gres bapa city Property, without bont moruegte be ght and sold at lowest rates. Cortland’ street, room 2. T fh tata oa RATES. MONEY Endowment Insurance Folicie Sorte nd other securities; Insurance, of, all kin ected with hest cou: panies. 3.3 HABRICH & CO. iT Broadway. YOUNG LADY, RECENTLY THROWN ON HER Pott resources, would like to meet a gentle snag of means. kind disposition, who Will assist her financially, town Sean beaut off office. ON dd AND inting interview, ADVERSITY, Herald Up- OF NEW ‘ed the thirty. cont per ane ry 2 for the num. non deposit ul Interest not withdrawn will be credited as an original de- posit and entitled to interest from January 1, and will be en fered on the depositor’s book whenever presented osits made on or before Monday, January 10, will bear tnterest from January 1. ‘The bank is o} sf money from 10 A. M. t Sagardaya from 10 4. M. t0.7 Bank books in German, English und trench, tA QUINTARD, President. M., aud on Mondays and Sarneva A. Bunce, Secretary. * a Sui interest paid Interest commences the Ist of the month next cr ja yond Bank open dally: also eer Wea n even JOHN E, DEW! Vice Prosi jont. President. ), Secretary. IRST CLASS INVESTMENT BONDS. Brooklyn City 7's, due in 1904, Buffalo City Rochester Cincinnati i Also Tow: T's, due in 1890. ia Hey DANIEL A. MORAN, No. 40 Wa pe he hl pid MONEY TO Saath Aine AL ‘ork city Mo ithout bonus. Principals desiring ey eaten, onus. p se t : rE GRANT, 145 Broadway. pee ceases A SHALL, HAVE PROM $150,000 70 $200,000. TO Joan on bond and mortgage on Improved New York City Soke enh tart eas ass 5 WARNER PLATT, 11 Broxdway. street. mn every Af the reception and payment | iy NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 26, ‘crite ae ee RN nr FORE, 2, FImBOB, NO. 6 PINE STARLET, oan and West % ditt areiaons scigages af lowest rate: seh pen MORTGAGE; MORE ofa la, Spbacban, wee: wclanaieiads 34: K. 13 way, room 35. TALIST OR AN EXPERIENCED builder to build from 25 to SU Grat class dwelling houses near} ork wei L P, TODD, 55 Liberty street. W 4 etEp—an ACTIVE MAN TO INVEST $5,000 TO $10,000 and take position of treasurer in a profitavle manufacturing business that will bear investigation, Ad- dress TREASORER, box 2,681 Post office, MOXEX, 70, LOAN FOR TERM OF YEARS—ON A- ty propert Prin {ols Gals apply oJONMEAR SPUON DICT: 145 Browd. rs Y IND AND (D LEASEHOLD fi Pak Sd bate 4 bc Parties requiring fonds terms. or having fan ros invest Sele. apply to GEORGE W, STAKE, room 8, 150 Broudway. ‘ONEY TO. BOND AND MORTGAGE IN ‘sums of without bonus and moderate riteon Apply vo WH. STREETER ot P. , BEN. NEEE Nota way, tovin ANTED—A PARTY WITH $3,000 TO $5,000, TO, AS- sociate with advertiser to start an tion, furnitare: and general commission Luasin an unusual chance to make money in this business the coming ing; advertiser thoroughly underst, the business and considered an Al bu vaio tit ps bout so yeok to put in ill tarnish first class er aOvo dh ability. Address WOOD- RUPE, Horald Uptown Branc! fee ACTIVE MAN wHo c AN FUR- $2,000 in cash, to take charge of a branch office in Philadeigiies position of trust; liberal salary; no partic- ulars except at interview; bess of referynees given, and re- quired. Address Post ‘office box 3.885 New York. OBTH BIVRE SAVINGS BANK, Kigbth avenue and Wost Thirty -fourth stree bividead te Hoard of Trustees buve declared # semi- annual dividend at the rate of six per cent per annum on all sams from '®5 to $5,000, payable out of the net profits of the last six months on’ and after jank open Selly Troan 10.4. M. Wednesday and Saturday evenings James O, Bunwert, Secretary. PwiNclPaLs WHO HAVE FUNDS TO INVEST ON bond and mortgage or desire to buy or sell first class ggummerclal, pape please upply to or addross C.K. BROW: street, room 2. jaary 17, 1876. to3 P.M. ; also on Monday, from 6'to 8 o'clock, HOOPER, President. EAD THE pee nen CONTAINING THE LA’ ATESY oMOCkL AND TELE- GRAPHIC NEWS, AND nunuste ations or LICK SKETCHES AND Wigs PARTNER, WITH $10,000, IN THE manutucture of an article made of iron, just patentod, and ae Eel ym domed throughout the equity ho expen Dery, location optional with inv ‘Auldrese CENTRNSTAL: box ono Sengew Falls N.Y TELL KNOWN BROADWAY HOUSE, IN THE beat of standing, offers « half interest in their dosirable business for $30,000; the closest scrutiny solicited from un- exceptionable applicants only. Apply to GRIGUs & CARL TON, 98 Broadway. 1.500 ASTIE:, OF 92.00, SPECIAL, PART. aw ner.—Buainess | ablivhed ; profits large. rincipals meaning business, ani others, address, with f roal name, CONFIDENCIAL, box 162 Herald oftie, $5. 000. =A GOOD BOOKKEEPER WANTED, WHO ‘will loan this amount, under best security, to his omplo; References exchanged. Address E., box 171 Heraid office. NEWSBOYS' DINNER. $5, (000 TO $10,000 WANTED IN AN ESTAB- ALSO SPECIAL ARTICLES ON SHOP GIRLS lished subscription, Publishing House in this planation given, Partie RAC the money and srectre of * STARVATION, baainoasean call on 0. THORNTON: 592 ir oA PECIAL NOTICE.—THE DEPOSITORS IN THE —G00D CHANGE. A. MANUFAOTUR- Mutual Benefit Savings Bank, who havo not presented thelr books to the subscriber tor verification are requested to do so without delay at the offive Intely occupied by the said bank No. 1 Centre street, Stauts Zeitung Building, it belng importaut with reference toan early dividend. Notice to Prosent books at auy other plage is unauthorized by me. W, #. ALDRICH, Roceiver. LIC ARE HEREBY NOTIVIRD THAT THE FOL LON ING PLACES ARE THE ONLY AUTHOR Bia ot, eet FOR THE RECEIPT OF ADVERTISE. pen " AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE NEW YORK BROADWAY, CORNER ANN STREET. Ft ea BOA ADWA AY aa M4 Sou ALG SPREET, PHILADELPHIA, ve BR BOERUM AND FULTON STREETS, BROOK. ? for which I will give liberal bonus and the use of fing horse, phaeton, and harness, worth $000, Address imue- 8 AND 10 PER VENT. Strictly first class City and County Bonds, paying 10 to 12 per con for sale on favorable veri er ver cont, H. NIGOLAY & C0,, tment Securities our wpeciaity 2% years, WANTED—ON BOND AND MORTGAGE tato in one of the best locations in Brooklyn; a good invest- ment and well secured. Principals only address fur furtner 5 WA O00 dur good private House; ample security. Address OWNER, R, Vox 1st Herald Uptown Branch office. 