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MOTTOI"Qtsck Ndles and NNldU Profff."
just having opened an immense stock of new
Goods, Of which we will dispose Of as quick as
possible, we will sell Goods now cheaper than
q splendid article, all Linen Bosoms, and Cuffs
50 and e2.25. Good Merino Undershirts and
Drawers 80, 60, and 75c.; an excellent article 81
and e1.25. Good Cotton Socks, pairs for 25c.
Gloves, Gloves, Gloves, an immense stock of ali
kinds and at all prices. Excellent Paper Col
lars, cloth lined button holes, 10c per box. Knit
Jackets, splendid variety. The finest selection
of Neck Ties, Scarfs and Bows ever seen in this
city. Come one, come all, and everybody Will
be satisfied. FRANC q GOLDMAN,
Marble Hall,
No. 45s 9TH St, opp. Patent ONCE, and
u,6,2 No. SIG 18th St, between ID q sts
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CoRNs, &c.-Dr. White, Surgeon Chlropodist,
OF twelve years practical experience in the
tablished at 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between
* and 9th streets, Dec. 10th, 1861, successfully
treats Corns, Bunions, Chilblaine, Club and In
growing Nails, and other diseases of the feet,
without pain or Inconvenience TO the patient.
Inc snoe can be worn with ease Immediately
after the operation. Refers to the many emf
nent physicians, surgeons and thousands ofother
responsible persons who patronize bis establish
ment. Hours from a. m. to u. m. Owing to
press of business at Office. DIR. White is unable
to visit patients at their residences except be-
tween and p. m
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COURT IN GENERAL TERN.-Yesterday, in the
case of Barth agt. Heider, the decision of the
Court below was affirmed.
To-day, Mr.. Cook filed motions to strike from
the calendar the following cases :-Ceoksey agt.
Corporation, Tenley s. Eslin agt. same, Neitze
agt. same, Dukehart agt. same. The case OF
Williams agt. May was taken up.
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Green & Williams
have sold north part lot and south part lot 3,
in square 1888, the former at 31k cents and the
latter at 354 cents, both fronting on 9th street,
between I and Boundary streets, to Thomas
Lewis.
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GUvernmemt Securities.
WAeHINsroN, Jan. q, lGo.-Jay Cooke q Co.
furnish the following quotations Of Government
securities:
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WOOD AND COAL.

NJ GOD AND COAL
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE.
In order 20 close ott our present heavy stock ~
WOOD and COAL. We have this day reduced our
prices 20 the following rates
lysens Valley per ton Of 2 .2io lbs....-.-sIo@
White Ash ssO
Chestnut ga
Pine Wood per cord........--.............. 90
Oak Wood - IN
Hickory Wood per cord....-... 500
49,. GLEASON A GLENN.
jazz I'm street Wharf, " a-hington. ID C.
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KIDDER 4 McLEAN.
IN Al SEVENTH STREET, NV
Successors to d. Z. Irving,D
Dealers in IMPORTED and DOMESTIC CIGARS.
CHEWING and SMOKING TOBACCOS,
sNUFFS, PIPES, &C., &C., &C.
~Pdtronags Solicited
~ SAT- sfdctton Gadyanftsd. dec u. aoIn
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r A. FAHNEsTOCK's
VERMIF UGE.

B. A. FAHSEsrook's
vERMIFUGE.
Why is il that many children die under the age
OF i've yearsf That large proportion OF children
die under that age, has long been subject OF remark
and without . satinsctory cause ascertained il il
certain.
Also, 1t 10 known that worms exist in the human
system from its earliest infancy therefore PARENTS
| especially mothers, who more constantly with
their children, cannot be too observing Of the frs
synsptoas 0 UorDss; for % surely they exist car
| they b
SAFELY AND CERTAINLY
removed from the most DELICATE INFANT. BY
| the timely uss Of
.. A. FAHNEsTOCK,s vERMIFUGE.
1T + !: perfectly harmless. contains no Mercury
PURELY VEGETABLE COMPOSITION.
And nay b sanin.:serss .ith the UTMOST SAFE
pleasing the palate than Of overcoming the disssse
their SScr iesse Of life Is nearly s.d pB
| A. fahnestockS vermifuge continues to grow In Il
vor daily.
Should eccasion require you 70 purchase p, A
sSss S vs fSl: *. s:rsfs :
1 that hes been %
| TAvORABLY KNOWN SINCE 1879,
Ara y:rehss:.. ..:s insist having 4, they d
| not wisA 70 nave IN imitation forced spon tnem.
SCHWARTZ 4 HAGLEff,
1 yoRuE1LY
B.A. IARKHsfOCKY son co.
.e SOLE PR0PRiEfORS. -e
As7-sssAvl PIrTsBURe, PA
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THE OLYNPfc BASE BALL CLUE have leased
and are preparing for the coming season, as a
ball ground, the square bounded by 10th and nth
streets and II and s streets, which win be en-
closed by an eight-foot fence. A clubhouse is
being erected and tiers Of seats suitable for the
accommodation OF two thousand spectators
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-27

