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Wheat was in more demand and was higher today,
with sales Of 900 bushels 81 20 81 Al for red and
amber Western, 81 q 81 3s for Milwaukee club and
aber spring, and 81 81 80 for Chicago spring, and
81 Al 81 lSx for amber State Corn steady, with
sales or 9b 900 bushels mixed Western at Toc S0c for
sound 6sc 7sc for unsound and heated and sic. for
yellow Western. Rye continued quiet at $780, o6c Sales
were made Of 500 oushes barley at 81 80 q 4o Oats
Corm.-ms was more active, and 1900 bags were
sold, partly At soc. soc. osher htpds were selling
ss svy ;@s ss for svs &c. s.
Maracaibo 2sc for jamaica, and 2ec 27c Tor b. Do
Corros was inquired for and was Arm ss o7c a e7Xc
for middlings, with sales and resales OF 500 bales.
FRsoHrs were dull and rates ower especially In Ame-
IS,S o SS our q a. 4
q s Cd TS London there were shipped goo bills -four
were engaged q sSs, and 600 bushsis wheat on e.
HAr.-North river was very Arm at ssc. se1, with
''H HoSmN.w @so crop ware selling a. ITO, aso.
IArns were scarce and quiet.
Lvnsx. was |. good dsms9e spd very arm, with very
Ho..ssss~New Orleans vasin good demand and 600
bbls were sold At 800. . Stc q O..
nm, a former prices; S but osSsiknds inss.ys
PRovpoxs Pork purchased to the extent Of 2,400
hbs at s14 2s 81 s7for mess and Sii Ga $i2 So for
BE january 70 May inclusive 500 bbis old dsliv
heavy, with sses of 100 bbs sll 50 ASIA for PLAIN
ana IiS s14 for extra $50 bbis and tierces Of
lafd within range Of exc 1Oc, and 400 boxes bacon
At 7t<c. 9,Sc. Butter was 10 limited demand AZ &c
25c State and lcc a2oc for western Cheese ruled
dull at BIC a 13c. 4s
RICK was steady, but IN limited demand.
srRps were quiet a unaltsred Quutations
Spices -saies mnds Of 200 bags pepper on p. T.
suGARs.-sales limited 10 $40 hhds NJ 9kc. 11c
for New orleans, and &c. aoi4c. for Cuba
TAIhow-sacs were made Of only So 900 lbs at ioxc.
n 10xc.
3sxc. a3e.
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asssnd 10 panera1, An (fus1ay) sSsernsons
Charles strsss. rhs rsaaans wnl b inferred N ~
PsOra.Sos | z s,s1sy. Dsss.sE >, hA..lA. sausA.sr
fSs relative sss re- Z sAs family ere rsspsssfuy
invited % ssssad a. fsass ssrvisss = sss rGSes e
Passra.-in wiiissssars, o. suzaAy. DsssHbsr -,
fss fPssnss q sss family ana sss ns1Ssss = pyss
sive Lodge No s64, also Csussasr's Keegs No. q, TO.
from Il. 1sdsnce or his son John 4 Parker corner q
Union avenue and North First street., his (Tass1ay)
afterpoon ~ haa.past one o'eloek. st
a1nsa."o~ S%aa- ON ,s ToSass Dssssssr 3, xI Dosg
wife OF Edward Quag In The 77th year d her 80. Hsr
remains win be taken TO Poughksepsis, Orange cooss5,
nouehkeepsis ana Newsorg papsrs plAa.s ssyy.
.hn,. ns.. Monday %o.ss =. .S = s
Ireland.
The friends and acquaintancss Of tAs family are re-
Quesed attend the funeral this uesday) Afternoon at
half two O'Clock from her late residence 22s East
Roums-on Monday, December ., xAn RoUrn. IN
the Goth year Of her age. skl&
The friends and acquaintances Of the family and those
Of her son Patrick are respectfully invited 70 attend the
funeral from her late residence, 10S East thirty
street. on Wednesday afternoon, at two O'Clock. .st
ness, LAURA WILLY, beloved wife Of George A.. 81.
John. 1879 81
Funeral services win be held At her lae residence No.
o'clock which the relatives and friends Of he family are
in vited IN attend. as
srRxhnI--In Brooklyn, Monday, Dscember a.,
AMELIA youngest child Of the late Henry and Amanda n
stremmel, aged years and days. - s.. -
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from the reside0ce Of her
mother, No 3S Adephi street, Brooklyn, Wednesday
afternoon at O'Clock without further invitation. Tho
remains win be taken 70 New York BY Csnsssry for
interment. W
TRAEY.-In Brooklyn, on Sunday, December %, OF
consumption, AARGARxf TRACEY, in the A2d year Of
her age ~
The riends and relatives Of the family are requested
TO attend funeral from the residence Of her husband
No 90 Hudson avenue, Brsokiyn, this tuesday, morn
ing at fpast nine O'Clock and hence proceed TO the
Church Of the Assumption, corner OF jay and York
TuTTIE.-At Stapetsn, Staten Island, on Sunday, Do
cember %, JoAN A. 8. TurrLs aged ~ years
Funeral services win be held at st. Paul's church,
Tompkinsvie Wednesday afternoon. at one o'clock
The relatives and friends Of the family requested 70
attend without further invitation.
vAScE.-On Monday, December -, JAMS n vArcs.
youngest son Of Richard and Ann Vance, aged year.
months and 20 days.
The friends relatives Of the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral from the residence OF his
parents, 81 Tary street. Brooklyn, this Tuesday) After
noon, at two O'Clock.
wAIn-On Monday. December 70. after short ILL.,
ness HuGH Waller, eldest son Of Robert walker aged
years and months.
The friends and relatives Of tina family are respectfully
invited attend the funeral Wednesday afternoon,
At one O'Clock, from No. 6s3 Water street.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.