9} 000 2% mortgage on Brooklyn Property ; security un- ubted; also two brown stone Houses to lease’ or fur sale, turnished; none but principals need apply. Address box 49 Post office, Brooklyn. ment land, worth $75,000; no shysters need answer. Principals on) hazing th nis ammount to Jown address, $35 (00 WANTED ON FiRsT MORTGAGE ON +), a four story building in the eity, erected Zamer at a coat of oudsmmen first class: w allow two per cont and dis- CLINTON, 55 Liberty street. $85. (OO Irae tenet ne aie reitortate, Rice ', basement. 7.000 70, HOsssO®, LIFE POLICIES, MER- chandise, Diamonds, Jewelry, Warehouse evniidential, WILLIAM REIMAN, 114 Nassau street, room 5. on improve: eal Estate in sams to suit, by WILLIAM L. MARCY, dealer in bullion and specie, No. ANTED—A LOAN OF $300 FOR THREE MONTHS, diately, Post office box 4, Railroad Bonds and other choice securities, 43 Pino street, New York. € $2. 000 threo oF fve years, on improved Real ks: particulars B, 8., Herald office. NIED—ON OND AND MORTGAGE $5.0 ( 000 WANTED—ON BOND AND 0 $15, 000 WAxt#2-oN sgcuRitY oF GovERN: appointing interview, R. 8. 7. os 0); size GOx100; brick und 10 LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, ARD V. HARNETT, 111 Broadway, row 2k Storage Receipts, Bonds, &e, Business entirety $163. 000 Xow BN SAY BANK TO LOAN 1 Wall strect. 395 000 % LOAN ON CITY IMPROVED oD. Property er pain of reer Principals ouly apply to MERWIN & CO., 483 and 469 Canal stepet, gont's furnishing store, TO LOAN ON GOOD PROPERTY— $590. CUO, cams, aliens Jong time, and buy lortgages Insurance Policies, and other Securitie Money for per cont, PAUL P. TODD, 55 Liberty str BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. MANUFACTURING FIRM, DOING AN. AL business, desires an active or special partner, with About $50,000 capital, to enable them te extend their busi- ness; a fine opportunity isotfered to the right party. Prin- cipals only aduress PARTNER, box 197 Herald office. N_ ESTABLISHED JOBBING HOUSE, KEEPING A stock of straw goods, flowers and feathers, would like to have some gvod man or men put in a stock of silk goods in connection with above goods. Address MILLINERY GOODS, Herald office. A. RARE CHANOg 70 INVEST IN OR BUY OUT A flourishing manufacturing business which will gurcly ay a net profit of 40 per cent on a capital of from $10,000 to $20,000," Business ‘a fine factory with every necessary appliance anit plenty of orders on file and at command, “Adaress MANUFACTURER, box 114 Horald ice, GENTLEMAN DESIRES A LADY PARTNER IN A 4A. boarding house. Address MATRIMONY, box 117 Herald Uptown Branch office, GENTLEMAN IN BUSINESS, WITH GOOD RE- turns, wishes to meet with another gentleman who would advance him $1,000 fora few months, on good per- sonal security. Address 'T. H., Herald Uptown Branc! fii ional money lenders need repl CAPITAL eture: ADDITIONAL: PROCURED FOR id others; Mining Inter- c., negotiated; Real Estate exchanged for Business; person: out charge) of appro' & Benham, Produce Commission, 108. Br reau & Raynor, Lf Athoxraphors and Printers, with capital seeking business (with: 1d opportuni ti ence--Thomas advised ote ‘ond treet. e GRIGGS — & * Cal aud Business Brokers, 98 Brodaway. WTON, Financial IN THIS MANUFACTURING HOUSE CITY, doing a safe, profitable and increasing business, wish An active or partner with $25,000; best of reference. bi Adare: HALF INTEREST IN A VALUABLE PAT! it FOR £4. a labor-saying machine will bo sold for $1,000; a iarge Pasion ean be. Duilt apne the machine le tminel needed. Address R. 8. X.. Herald E: FOR PRINTING WRAP- railroad and theatre tickats, with change of Address INVENTOR, box 145 pets. ames and numbers, for sale. Herald office. PARTY advertiser in bay on oue of the pring Apply at MILLEK & C EBTS COLLECTED, SUITS PROSKOUTED, ATTACH- ad; titles searched, mortgazes, assign- jogal documents skilfully prepared by “WHITE, ‘Avtoruoy aud. Ooumselion, Nos 205 WANTED, WITH $2,000, TO JOIN THE ell established Billiard Parlor 8; references; box 132, st Sixteenth street. -ARGE INDUCEMENTS TO A PARTY WITH 83,000, to ee ‘on the market valuabie articles, new! and utents ulready obtained; no agents heed apply. AJOR, Herald office. DARTNER WANTED—WITH $1,000, IN A MANU- story, now in sucessful operation ; goods are staple ax and meet with ready sales. Add dress JAQUES, room 70 Astor How ARTNER WANTED—WITH FROM $3,000 TO $5,000, ufo and profitable manitfacturin, z bust: ed. Address box 5,259 Post o URCHASER WANTED—FOR A PEDLER'S WAGON, Horyes and Stock ; full outtit for country trad de; good route and good business; mostly cash, salen; is paying now : will exhibit books, give full details and explain reasons for Selling: an opportunity seldom offered. Address PEDLEI, Herald office. ARE ONANCE,—A WHOLESALE AND RETAIL HAT and Fur Establishment; best stand down towu. Au curly cull secures agreat bargain, 154 Herald office, SUNDAY TELEGRAM, EaD THE ao fi ing CONTAINING me ATEsT LOCAL AND TELE- iaiahitig” kas AN r td N By BEANE LICK SKETC a) AND | WSBOYS' DINNER, ALSO SPECIAL anirouEs * ON SHor GIRLS SPECTRE of STARVATION, ALLWAY ENGINE AND PONSTRUCTION.