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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
EX-Queen Isabella Not Wanted
in Spain-Dcfeat Of Cuban
Insurgents.

HAVANA, March 30.-It is officially
announced that three hundred mounted
insurgents were, on Thursday last, re-
pulsed between Caabazar and En-
crucyada, while attempting to enter
the jurisdiction of Sagua.
Balona, the counterfeiter of the
Spanish bank notes, has been arrested.
Three hundred thousand dollars in
counterfeit notes seized.
PARIS. March 30.-Duke Montpen-
sier having applied to the Marquis
Molino, Spanish emSassador, for a
passport to Spain the marquis declined
To grant it. The reason alleged was
that if II passport was given to the
duke, eX-Queen Isabella would deem
herself equally entitled to one and the
Madrid government considers her re-
turn to Spain inopportune.
The funeral OF Jourvett took place
to-day. Victor Hugo and Gambetta
delivered orations AT the grove. The
crowd was immense and there was
some disorder.
LONDON, March 30.-lt is reported
from Estella that the deputies from
four provinces occupied 10y the Carlists
have met to consider the request OF
Don Carlos for contributions, aud have
replied that the country is exhausted,
fresh sacrifices are impossible anu Don
Carlos ought to procure funds from
abroad. This they obstinntely main
tanned, Notwithstanding Don Carlos
threatened to retire from Spain.
Dispatches from Madrid report that
Don Carlos has ordered persons found
reading Cabrera's manifesto to be shot.
There has been additional instances OF
determination of the Carlists and gov
ernmeIt troops on the banks of the
Oria. In one of the Carlists camps
pacards, headed "Viva Pexo, the
Feuros and General Cabrero,p have
been posted.
A telegram from Santafder asserts,
on the other hand, that hope of settling
the war by convention is fast dying
out, and General Iona is expected
there to meet threatened invasion OF
the province. Don Carlos, with sixteen
battalions and artillery, is marching on
Ramales, twenty-five miles from San
lander.
MADRID, March 30,-Gen. Concha'
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WASHlN GTOM.
The Supreme Court Decides the
Case OF Mrs. Minor, u
Female SulTraglSl.
Survey OF lhe Proposed Western
ana Atlantic Water Route.

