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then told Galloway that he was nothing;
that he knew him when he was q boy In
hotel. He then asked Mr.. Callaway II he
owned an interest In the house--if he was
proprietor--and II he thought he had treat.
ed him gentlemanly. To this Mr.. Galloway
replied by saying that he was nothing but a
clerk; that he worked for q salary, but that
he knew his business; and closed by tell
ing Mr.. HUNT that II he said he had
treated him ungentlemanly he lied. To
this remark, Mr.. Hunt said: " You are not
q gentemau," aud Cailaway said "You are
a liar" Mr.. Hunt then told Mr.. Galloway
that he could get an opportunity TO settle
the difficulty at any time. Mr.. Galloway
said that he was willing TO accompany Mr..
Hunt 10 the front OF the house and settle
the matter right there. Mr. Hunt then
said that be would see him later about It (;
that he was going to see Mr.. Scoville about
the treatment he had received, and walked
away.
Mr.. Jordan knew nothing Of the shoot
ing.
Mr.. Lit BIoodworth, who was present
" when the shooting occurred, says that when
be first saw Mr.. Callaway he was standing
beside Mr.. HUNT, with whom he was talk
ing. Mr.. Bloodworth thought they were
ITlcDuS uulli Dc UtdIu NIL NulIdNdl dcA
Mr.. HUNT 10 he thought he had treated him
gentIemanIy. Soon after this Mr.. HUNT
struck Mr. Galloway with the glass aud in
stantly drew his pistol and fired. Mr.. Cal
lawsy fred after Mr.. Hunt. AS soon as
HUNT shot he jumped behind post and
cooked bis pistol again. Mr.. Bloodworth
stepped up to him and told him II be did
not put the pistol down he would Kill him.
HUNT then dropped the gun TO hls side and
the affair was over.
The pistol used by Mr.. Galloway was a
small % cslibre. The ball from it buried
itself in the pillar behind and near Mr..
Hunt. Mr.. HUNTS pistol was Smith d
Wesson 80, and the bail from il passed
through Mr.. Callaway's Jaw and buried
itself in the wall Of tue building. 1t was
subsequently picked out, and is now in Mr..
| Scoyille's possession.
In Atlanta Mr.. HUNT has friends who
will gladly beceme bis bondsmen. He is
represented as gentleman in every sense
OF the word.
Mr.. Galloway is probably the best-known
| hotel clerk in the State, and his many friends
will hear with great sorrow the news OF his
! injuries. By close attention to his duties,
universal politeness, and happy, smiling
| face, be has won scores OF friends, who are
always glad to grasp the hand that knows
no dnplicity. Mr.. Galloway has always been
a favorite with the travelling public, and bis
recovery will be hailed with delight by
Thousands. His condition this morning
was flattering, and in all probability his
bright. genial, happy smile will soon be
found behind the Kimball.HOuse counter.
Late last night Justice Tanner assessed
Mr.. HUNTS bond at $3.50, and IN short
time the bOnd,men's names were affixed,
and the gentleman released. Gus Smythe,
Charles Curry, and William Tanner are
among the bondsmen.
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PERsONAL.-CoIOnel John b. Cary re-
turned yesterday from Milwaukee,.
Mr.. Robert b. Lyme left last evening for
the Rockbridge Alnm Springs.
Judge Hughes arrived in the city yester-
day, and the United States Court will con-
yene to-day.
Mr.. William Allen has returned to the
city from the Warm Springs.
Father Justiniani, OF Baltimore, a de.
scendant Of the Italian family Of that name
so celebrated in history, is 10 The city giving
a religious retreat.
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Welsh will leave to-day for
Chattanooga, where be will enter upon his
new duties as western passenger agent for
the N0TfOlk and WesteTn railroad.
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Tar WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
Ia lpS and pleasant during the day, with
rain at night ~ 20.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 8 A: NJ, 20 ;
II; noon, sc; S Z. NJ, So; 6P.
NJ, 50; midnight y.
Man temperature, 70 l6.
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A DTABOLICAL FORGERY.
A Richmond Young Lady Betrayed
for $500