JAMES NJ. SCOVEL. J. X. ii. WILCOX
SCOVEL WILCOX,
ATTORNEYS
COUNSELORS AT Law,
No. 4, MARKET SPACE,
Board of Trade Rooms.D
WASHIN TON, ID. G.
Prsstse i'm all United States Courts and before the
Departments. ia Is Inn
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GARD TO THE LADIES
MADAME ii. M. ALEXANDER,
Dressm aktag Estd btt 81 meHt,
60 n. Charles street, entrance LIST door Pleasant
BALTIMORE, MD.
SPECIALTIK-ENENING DRESSES.
All orders executed with neatness and dispatch.
jan act
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OWING TO THE GREAT FALL IN GOLD
" will now sell the BksT PARIS hID-@
GLOVES at 81 90 . pair. Lnlhl
5. HELLER, W,lhI
us Market Space. 1W1W
Just received large assortment Of HUMAN and
IMITATION HAIR. laI3-l I'm
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RKLIHv OF THE PooR--The weekly meeting
OF the Visitors to the Poor, of the Proyident
Browne presiding. Reports were made by the
visitors Of the several wards, showing great des-
titstion generally, and some special cases were
described that were very sad. Hon. Hannibal
Hamlin, chairman of the Senate Committee on
District Affairs, was present, and, before adj
journment, asked to be furnished with q fun
report showing the number OF persons able to
work il they could obtain employment, and the
number unable to labor, sc. A letter was read
from Mayor Bowen, informing the Society that
arrangements had been made with John r.
Seitx for the Society TO draw for 500 additional
loaves OF bread per day, and on Saturday for
1000 additional, making 1000 loaves on Satur-
day and !, 800 loaves every other day in the
week. The reply Of Mr.. A. X. Browne TO the
Mayor, thanking him for the aid the city had
given TO the Proyident Aid Society was Also
read, and the meeting then adjourned.
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what Is the remedy under the present form of
representatives il they fail to live ND to their
pledges; they have done it before, and they can
do it again. He wanted the advocates OF the
widest scope for their argument. If thew attend
the next meeting In this hail. they can present
their petition with all the arguments they can
bring in support Of their measure. IL they do
come, he trusted the citizens of the Seventh
Ward would set o good example to the other
wards by behaving themselves and treating the
speakers with respect. No doubt it would be
said there was another bill behind the counter
providing for the election OF all the officers.
What Of IL? The schemers knew, and he knew,
that Congress never would pass such bill. Ii
might be used for q subterfuge, and then its adj
out the election Of Governor and upper Board,
and let them be appointed. Congress could not
confer upon the District the power contemplated
by the bill; il was not theirs TO give. This
is only dodge to get the appreciation Of the
people.
He wished to say few words on the subject
OF good order In the meetings Of the Seventh
ward citizens. III q man comes before you and
advocates measures you do not approve, treat
him AZ you would wish TO be treated in the same
position, but do not sanction disorder and dis
colored men of the Seventh Ward that they DEFY
the officers OF the law in disturbing the peaceful
meetings Of the citizens Of Washington. Dis
patches, truthful and discreditabie to this city
mobilize conduct OF men who had prevented
their fellow-citiZens from holding meetings. He
did not want snch charges to 60 forth that Re-
publicans were enemies OF free speecb-that
they set themselves against the Law and defs
the officer TO arrest them for their actions
He could tell such men there was law TO pro-
tect public meetings, and 1t will be enforced. II
belongs TO the dignity, the good name OF the
Republican party that it should be enforced.
He advised the voters Of the Seventh Ward NOT
70 particiI ate with those who have broueht dis
credit upon the party by encouraging such corr
duct, but to keep down REORGANIZATION and con-
de mn Al who array themselves as dsorsanizers.
If Won have grievances, don't fight outside: do il
in the party, and when q man attempts to dis
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y JUSTICE PIACE,
OPPOSITE HARDWOOD,
noD A BesUeen lhh and Iah 0treses.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-21
THE STEAMER FLORIDh.