WAsuINGToN, D, g., March &c. j
Kinds, malAlal of the southern aud
middle districts Of Alabama, qualified
to-day,
The northern rivers are still rising
slowly, aud II IL thought the Ice viii
pass or with but little damage,
General James TlltOn United States
engineer, Will resume work on the o.
tOunula and COmctte rivers from Rome
% Carter's Landing via Llssa, carly In
April under the appropriation from
congress for which the section benefit
ted Is mainly indebted to General
Young.
Colonel Kroble, who. IL now at At
lantn making n report of progress, viii
resume his survey Of the rivers along
the proposed line of the Great Western
and Atlantic Water route very soon
His report viii indicate regularly
favorable water communication con-
meeting the Mississippi river with the
Atlantic, commencing nj Carlo, ILL
nOls, and ending Mt Darien, Georgia,
The entire distance Is nearly one thou
sand miles, nine hundred Of which II
navlgable rivers, Only one hundred
niles OF artificial water ways are re-
quired, which present no engineering
difficulties.
The president made the following
appointments this evening: David
ThortOn, United States attorney for the
district of South Carolina; Ridge Pas
chall, collector of customs for the dis
trict of Corpus Christi, Texas; Friedrich
William Holiday, commissioner to the
centennial exhibition from Niruinia;
Ex-Governor Parsons, of Alabama,
assistant district judge, vice White,
VINO declined. Governor Parsons duty,
provided he accepts, will be to push the
prosecutions under the enforcement
and ku kluX acts.
The president returns on Saturday.
The opinion still prevails that Louis
lana must remain without district
Judge until congress meets. The eX.
ecutive, however, has 10 mandatory
power over Judge Wood who at his
peril, may exercise doubtful powers.
In thesupreme court to-day the case
of the United States against Crulk-
shank and Others charged with Il vio-
lation Of the enforcement act in Grant
parish, Louisiana, was taken up and
its argument will likely consume the
the remainder OF the week.
1t comes to this court by certificate
of division from the circuit court of
Louisiana. Judge Bradley, Of this
court was of the opinion that the act
of 1870, under which the indictment is
found, is unconstitutional, and his
colleagues of the circuit were of the re-
verse opinion. The defendants are
represented by Reverdy Johnson, Da-
vid Dudley Field, Joe A. Campbell and
Judge Mari, of Louisiana.
Commissary General Shivas is hope
lessly i'll.
Paymaster Ecliles has been assigned
to the department of the gulf,
Treasurer Spinner has resigned, to
take effect on the first of July. j. N.
New, of Indianapolis succeeds him,
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steady, Gold IRA NJ llbiMllGl, buy,
Ing and sellinM SILVER steady az lU1!
tlluh!, buying aud selling
l.AphAnge Commercial bills scarce
and rates very ilrm,
Hides quiet Dry lilnt ~ they run,
l0lel with kip aud calf selection, 10 !
kips and calves, oil wet sailed,
selected, 30 ~ they run, 7lGi hulehr
rrs green, DO dry sailed sold a. dry
Hint with allowance for salt glue
stock, 30,
Cotton Quiet aud weak, Ordinary,
leiG good ordinary, lilG low middling,
Loo mlilllng lhlci good mlddllug,
lOe, Sales AHi bales receipts, 71a,
NRw HoHN, March 30, Gold opened
~ ll6s, Stocks, active and strong,
Money u per cent, Gold llHi, Tx
change Long, q hlCA hlli short,
. sni, governments steady State
bonds quiet
Cotton duh, sales a7l hales uplhnds,,
ldgG Orleans, l7u, Futures opened
quiet but steady APRIL ~ 2l-a2Gl0
ll-lOci May, " l'lGMl7 A'agc June, II
la-3s60l7 2'ldci July, " ll,l0C0l7lc.
NEW ORLEANS, March 10, Cotton
Dcmand checked by the decline la
sterling, Sales 1850 bales, Prices
reduced TO- Good ordinary toslrlct good
ordinary, liBmlGlG low middllng TO
strict low mlddliug lbl@lhlT mid
ding 10 strict mlddling, lb.G0l6lc; good
mlddllng 20 mlddllng Mlr, l0sG9l7lo,
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Breach OF PROMISE Suit Decided.

New YORK, March S0.-The breach
of promise suit for fifty thousand dol
lars damage brought by Mary Cham
berlain, aged sixteen, against John b.
Holmes, aged sixty, resulted yesterday
in verdict for the plaintiff for six
thousand dollars.
The executive committee of the
Evangelical Alliance at a meeting in
Brooklyn, last night, decided not to
hold meeting of the biennial confer
ence in Richmond, as there will be
two other meetings there about the
time of holding this one. 1t was deci-
ded to hold it in Pittsburg.
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late captain general VI Cuba, lns nd-
dressed Apellll0n ~ lhp king, apalls-
Ing Gen JpYellar his predecessor NJ
captain general aud now mi lister of
war, Of heing the cause Of tic lack of
dlhclpllneamOng the Spanish lronps0 on
that lslandi also concerning the CON
duct " General Joyellar as minister Of
war, The petition has created q pro-,
found sensation, The newspapers are
compelled % maintain silence In TO-
gard 10 II,
PANS, March aO,-An official decree
has been promulgated prohibiting the
importation into France OF American
potatoes on Of sacks or barrels preyi-
0ualy used IN packing them, Tile OBJ
ject Is 10 prevent the introduction Of
the Colorado beetle,
LONDON, March 30 One hundred
and twenly-eight thousand dollars In
specie was sent o. New York to-day,
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ATLANTA, Ga.,. March 30.-Senators
Cameron, Chandler, Morton, Anthony
Patterson, Tom Scott and the party
bound for Mexico, reached here this
afternoon and leave tonight. j. Il.
Brown and others from Atlanta, Geor-
gia, go with them.
Eighty Indiana editors also arrived
and are quartered ut the kimball
house. John w. Garrett, of Baltimore,
is expected here tomorrow. 49,
Collector Haltzelow left for Wash
ington tonight.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
State Occupation License,