by Plausible scoundrei, who Adds Mari-
mony ns a Cloak 20 Other Crimes-A Sad
Sequel TO ga Richmond Romance "-The
Bogus Advertiser for a Goyernes His Let.
ters OF Social and Financial Recommends
tion Atrocious Forgeries-Detectives on His
Track-His Escape TO Canada Probable
Etc. Etc.
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FIRE IN THE COUNTY.-Tbe kitchen on
the farm Of Mr.. Thomas w. Pemberton,
situated on the Mechanicsyille turnpike
about two and bali miles from the city,
was burned Wednesday night. IL is sup
posed that 1t caught from the stove In which
q fire had been left burning. Loss not
known. No insurance.
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WEATHER REPORT.

,vD,c,rIoSs FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
-, .,,sniic states, generally fair westher,
Ge s,.,,e winds, stationary or higher barom-
.ar and nearly stationary temperature.
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KORSToRD's ACID PHOSPHATE IN NERVOUS
PRosYRATIOS.--It is the best tonic know
of In debility and nervous prostration, With
sleeplessness, caused by mental overwork or
prolonged lsctstlon.-A. 4. Carothers, D.,
D., San Antonio, Texas.
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Ex-senator Conkliug tells the Washing
ton Republican that he was rendered the
Chlef.Justiceship during Grants admins.
tration, and that he declined 1t.
II is proposed in New Hampshire to cele-
brate the one-hundredth anniversary OF
DanieI webster's birth, which falls on the
18th Of January next
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.ceiyed frem her yesterday states that she Is
returning with them home. Her anguish
may be better imsgiued than described. and
IN order TO avoid all publicity she will con-
sent only TO travel at night. She Is ex-
pected TO reach this city this evening.
her SELF. SACRIFICE.
1t may be asked was this sudden and fatal
alliance the result OF affection or an insane
desire for wealth, and II Is only Just TO this
unfortunate lady, who has the deep sympa.
thy OF this community, to state emphatically
that II was for neither. She heroically
sacrificed herself solely with the hope
OF bringing relief TO ber widowed
mother, whose mind was becoming
seriously effected by the sting of poverty
and trifing burden OF obligation which
preyed upon her. While on the one hand
the apprehension and summary punishment
OF the dastqrdly villain must be desired by
all, 10 is serious question whether his vic.
tim, who bas suffered so much, should be
further subjected TO the torlures Of public
trial.
Shortly after the marriage a northern pa
per contained an account Of an escaped lu-
matte there, whose mania was the employ
ment Of governesses. II Marvin be the
lunatic, it adds another remarkable chapter
to this startling episode 10 real life.
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DON'T DIE IN THE HOUSE.

BETHESDA WATER, direct from tle spring, at
soc. per gallon, at A. ANTONTs, Main street.
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THs DAIRYMAIDs' REcEPTroN.-The
Dairymaids' reception, which has been In
progress at the Third Presbyterian church
for the past two nights, has been great
success as we'll as means OF enjoyment to
many persons. 1t will be continued to-
night. aud will doubtless attract large
crowd,
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DEACH MILITARY ACADEMIA

ID SELECT BOARDtNG aud DAY SCHOOL,
No 91l EAST FIANKLIN STREET, RICHMOND,
Va The seventeen es' ION brgins TIL RsDAH,
Septe mber 18Th, and c'o,es 18TH JUNE following.
Mr. l.. e.. CATLETT. n. A.. Of Richmond Colltge,
h,s been engaged as asst tant and Professor l.. =.
HAssELEFF, the distinguished Russian liGsuisl
aud accompli he'd Instructor, will have csarge ~
he depsrlm of Modern Language. CIrcu a.
can be Obtained At the bookstores, Riehmop 0r
by addre sing st. BEACH.
iy I7.Su,W&F2m Principal.
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MRS. RALEIGH COLsrON'S SCHOOL.
MRs. RALEIGH COLSTON. PRINCIPAL.
MISS LIZZIE GRATTAN, ,yICE-PRGSCIPAL.

