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Round Trip Tickets at considerably reduced rates
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By Professor A. Guyot, of Princeton, and Major Jed.
Hotchkss, Of Survey Of Virginia.
Guyots Introduction to Geography, price go cents.
Elementary Geography, 45
intermediate Geography with
Hotchkiss' Geography ofVa.," SO
Common School Geography, 1876 "
New-York tribune., 1871-12-29
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE-FIRsr CALL,
lot O'CLOCK AN.
Saks ~ Gorsy~ree,
1000 so. Ces 1901 500 sac Reg ia
sa'' ota" kaurood LMd ks.roaaEzpv.ss
New-York tribune., 1871-12-29
Mem Qualifications

Owe Is BEST"
Red, rsDy,
SAINT ABE AND HIS SEVEN WIVES
a rRUB-LovE rALs OF SALT LAKE CITY.
limo. sI,r. cloth price siaa
GEORGE ROUTLEDGE G SONS,
PUBLISHERS
4rs BRoOaR.sr. NEW YORK.
WILL BE READY TOMORROW
rnE SECOND EDITION OF
LORD BANTAM.
TIE New Satire. by III. Author Of
"GrNx's BABY"
limo eru. cloth; price 81 50.
GEORGE ROUTLEDGE G. SONS.
PUBLIsHERs
4I8 BROoME.sT.. NEW YORK.
GEORGE ROUTLEDGE & SONS publish this
SAINT ABE AND HIS SEVEN WIVES"
True LOVE TALE or SALT LAKE CITY
I2mo .,x. cloth price sl 2'.
as Broome st. December %, 1871.
GEORGE ROUTLEDGE & SONS
" Will bave resdy tomorrow
The Second Edition Of
"LORD BANTAM"
Tn. new ssirs by the Author Of "G'nr', Baby"
I2mo. extra cloth price g. 80
as Broomest December 49, ls11.
GEORGE ROUTLEDGE & SONS publish this
SAINT ABE AND HIS SEVEN WIVES
A ATRuELovE TALE OF SALT LAKE CITY.
Emo extra cloth price 81 IS.
tls B-oorn. st., December 70 ls1
GEORGE ROUTLEDGE g. SONS will have
The Second Hliton o.
"EORD BANTAM"
Tb. New Satire BY the Author of GnIs BABY"
jl!mo, extra cloth, pr.ce 81 5o
t!6 Broomest. December 49, 1871
GEORGE ROUTLEDGE & SONS
" Publish This Day
SAINT ABE AND HIS SEVEN WIVES"
TRUE-LovB TALE OF SALT LAKE CITY
larc extra eio;h price 81 rs.
4s proomt s'., Zee. -, 1871 -
GEORGE ROUTLEDGE & SONS
" VIII have Really To Morrow:
Edition Of
"I.ORD BANTAN,"
ue New Satire bv the Au,hor Of "Gin,s Bab'"
l2mo. Extra eoth' pfce ~ d.
I6 Broome-st Dee o. l''l. --
HISTORY of the GREAT FIRES III Gill
i CAGO snd IVES r. bv Rev IT, j. GooDsPgzD. D. OF CIV
laG on, complete a''ety q s;s n s' eIeI 1 srai Iii
Pce,s 90 10 sucrsrs ACCT, xntcd H. GOopsPbED Co
Parlrow T. Goospee Chicago st. Louis or Cnnni'i'
New-York tribune., 1871-12-29
THURSDAY, Dec. 23-Rs a.