nAss.p3m-At Heading church, ysrssy Gay, O
DaaAay, Dsesmbes -, ~ the Rsv. Mr. James r. bryan,
lpuus A RAonn, - New York city, 70 Miss ADDm ,. !,
youngsss daughter q Lucius Pheon, ESQ., Of Jersey CITY,
No cArdD-
B1wsox-TAnoa--on Thursday (Chrstmas), Dsoem-
Der IS % Westport Conn, BY the Rev. David NASH Mr.
eAnrn BBwIcK, Of Brooklyn, Long Island 70 Miss HArn
oAvrs TAyIoR eldest daughter Of Charles and Bethian
Taylor. Of Westpert, Conn.
couks-SoionoN Brooklyn, on Sunday, December
-, a the residence Of the BRIDES sister, by the Rev.
Isaac Gershon, HENRY COHEN TO HANNAH SOLOMON all Of
lsndon, England. No cards.
st. Louis and London (Englnnd) papers please copy
FRAsER-GLEEsos. Wednesday, November 10, by
Lev. Father Mcclellan, nr. RICHARD FoREaAN FRAsKR Of
England, "a MARY A. GrEExoN OF this city
SrownI--LAwS.-On Christmas Day, thursday, De-
cember 23 the Church Of the Saviour by the Rev Dr.
0sgood f. h. SrowE Of Boston 10 SUSAN LAWN, Of New
York.
soornp-LlPPrNcorr.- On Thursday, December 70, oy
hts Honor the Mayor. ER1SExU SooyRD 10 Miss MARY H.
LAPPiS corT, both Of this city. No cards.
vow HoLI-BRowy.-At Honolulu, Sandwich Islands, on
Wednesday, October IS HIRMAS Won HoLr Esq, Hano-
vsran Consul 10 ALICE, only daughter OF Thomas Brown,
ESQ, Of Honolulu, ST.
WRBs-ARMsrRexG.-0n Wednesday evening, December
"A, at ST. Timothy's church. by the Rev. G. j. Geer,
Jakfs w.nB 10 IErEnA A. daughter OF the late James
Armstrong, Esq. all Of this city.
wnn lER--RIvxRs Monday, December %, At Christ
church corner Fifth and Thirty fifth street, by the
Rev Dr. Ever WALTER @. J. WHErKR 70 HARNT ANNE,
laughter or Charles Rivers, deceased
Bridgeport Conn, and Aurora, H., papers please copy
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FINANCIAL.