Thrreguar annual tPfsiOu OF his SCHOOL FOR
YOIING LADIES MISSES. AND Girls over 1ye
YEAR, old. viii open on MONDAY he 10 OF sep
tembeT next. The French department VII continue
under the control Of Professor LA PLACE ans o.
Madame CRKSPI Competent ttachers In other IAN
gnages and Instructors In all EnKlsh branches. To-
Guiding eOcuti0n, will be emp'oyed IS n~ehed. In
principals pledge themselves TO thorough course
of nslruc ion, and conf entity refer 10 for ner pa
irons 10 Confirmation Of this assurance. Terms VII
api ear in future advertisement. " lA-fod6t
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THE PISTOL.
r ArrRAY ar THE KtmBALI.
HOUSE.

N, "a Galloway and MIR. Hunt, CONNER
traveller, Exchange shots, which Re-
,u,. In the wounding or the Former-What
,hs Parties Say.
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HOToPP's CELEBRATED FRsT-PREHIUN
CHARLOTTESVILLE CLARET at 81 per gallon at
CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
DRY AND SWEET CArAwBAs--elegaEt summer
wines-cheap, at CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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BETHESDA WATER, direct from the spring, at
SOC. per gallon, at A. ANTONI's, Main street.
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By Telegraph.l
Justice 10 Mr.. Hunt.
THE FIRST REPORT OF THE DIFFICULTY
AMENDED.

ATLANTA, GA, July 2S.-Full develop
ments in the Hunt. Galloway difficulty show
that the first reports did Mr.. Hunt inius-
tice. The Constitution this morning says
that his bearing in the affair was gallant as
any mans could have been, and his friends
here have stuck by him faithfully all the
time. To-day the case was called for pre-
liminary examination, and Hunt, waving
examination, gave bond for his appearance.
He will have every right protected, and has
made many new friends since the difficulty
occurred,
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ANToNI's Soda and Mineral Water Fountain has
done more this summer for the cause OF temperance
thaa all the lectures ia Christendom.
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Poor POLLY-THE LIVING CAN'T LIVE
BY THE DEAD.-He was overseer at Bell
grove, and Just after complaining lost bis
wife. who was good woman, and dried more
9ppleS than any other in the Mt. Zion neigh
bOrhood. He put on his arm streamer OF
Grape, and enough on his Panama hat to
hide the crown. He came to Richmond a
few DAYS after the funeral, and, stopping at
his usual corner grocery, said he believed
he would only take little blackberry wine.
The conversation loon drfted to poor dead
Polly, and it was heartrendng to hear how
he deplored in subdued tones her loss. Ia
vain his grocer friend urged him to cheer up
and be a man. "Other men," said he,
"haye undergone similar Sfflction, and
Tom, old fellow, you should be brave like
them" "There is no use talking" he re-
piled. "fOr can never smile again. When
| buried Polly the world went with her,
and | wish | was dead. Give me little
more blackberry wine," he here remarked,
wiping a tear from his left eye.
Four months elapsed and not one crop OF
grass had been cut from Pely's grave,
when one Saturday morning he came to the
same grOcers, and, with face rudy, ex-
claimed, johnson, old fellow, give me
big drink Of your best mountain whiskey,
1 feel like a three-year.old." What's the
matter Z" asked the grocer. "Why, | am
going to marry jim JacksOn's daughter
next Thursday, and she Is only seventeen,
and as plump and pretty as a peach"
"Why, old fellow, only few months ago
you told me you wanted to die, all oa ac-
count OF poor Polly. and now you talk
about marrying girl young enough to be
your daughter. Are you crazy or drunk"
" Neither, old boy the HUing can't HUe by
the dead.'" Here he swallowed the whis-
key, wiped his mouth with a redbOrdered
handkerchief. and rode off as rapidly as
bearer Of important dispatches. Poor Polly.
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KEEP on THE SHADY EIDE OF THE STREET aud
stop at ANToNI's and get glass; OF Soda or Mineral
Water, and yOu will never get suustruck.
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INJURED BYA CRCULAR.SAw.-Yesterday
afternoon Charles Woodward, young man
employed at Montagues SASH and blind.iac-
tory, had bis left hand terribly mutilated by
a eircuIar.saw while at work. He was taken
TO the almshouse in the city ambulance,
where he suffered amputation OF the thumb
and two first fingers Of the injured hand.
He was subsequently sent to bis home, cor
ner OF Main and Eighteenth streets.
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Ask druggists for Rough on Rats II clears opt
rats, mice, bsd-bugs, roacses, yernin, fes, ants in
sects. l5 cents per box.
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Hop BITTERs gives good digestion, active liver
good circulation, and buoyant spirits.
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4 UGUsTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
Miss MARY ). BALDWIN, PRINCIPAL,
OPENS SEPTEMBER 1-CLOsEs JUSK l, 1882.