Tho attention ofall persons pursuing any
occupation calling or profession, without u
license, anu at those whose license expires
to-day, N called a. the following extract
igg99m lay passed ANA approved March To-
"lio II enacted by the Legislature Of tho
state ~ Texas, That any person who shall
pursue or follow any occupation, calling or
professions or do any act taxed by law, with.
out llrHt obtaining Il license therefor, shall
he deemed guilty OF lulademunnor, ana
upon conviction before amy court OF colnpe-
toni Jurisdiction, shall h0 lined IN amy NUN
not lpsA than tho amount of the tax 10 due,
ana not more than double thotSum'"
Az this act makes II penal ontnsc 10 pur.
sue ANY. calling, profession or occupation,
upon which u tax ~ payable, without lrsl
obtaining n liCenHo therefor, n viii become
my duty 10 present all such Ia the grand Jury
when IN session, or In ~ absence 10 make
arrests and proceed M In other cascs OF mis-
dcmcanor.
10 facilitate tho collection OF this special
tax ana dyo all an opportunity OF obtaining
Their llconsn before the meeting OF our crim-
lnnl court april l2tlD, the stale occupation
tax Office, l0l Mnin street, Just west of the
CrulchllCld house, viii, MP 10 that date, be
open daily from nino a, NJ. until i've Pm.
JAMES II, liARKLEY,
Sheriff Dallas County.
Dallas, March n, 1874, aOd5g0wlt
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Two Cn,ldrcn burned TO Death.

CRIsFIELD, ND, March 3O.-Ihe res
idence of VIM. II. Bird was burned to-
day with its contents. Two children,
aged eight and four years, persisted Ill
the flames.
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Released.

ST.. LOUIS, March 8O.-Buell, who
spoke disparaglngly of Chandler, has
baei released from federal custody.
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THE WEATHER,

For the gulf states partly cloudy
weather and local alns west Of Geor-
gla, with northeast wind, yeering to
south and slight changes In the tem'
pprHluru nud pressure,
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Hanged for producing an Abortion.

BRocKvILLE, ONT, March SO.-Dr,
T.. II. Spartan and his accomplish
were hanged to-day for producing an
abortion, resulting in death. His ac'
complice was the seducer.
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Beecber.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, March 30...Beeeher
takes the stand tO-mOrraw.
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9ailg8trald

Onige Ia "Iternid ni0ok," Corner ~
Mnia ana iRmar streets, over firsi
National hanii, iiusiness once
Front H0OIn, Second story,
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NOTICE TO OCCUPATION TAX PAYERS.

The last session Of the legislature, Just adj
adjourned, enacted n law making 1t penal
ofiense TO pursue any taxable occupation
without first procuring LICENSE thereon.
Those pursuing such occupations can save
themselves the perils aud inconveni noes Of
an In iictment by calling at my Office and
procuring license before the assembling of
The grand jury, which meets on the second
Monday In April, 1876. r.
3Sd6w3w NJ. v. COLE, Treasurer d. C. T.
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LIABILITIES:
FOR SALE.

a well established, profitable and genteel
business, for either lady or gentleman, with
a small capital. Noopposition. Terms cheap
for cash. Cause for selling-ill health and u
change necessary. Address "W. LIP o.
2Sdlm
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LOST.

A sorrel stallion, al ont twelve hands high,
dent in the hip; all white feet. Ten dollars
reward or The return of said horse TO Am
mon Scott, Dallas, Texas.
9dit GENERAL PETTIFoOT.
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GALVESTON, March 80. : Money
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"sTRIIIERS."