{. , pry AND NAVY PAR AND CLAIM OFFICE
"A BACK PAY PRIZE AND H0uN1Y MONEYS
collected and CAsHED. PENsIoh prS1,n q aud % %dscharg
BIssELL O. Claims Agent, and late ~ iser Y, H. Navy
27i broadway, corner Chambers stree, rew york.
RMy AND NAVY PAY AND CLAIM OFFICE AR
rears ~ paw Bounty Prize Money and Pensions col
i.nted. tJUiNB. MURRAY, Army and Navy BANKER,
40. 80 Nassau street. New York, opposite Post ONCE.
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sa. 7s s44. .eooas 7so so7 sSs 800 i5S 22s

CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
MONDAY, Dec 20-6 r. NJ.
Asnusaies were made Of 40 bbls. At 7Hc. for pearls
and 7,<c. a 7Kc. for pots.
BRRApsruFPs.-Flour was more active, and was &c.
1oc per bS deare with moderate receipts and sales Of
IL 600 bbs State and Western 600 bbs Canadian 900
nh,~ goutbern within our revised range
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sa's''ss a,s,4;3 'l'sse .
sss,iS;s;; =;

DC sc.-. sos's0o e,aA,7 sss.iz
This statement shows but little variation from
the last, and calls for no comment. We under
stand that the banks are quite prepared to submit
their condition to the inspection Of legislative
committee, and to show, or attempt to show, that
their inHated condition s the consequence Of their
dealings with government exclusively, and that
they have not unduly increased their loans to the
public. It is nevertheless believed to be fact
that the call loans Of our city banks on stocks
gold psper and exchange are ct the present mo-.
ment several millions heavier than they ever were
before since the banks were hrst established.
Money was rather easy to-day at 6s 9 per cent,
Debt certificates are n per cent better than on
Saturday. Demand notes, in sympathy with gold.
advanced n per cent.
: Gold fiuctuated to-day between 1917 and 1882
closing in the afternoon at 1927 bid. Exchange
was rather dull at 1857 146N. There is very;
little speculation either in bullion bills at pre-
sent, though large amounts Of both are boarded
by parties who have no confidence in the national
success In the war. 4k - $3.50 StsN
The stock market WAS stronger to-day, and
there was more speculation in all classes of secu-
rites except governments. The inquiry for rail-
way bonds continues very lively and bids fair. to
sweep the market - thoroughly Of second class as
it has Of first class bonds. The Fort Wayne frsts
were done this morning at Ill, and the thirds ct
72L; the Terre Haute incomes at ~, and the
Northwestern assented bonds at IS. Pacific Mall
was depressed at the opening to l34 By the seizure
Of the Ariel, but rallied to 1857 at the public
board touched l36 In the afternoon and closed at
1857 bid. Both classes Of Eries were in favor to-
day; the common stock advanced per cent
at the morning board, and the preferred r..
A good deal Of investment in these securities
is going on by parties who distrust govern
ment bonds, and fear new issues Of paper. The
Western stocks wore all active and higher to-day.
There is . movement In Toledo which has put the
stocks up ten per cent, wiGhout any reason that 10
apparent II would seem to be good sale at
present figures under any circumstances. It rose
three per cent to-day. Michigan Central rather
hangs after the late rapid advance Of six q eight
per cent. At the first board Galena rose ~ per
cent, Cleveland and Pittsburg ~. guaranteed n,
Southern old u, Rock Island !. At the public
board ut one r. N. tho market was active
and excited, especially on railway shares and
bonds. Prices were well sustained at the second
board. Erie rose per cent. At the four p. y.
can Of the public board the market was extremely
active and buoysnt. Michigan Southern, old, rose
to 44N-an advance Of u since the second
board. It is rumorsd that An attempt IL to be
made to oust the present direction at the next
election. Hence sudden inquiry for the stock.
The market closed strong, the following being the
The New York herald., 1862-12-30
The Lumey New York put Plymouth, with part
of her cargo overheard and leaky.
American Porra.

