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New-York tribune., 1874-11-12
COTTON MARKETS.

MOBILE Nov ll--Cotton quiei Mll1e. l4c net recert'
9j3 bales exports coaStE IA bales saes l2OO bales STOCK
2G 7U2 bales.
GaIYLToS Nov l1-Coton Quiet and weak Nliug. lilic
lS
bales sales 627 bales; 5l32l bales ,,-
Nov 1lCo,ton steady unchanged Mddn
ilss net receipts 11l5 bales 2G90 bales sales 3Soo
b,les last evening 22UO bales stock, lO2.4Oj bales
NORFOLK llCo;!on du. and nominal; hatlng l5't0
bales $50 bales sales 800 bales stock 26177 bales
s,vANNAH Nov li-Cot.on firm; MdiDg Is 7s net recp
7G bales gross 1916 bales; TO Great Britain 2SO3
bales coas.we 7f5 bales; sales q l74 bales stock 9O4 bales
CuiRLgsroy I1.-CO.ton steady Middlng, l3rs0
l3 i5Cc: Low Miadiug 49, 3's; Good 0rnar
net receipts 2o99 bales; exports, cOasW1se, 2zOV baei ae
. coo la !es stock, As $50 bales.
BtrwoRR Nov quiet and esy MdllHg, 14ic Low
MJtiug lfc Ordinary 10 2 receipts, lJjt bales
exports 109 bales sales $50 bses spnneTs 10 ba
MEmrn Nov ll-Co;ton weak and rerula; Mdding 1870
14c rcepts s4 bales shipments 0s9 bse sales 2oOO
bales stock .6Gi bales ,.,
ST. LOUIS NV. ll-Coton active frmer not ouo;'sy higher
Mi1dipq receipts. 92 bales gross GlO bales shipments
5lS bales sales ] 10 bales; stock l42Ol bales.
eeipts 32 haies shipments ll5 bsles stock, J,27i bales
LOUISVILLE Nov. Il.-CO,ton quiet Mdihng. ID
AUGUSTA Il.-CottOH-Denand good prices have ad
,apcef Mddng 13; receipts 1743 bales; 'acs 3 bales
B1roN 1l-COttoa quiet and seadyi dlug. lJc; net
receipts 34 bales gross 1901 bales sales 400 bales' stocA
WInIsGroy Nov ll-Coon unchangei MllIug, 1885, net
receipts bales exports cOastve JJl bales sales 800 bales
stock, 4 757 bales ,, -.
PHLADELPnA Nov. 1-Coon quiet; MidIlng l494c net
ceps 40 bales; gross, 3O2 bales
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fHE STATE OF TRADE.
ETHIOPIAN MAPERrs

LosDoS, Nov ll-l230 .. m-uued States Tenfory bonds
1V4 New fyes 1882 Ene Railway shares III preferred 44
Nov. ll-l23O p. m-COtton
Epnna hioding Orleans, Sls0Sd; sales
tay have been 10000 bales
on and Cotton arve EASIER .s on the bs ~ ag
Ipsnds nothing below Good Ordinary shipped October and Hosmb
tlod saes on the basis Of Mddhng Upapds nothing
Goo ofas,., 1Dpsc December and Jasuy IG sale, on
fhe OAs OF MIC ing UDIancs nothing
December aud January, att ll.led ~ '1N'-sA sAipPsu
LIVERPOOL Nov. ll-2:3O m-Of the sales ~ coo, A.
800 bales were American; sales on the bas. ~ ma
pohng below Low hddpg shipped November ani ne
Middles " ~
LoSDos Nov l1-430 m-The amount Of bullion ri,hd,.w
from Bank Of EngaS balance to-day goa 200 Enc
Railway shares, 26sl.
Issue Of 1862
LIVERPOOL Nov 11-4 80 n-CoOb-Ssbs on the basi. OF
ddng Upapds nothing below Coed Ordinary shipped
and ysnuar I'd Bacon 606 Cor Long Gear Mdaes
and 55j per cWt. lOr Short Clesr Modes
LosDos: Nov ll:-Refned Petroleum. $50 per gallon.
PARIs Nov. ll-Erenng.-Rentes closed al GlL 72l2c
LONDON Nov ll-BVeniug Tnpehhns 26 y cst Lin.
seed OIL, "a 9Q25j y eEL
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wool, MARKET

Bosroy 1l-Tbee continues to be fair densnd for
Of all kisds sustained desirable medium WOo
there surplus Of kind he ses of
heec have been st 52dJ5e for Medium
81 for Xxx Michigan and scoasn fecss 4S@
52c; Conbng and DaBe seectiou 5GHG2i2.; California 25U
4Oc for Spring 2OG25c for Fall Pulled woO steady demand at
unchanged pnees
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HAVANA EXCHANGE.

