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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-24

Brief NemS.-Rev. W. A. Campbell, OF
the Presbyterian church, Is still In very
delicate health at Lexington, Va.
Mr. w. G. Taylor's carriage-borses ran
away near Seventh street Saturday after.
noon. The vehicle was demolished, and
the driver barely escaped injury.
About 300 persons attended the picnic
given by four Sunday schools In Chester
field county at the Courthouse Saturday.
Several small boys were before the
Mayors Court yesterday morning charged
with fighting. Their cases were continued
until to-day.
a heavy rain fell in Chesterfield along the
line OF the James river Sunday, but several
miles from the river not drop fell.
At The Methodist church Sunday MORN
ing prayers were offered for the recovery OF
Bishop Doggett.
The school census OF Chesterfield will be
made known at the next meeting OF the
School Board.
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PsRsoNn.-BRIEP ITEMs.-Generai Ho-
GERS returned on Saturday evening bk the
steamship Manhattan from New York.
Judge Joseph Christian has returned 10
the city.
General X. ii. Anderson, OF Savannah.
Ga, Is 10 the citys General Anderson CON-
mandsd the diIsi0n Of the Confederate
army ubich embraced Aabone's ol6hrigade.
and h the fatheeofi Mas. William Allen, vi
Richmond.
The public schools OF Henrico S0unty will
bes3a their LaXt session September 2lfb,
AND continuA between seven and os&ht
Months.
Rev. DIR. Armstrong has goneto Stribliog
Springs.
1t was about "a O'Clock p. NJ. when tbs
York River train deft West Point Sunday,
and abost at when 1t reached Richmond.
The sanual meeting OF the 0reeDbrIeI
White sulphur Springs Company will be
held September 24tb.
Tba last OF the visiting military have re-
tursed from their visit tatbe White Sulphur
Smmgs.
| A man named Conaor was found Sunday
by Policeman Angle on the streets In bad
condition. He was taken 10 the station
bouso and afterwards sent home Ia the city
ambulance.
MIR. james d. Tracy has resigned bis pos.
tion as maEager OF the Bell Telephone Con
pany In this city. Mr.. Tracy was presebte'
with pair OF handsome sleeye-buttons b.
the en-. ployes OF the Office as parting tes
timolial OF regard.
| Policeman Sweeney, Of the Second polo
iistrict, was married last evening 10 hrs
Chambers. The happy couple LETT The ctt
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the gold medal. These medals were pre-
sented by Mr.. w. A. Roane, member Of
the society.
Avery pretty pitcher, valued at S25, was
won by Mr.. WilIism FairlamD in the rife
shooting, and handsome silver medal was
secured by Miss Bertha Essex In the archery
contest.
Miss Ida Bradley, OF Manchester. was the
successful contestant for beautiful pair Of
vases In the rifle-sbootiDg match in which
none bat ladies took part.
The wheelbarrow race was very amusing.
Only two persons took part in II, however,
both being blindfolded. Mr.. Gus Hannah
was successful, and received twenty-five
cigars as bis reward.
A small boy named Henry Walkerton
came near being drowned by the capsizing
Of boat In the lake. He was rescued by
Mr.. John Browning.
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FUNERAL SERvIcEs.-The funeral OF Mr..
Joseph Jackson, one OF the oldest painters
and best known citizens OF Richmond, tooE
place Yesterday evening from the residence
Of his stepdaughter, Mrs. w. &. Adams, on
west Marshall street. The remains were in
tered at Shock0e Hill Cemetery. MIR.
Jackson was one OF the most powerful men
in the city, and many anecdotes OF bis feats
Of strength are related. He was. however,
one of the most kind-hearted and peaceable
OF men, and stood high in the confidence oi
all the master painters, and OF the commtl'
nity generally.
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CoUP's CIRCUs.-Mr. Frank j. PInIng,
advertising agent Of Coup's United Nor.
ster Shows, left yesterday evening for Nor.
days several important additions have been
made to the arena, among them Sam. Wat
son. a celebrated English rider from the
weII-known Henriques Show.
For the better accommodation OF the pub
lie, tickets will be placed on sale at john
ston's on Friday, where they can be OBJ
tanned without extra charge.
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MANCHEsTER AND VICINITY.

Church Notes.-Tbere were services at
all the churches Ia the city Sunday.
At the Baptist church Rev. Mr.. Bethel,
OF Richmond, preached at night.
Services at the Meade-Memorial church
were conducted by the new rector, Rev.
Mr.. Lacy.
Rev. DIR. Witherspoon occupied the pull
pit at the Presbyterian church In the alb
sence Of the pastor.
There was no preaching at the Methodist
church Sunday night, as Mr.. Woodward,
the pastor, was sick.
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VALUE or THE BUFFALO LITHIA WATERS
AS COMPARED WITH OTHER MINERAL WATERS.
DP. UUyTFR INQUIRE,

DE-. HUNTER INQUIRE,
Professor Surgery Medical College Of Virginia.; ex-
President Association Of Medical Officers Confede-
rate Amy and Navy; ona Of the Vice-PresidenU
of the International Medical Congress:
AIN my experience the Buffalo Litbia Water Is
valuable greater variety Of diseases and disor-
ders than any other mineral water that ! have ever
empbsyed. prescribe IL In dozen cases where
prescribe any other once"
DR. WILLIAM T. howard,
O. Bait lt.more, Professor OF Diseases or Women and
Children I'm the Cniyersity Of Maryland"
Were called Hpon 10 state from what mineral
waters Ihaye seen The greatest and most uDRsstaka-
bic amount Of good In the largest number Of
cases IN general way, would unhesitatuEiy say
tts Buffalo Springs, In NeckIenburg count Va"
Da HARVEY l.. BYRD.
OF Baltimore, late Professor Of Diseases Of Women
and Children In the College OF Phy artans and1
Surgeons OF Maryland:
"From my experience with the sct:On OF these
waters, | regaDi them as possessing dsree OF cue
native power and an extent OF adspiationdn chronic
disease found In 40 ether mineral water of which Il
have any snovsleaxs, and believe tksy mIgbt be
,sed In almoss all eases Of chronic dIseass With
baneft."
nR. rxcnAs p. ATKINSON,
ep- President OF the Medical Association OF the state
Of Virginia:
~ have beena visitor q, ret OF the noted
watertIs -pIaces OF the country. ssth North ana
South aud hass no hesitation wiasteser In saying
that at no other health resort have seen such gene
raj ar,i upmist airable benefit derived by inyads as
at the Buffalo - ssnss and regaSathese waters As
general rest s1stive Of the enfeesIed broksn'down
human sy stsm, as without riya).''
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BLIND SINGERS Williamson.Frat
family, consisting OF four blind persons
and one deai.mute (all colored). wal give
an entertainment In Richmond next week
under the management OF Louis N. johnson.
The time and place will be made known In
a future advertisement. These parties are
from North Carolina, were educated in the
Institution for the Deaf, Dumb, and Blind,
Of the highest order. Their power OF imi-
tatiug musical instruments Is said to defy
thorough description.
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Sudden Dedth.-A little FOUR .year.old boy
OF Mr.. Stegall, who resides In this city, near
the corner OF Ninth and Stockton streets,
died quite suddenly Saturday afternoon.
The little fellow complained OF being sick,
laid down to sleep, was taken with con-
congestive chill, and died. The parents
were greatly overcome with grief on dis
covering that the child,was dead.
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RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY RAILROAD
lTEMs.-Mr. Miles Cary has been appointed
by Decatur AXtell, Esq, genera! manager
Of the Richmond and Allegheny Railroad
Company, local fIeigbt agent for this city,
and will enter upon the discharge OF his du-
ties on the 1st OF September. Mr. Cary Is at
present delivery clerk at the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway Company's freight Office
in this city. The appointment Is regarded
as an excellent one.
Messrs. Norvell, Leake & Co. have about
completed their contract for 100000 ties
for the road between Richmond and New
Canton, and yesterday entered into another
contract for 10000 ties to be delivered be.
tween Buchanan aud the mouth OF North
river.
The track has been laid from Maiden's-
Adventure dam to Richmond with the ex-
Fception Of few yards Of trestling across
the feeder at the Three Mile locks, which
will be completed In day or two.
The heavy clff.work at Maiden's-Adyen-
ture dam IS also well under way, one half
having already been finished, and the re-
mainder will be completed in about twenty
days, by which time the line will be entire
ly clear for the track-laYers from the dam TO
olumbia-twenty-nin miles.
The connections at Willamson's are be-
ing pushed rapidly, and that portion Of the
line will at an early day be ready for the
rails-in fact, gratifying progress Is being
made all along the line.
The track was completed down to the end
OF the Tredegar wall last evening, and the
boys and half-grOwn young men in the
neighborhood took advantage OF the con
struction-cars, which were left on the side
OF the road, and after the bosses" left had
fine frolc on the new steel rails, the ring
OF which could be heard long way of.
The telegraph line is being erected, anC
soon there will be telegraph cOmmunica
ton with all the principal points on th'
| road.
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CHURCH Notes.-The Monumental church
was open on Sunday morning. the pastor,
Rev. j. g. Armstrong, officiating. Divine
service was also held by the pastor 10 the
afternoon. DR.. Cowan presided st the orr
gan, and Mrs. Tyler's sweet, rich voice.
assisted by Mr.. MaIlette's hne basso, WIN
Mr.. KepleF's, tenor, constituted the cnolr,
The music was sxcellent '..,ll
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POLICE COURT.-The following cases were
disposed OF at the Police Court yesterday
by Polce.Justce ID. &. Richardson:
Preston Myers and Neal Williams, two
small colored boys, charged with stealing
flowers from ShOckoe Cemetery, were turn
ed over to their parents to be whipped.
Harriet Brown (cOlOred), charged with
abusing Mrs. Z. Il. Reynolds, was dis
charged.
Rachel Coleman and Eliza Dickinson
tboth colored), charged with felOniously
wounding Laura Gatewood (colored) with
some sharp instrument with intent to KILL
were sent on the grand jury.
Maggie Person (coIored), charged with
beating Willie Laughin, infant child oi
Ann Laughlin. Discharged on payment ol
costs.
william II. Jones (colored), charged with
stealing S5 in United States currency from
William Vaughan and Alexander Ross
was found guilty and sentenced to receive
thirty-nine stripes.
George Warren. charged with keeping an
| lill-governed house. was discharged.
James Garner (colored), charged will
stealing S45 from the Sons and Daughter:
OF Liberty. Not guilty.
Frank Lee, Sarah j. Harvey, Reuben
Brown, sim. Harris, Mich. Slaughter, j
Merriman. r. X. Humphries, William
Young, Frank Halstead, Nellie Mathews
Charles Hermann alias Miller, Henry Nor
gan, James Gill, Lee Meators, John Har
man. James ID. Thomas, and Robert Flagg
charged separately with violating the cit!
ordinance. Harvey, Brown, Merriman
Humphries, and Young were fined - each
Harris, Slaughter, Gill. Meators, and Fiagg
s5 each; Lee, Mathews, Hermann, Morgan
and Hartman, 81 each; Thomas, $40; ant
HaIstead $3.50. Nearly all OF the fine
were collected.
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A TERRIBLE FALL.-Yesterday morning
about 9 O'Clock Mrs. Florsheim, very
elderly lady, mother OF Mr.. u. Florshelm,
proprietor OF store on the corner OF Fourth
and Broad streets, fell from fourth-story
window TO the pavement below, sustaining
injuries which may prove fatal. she was
picked up In an unconscious condition, and
surgical aid summoned,
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A Test Case and an Important DccI.
sion or the Supreme Court
OF Appeals.

OPINION OF ytDGE STAPLES IN RE. WEBER vs..
THE coMMoNwEALTH--" SUSTAINING sYs.
TEN or LEGISLATION SANCTIONED BY TINE,
THE USAGE OF STATES, AND THE PRINCIPLES
or EQUITY AND JUSTICE 1.-THE LIABILITIES
AND PRIVILEGES OF RESIDENT AND NOM
RESIDENT sAMPLE-NERCHAYTs, &C, &C.
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YELLow-FEyER.--To amellorate the dreadful
effects Of yellow-feyer take SIMMONS LIVER RE0U-
LAToR. Let II be given In large doses, that II may
have an immediate effect upon the liver and remove
the accumulatug bile. 1t so acts upon the liver,
stomach and blood, to prevent the attack Of this
terrihle dtsp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-24

HEADACHE, DIZZINESS, sour eructations Of the
stomach, bad taste In the mouth, bilious attacks,
palpitalion Of the heart, pain in the region OF the
kidneys, dependency and iorebodings OF evil, are
the oasprngs Of torpid liver. For these CON-
plants DIR. TUFTS LIvER PILL has no equal. A
single dose will convince any one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-24

The Court or APPEALs.-The Supreme
Court OF Appeals, which has been in session
at Wytheville for some time past, adiourned
last Friday. The next term Of the court
commences at Staunton September 10th.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR RTo-DAY.-For the Middle
Atlantic States, stationary or higher Da.
romeier and temperature, east TO south
winds, partly cloudy weather, and possibly
local rains near the coast.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-24

THE STEAMER CITY OF RICHM0ND.-This
superb new steamer has Just been finished
at Philadelphia, and is expected to arrive
here on Thursday next. We are reliably
informed that she is the largest, fastest, AMI
most elegantly furnished steamer that bts
ever ran on the James-Riyer route, being
about the size OF the Bay-Line steamers.
She has fifteen or twenty stateroOms, in
cludng bridal and family saloon rooms,
and has been built at a cost OF about
Sl50,000.
Her saloons and general appointments
were designed by Mr. L. b. TattSn, super
intendent Of the Virginia Steamboat Com
pany, who has been in Philadelphia for this
purpose for some time and will come
around in her.
On her first trip up the river she Is eX-
pected to arrive here earlier than any other
steamer has ever been able TO make the trip,
and will be thrown open for ins pectlon from
4P. NJ. to7P.M. Our citizens generally,
and especially the ladies and businessmen,
are invited to visit her. She will prove
rare sight in outfit and general appearance.
The company contemplates giving series
OF novel family day excursion Tips the first
week OF her arrival and before she goes
regularly on the line, such as the unprece-
dented feat OF trip 10 Nor.f0ik ana back t0
RichmOsst the same day. AS there will be
only one trim OF this kind it will be rare
occasion for family parties
As our readers generally Know. the City
OF Richmond was built expressly for our
river by the Virginia Steamboat Company
IA home company, and we are satisfied VIII
reflect great credit upon the city she Is
named aftey, as well as upon the energetic
management Of the company. She Will be
comrnandea a by the veteran Captain Gifiordi
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm, with an occasional pleasant breeze
from the north.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY O A. NJ, "a {;
9 A. NJ, 50; noon, 80; Z. NJ, OIL p.
n, IS; midnight. 7S.
Mean temperature. SO 1-6.
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las. MAcDOUG ALL. J.. M.. commissiouezs' sale
OF the property known ~ the Nanehesser rspsr
MIL. together with all the machinery sxsarsss
&C.
Jas. MAcDOUGALL, l0k A. H., paslcr and
chamber farniturs. matarsseess sew'nx'~s-
ehines. &c.
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TwIxtx.sEvBS HuSpasp LISrN COLLARS at
&c. apiees; 1880 LINEN CoLLAcs al &c. . piece
These collars are sold ussally at 10, IN, snaloc.
A s4rse stock Of NEW L1scEs at
LsxY BRorHERs.
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on the Chesapeake and Ohio train soon after
they were married.
A number OF the knights Templar have
returned from the pilgrimage 10 Chicago,
Others went on 10 New York.. and will bs
absent some days to come.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-24

LsvY BS0TBEgs offer 1000 yards or CEk~
r0NEs. fsr Furniture Covssing, Cusnlns, do, al
600. a yAre; actual value IS soc. per yard.
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DRY GOODS.

VHE PRICE Is NO OBJECT
Il so WE CAN
CLOSE OUT ALL OUR STOCK,
AS WE ARE
DETERMINED To CLOSE BUSINESS.
We have a large stock of DRY GOODS, NO
TIONS, BOOTS AND SHOES. and q large lot OF
LADIES' READY-MADK SUITS, CLOTHING.
HATS, &c, which must be closed out regardless OF
COST
Remember, 40 HUMBUG; We mean business, ana
will sell at ANY PRICE a. close out our large STOCK
All who are In need of goods will do well 10 call
early at the BALTIMORE EAUCTI0N-HOUSE, No.
I6 east Broad street. j. ROSE,
jy2s.lm Agent for S. Godenberg.
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IHAvE AxAIYzEp the wniskEY Known un'
der the braad of B-Seleet" controlled by Nessfs.
wALrxx u. BLAIR 4 Co., Richmond, Va ANA
and II free from 6asit-ou and other impurities,
and. recanmsnd Its use for medicinal aud fsmhy
purposes. J. Is. McCAw, NJ. d..
W Late Professor OF Chemistry.
Medical College OF Virginia.
x..x...1a 1870
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See the new FALL aud wrrkh GOODS AZ LAsl
BROTHERS.. Bay now AMI yoa wliid a. "e' A"'s
doue--get the trst choice.
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EMINENT DIR. w. G. CAvENAGH.
MEMPHIS. TENN, WRITES:


For weak digestion, consumption, general de.
biiity, and want OF appetite, | ehserfully recom-
mend Colden's LIEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF
BREF,
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er- President OF the Medical Association OF the sta

PxFnAJ4o LrrHIA wATE1--This seIebrste0
wsior Is sold on draasht by GAoRGE scapES' Ne
1 rn0, Ma 10 street..
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See the great bargains IN BLACK siLKsA
LEVY BrofuERs.
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THE DISP ATCH.
sY The DISPATCH COMPANY.
-. fN<effk...y spvA<vh.
-. pk,I,y plsrATcH !, delivered 70 .apsc,is r.
sss. sy ,,sfnss a.sa Sass al 10 % per .sn"m Is for
81 months: s,.so fv 'hr's uonihs: soc' Ter
or Ths Pom csup'sMi,.wgExLY DISPATCH st ~ per sa.
AsS me wFfKiy DlsPkTCh sssl per annun
SPECIAL >wrsSkN.
nrA CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
Having determined TO close out our entire stock Of
LAST FALL AND WINTER GOODS
hefor. purchasing our new stock. we will offer
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS
FOR ruE
NEXT FIVE DAYS.
Among this stock will be found
BLANKETS,
sHAwLs,
QUILTS.
FLANNELs,
BLACK cAsnMEREs,
DRAP D'ETE,
CLoAKs.
wooLLEN ULsTERs,
CARPETS.
Also, a full line of
COLoRED CAsRMEREs,
NOVELTY DRESS GOODS,
and fun line of
LAST WINTERS SHADES
SILKS AND sATlNs.
on THE AROvE GOODS
WE WILL GUARANTEE
AsAvING or TWENTY PER CENT.
au24.lt COHEN BROTHERS.
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PROPOSALS..
OFFICE or sUPERIsTEsDEsT or
MILLER MANUAL LABOR SCHOOL,
.PosT.oFFIcE, BATKsyfLLE, yA-
August q, 1850.

August TO, ISbU.
VNO C0STRACTORs.-TEe Board hay-
a ing postponed the letting OF the contrast for
Seeismfer. 1850 We viii receive Al this once
SEALED PROPOSALS Tor building the same until
the eve ef SEPTEMBER 1sT.
The building Is 10 he OF brick with stone nnish.
feet. . 80 - 80 - -
,.speelseaions Win be sent by nsil on application
Plans can be sess here IT the SCHOOL
Our depot y . .Ntstums River, Chesapeake aud
onie hsissaZ, Va g. 2. VAwTkk.
su le-eod6t. Superintendent
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UoRsFoRp,s ACID PHOSPHATE

relieves mental and physical exhaustion, and gives
vigor and renewed strength to the human system
when weakened by oyerwork.
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ANNUAL voIksgEsT OF Tue CoNcoRpiA oo-
car. VpRgIN.--The annual volksfest OF the
Corcor,lia Social yerein was held al Moun'
Pleasant Yesterday. The train left the city
about 0 O'Clock. carrying very nIg'
crowd. The affair passed Oh pieassn,y,
and the party returned to tue CITY n'sn.,
delighted with the days entertainmsrns, r IA a.
the glass ball shootlng-match Cap'mn cna,'s' ,n
n. Epps won the gold medal. Az tue psa"s
rife shooting Mt. William O'Ueh secu'0s
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9itl,mond aispatfh.
Neutrality-suspicious. "a, 1880.
vs. THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
I, LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU.
LATIos OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NKws-
PAPERS OF THE CITY.

FEntered at the Post once at Richmond, Va, az
second-class matter.I
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The report OF the committee was adopted
unanimously, and brief speeches were made
by President Watkins, Mr.. g.. S. Palmer,
and Others.
The following gentlemen were selected
to receive subscriptions from the citizens
of Richmond for the above object W. l..
White, Joseph Blair, Charles U. Williams,
j. III. Chamberlayne, Henry w. Tyler, Will
liam Cans, w. E. Cardozo, George d. Thax-
ton, S. $. Cottrell, Louis j. Bessieux,
Charles f. Taylor, Charles A. Baldwin, and
w. l.. Fleming.
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wBARGAINS IN BLACK SILKS.

JUST RECEIVED,
GUINET'S BLACK CACHEMfRE
GROS-GRAIN SILK at 81 so per yard worth s2;
GUINETrS BLACK GROs-GRAIN SILK at 81
worth sl.z5.
The above are special bargains. and we'll worthy
Of the attention OF those who wish 10 save 20 per
cent. on their purchases.
.uls LEVY BROTHERS.
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T THUTZLEK BROTHERS.,
52j BROAD STREET,
OFFER
THE GREATEST BARGAINS TO BE FOUND
IN THE CITY.
GIVE THEM 4 TRIAL.
TREMENDOUS INDUCEMENTS.
PRICES LOWER THAN EVER.
PRINCES, BUTTONS, LACES,
RIBBONS, HOSIERY, GLOVES,
CORSETS, and HANDKERCHIEFS.
GOLD-PLATED JEWELRY A SPECIALITY.
The largest stock of FASHIONABLE MILL
merry at half the wholesale cost. au7
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-01-22

Superintendent Relfe has decided to
test the right of cooperative bodies to
do what is called Insurance business in
the State without conforming to the in
surance law. On Saturday last the Su-
perintendent notified the officers of the
Merchants Exchange Benevolent Soci-
ETY., Masonic Mutual Benevolent Socie-
ty and the National Temperance Re
lief Union that proceedings would be
commenced against them atonce. An
agreed statement of facts will be prepar-
ed and submitted to the Supreme Court
in order to get an early decision. Ithas
for some time been a mooted question
as to whether these cooperative socie-
ties could not, under the present insur-
ance law, be required to deposit with
the Superintendent of Insurance a re-
serve fnnd, the same as is required OF
all insurance companies doing business
in the State. Since life insurance COM
panies have grown into such disfavor
there has been rapid increase in the
number of societies having an insur-
ance feature, and the decision of the
Supreme Court will be awaited with
great interest by the members of snch
societies.