The "Molly Maguires" on The Ham,
pnge-hueh Farley Ing, hut 10 iighl'
ing Resumption of WoTh by The Em-
pi0yecs ofiilo Heading AMI rhilndei'
plIin Railroad ARRESTED Tor Murder,
New-York tribune., 1875-11-29

SAVANNAH Nov 27-Cotton steady; Middhng. 12'lc Low
Mddlng ~ &C, Good Ordinary Il &C. net receipts 559S
Continent 2,aZ5 Ddes COdstWse, I92l bales
salcs 3 or bales stock. 1884 naes. , ~,
ding 10 &C IOwsliddling, II 81 GOOD Urhnay c net
$50 bales exports, to France,
5Ol4 bales sales $3.50 bales last evening 1885, stock,
WSGIif. Soy 27-Cotton steady Midlng l2lsal2i.c.;
Low Midiug. Ii Good Ordinary, II &c hel IeCe S
J6 Daes gross 46j6 bales exports ooasiWsc 800 Daes
CH4EEsr0N NOV. Z7.-C0On steady Mlddlng l27ic Low
Middlng I27c.; Ordinary. ll40l-c net receipts,
Continent bales sales 500 bales stock 57996 bales
MENPHIs, Nov 27-COtt0n dul Mmdliig l2lic' net ie.
ceips 5lsD bales; shipments, 24JO bales sales, 52VO
ArGCslA nov 27~Cotton dun ana easier Mddng l2l4c;
low Midhng Pc Good Ordinary, II DC; net receipts,
PgIlApE pHIA Nov TI-Cottou quiet Middlng l3l2c.;
Low Mldng l3c.; Good Ordinary, IZ4ej hetlecup's O'
B0srsN Nov 27-Co,ton quiet Middng l3l2c; Low Md
ding l34c Good Ordinary, lZ'1c net receipts 9i bales
gTO exports % Great Britain 40 bales sales
100 bales : evening stock, sos baes.
WILwNGloN Nov. 27.-( steady Middling, 12osc.;
Low Mddug I2c. Ordinary nominal net receipts,
So bales exports, coas"sc lzOO Daes sales DAies
81 IGIIs Nov 27-Cotton easy; ,Middlne ~ &c. Low
bidding II SEE Good Onunaly ii r net receipts 400
shipments 1913 bales sales a53 bales stock, lOilo
CNcISxArI Nov. 27-Cotton duh Middling, 1855. Low
NIddlpg ll4c Good Ordinary receipts, 533
hale sitrnents 8S5 baes salea l29 bales; shipments 100
IO,.rsvlLR Nov 2..-Cotton dun Middling. l2szc.
Middlng 22c Ordinary l2i4c. gross receipts SOL
bales exports cOaswise 200 baes sales 2S5 bales stock
N0Rf6iK Nov 27-Cotton quiet and Mddng l294c;
receipts 3i baes exports coasWise so2 bales saes
SEQ bses STOCK. 29O70 bales. - -
MIddug l2c Good Ordinary, ii i4cf net receipts 6lG6
bales gross 62Ii bales; exports 10 Great Britain, 295l
bales coatwSe l6iO bales sAe 29@O Daes s'ocs SoJ4s
New-York tribune., 1875-11-29