AAvAyA 9Spansh gold, 2O002O2 American goi 2O5 @
209 Exchange nominal . ..--ooo ,, o., +,
HAvANA Nov lO-Spanh gold 205 d2oGi American God 2l5
a2l6 Exchange nominal o London. l4OG az premium
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Eoan Omres.
alaroie Gro blaIe 1ilanIels.


At GREATLY REDUCED PRlCES.-An
extensive s.ccA OF Ma. .lrbekl Maues. 49, al
hLABER, l3l
Eghteentb-st. fnrt-aye., !. Y.
A GREAT reduction in prices of Marble and
"A Mal1lze Man' all a, Of Foo niag M,aunsO;' Head
KLABER Co.'S Steam Marble Wor2s, Nos III TO 22j West fJ
lrs-strnesr BIOso@ay.
n extensive stock OF MANIELS (Slate and
~ MaTbe)-novel and designs Iellce pne WrS9
Tays AMI Site WORK Of every tscnpa PENlN eAlh NOH
PANY, ULio1-sQrate, Fourihavr. ard Novcnieenf y !
CTEWART's Slate Mantes, Marble and Wood
and tf@ loves ~ AMI ~
WestTwenty-thir..st. between seyrnn Lghhaye&
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miscellaneous.

DRUSHES of every description at 33j Pearl
D-AE arc lowest iSc,orJ prices JOHN X hOPPgL.
mi and importer.
FIOR SALE, CHEAP-A large number of
new secondhand APPLE BARRELS aui BARRELS svit
abe cler 6i RatSersLD. Nes-iork A. 4. BRIGGS.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-12
Real Gs.aie to CxthaUge.

NOR EXCHANGE.-A FARM OF 100 acres,
4 60 ,aiLing 20 slate qu'fres fee SIMPLE
600 900 Il. l.. WILLIAMS, Milhe Gonviic, ~ !.
ICOR SALE, cheap. or would exchange i0r
Il otber properfy spenth afst-c RESIDENCE AZ west
h,on Staten Island t1aug all civ coavenencss ami improve
~ s,,a,'ss o. srCsg, lone &c T. PAGE DAVIS,
wa" ' Pine-s' Pom II.
no EXCHANGE-IIandsOm French-root
HOUsE; rge Lot Stable snd ornamental trees best
on jersey ght,. for FARM worth about SIO OoV
Fni parIcuars Of CHARLES ". WARD, II Cedar-st
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ouc.ior Sales of Real Gstate.
DETER +. MEYER,
Il AUC fIONEER.
STOCK BONDS. REAL rAFE AND FURNITURE SALES,
promptly attended to.
Erchtnse SaesEoom. III BroadEaY

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE i'll the heart
of the cg Baltimore for sale by +. W. Benret Coz auc
,oucer the 18th Of Nvember, 1874 at m on the premises
Nnrl Baltimore,
Of Fayette and fronting day W
lGJ of Ffederc-t wDere hs
front OF II feet improved by fye ( distinct and separate buildings
~ arge dwelling M" 20 orth Ga1S use
house, IL ( twosior' and attic dwelling hLi
beer saloon North IRE eck ST. ( fourorY anu ac ware
bss INC ro tav 10 Fr8rflcs.st No % North GsT a.
and sc warehouse No. y Nh Gay+t ana ol hr,e-
ertr vsuahe he H. the heart oil r CIV oh gl o
from the new Cy Holiday Street Tleier ana mt ie"
liz from All the newspaper railroad Oices, cur-hOuse'
wharv T. with TIC olennH OF ii1hzoA
a. n tie rapl improvement property this locality iLcre
m ylLe years is now athfbY aipeu o'
GaYst u on Wh en- NANNY ols
b main artery northeastern section OF the city anl 0 inc
comfy This properly be entire, subject 10 In
Dlrcef Of SAID rent or SUBJ ct 10 suen
norton terofas may preferred BY the purchaser certain ns.
oil ~ tb, ur1uertf U the und rgned eeeulrA and
unCer an order Orphans Court aud also uul decree
W in ,aonths slJ onei in II months oil cash at
ont on For Information and TO po apply to JAMES
PPA NE Attorre as Law, 81 st Pdu-st Biltuore, Md
New-York tribune., 1874-11-12
Gouutrn Real Cstate tor Sale

