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rNRrictLNR NOTICE
PAR1ICrLAF NOTICE ''''' w. ~ -
PARTICULAR NONICr.
PARTICULAR NOTICE
TIRE sft manv . ep,t, .t'so'' u1i'r u. name
q ~ 90 pgi at ~ ,ei, conpoif dee OF he
cheat u etsk., o. r141Hur sting & jm ~ to
o. g. i:. NJ "'' '''4''d y A"" %
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ssp coot nuail ln'st re irf erce Z t'c,hris
cisst,f snd hey, w ~ is.ui Is a. tno 40, tn.'
~ nc.ntu.anL ar5aiAil- hie aud delih. M.
Ior iho.c e.sii.e,nd wiLL HAVE a. LIQUOR
ptter, - Juths1 \. 81. ala zee il;. q oSf
BOTH J. HOUfLASp'' IMAM BlTTfEi aud
mir ~ liiRtF " AhtS o. GOOD BRANDY
OK WbJ>ki \, tgi tu' tesalt Will I've pre- .aratoH
that eli Az M ~ 20 m'.i''rs vTtIes sud tiiic
n t.leDe. ans ct ta nuu'run Liuupi Bturs In the
raaisot, shd vii corr tttn LrrN Nol "t.l nav.
oil the vir'uss u 400. LhND- 49, 81 FRS IN con.
pectiop vilhA G,"tD i't8,.t ~ l. gUnr Sta much
les dict than thee ineIiOr pIsp.fsuOne sii Get
you
bLLiCAIE CHILDREN.
DELICATE CHILDREN,
| DELICATE CHILDKL,.
blIlCA1t CHILDREN.
DELlChtL CuIlDEES
DELICATE CluLDELN,
DfLICATr CHiLrKfN,
DLLIChtE CHILDREN.
DrLICN ~ CHILDREN,
ThSe suffering from uARAs ~, p4.rur $50,
with sosIcs'y all 4 D o. t.r'g u Hi' cured .a
VT short nc me hytls ~ s4rt '.'t-. I'D l.vc
| moot %. prislus ,f.a
pEt.aItN,
Utbii.l y,
pEbit lrl,
Ersn'tins fo- 's'lsu ~. I'D 4atss Estier, Y
rsn, ycu- sficp.t 10 ave . short .tfne.
ttNLk AND.AGIE.
The chllis sii no. n, uTn ~ ihHsC bt'Hf' ave used
/ y, De. on - t-voT ,nu Asg' u't. ~, should b.
/ ". huJt thsiH.
: E,,,, D,,.J , .yfo-. l,o.r. mn pL,o, ,s %
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E.,n'tins ho- 'v.is %. ~. I'D Thee. Eitier I
ten,v your s.icp.t 10 ave short .irne.
ttNLk AND.AtIE
The chllissiIl no. ~ I'm ~ iA",C htt"r' AZ. u'ed
NJ - !. f-voT anu Akuf Ii,t. ~ should b.
", luJt them.
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noKsr>. CAs.l.uAG ~. &c.


I SMALL SIZED MAZE tOll SALE Cheap,
4irf'' ..I -. At the 81 bio in Jehn,ton o. ~
1i 'f.',. g. Co '''loc., r.x. AZ
EOE oNLE--A PAIR OF YOUNG, WE'LL.
Ha'e'l d spa .rnats, IA. hand, high: also heavy
I'r.'- 10 hind. high. and lrAi. old. kslaiss
.. '''', sni 81! IT.. ~
Euk rNLL-..A BiACk MARE, ID Hsods
J. D. u. o4ul .nd KIND, -l-ors lnslnts % doHbis
NJ NNFV 3Oi
EOR StLE--A SPLENDID LIGHT GRAY
i Io,c, 10 . hand. hhi' yss,' old s,iylisn ~
q, fast, ,odud ald k,Ic, 4iah.s i'i esfrisee o.
ltsa5un. % .oi' ior .-ni Of i"e' 10 " 49, q
Ia Wtsl 81" = ioe
lOk >tlt y 'nu Wokh HokSE, AND
4 ah,I..u.'. : ,..t s0i h,rar'; viii 10 sold ~
..,Lei ~. . "a a.. DE- ..nr tAs NO further oss
Tor ilen. % t 49, i'c ca. 20 ~ stanton 1t. nAI,
GlRiiN yt
Tor SAIL kuAS HORSE, ~ Hands
L LIs.,u.t... i,t go 30 II hes' ,oIh. va
i4nf.. -f.Ii al Of ]. .ti.t 10 ais bat pony.