81 the United States District Court, ycster-
day DEPUTY DstrctAttoney Davies applied FOR post
IODcnent Of the trial in the Of the United States
against c steamer Florida, the ground Of the absence
OF John r. CTey, engineer OF the vessel who it ma
te.e .tuc,s. The Government had used every dill
gene, i fnd him but without avail. The state
mn. vi This witness which the libel was founded,
lat lo vessel intended to be used in direct
violation Of the neutrality laws. ExJudge Beebe CON
tended hat the witness informer and neces-
Srly expected remuneration as SUCH the chances Of
bringing him 20 testify small indeed il lie was not
uv r0nud. II the Government had any real wish TO
try would have detained in custody such al
important witness He was prepared 10 show that the
purpD-c destination OF the vessel were perfectly
legitimate j,
The Court held that tho affidavit was insufficient, but
Gus hearing Of thu for the nr Tuesday in
New-York tribune., 1870-12-21

steamer wesphss, decided that both vessels were in
fault and that the damages must be sppcrtioned The
plaintiff was the Of the Norwegian brig Phocis,
which was sunk by the Westphalia in the English chan
mel The brig sailing the corner of Tue West
phaia close hauled Tue steamer steaming 10 the
whistle continually, as dense fog prevailed No one ON
the steamer heard any horn from tie brig and when
she was discovered IL was impossible TO avoid her
The case of James Fisk, jr., against the
Albany and susQuetanna Railroad Co. came up yester-
day before Judge Brady for the settlement order
changing the place of trial Judge Brady said he wished
settled in accordance with the decision that the plain
t might elect In which county try it, whether Albany
or Rensselaer, Mr. Field said that they objected to the
word elect and did not IL to appear that they had
made any eeconn the matter but that it was decided
under the direction OF the Court Judge Brady said the
order was drawn in conformity 10 his decision and he
could not alter It. Mr. Field gave notice that he should
appeal from the order hut postponed motion for stay
OF proceedings pending the appeal.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-21
CIVIL NOTES.

The motion 10 confirm the report Of the
Commissioner Of Estimate and Assessment in the mat
teI Of the Broadway widening, which was adjourned
uuI yesterday 70 be heard before Judge Cardozo in
Room No. i3, was again adjourned unit! Dee 2e
In the suit Of Herman Funk ct al. agt. The
orient Mutual Insurance Company, on trial nearly all
the term the jury yesterday found for the paintif In
the fun amount clancd-sl599i 80. Another OF the
series, entitled sturm sgt. Williams, Is now IL
progress
In the Supreme Court, Circuit, Part ii, yes
tcrday, before Judge Van Brunt, IN suit brought by
Mary f. McCaTty agt The Boston Steamboat Co 70 re-
cover the value Of two trunks Lost by them, the jury
awarded her sO5 g. TIE trunks were delivered 10 the
company 81 New Bedford, ana placed by them, un-
check cd, the steamer Metropolis IN which the plain
took pa ssage for this city When The boat arrived
here the trunks missing the defense that thty
h4d never been received
In the United States District Court yesterday,
Jsdge Benedict, il tie case Of MeTcusson .snst the
New-York tribune., 1870-12-21
Innalto NOyember 9O. IN
A2OlOO2l u
eaoT3p6 :p

