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CATTLE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE Sept 2oCArrLE-rle market during DE rast
best At Gi,c prs quaity 4ai6,'ic medium or good
lair quality a,c; nary tim ami
2rG3 Pc most sales at 4c1c' receipts i'S mead safes
nos9 have been in good demand prices have advanced
r t.iTr l." go &C. lint ,n AZ UNCHANGED rates
range lambs. 81 ~ each receipts. 900" head
,o M o, mpny for The week thus FAR ss head or "a
ance sale here against ji3 for TIE same me
cars less ana SS7 ears for The year The
1e was lively a. - decline on all grades 81 good cs,
he at,enasnce o. ali classes Of purchaser good
aSS" All G S ano head Wcr disposed OF sale. Of
ohio srr rnsns from ,l Sig 70 -o o. 2! y 90 3 go
so Indiana steers ranging from lOD3 l55 TO La % At
fl2s ~ at - l5ds Texas and Cherokee steers ranging
r. gu to i76 d. sqs' 'O' COW" and heei' at % ''S
SHIP ,yD I,uRs-Receipts today $500 head making The
10000 Lead for the same time last week ans liOO head
prices strong Al last weeks quotations on al grades q
sheep ard aml 300 head were disposed o. 300 head OF
quality Of sheep foe the week generally
s "nT RoG a " ws S lot. s al po Xix
car medium a Gd nssP os az M M
gan sheep ranging from - to 81 ~ al ~ s2gsa 70 md
sheep ranging from ~ to 40 n At % l29a$5 90 Canada
cording to DUALITY ehsan lambs averaging 81 b. at IS 5
Hoos-Rsceipts today 1000 heal making The total supply
ame time last Week and q head FOR the same time
disposed o. ali offered The balance Of the fresh arrivals beng
Un - no As aoy IN s. SONGS s.
bare Of stock
CHICAGO sept 2s1Rsssips three days Cattle leo .Se.
were on 20 s5c from last week and bid far to % stu
s5 a rough half faened lots and at sidsa 80 for
HoGs active goa f6c higher closing at s. l5sss % for
light. $3.50 80 for common 10 extra hea'y'
sHEEP firm at s5eto.
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
PROVIDENCE r. T.. Sept 29Prnting Cloths maj ke steady
ul uul N Al ed
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SHIPPING DISASTERS.

THE SHIP UNCLE JOE AB,NDONED-AR ARRIVAL OF THE
CAPTAIN AND CREW IN THE THAMEs-THE HIN
RICH DAMAGED-THE WILLIE DE BILBAO LOST
LONDON. Wednesday, Sept 30 1875.
The bark Lord Dalhousie arrived at Graves
end in the Thames, to-day. She brings the captain and
Is Of the crew Of the American ship Uncle Joe, Capt
Pnkham, last from st. John ~ b.. Aug Il. for Liver
pool, which was abandoned in a sinking condition.
dispatch from Gibraltar announces the arrival there
OF the German brig Hnrch Capt. Brane. from New
York. Aug % with cargo of 900 gallons Of pero
eum. The Hinrich had been IN collision. and had hull
rigging and sails damaged She will be obliged to dis
charge partially before proceeding to her destination
She was bound for Genoa.
LONDON. Thursday sept. 30 a. IN.
The steamer Vile de Bilbao from Liverpool for iIa-
wanna. wrecked Brcst. Two lives were lost
THE LOSS OF THE IRON-CLAD VANGUARD.
THE COURT-MARTIAL CONCLUDED THE CAUSES OF
THE CoMIsIoX-TuE CAPTAIN DISMISSED IRON
COMMAND.
LONDON, Wednesday. Sept. 90. 1875.
The court-martial on Capt. Dawhlns, Lieut..
Hathorn. Navigating Lieut. Thomas and the remainder
OF the officers and crew of Her MaIesys ship Vanguard
for the loss of that vessel Wicklow Head, Ireland on
the lst Of September has been concluded The Court
was presided over by Rear admiral Lord John Hay,
c. g.. ana held on board Her MaJestys sup hoyal
Adelaide. ia gshp. ut Davenport.
The Court ud that the cause of the sinking Of the ship
was owing the great speed maintained by The squad
ron during a fog to the Vanguards improperly reducing
her speed and the Iron Dukes increasing her speed ana
shcering from her course. Capt. %awa,s is severely
reprmanicd and dismissed from command Lieut..
Thomas Commander Tandy. and EueMccr Brown are
reprimanded. There no reference made 10 the
officers the Iron Duke. who viii probably he court
maraled subsequently.
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the PLATFORM.
The following pInL1orn was reported and adopted

