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AHTUsEMENTs.


WOODS MUSEUM. WOODS.
EVENING Ar g. AFTERNOON AT z.
T. w. kEENE THE
SURGEON
CARTOUCHE OF
THE FRENCH ROBBRR PARIS.
MUSEUM DEPARTMENT
ON Exhibition.
p. 4. BARNUMs BABY HIPPoPoTAMus
DooTps THEATRE MERRY PANToMME-
IL JARRETT 4 PALMER........ .Lessees and Managers
SECOND WEEK
Of the inmtabe and ever popular American clown Mr.
the entirely new grand Comic Trick Holiday Pantomms.
HUMPTY DUMPFY
In
EVERY CLINE.
s.s The Offering Is the most
magnificent OF the kind ever
witnessed the stage, sur
passing In attractive tea
MATINEE lures the great pantomimes MATINEE
EVERY holiday season at the cow EVERY
ENT GARDEN and DRURYl -.
WEDNESDAY. LANE THEATRES, London, SATURDAY..
having the decisive adyan-l
tage Of CLOWN who isl
without peer either inI
Europe or America
SCALE OF PRICES
NIGHT PERFORMANCES Adm ission. 81.
Reserved Orchestra, 81 90. Dress Circle, SOC
Family Circle. SOC.
FOR THE FAMILY MATIEEEs at ~ O'Clock
Admission, 81. CHILDREN, soc
All Reserved Seats 81.
Dress Circle, soc CHILDREN 25c.
Family Circle SOC.
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q LARGE AND THREE SMALL ROOMS, WITH
% Board, in private family l34 West Thirty seventh
street.
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A WEST TWENTY. SECOND sTREET.-SECoND
II floor front Rooms, very handsomely furnished, and
other pleasant Rooms with Board; house and appointments
desirable locality attacve references given and
CURED
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81 LARGE SINGLE ROOMS ONE ON SECOND AND
y two fourth floor with first Board for gentle
men warm clean aad comfortable references. 27l
West Eleventh street.
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eth AVENUE, NO. 1928 NEAR TWENTIETH
- STREET.-THE ganty furnished Rooms without board
fered also Paro Floor entire with private table dered
references
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ETH AVENUE 2os. MADISON PARK.-SECOND AND
q Paror Floors handsomely furnished private baths
with without private table Parlor and Bedroom.
WORSTEII.
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GOD STREET, TIA wEST,-A HANDSOMELY FUR
AO nished Room paror door TO let with Board refer
ences exchanged.
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9th STREET As WEST-TwO HANDSOMELY FUR
IL nshed Parlors let with Board also third
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q BLOCKS FROM FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL, l29 EAST
Il Twenty third street-Large handsomely furnished
Rooms southern exposure) with Board suite sngy
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VXTANTRD-A TANK 3 FEET LONG, 81 FEET
w diameter. Apply at Clarendon Hotel. New York
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WINTER RESORTS.

DOYAL VICTORIA HOTEL. NASSAU, N r.. BA-
II hamas, will open November -Steamer viii leave New
York November for Nassau direct. Steamers will leave
Savannah Ga every days and make the trip in less
The Of Nassau last winter did
not vary but degs from ~ degs making IL the
delightful climate in the world For particulars address
JAMES LIDGERW00D. 75S Broadway, New York.
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EC AND SIS ST MARKS PLACE.-FURNISHED
ID Rooms large and small let, with Board TO fami-
lies and single persons terms low Table board ~
week
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To- WEST TWENTY SIXTH STREET.-MR. LACHEN.
la MEYER will accommodate a family OF three
moderate terms also excellent table Board full partial
by the week.
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10 PARK AvENUE.-FoURTH STORY FRONT
lO Room, newly furnished, heated by stove with
Board especially suitable for gentlemen house
amall and quiet references
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Eth AVENUE, e3.-SEvERAL ELEGANT. LARGE
- Rooms furnished second and third floors with first
class Board also day boardes house first class in
.Bpect references.
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ETH AVENUE, 337.-A PARTY OF GENTLEMEN OR
~ family handsomely furnished Suit of
Rooms second floor with without private table also
single Rooms.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-14