4 i,f .r.I I...rs'' .'.cr &, o, lnqups ~ Chris
o,4,!.t, u T. ..'. .-.i4, 'hpr LOT .
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COa, SALE AND 70 LET.

EOH SALE CHEAP FOR CASH, Oh
you'd erchangs Tor ruui'ure. groceries, or lry
goods. ~ acitt OF heavily tinbeIed land In Wis
ecssin, rear county seat. AddrtNf. A. r., ~ lgsi
loo -uc,t. lh1
EAEM 40 LII. A tLATLASDs. l.. T.,
oonis,nint - scree for ~ ticulsfs inquire Of
jbNN /. AZ DER, uuLl 'i.c ,tni-es 81
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INSTRUCTION.

DASIO lS>TRUCiIlNS-H.C &. DOBSOE,
ID nanuisctutrT AMI ta>ohsr Of the BAnjs, ~
hIuad~ y, guarantees be pipi q perfect kuevleAqo
he "a ttumtut IN one .hoIt course ~ lessens. SOS
nhNIO TAUGHT BI CHAS. f. DODSON,
- ". - fouffh avenue, corner OF ioth 81. Puptls
'sd rr'cieo yta o1e course OF le-sous tefme
moderate binios maze to order. Young men ette1
fVs tho N =, proes ion. lie
RANJO AND JIG DANCING TAUGHT
- py !. 30 AN lo9 III ttsv. Iams ~ tunes IN
~ Btu.cs su9,io 10 any ia the ~ord for ssls figD
~ TO 80, Can on JJtnay NJ
DANIb TiICHI-RANJO TAUGHT
- DUCK Ky. Manufacture OF the short Hesdls
BANJO 20 lhomrson s' Ia perfect tuner tsusht n
N iess0us ior -, Nb
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DLUNBtE WANTED--hLSO AN AP-
L ;entio., sussdy enr.cJmtnt. Arply 70 L,er'y
II, bA-en OF. ~
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sole CUTTERS WASTED-A GOOp
kpssA ssthsr cutter wanted to take charge m ,hot
None hut q oIptrieuc hand need Apply ., No. 4
CmrtlAndt q, nn utaiIt. lHL
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ClRL wANfEIl-A YOrSG GIRL Re
Nptveen u AMI lfyeaIy I'D TO put on isbeis Ant
vr'p vi.ls IN payer. Call ia Wet Bfosdvsy, bass
veut. ~ a. ". ~
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r AIDES TAUGHT Oy SINGERS AND
II " w. nsehin'. on hm'iy SEWING, taehins
and shirt making for 81. sen. shop after
ieArninr. Apply At ll+iS All,nsL ayar Delaney
IN the fsney Stoie J2t
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~ FAINT AND VEsI MAkEES-- ONE
4 p.n't,J;u had nod ono vest mai wan "a. 10
ed.leAtE kRLt', hote eornef o. Cato and CsuAl
o., rhnrdly. a. 10Y otlotk. stead emplo, me o,
sud god sge. J6
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DAPER BOX MAKERS WANrED--o OR
L .lrls = 10 ~, god hands also . few grl. to
isNn he trad. They rnust be American. = gl.,h.
French or German r otttt n's No other need apy y
CAu ~ % Doy q, afer oolors A. Y tor Q da1s lie
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FSsD, Esr.J. :. fto'. Lrs.ra, D.b.. Eb'o- 81 ~
krc.,- " y = h. l.ia- 4 nm ~ Z.
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ILNSINI1H> WASGED-Ni fal,Y Ell.
4 |? ynent IT, year roU0d -Ven. Avpiy ~ %
NIh o.. 9ol
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N Il.lT.AWv v.