The continued strngcncy in the money
market and the consequent dear rates and high In
tercst charges though having decided or pos1tYo
effect upon the tone of railroad and miscellaneous
stocks yet Influences the aot,o volume OF business"
which continues to fall OF In each scceeding dav unn'
today VIC have market OF special importance ano
deserving of no noteworthy mention. The marheteao
been on the whole steady, with the principal trade IN
the Ncw-York roads, Ohio and Mississippi Lake anorer
Northwestern common, ROcS Island. Wabash UNION
plcilc and Western Union Tclcgraph but the varia-y
tons have not been wide or frequent. We arc s'h'
Of the opinion that the pert.nacy VIII which t1',
market is held up g due to the extraordinary on
puts vet xpired and which have served as mar
cius for woudhe operators ongh, II anything shoul0
intervene TO affect this delicate fabric We opne that tne'
gexpccted and much january riSH whlc9
sa,gne holders look forward to as the Moses hat sa
lead them out Of the darkness Of Egypt would give Uar
To a January thaw" OF the most h,urtrendng dsscrp
on 10 such as were caught that side Of speculation
In tho investment securities there was little DONE Goa
stocks were firm and quiet, ard Express shares stron
and in good request. The following tabl" shows tho
highest and lowest prices Of active socs made to-day;
New-York tribune., 1871-12-29
Mem publieations.
NEW YEARS PRESENTS!
ID. APPLETON Co
INVITE ATTENTION

Isv,rR ATTENTION
70
,r,, c,,pEpu S,rOCK OF POOKS
,-,,.vr y. ,,rvv,rrpv
TIE LEADING GIPr BOOKS ARE:
.,,, rn..,,,,,o,. co,, Gilt. As, Morocco. 60
rnR AMERICAN ADVENTURES OF BROWN. JoNRs. AND
,.,,o, ,,.y pI,. e.,
RED LINZ EDITION OF BRYANT An entire New Bdion Of
,r-....,... c,o,, 81, q, n uoocco a.
''A'''f0'"'' WI" 'N''"' "
ANEW EDITION OF ruR HOUSEHOLD BOOK OF POETRY
'o"'ea '"1 ."'aS'' v
s"' p''' w.
THE SONG OF THE sowER. BY wm. Cullen Rysn, nOsr.sd
with q Epe1.ngs Cloth. gill; 81 full morocco 90
HOMES OP OTHER DAYS History OF Domestic Manners ah'
eu,,u.,,, 4, p,s,.,a vol, s,o Pne.. 81 90
HOLBgry AND HIS TINE By Dr.. Alfred Wotnah With IDu'
..,
~
Cn\tII E,pI CATALOGUE,
OF
ponKS FOR PRESENTS,
..
w Dh IL - "'' ~ '
nooyo .1ptr,,r sc
Doon"' "''
IN IMMENSE 'AHb'n
TTNHE HOMES OF OTHER DAYS.
4
HlSIOi
or - -
ENGLAND,
New-York tribune., 1871-12-29

VI =. Co.," n"nd. there was an upward moSemens ~
s'"v hitch Tenpes.ees rose to si virginia oon.
to- ss and deferred TO ~ At the J,ua
wv" ana ,n.1 Univ ssus. sold at As; DO April ana =.
my anu ~. .ua North Csroin. Funding Act 1885,
ren.nder Of tho list having been neglected L. urom,-
In railroad mortgages ths demand 's ."
New-York tribune., 1871-12-29

The Herald Of Health. for this month, oppor-
tuney revives an ancient lecture the Effects Of
Tobacco. Drink, and LcentiOusness on the health Of
students" delivered In Harvard University nearly three
quarters OF century Since by lively old iconocast
whose 10 still savory in the traditions OF Cambridge,
DR. Benjamin Waterhouse The usual variety OF genc
articles with spicy miscellaneous fragments and tit.bts
makes an interesting number OF the periodical.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-29

The continuation OF dear money forms ''o
feature but all classes Of the street afo "0'u'o "
~ high rates that frscnsn moro or lees
.t,rscts scarcely . passing comment beyond certain
severe structures upon Mr. Boutwell,. policy Of hoa.din:
currency At the expense of the commercial ..
the country The opening rste Of money 70 tne ss
brokers was an per cent per Day IN addition ss,
currency interest ruling later s ia ana interest 70 -,
and per cent fat As usual ., inc e0se ..s' nsDe,
49,. no. hasr uttls movement and rates arc nominAy
Goyerpmeut bonds have been strong and n'snet AZ
v,,n a more than ordinary active business done bold
h.ar,. and over the Counters, the market leaving
OF strong with about all the list in demand ~ % s
yauced quotstions. Fisk 4 Hatch rep"" ~ ''"'
New-York tribune., 1871-12-29