practice OF teaching, mental arithmetic, geography
ply sology algebra. natural philosophy penmansn'p'
natural history, reading, vocal music, word ahayss'
composition, drawing, school law, oral g'amma'' t"o
Board has also resolved that the credits ao~ea upun
the various subjects shall be as follows: Written
metc 100 mental So grammar, written. 100; oral 10
geography bo history OF the United States 6o theory
and practice Of teaching 5o algebra so; phyaology'
so; natural philosophy, 5o Constitution Q, .no
United states and Of California 2' sehoo, IA"
OF California. q5; penmanship, 2S; natura' MS
tory. 80; composition, 80; reading, so; orthography'
100 dehning (word anayss), So vocal mutic' 2' in-
dustrial drawing. 2s. NO candidate Tor exainnauon
who shall receive less than 80 credits each In written
arithmetic grammar, orthography will be entitled 10
n certificate of any grade, and candidate receiving
less credits upon the above studies will receive
q certificate above third grade. ... ....-.-
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credited With having bought some 5000 shares.
oensd at l6{ and after selling at 20,

credited with having ougnts some o'VW snares'
Northwestern opened at leS and after selling at 4o'
rallied to 46l but later sold at 45 closing but Det
ter st. Paul also indicated early in the day some
good buying. and sold up to Sst. closing
nc s7lr,, The reports 80 currently circnl
lated of late concerning the earnings OF
the two last named roads, do not appear
to be confirmed by tho receipt of wheat at Chicago
and Milwaukee az compared with the past TWO
wears and il is not impossible that those who have
taken stock in the reports may be disappointed Dy
the official figures Wabash opened at l6!, ana sod
at ls0lsl0lss The street appears TO be impressed
with an idea that by hook or by crook this COMPANY
will pay its February interest, and evidently are
disposed to discount the expected rise In the STOCK
in that event. overlooking the main
faet that tho very uncertainty attending
it is proof that if it Is DONE, " Is
only by exchanging one form OF indebtedness for
another. 0hios present no new feature lucy
opened at 81 and sold at lsGSOie3l. Union RACINE
which has been subject TO the same influences which
have controlled it's movements for some time past,
opened at S7i and closed at 37s. Pacific Mail was we
sustained between S5s and 353 most OF the day. Dut
yielded finally to 349, closing ut -. western Union
has been the center Of attraction. The hrst saie
having been at 76l it quickly sold at 75!, BACK 10
76., and, until after 1 o'clock, remained iairly
steady at 7607G!, when under quite tree Sales IL
sold down to 75!, and closed at that price
A. and 2. Telegraph made further advance 70
%, and closed 27s bid. The market closed feversh
and unsettled The transactions of the day were
not so large as the average for the past few days
amounting to the purchase and sale of only lS7ooo
shares, of which 52,1OO were Western Union; So'4Oo
Pacific Mail 1890 Union Pacific; l6,7OO Lake ohore;
1900 North Western; $500 Erie; lO,fOO ST. Paul
$500 Wabash; $500 Ohio and Mississippi 24Vo Rock
Island: 2iOO st. Paul Preferred LOCO ~ T. Central
and $50 shares of other stocks. The opening mShes
lowest and closing prices of active stocks sold to-day
New-York tribune., 1875-01-14
CLOSE OF BCsI.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 13-P. N.