Unsurpassed In its lOca Ion, IN lts buildings anf
grOunds. in its general appointments snd sanitary
arrangements: It's full corps of superOr and ex De-
renced teach RS. IT'S unrigalei advantages la Nh
SIC Modern Languages. EOcutiOn, Fine Arts. Phy-
,tcal Culture, and instruction. In the Theory ana
PTac ice of Cooking; the sfu efforts made 20
SECURE health, com fort and happiness; It's opposi-
ship. .-..-
FOR full particulars apply TO the PRINCIPAL for
catalogues je l5.eOdIm
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EDUCATIONAL.

CHENANDOAH VALLEY ACADE-
y MY, WINCHESTER, VA. The SFvEs-
TENTH SESSION begins SEPrEMBkk ID,
1881. Preparalion for university, army, navy. o.
business. Tboroueh discipline. Full corps of able
Instructors. Location unsurpassed Tor O,agty sno
health. Buildings and grounds repaired ana I'M
proved. Compile covered Gymnasium and exten-
sive suburban grounds. G. l.. G. MINOR, NJ. Al
" 29-dp2nSw2m IUniyersity, Val LII ~.
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Fresh invoice OF KEY.wEsT CIGARS just ar
rived W.D. BLAIR Il Co.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
THE coSsERvArIvE.DEmoCRACY.

Delegates Elected Last Might to Represent
the City I'm the Fourth.of-August Conven-
tIon-Large Meetings In All the Wards
A New City Central Conservative Commit
tee Choseu
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DICHMOND SEMINARY.
IL RICHMOND. VA.
JOHN II. POWELL, PRINCiPAL;
MRS. 7. q. PElT TON and
Mrs J. X. GAkNkTT,
ASSOCIATE PRINCIPALS.

The conrgued growth OF this SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES having rendered Il necessary 70
secure increased accommodations, the building
for a term of years. This building was desiened
and for number OF wears has been ued for
school purposes. II win be thor uxhy repaired and
made compiled IN sii It's appointment. The accom-
modsiioD, for boarders are the best Two young a.
dies 10 Il rOop aud single rooms provided when de-
sired.
A comfortable apartment aud all necessary sttes-
ton prOvid for The sick.
The school will REOPEN MONDAY, Septembsi
70, 1881.
For information as 10 prices. &C., apply for czis-
lOgus ~ ihe bookstores, or 10 -
j. 3o.d1w&tee1ts JOHN " POWELL.
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DRowsiNEss, biliOusness, pains and aches, and
Ague, HOP BITTERs always cures.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

