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New Departure I'm Politics.

Editors Dispatch 1t is extensively ru-
mored on the streets that the friends OF
Judge j. VI. Gregory, OF Chesterfield, are
urging his claims for Congress from this
district on the part OF Readiustcrs. They
claim that Judge Gregory is strongly ideEti.
fed with rtadiustment, and has been so
even before the passage OF tho McCulloch
bill. The position occupied by the Judge
in politics for the past several years Is such
rs to cause bis nomination to be not only
not impossible, but very probable, and
is likely 10 cut both ways. They claim
that ReSdiusters from both wings OF the
party will support Judge Gregory with
a great deal OF interest and with more una
nimiy than any other man in the district.
II is not known whether the Judge will ac'
cept or not, but the indications are said TO
be so favorable for him from many parts
Of The district that il is likely he Will con-
sent to be a candidate before the Hanover
Convention. ......... READJUsTER.
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Z VALcE OF THE BuvYAL0 LfTmA wATEne 4
AZ coNrARxp WITH orHKa AISxnAL wArxna
On. Huxrra u.arfrr.

Ds. HUxrHR N'GrrnR. "
Professor SuYeery Medical College os virsiniA <xS
Rres1dent AssoeSati0n Of Medical Omeers Coast1o-
rate Asmv sud navy; one Of the Wee Pre.ldsntG
Of the fnf.rssfieusf Medical Congress: ~
-In ny sxpcs'euce the Bu5Alo LkAh wsses y
valuable IN sreater variety Of dses>ts and dlsdg~
def1 tban anv other nkBeral water that have svog
emp'oSed Tpreseyfbei Il IN .dosen cssss where :
.erfbe any other oaee-' 'S,t ~ 20
& DIN. WILLIAM .. iiowAnD. .
OF Baltimore, Professor Of Diseases " Wopen aD1
Children In the University Of Maryland:
Z 'swere called sIon TO stSte from what niserao
waters hsve the greatest and n,ost uu1staks~
Die amount of good acclue In she largest nunter ef
cases II general way. would unhesifsiiuE1y cay
the Buasio spring., in Mecklenburg county, va.~
H1f DR. nARvEy l. BYRD,
Of Baltimore. late Professor Of Diseases Of Women
and Children In the College OF Physicians an0
sufHsons of Mar, land:
"Ffom my experience with the action Of tbese
waters. regard them a. POSSESSING degre Of CO.
ratiys power ard extent OF adaptation In chroaie
disease found In NO other mineral water OF which
have any knowledge. and believe they might bs
used IN almost all cases OF chrouic discsse with
bened,r s.tt~ts nitt. se
DIR. THOMAS p. ATKINSON,
sx-Presdent OF the Medical Association OF the state
..g ef virxiaia
~ have been visitor ut most OF the noted
Watering places OF the country, both North and
seuih aud have no hesitation whatever In saying
that nj no other health resort have seen such gene
raj aud unmisakable benefit derived by invaiids -
at the Buffalo Springs, and regard these waters
general restorative Of the enfeebed, broken. down
human system rs Without rival"
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considered almost epidemic by some men,,
the prominent symptoms OF diphtheria have
been wanting. In the cases that have seen
the local symptoms have been out OF all pro-
portion 10 tue constitutional, and in the Sc
yerest ,cases--one Of those that proved Ia
tal-there was no morbid product in the
throat at all. The cervical and lymphatic
glands and the fcnsiIs sweied very rapidly,
and 30 enormously that the child sufiocated.
rs In the Group, but there was no membrane
present, as Tar as could be examined. There
may have been membrane In the air-pas-
saqes. bave no doubt that some common
poison courses through all.
"The disease being evidently on the de-
clue, there may be little more 10 fear from
II. Sill, even the few cases that may occur
hereafter will be worth guarding against,
and the best pleventions are those com.
monty used against diphfheria. and imme-
diate application to Trustworthy physicians.
While the disease may be departing from
Cincinnati 1t appears to be steadily tending
eastward. and while one locality NAV be-
come freed from it the distress does not di-
minish in another
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