American Ports. &
sa "a a nss :ss. 6sass
w. s sss Ss.ss ssss s:.;
sv ssow Hss ss cAis. Dss
ieS Fort es SD SD0 John
BesEsr xosissn.; Ss.ts sismsoa, Humphrey smyrna,
Irons washington, be, and Pathway, Compton. PSia.
ssAg ship; Ags Ball. Ros', and Cavalier Jordan,
Hsesy ss rfs
Au1 0sy.si scSr. Atwood. atwood T.na!Ss; Idaho.
LS.snd. spS Ssssfs Esils. Si!sis,s ~,
ina.sy, %ss: NYc.f. Ts Henry Tssds dom Flii..
% &c Ssss Ass
~: San. sss .ss ..sss s. nay
Il pss Ds.s. ssS sssy sss
Ss rssrs es S'is se @ .ns sr
s,,. I. o; "
A BE- sIS 81. Davis
Ro:a" 1 Lss ss: Fan
EHsfSoRT. Dec isC,d BRIG Mar, xs..a wnsa wash
EAST MAcHrAs, Dec s-Bslow brig Alamo ssseie from
fHiI RivsR Decas-Arr schr George Hoffman, Jones.
aIoucEsfER. psc,s--Ar .shr. wh!.. Sea, Lunsaela.
S 81 ss.sy New Tor sosson Nary xaa
NEW ORLEANS, Dec is--Arr ship y whitney. Avery.
NYork bark Hannah Thornton, Tar, do; brig y0r
dan Abbott Cid Fr ship ferere Picket Havre brig
Clara Pickens, Rich, NYork.
iSih-An sh,p Pasiac benson, Nyork; schr W Aisrsn.
Der Below bark Hcks slso .wo ships and sns schr
VIEW ssDrosb ii S Dee TcS a. .S Junior sAsrmas,
HRwBuRyYoRT. Dsc ss-Ar schr Convoy. nsrrs, New
NEWPORT. Dec 2c-Arrsschrs Daniel Brswn. Terry and
Durfee, Bearse Fa River for NYork Sid schrs Aida
Lombard Phiiadelphis for Boston, and Cusses Bdrdge
-xr sch rs Oriental tBr) Locshars Eixabe.bpsrt for
81 Johns b; Ann Hixabeth, Johnsn, Providence for
NYork and Catherine Bcels Flowers, NYork for Belfast
Idewd, Foster, Boston for Tsngier Mala-
bar wescot Belfast for NYork; Juntea Patssn, Parker
Buckspor for ocorgetown Dc Superior Ewe, Boston for
susan Mary Taylor Esa~thpcrt for Nsrrssanset Pier:
Sarah Jane Gardner, NYork.
Also arr 2sth brig Charles Heath. Wright EIzsbotbport
Prsvidence: achrs Willie o. Thompson. 0corrnia
Teel do Larkin Johnson and xayaower Hender.
do Fall River Hewc0mb, Bacon. NYork
Leisa, Rich, Boston for Beaufort NC; James Freeman,
PHJLApELPIsIA, Dee "a. PM-An chr D W Bldridse.
Simpson Port pcya CD schrs Herald Beadisg 81 Tho.
mas; A. rrreil, Higgins Boston. wi
A9,h-Arr shlp Rockingham, Mecher, Liverpool.
PROVIDENCE, Dcc 27-Arr steamer Pelican. Hhker
NYork schr REM Baksr fof Wellaeet Higgins Tangers
va cir Marion Oslvrn, Elizabeth Pawtucket
schr Niger Thompson for Pswincket sid Br bark
Prncefs Royal Cvcwel, kYtanzas; schrs Dayd Emith,
srnh Philsdsiphis oss Wv Riumens ocdfssy. Pbiia.
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OFFICE OF TRUSTEES OF CREDITORS AND STOCK.
~ holders Of Ohio Mississippi Railroad Company (Eaet
division 90 Wall street. New York. Dec. l8611he
interest becoming due the 1st January the
fsrrsd ssrcsts. ss9sd b re trustees Of srsdsrs and
eastern divison and the First mortgage coupons dep
with the special trustees Of the first mortgage bnhd
hoders win be paid In cash. and after the I'd January
The ONCE Of the trustees 50 Wall street NY Holders Of
certificates will please them when calling for the IN
terest that the payment may be endorsed thereon.
continue receive into the the coupons
Of the First mortgage bonds dne and becoming due up "
LIST July 1884, incusve AZ we % the Second mortgage
bonds and their coupons and 10 issue preferred
ucases therefor bearing per cent interest," payable st
January annually.
The tfanscr books win bo closed from the 2lh ps 10 Sd
January, 1854 EDWIN BARTLETT,
= Chairman of Trustees.
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SHIPPIN G NE w S.