Total sir months. i.o12.36 n SIOONZl -
.h,ng tbe system OF Omaha has carried into Decein
b 90 OF earning. old system belongs to tue month
OF November
The aggregate amount OF exports exclusive OF specie
from the port OF NewYork for the week ending Dec 90
1870, was s5 9o3,OS.
The Philadelphia stock market was steady to-day
PENNSYLVANIA State 6s third issue, sold at lOa; Phiad.-
phia and Erie Railroad 26I Reading Railroad, io5 and
Pennsylvania. 81. Gold closed at llos.
The coupons OF the per cent gold bonds OF the Mid
land Railway will lie paid at tho banking house OF Geo
ondvke Co. On and after Jam /. The transfer books
OF the registered bonds viii close on the 2ith nst and
reopen Jan. 3. - - a., .. . ,,,,. -, 4,
~ r Nor cent pavahle on and after the Sl-t inst.
Messrs Geo OpdyRe Co.. 25 Nassaust., Will pay the
January coupons OF the New-YOrk and Oswego Midland
Railroad on and after the I'd prox
New-York tribune., 1870-12-21
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

ALABAMA STATE IyDORsED BONDS, BEARING EIGHT
PER CENT GOLD INTEREST, ISSUED BY TRUNK
IISE-THE SELMA. MARION, AND MEMPHIS X. r.,
AND SELMA AND GULF II. K, AT % AND ACCRUED In
TEREsT IN CURRENCY.
This line of railway forms the shortest route from
Memphis TO the sea, and will command on compile
sinn which States il traverses In addition 10 this,
large part of the freight by way of the Mississippi
River will seek at Memphis the more rapid transpor-
tation TO the sea afforded by these lines.
one hundred miles of this route are completed and
show large earnings from way trafic alone Inc
completion Of the enterprise Is alrea<y assured by
the large sales Of bonds aud liberal subscriptions OF
town and county aid. -,
Considered as a railway mortgage alone these
bonds are equal 10 any now in the market But IN
addition to the lien on the railway property, the
hands are secured by the obligation Of the State OF
Alabama, indorsed upon them. which has been de-
clared by the leading lawyers OF New York to he as
bndinp on the State as the currency bonds which
now sell on the Stock Exchange above par.
For sale, at % aud accrued interest by
HENRY CLEws & Co..
Financial Agents of State Of Alabama.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-21
DECISIONS.

CovRT or APPEALS -ALntNY Dec. 2Q.-m
the Court Of Appeals, the Chicago and Great Western
Rtlroad Company Agt Dana ct sl-JuiSuent sOd order
affirmed. with costs Bowa Nnedenh1rgh, Admins.
traitor -rJndgment reversed grGUel;
iie evrus Gsy; The Birmingham Iron Founsry
Dillon Anderson; Iayens Patterson ct
o. BeDe Lydu gmeut and order DENYING for
trial with Hodges CcepeJudnent Of Supreme
Court sd " ti Uoa n Brcosn reger and tal Frandi
Philips CsWpbel.OrLer granting
t-s umd Judgment absolute for The aitH with Bios
az Duid Pres GcJudgen rsBlet for SlJ9 o. H o the
d report Of the and affirmed for that able
VIII tho costs In thc Cont below psyabe N currc without
cost 10 either this Ch-ster Renos HLOrder
granting trnl ant judgment absolute for plaintiffs eosi
OF giving for the ef damages v he settled on
Juigc Coearun a. Hubbard e. slOnicf
sgroed. with costs
SUPREME C0Hf-Cl qmbGs-By Judge Barnard
le 81 smith ag AeAea Of iivOce granted
Ab J. C,l Ee C,okJrmn' Of divorce auted s. Nieto
NstOlsl 1uIAMOton denied Nc
CIV fg Nichols Motion grtHed LcseDo agt COasonJuigme1s
Oruerct
P7eck Foee lgt KTsiser j. Lombard Curi&Osle
granted GrHr Fish Ordr extending time ~ days hgesi
80 MUrVby Motion gtIied 10y default.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-21
TIE RIGHTS OF INDORsERs.

The North Carolina Life Insurance Company
sued = g. Nen in the City Court OF Brooklyn, to recover
3,25s l2 from defendant, indOrser Of promssory
gwen by william Hen for premiums on policy is-
s1e1 by plaintiffs. II further claimed that accord
ing the law Of North Carolina the indorser OF note Is
considered surety, and Is entitled 10 notice or pro
tst The defendant testified that the indOrsement was
done n New York the indOrser must therefore be
governed by the lave Of this State and notice Of protest
should have been given the defendant. It was also
aimed on the part u the defense that the Company was
iu-o.yeut ~ the time the note made and conse-
gu-ny there was consideration and also that the in
dOr.rlasut Was without consideration. The Jury were
uuIU.e 20 agree, and were discharged.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-21
SUIT AGAINST THE EYACK AND NORTHERN
RAILROAD.