The ashland Convention. Judge ClOp.
ton has appointed the following gentlemen
to represent him in the Conservative Con.
gressIonal Convention to be held at Ash
land next Tuesday: d. l.. Puliam, Clay
Drewry, w. S. Ratcliffe, DR.. Thomas j.
Cheatham, George ii. Jewett, A. c. Pull
liam, Y. T. Morrisette, Thomas J. Wool.
bridge, II. l.. Jones, ii. &. Watkins, and
w. b. Woodbridge. Alternates Leonidas
Wells, NJ. A. Cogbill, John w. Jewett, A.
l.. Winfree, end Peter NJ. Andrews. City
CT Manchester-H Henry Fitzgerald, A. Roy
all, John d. Baird. II. b. Owen, and ID. j..
Weisiger. Alternaies: John w. Owens
and William p. Kidd. ...
Captain George d. Wise has not as yet
announced his delegates.
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THE EXCLUSION OF ST. JOINS LUTHERAN
SUNDAY-SCHoOI. The Sunday.scbool OF ST.
Johns German Lutheran church Will have
an excursion TO Mount Pleasant, on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway, next Monday.
Kessnich's full brass and string band has
been engaged for the occasion. There will
be fine shade, plenty OF good water, fresh
country air, and an abundance OF rational
outdoor enjoyment. The ladies Of the
church Will furnish seasonable refreshments
at city prices. The train leaves at 81 O'Clock
A. M. Persons wishing TO go upon the
regular train at 81 p. NJ. can do so without
extra cost. The trains leave about p.
NJ. on their return. The fare il reasonable.
Mount Pleasant is eighteen miles from Rich.
mond, and the $3.50 train offers fine induce
meDis 10 those who wish 10 take a short but
pleasant trip Of few hours TO the rural
districts. Whatever the management OF
this church undertakes is always well done,
and we can safely guarantee day OF
pleasure to all who attend this annual pie
nj
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RICHMOND, Jnly 93d

10 the EnumerotOrS of Third Census
District: Many Of the eDumeratOrs OF this
district have inquired whether their pay
would be received from this office or from
Washington. Their accounts will be made
out here after careful comparison OF work
done with daily reports OF the same. Such
accounts, except where enumerators have
been derelict, will be forwarded to Wash
ington now in a few days; cheeks for the
required amounts will be issued from the
Department there direct. TO the enumera-
tors.
To prevent constant demand and inter-
ruption at this office it is thought best TO
publish the desired information.
Respectfully, j. q. CABELL,
SuDeTyisor.
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DOVER BAPTIST ASS0CIATl0N.-Tn Yen-
cradle body closed its ninety-seventh an
nual session yesterday at Coosse, King Will
liam county, Va. Professor +. Harrison,
OF Richmond College, was reelected mod
orator, c. II. Jones, Esq, clerk, and j. r.
COttrell treasurer. Rev. j. Is. Hutson, OF
Pine.Street Baptist church, preached the
Introductory sermon-a thoughtful dis
course.
Able reports on the various enterprises
were read and adopted, after being dis
cussed. The report on education. by Rev.
:. G.. Clopton, OF this city, was one OF the
very best.
Rev. II. L. Eaton, ID. D., president OF the
sunday School and Bible Board, said that
the old Dover. including, as 1t does. all tie
Richmond churches, should give the Key
note to the new movement for that Board.
Rev. A. +. Dickinson, ID. D., said that
any " sey.nOte" which did not reach $1,000
would not have an inspiring effect on other
| Associations. II was decided to designate
tbst amount as the sum 10 be raised for Or.
Eaton's Board.
Rev. DIR. Mcdonald preached on Thurs
day sermon that filled every eye with
tears. and DR.. Hatcher followed with an
address OF great power. DR.. j. William
Jones pronounced Richmond College equal
TO the best, and made fine argument In
behalf OF college education.
Professor X. Frazer, OF Warrenton, Va.'
followed In a good plea for female educa'
tiOn.
Rev. A. <. Dickinson took up collection
for the Home Mission Board OF the Southern
Baptist Convention.
Rev. John Pollard, ID. d., and others
preached able sermons on yesterday. The
attendance, considering the inclement wea'
tber. was very good, and the meeting was
considered the best since the war;"
The next meeting will be held at Sharon,
King William county.
The delegates are enthusiastic In then
praise OF the hospitality OF the King VII
liam people. They say that there IS no lack
OF chickens down there, and that they never
ate better.
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COURT ORDERS.