WtDNESDA1, JAN lo-P NJ.
Eight ont of ten Of the professional operators at
the Stock Exchange were probably very much dis
apponted tins morning that the market failed to
exhibit any of the buoyancy which appeared to
mark the closing dealings of yesterday. Stocks
opeued generally with the first sales at prices which
were bid last night, and, after declining to per
cent rallied again, but there spirit life in
the dealings, the principal buyers being the remain
ing shorts who had not quite closed up yesterday.
This movement over, the market became intensely
dull and drooped from its own weight, and
closed at about the lowest prices of the day. Allan
tic and Pacific Preferred and Missouri Pacific were
conspicuous for a sharp upward movement, having
sold at III and 81 respectively against l5I and 40 at
the opening. Erie opened at 30 sold at 29i sales
of $500 shares, closing at 29l New-York Central
sold at 1913 and l0!, 1000 shares. The feature Of
this stock for the past few days has been in stead
ness at about these prces not participating in the
rallies of the rest of the list. The same is true of
Rock Island. of which 2,4OO shares were sold to-
day at lO3a103.a al03 Lake Shore opened
at 75!. sold at 75975i974l07. This
stock was sustained for the best part of the day at
u bid by the same broker who was for some time
prominent in the same capacity at 80, and on the
total transactions Of 1890 shares for the day. he is
New-York tribune., 1875-01-14
LIrKRPoor-steamer AleerIA.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COPPBBThe market for Rio remas qaiet bat prices
without important change quote ordinary saeoes at D.
Far do lS1dls3se; l9al9 Prime do, 20 d20ia
and extreme range lots l7402l .. gO mild grades
steady with fair trade demand ...
C0rToN-There only small trade accomplished IN pos
Cotton figures, al the ship
1854 bales; tbs las week 964o bas
This % 1876 bales; consolidated -four ds'sD receipts
1901 bales Gfa. britain, 1889 bales to the
Continent, l0.24S bales -
Of classification force Scot 1874.
aud on Upland store ah sos more than halt
rsGe beov she quoted; - , .
ord,nsry i3 stnet Gaod Ordinary, l4s Mddhns l5s
Good ord II Low l4Ts GOoa Nil. loio
New-York tribune., 1875-01-14
And the Following for city bank shares

Tile numbers of The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle comprised within the latter half Of the
year 1874. come to us in neatly bound volume.
When we say that we have found this work as USE
fu convenient and interesting for frequent refer
eDce as are the separate numbers for current Pc
rusa feel that we speak only what other readers
will verify. Messrs. WIN. B. Dana & Co, Nos 10 and
81 William-st, are the publishers.
The Philadelphia stock market is steady Penn
sylyania Skies, III; Philadelphia and Erie Rail-
road, ss; Reading Railroad. 4l; Pennsylvania Rail-
road 54i. Gold. ll2,.
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THE GREVILLE MEMOIRS.
JOURNAL OF THE REIGSs or GEORGE ~. AND
WILLIAM ~

By the late CHARLES {. y. GRBVILbB,
CLERK ofthe Council TO those SovereisnS
ose vOl squ.re 12no cloth 90
Mr. Richard Henry stOdad Editor Of the BhcsBrae seres
SAYS the pref'ce to this volume
"Ie Grevs Memoirs have attracted larger share of attention
any which has the light within The last
twenty years They widely read England in spite Of
their the snqued nature Of Of the events
which they chronicle will widely read in America But
entirety As originally published they contain mach thai
unnesDg osome readers OF to-day The political
movements which Gv describes mlrpey Important
doubt therein but the issues Involved for the most
part temporary obsolete The historical nudeD may be
them but the reader will be repeed He will DO
what for him-be will ttp The moral Of the
Grevs Memoirs ths could he preted them
sAgscOas tie old Chancellor oxenssn, You do
not know yet ny son. wisdom mankind FOverne
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ror tturs delivery the market lower with oaly h.ee
basDeE a; the ahasneasi sales as follows all on o' 0 ~"
dlingsi 80 =. = so.. ,oo "a
5S2c, 200 lbise March 1900 Is l7-32c BOO y Y AR,s
2os 10 27S2c MAY 100 10 s2c Jsns 100 eeio1 loo.
i6e; 9cnn.l Tsesa ss3slSi ~ siss * sss 10 js,
10 Illeal6i August 10 29S2dl9 loies nshss so Ia ,ss
J.sasy 100 resrssT So i9s os
100 is ll6e 2O0 is 1929 loo. IL 9l35ej lUo ioe3 i
is 100 IS 7lee 100 i; lss2s s 2oq Is 10 5sss,
200 Is 1890. 800, is 7l0c 400. lo>s, wv 10
500 Is lSs2e Apa 100 70 2Sis:s 200 lana 10 tVoi loo %
10 92e 600 10 Lice 500 I6e i0o 10 isze; ,o 400
SS2ei 100, lele 800 10 s32; li00 iS Ssn., 100 100
i67c; 100 i6sc total 600 bsIes saOd to:a 10 200 bs
fREGH HfSWhoat particular change, with gooo oene.s S
the berth ss Lverpoolahs inquiry o other nsas E ~ ~
still held above operators 10 The ehAenhk
for vessels sdsped and pesroleas interests
and arm The snsssements neaisi Ts Lvss
400 bales Cotton 81 9S2d b t00vo eash Gtas AZ ~
bah $4,000 bash DO 1 ioeld To Lesss' . %. .Sy Ss
eompss German barb henee Br.uss .ish SeVo oe
Petroleum. De- b bnaA shp non az s. 80. y
Anesnt Teesses Aos fer ksssc hhd Ses 70, vnps3
hid, Nsupert With 1900 Grain 10 Gags -
balance II ssss OIL csAs q T. % ss ~ sss os ASs ~
New-York tribune., 1875-01-14
matnrncrp