SOp all sales OF Real Estate made between the
lst OF January ana last OF Juue the taxes for the
present year have 10 De paid BY the purchaser. On
an sales made between the lsL OF July and last Of
the year the taxes have 20 be paid BY the seller.
by all the real estate agents IN Richmond and ap-
plies % Richmond and vieimty.l
JAS. MACDOUGALL, 10Y A. NJ, household for
niture, carpets, mattresses, mating, counters,
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WOODS RoE-HERRrNGs, picked by Thompson,
for sale by W. d. BLAIR y co.
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MATTHEWS TAYLOR, THE MURDERER,
BROUGHT BACK TO RICBNOED.-The follow
iag Associated Press telegram received last
night gives the particulars OF Sergeant Je-
ter's visit to Washington with the requisi.
ton for Matthews Tayer the murderer OF
Violet MichauX:
" WdShinqtOn, d. e., July 2S-This
morning Sergeant Jeter, OF the Richmond,
Va, police, arrived here with a requsition
from the Governor OF the State for Mat
theWs TAYLOR, who.was arrested by Officer
Howe OF the First precinct night before
last at the precinct station on suspicion OF
murder. Taylor is cOlOred man, and be
is charged with having on the 10th instant
stabbed and killed mis- mistress, a girl
named Violet MichauX. The party ar
rested proved TO be the right one. When
Sergeant Jeter presented the papers TO
Judge Hagner this morning they were
found to be regular and the prisoner was
delivered to the custody OF the Sergeant,
who left with him at O'Clock this evening
for Richmond"
Sergeant Jeter arrived here last night on
the 10 O'Clock train with his prisoner in
charge, and proceeded at once to the First
police-stalion. The prisoner stated to
Dispatch reporter last night that his real
name was Henry Price, and that he was
born and raised in Alexandra, Va. He
also stated that he was sent to the penlten-
tiary from that place several Yeas ago
for shooting man. He was quite
reticent as to the murder, but ac-
knowledged that he left Richmond last
Wednesday week and made his way slowly
on foot to Atlee's station, reaching there
Friday morning. At that point he boarded
coal-train and rode nearly to Gordons-
vile, when he was put oil by the conduc-
tor He then walked to Culpeper, which
place he reached Saturday, and managed to
steal ride to Alexandra, walking
the balance Of the way 10 Washing
ton, where he arrived Saturday night.
He contriyed to get something TO eat and
place to sleep until Tuesday night, when
be applied to one Of the station houses for
lodging and was held to await the arrival OF
an officer from this place, as before stated.
He will be brought before the Police Court
this morning.
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POLICE COURr.-The following cases were
disposed of Yesterday:
Mary Harris (cOlored) was fined 81 for
being disorderly on the streets.
William Malone, charged with trespassing
upon the premises OF Mary Brown and strik.
ing Emma Miller. The case was dismissed
at the request OF the complainant on pay.
ment OF cost.
Charles Williams (co!oredb yagrant, was
Jailed for thirty days in default Of surety.
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"Old Dominion" Monirose,'' B-Selec'.r" Al
leghany,n aud other brands OF pure WHIsKEY, well
aged W. ID. BLAIR 4 co.
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MEETINGS.
MILITARY NOTICES.
DAlRYMAsD>' RECEPTION.

nAIRYMAlDS' RECEP rION
II AT
THIRD PREsBYTFRIAN CHURCH,
CoMhKHCING WEDNESDAY EVENING. july
27TH, AT $50 O'CLOCK, AND CONTINUING
PoR THREE NIGHTS
The pubic are invned 10 attend and give bssP-
in& hand " deserving cause. " xtls
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elected; II. w. Lubbock, John E. Eppes,
r. It. Pemberton, T. II. Blankenship, and
Joseph Burroughs.
REHABILITATION.
DELEGATES TO THE CONVENTION.