SfvERAL GOOD NTH RFAOy 70 GO
Oss sutstnss ihis tay Tor PM r'sn, ~ -ss-on-
able rates. ApplYs 49, csdwA,. St~ "a. ~,
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EAEMING LANDS FOR SALE. wlrHlA
L IOL mHes Of kt> Ioft; grses ssnsinS from ~ Il
80 an w en- Improved ssctIcu " the country
sooj farms a oiuiuF Dor pnrtieuiars inquire .,
CHA. LJl TONS Land UhieJ, cur rsiissds ~ ee<
Msrrtu 4, iiudrl n Llty. y j. III
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GIRLS OUT OF EMPLOYMENT ANn
hs. as p home, nay spp'y at th' G'fs i.od, :n'
HOIs.. = = Ctu.l %. Ny Ae<1
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RIO TAILORS go NANiFD tISK COAT
! tri 'c,t hsnd., at q. VA nOl's', iHs r.fh
eve trrt Tay given " vcs, Lsu. Lona bat fist-
Ella b. pds need spply. $50
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TO ItiLoRS- WANTED RUSH ELMtS.
,r1' lli IA, Bro.cSaY, fer dsys =
RIO rkiSTEKS--W WANTED A YOUNG
1 man tome VIA 5isiatgd vi h jol hing, 70 .oIl
'iNri-n re-. A.ply 60 BLOWN HEWITT, JOB
,tiitr, =, Palk No. liz
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'T'O SHOEMAXERs-A MAN WANTED
l. on mems WORT, cor g. = ts1d B'osdssy -
rTalLORs WASTED INMEDiAI ELY On
l. good brsir t,sts and fue ir1cs coats: .cpd
bands crly ,rriy. l. frcGee. .ogdh,i Can ~ %
Milll,n 80
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\ fAlh ,ASD FESTIVAL WIKI BIZ
tuer ,ts. willsm.hureh. tor the bensit OF the Ger
mac NJ l.. Church. on Wednesday and Thufsdsv
pubic A. ir,ist 10 tend Adm lion 10 ,su,s as
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w. saa Ar for Ts~ SG sr soIoS
Eve os sshr for PS. Henry Trss a co
speed for Tan.pco Rocky Hill, Morton for reusneola lO
NEW BEDFORD, Jan ls-Arr brig Amelia. Vincent. Phi
kLWBURyPoRr. Jan i7--sId schr Angela, Lee BATH.
kEwroRT, Jau l7-Arr schs Charles Il Lowering, Jone
EEs,aee'hpo,t Tor ,aunton Jas Home Ary DO ior
adepha Frontier Shedd Eas eacos Tor Boston; Amelia.
Vincent, rhiladepha Tor New Bedford schrs uenriet a.
pee l'E Island syors George sa,iacs ia,eG
Hodsnao Primes Bath or MOE louisa Il I'm leo b.
ker Prcy,tenee for NYark Golden sd Fortune .iaod
sssasa SSps F% Re: Sfsrt S0 40 BIZ BIG iSaS
icrS shate ,.ia.l. Mc SYors '''" 'Va' NA'"' ="
ard Turner, Sfork Tor Easpori and both sd isih) sd
iehNo arr sid schrs L CIRCUIT uor k,ns, Buckspor,
In A port at An ships s Marx crabtree from Alexandria
for do; bark Martha Anna; brig Gsrniq Pierce for Phi
York, from Buckspor, for Nyorsi Sherman Mseoia:
20h-Arr cby schr Arctic Perkins, syork for Newbn
SpW ,o s,s ,o ,r hr. Express Pierce and
Tcrgaph Higgins Boston Cor Tsnsir; MARY Nst. Smith
d. for S @ sas for Sea an Erica
Reynolds; Providence Tor do. ,..,,. r,r..,.o m,
eS Ass and wassnG An f Fs SsSu m
rilLADELrnA Jan Arr sisans lip s1 n Ma
on he Brandywine a,ine up CD, larks Foresa Wish
fane. ime ds. Bar5ados sch loneihaG MAJ cobb Sa.
sMa II Manchester NEkc'sou, kYork; Pathway How
PORTLAND Jan i7--Arr schr Il willard, Parsons.
York. Cu steamship Nova Sc1tan tBrl Balauthc Liver
pool land slll; snip Wnona tneg, o Newhryport lioz
2ge5lhs tofs, Liverpoo bark Jane JowGn (brb,
Goodman. Fleetwood Il: brigs l. kn at Prk, Gard tasi
v Drisko. Drsso Cardenas. Sid Wind MY ~ Vino
mona baris Jane Lowden Heeu Malta. hriis Aiuon Eu-
wei, Mary Aivina, Manz0ni, Mechanic and others
Jan iS-hgr steamship st George tBrl Wyhc, 1lAseow;
stsarner ParA ersburs Hoffman, New York. Ssual ior
ship.
PROVIDENCE, Jan l9-Arr steamer Falcon, Jones, New
YORK.
2oh-Arr tby tell White Cloud Head s, George NIB
John Crockford Jones' Philadelphia.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec PAR ship Washinrton Colnurn
Hong Kong 10th, French bark ~ Anne Rebonr Hayte -
days Isih brig Josephine Jefferson knnaeawa sd loth
ships Highlander SNOW. Liverpool Sseie rep D! lcI Tor
Calrua) Pere Chaigneau Orr, Harel,c, Ciilao
2ih-Cld Ham bark Ocean. Radyan Clao Sid Gath. bark
KutisofI Swenson. sydney
IL port Jan X ships Peruvian Sargent, eat for liverpool
FLYING Eagle Walden. for Boston.
SALEM, Jan l7-Sd schrs d u Sewcomb, Higgins, Tan
girr Sarah Helen, baltimore
STUNINGTON Jan ls--Arr schrs Lucy Ames Ne'rn,
Euabethport Boston; Patriot, Buck, do for HarM h
Elizabeth Arcuarus, Hy Nfork for Boston and all sailed
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EXPORT about q tl,es e TX tbs yea, asausi toto
htes exported from China. tale u sWhsWk ~
directly with Enaiaa several sh have cleared diect
for London loa cd with valuable careees OF teas ana tk
Thee IS scope for American capital shu enter
Prise. ~ vet ut Anne eaa house has cea Cd YES
seis Tor New Irk Most II the Japan tea ship "a To
London Il re.rxp0ried 10 the United states II would be
more adyautageo ship direct TO the United States
Thee field for American mechanics ana thers
here One who undc5- the hotel business would 90
well Ihoe a hotel ding, centrally stu ted, which
viii he arged the coming spring A trst rate boot
aud shoemaker would do we'll shipbullder, boat
builders pa,uter and giazief, machnst--these would
all 10 welt
Our settlement is fast improving An Episcopal church
is nearly mple,ed, III the Gothic style Handsome
dences gong in the various localities per-
Il state % f,EWardness.
The wyoming leaves for Shanghai to-day. She visits
the different ports ia hna, when she returns to Japan
We look forward 10 her return with much pleasure, Capt
Nc gal aud his officers having made most favorable
impression on their countrymen.
There Is yet mach TO write upon but this is already
extended beyond the usual length of wspaper article,
which admonishes me 20 bring my remarks 70 IA close
have said but little in regad q the war our country
hearts. We nervously waiting for more cheerful
We. You may feel assured that tho Uuion has nowhere
more loyal and countryloying people than the Ameri
cans in Yokohama.
JAPANESE FOWLS IN cALIFoRNIA-ARRivAL OF
GOLDEN peasants AT SAN FRANCISCO
From the San Francisco Bulletin, Dec 70:
Captain stannard, OF the steamship Scotland mas sue
ceeded in bringing to this country, from hansgawa
Japan, pair OF magnificent golden pheasanis whch ne
inlendsdpiacilg upon his rancho Captain STANDARD also
brought here several varieties oi beau'hni Japanese
fnSrle
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IMPORTANT FROM CALIFORNIA.
Arrival OF the Overland Naail with SIX
Days Later Papers.
DISCOVERY OF VALUABLE MINERAL PAINTS IN
rnSTVA COSTA COUNTY ETC.

Days Later taEefS.
DISCOVERY OF VALUABLE MINERAL PAINTS IN
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, ETC.
from the Contra Costa Gazette.
The locality OF native paints is only about two miles
from the town OF Martinez The paint deposits are found
banks Of HI nabre creek, at the foot OF high
HIM. between the houses Of mr. J. Srentzel and ~ T.
Barber ard the land Of the latter gentleman They
Groupings q which alone visible on the surface Of
ground the aforesaid creek. These Lodges vary
from ten twenty feet in width, and are of unknown
lehgth and Indefinite depth perhaps miles in extent NJ
found in the earths dug out OF these lodges
viz red yellow green and blue Here some OF tho
Sarltes--
l. Terra Sienna ferruginous ochre native Of Sienna
in sicily whence name, article Indispensable with
all painters and meyer heretofore found in America.
.. L,zulite light blush mineral, the base OF all the
ultra marines and Indispensable 10 the manufacture OF
paints.
8 French yellow, very pure article commonly found
in France. whence it is imported for in the arts.
4 Senite the primary color for all manufacture OF line
green paints found abundance here like that generally
imported from Prussia.