— ‘The auderigued, cell eapiucer ot ) years’ experience in the construction of railroads, mostly in Ventral New York, offers hie services in the making of preltminary, surveys, to: cation and estimates of cos: of construction, oF in the bulld- Parties “eet a econ: way can have their work thor- ated, References tpl and private part aber wn'to W. SPENCER, Civil Engineer, Uticw, N.Y. Unica, N, ¥.. Dees 1, 1875, Qawing MACHINE PATENT, $1,500, WiLL PUR- chage, title clear. the Patent ‘to the Elastic Treadle, Doing reissue patent No, 4,184, antes Bentomber 2 oughly and promptly respectfully wollely gubseriber. Address 1, 1870; reissue, November 2%, 187 thiext, softest and bricity lowing muchine iu the world; & ein ute and oan be,vouched for. Avp!y vo ingineer, Washington, SFStd FIXTORES AND LEASE OF 4 cHOIcR est location on Broadw: (ONT, box tor oue week, BEA Rewon besaseoee or isch HE GREATEST DOWN TOWN BUSINESS STAND eo oe) am and ability requisite. Address A J ANTED—A PART ITH $5,000 TO BUY ON half inverest in established busines and Increasing: & ox [ Rat to Finn A CAPiraLisr to ruRNisit as to bring Out two new machines of practical uAlity ; ine in thirty du uisifess open- siden Fostin, Hocald chance for thove jooking for @ busiuess, Address 8 Post office, Ni by. a Bes pe 9 WITH FROM $1,000 TO $5,000, se Wreaeurer for & small party going throug! Cantiornin in and South Amerion with @ firs bed line of specialtios, Addross A. B, F,, box wr} tlorald Address HATTER, box | 95 $25.00 + ing firm wishes a special or active partner, with above amount, to enlarge their very successiul busi- ness. Principals only address EB. ME 0. 132 Nassau. street, room TO INVES? IN IMPROVED UNENCUM- $90. Q)0.0. werea Heal, Kessate’ In tho Stuve of Now also wanted, private Residence on the Hudson, unen- ered. Address G. Y., Herald oft DY TAKEN OUT OF THE, 2.000.000. arises ved tocelt 8 mines; capital these mines; capitalists can have con- Call at 162 Broadway, room 9. a ee CENTRAL PARK SAVINGS BANK. About forty depositors of the Central Park Savings Bank, which failed some time since, met yesterday at Brevoort Hall, in Fifty-(ourth street, for the purpose of taking some concerted action toward the recovery of their money, Mr. George J, Wood, ono of the depositors, said ho’ $1 tunnel to interc: trol; no risk. thought there should be a commitiqa of five appointed to take the matter into considera- tion and make some investigation in rolation to the condition of the bank before engaging counsel. An indignant depositor said that when the bank was first organized it was thought to be a very good institu- tion, Even the parish priest, Father McMahon, advised hus parishioners to put their money there on deposit. He subsequently, however, finding that the institution was not so good as was at first supposed, advised them to withdraw it again, Where,” said the speaker, “are these honest men? Why are they not here to-day to see the depositors and pay them their money ?”” Yhe chairman finally appointed the following named gentiemen as the commitiee:—George J. Wood, Horatio F, Averill, Francis Dunning, Timothy Donovan, John H. Brown, On motion the chairman was added to the committee, and the meeting adjourned. rr MAR RAGES © AND. DEATHS. ~~ ENGAGED. Maas—SrRAvss.—Sunday, December 19, 1875, Racuxt, Maas and Louis Sreauss, all of this city. VANDERBKUGI—PIKe.—Mr. JouN VANDERPRUGLE, of Brooklyn, to Miss Roskrra Prix, of Boston, Muss, MARRIED. Ryer—Watorox.—On Tuesday, Zist inst., by Rev. Dr. Gallaudet, Aterep RygR, of New York, to Miss Erma Waxprox, of East Norwich, L. I. Srvart—Maw.—On Wednesday, the 22d inst., at the residence of the bride's parents, by the Rev. Stephen H. Tyng, Jr., Sixctam Start to MARY FRaNcES, daughter of Robert J. Maw, alt of this city. DIED. ber 23, Captain N, ANpkRSON, in the 49th vear of bis age. "The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the fungral, from bis late resi- dence, 252 Raymond street, on Sunday, the 26th Inst., at two o'clock. Banva.—On Friday, December 24, Many, Wieart Banta, in the 76th year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends are, respecttalty Invited to attend her funeral, sevoort street, on Monday, at ten o'clock A. M. Bisnor,—On Saturday, December 25, Eviru R., only daughter of Thomas and Sarah A. Bishop. ‘The remains will be interred at St. Johusbury, Vt. wife of Buock, aged 9 months and 10 days. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully inviied to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, 140 Franklin street, on Suaday, the 26vb int, at one o'clock P, M. Boytx.—On Saturday, the 25th of December, at her late residence, 179 Varick street, MarGakwr BOYLEN, in the 35th year of her age. Her remains will be taken toSt. Anthony’s Church, Sullivan street, on Monday next, at ten A. M., thence to Calvary Cometery for interment, Relatives and friends are respecttully invited to attend her funeral, Bravy,—On Friday, December 24, PaTgick BRaby, in the 60th year of his age, The relatives and friends of the family are respect- | fully invited to attend the funeral, trom bis late resi- | dence, 160 East Broadw: | half-past one o'clock P.M. Brows.—In Greenpoint, L. 1., December 25, at haif- | past three o'clock A. M., Isanetia WakNkR, the be- loved wife of Robert Brown, after a lingering illness, Relatives and iriends of the family are requested to attend her funeral, trom the Presbyterian church ¢or- ner of Noble and Lorimer streets on Monday, Decem- ber 27, at half-past twelve o'clock. Halifax (Nova Scotia), and Aberdeenshire (Scotland), papers please copy. Cutcnester.—in Brooklyn, E. D., December 24, | Lewis Cutcmusrxe, in.the Sist year of his age, |" Relatives and friends are invited to attend his faner- | al, trom his late residence, No. 57 South Kighth street, | on Monday, December 27, at haif-past two P. M. Couians.