DkLkGATbS TU The CONfENIiON.
Marshall Rard.--A. j. Vaughan, George
A. Alnslie, Arthur w. WeIsIger, and James
p. Sharpe. Arernates J. u. Whitehead,
John A. Meanley. Philip O'Neal, and A.
Bodeker.
Jefferson Wdrd.-Judson CUNNINGHAM,
W. n. Cuilingworth. A. B. Wells, George
ID. Thaxton, and John M. Higgins. Alter
mates: John III. Rose, Joseph j. English,
Il. II. Styll, James w. Stamper, and John
Ii. Bryant.
Madison Wdrd.-Maxwell T. Clarke,
Samuel B. Witt, Robert Ould, John OFT,
and James ID. Patton. No alternates, the
delegation being empowered to fill va
cancies.
Monroe Wdrd.-B. c. Gray, c. s. String
fellow, Peyton Wise, Robert Stiles, James
Lyons, Jr., and w. w. Henry. Alternates :
John Hunter, Jr., j. r. Cooke, Charles
Millbiser, james II. Dooley, z. w. Grubbs,
and r. Il. Biank"nsbip.
Cldy Ward William s. Gilman, John F.
Lay, William +. Drinkard, William S.
Gum, and John j. King. Alternates
Thomas G. Jackson. p. S. Derbyshire,
Thomas NJ. Saunders, James B. Pace, and
ThOmss p. Campbell.
Jackson Wdrd.-W. J. Gentry and W.
sJs GtI-. hllCi W "'h NhN
William Mosby.
CITY CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Marshall Wdrd,-G. Watt Taylor, John
ID. Whitehead, John Pitt, John A. Mean
ley, and A. j. Vaughan.
Jefferson Wdrd.-William W. Wood,
Alexander b. Wells, BeDiamin II. Nash, IL.
C.. Adams, and w. c. Morris.
Madison IYdrd.-JOhn Bell Bigger, John
b. Cary, Wyndham r. Meredith. Andre"
Pizzini, Jr., and X. T. Daniel, Jr.
Monroe Wdrd.-Peyton Wise, TsZewell
Elicit, Charles MilIhlser, p. L. Dupuy'
and James Lyons, Jr.
Clay Rard.-C e. Hill, l.. +. Edwards,
George j. Hooper, Jr., Samuel b. Paul, and
Thomas Z. Campbell.
jackson Wdrd.-H. w. Lubbock, John
L. Eppes, Il. 7. Pemberton, I. ii. Blank
enship, and Joseph Burroughs.
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VI. ELLYsON h co., advertising agents. Insert al
yertisements in all OF the newspapers Of the United
states at publishers rates. Orders left at the DIS
Datch cOunting-room VIII receive prompt aItep'
ti9n.
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RoANoKE COLLEGE, SALEM va
TWENTY.NINTH SESSION BEGINS SEPTkh-
BfR I'm,

Classical. Scientific. Elective, snd Proprietor
COur e.. French and German spoken In classroom.
Library 10000 volumes. Instruction thsroveh'
and wholly unsecisrian. Churches Of Eve den 1ml-
nafiOus IN Sal, III. Cimlle unsurpassed. t.ollees
LOO feet above sea.leyel. aud SurrOundei ~
nOuutaiusl Fxpenses f'r iea mOnihs from WIZ
20 a.. nncnding college fees board. fuel. lisbis
4nd washlngl. stuGents from all seciions C1ia-
80 a sod, .r7 SFCRFTARY OF FACULTY.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done IN,
DISPATCH PRINTING-Il0UsE. Good work, low
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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DIsPATCH ROUTE FOR SALE. Ap-
~ ply 10 ". j. PARR,
iy 2Q-3tt GIT west Main street.
EOR SALE, 10000 CELERY PLANTS.
Il Apply 10 j. STAUDE, Meehaniesyllle turnpike,
one mile from the city, or 10 JOE HUDSON, stall
No "a. Old Market. iy 20 2tt
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A SCRAP OF HISTORY, SHOWING HOW A POOR
FRESHMAN, BY NATIVE TACT, HEAPED UP
BIG FORTUNE, FOR WHICH PHIIADELPHlAN
is A CLAIMANT.
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Meetings were held in all the wards last
night for The purpose Of electug delegates
to the CouseryatIve-D Democratic Convention
which convenes 10 this city on the 4th OF
next month. There was large turnout OF
voters In each ward and the greatest bar
mony prevailed. The names selected are
good ones. aud it Is believed that the entire
ticket will prove satisfactory TO the great
body of voters. A City Central Committee
was also elected.
Below will be found summary OF the re-
suit by wards: