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Senator Bayard. OF Delaware, expresses
his opinion OF the Greenback lunacy in the
following admirable terms, which we COM
mend to the rag-money people who retain
the use Of their senses "The struggle is
in reality for the life Of property in all Its
forms OF credit; and II a promise can be
paid absolutely and finally by promise,
there will never be performance, and so
ends the fabric OF credit in all its forms and
in all its results Of accumulation"
AS the man was haranguing the crowd on
the oppression of the working people, an
aged individual, with shovel on his should
er, stepped up and demanded: "Let me take
look at your hands," Then, selling the
others paw and gazing intently into its
palm, the old man looked upas he shook bis
head. rernarking: "Not blister-not a
callous." The would-be leader OF "labor
reform" was no, slow in departing from,
the scene, while the venerable shovel-car-
rier chucked as he said to his companions :
Fellows. there's where we've got to draw
the ine--at blisters and callouseS.- Chicago
Journal.
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'Ehc Stafe-Hank Circulation Tax.

CONTROLLER KNOX OPPOSED TO ITS REPEAL -
PROTECTION AGAINST UNSECURED BANK
NOTES.
Especial dispatch TO the New York Times]
WASHINGTON, September 1S.-Reports
have recently been published to the effect
that the Controller OF the Currency, in his
coming annual report. will recommend the
repeal of the law imposing tax OF ten per
cent. on the circulating notes OF State banks
and other bankin" associations not organ
ICED under the nallona.bank act. Control
Ter Knox denies the correctness OF these re-
ports. He has always strenuouSly opposed
the repeal OF the restricting clause alluded
TO. and will maintain that attitude in his
next annual report should he decide to dis
cliss that point. The repeal OF the restrict
ing clause with reference to the circulating
notes of banking associations other than
those organized under the natiopal-bank act
is advocated Tor the most part by southern
representatives. for the reason that 1t prac-
tically prevents the establishment OF banks
unless adequate security for their circula-
ting notes is deposited with the United
States Treasurer.
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Proposed Investigation into the Vel
lOW.FeYer Endemic.

WASHINGTON, September 20.-Surgeon-
General Woodwork, OF the marine hos
pital service, having received from Il lady
$3.50, given on condition that sufficient
amount be contributed to pay the expenses
Of a commission Of experts. to be selected
after consultation with the leading members
of American Public Health Associations, to
investigate the yellow-fever epidemic, the
nature and cause OF the disease, and c>pe-
cially its prevention, the National Relief
Commission to-day adopted resolution
calling upon the Chambers Of Commerce OF
New York, Philadelphia, Boston. Bal;i-
more, St. Louis. Chicago, and Cincinnati,
asking each if they wiInot contribute, and
how much, to aid in this necessary inYesti-
Cation. IT the responses are favorable, the
National Relief Commission pledges its ma
terial cooperation. The expenses OF such
commission will be about $4,000, and the
investigation should be commenced while
the epidemic is in progress and completed
after it has ceased.
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WIFI. Do FOR. 4 CoHsREssaAS A good
story is told OF w aiker H. Brown, Democrat
lie nominee for Congress from the Ninth
district or Iowa. II is said that while o
member OF the board Oh supervisors in Em-
met county, Iowa, he was made chairman
OF the board, which consisted Of three MEM
bers That at certain meeting he presented
a proposition to the board for action, to
which the other two members were opposed.
He requested one OF the other members Of
the hoard to take the chair while he discuss
cd the measure, which was done; then,
while on the floor, called for vote on the
question, which, OF course, the chairman
not voting, was tie. He said: 81 will
now resume the chair and then announced,
as there seemed to be tie vote, that it
became necessary for the Chair to decide It.
which he did IN the affirmative, and declared
the measure carried Correspondence OF
the Pioneer Press.
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WASHINGTON, September 20.-Cohen the
agtater, with two or three hundred follow
ers, mostly negroes, paraded the streets to-
day, but committed no violence. r
A telegram to the Treasury from the COL
lector Of customs at Jacksonville requests
aid for forty shipwrecked seamen, but the
vessel is not named.
The Secretary OF the Treasury authorizes
Captain Irish. Of the revenue.steamer Ham,
ilton. at the Delaware Breakwater. to rem
der all necessary assistance to the officers
and crew OF the late Spanish frigate Pizarro.
Two companies OF the Second artillery,
armed as infantry, have been ordered from
Fort McHenry. This is a precautionary
measure against possible labor disturbances.
Congressman Hale, OF Maine. chairman
OF the Republican Congressional Commit
tee, now here, said to. day that his party
would make no change Of base on account
OF the result in Maine. and would not go
out OF their way to court the Greenback
party. The speakers they are sending West
hold the same views as those who made the
Republican fight in Maine.
The War Department will distribute
10000 rations among the fever sufferers OF
New Orleans.
The force in the Vicksburg post-oftice
having been depleted by fever, the Depart
ment authorizes the postmaster there to
employ four persons Temporarily.
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Ladies, Matinee nc rev York. /

New YORK, September 20.-The ladies'
matinee, given by the women OF New YORK
for the benefit of the fever sufferers, was
given this afternoon ut Booths Theatre,
which was crowded. The performance
opened with musical selections by the Ninth
Regiment band, which was followed by
theatrical productions. Among the artists
participating were Ada CaVendish, Clara
Louise Kellogg, Gepevieye Ward, Fanny
Davenport, Joseph Il. Emmett, etc. Near
the close General John G. Wyman came
upon the stage and read the following:
Memphis. September 20.-To +. -. Dduis !:
Deaths TO date, $3.50; number OF sick over
1000; average DEATHS, so per cent. OF the
sick We are feeding some 10000 sick and
destitute in the camps and in the city. Our
city is hospital. Fifteen volunteer ply
siclans have died, and 90 others are sick.
Thirteen Protestant and Catholic ministers
have died; also, great many nurses
many OF whom had the fever previously.
The@fever is abating in a slight degree,
simply for want Of material perhaps, and
things look little more hopeful. We are
praying for frost. Tt Is our last and only
hope. A thousand thanks to the generous
people. Of New York. The fever is rapidly
spreading to the suburbs and to little towns
in the interior. We are compelled to sup
ply all people with provisions, supplies,
medicines, &c. CHARLES q. FISHER,
Chairman Citizens Relief Committee;
w. j. SMITH,
President Howard Association,
and others.
The amount realized at the benefit Is
$4,000.
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YE(sETsN f.
FOR
u r d z S Y.
NEVER SHALL
PROVIDENCE.
FORGET THE FIRST DOSE.


Nr. II. r. Stevens:
Dear Sir.-I have been q great sufferer from drop
sy. WAS confined 10 my house more ihan wear
six months OF the lime was entirely helpiess.
wus Obliged 10 have two men help me III aud OUT OF
bed | Was swollen nineteen inches larger imam my
natural size around nv waist. | suffered all man
could and live ! tried all remedies FOR drops!.
had three diife. ent doctors. My friends all expected
would Gie: many nights was expected ~ dle pc
fore morning. At last VEGETlNE was sent me ny
friend never ST all forget lie first DOSE conid
rca ze It's good effects from day day; was eettnG
bcrtcr After had taken some i've or SIN bo'tieS
could serp quite well nights. began 10 gain now
quite FAST. After taking some ten bottles con1u
walk from one part of my room 10 the other. ny
appetite good the dropsy had a, ms tiine as
appeared. kept taking the NEGET1NE liilll re-
pa ned my usual health. | heurd of q great many
cures by using yEGETINE after got out ana was
able 10 attend to my work. am 4 carpenter ana
builder I Will also say ii has cured an aunt OF my
wife's of neuralgia, who had suffered for more lhal
twenty years. She says she has not had any neural
eia for eight months. have gwen 1t 10 one OF my
children Tor CankeT Uon0r. ! have no doubt IN INV
mind it will cure any hulnor; II Is great cleanser
OF the blood 1t is safe to gives child. lwlli recon-
mend II to the world Ny fa,h her is eighty wears Old
and he says there is nothiag like 1t to give strength
and life to an aged person. cannot be TOO thank1n
for the use of It. lam, very grateful. yours
JOHN :. NOTTAGE.
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FIN A.NCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY, September 20, 1878.
State Observation-Disclosures consols. 54N bid, 55k
asked: Yiryiui1 eonsols. new, SIX bid, SO asked !:
virginia deferred, 81 bid.
!, Citv Observation-Disclosures city s's. j. and !. ..
1iGk bid: Richmond city 6's, J. and D., 00A bid.
lul asked: Petersburg city S. Y. and A. loo
asked: Petersburg city G's, Toe asked: Petersburg
Railroad Bonds.--vrginia Central Railroad
first mortgage 6's j. ard J~ 90 bid; Virginia Cen.
trial Railroad third mortgage 6's. j. and J.< 90 bid
Virginia Central Railroef fourth mnEfsagr 81,
and j.. SO bid, 100 asked virginia Csntra, Ra do
Asked Virginia and Tennessee Railroad third mon.
gage s.s J. and j.. 102k at; southstde Ra:lroaa
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
mortgage g., j. and j.. 100 std; Richmend and
Dany1lle Railroad consolidated 61s, IL. and W. 13H
bid: Piedmont Railroad first mortgage S's A and D.,
9Si5 bid.
Canal Bouds.-James River amt kanawha Canal
first mortgage SIS, u. and NJ. 40 BID.
Insurance Compnsics.-Virgintis Fire and Ma
rine 25 par. g bid, S7 asked: Virginia State. 20
Granite, 100 par. "a bio, TIN asked
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. NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
TO THE DIspATC CHI FROM ALL
PARTS Oh THE COUNTRY.

NEW YORK BANKRUPTCY cAsE-AN UNI
FORTUNATE FIRE; HOW A NEGRO CELE-
BRATED THE END OF HIS SUMMER WORK
AND WAS BURNED TO DEATH-THE FEVER
sCoURGE IN THE SOUTH: DEATHS AT
MEMPHIS HIGHWAY ROBBERY MARY
LAND oDD-FELLOWsHIP-T WANDER
BTLT WILL CONTEST CONGRESSIONAL
NOMINATIONS = PRECAUTIONARY MEA-
sUREs AGAINST LABOR DISTURBANCES
AT wASHINGTON-A PARADE-THE La
DIES MATINEE At NEW YORK-CREED-
MORE sHUoTING-MATCFI-M AMONG
IMPERIAL GUARDS AT TOXIC, JAPAN
GAMBETTA's SPEECH AT RoMANs-DEATH
OF GOVERNOR PARKEs BIDDER, F. R. s.,
Sc, &C.
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For the Dispatch.l
Winch ester EsreS5ytcry.

FRIDAY.
After Il very earnest discussion it was
decided tha; division OF the Synod at this
time was ncXpedicnt.
Rev. II. c. Brown received permission to
labor outside the county Of this Presbytery.
The Committee on Sabbath Schools was
directed to report next year stating the
true doctrine OF the Scriptures on this sub
iect.
\ motion Of sympathy for the brethren
in the feyer->tricken districts was adopted.
\ colnittee was appointed to revise the
manual.
Woodstock, Va, was chosen as the place,
and the fourth Wednesday OF April, s Z.
NJ, the time, for the next stated meeting.
Adjourned TO meet in Abingdon ut Synod
on the cali OF the Moderator.
SHENESDOAH,
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sun srfG.... DDb iNDFnlNp..,,....
Moop riScs........ 1900 Evening".
PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER 30, 1878.
ARRIVED.
Barkentinc Svalen, Pernambuco, In ballast.
schooner Ida 4. Jayne, Mills, New York. salt, Da-
schooner j. l.. Mulroy. Ab,!all, New York, mer-
chandise, Curtis K Parker.
CLEARED.
Brig Moagen tNorl, Grnnae. Pern1mbueo, Brazil,
1856 hirr.is and so haif-5lrrels -FOUR valued At
sl9,507.7G, Dunlop 4 McCance.
SAILED.
Steamship Wyanskc. Couch. New York, merchants
disc and passengers G. w. Allen = Co.: agents:
steamer Ariel, Mayo. Norfolk, United states
mail. merchandise and passengers, l.. Il. Iaiun'
agent. ,,,,
chandIse and passengers. j. W. McCarrick, agent.
Schooner \. III. Waite. York, Boston, coal. Curric
Schooner John M.Gnness, Colburn. Philadelphia,
stone. Curtis L Parker.
Schooner Eir2inia liawev. Galloway. George
town ria PoweiI's creek. lumber, Curli- rarKer.
Schooner Roanoke. Mcbamick, Philadelphia ria
Cabin Point. ties. Curtis Parker.
Srhoonsr Bcd.rdebec, -. Sewbutgh, y. Y.
COAL &. Storrs
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From rlilah lpb,, September 18th, schooner
Emma and Bculah sharp.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner 4. Godfrey Price hence. ut Ph!adcI-
Hcnnsnrrs Minnie W. tirlhngs. stocking: Henry
~.
18Th. ~ .
Schooner Loon. Glakcy. hence for Derby, CT, NJ
New York September ! 8 h.
NOVEL BOAT.
PORTLAND. Me-. september 1S.-Capan II. *.
Tucker, Of WiScasSei, launched Thursday curious
boat. called Air ErQpclier.' II Is dlhnirn1 s!ape'
90 feet long and - feet wide In centre; has nat bot
tom: live nlsts. covered with very 0d-s!Iapeh sts,
which are lhrec-sdea. ana every alternate one y
placed point down instead OF M. The rudder, ana
in fact every part Of the boat. is different from those
in iisc Captain Tucker Is experimenting on some
new principles. when he thinks may BE- better man
those in use. He will a,0 put stein boiler In thls
boat for the purpose of forcing air underneath,
which viii he he power used in Gains. The boat Is
/ novelty and Iuay develop some Isciul improve
mcnlS.
BY Telegraph.
FORTRESS MONROE. September 29;-Passed
for Baltimore 2Oih: Steamer Nova Scott m rom
Liverpool: barks Goldbrin2a. from liarwieh; Car
lotta. from Genoa; Prrciosa, from Dublin; DrlS
Spica. Passed out 2Oth Steamer ONO, Tor Rre-
lcen: ship Jilan, for Bremen: bark, jennie. Tor
| i,cmcn: Arba, for iIavre. Sailed 20'h: Bark on-
ME for Norfolk, The brig Ella has been ordered I"
Richmond.
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ALL DISEASES OF THE BLooD.-If VEGETISE
will relieve pain: cleanse purify and cure such dis
cases. restoring the patient to perfect health alter
trying different physiclans many remedies and suf-
feriug for years. IS IL not conclusive proof If you
are sufferer, yon can be cured? Why is this med-
cine performing such great cures? 1t works fn the
blood in the circulating aud. 1t can truly be called
the great Jlood-purifer The great source OF dis
ease originates in the blood: and no medicine that
does not act directly upon it. to purify and renoVate'
has any just claim upon public attention.
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BALTIMORE.
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. September 20. 1878.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 742 bushels. Red, 1904 BUSH
els.
CoRS-IVhtte, 900 bushels.
UATS.-1,014 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, SO bushels eommon at &c.;
90 bushels common At 9Oc.; &c bushels yerv good
at 06: % bushels good al 3 O5: so bushels at
92c.-;o,al, 266 bushels. Red, 326 bushels very
bushels Fultz ut 81: 40 bushels Fultz 1t 81 26
bushels prime Lancaster Oh private terms: 20 BUSH
els prime Futz ut SLOT; "a bushels good Fulz ut
81 Or: AZ bushels prime FuiZ at 81 .0S; "a bushels
nj .03 go bushels 1T 81: 800 bushels at Sl.05
so bushels Futz at 81 10 bushels FultZ at 90c.: "a
bushels mixed ut Sl.05: q bushels at 81; 24S bush
els very good Lancaster at 81 05: 80 bushels choice
Ful'z IT .O5 62 bushels very good FulrzatS .O3
100 bushels common FultZ at S7c.: "a bushels good
FultZ at 81 236 bushels fair FultZ at 9Sc.; 50
bushels FutZ ut 95c.: Is bushels cool Eulrz ut 81 :;
33S bushels common FnltZ ut S5c.: Sc bushels
mmon EultZ ut SOC: so bushels common I.aucas-
ter ut CSC: 20 bushels good Futz ut 95c.; 1876
bushels very good futz ut \ .05: IL bushels COM
mon Fulrz 1T Use 16 bushels FnIiz 1T CSC: 400
bushels very good Futz at Sl.03: so bushels good
Fultz ut 81: 80 bushels good FutZ ut 81: 22 bush
els common Fuz at 90c.: Is bushels mixed at
81 .05; SO bushels very good Faliz ut 81 .O3; ~
bushels mix"d ut Sl-Oal. 3.056 bushels.
CORN - White. 500 bushels on private terms.
OATS.-1iO bushels good spring ut 33c.: % BUSH
els criuinon prin% 1T 2c: 100 bushels good spring
ut 34c.-tota 2GS bushels.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

DEATH OF AN EMINENT PARSONAGE.
LONDON, September 20.-George Parkes
Bidder, L. r. S., one Of the chief promoters
Of the Electric Telegraph Company in Eng
land, and at one time president OF the In
stitute OF Civil Engineers, is dead.
MESSAGE PROM THE DEEP.
LONDON, September 20.-A bottle has
been found on the Irish coast containing
slip OF paper on which was written the fol-
lowing: "Amy Turner sinking, May goth;
latitude 5O.O7, longitude 1926 west"
THE LIVERPOOL COTTON TRADE.
LIVERPOOL. September 20.-This weeks
circular OF the Liverpool Cotton Brokers'
Association says: ssThere was increased
demand for cotton during the week, and
rood business was done; but tho stock on
!. band was freely offered, and in some In
stances quotations Slightly declined. For
American there was good general demand,
end the market was steady, although freely
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How II Drunken Brick-Makcr was
Burned to Death I'm Barn.

ISnccat telegram to the Disnatch.J
NoNFoLK, VA, September 2O.-To-day
the remains Of Robert Clarke (colored),
brick-maker OF Portsmouth, were brought
from Surry county for burial. The de-
ceased got drunk on Wednesday night In
celebration OF the completion OF his sum-
mcr lob and went to sleep in barn. BY
some means he set fire to the hay, and be-
fore he could escape was enveloped in the
flames and burned to death. The barn and
contents, with several adjoining buildings,
were destroyed, causing q loss to the own
ers OF about $4,000.
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. &c.

I'HE GIRLS AND BOYS CAN BUY at
1 cents each 4 BOok-SiraD. l2-inch Rule, BOX
Of sIale-Pcncis and Holder, Box WIN STATE , anu
I ayh-PeucI,. Pen and folder, Copy-Book DiahS.
I;n~E Inksiund with Ink, three Pcnholdcrs and
pens. Slate and Pencil. "a sheets Sotc-Paper, 20
Envelopes. i.u5icr Eraser. BlarSboari chalk anu
IIoIrcr Sponge Also. Book-Saichcs from ~ cents
Ia 81: Scholars Companion. 20c.: snack-BoxeS,
2Jc An the new books for public ana rrTa
schools: l.UO0 secondhand at2bout half price, AL"
'g ~ 81 .j'Sw RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
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HOTEL EUROPEAN,
CONDUCTED By
SPIRO ZETE J. l. L,

CHAMPION COOK OF THE CONTINENT,
for the EXCELLENCE Of It's cuisine, the VARIETY
and the QUALITY OF ITS SUPPLIES FOR THE IA
BILE, Is commended in brilliant manner to The
transient and the resident pubic. The splendid
table hote suits all tastes and the various prepa-
rations for yruests accommodate everybody. THAT
LUNCH for hurried refreshment fer The business
man and the man in transitu is both economical
and satisfactory 1t Is EXCELLENT and USIyER-
SALLY POPULAR.
In all varieties of ELEGANT AND LUXURIOUS
esAsTISc The EUROPEAN HOTEL is WITHOUT
A SUPERIOR. Its WINES and LIQUORS ARE THE
BEST, and the prices are always reasonable.
Strangers are urged to give the HOTEL EURO
PEAN trial. II Superior Faie, Fine Lodging ana
Good Attendance can win tt cir good opinion they
will be fast friends OF the HOTEL EUROPEAN.
II Is now the NICK oE TIME FOR THE BEST
THINGS for the gratilc tion Of the critical admrer
of good eating.
CONE-SEE-LIVE!
Ise l7-ULI
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"What is the highest point OF tempera-
ture at which frost can be produced!"
Professor WEBSTER writes to the Norfolk
Ledger:
Frost is form Of ice, and cannot be
formed at higher degree than thirty-two,
but that temperature may be reached at the
surface OF the earth when the air few feet
above is forty-seren degrees in radiation,
and probably evaporation causes this result.
Professor 4. LOOMS (Meteorology, page 94)
SAYS ga slight frost may occur when the
thermometer sinks only to iorty-seyen de-
rrees."
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nh.o,s EIection SUPERVISORS.

CINCINNATI, September 2O.-Judse Swing,
acting in place of Judge Baxter, has APP
pointed one hundred supervisors OF cleo
ton. The list is complete with the excep-
ton of two or three to hear from, and
stands: Fifty-one Republicans, eighteen
Democrats, nine Nationals, and twenty
thren Socialists
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yy,g,,v,v Robbery at Tcrre Hnute.

CINCINNATI, September 2U.-At ocIock
Yesterday morning highwaymen attacked
Paul Jones in Terre Haute. One placed
pistol to his head and warned him to keep
Still, when Jones knocked the pistol down,
causing it to explode, the ball passing
throug Ii his right lung. The men then
robbed him OF s4O0 and escaped. Jones Is
a lawyer OF great popularity. He is dan
oorouSIy hIlrt
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Brn7ttieas Domestic. al .2aios4z &: traIt. ALL u
sl.4C; apple. new. sl:75@s2; old, Sz.z5G4s.
Rue Wifskeus: Medium. 81 5oas2: pure old. 81
dS4: Virginia mountain, new, $2As2.SU, I'D.
t2.50mS3.SC and upwards. 80 ~
: Gfm !: domestic. sl.25daS2: fmnorted 4S :, case
Fs1 England Rum S1.50Sa 90. -
Rertiaed WhtSkeyS: Market advancing: proof,
1925.
Powder. Shot, &c.
Fuse: Toys mining. 35c.taSI.2J p 100 fset.
Potedsr: s5.75 by the five kegs--iess tf1n fyg
EGGS, 1925 blasting. $3.25m$3.50.
Shot: Nor:herrl, sl.75 a hag OF rs DIS.
6 GrfndstoRes: 1Ath2Jsc. q tt.
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4. d. q. +.

BALTIMORE, September 20.-The Grand
Lodge has made the following reductions IN
the salaries OF officers Granu secretary,
from SO, 600 to $4,000 per year; assistant
grand secretary, from $1,000 to $1,000;
grand treasurer, from $500 to $3.50; grand
messenger, from 81 ,0O0to $500.
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Y EG Z Z | y L,
t.IEHKG.s EXTRACT OF MEAT.

T IEBIG COMPANIES EXTRACT OF
MEAT. FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAVORING STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES, AND SAUCES.
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT is
q success and boon for which nations should
feel gratefu."-Sce Medical Press, -" Lancet, v
"Brltsh Medical Journal &c.
CAUTION.-Genuine only with the fac smile
OF Baron Liebig's Signature in Blue Ink across
the Label.
Consumption In England increased ten-fold
IN ten years.
LIEBIG CONfPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT
TO be had of all Storekeepers, Grocers, and
Chemists. Sole Agents for the United States
(wholesule only, C. David & Co., 43 Mark Lane
London, England. au 1O-s2ot
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VEGETINE.
lowe MY HEALTH

TO YOUR VALUABLE VEGETlNE.
NEWPORT, KY, April 20, 1877.
Mr.. H. Il. StegenS:
Dear Sir.-tiaving suffered from breaking out of
C1Q6erOuS Sores for more than five years. caused
BY an accident OF fractured bone. which fracture
ran into Il running sore, aud have used everything
l could think of, and nothing helped me until had
taken six bottles OF your valuable medicine. winch
Mr.. Miller. The apothecary, recommended very high
ly. The sixth bottle cured me, and al can say is
that owe my health to your valuable ' EGETISE.
Your most obedieut servant.
ALBERT Won ROEDER.
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tcccrmtcIs BROTHERS. Failure.

NEW YORK, September 2O.-The petit
tions and schedules OF Mccormick Brothers
have been referred to Register Allen for
the necessary action. The total individual
and partnership liabilities are abort
1914. 900; OF which 100000 are secured,
tee greater portion OF the Indebtedness
being in Chicago and Philadelphia. There
are no assets except wearing apparel IN &C
tual use by the partners, valued at 500
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Failure I'm Cincinnati.

Failure III CiHclnHNlI.
CINCINNATI, September 20.-Sellow d Co.,
extensive dealers in timers supplies, have
made an assignment.