EOR SALE-The residence of Mrs. A. n.
SKINNER, in PrOre New-llaveai lot 200 f1ot b} 10
g. Al modern conYeenfe very desirable de.ce
not far from the cole EGGS. HOMER IOPGAN, Pnest
GARDNER MOtSh Nev-lI-v Conn.
40 WEST AND PROSPER ON A FARM"
N -fGrree 50 yer rich Lanai Monroe COnntg WIscon
sin czGange for merchandise Address COL On % becold'
It,. south B.ookvn.
OYSTER and TRUCK FARM FOR SALE:
q. Il. GARDNER. Westoyer, Md
New-York tribune., 1874-11-12

DEM NSYLVANI RA ILR OA D.-IliE
Il GREAT TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL boU Ih
Trains NewYOk from foot Of Desbrosses and "
ErpTes Harrissug Pittsburgh West and South with Pail
Palace Cars attached. $3.50 and s3O n SUNDAY at'
For illamsbort aad Lock Isl, P- Erie r. Dy
meeting PadelphaJ $3.50 tor WanspOrt Lock la'el
Corr and Ec. D cGs st CuIEY ios I'ue' Peo
Tr B more Wsngton and the South Limited Washington Et
press OF PI Paror Cars daily, except onhIay ~ az
rye n ashngton 4:l0 Regular I" oioa ILL., anu D. IN
suR!. Tor Philadelphia $40 $780, M 1890 4:1O o.
$50 g. D. NJ II nisht Sunday. D. Z. $50. anu IN bmi
gam ANN AM sc ,ae ior TIenon at 7:2O m.
FOR NewarE stG $50. 30. 74O o. 10 IL AN " N l. y
90 B. TO- 3:4O 4:3O o. $50 5IO D. o. 10. $50 1880
$40 il:3O and ~ night saaday 52o and S;Io M
For Eizlbeth O. $50. 7!U 740 s o. 10 N ~ m. =
$50 $40 $40 4;lU 4:3O 400 5:2U 6:lO To- eIU 6;3O q
1880 Slo 10 ll:3O and IL night SUNDAY o-o l. and
fC. rRsiw,v O. $50, 7:2o, 1oAml2m 2So. 80
m an II night Sunday. $50 ani pa.
For Woo bridge Perth Amboy ani soah Am0oy sui ~ e. ~
2S0 To New SwrI.wes .3o and IL O. 3lo 4:3o 5:2o
clio and m ,ni ~ o Osll 10 SsaS1, sna 4,y D. NJ.
Iork 2 ton IN. la
Ior I.mbertvle and Remington $50 and ipm
Far PhiIp psburp and Beyiere $3.50 M. aud D. m o.,
rr Borientown BuriugoA. aod Camen. 72O aai V3O M
l2:3O, 2. 4, 4lO. snd D. M, ..tu,
For Freehold 2"s sad 49, p. pmo ~
Ia, III own and Csnden feD Am0oy z:Jo p III
Ior Iehtstoxn ana ~, A m - .,d
Tran. foow-Pi IN Iibufeh ooI sHa & y:oU
30 FILLMORE go m 4:l5 and lO;2 Sunday oo
u and lO,27 D. ID From p1iladelDha TO- CD 600 lo.I1
Il.bs m 4:l5. 500, S:14 lOZf D. ouhlaJ,
=. III s.10 $40 / l 55 a. N. $50 and lO:21
Ticket Ohees 944 BoawaT No. Astor House Su Yy
Desbrosses Conl,ad Neal No CouIsh ia
oFra No Bser5place. NJ BOYD, Gen Passenger Agent
THOMSON, UenerAl Manager.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-12
Brooklnn propertn 60 tet.