The OM and Ner, for January, is issued in
the form OF holiday number entitled 1.-THE Christmas
LOcket" containing great variety Of articles appro.
pirate to the we'll others OF general literary
interest BY pleasant fiction the contents OF the NUN.
ber runes and lays songs, stories, and are
arranged the contributions to the general
ment Of friendly company who had met board Of
EewJersey ferryhpat The ingenious device is not very
skully carried ont. although it does not prevent the
enjoyment Of the repler in the excellent miscellany
which hlls the plumber.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-29

BOOK FOR THOSE WHO HAVE HFARTSi
This abes sni the grarde book Love- Man. Woman the
v, Of Affection Marriage ht fell from human pen' No de-
.uon eque Synopsis begin do justice to the mighty
WORK which OMIT bourj in ro ard be the table Of
woman ar lahG and he wordi 1t incas Mach
nrt s uon Lc, toa.shp Mdria9 TIE Lc"s Of Hap
trnt Fo.di, rGmpys7n LoS.GrrGon, dgc.toaIl H ;
The Grand Ndge LshiHg uod Gnd krI EFcs IdrteI
Mcgnetisms Inrnlies Of Jod,rn sood "P"Hosop.t'
book espec IN the ians book
superior g! the kin5 in America haroe bat
this Superior say ,iat probably wr.tteH
Pre- 81 80. postage free.
Eter prs Til. hook 10 loved than give jewels
U.ual discount Trade ash ory C,;sic, aud G Table
Cou.ents grand work rece; of th:ec
ra Ad!IeH above.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-29
Market at tho close strong, and pretty DuOyanl
best prices made.


Gold has been quiet and steady, at I0Si 1853, with
momeItary rise lCs. We doubt II the interest
at the present time ID Of very great importance, though
the high interest charges paid 10y long boers 10 have
coin carried dctcrs speculation ia the direction OF ~
higher price. all the influences were ROT in favo
Of gradual rctrograde movement. Hence the late
dearh Of speculation the Gold Room. The rates paC
to have balances carried were llG 5S4 and 52 Of one
per cent There specie shipments. The pre-
payments OF January interest at the Subfrasury wer0
81 100000, making total OF 25o 0. The prepayments
OF currency interest were SJ7stU) making total Of
s7l5OOO The redemption OF called e61s footed UP $4,000
making total OF S?ll7,OO) sgco December l. The lu
ternal Revenue receipts s2ss.OGO The Natiola.
Banks sent in for cancellation s5,0 three per cent
tilcates making total Of si32Ti7. The bids for the
Treasury gold to-day amounted to S327jCVj " rates
ranging from to iOs55. The award of nllioU
was made AT los A. TO log S. Details follows
New-York tribune., 1871-12-29

The chronological Journal. which is always on
the alert in pursuit Of topics Of popular interest has
sketches Of Mr.. washburne, United States Minister to
France, the Rev j. p Thompson and William N. Byers
Rocky Mountain printer "what Can | do Best 7"
'Cheerfu Giving, somc Studies Facial Exprcssion,"
"Your Iips-What they Mean" Taking Cold" and
others, have the merit Of being both useful and
tanning.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-29

II HEALTII, INTELLECT, and BEAUTY
mere precious Inheritance than an eoMe od.prns
The Parents GuIdr or Human lr'eloppnt by Mn u Pen
lon HAldsonsb pubsLsd ~ 50 BY H. WELLS sy BIoSway
H J. -''
New-York tribune., 1871-12-29

TIE JorEyAL for By ncs.ageu throughout tie uSnd
New-York tribune., 1871-12-29
:. TREASURY Of REAL INTELLECTUAL
"A PLEAst RI Anu PROFIT"