VIRG GINIA-IN LOUISA CIRCUIT
Y COURT, CLERKS OFFICE JULY 23, 1880,
IN VACATION; .s
Ella r. EsIy, Jeme covert, suing By NJ. c. Butler.
her pexi friend
against
IN CHANCERY.
The object Of this snit, which is pending in the
Circuit Court CT the county Of Lcuss Is 10 obtain
divorce q vfncuio mdtrtm from the Defend
ant and TO .nbject tract of land, the property or
the situated In the ssid county OF Lonsss
eighteen miles east Of the courthouse ON the line
OF the hesapcake and ohio railway. adtuising the
lands OF H. Me Candlish John NJ. Tulloh, aud Others
containing 100 acres more or less, 70 The support
Of the said plaintiff, Ella Z. Ealy, and her infant
children
Aud afhdsvit having bfen made and died that the
defendant Is resi6ent Of Virginia, II Is order
ed that he do appear here within one month after
due publication OF this order In the Richmond Dis
patch, and do what is necessary 10 protect bis In
terest In this suit.
A eOpy-Tssie
SAMUEL II. PARSONS. Clerk.
X. ~. CALDWELL, m -
J. SAMUEL PARRIsH,S - y24-S4w
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Jumped Into Pile Of HOs Cinders.
TCharlotte IN. ca Observer.l


