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, 1879-01-27

Aaducctl. III dertuet.... ......... ....90 OH
TATDEs-Ware easY. Tbs receipts wcfs
Hight. Int buyers seemed tu b. afraid 10 lake hold
ana tho Eeialt Trade MA small. FeaehLlows wets
quoted sloW Al Tic In carr. And other vastsltea IN
prop1sllun.
ruULTHf AND GAAlE-The offerings wess
very light. snd turkeys and chickens ruled assu.
, 1879-01-27

Sheep ucita. wnol estimated, p %. ..... o8
LUhbElt-r!ade eontinues drm a. the current
btskIy, sni 1t many points iii stock Of ogs i
already assured. This .sorfhMssfsrn LaMbtrAtan
gives gutes showing that ths total ol lumber man.
MAS 30, dBs u73 feet, and !0D. ia TT feet xer6
on h.nd II tho cIoss. The !oea held oyer In t1ss
mill! bounla aggregate a. R0, 600 fact Nc quota:
Eitat and srcu1h rIs&r. 1ailtI1n 4 40 n0Gh.Il "a
, 1879-01-27

BEASS-Wefa In rather better truuest and steady
a. 81. aaIt1. 10 uer bu. Tha rcrent rEaa In rota-
toes has Increased ths consumption OF beans to
aQule extent.
blt0Uh'CORS-Pair Aales are being made for
januafY. hni thN terslt,i4 rnnttnttn Itrht Tbn
, 1879-01-27

!5RA3-N IN HUs0 HCI5Vt. nnu ttYeKuIAf1T HEfHtF.
Ea1tR reported Of 10 tons al 81. 81! ia t. 90
per ton on track, and 10 arrive FREQ hoard
cars.
CoIsS- -MEAL-Coarsc was nominal at about $40. 80
pcr ton on Track.
ScnEExtxus-sate was mxdc Of 20 tonstt SO. 90
per ton.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
TME sAME sMITH WEED.

fIols TIE AlSdf y ECettag JO4fa4t Eepl
The plain story of the manner IN which
Governor kpDn-ou and Controller Ocolt virtually
smith Wee. Tor nothing TIE D4unrLurt Railroad. .or
which state paid nrarJ 500 oUu. needs little
Ineuf illustration. TIE bare recital carries ils own
continent The prOpic Jf THIS stale know smith Weed.
lie notorious Cnafactrr tnat stauds c0ii-
vlcted stcOufe~sed a. attempting 10 brbe The vote
uf south Carolina IIlden. Hc d. tnat
told super ntendent PsDury that be authorized 10
speak Governor Rob n-uu, and VINO used DoL4 Gov
eruOr Robinson aud Controller Olc0tt Iu max the
con rOi Of Auburn Prison The means OF bribery
IA the 0rg1n.z4UOu OF III Democratic Stale
COmmli tee. Aud now ~ comes Out tnat he has Used
them both again IN grabbing stale railroad for iH
benefit HIS character lends irsgi ance 20 their
dealings with him. On behalf Of Governor Robinson
and Mr. OCOtt. The Argus h attempted a defence OF
their aciion Il Inds 0lc or Two minor
meBt ~ The TRIBUNE article; As Tor Instance that
Weed WAS act AelHbrr Oi thr Legsiatu he bill
passed. inO-gh - l. sOtorOus that Ae ODbyug
III that the az. hft~ iurtAer from the prison
Ihau THL TRIBUNE staies, and or TWO others OF a
similar But u does meet any essential
fact The plea defence OF the transaction
road does yet expenses. But does anybody
suppose tb.f smith Weed expects 10 IA loss Z
worth something 10 him, couldn't II De
worth something 70 the 5tatef
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30