ALMANAC yo1 uHv yoaxv=1nn DAY.
............ - 81
Sun uleu WAYxn. morn
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OFFICE OF WELLS FARGO 4 CO., CALIFORNIA
~ E1press and EXCHANGE Company, 8 Broadway, New
Francsco City Bonds due Jannar l. purchased at best
market rates By WELLS. FARGO 4 co.
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In relation to AmeTiCan st0ckB MeBsfs.' Barring
Brothers' circular remarks
In American stocks there have been very few transac
r,ons United States nves have been sold M 66k. vir-
einia sizes at lSK. Panama Railroad nrst and second
nortxnge at los. 800 -
e. r. Satterthwaite Says 4
me market for American securities during the past
week has been arm, with good demand Tor, Illinois
shares and bonds the UnitedSates hvo sr
bonds S7l) III Eric shares there has been but little
bueinees Atlantic and Great western bonds ew York
sectIon) have been wanted they close firm q Is ~
The new issue Pepnsyvana scction) are also In demand
ana have been done to-day ~ T1x.u @A if II
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RfrfIa.

vnxsr7yx--On Saturday December ~, L0riaA, wife o
John p Valentine, of this city, Of . son.
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rlxANcIAL.

CosPTRoLLER,s oygIcE, syg.ALo. PIC; q 80
4; \; I ss;!::: <! S:Tss: -:
1e6Alo y Dosrev Money" passed 1s6ruasy ~ -
her,, :s, s1.: e. y
Dssssr - q twe osIosm = e ;s q hss AZ g As
q Sss L. 9
sss' Bansss. Bs Con- s Z "a. ~
d bonds 2 p for sns thousand 40 Sesrs 1 each &c A. r
DE Il the go once @ of Sessrs Duncan. sherman Co. y
ss :: :: {: +: 4: 4 ;::::;
sad bonds v be negotiated 70 hs person or persons
sss :ss u ss highest premium 'SSss a. o
r. n vossuReH, Comptroller. -
CALIroRNIA STATE AND san yR4SCIacO S!Tr
SAxx CO., ssaIsrs corner q Pine and NASSAU s5ss's
CHEMICAL BANK, NEW YORK, DEC. a 1862 -rHE
declared Quarterly sad tx
ies soa si'sr the % day q vii Ssass
OALIToRNIA COUPONS BOUGHT AND coLhRornD
~ BY AUGUST BELMONT CO.. 80 wAn street
DUNCAN. SHERMAN CO.. gANEERs, ooHNER o.
notes and iesrs oi credit r for .ssisr s!ssSs As
cities Of the world also credits for EurA
.DIacHARezD ARMY AMP NAVY oFTIczHg Ac-
e e s..::s 1ss s. 20 sDss:. sssg s..s
HOLDERS OF TRUSTEES ,CERTIFICATEs, ISSUED
II mortgage bonds Of the Chicago and Mssisdpp
Company receive therefor the securities Of tho
CAago and Alton Railroad Company. in accordsnce With
the Of the bondhoders agreement altered modned
and sasndsd upon surrender Of the certificates Y re IN
ShSaEc ssd Missssippi Railroad Comgany a. room No
NEW YoRx, Dec. 20, 1852. ses
.JHFHERsoNvILLE RAILROAD FIRST MoRT0A0E
ssrsonvls Tnd 'Ps SscsmSsr isNos 4 Ssrs
sn Ss On ne ea G
York CITY, - the Lowest oer below part of is First
Mortgage Bonds agreeable TO provisions OF c9ntruct
made between this company the holders Of said mort
gage bonds bearing date April 1850 Offers the
o. said bonds Be addressed SEAL United
States Trust Company Aforesaid endorsed Oer Of the
First Mortgage Bond Bonds Of the Jencrsonve Railroad
Company 70 the Sinking Fund.- which offers or bids will
be received until Of the January aforo
r b. HANZEN 4 CO., .HN lst
e. Merchants Shippers and Commission Agents. Is.
Fenchwiah street LONDON England Bankers Metropolitan
and Provincial Bank, London ~
The above Arm undertakes the sale and purchase Of
kind Of colonial produce and goods the lowest sondons
Merchants and desiring be represented adj
dress francs above. Advances made. #Nt
naYch pOod