IKRroC NOy 27l ol,.sD Is gn't ana 'eady sS
600 bales including 1000 bales for speculation ahn eh
port receipts ~ 100 bales all Americans sales OF Mang
tplands Mddng clause, shipped october and
per sail 6sIed sale Of Middlng Oreans Low Mdahhs
clause shipped December and January per salD AZ
LvERroois Nov. 27-2S0 p m-oi the sasn q, N"1y I
todav 1900 American. sales OF M1uulne y
lands Low Mdding clause shipped October and Novempe,
al 6sied do shipped November and Decemper
Cheese bi A. cwt Lard. 81 q cwt Pork vfb Dbl iof
Mess Bacon 60 y cwt for short Clear Middles %, A,
LIyERFOOI, Nov. 27Evoning spirits Iuipenuhe' ~oof
cwt Spirits Of Petroleum, 9d9l2d ,-... l.. .,o
LONDON, Nov. 27-l230 mrhe rate 0f dlscount III III
oen market for three months bills 2a2 cent which
ia va per cent below the Baak OF England rate cosos %
9i tor and the account L. = bonds So2S ou
1885,; 1868 lO9as Ten fOTties l05 new Ewes lot
LONDON, Nov I'll mConsois, 30 Tor money anu %
for the account. ... ~,
LONDON Nov 27-2 p. mConsols, % sis for money ana
q5 account United states bonds 1868 lOS ZEN
fortes 1854 Erie Railway shares li Pans adVces quote
Rentos 66f 2jc -. -, ,,...., ,u ,,o
LONDON Nov 27 $50 P. mThe rate OF discount IN the
open market months bills is 22 per cent which
uef ert below the Bank England rate The amount OF
bullion withdrawn from the Bank Of England on balance
today il 100000. Refined Petroleum. ll'4d I'D gallon
LONDON Nov. 27-Eyenug Spirits Iurpetue 20 y 9"n
PARIS Noy. Z7-p m-Renies. 66f 50e Exchange on Lon
do ZJf.l
New-York tribune., 1875-11-29

ready eale prices gradually hartening sh9s OF
Washed 4Sd6jc latter figure for choice ana IN
washed Combng 47o The demand for California Wool con
nues without abatemcnt the sales Of the week comprising
Gil pounds 22d37c for Spring and llGZ4c uI ~
principal transaction was lot OF 100000 ounds
spring af &c. IL little OF this description ol
Wool left The total Of California Wool this market 3t
the past amount TO 775S,OOO pounds oil u Mlt
has into the hands Of manulactneIs nea ~
have and steady and nIn a ~
dhOc for super and X mp 50d52c for CGmbng Pulled
The principal sales Super have been at 4Zdc ana ~
&c
New-York tribune., 1875-11-29
CATTLE MARKETS.

CHICAGO NOV 27-CArrLE in fair demand frIner
CENTS $40 good natives 1896 IS fair 20 good s5d
80 90 eshy S5Gsf So Texans, 81 7Jd$4 rs snip
ments, l,oDO
HOGS du but hrm receipts 10000 assorted packers s7d
25; shipping 81 ZUa$7 80 bacon, a$7 chiefly at
- lOaS7 IS Philelphias 81 4OQsl 50 Shipments 1000
SnEEP receipts, 800 common s3dt5 80 best e. 75d
FrSTuYApolIs Nov 27.-HoGs-Ldve dull AT s7dS7 25 for
extra heavy receipts 5000.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-29
WOOL MARKET.

BOsrOs Mass Nov. 27.-The demand for Wool has been
tone peryades the market the balance OF the
clip being held with considerable confidence there no
surplus OF kind pressing for sale while there ~ a
scarcity of Deano and COmbng feeces and Medium AMI No
leeces prices remain unchanged sales of ONO and Penn
syyana mostly and Xxx at 46d4Sc and 10 desirable lots
OF Xxx Offering undeI 4Se Medium and NO tceces range
from 8d5Oc xxx ct 49dj0c; In Michigan aud Wis
consn Pieces saIes ~ 4264Sc Including
and choice Medium CQmbDG and pelns Peecce meet with
New-York tribune., 1875-11-29
ceQal Notices.
o COITRT of COMMON PLEAS of DAU-

IN the COURT of COMMON PLEAS of DAU-
PHIN COUNTY, Penn-Assgned estate Of ne MI ~ y
TOWN GARLAND MANUFACTUKING COMfANf.-ihe
undersigned auditor appointed by said Court 10
balance in the hands OF SEYMOUR RAY 1MOifD anu
GEORGE w. ETTER assiRDees for the beneht OF cr.tos
OF the said estate TO those entitled thereto w meet t par
Interested the purposes OF his appointments on
WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day Of December next, At 10 o'clock
alm Office No IL North Ihrs, In the City OF llar
rsburg when and where all persons interested VIII al
tend and pres nj their ella nus. ROB1. SNODGRASS,
Nov IL 1875 [N22 law3wMl Auditor
New-York tribune., 1875-11-29
Sales bn Autlion.
Deniistrp.