smith Wood has been ~o very thick with Nr.
1iluea af rr~ rlar Do is iNt ,tla--. le -hcpia have
Er4r--- iR pI
Once for all. let him inform both friends
snc eIencs I.lt tr. hulcuu- ro more contrmr1ie- "a
ety.rau,. oI - present rcl .tou- Ain The Post iltu
sucide Hcv tle stony orisu mated he doe- nof SHow-
buf tll there uUt D ruth i- % Dee kuN BEL.
anu here unlhe- procaslatpu a lii-Tol Post ii.nii
In truth. The turning point ID the fate of tie
Democracy upon tle question oi lc os-bity or 4l-
poS- lliIv OBJ Mr Iden Oh. Iu- Dr. 'lr ISSUE.
the problem tIc bottom ui fue DcmocIatll rsFuli
aeaIsst Governor Rob uson's nomination n NlW 4,r-
- New-Orral- Times lDeui
The South. which j. awaiting the issue In
New 0rE Vs. intense Interest. aIo Aa- tAr
rlt o. uetanO that thr Interests of individuals siil
nos at permitted TO fudau-er fr success OF te party.
Neither lr riden uHr SIR Kelly eau anDrt 20 stand in
tue Way Ol tAc Democracy lNcN-Orie.l.s Democrat
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
lDDIrI0N4L 1AIDE 1919.
COTTON MA-zer-

COTTON ~<Er-
u.s. t1.aa Ia 4ng lrcai. ... .'s saes ps' 5j il
lles. nourue 0O la.Cs tor -rt. aon and export R-
lands low s.adnng clause ocloper delivery ti also 7i
5i5 l. d. Noramaer and December ienverv. 6'd a..o
s's a 'i' ''D''' ''''''y '''' ' ' '' -'' ''' ''
LIVERPOOL. oct. es-lso De- m-siiddlne Upaads Cotton
tfvrnroof. oct 90 u m.-The s4.es Cotton to-day
-, ,. .' ,l,~ l'-rr - .l-, - .ilo -is,
do October Noyea1~r delivery. 6i' % DO. December
aaa January iiteIy 3a 49, a .a.4.y @ ',d resruIi' e
Jl.e ',rd ilY delivery. 6isasa.
AUGUSTA. oct 2o-Couon nrm' Miocnue. 1o4aloNc.
Mdolns. l'c Good Ordinary, se' receipts l.3i5
BALriaos.- oct a.. ORION quiet: MatanG. Il.c Low
bales expo coastg lee 70 bales 219 bales spnner
BosioS o,l es-, irrn. NJ .ding. ac. Low Mid
1.ns' , " ,r,, g,rit o. n. i,l@as @ , i ~ 80 80
CaAsLEsr IS. OCT a9.-Couon qaei. A.ddlne ios.c Low
38i oac exports France lso7 bales sales sOO bales
Maa6s % Good oraary i6.e rseeft- a. II bass iaa@
c,ALvEsroN. oct ~. cotton ea-y aaline 0eci Low
bales sales. 500 oAes STOCK. 81 9-3 baes
LOUISVILLE oct 23.-Coion nTm. MiddlRg ln7-c
Ndiiing iol-alOAqc. Good Ordinary lOisdl0sc NET
cepts 62s exports ooastWse 7Os bales. sales 900
Nsw-0SilAvs Oct s5-co'tou firm. Miainnr loscs
5l e efpor,s coasi~is, 50s7 bales -as 1000 bales
IDS ','~ ',. 90 ." ' ,.' NJ .I''a 1os of r.
$500 erDorts coastNse 5j2 bales. sales. l-Jo
rHLAnstria ooi Cotton frm Middlirg. II ic; Low
dllug- d st puol ordinary iOAtc net rrcepi-, 2iH
bales gross 5 bales saes. spinners, 2O1 bales STOCK
.tt.sAAn Oct. % Cotton Good demand; Mdiuns.
Receipts Gnl3 Dace exports Great Britain 6u2o bales
o. f continent ''a bales. coast "se y nalrss ssies
- lte7 iai evening, 500 bales stock - +O+ bales
LoUl-. oct 80 cotton s.euiy Milding, lOfsc Low
Mf.ng. loAc. 'iopd primary. lOc; receipts S622 bales
Sii NsSGrGs oct 20 -s'orioa arm. nj dung Ias1: Low
MddAng. lglc. oood ordinary lOi-o.. net receipts 7O7
bales sales. 700 Dies siock, 10, 100 bales
LIVE -ro'g MARKEr--BY TELEGRAPH.
RrrTAL0 Oct. 2S 90 Receipts to-day zoos
tot TOT lhr ~ceA -i, iAi 9'ao ArAi Aeahri 80 mean
bur ably lower offerings aiiy u
posed Of ad Lnprr o l"ids "a en lot export sales of
thrce ID -tE steers a. - 20 80 TO- Gool sipPers
> ., T~f fl iair - Medium - 1jasi - Prime ight
81 -u du., - 10 - Butchers Cows. - 25
~ -tsf- ft buls, >@G>z 10 rtockers A. 80
ferft g 80
~nfIr Ayu LANDS Receipts today l5OO for
~ N - ..--a", ~, ~,
lower. GOOd Western sheep - 90 Gss
Choice. IS canada -necp. . C0n>8 Canada Lambs
aoas-sereir- oay7 $50 head. Tor The week eG7so
cars mlrtri ln ana a. cnlhg f,i Eets = 1' - 20
Good choice ed ieavy nj MEDIUM - su4S4 10 :
CHlcAGo. oct 2g-Ii0,s-iteesipIs 10000 nrad.
5000 heae mar.et more active, and rl0e lover
Heavy - s5Gs4 market closed dal aud heavy with
left
plug 81 Oc lower Common 2" oed - 51ff4 H5 Butchers
d and i0r ~tncErrs ~ adv Wssters and through
~ sOas3 10 Hat Breeds and Natives, 80 SOd>3 90
straight ietans, <2aSi
>nKLP-Iteeeips 400 head shipments 600 head market
weak hut ql0taby lower At 8 81 asa 10.
EUREPEAN MARKETS.
IosDos. oct 2s-s p mssgsr' "a "a 81 per swt for
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
sB LIPPNCoTr & 90,

In ne ~chiliiugsrourf A ftuw the lfrman
Of l. 5arl. iy a. H. Mistel l-ur ezra ,ot 81 %.
Made0n Lem0inr Bf llrs L'itA A.ans author 0f WIN
stowe" l-mO Extra cOtl, = 3d. Paper covers. DC.
nige!oyr'- Lite 0f Bengmin Franklin Written by
iiln. splu Hgruw vo-.. i-nu. Win
portrait strr4 Per volume rNfr. clotn. I'll ~.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
HARPER Il BRO>


unrper'- Latin Dictionary. tste,l ts t- A Aa.r'w@
~, . Id. turr.tul I
20s3 pages Price, D0aIns. ma. ut - 80 D. sheep - oO
La leather. $40 5fi fll Russia. -l- 3D.
The Sunken Raci1 tae ~ the Meu'errlneaa. By Geo.
CiIpu.s llt.or of The Hand" 5-4p, paper. 10
cents lola. 30 ccIf.
Madge Dunras en- \ novel By author Of he queen
Of louiaunIt' 10 cents
The Princess ideways A fairy book ly Ars. ". j.
Hay.. IDu.t Iafcd. square ifmo cloth, - cent.
Young Mr.. JardiBe. novel; ~ the author " John
Ual.iik- Gent efual.H 10 cents.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
rRlmNE LOCAL oB-ERvAri0Ns.

.Iar. ..r11aIrs t Do
G.. rtt. Iie r~r4ni-lar lrHlas ID n 'r 80 ID
r r~.reHIrr rIIni.lf rs'f.irl
4ltf4tA
lslftftrIt fAs Variation. ODD teltfItf ii
TRinrNr OFFICE Ocf. 80. / D. m.-There was a slight
-ise IN she barometer during he aud clear westner
yesterday The temperature ranged between a. ana
&C. fue average nc :- ul,nrr tluu oH Tuesdtf. lnc
.ul.uuf nf moisture Ilr uir has been dininishe'
slightly. 90.
Gear or far .nG warmer weather may be expected in
this cay and vicinity fo-iIy.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
/ HlGH wlyD ~ TIE NORTH


TIE BREAKERS GATHERING TIE AMAZON.
GRAND HAVEN. Mich, Oct. 29.-Ihe wind
has been blowing lard from the northwest since
carly this morning rendering % impossible ior
Tugs ana lighters 10 remove the cargo OF
tac wrecked -fe.mer Amazon 10 learn her
condition. TIE sea is running high, and iAe
,y,v,. .- over ner II is believed that if tine vinH
ruurlu.s tl dIr SIDE VIII go pieces. The cabins a'e
furniture are a broken gu and washed a>nulr. Tic
f.tII i- badly hOGccf and urd with water There a-
f.DuJ barrels ai flour DO ltr Ho'd.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30

MACON, Ca, oct. 29.-The Confederate non
umont unveiled here to-day with imposing ceremo-
MES. Twenty-Five thousand persons were present.
Great eufnGsia.m prevailed. THE military pageant
was composed 0f over twenty cOmuaues Of
the volunteer solicrv ~ Georgia and Florida
General Cooks brigade, ana veterans. L surpassed
On brilEancy and number. any similar affair
t.ir has ever occurred 10 Cefr'l. 40 fre monument
Do.Ur.. Thomas u4rirusu vrrd au allr--- ln
TrH Doe ruun-f l.en pence .nd fra tlJ, tul fL- nu5
Iug = all tie alimosifir- 0f rIr pa-f.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
GEORGE ". CARLErON q o..

Ca-her'- scrap Book Ef "a. g.. Percy -siilel tho
Home savings .4Aa = irlulA, faI 4ll'" go
Errors A ucs novel Dr RAN ta-ffr. ,ntrrd ErrorsI
or lhs b. .tfi.l Master handsome l-u0 letutAs
fully printed bounl Piict. Il b ID.
Carried b. storm. A rev novel ry NAY Asnes Fem
in lI lor Elli .CDurt', e, "a lllcliul "
a. Ilrif - .fl
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
CnARLEs -CRlBNER-- -0Vs

Us tii 2 or' ii Y y, n
vols, l-Ilu, - 0H-
The Exploration Of the World. Famous Travels ani
Travellers h. Jules Verne tH -fY extra tn'if via
more rl-iu 5000 l. pare eng-lriu--. - li-
Thoun- de Vuncey. Hi. Afs and writings. u.l rapub'
l..ur. d. a. q
iroei pric, vols. ole. crown ef', c1tl, "tA io f
o.
Friar Ansemo an, other goems. B~ Iola C. r. Dorr
VOL. squ-I- L-llD. Il %.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
BLOWN ASHORE oN cHAUTAUQUA LAKE.

JAMESTOWN. " y, Oct 29-Abcut dark
is-- nrht thc Lfur steamer Buraick. on her nar Bob
Mateil, with utV-a -ht passengers 900 no'fi bros
a.r r,lrr-. hnIn dlilg fh- heavy wud--tD rim. eir
fU-u h.uf come tIle iui nnIIIF went ashore ii
IIr..- Il u.iin- and vp. -t lI- Hll try wiin hc.r
n.r -.fe. lle f--eurer, suffered uo nJ n.y. tu,
were much frightened.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
\ b. PEraa-ON - DN0TIENl

The Market. Of Paris lf Emile L1L r--,- - ce2ts ia
paper over. ul 81 Cd - eItl
The Conquest OF Pia,-um- rr Emile IH,L Price -
cents j. piprl cover. Ol . 30 30 rIultD
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
4 rrpnIrIC rrrnnIrY.

Ba-1oS Ocr 2Q.-Thc Jooual has n special
Iisfaicl fram 1ouut Washington to-day saving; The
-eyere- storm ever known at fh- time of te year oc-
errrc1 to-lar. The wind at I'D 10 ID. attained 70
I.cr 90 I5- mlcs per AoEr. accom- pan ed oY snow,
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30

The Liic md Writings Of Beniamin *. tarti- Editcd
BY his son. vols, stn, ciutl. portrait. 80
The t.reat Speeches and Orat en- of Danel webster
aue Webster a OF 4usisA ~
EGwIn p W4lpple. -No cloth, =.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
KOBEaT- BROS

The Iszhf Of Asia or the Great Remuneration. ny III
ArnolL Olc handsome ln no volume. price 81 %
Nioondyue A story ~ Under World. Gy John BoYle
Oeiy. th-d iou, lu large type from le" plates, lonO,
cloth. price u JO
Bland poem By Robert u. Joyce author q "Deirro.'
SQUARE lduio silt top plier II 90
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
n0UGHrON. OsGOOD X Co.


D. uu. 4 new etlln ~ ffs lota
b VDlue 0f rnet,v selected aud efe. with rrcac, DV
Ar fmsr-oi. with iousenold WHITTIER. Holmes,
Sc. l2IO -
Breathing. OF Beit Lite Eftel by lucy Lareom
new ami eiilrerd eiuol elll- h0uA- " i4ttls
ClAs..c stYle. lllc- usuce4 .s 81 -.
-raied Orders sior, stories by Elizabeth stu.
arr FheiIs 0f ''Ihe Gales AJar AVIS" v1L.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
Az ACCURATE CALCULATION.

The silver-t0ngUed orator Oi thr tlfth DIS
frfcf lUfu.ti llOO.tr. ut lle Uflu.uA lAt = rtr
lssnr. Ii. tue gou~e tuaC Nl iay tie golden tr he
south IA the lUfue Stale 4agnfs De- tuc goose lhai
land seventeen hundred trilIou shells ana three million
bsVunes a1oui hlferu Years alu. TIE south got tB,
goose then. sud has 40 desire TO get "a again.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
A IOWERFUL CANFAlGN DoCU9lLNI


A very effective argument IA tils canvass
T. fe fI- map printed iIr Iaie. Nuru Shows lie
location n. -tife k4igui uu 10 DSt u-lhY lHr Cin
ton Prison and pedClrd on smith Weed Co. ~ Rob
ius,n aud Olcoff for hundred years al collar year
The map shows the near connection " the raAroac
witt Necd'- rOu mills aud tnat Weed X Co.. ana moi
the state. aie tle beurncurlc-. There spec
pleading OF Robinson that VIII dispose % TINS te-iae
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30

studies I'm Ccrrnnn Literature hr .rt f'fi'r Win
ar tlr.rr..ll by tle uol- srge 81. Boxes. -o, coth
cAtIa. a. %.
Coinubin and Canada 500 DID OBJ. 1..1f nire arx
me Ntw loulaal supplement fo 90 N .-' fa'l -li-'
b
4 Pocket CIa.sical Dictionary for Ready Reference.
Complied 1y A. 10 Ireland 4lllu. ll0 Id. 10 cents.
Midsummer Dreams. FT Latham a. -fr0lr. anfnor of
"l'0al liool-llur' castle .uluVs l4re l1mO,
. -
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30

THEY ttOWp TIE ttDlik lNSlll ! =.
RArlriCAuoN on THr sAr,ToGN NoMVAlIo>s-
sPEfCHrs MADE BY LFApING Mis- oF II Eig
RACE.
The colored Republican, Of iho city held mass
meeting at the Cooper Iustituic last night. There
was p very large attendance. Speeches were madc
10y Professor Grecncr. ot Washiugton George
81. Wlians o. Ohio; tac Rcy. hcnrv
iighlanl Garnet, ofthis c ~. and others, and few
words were siid by ihuriow Weed and Frederick
DOUGLASS. Great entlu,lasm was shown by tlc
audience.
TIE AUDIENCE AND THE SPEECHES.
The colored men of the city who supper,
The Republican party-as nearly I'D of them ua,u aiiy
do--hct ma.s-mccting in the Cooper Institute last
ucnt. q was great meeting. every seat ia he bali
was occupied and many pers us stood in tle ai,rs.
Although the mass of the audience was compose 81
Colorcd wen ana women. there were many white peop'
present. Tine audience a very drmousiIative one.
breaking out into hearty applause and cheers Whenever
the sentiments expressed ny tie spea ers met
IFS favor Expressions of loyalty o. the Repuh-
ncan party especially aroused appliance. and
two or three of the speakers turned aside from
the path OF their remarks 70 attack the "sounc
-cr5to OF ihis strong terms. reference
General Grant ~ tine coming Moses that would de-
liver the coorec men of tne south FROM bondage ez-
cifed frantic applause. Thmlow weed and Frederick
DOUGLASS. VINO occupied seats The platform, had cor
lIa. receptions when they entered the lan.
Th- meeting was called 20 order bv M.j,g ". Free
r1,r ,l..~..s, flf. C.,res fr,.lIa., A.-...s nm
fs -, t % IT,. N. ..., -, ~. ,.,
' N'-"'" '-' ~ ii'"'' -''."" '
manrni chairman 81 ne nie"iin-. lir. TdtAei -'l;
L. has been said hy some tnat The ms ION of thc H.
nuh..cln n1rry il ended A-l urd.rs aud if md tHe
l.ont. az f,t- country seen, H.. Iri.l H. w lv.
nni tef arrive. IN ftaf n,r.d When we can
afford f0 FL smi~s fl- u.rIy from services
intbtuy prrforiocd. IAnpars'. An thc measures oi
aavaur.Iueur WITHIN the last eighteen wears have
been rfriaurrd ana carried. Led effect nl ire i.anIl.-
cam party. fr'fn fhe EWaNriffIf Pro lnff.l't h
Abraham Lincoln down fo l. n.t...uf The adoption o+
fin .rf.ertn Fourteenth nrt lI.,utn An.rlrl
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
uIRELEn.

nlNNTL- FNGT IsTT-ir Tlfre Fall. y. J.. October %
hy fHe EDv. Ail4 I Moore. bnnuri, - summit.
~. 20 sarah r.. -rrf. m the late j.. q. English. oi
Ntw- Bran awick. j. so carls.
FIELD TOW NsEN Don Luoslav October -. =, p Dy
ff Rev samuel Coos ID g. IdW4rd pc1rsail ti'll %
Anna laer daughter of the late Lawrence i"wns' No.
WAT, ,oN-NAIf-At tn Church 90 he Hoy Z unity.
NfiKIru. y See rur-lar f.Obfr -- hr tie ier iiss
II Ha. D.. Austin T.. watson 10 julia B., daughter of
James L. Vail lr
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30

The Coincide aumaine and iIs Author. y ilA rransla
ton. from 'balzAc." ludiug Tue fuf-'
"rhe scum shawl" Albert saysrus" by h. IA " alAer.
l2no. cloth. o. 10
Gard Esanys Gays Decisions and Card-Tabie Talk
By ~Cayend sh." author Laws 1si Principals f
s.fA.- 49,
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
PATRIOTISM vLn-U, FLUrF

Vlce-President Wheeler l. "a Republican.
He saf NJ. Cornell carries the daz oi the uuu
upon inr skil uiisn Tor w-Nork- position iu the
great naht OF nexi year. iu hat hig wherever
see its iOlG-. may De the siaudard-OeaIef'
Tnere more genuine PATRIOTISM iu tIure two aen-
tcncrs tnan n a wOe cir-lOad "a manlicstOcn Dy Lie
= III
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
Il. WnRTnINGrON.


Field.ng-s Works Illustrated by Gcoi a. trukshau<
Vols J. a. Tom -unc- . Fols Vol same yu.- NoL
4-Joseph AnGressl yo crown syo, extra clou per No
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30

GDTEGNNENr INDICATIONS
" ..frr,... r.e bsf % -'

Wt-IfNr rON. or. 30 t~t'
For the Middle Anrnrc STATES. warmer south
to west ui r- rHr l.i nt.t. .cr al. i"- iir 'i
followed .f . .t u.r.I IIFr-. aItu- ala rising .i"-.
Ger n' IrIIH NIffrHf-.
Far v-Ir-'.ut. snafher'v to westerly WiIu-'
p .rflr cloud clear weather., eht iai iu tlnlti"
tIlr. and continued Inr niruu'ir irr.
Co',fionGly Nigaris.
Caufonnrv -i.rlis srrf .rom Portland 4" IN %
pol and cautuulrl onslor signals from SeW-iiaFfh
fu Boston
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
DAMAGES FOR THE LOSS or 4 LIFE.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 29.-In August last the |
yacht Curew was and cspszed by the steamer
David Reeves the apeake, on the mouth OF the
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30

Lectures and Cssnyu. By fhe .ate ~ ~ . i'ri F r. '
Tf.i Iy j. -irfacn iri pOLrc.. Ntl ll l--i .-ol ~
I. Eo llck. Fls, 7Fui ~ I'D.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
LEE & SHEPARD.
sCRIBNER ~ WEXFORD.

Wang! Nana.. Wang.!. r ibnat ms n China
man. By jules Verne louO cloth 81 paper, 90 cents
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
D. VAN NO-TRAND 4 -.


rfr-f Book in Qualitative Chcmirrrs. H .f.r I.
10. 4r-.rHIr University .l A-c.-sl d t' d -. '.iiAs
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30

Al notice, q Nar'pe ""i'' i'br''i ''iii f'''
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30

Republican ierrata..' 'ii'r-'ieenHs.
Tho unasr,rara n-.ee,r -.. result of 'a- state s.e
....... .... . - , f,r t.....fr ..
II. -,..,-s- ...-o. a.. ..,...-.r o. a.- .l.
.a.-- e.u Do. a.a..l ar r.e s..oH. a, --e a.a.
..ir -f.r. I.s.t n rrI
r .r .han's ni ous.e m.n ' na.ts with '
ia farpor ins obese opinions m..at fo Dr. b. g.
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REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

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THURNDIT. OCTOBLR 30.

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Tonight
GRAND REPUBLICAN RALLY
AT NE
BROOKLYN RINK
CClermontave, be- Myrtle and wrnoushby).
rHURsDAY'EvENINe OCT 80
AT g O'CLOCK. SHARP.
When Brooklyn Republicans VII D. addressed by
HON. CHARLES FOSTER.
Governor Elect Of 0hio
HON. WILLIAM LAWRENCE.
81. C. from Ohio
HON. FREDERICK A. SCHROEDER,
FRANKLIN WOODRUFF. ESQ,
COLONEL o. T. BEARD.
OF MICHIGAN
GENERAL STEWART L. wOODFORD
WILL PRESIDE.
Regular Republican Nomination
FOR SENATOR
TENTH SENATE DISTRICT,
WILLIAM w. ASTOR,
Poirca and ali otner ind, Of printing cheap and prompt
at HuI.NAS's csntT. and wh't--ara
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l)oliiicll Notices.

ljO4llltui -NOtlbtos
lIa-.- Meeting Cooper Institute
YOUNG MEN'. REPUBLICAN, CLUB.
FRIDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 81,
AT 7.3O O'CLOCK.
ADDRESSES By
HON. THURLOW WEED.
II y. HORACE RUSSELL.
GEN JOSEPH Il. HAWLEH.
MUsIC-UNIOS GLEE CLUB
IXth Assembly District Cornell anf iIsaes Camp4in
jon Iaco0u- Ion u Dor-a ano q a L. Ds,is "a ,5
The Roberts ouartette ige Va b. present . o.,.n,
A fRASsli. TASslI. lAEsqH. "a 1.s2H secretaries
Republican Nomination.
FOR ASSEMBLE. NINTH DISTRICT.
GEORGE B. DEANE.
Special Notices.
Gns Fixtures
NEW PATrERN--oRIGiNAL DESIGNS
At MANUFA~rU RER'- PRICES
ARCHER 4 rANcOASr N'F8 CO..
81 Greencs,. k s. ~ y Noos'ersi above Broomest
Broadway cars pass ile door
Man, ul-sion On Earth l.oroasa Media II'',ae; -
.zgefeuce0 0f -O years. tn'F oD..r ton ,nt
hof .t4rled Vltalfg .oa coai.a.o oi helth.
Of the oo.'ace. p a ,r- laa of rh. aeaa. r.ove
clc,,r, aS raa, i.aiog iaa -,cace l-l 5ra-irs N Y
Conrrc-. water .si1cri t.a -4-lt- lltf-'r,
uve oons'-ta D. entire .rrelh .'n '.r lt ',.ir;
trads % destroy tle muc71s mem1aue 81 mineral lier,
S.6 s:5 are 4's''' 'a''' '' '' -''' b. - -.1 ll.l.
Post once Nourr-rhe fr -a ai's for -nr wers .ndns
~ ~ 81 e. e. ,., .- .-.t.. +. . ,.,a.lus
ti, Queens ,,,, IN vtJN o.. JAY 40 D. n lr rIroDs.
France mu'i l- t''..a.f tiii'--ri i-t % D l~ ~.
lit. -pAf o. j. H or rf'le. many f.- pr -''i an 80.
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EUREPEAN MARKETS.


LONDON. Oct 2s-S y. m--sngar. "a q xI8d per cwt !
Cuba Centrifugal DoArtzng ss'. and SSazS Cd inr On
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Political kinds printing cheap and prompt
at HoIMAk'A CsntrA and Whtl-sra
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THE COLORED REPUB ICANS.
rnEY cloWn rnE CnoprR INsTI rI-rr

THEY Crowd TIE COOPER INSTITUTE.
RArlrlCAuoN on THr sAr>ToGN NoMIVAfIo>s-
sPEtCHrs MADE BY LEAulNG MIS- oF u EiG
RACE.
The colored Republican Of iho city held a mass
meeting at the Cooper In,ti.uic last night. There
wa-a very large attendance. Speeches were nadc
10y Professor Grecnor. ~ Mashiugton; George
W. Williams, o. Oan; tae Rcv. henrv
Hiahlanl Garnet, ofthis ely. and others; and few
words were Said by ihuriow Weed and Frederick
DOUGLASS Great enthu,iasm shown by the
allQf.nge.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-16
"A pIaguA 0f Rees.

After the invasion Of the butterflies and
moths reported from the whole OF Western
Europe, q week or two ago. we now hear OF q
fresh but perhaps more welcome intruder In
the shape of the honey-bee. The newspapers
OF Rouen describe the appearance of sWarms
Of these insects In numerous houses Of the
town, where they have not only presented
themselves without Invitation, but have in
sisted with tho utmost importantly and OBJ
stlnacy on making themselves ut home. The
most notable OF these incursions seems to
have been one which was made Into the house
Of confectioneer In the Rou de Ia Crosse
Hortogc. The shops or rooms In which the
bakers men were at work were soon filled
with the unwelcome guests, who did not by
any means contine their attention to devour-
ing the cakes and sweetmeats, but used their
sttngs to such effect that almost every person
In the establishment were more or less Sc
verely wounded.