IN the Kings County Supreme Court Special
Sern before Judge Gilbert, william Voorhis the
Nytck AID Northern Railroad Company TO recover 5000
1a-ag.s Cor au alleged encroaehment upon land owned
y hm at Syack, where be Gov ], 1869 purchased 23
acres This land has been divided into lots and is esti-
mated he worth about 100000 The defendants own
land al dining Mr.. VOOrhiss, and have placed puding
over their track nearly 200 feet long and 10 feet high TO
project their rOings from the weather The Dld-
Iug ohs'rlcts street between plaintiff lots and Tor
tn recovery Of damages, and 70 compel the company 70
the structure, he brings this suit The de1eno
claim that they have not violated any provision OF
tho which they hold for their property and that
1h- other suitable location in the village TOT bucA
a buiding Is they have erected. Case on.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-21

TUESDAY, Dec. 9-P. ".
Opening at about the closing prices of yes
terday stocks displayed weakness, and the transac
tions during the upon descending grade,
some descriptions being especially heavy. North
Wosterp Rock Island SewYOrk Central scrip, Western
Union and Ohio and Mississippi were all pressed for sale,
and Western Union fell of per cent under moderate
saes The transactions In Pacific Mail and Lake Shore
were quite large but these stocks held frmer quotations
than most OF those actively dealt In In the early after
noon there was slightly better feeling and prices inn
proved fraction, but toward the close appeared
10 I've settling down moro decidedly than
before New-York Central touched oOt; Rock
Island lGt; and Lake Shore, 81. An uneasy
feeling peryades the street, and the bear operators sp
pear to be increasing In numbers, 1t pretty evident
that some OF eques have been unloading and that
but little opposition to the decline has come from tho
parties who have hitherto given the market Its most e
cient support Ohio and Mississippi declined from 29i TO
2e and other leading stocks from to II per cent We
note sales Of Delaware LaeRavanna and Western at lO
10 o2i Hannibal and st. Joseph lOOdlo the Preferred
7iaIO5f; Co. C. and c. IL Alton and Torre Haute Pre-
Yerred. 6s Express shares we're steady, on sales Of
Adams at CAL and IT, g. AZ 33 The following table shows
fhe nriees of leading stocks for the day:
New-York tribune., 1870-12-21

OF monetary affairs, and the market seems 70 have
settled down to its normal condition prior NO the late
squeeze. On approved collateral borrowers have sup
piled their requirements at The legal currency rate and
no indications apparent Of any proposed movement
to ointerfere with the natural course OF money, although
according to the street gossp such attempt is again
shortly to be made The currency movement is against
the city banks money being shipped I'm largo amounts
both the West and South West. The prospect that
money will rule at7 per cent during the remainder Of
the year reflected in the discount market as the banks
buying no paper Commercial acceptances are
therefore slow OF sale, with nothing doing under per
,rn. L.. H.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-21