DARLOR FLOOR of No. l02 Pineapple-st.;
front room is for oee shop beng bat tNo do''
fom Fuou-st W. z. coon 30 Nahir stoh,st BIooAln.
U'O LET-Three-sto private HOUSE, water
AID gas; OBJ o,e Chy PARK. Nc 81 Na-s Dool,n' near
civ Hail aai ferries; reai $50 per uoah Apply TO Mrs NC
KINIhY, 81 Nayy-st n-diate possession
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Wednesday. Nov. II. 1874.
we're no public sales at the Exchange

NEw-YORK. Wednesday. Nov. II. 1874
There were no public sales at the Exchange
to-day, and but q snalI attendance Of operators.
John McClaye reports the sale OF two lots on the
northeast Of Tenthave. and Pfftyfourh-st..
each 25xl25. for $4,000: Also lots south side or
seventyninth st. 400 feet west OF Psrkaye. each u by
corner OF Madson-ayr and sixty-sixth ST.. having
front on the avenue OF 100 feei and on l
feet for $4,000 The two latter plots to be st onse
improved.
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF ZEAL ESTATE.
SEw-YoRK CITY.
Hanmond.st No 90, 1876 n Of Beeckerst. 25rlll
see property Thomls Henry awcife Nominal
SGTfol.a i5o t,aSass 25IioO' Christian 500 ooo
sqssls. sS,o.fS Nos i 49, ss i%o ~ tS iss.
,dS Il sifi SS IS SiHs''5 s7o Of 51: aI5i5o '
% nronert RuSsei ir 10 Ann Maria Lyon Nominal
toG RSI1 1 f'reco,nre 81 $500
5sthst -. sOonw Of i.ayc 5OIooa' Bbrspaeher - ooo
1885,, 225 Of slave 9jl block ibooot ,oH
7Ss SSnsyS2 Ss4 '' Of i;ave s6c'o o,o
7sh 2o5 Of 51c. 5Oii032 Ei"aid oDpen
SS se Of :n. 80 s to d ne 'STS Snnca 200
8St1.s; Z. 800 n 4th.ave 25rOOi RObb tOM ooo
si,s . 75 It Of Slave 2jioo8 Gut % ooo
l&ia1-. . 90 Of 4ii.1s i7G6oi ii Aosnio mo
lsds ivs 7s 1is,S@ Of ii:1c, 2o;oaii Dc;no Ca1a
to E'sces b Ts Of Of :S! i y T nee ssIs Asn @
sisv -. So4 of9ists 252iio; Gioiie os Cat ., ooo
sdSvs s. 7GG 5lst 2j2I75 Gierie to Gut ooo
Gsr ref to 'G JOSEPH Wood 435OO
iY5s9. idO o. oiSSye Julia Nominal
co.n,,o No 10 years p,r 81 $50
80
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finanrial.

m PER CENT. GUARANTEED, FIRST
i " MORTGAGE LOANS on improved IOWA FARMS keier'
and full information application.
UNDERWOOD CLARK, Muscatne lows
New-York tribune., 1874-11-12
Gitp Real estate for Sale.

EOR SALE-Desirable 4-stOry, stone-front
HOUSE on Lex natonaye excellent negborbood price aud
terms reasonable Apply RULASD WHiING Beesman'SI'
hew-iOik
EOR SALE-At a reduced price, 40S West
5SthsL hree-story aud b4semen bOwa-stole mont
HOUSE with or without Furniture Apply premises Only small
Of cash required.
MO- 30 WEST FIFTIEpHST.-A moderate
IN HOUSE beautifully aILgod and IN complete order win
furniture Apply premises or at HUNTINGTON Co..
lO7 Duane-st
TWO NEW frst-class DWELLINGS will be
SOLD at very 6sur al Ia wool 62is ia feet west
o. Broadway WIN. BEDELL' 3Oo vest oSh'S'
New-York tribune., 1874-11-12
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

2ALrKoRs Nov l-CoOn unchanged Pour unchanged Wheat
eweerD dull Souihen steady White Maryland ~ 12Gsl 80
Sh@s Hsdes unchanged Corassutbu ln s04 good demand
New-York tribune., 1874-11-12

