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n
| Bern, 20. WdrS. - Der SnnbeSrnth Der
S9pei3 bat nit % gegen 10 Stimmen bes
| l9loilenr Die Sooesffrafe iuieoer ein3ufitbren.
| G8at amo Gdarespitid1.
Gonbp n, 20. Nidr5. - Der ct. Beterss
burger Correspondent osry 0ailpgfeius" berifs
tet, cle SeSiebuu9en Sruii6en benz &aiier uno
oenl S6orepltlb ieieH BON Der freunoli6iten
Art. SSaS aud] oeS Qebtereu aniidten iiber
Die 6ra9e conilitutioueQer Reformen Ieieu, 70
let bod mohibefannt, eaB er mt ieinen8oter
poaffdnoi9 iiberelnftimmt, baB bic Quaeleaeus
belt ut4t angers9t iperosn iou, 10 lange Der
@aar resiert.
SdbifFSnadbrtdbtea.
W o lille, 20. NtGr3. - Der Dampfer
Dorian" iit beute BON Stem gOrt ause.
SioerpOOI, 20. MdrS. Der 2ampfsr
"galIlso" BON Stem 9ort 1T beute bier eiu-
o., Rarrt unS S6rfe.
y Q n, 70. VtarS, 1890 g2ad)nf. -
SoholS s6 l5ll6 titr 9elo un0 974 fir Brief.
Serelnt9te Staaten Sbli9ationeu - neue
4fspro5. 1913.
sonSon, 20. Wtdys, 1.8O gud1m. -
Parner 9epelHen notlren beute ftinfpro,en.
tl9e 9tenten 6u 11S SrancS 80 Seutimes fir
Brief.
QiOerpOoG, 20. Mars, 1873 Rudm. -
8aummolle fefter. Ulitteliorte SbalGnSer
9ll6; DO. Orleans So; bic SertduIe betra-
gen beute 10, 900 BalIeu.
Snrse RabeloepeId1en.
- Die gonooner ySimes" perSffeutlidjt in
l9rer 9eltrl9en Gusgabe einen 2eitartitel iiber
ben neuen Canabil6en Sartf. 0as Blatt
mtBbtui9t ben Sarif ais elne uutluae DlaEres
gel uno briidt Die aniid,t aus, ban berlelbe
Dem canaoiid)en Solte cher ,um Vad,theile,
alS gum Sortbeile 9ereiten meroe,
- gant elmer YeterSburqer DepeId1e iinS
adlt Sfft5ic=e Der ruiiiideu Saileraaroe ais
Ntbtlllteu uerbaftet moroeu.
- @s Oerlautet, baB Abbul &bou, Der BON
ben Ruiien begiintiglts Brdtenoent ouf BEN
Shron Don Afgbaniltau, nit oteleu Nubdu1
germ auf oen 6iidwege naf 9abul 1T.
- Sn Brefon, @nalano, fellten osfferu
425 9Seber anldBlif elmer Qobnreouftion bic
Irbeit Elm.
= Die 9efrtse 9epei6e aus NtaSriS, nadl
nel4er mGbreno Der beuorftebenoen gSabl Der
Sela9srunas5uitano in ben baafii6en Bro-
otn5en erflart lperoen iol, berubte auf eiuem
Srrtbume. Der 8elageruuqssultauS tIf, aus
ltatt protlamtrt Su mcroeu, 6urdl Elm Neaie.
run9soetret auf9eboben morOen.
- Sn Calcutta iino Natridteu erbnlter
moroen, mad pel4cn iid Der sDniu BON Bur-
ma gum Sriege raitet. 9ieie gad]ridoteu fte<
ben nit Den OffiSteaen 8eri9ten i'm g8lOer-
lprude.
- Der Serliner Correspondent Der Qonbo4
ner Zines" melbet, OaB Die @riid)te iiber
etnen Ser9leid] 5mi4en benz Serso9 uou@ums
berlano uno Der preuBiidsn 8egieruna pom
Der Sesteren in &breOe geiteltt werOen.
-0ie Sriii8 in g9gpteu 1T poriiber. Der
!Stcet0ntg bat ftb oaSu Oerfanoen, &ias Yas
Ida ais Dttnilter ocS Snnern beisubehalteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-21

9 n s. an5l . o, 20. Wlar5.-NenniE
Searnep bereiit 5ur 3eit Oas iiblidle @ulifOr.
MEN uuo balt Stumpreben 81 @uniten bel
neuen Contribution uno idimpIt in ietutn Ste.
ben iiber Ques uub Seotrmann. @iner Z0e
peihe aus Sauta auua 5ufolse puroe CT bort
beute BON eiHem Wauue, tpelden er aui oit
lbm sigene gSelie in eiucr RaOe peruuqlimpf
bate, NIT elmer flrtterIidJeu &ruft Yrii9e
renni1rt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-21
Ser @elont arff.
iEolQenne!

Nem>gort, 20. Mdrs. - SoIsenbes
iinb bic SdluBnotirun9eu: @elb AT. St.-
8ealel4 1864. bes,Sblis.: 1881er 1861,
1867er 1929. 1868er 1921, neue sSiiufer 1O4},
10. 40er 1913, Diff. Columbia 80t. Gftien:
Stem 0orfer Central ia, @rie 24s, Safe
Sbore 70s, Sllinoiier Central 500, YtttSburg
90a, @bieaso< Rortbweitsrn 555, DO. Yriori.
taten 851, Jiod-Sslano 1894, gSeftern Union
Gel. 1898.
llnteridatautss Bilans: Golb Sis, ,049,'
043; Gparant SAC, 6,317,245.
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sdire6lfd,tr ssaf,rnnfall. .

Cincinnati, 20. Ntdr5. - @iue bier
perGfentliate SpesialOep.ide melOst, oaB
8rau 6intlep unO ibr 9iuO, iotpie 5rau gtao.
mi 5mith am letten 9ieuitage nabe Serome,
Otid)., BON eiuem gSa9en sebleuoert MN.
ben, inoem Die Bferbe ourd ba5 8elen eiuea
SunbeS iheu gema6t wOrOeu rparsn uni
Dur6atnser. Srau Smith unb bus Slnt
wnrben gei0otet unO Srau 5tntlCp tpabrl4etn.
Iid1 tnhtltd1 nprtpt.t
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Git ateSertrdd,ttaes ger6red,et,

y eT 0 8 :, ., 70. Wfarj.-glne Orall
fine, auf uelter ii6 s. %. Sunt, Yrdiibent
Der rSoiebo-Delpbos Snoianapoliier 8abn,"
nno s. g. @larf, Superlntenoent berielben
8abn, befanOen, lpuroe beute our9 cine quer
iiber ben Sdienen liegenoe 8abnidme0e aus
Dem 9eleiie seidIenOert uno bemolirt. &larf
erlltt etnen 8einbruL] 6uut etue i9were
SopIpunoe uno Bat 8aue, eiu @rbeiter,
muroe tDotll6 uerlebt. Die Shm.ue NOR
oftenbar i'll Der abftbt, etnen 9erioneusug
gum ent9lelien 3u bltngeu, auf ben SdIenen
befe1ti9t iporoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-21
Cine profitable gsp d,e,,a ,arbeft.

Nem= orf, 20. Widr5.-Nfan lneloet,
baB Der Dauerldufer Stopel $4,000 ntebr nad)
England mituehmen miro, als bic 9eiammtz
einnabme fir @lntrittsselo rpabrenb Der ieds
Gage bes iuternationaleu Oausrmarlhe8 be-
trug. Gr erbtett seftern $18.398.31, Gnnia
$11, 1888 unb 5arriman $S679.66. Ser
finanSieqe Griols bss llnternehmens wtrl
mabrI6etulid Die 9eranitaltung pieler mette'
Ter iold9er Wettftrelte sur H0l9e baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-21

DIE Sernlutgnu9 fttr 9arrett<eountg III
In bem Setrage fir Ote S4ulen 8eiBer in
aaeganb'@ '@Ountp einbegrifien.
- Sn oas 9aus oes 5rn. Sobn MaIoneD
on 8ateritraBe oIaugen Dor eiulseu Eaget
Diebe Elm nno sHtfibrten cine gOloene llbr
uebif 3ette uno auosre @egenitdnoe.
(4u8 Sopiontomu.) - peurD u. RaaIe 1T
BON ben County, ,&ommiIIdre gum 9rifdea@
Superiutencenten fir Baltimore County ers
nannt m0roen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-21
Sert@te aus 0cnt Syttmerta Ses
Sfn0fPS

(Ius 9eonurStown.) = 9aS 8reisgeridlt
fir ct. Wturp'8 @Ouutp ift am Montage gum
WGr5ternline suiammen 9etreteu. 5tihter
Soro erlduterte ben @roBgei9morenen, bereu
Sbmann pr. SObn 0ilabap iit, ibre amtss
pfihten.
(Qus aanapOlis.) - Die nit Brifuna Der
1861 &lafe Der Dtibibipman betroute Som.
miiiiOnr oeren BrGfoent Commodore u. Brn4
ion lit, trat 9eiteru III Der MarinesA Afaoemie
3uiamnlen.
- Ser SOlfsiduls6on6 fir oaS am Is.
3. Ut. beenOete Quurtai iTt pom Staats,@ons
trolsur in iolgenOsr Beiie Sur 8ertbeiluns sea
braGt poroeu:
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Webr SetnofratiId1e Gon9re6nttt.
alieoer aus SSn0tatt0.

Sh0l "a n a opoItsi 70. WtQr5. = OeT
Staatsienat uabm bsute Die Bill in 8e5ua aui
Die Geueiutheilun9 Der &ongreBoiitrifte in
oieiem Staate on. Die RaBresel UerIeibt ben
9emofraten ueun @OnsreBoiitritte uuo ben
8spublfaneru pier, ieOo9 itub Drei BON ben
2ebteren Sweifelbaft, i'm Safe ii9 bic Demo-
frQten nit ben @reenbGdlern uereintaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-21
SoutbffefYeI. (srbfoffott

Sprin9fielO, Maii., 20. Nar3.-9el
Oampifeiiel in De Bore1'8 Sd9emiibIe 81
Sbrin9bam erplooirte beute Nahmlitag, unt
baS 9an5e @ebduoe murbe 5rritDrt. Robert
De 6oreif, u. 9omer, Sas. 8abIor uub 30:
race Sangoon tru9en iduete-2ebterer wabr'
idheinltd tnntlife=gSnnhen hannn.
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nus Guutberlano, WO.

(gbeIdleloun98.& .&la9e.) - @egen Eboma8
Dtc@ltff, ben neuernannten Srieoensridter
fir Den 6llnltone' DtIttitt bon aaeganp-@o., d,
bat oefen 6rau cine Slage ouf @beidelouug
auhdn9t9 9emaht. sic erflGrt, oaB fe Oiele
Sabre nit benz Yertla9ten uerbeiratbet mar,
mebrere Sinber nit ibm gejeugt bat unOSlage
9e9eu i'm erbebt, neil Ct ite in truufenem 3R-
itanoe graham bebanoelt babe.
(SoblenoerIanot.) - Su per1Ofener @ode
puroen BON bier 26, 159 8ounen &oblen Der.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-21
s6letdler's 0ad,fnlaer .

@al0 t n, 20. WtdrS. = @lne Oepei6e
Der yOailp ytemS" melbet aus Gan antonio: ::
Die 9emofrateu oes 6. @onsreBoiftrifts ba1
ben nod Orettasiqer Situug unO 76 Gb.
ifimmunsen 5rn. Columbus iipIeu uls giad,.
folger oes oerftorbenen 9rn. @ultap Sd)lei.
der gum Repralentanten nomlnirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-21
Scr @aterm6reer @ont ilberfiinrt

Brl0 ep ort, @onn., 20. Wfdr5.
9sldmorenen in benz Bro3eiie gegeu ben Sas
termorber 50pt gaben beute mad MIR einftiir'
bigger Seratbun9 einen auf Roro i'm eritell
Sraoe lantenoen g8abriprud ab. Gin an,
trag auf anfifub bes llrtbeils piro morgeu
sur Ssrbanolun9 selanaen. 9as llrtbetl
lol am naaitsn Sreituge ausssipro9en wsr-
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-21
St,trnt ait Oct siiofaite bon 2l,t=
ffrnlfeftA

Melbourne, 10. Dtdr5. - Die 5iio.
fitfte bon Iufralien iit bur6 einen idrefli=
den Stnrm, pelder Der S4tftfabrt uno ben
&iiftenbemobueru aroBen S9aoen uerurIaft
bat, hetm9eiudt Uoroen. Der 5turm muroe
gum Srfan an oem Sibenbe Der encounter.
Sat. 3aplreide Sdiffbrii6e unb gerluife
bon Weni6enleben perOen bon aQen Seiten
nPn1eIhpt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-21

BI Sn 0ance's Bate ntsNe6is
ain. 3 ep OF Rr. 1Os, SSef. 9altimorsftr.
lnS aae Gf)ten 4rseneien 81 fiHOen, ). ..
Or. &bnlmer's Seiltiuftur, 6Oitetter's Ras
gen 8itterer, SaDne's BruflOiungsmtttel,
Bono's @rtratt, Bierce's @utoedung, 8eaer's
rSmiiHes ginimeut, S9ent's Sprnp, Eonis
cum unb 8itterer, @reen's fs8lnmer,
Boi6e'S SprHp, ole 3igeuners@abe, 6unls
pbrep's SpeciFcuu1, Qper'S Reoi5iuea, TO.
uie u1e popnlGreu 9eiImtteI Der @saens
mart. (15O-l
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Gott9reB=WerbaMol1ttt9ett.
&arse sisunsem in betoem saafern.

Baibinston, n, 20.MdrS. SIM Senate
tuuroe iOiort nod Der Seleiuns oes Sournals
Die Yertasuus beantraat. molaui man iid bis
mor9en berta9te.
SIM Observation-Disclosures
bra9te MaeWabon o. Die Yetltion eefuii
fer Biirssr Der StaOt Cincinnati in Sesuq
ant Die Sitberettisung Der 3eprdisntanteu
SuttermOrtb uno 9ouug sur Sorlage. Die
elfOlgenoe Debate beSos fd) hauptiGdlid
auf Gle Sra9e iiber Die Ndtbarfeit Der S1tt'
i9riititeuer. gln SeidluB murbe oarauf on:
9enommen, peld)er Die gau5e angele9enbsit
einem aus Witslisbern beite6euben &omitt
iiberneiit. 9as @omite tit autortfirt, ipd6rent
Der @ougreBferieu 5u ta9en unb cine l1uteriu
dung iiber oas Serhqlten Der Sunoes gSabl'
Suptrpiioren in Cincinnati 9elegentlid bel
6erbitpahlen ansuitellen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-21

BG~ Beriuhe elumal pance's 9aar
Bieberberife ller. Gr ueroidt Ditnnes
5aar, briu9t oie alte Sarbe Suriid, if ein eles
9antes GoilettsnmitteI nno beilt &opfgrinb
unb Sopfbants sSuden. Breis 81. gu haben
bel g eth 9. Sauce yir. 109, 9Bea-8dL4
timoretrase. (150-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-21
8eratifd)te Sepefd)ett aus Hetp-
Norf.

Iswsgorf. 20. Yfdrs. - Ser gdder
Sobn 9. Yftlter erbduste iid 9efern in ieiner
8ubnuus im 5auie Scr. 492, Sit "a. CTR,
@r bate leit LANCER 3sif sctranfelt uno le9te
Sanb on iih, nm ietnen 2eicen Elm @nee 81
MAIDEN.
Ser Dampier State Of Penniplpauiu"
fam beute BON @lassow bier on.
Der Sampfer 20. Steinmann" trai bon
Gntperpeu bier elm.
- Gilbert Salt, a9ent bes Seieeuimpor'
teurs gSi0iam 6ple, 9ir. 33, WerceritraBe,
1T inter Der anfla9e perhaftet porosn, 1876
Yadete Robiei6e i'm gSertbe bon $68, 900 uns
teridlagen 81 baben.
- Ulebrere Sunbsrt Dollars iinb in bieier
StaSt iiir Die 3iilfsbeoiirflisen in S5eseoiu
9elamnlelt poroen.
Dem Sernebn1en nod fnb Die Sra6t'
raten BON Gbicaso mad JtepsOo auf &c
&ents pro Gentner fir @etraice uno auf 2s
Gents fir 6radtsiiter Der pierten alaiie felt'
neiett
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Ser M,ttorttdtS .Gon ftft ttt
ySfr03ftfpf3

2bu6burg, Glrs., 20. Mdr3. - Die
9roBgsidworenen beS biefisen Sunossfrets-
@eridts fteaten beute in sSolge Der bonn Snn'
oesridhter Stipes ertbeilten Snftruftioneu ans
flaqeldriften sesen Die Gountgrihter SaDthe
aus Campbell, Senrp aus ambirff=, Stm'
mons ans Sotstourtz, 8ropu aus Relion,,
gBbarton aus Seoforo= uuo @riffin aus So
anofe @ounlD auf.
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Selegrapbiide 9epeldett.
3nlanb-gepe(bea.

[gert9te Der raiiociirten gree' fir ben rDeutI9er
@orreip ponbeuteul.l
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aaorris 4 genrp's &atarrb-

@s hetIt ointea unb dbrontihen 9atarrb unb hetp-
deaist, penn ieba anbere Bebunblnns feblseibla9e
Salde Seiluns. gs hat ben @ebrau9 tofipteliaer
Gtr1nthmunasz Mpparate uub gaienoouhen fait 9dns
perordra.. Cine einmaIise Anmenbuns bebt bas @es
iibl BON Sdnere uno Druid I'm 8opte unb ertpei9t
ifrb pertreibt ben einsetrodneten Sdleim, Der Die
9dfs perifoptt. gs miro pon ben promopirten Ner5s
sen peridbrie6en unb bodlttbft inbort unb Yubz
fum aeiobt, bas es etnbels iI bas bette sesen &as
farrb in een felnen Staoien betannte 9ttel ertlart
lei bs,perfifeGiste &uren perpeen ptr adtuRsspou
nnf unfere Waenten 50. Coleman & 8to8ers, str.
176, observation-disclosures
,,.S lei q. S. Sauce, Nr. 1O8, gSet=8aItt,
as" srahe. Az baben; engros bet WpseIsr, Sobn
= Wn.r;:.. Sbom5em & 9Gutb nno gym. q.
9xnmm e. Uruoer. (Apr.6, 12Dfte' tu'2'p)
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Gpe3ial , Noti3ett.
Can, alt,,au,aan 8 eoms.' - wrespet.


San, NIetjMmamm & Gousp.'S Vrebbete
Compressed yeast).
Do man entbedt bat, bas piele gtadahmunsen ur>
Rrer Sefe f1 i'm Ufarfte befinben. 10 bat alle dte
Bresbeie unieres 5a6rifates auf iebem Batete ben
Romen unferer Girma. aae anberen fno Nabab.
mungen.
gian perlanse bon ieinem Grocer 0afT 6Ietidbs
aaann 8 9omp's VreBbete. Gdslid trib
Gabrit<Depot: Nr. "a, Noro.Gutow gtrabe.
(Wdui9,1S) q. q. 8eunett, Sefddftflbrer.
Gtne &arte.
YIN AGe, tpeIdbe on ben Solsen bon Susenbiinben,
uerp6ier Sdpdde, gntfrdftuns, SerIuft ber Wan>
nestrait &c. leioen, ienbe td TO emf elm 8eaep
bas fie furirt Dieies srose Seiimittel tuuroe bon
enem giiifionar in gnS= =amerita entbedt. gidt elm
abreifirtes goupert on Rep. Soiepb 3. Snman, eta.
tion ., Sible=9ouie, N.zg. @itp.
(San16, tSt. &n.i.a.9D
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Neme Mnjeige,t.
Snebem bireft bnn Varis empfanaen:

Dautff1= gSaaren
tn ieltenen uno tiinfleriidsn gsufern: gdaalsn,
8lumenfeGasen, eonces, statuetten, Eeaer,
Seautimiimss unb stusubr Oerstermnaen,
aannen. @ans neue gauifissWaaren. @rose unb
prddtise eammluns ira 6iifter BIumen.
aut nelfate auspabl fran8ofiider unb oeutId,er
Ropitdten, als Ga fino: @iener unb Dresbener unb
polrte Weiitnstuaaren, marmorne nbren unb Sronsez
artttel. 8. .. Saniofon s. Comp,
Nr. 5, Horb b=9ibe ertp=Strase,
gaseinridunss su iebr billisen greifen.
(Sept.23O
The Portland daily press., 1879-08-25
Magazine Notices.

Wide Awake for September has an exquisite
frontispiece drawn by Miss L. B. Humphrey,
illustrating Miss Browns poem, Where the
Brook and River Meet Next comes just such
a story as children love to read, Fright of the
Beehive, by Margaret Eytinge. Then comes
an article for children that want to know about
How Umbrellas are Made in Philadelphia, by
Mary Wager Fisher, profusely illustrated.
Ii 81 Poppaty? by Katharine MacQuoid, will
amuse both young and old philologists. Mar
garet j. Preston gives another of her dainty
poems for the children, Little Titian's Palette,
a fitting pendant for Mr.. Beniamins papers ON
Our American Artists, of which No. TX. is
about Samuel Osgood, with excellent illustra-
tions, In the serial, st. Olaye's, trouble seems
to be gathering for Mr. Jingles Gooding. The
ilistalment of Don Quixote, Jr. in this number
is as bright as might be expected. Very
charming is The Blocks, by the author of The
Bossy Stories
Ella Farman, Editor; DLathrop & Co., pub
fishers. Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1879-08-25
A Greenback Argument.

''Nothing has been saved by refunding bonds
at per cent. per cent. compounded quar-
terly is as much as per cent semi annually"
THE ANSWER.
On a 800 per cent. bond the holder gets
So interest i'll June and $3 in December To-
tai Sc.
On 800 per cent bond the holder gets 81
in March, 81 in June, 81 in September, and 81
in December. Total 81.
There is no compromising interest; it costs
less to pay four times year than twice year.
The government has the money on hand and
had better pay it than keep it on hand.
The people save 50 year in interest, the
bondholder loses 50 year. Buff the bond
holder puts his SO interest received in June on
the 6 per cent. bond, at interest again-at the
same rate, he gets for it, at the end of the year
nine cents, making 5000 interest. If he puts
the 81 interest received on the per cent. in
March, at interest again at the same rate, he
gets for it at the end of the year 3 cents
On the dollar received in June =
On the dollar received in October
Total-6 :"
Making S4.06.
The bond holder loses two dollars i'll interest
and three cents if he compounds his own inter
est.-Farmington Chronicle
The Portland daily press., 1879-08-25
Election Monday, September 3
FOR GOVERNOR,
DANIEL r. DAVIS.

Senators.
I4a0roscoqgin. .JERE DINGLEY, Jr., Auburn.
GEORGE PARCHER, Leeds.
Cumberland. JOSEPH A. LOCKE, Portland.
HENRY c. BREWER Frecport.
DAVID DURAN, Casco.
ANDREW HALVES, Deerng.
Franklin. IL. GEORGE r. FERNALD, Wilton.
Hancock. IN. T. HILL, Bucksport
HIRAM D. COOMBS, Gouldsboro.
RenneUec. v. COLBY c. CORNISH, Winslow
JOSEPH S. BERRY, Wayne
Knor ... GEORGE ROBERTS. Vinalhaven;,
Lincoln. :. ANDREW r. G. SMITH, Whteneiu'
Oxford. :. FRANCIS w. REDLON, Porter.
WILLIAM w. WAIT, Dixfield
PenoJscot EDWARD B. NEALLEY, Bangor.
LLOYD w. DRAKE, Springfield
SAMUEL w. MAT rHEWS, Hampden.
Piscatdquis L. G. FLINT, Monson
Sagadahoc. EDWIN D. LAMPSON, Richmond.
Somerset LEWIS U.s. VIVIAN, T4, F Pamyrs ny Ringnam
Valdo ... E. P. HAHN, Lincolnville.
VIM SMITH, Stockton.
Washington. ...AUSTIN HARRIS.
ALDEN BRADFORD.
York .......J. w. DEARBORN, PaIsonsfleld.
GEO. Fl. WAKEFIELD, So. Berwick.
CHARLES P. EMERY, Biddeford.
County Commissioners.
Androscoggin: H, W. BRIGGS Livermore c,lao'snd
FranIiin. :. FRANKLIN W. PATTERSON, Indus
Hancock !. NEWELL COOLIDGE, sIs,s! Lamoine;
K1or ". H. TITCOMB, Rockland
lincoln. ALFRED PATTERSON. Jr, Edge
Oxford FRANK Y HIs@ \; BkAphEf' hattan frye0ufs
piscataquis. v. A. GRAY, Dover.
Saaadahoc. BENJAMIN F. MARBLE, Woolwich.
Somerset. OMAR CLARK, GarratTnlkd; tMnldo
WasAington.. ROBERT F. CAMPBELL
York. RICHARD L. GOODWIN. Berwick
comb.
County Attorney.
Cumberland. .ARDON w. COONIBS, Portland.
Kennebec. HERBERT M. HEAVH, Augusta.
Lincoln. 49, .CHAS. H. FISHER, Boothbay
psaotS Peaao5seot JASPER HUTCHINGs, Brewer
Piscataquis. j. B. PEAKS, Dover; n..1,a
sagadahoc. j. W sPAuLDTNG PA Richmond
Somerset. JAMES WRIGHT Skowhegah.
Voshiagtoa. =. .CHAS. B. ROUNDS.
Clerk of Courts.
Franklin. .EBENEZER S. KYES, Jay.
PenoJscot JANIS H. BURGESS, Bangor.
VaIdo wv. G. FRYE, Belfast.
York .....AMOS L. ALLEN, Alfred.
Judge Of Probate.
Andyoscoggin. GEORGE G; WING, AnDuf1h ai1and
Cuntberland. HENRY G. PEABODY, Portland.
Frankiin :. JAMES B. SEyERY, Farmington;
Oxford. AUGUSTUS H. WALKER, Lowell.
Register of Probate.
CunGerland. SETH L. LARRABEE, Scarboro.
Franklin JOSIAH H. THOMPSON, kingheld.
Treasurer.
4,d,oscoggin A. F. MERRILL, Lewiston.
ErauSi Frnnfip BENJAMIN GOODWIN, Pennington
Hancock ~ LUTHER LORD, Surry.
KenneJec. MARK ROLLINS, Albion;
Knor. JOHN w. TURNER, Rockland
T;ncoI,a LINCOLN w. GIBBS, Wiscasset.
Oxford GEORGE H. WATKINS, Paris.
lPenobscot. :. HORACE j. NICKERSON, Bangor.
Jiscafaquis. WIN. .iBUCK, Foxcroft
SnGnInh0c. WILLIAM b. TAYLOR, Bath.
S0,1aerset ISAAC DYER, Skowhegan.
Waldo 80 .SHERBURNE SLEEPER, ,Beifast.
W0sbjnofon .IGNATIUS SARGENT.
YORK.. CHARLES E. WELD, Buxton.
sheriff.
I4nd1oscoggin THOMAS LTTTLEFIELD, Auburn.
Hancock -. "A. r. DEVEREUX, Ellsworth.
Somerset -. S. b. STARBIRD, Fairfield.
The Portland daily press., 1879-08-25
A Fair Hit.
Bangor Whig.l

1t has been said by an anonymous writer ''if
YOU feel obliged to tell a man he lies tell him
so in French because it sounds better than Eng
lish'' The Boston Advertiser in referring to
the Wing sticks to the English and we fail to
see wherein the French could improve upon ii.
-Bdngor Commercial, 1Ug 10.
The Bangor Commercial plies its readers
with mass of figures relating to the customs
revenue and the cost of collecting it which are,
to use phrase which seems to please it, desti-
tute of the smallest shadow of foundation, III
out that the receipts from customs during the
fiscal year 1s7S-79 we're SOS, ,0i5, 800. The actu-
al collections were not far from forty mllllons
more than that sum. That is simply impossi-
Bile. The story is not only untrue, put IL aoes
not nossess the merit of being even decently
we'll invented end of course no conclusions
based upon it are worthyof moments myes.
tigaton n-BoStou Adcedjser, aug. Il. -
The Portland daily press., 1879-08-25
PORTLAND CHORUS CHOIR.
Grand Union Sabbath School
AND
TEMPERANCE BASKET PICNIC
AT
Clark'S Grove, So. Hollis,
ON FRIDAY. AUGUST %, 1879.

II Stormy, the meeting ciH be held Tuesday, Sept. 2.
Among those who have accepted invitations to be
present are Col. Russell H. Conwell OF Boston zone
of Americas most distinguished orators), ex-Gov
Sidney Perhanl, ex-Cov. Selden Connor. ex-Goy.
Nelson Dingley, Gen. Neal Dow. Gov. Garcelon,
Hon Jos L. Smith and Hon. Daniel F. Davis have
been invited and confidently expected to be pres
.ent.
The Bridgton Brass Band will furnish music for
the occasion. Meeting to commence at lo a. NJ anu anu
continue through the day and evening. Very low
rates of fare for the round trip have been obtained
rs follows: Portland soc; Westbrook 80; Cnmber-
land Mills 80; Saccarrapa 30 Gorham 80; Buxton 3l
Centre 25; Saco River 20; Hollis Centre 10; Roch-
ester 40; Il. Rochester 40; f. Lebanon 40 Spring
vale 50; Alfred 80; So. WATERFORD 20; Centre Wa
terboro 10. On the Ogdensburg r. r. From Frye
burg 81. 30; Brownfeld s1.50; Hiram 81 20; Bald
wild 81. Steep Fall ST.; Sebago Lake 70; No. Wind
ham 55. A special train will leave Preble ST., Port
land at a. m. stopping only at the junction with
the Ogdensburg r. R., leaving on arrival OF Ogdens-
burg train; and returning will leave the Grove at
5 D. m in season to connect with Ogdensburg train,
stopping at all stations All passenger trains on the
Rochester r. r. will stop at the grove excepting the
express from Rochester, which will also stop II
on time Ice Cream, Pastry Fruit and Confectionery
for sale the grounds at low rates. There Will be
matched game of Base Ball between the star B.B.C.
of Portland and the Blue Star B.B.C of Rochester,
n H au23dtd*
The Portland daily press., 1879-08-25
THE CENTENNIAL.

In 1876 Gov. Connor and staff were voted 1000
to attend the Centennial, and we do not know what
became of the money! half ofwhich ought to have
sufficed-says Mr.. Pisbury.
Over $500 was returned to the State Treas
ury, and was credited in the Treasurer's re-
port. Nearly every State in the Union ex-
pended proportionally much more to secure an
official representation, and Democratic Con-
necticut ten times as much.