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sslyAis; ss&s1 Appleton, rsgos. KYerk aad sAsssa
sk7AT SSsner ralson, Jones. KYork; scAr r Rss.
Px3IyCKEf.0es s7.-ma - ssaaswsr Onsk, MA
nGpk1ND. UAZ-ah eehs1 l2w 4ne& yeluA I'D
c3S.s$Ss 3ss.ss. xers ~ la5z.s5seslss -,
py1. Moxer qi1oD (hposl; xk1am9 yedsyssa, xsnny.
s' b.s - ;'ss sss 4sss ns.A Nv
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NOTICE 10 BoNDHoLpERs.-INrEREs ON BONDS
S S a. d. y NJ. s. Sss pa on
a.t IN current funds Ipon q the AmsTssn
Has1:siI11 LIE. YuS. s county, unity canfolais. Dsc issa
on" and "owssco" and viii soon Be ready for ali the
nyssA E.1 4rHs 1s: ss,,
RsDs1''10s q soaSsL s4s sosSs.'0s sosSs 'r'. AND
sosss q s and ss I1sa and
hereby informed hs A. ;ss:d r d Ss s
s; ss Ss:. " y i HsSs H 3 g. E.
4, ~ than :, 81 dollars s. .
s: ssssas @ sIsss Bond. = q 81: I'll
q q Ss ssSso Bono: 81 of
IL 6d s6oy. p. Win s.;:.i.issa
bonds e. % January issS fsvaSs IN ssa osa
soSs endorsed Proposal for Redemption Of Issdsv
nss 2e
By order o. Re commissionss Of the Sinking yu.As t
- ''''' tssnada JOS g. rAxsoE.
sAx FaAxcrsco, California, Nov. 30 iss1
S4yER LEAD NINE NEAR NEW YORK ron SALE:
ounces silver in each ton IL ore Is very ch and sssy
.s ss Vim q . re for Dsapr s ,s s y
q land q ksos ana ogsr .nSss. In
''S sD1S g p1Tssssf T WOO
CIx PER CENT INrEREsr-cIrIzENs SAVINGS.
sssss
:s s'iaHs is 'i% Bank :iss :
ssIaoua A. Buscr. Secretary o''''' '
CourHERN BANK NOTES WANTED.
ssR ss.s Y sss
MANNING DE FOREST.
BANKERS and Brokers' 100 Broadway
THE PARx BANK, NEW YORK, DEC. 2, lssa-
dividend q cent. q sov.sn
sS.' VIII Do Es g.
TTNoN DIME SAVINGS BANK.
a.o s2g Canal e. scornsr nS ,cd Of va,.a a.
per interest allowed sums Of $500 and under ana
h'' per cont on '.rsfiH sSR HAueHwour President
iHHs TxIrsF MpdsHSsE 4. LANE, Vice rrssidsnA
GARpNER 9. cHAPIE. Secretary
vJANTED TO PURCHASES MORTGAGE, NOT TO
OF
ssis $4,000 cent Bonds q .ns county
g cs Ssns and n: s y s.s e.
ne and vote q the people 70! .a9scriPor
~ .sst
Donn arc p.ysSs May and asnd
probably IN eod,l and the principal in 1877 These tive
rs.sursr e ass:s SIss: xss iss.
4 s.ss ss .ss ws: % IN
surcr hand fund, pay coupons for present
ssn .:iS sssSSD
s * e az d ss nns % he
0'na' = n-''a VIZ. 7. COLEMAN : CO., 70 wan street
e6 nOO "A PARTY HAyINa THIS AMOUNT MAJ
CO.UVU. hear OF desirable opportunity p. invesing
S fossans me Address s ConSdsn1l Herald ocs . '-
40 nnn SEVEN PER CENT FIRST BOND AND
yC.UUU mortgage for sale on ar.s class Hoyss ana
S so Sr
$25 .s.s. s.s1sss s., sAs1R %.ss ~. Y
ns~y invented isspSsd ior use n "a sss army
aSss .sss Y From ss ,sdSs 1''n ~ inventor = sD"ns
n ss onn TO LoAN-AT SIX PER CENT IN
xC5.UUV tersl on bond and mortgage on productive
s ipS A " ps5 eSSRs sf r. AZ - o.s ss %
Ie Peoples fire fnsurance Company. u wsllsirss'
MATRIMONIAL.
4 DvERrIsER. 4 SEsTLExAs, AZ BIRTH AxR Y,
lady under 25 with view matrimony. l possesed ef
small p s ~ ns sooa eoks soa
masners Indispensable Addcas oeorss Howard. Broad
way Post Office A M2l
GENTLEMAN, TnIRTyTwo YEARS or AGE, OF
% getting msrred TO lady q respscaoisy rosss,ns =
sss sisy &
lady, Of pleasant features OF rather moro than medinm
s not Ssf Z POST New
YORK, win receive honorable attention.
HHArRIMoNrAL.--A LADY, AGED THIRTY, wIsHRe
ss s With s sw issS 8 None g.
those who sncere and who willing give their reht
name address, need answer his Address sinesrivs
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last quotstions;.