Payson, a twelve. year-old son OF Mr.. F.
A. Folsom, living on B between Ninth and
Tenth streets, was seriously. IL not fatally,
burned near the Richmond and Danville
dey0t last Tuesday. He accompanied an
other little boy who was carrying his
fathers dinner TO the deI6', and while on
the way Payson discovered pile OF cn-
ders lying near the track, into which he
Jumped. The pile proved to be red-bot be-
meath the surface, and the child was borri-
bly, burned on both feet and ankles, besides
receiving a burn on one OF his hands,
which, it is supposed, be thrust into the
mass TO support himself. After getting out
OF the fire he walked the greater part OF the
wav home, aud was assisted the remainder
OF the distance by some companions. His
injuries were not thought to be OF a dam
gerous nature until Wednesday, when 1t
was found that his condition was indeed
very critical, and Thursday II was not
thought that be would recover.
The cinders in which the little fellow was
burned had been emptied from an engine
some hours previous, and after exposure 10
the air presented very harmless appear
ancc, as all traces Of fire had left them.
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Briefs.-The Christian Mission sunday
school meets at 0 A. NJ. at Lyceum Hall in
slead OF at A p. NJ, as heretofore.
An investigation into the affairs OF the
Bank OF Manchester was being made yes
terday by the Hn,ting, Court grand jury.
No special services have been announced
at any OF the churches for tomorrow.
An important meeting OF the almost de-
funct Manchester Division, Sons OF Tenn
peranee, will be held tonight.
Meetings OF the Police Board and Tho
CITY school Board will be held nexi Tues
day night.
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THE RICHMOND PosT- T-OFFIcE.-TbeW WASH
ineton correspondent Of the Baltimore
American writes: The Richmond (Va.)
postmasi ersbip is creating a stir among
office. seekers from that section. The Pre-.
sident has decided to remove Colonel
Forbes, the present incumbent, In conse-
uuence OF bad management OF affairs, and
that fact having become known delegations
have commenced to arrive. There are APP
pfications for the intended vacancy from
Miss Van Lew, the former postmistress
DR.. G. X. Gilmer, who has been chronic
ofice.seeker for many years, and Colonel
Nye. The Gilmer delegation, beaded by
Judge Riyes, arrived to-day Thursday j,
aud called upon the President, but as Post
master Forbes has not yet been officially
notified to step down and out the President
did not give the delegation any encourage.
ment. p9tt -
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Harris, where 4 cofored man named Daniel
Shelton bad taken tito hsye.it repaired last
"Wednesday, and mention Of which has
nlready appeared in the Dispatch, has been
identified. II was stolen FROM the residence
OF Mr.. Whitworb, who lives In The wesf
end Of the city, on the night OF June o,
1S75-just a little over five years ago. A
number OF valuable articles were stolen
from Mr.. whItwertf h at the Same time, snd
be employed Detective John Wren month
after to work up The case. o so bis efforts,
hitherto. apparently uuavailing, have now
after the lapse OF five years proved success,
ful ''
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THs POLICE CoURr.-Justice ID. c. Rich
ardson Yesterday disposed OF the following
cases
Priscilla Brady aud Susan Jones (ooh
colorehl charged on croes.warrants WIN
as.,n, an,, battery and aisorderly conduct,.
were each fined IS and costs.
Josenb Bailey tcoIoredl was fined - for
d;snrdsrly conduct. and Victoria Jackson
fined 81. so Cor similar otiesee.
Wohert Hawkins feoloredb charged with
s,sault and battery, was discharged on the
~ The eases of Mike Wolf alas Charles
chanma,. charged with stealing two horses
s,or, G,rland Hanes and one from III. T.
Didlake. were continued until Today on
account NJ the absence 81 important W.T.
nes,es for the Commonwealth. g
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EXTRACT from letter from ID. T.. BRoDE, Esq,
Tamaqus, Pa; al received The TUFTS PILLS you
sent me a week ago, and have maze good use tf
them. Already feel that would not he witlout
them on any account. Please send another supply,
all my neighbors want them. can sell auy guam Ivy
OF them. as they ere the best pill ever made"
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HEyRICo COUNTY COURT-THE CASE OF
Mr.. JAMES B. WALTERs.-In the County
Court Of Henrico yesterday morning the
continued cnse OF Mr. james B. Walters,
OF The Whig, indicted as an accessory to
the late duel fought between Mr.. w. c.
Elam and Colonel Thomas Smith, was call
ed. Mr.. George w. Thomas, Common
wealth's attorney, appeared for the prose-
cution. Mr.. Walters was represented by
Captain John 5. Wise, Mr.. Henry w. Hob
son. Colonel ID. A. Hounschell, and Mr..
Henry A. Atkinson, Jr.
The following jury was sworn: George
ChamberIayne, ). Solomon, b. NJ. Leake,
l.. II. Jeter, Jonah Cooper. James Ii. Cren-
shaw, III. c. Hecher, j. Morris Carter,
James G.. Talley, Jacob 5. Atee, Jr., Rich
ard b. Gum, Martin LOughrane.
The following witnesses for the Common
wealth were called: w. III. Sutherland, Or.
Hugh NJ. Taylor, DR.. NJ. b. Carter, VIII
liam L. ROYAL, w. G. Elan, Il. L. Lee, ).
Lawton, Charles Hill (hack-driyer. near the
Exchange), and FranclS Barrows lseeper oi
the cemetery ut Seven Pines.
The Commonwealth Attorney called at
tentiou to the fact OF the absence OF Mt
| W. C., Elam, very material witness.
Mr.. Hobson stated that Mr. Elsm's con-
dition would not admit Of his obeying the
summons OF the Court, as DR.. Hugh NJ
TAYLOR could testify.
Mr. Thomas, after some brief discussion
stated that in consideration OF the feeble
condition OF Mr.. Elam's health he would
allow a continuance.
Mr.. Hobson stated that he wished It un'
derstood that they were ready 10 90 into
trial at once, and that il was simply through
courtesy to the Commonwealth that they
agreed to its p0stponement.
The case was continued until the second
week in September, and Sir. Walters's bal
rauayst
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Tus WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy and
cool, with light rain in the afternoon and at
night. ol
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY a. NJ, 70;
9 A. NJ, "a: noon. so; 7. M, 80; z.
w., IA; midnight. 70.
Mean temperature, I4s.
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Persondl.-Jobn +. Taylor, Esq, Is u
member Of the City School Board from the
Second Ward.
Ex-Mayor and ex-senator l.. II. Chiles h
in the city on u visit TO his friends.
Depuly-Postmasler David Beatlie has left
Old Point for Washington, aud expects TO
return home next week.
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f, yAcrs THAT sHorLp DE KSowS-The "tE-
rxoLrsEt y Is the only and real NATURAL remedy for
diseased hair, and ihe only reliable cure for bah-
ress. The Psirosine" has prossa Its povsfmi
regeneraiive properties, as evidenced by anGnoer
OF late hsld heads now showing yonng and visor-
Gus ciop OF hAIr. The PeIrellne Is sofa, "ho's'
sale ara re;ail. by l.. wAesxERs Druggist,
Asnt for The naDuf seturer.
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Two TEACHERS.