CTONINGTON LINE for BOSTON and
y PROVIDENCE , .,
.,o.h .rd conmoI ous steamers NARRAGANSBTT, Tues
dsv, Tbnrsdays and snl sTONlNG[ON MonoAa
Pier 80 North RIVER loot oi Jt ST.
m arriving IN OF all other lines Tickets LOT sAe az
n road Offices secuei az the ohces oi
We.o Expres Co, and at 3l9 BIotdSay ,,, ~ =, n. A.,
~ A- D- f. \ BABCOCK
New-York tribune., 1874-11-12
100000 PEOPLE

M, City York these $50 900 have OCEAN
PAHKYAY The finest Boaeyarl American ointment This
we starts Pope BooAn, d rlnS 70 Cnty
I.,nd M Lot bsongng ROBERT tUkAbR 0. Ih1Re iIotts
o b soil AZ AUCTlOS ococG TUESDAY, Nov L. font th
great thoroughme fg Illustration OF slc. Will appear IN lhe
"F JERE. JOHNSON, Jr. 2lPark-row
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Cnroucan G0pcriisenlcnls.

ITE-5==57=s s7-=T7 49, = ~ ~ - -.
%sssl.I!s,,.!g slsss.!g.. .s.. s22.S.st. "!
The BEST and MOST AG3EEABLg TONIC set in'roirce poi
~. rr of nirtol General Deihv NJ Loss Of Appetite IL
use Recommended for is pu7 bv the FOOD Journal Adh1r
H,Na NJ. d.. WntFOy.l L. Scott esd, T. G. S. T. y = L."
T. r. = A. So1 Omen and Chemlt IN large
Io;tes al Is. each. beware Prepared bv
GOODALL bACKiiOLSB Co..
Leeds. England
New-York tribune., 1874-11-12
NEW-YORK,. NEW-HAVEN AND HART

NEW YORK. NEW-HAVEN AND HART
~ FORD r. R-NEW YORK AND NEW-HAVEN DIVISION.
Arranreeu se2t - lo1i pas.enge. Station
Trains Nrw-Iiiven 7lO (Acr) SOo ltr, VO)
fAccnl 1000 tg) 1900 iAccn) l:Ol tEL 3:up tELl
22O (icu 43S jj (Local Eli 10 tbI and 0lO lEL)
o.o. ,ooo. tyx,
2:oO 3 4:S 5:lj. jiU G:J. 3: TO- glU For STAMFORD
7O. sos 9:o5 1910 1900 l00 2;20 and 81 hfl
500 i:3 rs, D.: 10. 10 O:30. 2O $40 $40 iLd IIJ pm
Express Springfield at 500 aud 10 and $40
p Line and ~ 10 TIE SOJ lUO sud
d. Stamford NOrw1ls. SOO
9:lU Brhyeport The
m. Shore Line Division for
Valley SayJoOk Tie 500 and
Shore Line .Or Norwich ar1 New'faYel
Northampton RR Ncv-aen, and the SOj and pm tx
press Newport; S:Uj aad II trains connect with
Connecticut River r. at field and 30 m ior Moue The
q. with Naugitnrk X X ara me SUD
with Housatonc r. II. at Bridgeport Tie No m
q - and Dalbug and N0rw1k az south Norsak
srG tie S:O5 IL SEQ 433 540P with NewCanaan L. T.
at Sta ford.
NJ. via Providence.
nr,ng.room ,rs Express and Sleeping Cars Night Er
Trains. Or,o =, =, ca,
,,l ~ %, AZ ogces y 1raser Co.. 34 BT,alsiy aul
Wnsor House Y, aai No tourist broOAyn' "no vi" as'
check baggage from residence TO oCesthdiIoh
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.

A;UO 4:fO. 8 10, ami G:i5 D. III y,
Comes Uih boat Morrnis Steamboat 20 leaving fuoh
Nsrlet SIN Tor Harlem River Station, North AeN-lors
posters at ho.e and epoI@
JOHN 4 MOODY. Sapt y. y. Dyia1n Ne"fofA
DIIILADELplIiA. via LONG BRANCH anu
the SEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
Pare y YorAt - Phi.adcthil oniY - 70
MONDAY Or 10 1874, the s'auhch ah com
JANE nOSEl and DAi Man. Conue''As ~
Sandy Ilook WITH all trains, will ~ ,,...
Leave Ne y.Yos from Pier n. r., foot Of Reeior-st 49,
gIj A. IN -tcr Pnl,d,Dh Long Branch Toms River ware
town. 1uekelio1 yineiivl AMI Brlgeton. 49, - D..
400 m-For Lonz Branch. Toms KYer "aFt'o"l "u's"
TucAcFtou ,. ..cynrv c-., N,,,gs,
New-York tribune., 1874-11-12
Gcuntrp prorerIn 10 teI.