SALAD FOR TIE SOLITARY AND TIE SOCIAL
IL FREDERICK SAUNDERS.
Author Festival of Sorg" Mchs Evenes With Sacred
Foes"
hanf.oms volne Of over 80 sges tuj illustrated With osr
FIFTY HIGHLY LYFISIsuBD EEGGASINCs designs raie
pre..y this worn Lv EMINENT AMERICAN ARTISTS presenting
oae Of se eh., and mos, ente-nn; volumes Of Literary
the reading public Of the present generation
TIE work Is reple.e with
SPARKLING H,MoR AM CraIoCs rHFoRMArIOy.
STYLES AND PRICEsFiao El sh Coa plain edges. So Fine
English Cloh silt s Halt Cali G 5J Full Tuikey Morocco
Antique, a. Full TGrkry Morocco. g.,. SO
Df. WITT &. LENT 6 Co.,
PUBLISHERS
No. i5I BRO0rE.ST, NEW. YORK.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-20
: .S>AW E u

-AH>AE IND .. A.. .ntr.nca
cteWay and also dining by ths SIDE Ct 'n9 s nsc
hall few years EGG Dy ACr% nn"pts were saved
r ra 40 srcely at O'Clock that was feaea
a the efforts Of the remen when nsa Deen nroye
cut on r%h hronsb the ohinks between the massye
ann. scnaratne the Great Hall and the Eea S D1Sw
ingroom the flames COM" oe seem srtnre Prensratons
we're therefore. made for the worst by va Hmost
and The adjoining apartments OF their o9sy su Van
TrnoeVasd Tns and RmSens we're borne carefully to place OF
safety and when every portable article OF vaus
moved s further fSS stae bedroom" and tho
dressing also cleared OF their hrdroom
IN The ~ ,ds va, 'ns srenosed
wall and carried place Of security together w1 r
the portraits Of Queen Anne by KnelsI nsntnS 5nS To
oictnres by HolbeiD Rubens, vsndyke TltienS sal
rator Rosa Sir Peter Ley and Caraccs "Dead Snrs
were ais" taken d0w to te moest Of
the castle billiard room ready to ne again Ssea nov am IN
Of necessity nat ~ he a the end the great
hail. though the Red Drawing room IS sgntiy Hamsseu
about the roof and by water The damsse m0Wsyer
and l. 1sa III, cas %eh q SrRG With
uros Of art have been damaged by hasty removal.
Sot sy Sn nea in
morning. and then there remained mass .ss,oS o.
AT any time develop into another confagratiol.
The whole Of Lady warwick's wardrobe was consumed
with her srea nrned bV G
family Her dyships jewels are SAFE ana also the
plate apartments In the basement where there II
large rcprOof safc being hardly injured except by the
heat of the burning apartments above and the water
thrown upon the fire. The cause OF the fre cannot DC
accurately ascerained Some men had been empiey@ee @
building where the fire is supposed to have originatc
But stated that there was no re in TINS tn part o aM r
castle. and therefore 1t Is difficult even 10 snfse n
the catastrophe was caused.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-20
DECISIONS.-DEC. 10.