on THURSDAY, July l. 1880. there win be q
MEETING OF THt TRUSTEES OF TIE NV
LONDON ACADEMY. az the Academy, To ELECT
APRINCIPA:. for the next ensuing term. Ailen-
tion OF teachers of superior qusihcaiions Is re-
ap,- ted 10 ibis notice. For particulars ADDRESS at
FOREST DkPoT or BEDFORD SPRINGS, VA"
any one Of the hoard OF Trustees:
W. H. IRVINE II. G.. W. RADFoRD,
Nh. FLOYD. JEssE IRVINE,
THOMAS READ, THOMAS WEST, ..
or s. T. PETERS, President.
The election Of Prlncipai Of New London AcAds-
my has been POSTPONED UNIH. JULY "a,
$50, III =. Il. PETERS,
~ 7-eodtiy24 President.
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CsoCnERy. .eLAsswAaG. &c q.
nOWN THEY GO!

100 TIN TOILET SETS Just received. 20 be sold
at from 10 10 25 per cent. less than regular
price.
Great bargains in slLvER-PLATED ICE
PITCHERS. ..l...4. .
PORCELAIN.LINED PRESERVING KETTLES
very cheap
TOILET WARE and HOUsE-FURNIsHiNG
GOODS GENERALLY, 10 be found south OF
Nex York. at BoTTOM PRICES. II you wish
bargains give me a call. .rs -tttt.e
wl2 E.B. TAYLOR. 1011 Main street.
lust RECEIVED, A CRATE OF
- soUP-TUREENs from England (; q large stock
OF DECORATED CHANBkK SETS. some very
pretiy,s few ugly ones: great variety OF lin
SETS; 1000 uILK-PANS. kiigiuy daInagec. ~
Call carly and secure bargains, .oy
el4 sl... No. 400 Brosd street.
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UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
sTAUNToN, VA.
Miss MARY j. BALDWIN, PRINCIPAL.

This institution continues 10 increase In prosper
ny from wear 10 year. lt offers superior advantages
IN location; In It's buildings aLd erosnds; In lts
general appointments and sanitary arrangements :
It's full corps Of superior and experienced teachers
t. unsurpassed advantages IN music modern IAN,
guages. eOcui1ou. hue ariS. physical culture, ana
instruction in the theory and practice or COOLING
The snccess ful efforts made 10 secure health COM
fort and happnesS: It's opposition 10 extrayagance;
iis standard OF solid scholarship
For full particulars apply 10 the Principal for
c,,sioeu.s 1e lS2m
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u,UrT's PILLS.
syurroMs OF A ronPlD LIVER.

,o.sof Anpe,,,e. Nausea. Bowels Coaive, Palm
an the Head, with dun sensation se The oaek ps'''
Pain Under the shoulder-nsde; felness Aner
rating. with diseeilss,ion TO exertion Of body OF
,0,ra. Irrt,abiIIly OF Temper; Low Spirits; Loss
~ Memory, with feeling Of having neglected some
sn,v. wesriress, Dizziness, fln''ering Heart
T,,,. ncfore the Ewes, yeaow skin, Headache Rest
-. a, night. nighly-c colored Urine.
~ rpysr WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED ST.
RIous DISEASES WILL SOON
RE DEVELOPED.
rr-TT,s PILLS are especially adapted 10 srch
eases. One dose Effects such change OF ieehhs ~
20 sstonIsh the sufferer.
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wEATHFR REPuRr.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.--For the Mid.
die Atlaniic States, partly cloudy weather,
occasional rain, southerly winds, stationery
or higher temperature, and generally lower
barometer.
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NJ. ELLYsos u o.. Sasertislls aeenu, insert sds
veriseaents IN all OF he newspapers OF the Unisst
sses at publishers rates. Orders iefs ut the Do
patch counting-rsom will reOeivs prsmrt atteH
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PARAsoLs AND UMBRELLAS
THE REMAINDER OF OUR STOCK MUST DE SOLD.