—Suddenly, Tuomas A. CoLuns, aged 52 | Years, 4 months and 20 days. | Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday, December 26, at one o'clock, from his late residence, 169 Elm street. Covrrsy.—On Saturday, December 25, A Counrsy, aged 65 years, RDN. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, trom No. his late residence, 38 East Seventeenth street, on Monday, December tt one o'clock. Covnx,—Suddenly, at Williamsbriage, 20th inst,, Joun Coyix, in his 56th year, ‘The relatives and triends are {nvited to attend td funeral, on Sunday, 20th inst., at balf-past two P. from the Methodist church bridge. Doon#y,—On Thursday evening, December 23, Mary ANN Sunenay, wife of Patrick Dooley. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respec on Monday, denee, 259 Third avenue, on Sunday, 2618 inst, at one | o'clock P. Donk On Thursday, December 25, Micraxt, Dorr, The relatives and {riends are respectiully invited to attend the funeral, trom St. John’s Lutheran church, Christopher strect, near Bleecker, on Sunday, the 20th, M. at one Dusenper’ At Cherry Hill, N. J., Friday ber 24, Tuomas Giazin, only son of Henry G. and Ger- trude M. Dusenbury, aged 1 month and 19 days. Facas.—On Friday, December 24, 1875, Rictaro Facan, tn the 55th year of his age. A native of the parish of Maine, county Wesumeatu, Ireland. The relatives and triends of the family, and those of his nephews, James and Edward Conor, are respect fully invited to attend the funeral, from h at half past one o'clock Fiend. —CAaTurRine F “atherine Field, aged 5 years, departed this life on Friday, the 24th day of December. The funeral will take place trom the residence of her parents, No. 152 Canal street, on Sunday, December 26, be one 0! reloek. win.—in Brooklyn, December 25, 1875, eae ‘of T, Frank Gladwin, aged 37 years ‘The funeral will tuke place from her late residence, 287 Baltic street, Tuesday, December 28, at one P. M. GsaeNaer.—JULIA, daughter of Margaretha Gsaonger and sister of Catharina Wulff, died in the 18th year of her age, Friends of tho family are respectfully invited to at- tend her funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at halt-past one o'clock, from the residence of her’ mother and sister, No. &7 Kighth avenue, to Greenwood Cemeter: Guyox.—iIn Brooklyn, December 23, Henry n the 82d year of his age. nd iriends of tho iamily are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of bis son-in-law, Richard T. Rich, 145 Van Buren strect, Brookiyn, on Sunday, the 26th inst., at ten A, M. mains to’ be tuken to Moravian Cemetery, Staten Island. Hinscu.—On Friday morning, December 24, Isinorn Hinson, in the 36th year of his age. Mary, bers of Humboldt Lodge, No, 512, F. and A, M.; the members of Beersheeba Lodge, |. 0. B. B.; the mem. bers of the Congregations Adath Israel and Rodoiph Sholam, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Sanday) morning, at hal his late residence, No. 719 Thiri . Hrrnerinerox,—Suddenly, at Stapleton, on Satur- | day, December 25, Joan W, Hetunuixaros, aged 21 years. Notice of funeral hereafter. Hvoues,—On Saturday, the 25th Huenxs, in the 75th year bt hor as ‘The funeral will take place on shag atone o'clock, i the residence of her son-in-law, ver De Jarlais 1,524 Second avenue, The friends of sive facnily are tm vited to attond. Kink.—On Friday, December 24, 1875, Lewis J. Kren, ‘The Cunecal will Uke niacn, (gyi Wyo pte reaylonce. ob inst., Brincet Awpersox,—Suddenly, on Thursday evening, Decem- | from her late residence, 56 Gan- | Biock.—On Friday, December 24, Kowix Conran | y, on Sunday, December 26, at | } funeral, fully invited to attend the faneral, from her late rosi- | 51) dence, $35 Kast Thirty-s! atl street, this day (Sunday), | up, daughter of Richard and | Re- | | The relatives and Iriends of the family, also the mem- it nine o'clock, from | } | CONTAINING TH te 1875.— Clashon’s Point, Westchester county. at eleven A. of Monday, Decomber 27, 1875. Relatives and friends, and also the members of Mosaic Lodge, No 418, F. and A. M., and of the Ninth Class Association of Vid Pubic Sehool, No. 14, aro respectiully invited to attend. Mosaic Lopar, No, 418, F, axo A. M.—Buwrii You are hereby immoned to attend a special commu- nication of the lodge at Corinthian rooms, Odd Fellows? Hall, on Monday, January 27, at twelve o'clock sharp, to pay the last tribute of respect to omr late brother, Lewis J, Kirk. The lodge will take trains at aoe Cen- tral depot at one o'clock. By order of H. C. Ri Kekk.—Ou Saturday morning, f odeaairme hy at the residence of her parents, 149 East Fortieth screet, Extaxon RK, daughter of Lawrence R. and Mary Kerr, Notice of funeral hereaiwr. Krrouto,—At the Winchester House, New York, on Friday morning. December 24, Joun "Bessamix, JT. be ehild of Alice May and Frederick McHenry {iching, aged 6 months, Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, at 21 West Thirty-second street, on Monday, December 27, at haif-past ten A. M. Kwarr.—On Friday, December 24, Mrs, ELiZaseta Kyarr, aged 29 years. The relatives ‘and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the Pilgrim Baptist church, West Thirty-third street, near Ninth avenue, on Sunday, December 26, at balf past one o’clock = LinpeMAN,—At Mount Vernon, N. Y., on Decembor 24, Wituiam Linpemay, late of the firm of Lindeman & Sons, in the 82d year of his age. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from his late residence, on Monday, the 27th, at one P. M. Carriages will be tn waiting on the arrival of tne 12 M. train from Grand Central depot, New Haven Railroad. Lockurr.