FI,O LET, in NEWARK, N. IA tirst-class
osP 5eassnty sitEael convenient 10 railr0,d acn
3u rrue, d from NowIork Is hath, Sc
rent low 800 per April 1878; 800 month from April
10 NTH tom April 1876 T. Apg,
1871 For further apply JOHN MkDOlS. 1913 PsA
Nurk
New-York tribune., 1874-11-12

c beautiful COTTAGE 0yetookng Tue Hndsons partially
h shed; uegpcl one mo!tFn jroyen desirable cacni
rarloi eAs, vi ACCESS ~ 'ro@ i2st iL1So 10 Neh
New-York tribune., 1874-11-12
8teamboafs auo Railroads.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW. .JER

,ENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
ALLkSfOwN LINB TO TlIB WEST-Psssenger and Prsghs
Nssfor foot Of Lbertrst Connects at Somervls with
niann ~ H. st Hampton Junction with Del, Lack and West
~ WITH Lebgh and susquehnnna Divior also with
WIZ sr karuad Drec, line to Harrisburg Pittsburgh and the
"est' also 70 Cenr, Pennsylvana and New-York State
co,u, SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
Mn.b TRAIs for Bas,on Bethlehem Bath Allentown
h'au1a na .hunA' Ismsgua Wikesbarrr Scranton &c.
S.H0 a. W. W H Train for SomerVie and Pennington.
az Train for EasOn. BpVdere Mauch Chunk wilkes
Tnw.,d. msh.noy Guy Mt Carmel sseon runkhsLnock
West eEV &C. Connects at Junction with Del. Lack aud
viOo mIMoRSISG Express daily (eIcept suniays for Ba,on
henown hisnburg West Connects at Som arye or
al hasion for Much Chunk Tsmsqua Tow snda Wilkes
&c with through Danyie Wlamspor 6e
iU;3U m-Way Train soneryilIs
-ifr m, sAPRHss for Plemngton Raston Bath, Allentown
cnIA Iahhnog City Haxleton Wiar>Dae Scranton
~ ,hcastsr, ErhIata, Potsve, Harrisburg &c
for haston, Cata-audns. and Beyierr.
D. -"ay Tram for Pnfeh Saturdays
i:uoP ny Train for Rsston Allentown Maueh Chuak
Cohhats ~ junction with Del. Lack. and West X
1;oop' iIu-'n,Sy Train for someryile Pemngtou.
bp m-Wsl Train for Somerylle ~
5:l1 p m-War Train for PllinGeli
ExPREss dav. for Bsston, Belyd.rs Allen
Pittsburgh. CLiclgo H. ' s' 'oie
ard m.way Train, for scmervll.
a'93U m- lEnlgrartl-FOr RlstOn.
D;l1 1p.m Way Train fr soneryiIa
l2:OO D. m -Por Plain6eli
for Eh1snelh at 5:l5 6, Gl5. G4O 7, 7:30 S45 $40
io;3V ~ a. M IL m 1910 l. l30 q 2:3D 3. $3.50 3lj
4;l5 $3.50 4:45 O. Balls 80 5:45 g. 6lO 6:3O T. 73O
II. r. BALDWIN. General Passenger Agent
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tSunfaTs only.
JNO n. ABBOG n. General Passenger Agent