rHo.1s T. T.sksRyR .. T4sKsh
MI ORRiS, TASKER g. Co,
I1 PASCAL IRON WORKS,
PHILADELPHIA
TASKER IRON WORKS
Hkw-CAstLs, DEtLvARk
Oaee Pfh and Taskef-sts Phlalelpbs
OGce anil WafehOu e. No. H. GOk's-. New-fnrk
Ofce and werehouse No. SO Oiyer-st., Boston
Mnucne Wrought Iron Welded Tubes pan eaNansed ahd
rubber coated for gss and water - ...
LAP-WELDED CHARCOAL IRON BOILER TUBES
Oil WELL TUBING AND CASING. -. ...- ,neo.
GAS AND STEAM FITTINGS BRASS VALVES AND NoChS
GAS AND STEAM PITTBRS' TOOLS
CAST IRON GAS AND WATER PIPE.
STREET LAMP POSTS AND Ian TERMS
IMPROVED COAL GAS APPARATUS. &c
IMPROVED SUGAR MACHINERY. &c. .-.
WOULD CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO OUR PATENT
CANIZRD RUBBRR-COATBD TUBE
New-York tribune., 1875-01-14

We annex closing quotations Of f

Money has been in abundant supply all day at
per cent ON call on pledging ordinary collateral,
while primo mercantile paper sold at 81 to 6l The
Treasury at Washington received to-day $G25,00O
National bank notes for redemption.
The following is the Clearinghouse statement:
Currency 022 19t Coll exh,nges. s5 s672l7
Curreucy ba u, 39sj3 G0h basDees 7SOOl5
Government bonds were strong at all the banks
and good prices were reported on q restricted busi-
New-York tribune., 1875-01-14

Railroad bonds were in good demand. Toledo and
Wabash issues were 81 per cent higher for consoli-
dated convertibles, and per cent higher for rsts
The following were the bids
New-York tribune., 1875-01-14

The London market was quiet and stcadvl for
consols and United States bonds, and strong for
Erie The rate of money in the open market is easy
and quoted at 80 per cent This has been ticket day
on the London Stock Exchange. The home market
for foreign exchange has been strong at rates given
below. The market is bare of commercial bills. The
selling rates for sterling 4S5. 1885, and 40. The
gold market was dull and steady, with an early sale
at l22 and the rest of the transactions at 112B IN
til near the close when it declined to 112. On gold
loans the rates were g II. g. o. H. l. and per cent
for carrying. The actual specie shipments to-day
were 81 O50O00 OF which 100000 gold coin and
$4,000 silver. The engagements for to-morrows
steamers amount to S150.OOO. The Assistant Treas
urer paid ont $46l 900 in coin interest and $4,000
IN called bonds. The days business at the Gold
Exchange Bank coyered Gold cleared. $i2,2S2,000;
gold balances, $1,6S.650; currency balances, 3d.
95G5G6 The quotations as follows:
lo:UO..ll24s il:3O...ll2S4 1Oo..l12 2:30 ...l2si
IO:3O~..ll2ts l2:OO"..1l2s l3O. ll2S oOO. ii2t9
Il.OO...ll21s l2:3O...ll2ss. 2OO..llZ24 dlI2As
The days business at the U. s. Treasury COM
prised:
Gold recep.s $40 900 ~ Currency parms 81 or 995 45
Gold psments lZjO l24 65 CuencJ b,ance444 G23 81
God balances ,1o1o4o IS Cs0ms''''' ofoOVV w
Cure TeceiUts. 02A, ,9S3 ~ --. -
S6S9OO0
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Sales on Aurrlon
feQai NoIlecs.

DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED STATES
~ for the EASTERN DISTRICT OF BSNsYLyASA.-In Bank.
ruptcy-n the matter Of WILLIAM A. KNIGHT bautrubt-East
District Of PeaasgUani ss warrant in banlupcy has been
ssneo bI said the Of WILLIAM A. KNIGHT
County Of Phsdepha sod State OF pennssnia said
Of his eretors and the psmenI Of debts and the delivery
property belonging TO said bankrupt 10 him or 10 bis
and ID. transfer property him forbidden by law
rg OF the cors prove their debts
or more O his estate consider prOOon which
NAV he made uoder the 4d the
90 1874 vii he be Court Of Bankruptcy 90 be hohea
0I5 Wsnut Philadelphia, in said District on the 2st day Of Jan
esq one Of the Registers Bankruptcy Of said District
JAMES N RBRNS, U. s Marshal for sad Distinct
~ B-Cdors requested 70 their debts before the dir
pointed for meeting the but Ge
bpishei on that day. EDWIN I. CHASE. Register.
IA lsw2wTh 0lo W Mao9tst. Pml11elphs
NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT-City and
COMPANY plaintiff against HIRAM MOORE CHARLBS LoEBER
NICHOLAS HANSEN otherwise Known as Nj H0LAs HAU
HoFrMIRB, KDWIN W. BARsTOw. JACOB p. BARsTOW
AUGUSTUS BLBkCKER. THE PL0PLg OF IHR STATE OF
JOHN j. LOCKE, JOHN MOYNAGH. HENRY GKRSER THR
WEST PoIST IRON COMPANY N.Y. ALEXANDER M M NJ BYERs, Will
LIAM GRAFF, wlLLiAM m0cuLL0uGH' ISAAC JONES; COR
G1BRIRLsoY, JOSHUA HESpalcks. EDMUND hEEDRICKs
RR4scIs nESpkirks hAssoS " HgsPRIcKs WILLIAM
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6 defendants above aud each Of are hereby
and required the complaint ibis which
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Of
Esmber 80 William street said City Of EewYork, within
e demanded the eompsis DATED New Yoi Soyemssr as
1874. shlPhAS, BARLOW, LARoCoUB MCFARLAND,
compliant u. above entitled action auy sed
Of hr Ce q the City and County Of ssSforE On the ID DAY Of
sHPaAS. BARLOW. LAaocouB l. MCFARLAND,
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THE MARKETS.
,CGlprs OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.

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pnees JOHN X HOPPBL Manufacturer and Importer
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STATEMENT UF EXPORTS.
u..w.o.x Ian IA 1874.

TIE oyrg complete hl szpos sai99sl "a vessels "sleh
were cleared TO-DAY
ANTwsRP-Bark Northern oneeh ..,o..
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sHiPaAE, BARLOW, LAaocoug l. MCFARLAND.
PlAintfis AtOrneya

CUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
~ YoRK-The IMPORTERS AND TRADERS NATIONAL BANK
,gt ABRAHAM PRiDBURGTe the above named De pd
hereby required the
this which will be ded In the Office Of the Ce Of be CITY
County EewYo at the Courthouse in Ead city, and serve
subscriber AZ his
as Broad seet 30 In d city, twenty
seT service Of this exclusive
serSiee and yoa fail the sad complaints within
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Of hryhye hundred dollars with from ,be 2I
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complaint In the sbore entitled dulr The once
the CITY Of of
December, 1874 J. W. LORE. PiainufS Attoru,y
CwTH
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SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY.
bC-PAGB. KIDDBR FLBfCHBR plaintiffs, against THE PEA.
BODY INSURANCE COMPANY Deieadant--San money
tCoh. not s To the defendants;
required the complaint aecu
ych be hed 10 the Office Of the tk Of the t and
NewYok the Courthouse SAID eT aud your
complaint Subscriber at bis Ohee
reb New Yo City within twenty days after the service q this
exclusive Of the daV Of such services and
within Aforesaid the paufs this
action judgment for the Of hundred
,eyeny 25 the 9Th DAY jane
one thousand eight and sveaur besides The THIS
Dated October 30th, 1874
= II. O. BATcHBLLBR, PLAINTIFF Attornst
The complaint entitled duly tcd
Of The Clerf City County the
10Th dav Of December bosahd eight hundred
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