The exchanges at the BANK clearing mousse tnls
morning were Ss2,37s,lss %, and the balances
81 TAG ,0l6 IS;
The Chatham Bank has declared dividend Of
three per cent, free from government tax, payable
January Q; the Newark Banking Company, semi
annual dividend Of four per cent free from govern
ment tax.
Annexed are the rates Of discount on paper of
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MATRIMONIAL LADY AGED THiRTY, wIsHzss he
standing and MEANS with view 70 mAsrmony. None tut
those who sIncere and who willing 70 give their ens
name address, need answer this Address sinceriVs
Herald Office.
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TWO YOUNG LADIES OF EDUCATION AND M EH-
hnement srangefs this eity) OF pleasing dfsposuon
sscd IA and a years woad like the scqnainAnc
o w respectable gentlemen Of with view 70 mat
for three days Fashion, Union square Post once.
The New York herald., 1862-12-30

A GENTLEMAN THIRTY.Tw0 YEARS or AGE, or
"A good education and hnsincss talents n desrou
OF getting married lady respecabity -
least 5000 ready means 70 invest in business AZ he n,
tends 10 marry only but Intelligent ana heAhful
ady OF pleasant features rather than medium
size not twenty three would suit his TASTE
Ietters Rddressed 10 Chance station Post oAS, New
York. will receive honorable attention. t&4Ms
The New York herald., 1862-12-30

4 DvERTIsER, GENTLEMAN BY BIRTH AND
aged 16 desires make the acquaintance Of
ady under 70 with view % masrmcny L spossssesd q
the lady be tmsriy sated good looks and ladyhe
manners Indispensable Address oeorse Howard. Broad
wa Olice.N #A ls4l 4f..41s
The New York herald., 1862-12-30

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The New York herald., 1862-12-30
sAx FaAxcuco, California Nov. %, iss5.

Culver LEAD NINE NEAR NEW YORK FOB SALE.
- The lead In this valuable mine contains htrsyhve
silver In each ton: 10 rich and easily
mined new process for ssparatins the silver from tne
Of land Is Of kcoess and oers unusual In
duccments 70 capitalists 70 form company for mining
LAY, 80 william street, N Y.
The New York herald., 1862-12-30

NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS-I ON BONDS
IN Of Yuba county, California, due January l. 1868,
able In the city OF New York, will b paid and after the
xxchaugc Bank In aaid city. DHCKER 4 JEWETT.
1ARYsvILLE. Yuba county, California, Dec, lso2
DRrzE MONEY Is NOW BEING PAID FOR THE "uAl-
0quadrons HN
JOHN B. MURRAY, Army and Navy Banker,
No. 50 Nassau street. New York, opposite Post once
DEDRxPT1oN OF SAN FRANCISCO FrHB AND