Supreme Court - Chambrs-By Judge Cardozo-
M.,.. In. Insurance Co at Holy Light, Chrss AT
bstsl-Soon denied costs to abide event Allen sgt FoA-Js
mani 1y,p,.d Copsdon at Of cent granted
Youns .g gnted Losee sgt Coehohon grano
r. Nsh Amessp Lifs Can csses9udsmens
orjere Worth sg a-Jngment granted Shook sgt Lnn
Iudgneot grapd Abbott Wes alJudgment granted h
ocf sgt Cbrys-Jadment granted Manhattan fe Insurance 20
"a ordered Mutual Lie Insurance Co. ss camp
Rereucs ordered Degra a denied without costs
Ni.sen AIT Dussn-Moon gante Boyer ast ssuIMooon 70
h,nrs Mace OF TIM. deni-d abide ssnl Knowles agl NC
Superior Court-Special Ierm-y Judge rfeeaman 1In,
% Riso sheriff lie agt The Meksnts' Ins CoCorae GnEo
Fishe at granted The New Boston CoaI
at Psrier et a-eeenoe ordered O'Ee sgt 1sunc-Vrc
s9.nd CsdSel AIT The Hotchtss Bhek Machine Co-ore'
granted Carpenter s Csrpen~r-Reierenee on''' I'0' s
keelar-Order granted. . -, .xu.. a..n., fc..
opinion with Csrk at Chambers.)
DECISIONS IN THE COURT or APPEsIs.ALsnhSI' n.isI1
Y Dee e-Judymeuts affirmed with costs -DeIef sgt
eay ag Reilly Pndor a ResO Fire Insurance Sompsny ~: a,
,N rmmoo Pe sgt Cooke Judgments reversed ana ne.
granted costs abide p.Torrnnee ae Corye a sE
Yori Central Railroad Company Dowrs sg New fo Sen
Company Curtis Ayrau McM,hon sgt koaeh Joagmenis
York Pleas reerd and Judgment f dsnan %.s
TO either paJscobss sTt Mo.ns Order o. oene r orer
gn,na new fr ais aFmeo-Low rgt Hail. Nichols sgt maa
% ~ the suprcpe Court they direct stay Of PROCEEDINGS
by apuea or Otherwise. Of the appellant
LHncAey Appeals iSn''ed-Denn'" %" '''''
FngaL
New-York tribune., 1871-12-20
CRIMINAL COURTS.

{. l.. ROst OfNO.l9 Mott-st., charged with scln q
wlsky without license released yesterday lis reeoS
ptsnce iy Commissioner Shields.
At the Tombs Police Court, Justice Hogan com
mtte Rachel Doassu Isabella Ilankust
OF Solomon Brnn low tnsnt at No G2 Byar
lis TEMPORARY ahsenee aud Il lien cwery. vslic +J'.
At the jefferson Market Police Court, William
Burke aecnei yerisv Of rInhrng J d; Il the fun
the Father Matthew T. A. b. S@r The Of Mat }
ORonrte charged with refusing to his board BILL sioun-d
until today
At the Essex Market Police Court, Daniel y. DOnO-
and John Dwrr committed for eUg Omrrr
wstron of the Fourteenth Precinct B-rar Bdnch eompr
g. bond for *3 deda rsn Of
ChrIsr by ending the dead bodr oil
bis bat ther shop oppo.itr the Jewish place Of worship
In tho Court of General Sessions. before Recorder
80. = ,is .s
D~ Of No. cls Rat Ninth Fir.ave aai EevsnhI. s.
ht state trsoa ios Ave- ysA k4r labof kya okma
New-York tribune., 1871-12-20

ssnes from Warrington hs. prompted y
propaRated tho theory that ociai dues Ss n rnnres
great deal in the gnise OF Ss opon n
6rer 70 bo In fashion GotOny has the tncory Doon
ssated the practice has been promoted % ps.
teeiSm and nepcnsm and pressnLtHEns ns1orslised the
civil service do not seem to grow out Of nnerent ca
icssnese or vioiousnessthoP President has Simply Ic M
rfanoo Of his indispensable consequence he nsS yoS
nearly accepted the dattery that would persusdo M
eara FOR him personally and Ia TO DO taken az conp
cnt and used ct convenience Throughoa@ @ tne vasnca
that he was less apprecatiye Of tho stern dean9s J
nuhc duty than susceptible to tho nllurcmehs o pr
The hest thought Of the country is in favor OF change
in the Chief Magstracy. The tone OF the it,
ton should bc improved 1t cannot be improved Will
omt that change Still the chances that nothing can
he done Tho Democracy WILL ia all probability sec 70
they
New-York tribune., 1871-12-20
TIE PRINCE OF WALES.
ORIGIN OF THE DISEASE.