We now offer whole stock OF PARAsoLs aud
sun. UMBRELLAS AT AND BELOW COST so as to seil
all out this month. Those in want Of superior
article at an extremely low price should purchase
now, as such a chance as this Is seldom to be met
with LEVY BRoTHRRs.
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sAvB,MoNEY ~ navng your ,rintisg dose THE
DISPATCH PRINTISG-HousK. Good work, iow
prices, and satisfaction euarSausd.
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Ir ru. suFrEREBs FROM rRENArrRE BALD
NESS but knew II, the tonic qualities a quinipe
are n specific. Ia no shape can it hs used more
agreeably than IN J. Is. ArKissoSs Qninine
taAA
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DOANOKE COLLEGE, SALEM, VA.

TwESTY-EIGHTu SESSION BEGINS SEPT. sTH.
Classical, Scientific. Elective and Preparatory
Courses. Library, 10000 volumes. Climate un-
surpassed town 1.l00 feet above sea leyej.
Churches of FIVE demon inxtions. Entire expense
FOR ten months, from ~ 60 10 1920 tineluding co..
lege fees. board, fuel. lights, and washingl. ~ :
dents from sixteen States. Catalogues FREE.
Address I SECRETARY OF FACULTY.
iv 7.deni ImsW law lm4w2t
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IuAvs ANALYzED IuE wnIsxEr known un'
der the brand OF . b. Ssseet" controlled by Messrs
WALTER ID. BLAIR a Co., Richmond. Va. .nd
.aud il frse from nssi,-oii aud other Impurities,
ard recommend rs use for medicinal aud family
nurnoses. ). n. MocAw, NJ. D.,
- e.,sff.,. Late Professor OF Chemistry.
Medical College Of Virginia.
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Tn Chesterfield Wise received 10S votes.
The other candidates received 224 votes.
We are not informed as to how these votes
were divided, but learn that nearly all OF
them were for ClOptOn.
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Seven Leayenworth doctors gathered
around a man who fell on the walk. Four
called il case OF sunstroke, and the other
three said II WAS q 1T. Along came small
boy and proved that twas banana peel.
Warner Daniel, eolored seaman from Viz.
ginia, died In Baltimore Thursday. ts.e.,
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HoRsFonD's ACID PHosPHA0
makes delightful aud healthy dribk~ WIN "a'ca
and sugar ouly.
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I FIyR YEARS. TIaE-kERPiSo WIN
Roaus.-The stolen watch which was 10.
covered a, the loan Office OF Mr.Aorana@
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+ THE LATE PRIMARY-How THE VOTE
STANDS. The following is the official state'
ment OF the vote OF Hanover and Louisa
counties at the primary election OF July nth:
Hanover: Wise, delegates; Winston,
A; Moncure, 9; and Young, 3. Louisa !:
WINSTON. 13; and Wise, 1. Captain George
D. Wise now has 70 delegates, as follows ::
Richmond, 40; Manchester, 2; Henrico, 6 (;
Hanover, s.; Louisa, l; Chesterfield, 9;
Caroline, l.
Judge William 1. CloptOn Chesterfield,
IL; Manchester, 5; Richmond, |. Total, IL.
Captain F. V. Winston: Richmond, 1S;
Louisa, 13; Hanover, 4. Total, 80.
Colonel John b. Young: Richmond, q;
Hpnrico, 10; Hanover, ,. Total, 10.
+. &. Moncure, Esq: Caroline, 10; Han
over, ,. Total, II.
Total number Of delegates, 15G; necessary
to choice. 10.
CAPTAIN Wise lacks votes OF sufficient
number to nominate him on the first ballot.
The Convention meets at Ashland next
Tuesday, july 9th.
The following was the vote in Hanover in
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