—On Friday, December 24, 1875, Marta, rel- ict of the late Josepli’ Lockett, aged 14 years and 6 months. Rejatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- tend her funeral from her lato residence, nie Carlton avenue, Brooklyn, at twoo’clock, Monday, December 27, Lurrssey,—G. Lenssen, in the 59th year of his age. Notice of the funeral hereatter. Mius,—On Wednesday, December 22, fanny, wife of Edward Mills. The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 147 Bast Sixty first street, on Sunday, December 26, at half-past twelve o'clock, MonGAN.—Fuiza Morcan, motner of Asher R, Mor- gan, in the S4th year of her age. Relatives and friends, and those of her son, are in- vited to attend the funeral services, at his residence, No. 66 West Fiftieth street, Monday, December 27, ab eleven A. M “.-—The funeral of the late Davin Munn will be from his lato residence, at Haverstraw, on Monday, at two o'clock P. M. MURRAY.—On Saturday, December 25, after a short but severe illness, Mrs. Maxy Murray, in the 64h year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Sheppard, 185 Franklin street, Greenpoint, on Monday, 27th inst., at two o'clock. McLu#ax,—On Wednesday, December 22, 1875, Num McLEan, aged 56 years. ‘The rélatives and friends of the family, also members of Chancellor Walworth Lodge, No. 271, F. and A. M.; Priune Chapter 241, ané Columbian Commandery No. 1, are respecttully invited to attend his funeral on Sun: day, 26th inst.,at one P. M., from his late residence, No. 128 East Nineteenth street. ANCKLLOR WaLwortu Lover, No. 271, F. ann A, M.—Brerunun—You are requested to attend a speciai communication at our rooms, Masonic Temple, to-day, at twelve o'clock, to attend the funeral of our late es- teemed brother, Neill McLean, CHARLES R. WHITING, Master, Frevenicn W. Hernine, Secrotary. Nowrsi On Friday morning, December 24, 1875, aged 8 years and 6 months, ALyxep P. Nourse, dr., son of Alfred P. and Camilla F. Nourse, Funeral from the residence of his parents, 20 West Thirty-sixth street, at half-past nine A. M., on Monday, the 27th. Relatives and friends respectlully invited to attend, O’BiuEN. —On Saturday, December 25, at her parents? residence, 68 Pike street, Eniza, youngest daughter of Thomas G, and Kate O’Brien, Hoopiess,—At Chicago, Christmas Eve, Captain W. R. Hoopesss, late of this’ city, in the 76th year of his age. O'Donxett.—Huon O’Downent, December 25, at his residence, 422 First street, in the 58th year of his age. Relatives and friends of the family are requested to attend his funeral, on Surday, December 26, from St. Vincent de Paul’s Church, North Sixth street, Will lamsburg, at two o'clock. PRARSALL. —On the 23d inst., Jawks Peansat, aged 74 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, trom his late resi- dence, No. 233 West Forty eventh street, this day (Sunday), at half-past one o'clock. Piack.—Suddenly, at Orange, N. J., December 24, years, 1875, Cano.tne, wile of Fletcher Place, aged 39 Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to tend her funeral from the residence of her father, Wm. Delamontagnie, 645 Greene avenue, Brooklyn, on Mon- day, the 27th inst, at halt-past one o'clock, P.’ M. Price.—On Friday morning, December 24, Jou Price, in the 45th year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 443 Kast Sixteenth street, corner of avenue A, at half. past one o'clock P. M. Sunday, 26th inst., to Greenwood Cemetery. Notick.—-The members of Warren Lodge, No. 84, I. 0. O. F., are hereby notitied to meet at their rooms, No, 327 Bowery, on Sunday, December 26, at one o'clock to attend the scan ofour late brother Jonn By order of BR. BLAUVELT, N. G. Gro. L. MARTIN, Kasay P. 8.—Members of sister lodges are respectfully tn- vited. Quixy.—At the pastoral residence, on the 28d inst. after along and puinful tilness, of ‘chronic disease o the heart, year of his age, Funeral services in bis church at Piermont, at ten A. M., on Tuesday, 28th inst., after which his remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for interment. The reverend clergy and his numerous friends are respect- fully invited to attend, Trains leave Jorsey City for Piermont at seven and half-past eight o'clock A. M. Returning, carriages will be in waiting at Twenty-third street ferry, New York, at three o'clock P. M. Rets,—JEaNuTTR FRANCHS, wife of Jacob Reis, Jr. and daughter of the late Frederick Hepburn. Funeral from her late residence, No. 11 Eldert street, Brooklyn, BE. D., on Monday, 2 ath inst, at two P, M. RoseNnaum.—The aged 75 years, will take place from the Home for Aged and Infirm Hebrews, northwest corner of Lexington avenue and Sixty-third street, this (Sunday) morning, December 26, atten A. M. Members and patrons a invited to attend. By order. Mrs, P. J, JOACHIMSEN, President, Rvag,—In Brooklyn, December 24, of heart disease, Joun M. Rvae, in the o0th year of his age, ev. Joun Quinx, of Piermont, in the 67th | funeral of Hirsch Rosenbaum | The friends of the family are respectiully invited to | attend the funeral, from his late residence, 114 Bergen street, on Sunday, the 26th inst, at one olclock, The remains will be taken to Hompstoad by mail train Monday morning by Long Isiand Railroad, Rusi.—Winty, son of William H. and Sarah Rush, aged 1 year, 4 months and 6 days. ‘The relatives and friends are invited to attend the from the residence of his parents, No. 641 Hudgon street, this (Sunday) evening, at five’ o'clock. | ‘The remains will be taken to Peekskill for interment, Sioat,—On Thursday morning, December 23, Joux Drake Star, son of the late Rear Admiral Sloat, Funeral from his jate residence, No. 104 East Six- tieth street, on Sunday next, at one o'clock P.M. Members of Mechanics’ Lodge No. 31, ¥. and A. M., are respectfully invited to be present. ‘Also the frater: nity in generai, Saturday, December 2, Mctvorp Suita, inneral, at half-past one o'clock, this day, from his late residence, 182 Third street, Brooklyn, E. D. Sarra,—In Brooklyn, December 23, Samu, Saarn aged 74 years. Friends and relatives are requested to attend the funeral, at his late residence, No, 813 Bergen street, day (Sunday),-at two P.M. Surroy.