I'm every case Of fever there are little varla-
tons In tho of the m1adv oftcn slight IcceSons
In regard o particular conditions The main question:
however whether IN the absence Of actually nnfavor-
able Indications, the progress on the whole has
teen good, ana this y clearly the case with the
The ori,n 81 the fver in tho ease OF the Prince of
Wales ill rcnaiuSu cTt@.n II seems pretty cca That
tvpho1 fever j. prevailing III The nclGhhorh"od o san
dringham. and IL Is not unlikely that the attack OF the
relation (" that of the Princes and to lac cXp iincd as
one OF several other deVCOucd the consequence
al the o' raj IN Gi q coirpn iu"nC" in the ncighbor
hood l. h" vel u ,c .hoWn i:at typhoid fever exists
NJ S"?rh, ~lu.". W" "r' given to understand that
some o tuc Niiors ~ Lon c>hOrough House attribute
~" inhalation ~ q iN' ChNI given oil from q crr-
tair ward ~ whlc r1nrr" il ctnrcd The Dnkc
az Beaufort ed tie place twice In one day ana once
q subsequent o"o. and thr winl blew the st"nch "E
these da,> CD r,irir- :" ici ~ rare fit vci! H.
i'.o-l 77r scr~,.i ofIn: 6.
Wiii' the DAYS s!ccccd AID dlfrr so htt!f
IN thC Gf itiv rrYtI', deductions FOR the no
mont rrri;n lc amc and not lcs' favorable than
Ncetcr,'r r. IS !: we, something of c0nri1i't
t..''cvl ''n 3" r'n,i +: r'miI1"uc". We are pass
MT roach n: -ihir ar ana III" frank dec'aia-
ti"n pc: .'I' :1;n"GHlv @rc,S II that which
t!a D. f,. 'l "i,,u AZ tll' da;, ana We ar t ping
Ncrv -'rr - r."i,r. Thr days bulletins add
1.-TWO al ;tuthiu, ia what We hal to say YES
tcrl,v. tlr .'Iul 'ou unchIDccd. ana tie ter
rint'i cf o." F,,C" H. drawing From that we
dr. "Irr' increased hope hut hardly yet com
lr.r 60. & p I'..
rd. O.. On = threatened on the purely med.
g." cIiio Di tl. i-"n - tY;.o'd fever: bnt trust
- ..,,;t'', l".1-h u'y ir"ns n oE,Ir"'. A.
i..... .' .., .ori .-o.I ~ S.r TIonas Wa -rn,
haf, .hp,'l tAru> iVy, 9 -"r tdr t.:c NY.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-20
DErAR7tRh II EQEkIGH %A!!1','

- WEDNESDAY Dfc. ?,
Y,u, r., mo- Queenstown aud Liverpool. scn.h'p
Nevada :, Supplementary Mai IIer ~. % Ai.I
6ly,r c!nsr. At -. y l, m.
A Ptssyirn tln,,d hail l. .nt by this line.
IAN deposited Supplementary His must be prepaid Vb
double postage
THURSDAY. DEC 81.
Mails for Kty west. Havana and the West IEe by steamship Co
lumba close at II III. .
Mails for Portau Platte, Samins and San Domingo per steamship
Tjbte, close st2 D.
FRIDAY, DEC %
No Steamship Mails
SATURDAY. Dgc. 25
Mails for Ruope Liverpool steamship City Of Nv York,
il OJ a. suppl, menfarv NAH oa Prr No a. " H.
NJ D Pussin closed mail 10 ny this he
IAN deposited Supplementary Mail mus. Ie prepaid with
double postsge
Mails for Havana W. L. steamship Cleopatra close
Mails for tie German States Bemen steamship Amencs
close ll:OO m. German mail only ii ec br tbs ns
Mails Thoma the Argentine Republic Brazil &C. steam
ship North America, close at y. M