NITROUS OXIDE GAS.-Teeth extracted
~ without pain. Dr. HAsBROUcK, formerly operator
COton makes specially Of the OF the for the
painless extraction Of teeth at l,l3i Broadway OF
26th It.
SOMETHING NEW CHEAP and BEAU1I-
~ FULlMy Rose ledIl Plates indicating color and sub
stancc for artificial teeth excel everything heretofore OF
beauty and ghness needs only 10 be-
10 appreciated made day and only ilJ $40 per
Call and examine Also best Rubber sets from $40 10
s6 Gold and Plaiina s35 $40 Extracting under gas
Dr r. &. WAIT, 40 East Twenty third st. near Madison
TNHE ARTIFICIAL TEETH constructed by
Il Dr. GEO. II. MQDEMANS, 532 Sd ave- Seth ST.,
all the Growing light Of dental
Best scts, $40 $50. ESQ.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-29
THE STATE OF TRADE.

1rRRpooI Nov. 27-l230 p. m.-Cotton 10 arrive, 'szd
SesrsT; sales Kidding Uplsnds Low hdshng SIanse
shipped November and December yer g ~ ga w. ~"
New-York tribune., 1875-11-29
lJiuioen0 Notices.
Business Chances.
furniture.

EOR CASH BUYERS-Velyeteens, Carpets,
Mangs Cloths, Cashmere, Ovcrcoatiug Horse aud Bed
Blankets Buraps BucbIams Shectng, Upholstery Goods
Lap Robes, &c. ANDREW LESTER Co, 31l Broadway
FURNITURE, CARPETS, and BEDDING
Large stock superior quality and low prices at Is. NJ.
COWPERTHWAIT q Co.'S, l6J and lJl Chatham-st
Great reduction ia prices for next 30 days Chamber SUITS
from S22; Pari0r suits, from $50
New-York tribune., 1875-11-29

STFARIN continues quiet PTimt Wtsifrn Is qnOed sl
ls4c; sales 800 for future delivery runOred at
sUGAR-Jhe Aet fO Raw SasyeTy hTm at $50 S1sc.
for good REFINING and She. for Prime sales Of l15
hhds Sugar s S97l mats Manila at 7ssc and
900 Lhds mostly S6d part terms not uals sft
Hennod was FOR Crushed, l0dl0L2c. fOr POW
GTanudted IL Gll c for Cut DOa lOd lOsc Ior
"a" and ss4 tOf other grades.
TALLOW rules steady sales, l20OjO at Sl2a94c. for
Good TO Prime.
dull sales 90 bbs at 81 Is per gallon.
MesSrs T. their circular OF tins date report
that 1.-THE production has again been slightly increased IN e
NJ disllels pretty generally using owing
70 The u Of ting liquor trade Throughout the
country inclined u cuIal rather tAn extend
their trade which having peicepube eject % Tie fer y
Hghves and uness there foreign demand for Ac0noi
accumulation Of lghHines this Winter
which either for the manufacturers
Alcohol paid remains hrn al ~ loqsZ 20 Ae0
hol export entirely nominal Receipts Of Highwnes and
Alcohol 1000 bDs sales do 400 bbs stock IN store,
about 800 Dbsn
New-York tribune., 1875-11-29

- \ No Lp AM RAILRO D.-iHE
hOnIE Trans leave New York Des6rcsses and
Expes. Harrisburg PITTSBURGH the West and South
WIN rulinah iaace Cars attached $50 n 80 y In
For Wnl4mspou ana Lock Haven via phi,d,lrb,, +, and
Ere X X Div. connecting At PMladepha) $50 a. nl for
a CORY Tor llt1syhe Petroleum Center the Oh
ington ExpreSs u Pullman paor r aT a Ia nte n an
- a. NJ arrives At Washington 10 D. m kegniar ID
ESrss @ Tor r' Fnidpha. Il u T. 46 TO- o
aV aV D. T. 4 80 p M ami u night. Sunday, D. g. $50
For NeSarA az g. $50, 7, 7IO y q 10 ii a. m y M.
58o + &c. 81 81 IT, i iio 90 NO. 3 o. SS 20 S59 70 50 30
800, $50, :, and 10 7. N.
Tor g ht"SG'S 81 6 a. 2 $ io 7 % I'D Y s9s %
$50, T. 49,, 81. TO- IL 80 p m, ana II nlght sunday
90 tor j II'in5Tsy a Wa 8 YAK IN 70, Il A%2 M
IT, IT, D. No. mo- aid ~ IL ns 9T SuuSay So & oY 10 ~ & 6-g go
For eudge Perth AniDoy aud South AmOoy, anu 10
Tor Now brunswick :, 3 and II a. m, p 3lO, 4IO, 62a
6is. p M la and ~ night SUNDAY. ?. M
For Kingston snd ltocky iit1 a M and pan.
tor lr nceton = s 10 a. mr $3.50, 2, 4 10 and p no.
For ihilipsbpig and Bey.dege, $3.50 a. m and B. M.
For tlcGinston, 530 a %. anO p m
For Mercer and somerset Branch, 3 o. m.
q tr ilenon Boden,onn, BTngtOn, and Camden 750 ard
For Freehold, 1880 A. m. aud 4ilO y.
For Eaniagoaio ana squau, '.J1 M, and p m.
For llgntsoNn PcmberOn aud Itldrn via Perth Amboy,
100 p IN. ana Wa Monmouth Junction, A. 10 y. M
and 80 ~. Monmouth Junction. -
rraius arrive follows Iro sburgh. o55 aud 10 80
a. m an. & 20 m, DAILY lol6 a m ard 20 , M, daily
$95, PIP aod 1877 NJ suuis5 9;2e a m i1om rhii1'
S5S iiS4 a ~. 10 ee& io2i > M 91"""'' '''V
aud Desbrosscs aud CJItandf NJ. CoartsL,
hroosiyn Nd Nos IA, llG amt ls Hudson 81. oboken
Emerant Ticket once No battery place.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager
New-York tribune., 1875-11-29
Go n)bom it 1tlap Concern

A SCIENTIFIC PROFESSOR in leading
~ university i- about under akng an
EXTENSIVE TOUR IN SOUTH AMERICA
VIII attend TO scientific explorations OF character
c. G.. w. Tribune Office.
rJNO ARCHfTECTS.-TlIE FRASER lNSTl-
1 TUTE REQUIRES PLANS aud ELEVATIONS for Tree
Library Museum Gallery ~ Montreal Clnala ana
oier- dollars (god for the Plans and tleya"hs
most thpsc purposes. one hundred dOas WI" DC
presrutci - the second best competitor.
requirements Of the Institute apd the c0nuuo o co
FMoutreai Nov ?6 1910 ]. j. c. ABBOTT President
New-York tribune., 1875-11-29
Guronfdn A0pcrtisements.
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads..

A LBANI. I.-tireat reduction in fare by
~ PEOPLES LINE STEAMBOATS,.
With comfortable statetOOus warmed by steam p!po9.
IiGstclass passage y............-.........$lO 90
lAsstse AM oeIlh 9O
Deck passage. 80
Leaving daily (Snndays eXceptcd) D. M. from Pier Al
North River foot Of Clualst
aud Nausatuck Railroads. Fare 81. Steamer BRi DGE.
PORT leaves Catharine slip IL 30 Bridgeport