PIEldHTs are active The epggenents tedag
bush Wheat BY at Id ani to Londoh' 1900 bush Wheat
FLAXie improved for New Old quiet end prices .re
uncertain River l3 iS Canadian at c Spinning
FRlTHEks continue dull aud heavy aa'c for Prime aud deea
GRAIN Wheat under the les favorable from Europe Is quiet
and tame The qenl1a M sns manly 70 sSae ,a SSe S. r ps m S
po;Ca bay for % % $ 1 III mar oa wi S5'
Ss wSeS s wan f s9a sai1. soS sasb At 81
SsG @ Ss Tuss 81 and a Z 81 ia''S 6S G i' No .is al S
store = - sr 81 5FG s. for W Wss Mssa Il G' i es S 81 IS r
% S 3 d B s 4o nsss & sn are s % aGy a q Sa TS
pTes. aHefa Il ihe @ 81 bush Nea Ohio 81 81 d'sc
@ e'1 & o5 ~ & st at o saoat Rye hesyy and quiet sales
tie m,Iet closed fa yesterdays prices sale: Co e9e nh Wes,a
Mted 5og on t5aeE an Ia S A9S@i e@'ing & VINE
slae2e southern Yellow foc and Jersey yellow Al Ia75
on To Dr He the Gaury could cn be called Air
anJ in mod cases dill exceed e pre:, certain wants Of
considerable ios we're eI to arrive on
9SfS9 @ a. Ga n1S so S e 10 BSea A a5S r RE
Grsnie alj A'aeyleo 2a2e for onnocoi 10. e for Mara
and 22d23c California Do este Slaughter in Moderate den'Hd
HAY-G sd Ssu,4 o "a O. %ek.ii >. STn 90 @
fair demand at II 0 and Short aESc per C H.
HgMPMaua very Gull and prices nominal at Se gold Ja'e
dull and price are & c,sl thong no ows We quote
INDIGO teseptcn have been quiet spd prices are IN
Entai per h eo ~ sas2 30 Gu.temsls....sl coas 20
h1ms currency. Pa 80 Caracas W@ I'
IRATER-The business emlocl Sole though no. heavy! has
been buyers indicate probable
good demand early da! heers in possession Of vel
al
s qroe Rio Granie sud Buenos Ayres
Light Weigh. l7dc; Middle do, 2sQlsc Heavy do 29dci
Cforpa Light 27d2lc; Middle Do 2}c23c HEAVY do, &c
Ornoeo &C. Light 25a25c; Middle DO, 27dc; Heavy do 28a
2tc Oak sole without important variation quote 81 JGJ9c
for IIeavy and 3laOc Middle and Light Slaughter Is meeting
with without change in values quote at 3Oi for
Ismocs, nd Oak.
METALS-ngot Copper quet New Seahng and YeoG Meal
steady. Pig o1 j.
nierte demand; dull End nominal Pig Lead steady
PIG quiet Plates sm Other articles ATE without change
We quote;
New-York tribune., 1870-12-21

rl apoo reucei wants nefneo and the
the supepon 10 bond tbe stock hse Ens
freely held % onr figures bat tbs
buyers the noeai tody burpss vas eu sas
heavy; coed Refining lo!a0ic No ~ Boz ier
sales 200 hhi Cuba and 10 boLes s'al on pns bfns helss
dul and heavy e for Hsrs lye fr Whs a. iFe "r
4" b; l3c for EItra CT and liDl2ic FOR Yellow.
sgBOS-Coysr Seed Il steady and IN fair reque ssles 20 ts
fio Timothy moderately aete Sass 90 Caest's Lusesi
trm with god aemsnd st ~ Oh ~ 10, gold ,.s,,
SOAp-Iatile 4 moderately scive; sais % Al
sTBiRIS qu prices there rhquiJ f'r
the fgture. " selerA
r Wesiern Hgse Csty small lots Choice =, Sc
NBACCOrO supply Jrae snf Coysnmsns or3er very str
snos Of atari. Leaf going abd and the maTfe shows ssdy
Tes enough stock however or al calls Asd.
tboash nl do AZ We fuotes
New-York tribune., 1870-12-21

The transactions in gold still OF comparative insg
niAeance though the cable reports strong market in
London, with quotations Of Gas at ssh AL the sales OF
the day have been made at 1Oi OiG1bI During the pro
gress OF repairs IN the Gold Room. dealings trans
ferred to the old Open Board Room In tho gold loan
market the rates ranged from per cent for borrowing
to per cent for Carrying balances being also carried
without interest either way The days business at the
Gold Exchange Bank was as follows: Gold cleared,
SIS, 900; gold balances s,Ol2sl currency balances
New-York tribune., 1870-12-21
Ort at 4p. III. as follows:

State bonds strong AMI active, particularly in
Tennessees which were in liberal demand, and to
6]i for old and 6li for new. New January and July
South Caroinas firm at 67.aGs, and new North
Caronas steady 2St the remainder OF the list being
neQlected, The following were the bids:
New-York tribune., 1870-12-21

NOrICE.-The interest due Jan; ], 1871, on the
RoSns of the'STATE Of GEORGIA will be paid, on aud
after that date upon surrender Of the coupons, az
the Fourth National Bank, New-fofk.
Bonds of the State of Georgia, IA they mature,
will be paid upon presentation at the Banking