The following platform was reported and adopted:
The Republicans OF Massachusetts, in Convention
assembled re- IN m allegiance to the great purpose,
ana prncncs uI the Republican party. They COn-rhtu
ate themselves That nothing in Their record makes ~
nee src for them give pledges nt they accept ana
abide y the settlement OF issues naic III thr ii
tcrnth Fourteenth. ana Fifteenth Amendments to the
CONSTITUTION United STATES ana thcy congratulate
the country that the Democratic party mas M last Ior
Inu,ly profesaed abandon II. long, bitter, de5-
DeraIr, uuayailing struggle, nIst 10 prevent HhH
ferwrd to overthrow that settlement This profession
H. botl the most Illuminating cont of past oiif ever
eXi0rted from a political organization anu -ehA
trihue 10 the invncibc Righteousness oil Republican
nriucipc,. The accusation that tae kepuhcan party
80 ks ia keen alive old ISSUES order 10 aNOd new 0htb
review the record without remOIse cheeriuy com
mil II 10 history and with the courage inspired ny sue
rcs. in "A noble cause. address Ourselves Ia the ne"
duties of the 81 Inc nation. go
fl IS therefore declared that the kepnhchn parry ol
urssacIus.tts Will support Tor official position
v ~ pr-nra character h. NOT an absolute guaranty oi
fidelity to every public trust and they INVOKE the con
domination Of tie baOl-b1 upon ant candidate LOT once
who fails Of tins test, Whatever may pt MS part! h'
Endorsement. -, .h..t 49,,
Marty can give over slaccn and for the elevation a
nurjJication of that service tAe Republican piity VIII
continually and faithfully strive, welcoming lie ca"
op.r1tion opponents, III whnteVcr quarter u NAV
nnurar to the every corrupt ana unworthy ~
drr-bui,lcr wout distinction OF party NAV be driven
frn place and tina! official naiicnsanCe may be hunted
and punished er the pursuit may lead or the DO"
fall.
Tat the Republicans OF Massachusetts III the admins
tiaon of state affairs. recognizing no privilege ~ class
no. autn olsm labor nnd capital, but dcFerdt
ing any attempt arbitrarily feier either whether on
The p;trt of employed Ur employer will support such
measures as shall develop the resources Oi ipOr M
CAPITA alike, stimulating one ANA dIHusB Tue ohei ih''
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4 DESPERATE WAR CONTEMPLATED Bl til" CHINESE
AGAINST GREAT B2ITAIN-THE OpEN PORTS TO
HAVE BELN BURNED-THE WAR PARRY STRONG
HsT-THK BRITISH DEMANDS D ENID EXCEs-
slvR.
SAN FRANCIsCO, Sept. % The steamer
Oceanic from Hong Kong VIA Yokohama arrived to-day.
and brings sdvces Hong Kong % sept 2 received
by way Of shanghai sept l.
While prcssn; the settlement OF the Marcary case the
Bri.sh Minister DID continue T. PCking, IA ~ rNt
Intended bur remained Ticu-tSn The uai acGUlescnce
OF China in demands reluctantly given All ndi-
cations point 20 the certainty that resistance lad been
determined IN the would have been far more des-
perate than ever before The hostile preparations were
more comprehensive than usual ana among the measures
contemplated the burning OF the open ports. and a
sacrifice OF Chinese property, for the sake OF in
turing foreien interests. The counsels of few high
officials strong in influence though III The minority in
numbers ayertcd the contest Preparations foi "A con-
hict were still III progress. and the attitude OF China was
more nenacing than ut any time since l-0i. The terms
demanded by Nj Wade greatly increased the ieeling
The claims pVn,hns the murdercrs aud for the IN
dcmnlty are recognized not extraordinary but the In
PRODUCTION OF commercial demands into such question
as that IN connection With the Leliin tax, are bitterly
complained Of
In u heavy tyrhoon at Che-Foo Aug q. three Euro
pean and many Chin, vessels were wrecked aud 80
lives were lost.
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MANCHESTER. Sept. 29.-A large number of
people gathered Wilson Hill THIS morning 10 "'heSs
the eclipse OF the sun. Clouds were gathering at )
o,c,ock lr1 there was lingering hope That they would
break away at sunrise. In th- they were disappointed
a. A gentle rainfall began at little past
o'clock Great preparations 10 take observations ana
secure photographs of the you' phases oi the eclipse
a been made but the observers we're able to discover
only the .hadowy outline Of tins ring during tic eclipse
Although science gains but little. enough w.s seen to
vef almost 10 second the predictions of astronomers.
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II
ana TUESDAY attracted large number of musicians anu
lions exhibiting his wcitknOWn proficiency WIN me
md an atsntation tom one CEOpns concertos Mr..
W H. Johnston improviscd the SOLO stops anu there
were performances by McsbIs. {. h. Hors'cy, '. '"
Conineid O. n lie Jculic and several other ofgnnista
The new instrument, which If Intended for y. haiy !,
Church Glen's Falls has two mammals hli hl set q"
peals and contains "a registers, besides the usnal
mechanical stops The front Of the case is open win
Illuminated speaking pipes. The diapasOns are laicu
larry good: the tone il null and majestic for an organ
OF this comparatively moderate size. ana there are some
<arming combinations of soft registers, win several
very clear brilliant solo stops An organ oi We s
class ia now building for tho new Masonic Temple, ana
VIII soon he exhibited.
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PERSONAL AND PCNGENT.
WARRINGTON TO GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS, GREl.T
ING.
From The Springfield Rcp~bIican.