$. Venetian red. very fine article superior TO that
which imported from Venice for in our country
g. Wacke soft variety OF basat OF great value Tor It's
10 protect against fire aud water. Dr. Hough has
satisfied himself by experiment that this article rightly
mixed and used forms hard crust that will resist the
progress both fire aud water beyond anything yet DIS
covered IL three different shades OF color each
shade pleasing to the ana TASTE so us 10 be OF great
beauty well benefit The waterproof and fire proof
or salamander like to which this invaluable paint
may DO put promises bring INTO great demand soon
II becomes well known 70 the public by actual testing
OF its qualities steam engine ana mill Tor crushing,
and all the utensils apparatus and buildings necessary Tor
reducing pulverziug grading aud mixing the paints to-
geher with tho proper machinery and labor for extract.
ing the from tho earh will soon be procured and
set work
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Abortion Case In stanton


Abortion seem 10 Increase at fearful rate and
unless our criuGal courts make example CT some Of
the practitioners engaged in this hilarious bus there
no knowing where the evil VII stop. Yesterday
Coroner Collin mnenced an investigation into the CIR
attending the death OF Rosa Ahncr dent
Of No ls stanton street, VITO died from the effects Of
malpractice at the hands Of Williamsburg quack uu-
der the following circumstances deceased il appeared,
AIRED woman about twenty eight years Of age,
and native OF London. During the absence of her nus
band the var she proved false to marriage vows,
which resulted in her becoming encetnie ny
young residing in the above neighbotnood
Fearful that her husband would come homo and
discover her condition. she determined to seek the aid Of
aboiionst rather than brave the storm OF his indg
nation. Accordingly she made her trouble known 10
physician residing IN Williamsburg, whose name at the
request u the Coroner, suppress for day two AID
a miscarriage was procured During her illness, which
very severe, the neighbors became suspicious, AID
some OF the women communicated their thoughts TO
brother OF deceased Upon being questioned closely Mrs
Ahner confessed that she had undergone operation,
and disclosed the Of the doctor who induced her TO
undergo the fearful risk Her brother called regular
practitioner to her aid but she continued TO snk gra
dually and died on Monday morning from pcrton!s con
seluent upon an abortion.
DR.. Robinson, assisted by Drs Bargold, Delden and
found conclusive evidence OF abortion having been
procured The evidenced instruments having been used
upon the person of deceased was quite clear and all
agreed that death brought about by miscarriage
Dr. Nagey, II appears, attended deceased few days
before her DEATH and felt satisfied then there
something wrong. He rendered efficient aid TO the
Coroner In investigating the
Coroner Collin has subpmnacd large number of wit
nesses and aided by the police, viii. give the matter
thorough investigation warrant has been issued for
the apprehension OF the Williamsburg ply stefan, and
the chances that he Will b0 under
arrest before the commencement OF tho inquest
this morning There considerable excitement among
the people residing in the neghborhood yesterday when
the facts leaked out and clamorous was the crowd
around deceascds house that the Coroner compelled
adjourn the inquest to the Eleventh ward station house.
Deceased's husband Is member Of the Stcuben Guard
Seventh regiment New York Volunteers, and has been
absent from home about year. The Of his wtes
death under such shocking circumstances will prove
sad blow to the poor fellow.
Tho inquest VIII be held at ten O'Clock this morning,
when some important developments may be expected
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City Intelligence.

OPERATIONS IN THE CRoTOy AQuRpUcr DEPARIMENT.-Th0
rumored changes in the Department Of the Croon Aque
duct Commissioners have not yet taken place, notwh
standing certain the contrary in some
OF the morning papers Mr. Stephens the President Of
the Board concluded not TO make any changes until
February when the resumption Of active operations Will
place, and many persons At present holding Office
will be removed. Among the work TO be performed wiz
be the laying down OF trap block pavemens in many OF
the streets Of the CITY, Messrs stephens, Darragb and
Craven the Commissioners announce that IN future the
following dimensions must be used in the construction OF
trap block (Beigian) paycmcnts-FOur inches wide SIX
to nne inches long and eight inches Deep each BLOCK 90
sions the bottom the top No stone for paving
will be received which in depth Is either more or less
than eight inches which In width varies more than
one half inch from four inches which in length Is less
than six inches The blocks may be Of trap block or OF
any sicnte equal hardness to what is called Quincy
granite.
THE REMOVAL or TIM DEAD TIE SULLIVAN srRxrr
CHURcH-City Inspector Dcavan has detailed Mr.. Ira
vers one the employees the Sanitary Department. to
supentcnd rather inspect the removal Of the dead
bodies from the vaults the Sullivan street church This
measure will prevent repetition OF tho outrages upon
the dead said 10 have been erpetrated ~ the aboref
employed BY the trustees ID disintcr the bodies.
The REDEMPTION or 1pE SoLED SrAsPs.-Ysstcrday was
the last day appointed by Postmaster Waterman for the
redemption stamps used currency during the dearth
Of small change which prevailed TO such alarming ex
teat few months ago There great rush Of people
to the Post Office consequence and unusual force Of
clerks employed to attend to the business The mum.
packages Lett for inspection said to be so great
that il will require three mouths labor in the necessary
and the bad ones About $500 o00 II Is said viii be paid
ont i'm he red
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


MNrr1cd.
FrrzcERALD--SrirKs.-On Wednesday, January IA, at
the residence OF the brides father, by the Rev. VIM
Hammond WIN. FITZGERALD, JE., to Miss DEBORAH Sites
all Of this city.
GRAcK-MEAD.--On Tuesday, January 20, by the Rev.
Mr. Dunbar Mr. F. j. GRACE TO Miss JANE ST. daughter Of
Isaac M. Mead, ESQ.,. all OF this city.
HAGGERrY-KEErB.-0n Sunday January 4, Mr.. CoRNE
HAGGERIY TO Mrs JOANNA KHEfFE all Of this city. No
cards.
PA1rES--HARpMAN.-On Tuesday, January 30, at the
Church Of St. James, by the Rev James L. Sciock WILL
LIAM S PATTEN to MAHy E. daughter Of Aaron Hardman
Esq, all OF this city. No cards.
SrUART--MARrIN-0n Tuesday, January 20, at the
residence OF the BRIDES mother, by the Row. DR..
McElroy WILLIAM STUART TO JANE eldest daughter OF the
late James Martin, all Of this city. No cards
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.

TUESDAY Jan. 20-6 p. M.
The traffic in money is active, and both lenders
and borrowers keep their clerks busy; but, at six
per cent, there is no difficulty in borrowing on
good securities. Lenders take advantage Of the
scant time which, in these active seasons brokers
can spare to look round for money, and exact
larger margins than usual. But there are a good
many houses who borrow all they want without
altering their customary mode Of doing business.
Twenty five per cent is larger margin than spe
culators expect to pay; but, as experience proves
that man who undertakes to operate in stocks
with less than twenty to twenty-five per cent to
support him loses his money sooner or later,
the new rule will really benefit operators
Gold is not SO active as it was. 1t sold this
morning at l4714, las ana l471l; in the afternoon
at l47s., and closed l47ss bid. Many persons
selling their gold and investing their means in real
estate, bonds, stocks or mortgages sensible
change. Exchange sold to-day at 1853, and at the
close of business hours first class bills could be
bought under that figure.
This has been another very active day in stocks.
Nearly every description was higher at the morn
ing board. The greatest advance was in Pacific
Mail, which sold at l65--a jump of ten per cent
predicated on the safe arrival of the Champion
with the specie. This has proved q rather expen-
sive stock to the bears All the railway shares
were higher. New York Central rose per cent,
Erie TX, Erie preferred ~, Hudson Il, Harlem
old l, Harlem preferred / "a, Michigan Central q,
Southern old 2, guaranteed x. &C., &c. Galena
and Rock Island were steady after yester-
days five per cent advance. Spectators
seem confident that they will both follow
guaranteed over par. Bonds were all in good
demand, and the low priced bonds were higher.
Mississippi and Missouris rose "A per cent, and the
Terre Haute Incomes cheap bond-one per
cent At the one p NJ. session of the public
board the market was at first little shaky, on the
fresh announcement of the popular old conard
about Intervention, but recovered its tone before
the close. Erie and the Western shares were
better than at the close in the closed board. At
the afternoon session of the old board the market
was lower on Erie preferred Pacific Mail and
New York Central; the Western shares were
fraction better. The amount OF business done was
very large indeed, and the market whole very
spirited. At the four p. NJ. session of the public
board the market became rampant again, and
every lot of stock that was offered was taken.
though at q substantial advance over the prices
previously current. The market closed with even
stronger appearance than usual, the following