E0R R0ND0UT and KINGSTON, landing
Cotei Cornwall Ne~bnrsh MaIbcrongh M;Sn Highlands
leW Patz, Esopu-Ihe steamboat THOMAS CORNELL ieayes
arsQlsi Pier 3D. " a. TUESDAY, THURSDAY. aad SAr
UbDAY atip
M ERCIIANTS' OPPOSITION LINE for AL
w BAAi AMI TOlFsre 80 dck 81 with berth; 81 80
vita j. H. SCHUYLER, from (Per 49, Sprng-st MONDAYS
WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS connecting ahead all boats
bJ railroads J. W. EANCOX, Owuer.
Il IEW-llANEN, HARTFORD, &C. Fare,
~ 81 leave Ptcsp New-Iayen at and IL
Daily (Sunilys e connecting with the railroad
NEW-YURK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAiLR'AD-Afer Noy !, 1871 through trains will
have Grand Genital DEPOT
500 Northern with drsrngroon
through to Rochester and u. Adams -..-u,
lr Special CHICAGO Express with drawing room cars 70 Hoch
ester, Bu -. . ais
lU:fJ a. H.. Northern and Weern tIpress
40U Montreal with spiHgcars from Newforkts
st. AlhanA w..
6Oo ErpresI Daily With leepngcars for "at'rtOwn and
CaLanlagua .,-,.
500 D. m Pacific Express Daily with slcepng.9ar' for Rochester
Bu,o, Niagara Eas also for Chicago via both H. o. ll IL v
Railroads sr-, ,u
way "a'N' 80 p'' ~ ~ ~ c. H. BESDRICK
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1874-11-12

FOB SOUTH AYProy iSD BDRlEs.
StesrsniD HOuENZ NZDLLEHN, Capt w 'fle1l On s's
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New-York tribune., 1874-12-16
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.

MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS IN BOSTON, WORCESTER,
NEWBURYPORr. AND LOWELL.
BOsTON Dec. 15.--The election in this city
to-day resulted the triumph OF the Citizens, or what
IS populary known the Horticultural Hall party every
Aldermen Of nat ticket wil ole exception beng elected.
Mr. Hugh O'BrIon who elected IN the place Of Mr..
Gibson on that ticket was In thorough sympathy with
the troyeuent An entirely trustworthy Board OF Alder
men is therefore secured. Mayor CODbs reelection may
he said TO be unanimous only few Votes having been
thrown ayyiust hun. The tooal vote unusually
light, the extreme cold weather having kept many
voters from coming out OF the nine woman candidates
for tbe School Committee five elected, follows:
Mrs LucIa Crocker OF Ward IL, Miss Lucia
W. Peabody OF Ward IL, and Mrs: Mary
saff ,rd Blake OF Ward 16. Miss Lucretia
p Hale OF Ward Four was defeated by three votes.
Mis- Julia Ward Howe ran INDEPENDENTLY In Ward
Twelve and received 200 votes Miss Lacy Brignam the
as was Mrs. Ednan D. Cheney In Ward Seventeen.
All of the LADIES' elected members " the
Nrw-Eneland WomeD's Club, and their enemies
cnarVe some them with using masculine ecconeer-
ing arts securing success The strength OF cbe rea-
fiTe t kets may shown by The iUlowing Gibson Tor
Alderman on the Citizens tcket alone got S264 votes
Kicker on the Democratic alone, got 1885, ana Hill, on
the Republican alone. 1884
WORCESTER, Dec. 15.-Clark Jillson, indie
pepdent Reform candidate. elected Mayor to-day
receiving 1886 votes 30 1851 for Ell. l. DAVIS Citizens
candidate.
BosroN, Dec 15.--At Newburyport and Low
ELL the Ctizens Reform tickets elected over the
regular Republican nominations
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16
THE METHODIST MISSION FIELD.

The Board OF Managers of the Missionary
Society the Methodist Episcopal Church met yester
day at the mission at No. sc5 Broadway Judge
Fancher IN chair to finish the business OF the
Reports were read from the various Standing Commit
tees on + reign and Domestic Missions, Finance. Pub
licaton, &C. Very large appropriations were made for
the domestic missions, particularly for the re-
lief OF the districts devastated by the grass
hopper plague. After the transaction Of the reg
ular business the election of officers for 1875 took place,
resulting in the following choice: Presdeut Bishop E.
g. James; Vice Presidents Bishops L. Scott. NJ Simpson.
L. II. Anies, T. Bowman. W. L. Harris, X 3 Foster, j.
w Wiley s. NJ Merrill, l.. G.. Andrews, q. Haven and j.
r. Peek the Hon. Enoch l.. Fancber, the Revs Nj. DC
Crawford AMI j. A. Roche. Mehsrs. W. b. skldmore,
lanes H. Taft and Oliver Hoyt; Honorary Secretary,
JOnn J.. Durtric, ID. d.; CORRESPONDING Secretaries,
Robert L. DLshle. Thomas NJ Eddy, John NJ Reid !;
Recording Secretary David Terry; treasurer, Reuben
Nelson and 65 managers.