WARRINGTON TO GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS GRE4-I-
ING.
From The Springfield Republican.
NOkTuAMPTO.. pt. -, 1870.
DEAR SIR: "OratOr Puff had two tones 70
his voice" think he must have had residence IN TWO
states: TOR example, upon staten Island y. Y, ana
another in Ashhcd. Mass GOV. Tiden represents the
reform party New York. and viii draw 10 the Demo
cratic STATE ticket tens Of thousands or Republicans, ana
his MISUNDERSTANDING his-wl be overwhelming
His ticket Il headed by . Republican. John BiSeiow VINO
peremytOly refused tn let his name be used by the
rpubcan party he has heretofore acted with-a fart
which indicates plainly enough what = his opinion or H.
The Republican party il soil liable 70 nominate Grant
Tor q ld Lertn-a 5ordd cOrruptiODsi, though he has
not openly nslltcd and thrown contempt upon every
body and everything he has upon you and upon the
Civil service ndrr these ci.t usances You write aud
request The pubra ion or letter. IN which you advise
the Republicans OF Massachusetts 10 nominate iOr CrCV
ernor a man OF whom may be said that II he eft the
party too early he did commit the opposite error OF
staying in IT 100 long; who was candidate Tor the I'm
cnuati ana Baltimore nominations IN l. - ana whose
nomination is to made. Il az ALL FOR the purpose OF
saving and ms party from the certainty of destc
ton 1870 While your advice IN New-ltTk, as Fresi-
dent or the state Convention of Republicans. voice
AGAINST Tdcn q yclOw and administrative REFORM your
advice Massachusetts, men 10 help u.s.. that 49, the
antiTdcn ticket, and to pave tho way for Grant or
Morton Couking in the country III 1876 H. not to pt
point upon il, cusscd piece ~ tmpndencc
Yours WARRINGTON.
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RAILROID accident Ar ALBANY.

TWENTY CARS SMAsHED-ENSINERR WOOD KILLED.
ALBANY, n. Y, Sept. 29.-A collision Oc-
cured this evening at the junction Of the Albany and
susqehanna and the SCHENECTADY and Athens Railroads
between two freight trains About twenty cars are re-
ported wrecked The engineer OF the Susquehanna train,
George Wood was instantly killed and the fireman
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on Interest TO Advertisers

II will DE the American News Company bought
considerably than did Worlds Times pr.
together NewYork News Company also bougas
This average comparison OF The relative pur
chases months past There - been time t.s
year which the daily circulation Of TIKI TRIBUNE not
equal combined daily calculations Of The World and
rYiAe in which weekly circulation qa.
ripple the combined weekly circulaons Of The World
and Times which It's weekly circulation not out IL
sight combined weekly calculations Of The Word
on tho 10th Of April two OF the best known al
ycrtsng agents the country prepared the following car
the undersigned have examined the books OF rHK rR3
UNr tho Foreman the daily reports etc.
entirely satisfied and do certify that the entire
laon OF The DAILY for the month Of March
.Ji625 complete copies making aperdgs daily cirIa
ton Of H. 463 and that the entire circulation
Of THE the month Of April 70 and In
Guiding this day. i5s 500 complete copies making ne
acreage daily circulation for the month OF April thus Tar
80, sGS complete copies. . NJ PEFrESuiLl-
Ns.r. York, April 10. 1915 HEMAS BURR
The figures ned singulary stable through
out month The daily circulation OF rhx
TRIBUNE the whole month so, 1853.
following extract from the official report OF tho Post
master OF the City the Postmaster General
giving postage paid by each IN the month
January 1873 regular editions sent nom tho New
York regular subscribers further illustrates
the relative calculations
Pounds at
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Mr. Pierce was declared nominated amid great enthu'
STATE COMMIT EE.

STATE COMMIT EE.
Before the declaration OF the result OF The ballot tho
list OF members OF the State Central Committee was
read and the chairman read the following list Of eleven
additional members. chosen by him, "a provided by a
former resolution. which provoked 80 much discussion
when it introduced:
District.
T-Georgc Marston Of New Bedford.
II.-John ". Forbes Of Milton.
III.-A. W. Beard ~ Boston,
IV.-GeOrge e. Richard on Of Boston
v.-IOhn Cummings of Wobuin.
VII. WillcOmb ~ Ipswich.
VILE. lockwood HOar OF Concord
WILL. b. Rndgc OF Cambridge.
XIV ". Rice Of Worcester
X-Wm. h. WaShburn Of Greenfield.
XIII L. Dawes OF Pttsfeld
motion made that the Chairman, having personally
selected the above eleven members should have power
10 All any vacancy occurring. was carried.
THE CONCLCDING BUSINESS.
The thanks of the Convention were returned 10 It's va
rous officers The President and Secretaries were in
structed notify the candidates Of their nomination
Eugene II. Kellogg made short speech pledsing the
Adams element d. far he. could answer FOR them, 10
support Mr. Rice aud was loudly applauded.
John ID. Long OF bingham submitted the following res
olui.on which was carried without dissent:
That in nominating the Hon. Alexander II. Rice for
Governor OF the Commonwealth, are confident that
his ability his character, his experience IN pubic Affairs
his honorable record OF public service VIII command, as
viii the OF the other nominees or tins COnye
ton the suifages Of the electors OF Massachusetts
The Convention al o'clock p adjourned sine die.
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ST. LOUIS. Sept. pa petition was pre-
scented to e nicd Circuit Court to-day. by the
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company, asking ha, the
powers 81 the receivers of the Bridge Company be en-
lar-ed so ~ allow them to make contract with the
Telegraph Company for stretching wires across the
bridge Judge Miller refused the petition This " III re-
eurr the Atlantic and Pacific Company to lay cable
.tcru he riyp
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DISAGREEMENT WITH CANADA.

FACILITIES OF INTER-TRANsIT DENIED THE CANA
DIAN GOVERNMENTAL RETALIATORY MEASI RE
PROBABLE.
OTTAWA, Sept. 29.-The American Govern
meut having declined 70 accee propositions urged
by the Canadian Government for the purpose OF acat
ing carriage of freight into Manitoba and the North
West it is probable thai after this season tine American
boats known a. the kitzon line, will not lbs permitted to
20 further north than Pcnb,na.
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THE CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION.

ADVISORY BOARDS 80 u" ORGANIZED IN CANADA
OTTAWA, Sept. 29.--The Minister OF AgIl-
culture has gone tie Maritime Provinces to inspect
tile various emigration agencies, and organize Advisory
Boards for The Philadelphia Centennial Exposition.
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rHE cArrLE pIsrEMrER IN ENGLAND.
THE NEXT LORD MAYOR OF LONDON.

ALDERMAN COTTON ~. r.. tIEI TED.
LONDON, Wednesday Sept. 30, 1879.
The liverymen of London met at the Guild
hall In Kmgst Cheapside, nj O'Clock this afternoon. to
elect Lord Mayor for the ensuing year Following the
ancient custom the senior Alderman who has not yet
passed tie chair and has served Sheriff was duly
elected This gentleman is Alderman William James r.
Cotton who wac elected member Of Parliament for the
City London at the last election Alderman Cotton Is
70 be installed III his Office Lord Mayors Day. Nov o.
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ARR 81 OF IHE TWO NICnOLLS II fiOEip>.
MONTREAL. Sept 29.-Nicholls, the dcfauItlng
teller OF the Bank Of Commerce, and HE 'cr have been
arresld by Ncs-York detectives al ~ Augustine iIor-
ida and are confined IN Jail AZ that place ON the
news OF The capture arriving Nj. simpson, BE manager
Of the Bank of Commerce al once lett for ST. Angus tine
II is not known any tie stolen money has been re-
covered.
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D,y,vrvc TIP AG,NG op OUTLAWS.

MusKoGEE, |. T., Sept. 29.-Major ingalls,,
Indian gent has broken up large and dangerous gang
OF outlaws this Territory with the cooperation "I tne
Tt.d States troops and Gov Orion OF the Chickasaw
Nation Forty arrests IN all have been made.
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TIE SPANISH MONARCHY.

NO PROMISE MADE 70 Rl.-EsTABusH THE CON
CORDAT.
MADRID Wednesday. Sept. 80, 1878.
The ministerial Journals deny that Senior
Canovas &c Castillo during his Premiership prom
@ 10 roe,tahsh tao CohcoIdat between SPAN ana the
Vatican
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THE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC NARKFTS.

Nrur!,i- sent Flour dun bat unchanged. corn
40 transactions. OatsDrmand fair and market MN 80
. Ib, Lard ald firm r. ined li4 iti KIco1
Demand aud prices have advanced shoulders IOu
IOic Clear RIB sides. H.; Clear sides, li'-c
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VISIT or AMERICAN OFFICERS TO JAPAN.

VISIT OF AMERICAN OFFICERS TO JAPAN.
CORDIAL RHcEplION OF G..N UPrJS AND MAJOR
sANGER-IHE JAPANESE ARMY II GOOD ORDER
san FRANCISCO, sept. 29.-Ihe steamer
Oceanic brings adyices from Yokohama to Sept. II.
Gems. Upton ard Forsyth and Major sanger OF the
United States Army. commissioned to inspect the armies
OF Asia and Europe. Hospitality received by the
Japanese alhOritrs. aud gwen opportunity Tor
thorough examination. Their reports arc Unexpectedly
ouOgistc.
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THE SIGHT VISIBLE AT BANGOR.

BosToN, Sept. 29.-At Bangor, Me-, the eclipse
of rbe snn this morning was distinctly visible, the shJ
being perfectly clear The eclipse most perfect al
6. 40 o'clock and disappeared entirely at 7:l5 poi-
ton Of the sun was visible at GAO and made perfect
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Pounds at IN.
nual rates 10 reg.
ular subscribers

will therefore that the circulation OF rHE rRa
gh greater that Of rhs Herald
combined that OF me World and Tpes combined and
OF all three Of hcse other
combnsd will md also their interest
member columns OF TK Tribune sixth wider
thz column
advcrtise1
vhsn column line IA any Of tho other pspcre -
DAILY Ntbvns, koy ~
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THE ECLIPSE.
TIE ECLI.

TIE ECLIPSE As SEEN AT KINGSTON.
KINGsrON, Ont, Sept 29.-Ihe eclipse this
morning was visible great advantage. the maximum
shadow appearing as the above the horizon
The eclipse ended al 1870 a.
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THE GUIBORD RIOTS.

SURPRISE Al TIE RELEASE OF THK RIOTERS
MONTREAL. Sept. 29.--rhc return OF 10 bill
in liz ~ es Of the Gubord rioters excitcs considerable
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THE PRINCE OF WALES.

PROPOSED VISIT TO ATHESs-rHF GOVERNMENT
PRErARING TO RECEIVE HIM.
ArHEss, Wednesday, sept. 20, SO.
The British Legation here has just informed
tbs Greek Government that the Prince OF Wales VIII
leave Italy Oh the 18th OF October for India a?d VIII
visit Athens on the way The Government has accord
ngy appointed a Commission 10 make suitable preaTa
tons for his reception.
MADRID. Wednesday. Sept. 20. $50.
The Carlists bombaTdcd san sebastian Tues
dey night Several persons IN the town were Killed.
rain-storm delays proposed concentration OF ne
Alonsist forces in the neshbOrAOod OF Herman ana
Renierd.
THE EMPEROR WILLIAMS ITALIAN TOUR.
TIE EMPEROR GONE TO BADEN BADEN-H1s JOUR
XI:Y TO BIZ RESUMED next MONTII.
BERLIN wednesday. sept 20. 1873.
The Emperor William went 10 Baden Baden
YESTERDAY where ne will remain to witness the cclcbr
ton Of tie birthday Of te Empress Augusta soon AFTER
the 10Th OF October he will leave there for Italy Prince
Bismarck and Count Won Moltkc will accompany HIM
THE CATTLE DISrEMPER IN ENGLAND.
TIE PiAGrH SPREADING II SOME COCSTIES-OVE8
THIRTY THOUSAND ANIMALS AFFECTED IN FOUR
sHEEs.
LONDON. Wednesday, Sept. 20. 1878.
The foot and mouth disease has slightly d.
miushed counties. and has increased in others
The latest show that in East sussex there are
500 beasts affected in Gloucester l2OOO in War
wicksbire 1000: in Cumberland. 300. and in West
noreland. 400 Yorkshire shows large increase
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THE GREAT STORM.

EXTENSIVE DAMAGE DONE TO CROPS IN IRELAND.
LONDON. Wednesday, Sept 30 1878.
The damage done - the crops by the floods
rsportod be Longford, Kerry, and Tip
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THE BAvARIAN DIET ASSEMBLED.
uLrRAMoNrAxr OFFICERS ELECTED.

MUNICH Wednesday. Sept 20 1879.
The UltramOntane party have elected the
President YicePresident and other officers Of the Baya
Diet by majority OF two.
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pcrary in Ireland At Cork the floods have subsidized,
but 1t Is beloved that several persons drowned.
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SpetiGl Notitss.
Extrn Dry Cabinet of
,fOF.T K CfiA<DON,

Extru Dry Cabinet of
NiOET * CHA<DON,
The best Dry Champagne.
For Sais With tAe lea.ng dealers "a wines.
ANTHONY OECUS.
sole Agent for the United stateS
Hrs. WisriOw's soothing syrup, for children teothIns
sosens the gums asys al pam. and curos WIND cone
Persons make repairs upon their houses AT mod
tie rylces Of workman,
can honesty ami capacity.
JAMES MEAGkN. No. u Anthst, Brookyl. Il d.
Post-Ofice Notice.-rhe MAILS FOR EUROPE Tor tho
sArU KDAI oct . 1875, will close At TINS
ofhc- q, follows: on TT ESDAi al IL m on NEDNE>
DAY nc u ~; THURSDAY NJ 1880 A. m, and On
SATURDAY al 4 AMI ll.JO q. ~ l. L. JAMES, r ID
The New lamps fnr streets. with i.efec'ors.
DAIiTLETTS " DOTLENAkb,' STREET. and PARK
LAMPS with without Porcelain Silyerrt Rehect0rs
Also pa; INT Key for lighting al street lamps nsian
taneOusy usoi IN Sew York. Boston, ant else
Factory ale,rOom No 800 Broadway corner Prince
st.. New YORK
The sparkling Wines OF the Pleasant Valley Win. Coa
pauy y show What pcrseSrr
capital. and good business qualifications nave accom-
uisol In important branch Of home industry. The wines
fcr;nrtr bottle two IN peectng
French. selling abUit 30 cent less The Com
ps.y .od 20 OtO IN 1871 Their sun Wines and
BIandes very popular. IL Is. ~ "a 60.
sole Agents. 80 FultOnst. y. Y.
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The four votes Mr.. Butler greeted with laugh
ter and applause and loud cheers greeted the result Vi
the votes for Messrs. Rice, Loring, and Adams, re-
slcctiyey.