—On Christinas morning, ANsm Josxparye, Youngest child of James and Grace Sutton, aged 3 years aud 16 days. Funeral on Monday, December 27, at two o'clock P. M., from the bouse 1,193 Dean street, Brooklyn. Tuomrsoy.—On Saturday, December 26, 1875, Wit- 1AM B, THOMPSON, in the 67th year of his age. Relatives and friends are invited to attend his fu- nerai from his late residence, No. 36 East Thirwetn street, on Tuesday, December 28, at_ four o'clock P. M. Warv.—On December 23, Neat, Warp, of Conwell near Litterkenny, county Donegall, aged 48 years. The relatives and frieuds are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 206 West Twenty- seventh street, on Sunday, the 26th inst, at balf-past one o'clock P,’ M., sharp. Wurm. —At his residence, 15 Catherine street, on Friday, December 24, alter a protracted illness, Joux H, Wuirs, in ibe 35th year of his age. Relatives and friends are requested to attend the funeral services, at the residence of his mother-tn-law, Mrs, Robertson, 92 East Tenth street, this (Sunday) a! ternoon, at three o'clock. ‘The members of C company, Seventh regiment, and members of the Veteran Ascoviation, are respectfully invited to attend. ZaNGER. —On Thursday, December 25, 1875, UnaRirs JANGER, In the 24th your ot his age, “The relatives and friend’ of the family are respect- fully invited to attend bis faneral, from his late resi- dence, 108 East Eight; yg Street, on Sunday, the 2th inst, at one o'clock P. M. oe ee FINE ARTS. SIBLE PARTY WISHES TO RENT FOUR vures of soins merit to huny in his gallery for Address H. B., box 117 Herald Uptown Branch the winter. office, QEAD THE SUNDAY TELE v PRICK TWO CONTAINING THE A LATEST LOCAL AND TE! Carrs NEWS, AND ILLUSTRATI POLICE SKETCHES AND NEWSBOYS' DINNER. ALSO SPECIAL ARTICLES ON SHOP GIRLS AND. SPECTRE OF STARVATION, Mage LECTURES EVERY DA AY D 626 Broadw: ‘ay, bY ©, Frasher Howard, author of autora Galea jPratreting his new and wonderful rule ALOULATOR post free for 00 cents. b ti Me RORAM EAD THE 8 L i Te ng J nati TWEWS. as seamed sc) SKETCHES AND x NEWSBOYS’ DINNER, ALSO SPECIAL ARTICLES ON SHOP GIRLS SPECTRE OF gTARVATION, and friends are respectfully requested TRIPLE SHEET. SPECIAL NOTICES, — SPECIAL NOTICES, A. GRAND HOLIDAY DISTRIBUTION, GRAND HOLIDAY DISTRIBUTION. GRAND HOLIDAY DISTRIBUTION. $600,000 in Currency. $600,000 in Currency. {$800,000 in Currency. $000,000 in Currongy. $600,000 in Currency $000,000 in Curréney. $600,000 in ¢, urrency. $600,009 ia Currency. Grand Captval Gitt $100,000, Grand Capital Gift $100,000. Grand Capital Git $100,000. Grand Capital Gift 100.000, I | 0. Gi j KENTUCKY SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBUTION. DRAWS VRIDAY, DECEMBER 31, CERTAIN, List of 1 Git or $000. Gin ot $50,000 Lin of ‘000, 1 Gift of a0 1 Gite of ‘000. 1 Gith of | 5 Gifts of $5,000, 25-bun._ 10 Gite of $2,500, 36'000 oot sits of 00. om. SoD Gis of "100, 0000 . ons amou 0 Tickets, 20; Halves, $10. Quarters, $B: Bighiha, B2 80. Addrows all orders (01 co ‘Tickots iu this mog- nificent scheme to the AST wavs & c0., 7 Broadway, N.Y. jew York Aj THOM. A Oa bynes Pov ins MENT LOTTERY— so coltfautied and condcted vy th si a Srument. ‘$3,491,020, gold, $0 be drawn, ~°7™ 58X04 Go First drawing, ( tvthed ey ped 4, 1876, 50,000 prio among 100,00) veketn 1 prio of 500,000 marks, eq) . 120,000, gold H brite ot 800.000 mip Be 72,000) gold f 200,000 marks, equal to.. 48,000, gold i Bat oF 150,000 rks, equal to. a 5,000) gold 1 prise of 1 0,000 * 24,000) gold Kontucky Lottery: Scheme. First Prine, 00 Whole bey re ba halves, $10; quarters, $5. wana ‘Lotter; nment Lottery. Pullexplanat : iu tap ion Lottery, ‘ull explanatory circulars free. cee THEODOR Z8OHOCH, P. 0. box 5,594, 116 Na au atroot, New York. —SODA WATER, MID AL WATERS, GINGER Ales, sparkling Wine: ufaecture of complete out- Mate ali m jals, with full instructions fits of Apparatus an departments of manufacture, bottling and dispeuningy ex: ciusiye rights in desirable territory : entalo S, First avenue, Twenty-sixt sorduah sires New York. Aan SAAC a. BOYCE, 267 BROADWAY, LAWYER, . agin Commissions Divorees obtat Without publicity. Causes—Deserition, incompatibility, has bitual drunkeuness, intidelity, mbuman treatment, convie- tion of felony. Passports obtaine APELICTED REQUIRING EITHER SURGICAL OR modical trearmong, watever the cause, may coufiden. Glaliy consult Dr. HD LE, No. 142 West Forty- n HSuxth and | Seventh avenues. N EXPERIENCED LAWYER WILL ATTEND TO Ly ri Hleraid otloess® no fee unless successful, Ad- ‘eral UY YOUR TICKETS ON MONDAY.—SIXTH EX- traordinary Wvoming capital prise, 89 9.000 isk Ones N and Twenty- | $6 Lottery, to be di UE BONDHOLDERS OF TILK TOLEDO, WAASIE Western Itativay Company — consider the various bonaihtore ‘afore and of their coavomplsted Ph ronont & time to give the nation of their paat procecdiaige futare action. When the affairs of this road were a the hands of » roceivor lust spring there was a bt due of upward of €21200,000" the larger portion af witch, bela a and inpplies, the Court ordered to be paid out of a “The holders of the gold m ponte, being the, jentar mortgage and the only one covering. all the y, intl tate 1 for foreclosure nthe tach of tale ‘of foreclosure and si the Ohio, which will be. confirm in Fadisna and Silinois: ‘This matter has progressed as rapidly as the legal condi- tions would allow, and this committee give their assurance that all the proceedings will be brought toa conclusion at the earliest possible period, and when finally scented it is proposed to offer such a funding scheme as shall, after the most caroful consideration, seem proper and just te all prosrving the order of priority of each elass of ao it being further proviaed that all net earnings be- sides what is necessary to spend on the property shall be tused co pay the current and past due interest, 1t is contemplated in the absence of other purchasers we shail purchase the property. for she bene of the god mortgage bondholders and. form a new company which will be controlled by responsible parties having « very large in: terest in protecting all the prior liens, This proceeding will reduce the interest bearing llabilities of the company Showt $10,000, ‘he holders of the gold bonds as well as the Creditors f ‘rowed money with gold bonds as collet oral will receive stock of the new comp: Tu tho course of these vised with « large numberof holders, and we have to thank co) bracers yacis intimat and again put be on further default. pany in payment. dings the committee have ade she variong, classes of boad- JOHN W. ELLIS, JOHN T. MARTIN, IN CASH PRIZES, TO BE DIs- 600. 000 tributed to Meketheld irawn December Tickets, $20; Halves, $10; Quarters, $5, 202 Broadway, Box'2,281 Post office. Wi JUSEEE BA’ RY PROPOSALS, NE EW YORK ORNTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER RAIL- road Company, Grand Central Depot, Now York, woember 15, 1875,—This company is now prepared to make iis annua! contracts for Cross Ties, to be delivered during she soawn of 1878, | Proposals will be received until Jann 1, 1876, for tho delivery of hewn White Oak Cross nly, ln lots‘of from 1,000 te $0,000 and upward, at poiate it Buffalo and Suspensios ie line between New York Bridge, The company reserve the rigu 60 reject auy oF al bids Specificatt s and blank forms of als inay be had on application to at JOHN vctaMPigN Agent, ie Jentral and ison River sil Fo om I Rome, N. ¥. WAH, VANDERBILT, Vico Prosident. BAD THB BuNDAY PEER GR A, PRICE TWO CENTS, CONTAINING THE nATHOT LOOAL AND TELE AND TLLUSTRATIONS OF eeeTOURS CK AND NE , ALSO SPECIAL ARTLOLES- ON SHOP. ULRLD SPECTRE 0) NHINESE, J culiar an Chinamen all SUN-HUD) COLOGNE.—THIS NEW, PE- | delightful perfume will bo sold this week by; over the country. eral agents—TUC .. San Francisco; JI-TSAP-SUEN, New a i CO... Now York. For sale CHONG-WOO & CO. A VS BASES OF MEN AND IMPORTANT. MEDICAL, AND Surgical Oases a apecialty, HENRY KL M. D., 144 Lexin, nue, near Twnasyalnth | a Office hours trom 8 to 3. ISTULA AND PIL tula without cutting. Sackett street, Brooklyn, SIBLEY CURES FIS- | Geen HOLIDAY DISTRIBUTION KENTUCKY 8" STATE LOTTERY. SIMMONS, DICKINSO) SON & CO., MANAGERS. TO BE DRAWN AT COVINGTON, KENTUCKY, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1875. PRIZES. 1 Prine of pal 0D i. 1 Prize of APPROXIMATION PRIZES, | | | } 10 of $2,500 approximating to $100,000 are 10.0f 2/000 approximating to bi 50,000 ar 10 of 1,790 approximating to 10 of 1,500 approximating to 10 of 1/250 approximating to 100f 2,000 approximating to 5,631 Prizes amounting to : Whole Tickets, $20; Halves, $10; Panay) $5. all orders to Covington, Ky. ERMAN UPTOWN SAVINGS BANK, In pursuance of an order of the Supreme Court, I, Her mann Ubi, Receiver ot the German Uptown Savings Bank, hereby deciare w dividend of twenty-five (25) per cent on sll balances due depositors in, said. bank. payable on and ter Wednesday, December 29. at tho bank, 906 and 903 Third avenue, corner of Fifty-ffth sti Bank open on Wednesday anid Thureday, December 29 and 90, from 9 A. M. Holders, of pass books delivered at the bank for the pnr- pose of balancing the sume will please call for them fortn- with, Holders of pass books which have not yet boon pro- sented for said purpose are requested to hand them in with- out delay, KENTUCKY STATE SINGLE NUMBER, | Extraordinary Distribution, on the Havana plan. SIMMONS, DICKINSON & CO., Managers. $600,000 in prises. Whole tickets, $20. All prizes paid in full, withont deduction, Ty be drawn December 31. Royal Havana of Cuba, draws Januasy Address 200 Broadway or box _ BxEuBTHION BONDS FOR SALE BY teenth street; b Ee MAnOY, Noi . Agent, i9' Post office. NDUSTRIAL hi 8, OF University place: ( et. Tho above are the only ‘places authorized by tho company for the sale of bonds in the £ity of Now York. D, Secretary. AGENTS FOR e Lotteries, drawn daily. Royal Havana Lottery, drawn every 17 days. neky Single Numbor Lottery, drawn December 31, 1875. Frises cashed, Information faralghed and ciroalars sent, by addressing 180 Broadway, room 4. Post | office box 5. ttached. _Oflice hours, 7 7 ee = Mo"? SINAL HOSPITAL, NOTICE OF ELECTION. Ata meeting of the patrons and members of the Mouns Sinai Hospital, held at Standard Hali on Thursday evening, December 23, the following gentlemen were nominated ai ‘or President, srk Hallgarten. ee President, Lronson. rer, Samuel Se Schuler. For Directors for the’ term of four years, isane 8, Solomon, win Rinstein, Levy Samuels, Harmon H, Nathan For Director for the term of two years Hyman Blum. For Directors for the term of one year, Louis Stix, Isaac Blumenthal. place on Sunday: the 26th inst., at Polls open between 1PM SIEC.'SPINNGARN, Chairman, officers — the hospital. Sou. Moss, Secretary. 2 I STARVATION, GENTLEMAN OF FORTY DESIRES THE AG- quaintanes of n lady, Amerioan, mald or widow, with Thoderate means equal to his i view, matrimony, dross ADRIAN SINCLAIR, | bow | 138 Herald offiee. CONTAINING mE A GRAPHIC AND ILLUSTRATIONS OF POLICE SKETCHES AND NEWSBOYS’ —— ALSO SPECIAL ARTICLES ON SHOP GL SPECTRE OF STARVATON. T*2. “¥OU G GENTLEMEN WISH THE ACQUAINT” ance of two nice young ladies, with a view to matrimony- Address 8. 8., Herald Uptown B: office. WO YOUNG MEN OF 25 ARE VERY DESIROUS OF corres] ponding with and, forming the ncquaintance of a few youn: Radies tween 18 and Address HAMILTON, box 155 Herald Uptown Branch otc. SEAL SKIN SACQUE—NEW OR Not MUCH yom, wanted in exchange for diamond ring, oF cask Tae We bald If sory suoup. Address DIAMON oflice, EAD THE SUNDAY TELEGRAM, PRICE TWO CEN CONTAINING THE LATEST LOCAL AND TELE- G RAPHIC NEWS, AND ILLUSTRATION OLICE SSRETCHES AND. wa Lh beget SPECIAL ARTICLES UN SHO! SPECTRE OF STARVATION. ALSO RESTAURANTS. _ 7 we AND LET LIVE—LADIES' AND GI beet lahe wg’ beg Li Dining Room, Broadway and. Fulton street. The. b ers in the olty aiSteuks aud Chops at all hore Dinter from 12 to 4P, OEM EAD THE SUNDAY TE TELEGRAM, CONTAINING Ti LATEST Lo ion AND TELE. AND ILLUSTRATIONS OF POLICK SKETCHES AND NEWSBOYS', DINNER, ALSO SPECIAL ARTICLES ON SHOR GU SPECTRE on STARVATION. JEWELRY, &C. T REIMAN'S, 114 NASSAU STREET, LOANS NE- iated on Diamonds, Watebes, Sowel and other entirely contidential, AM RKI- reom 5. AT os BROADWAY, TWENTIETH AND TWENTY- first streets.—GEORGE W. LYNCH, Diamond. Mer- ete Watchos, Jewelry, Silverware. Camel's {highest ‘prices. puid; lowms : naggame eet nee Pianos WANTED—ONE TO TWO CARAT STONE; Earrings about oge carat each. J.P. H., station G. LAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, at AY vars gg Fars, en bought, and sold back when desired at HT GEORGE ©. ALLEN, Jeweller, 1,190 inth streak. TAMONDS FOR SALE.—$25 TO $50 POSITIVELY ‘saved ou every $100; Solivaire Diamond Earrings, Crosses, Rings, Studs, dc: also Clusters, tnequalled. in quality’ or mo { Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, 2 5 bonght, pad in anged. Loans ney J. Established 180 eH BARHINGEN 795 Broadway. D Fok Sate PAIN OF SOLITAIRE DIAMOND EAR- gv of very superior quality; price $1. Address MEXICO, Her li Uptown Branch office. OR SALE VERY CHEAP. hanting ense Watch and Cha dressWATCH, box 131 Herald office. OR SALE—A VERY HANDSOME DiMMOND CROSS sand pair of solitayge diamond Barriogs at sacri- Tor lmmediae cash, “Address HiT. A-, box 161 Herald LADY'S FINE GOLD For particalars ad- ‘OLIDAY PRES Ix) DIAMONDS, WATCHES, Jeweiry, gold and coral Sets, Neck Lockets, Silverware, Opera Glasses, c., is ioe prices LINDO BROS., roadway. SPOR A PAIR OF FINE DIAMOND Jewelry, as advortiver finds tt and don’t want to S., box 157 Herald PEAD THE v PRICE TWO CONTAINING THE LATEST AP HIC AND nunustmaTiONS OF LICK sesrvem AND WSBOYS’ DINNE! La SPECIAL anriguns: ON SHOP GIKLS SPECTRE oF STARVATION. ORT BROADWAY, OVER HERALD UPTOWN Ab 26 Brauch office, room B (parlor for \edies) ; branch 1,207 Broadway.—Diamonds, Watcles, on do. bought and sold. Rag AM, CENTS, LOCAL AND TELE- NEWs, ALSO TERVOUS EXHAUSTION.—A MEDICAL ESSAY AN comprising a series of lectures as delivered at Kaln’s Museum of Anatomy, New York, on the canse and eure of Premature Decline, showing indisputably how lest health may be regained, aifording a clear synopsis of the impedi- ments to marriage aud the treatment of ne cal debility, being the result of twenty years Price 25 cents, Address the author th and residence 61 Kast Tenth stree Do, 12 East Seventeenth Fifth New York, Dec. 26, 1870, | ‘To the Editor of the New York Herald :— Deur Sir—My uttention has been called this morzing to | what might be regarded as an advertisement of the [udus- AND TELE: | its bonds for sale, Ors. trial Exhibition Company, offerin announcing the names of she Board Gentlemen are named in the adv directors who have not CONTAINING THE LATES’ GRAPHIG STRATIONS OP POLIGK SKETCHES AND NEWSBOYS* SPECIAL ARTICLES ON sor AND. SPECTRE OF STARVATION SAXON LOTTERY. Brunswick and Hambarg Lotteries, Royal Havana Lotvery. &_CO., Bankers, Post office box 9.916, 76 and 77 Nassau street. NEWS, ALSO Lorre Ry " OVAL HAVANA © January 7 1875, Capital prine $100,000, Prizes ‘ntermation. furnished. “Highest. ra ai er | ish bills, governments, 4c. TAYLOR & O Makers, | No. 11 Wall street. i) TUE OPENING OF CAMPBELL'S THIRTY-POURTH Ti nirect Opera House is unavoidably postponed until | Monday, December 27, when is wili positively open with Mino, Bavelie's Landy Minstrel Troupe und 25 spectaity | a HEREBY. NOTIFIED THAT PLACES ARE THE ONLY | ARE ING ES PUBLIC THE FOLLOW COMORIZED” OFFIC ADVERTISEMENTS aed SUBSCRIPTIONS FoR TE | NEW YORK, HE! Tone ag tS CORNEA ANN STREET. 8 IXTH STREET, PHILADELPTTA, TRAE AND FULTON STREETS, Bacus CONTAINING THE STORAGE. a TSTORAGE.—WEST SIDE STORAGE WARE. houses, 58) Hudson strees through to 779 Greenwich ftreet, also ! wore, tor Furniture, Pianos, Bag- gage. Merchandise, in separate rooms; the oldest, low- nd responsible ‘atabllshmeat ta ced te any amount. K. TAG. Usiee, Hu “STORAGE FOR FURNITURE, PIANOS, BAG. roours at lowest rates; eve a; wacsbown, MICHALES & SON, ¢ street, near Bleecker, est in rate, most extensly whe busin Dash advat GART, owner and manager. PRIC NTS. CONTAINING Tee reshe LO DAL AND TRUK EWs, AY Ale AND ILLO STRATIONS oF POLICK SKETCHES AND NEWSBOYS’ DINNER, ALSO SPECIAL ARTIC y ON SHOP GLAS SPECTRE OF sTARVATION. DENTISTRY. MADE IN THREE HOURS at Thirty-fooreh street, between Sixt iway —Spocial mechani - ye \whalevone rubber, gold and Regulators, ae, Take green, car or Sixth avenge cars or Broadway + tas West Phirty-fourth street, BEAUTIFUL SET, $8: 2 GUM TEETH, $10; HAV. ing extensive assortments partion ean select style of New York Dental Rooms, 262 Sixth avenne. good work, lowest prices, LAND MEOBANIOA!. avenue, 39th tor- C'sk full vets Of teeth from SlO-and wom $3 and upward; single testh ire iting. TELBGI NDAY RICK TWO CEN LATEST LOCAL AND TELE. GRAPHIC NEWS, AND ILLUSTRATIONS OF aes o NEYO DL ALSO SPECIAL ARTICLES ON SH ois SPECTRE OF STARVATION. OMSTHING NEW, CHEAP AND ebay Rose Peart Fiates Gndicating. artificial teeth, excel every Beane te gtrenenn ety toa lightaas, on ht ‘oxamnine. Also pd ees GL and Platina, $35 to Extracting w WAIT, 10 baat tweak Mae wureub ory nema 840 Mayon