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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-09

PLuG-UGLYGsN IN THE WASHINGT0N MAYoRALrY FLEr-
TIoN.-AccountS of the municipal election in Washing
ton city on Monday charge that the dsgraceu pr,
ceeGings prevailed under the cogniLance and with the
assent OF the police. Ii would that MAY Berret
policemen reg cGg 10 arrest real dsrbers of the peace
carried OIL to he lookup those only who were the par
es aggreVed Numerous OF intimidation Of voters
hstlng aud assaults recorded and other importa
uohs from Baltimore, used for carrying elections were
freely used-dp's, however excepted At night the
ro"dies even went far attack and stone the resi-
dence OF Mr. WRlIcb, the Opposition candidate In the
attack pistols aud other firearms used with freedom
against the house and those assembled in front OF IT,
and says The Star the persons thus attacked He'd into the
premises of Mr. Wallach, folowed by the firing mob
who discharged their pistols while in the passage through
which the attacked escaped out the back way.
Ihe Star intteI states that throughout the whole day
The police were conspicuous distributors OF Berret tick
cts as disbursers OF money TO pay taxes &c for Berret
votes aud fragrant ales and nbetors of the ruans
who, IN the name O the Berret cause were attacking
manning and shooting Respectable citizens uut quite
midnight Their plan was promptly to arrest any such
parties attacked by the ruiians, nomin1lly TO defend
them excusng themselves to those who demonstrated
against their failure 10 arrest the assAAuts on the plea
that they could not effect their arrest Many such
occurred in the OF the day the City Hall pre-
cinct OF the Fourth Ward As well as elsewhere
That the Federal Metropoi, by the counvance OF
It's police at the mercy o, murdeiOus mob yesterday a
ternoon and last night so apparent rs that We pre-
sumo there can be 10 question that Congess will the
close OF the present session. its police regua
iions rs entirely to separate its police from politics. as
has been found necessary in many LortheIn cles-ast
in Baltimore, it will be membered
A. We go to press hear that the amended returns
reduce the nominal majority for Berret fourteen some
say-others 10 eighteen. There is petence to-day
that the eleven persons who voted in the first prtcnc Of
the Seventh Ward naturalization papers taken
since the %ls Of December last legal voters at this
election yet the Seventh Ward Bereparty judges re-
fused to purge their return of them The Circuit Court
declared such votes illegal long since
At two T. VI. to-day the indications we're that by night
fall Mr. Walach would commence the contest before the
Circuit Court with proof of quite 200 illegal or freudu-
lent votes cast against him, and good in his favor
rejected
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-09
WV CLOTHING SToCK
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
nr.r, 4, ~ IN NJ L, 4 N ID Il

OF OUR ON Y AND HOME MANUFACT(R h.
nUR stock % Ready Made Cohns complete, and We ask the
~ attention % and public m general 10 call Auf
be convinced sell the cheapest and best made Clothing
ln s Our stock Is large, ami will continue 10 make up
during summer be able o. keep stock In complete
We v also Clothes order, ia the latest styles,
auj NlI warrant o. DO or no sale
of Cloths, Cassimers and Nestngs on hand All
ask c,u, and look Tor yourself at MORRIS co,
apes Too Main Street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-09
RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

TERMs.
p.ps- IS per Snnum; seuaiWeesy, Weekly, eS Al
.sg,l.- Rerittslces may be made SO ths risk % ne
-" 800 N 1aseo where evidence Il taken ou The d,p0st Ji
t.--- ~ p5st udts containing l-Oney.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-09
RECHARDSON,S
IRISH LINENS

nHI,.o - ~ EN- =.
,.r,. DAMAsKs, DIAPERS, 4c
fNONhUMFRS of RlcharlSons Linens and tbo,. t..,...
~ tainng the Genuine Goods should see tsi tb o oe'
purchase are sealed With the full ofthe arm RICH
sOn SONS OWDES guarantee Of the soundns.. sI
blhty Of the gsods " ~ ''~Htnea' aud dara-
Ih suon Is rendered essentially necessary a. large
sI ueieet'e Anens are prepared season amer sssson
ana sealed with the VI RICHARDSON by Isb Un
regardless o. the ary thus Unlisted on the Amen .
iter and me manufacturers ofthe genuine oods viii n
abandon business profitable while can
on With Goods Of worthless character N Us imposed
seS-dly Igpnts as CO.. o. W
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-09
r,htE NEW AND POPS LAR BOOKS,
NOr FOR THE DAY ONLYJ

TInE MN AND POPt LAR BOOkS,
CSOr FOR THE DAY ONLYJ
NirHOhuu'z Ghost. BY Contributor % "fhe Atlantis "
slIef.i book pronounced hy critics superior t1 similar
A.-r. an fHr. has passed ne Third tfu5n fiuJ.
1ermnIne. Ey spvrNp AsuJr rhIs author ranks 7r,t To-
F, n h books read tl1rc Than sly other authors rms
G.. ..-H.ura.s.l is ty itr bis hcst boob s.uu
W.rtrry OF rIorrIaud. sixth Fi-.ou OF his elegant
a ..rrsIy Not only interesting but the hand
H.., of ff- is,u-t This edition IS sl an
.,ea.a. over other, .1 beauty oi b.g lius. $500
Thr Roman Question. g. EuvJNs tuorr This Is
Hs.I1 Correct f..nu, rord hl Kew O. \ AIAi Au4 =
.....". .H every particular a..
Ara igscreutions, richly Illustrated containing iusI1c
t.H Iraras lre.lu Painting Antique do. MaN~ors, uai
M .l a aU 0f the elegant rps'u-uts 't f- iAN
k.H teachers and those who would bcc1t teach
... Ta.sr ErrUS isrsuNEn f,.l"
biography Of Scit-ra az ht-tie n--unive erssly Se
s,t 5 tte best books or youth ever rlnl sV''
,, 1S sale by al Booksellers, and seat By mall By the Pub
~ r1IroN COMPANY. Roston.
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s-Itsrs tt opportunity 90 rgt1rl So s.s tsuls o. my
ts f er dteI share of pat,susse dIhF a5 last htvv
.... ana sol.t tr ,aucta t. continued tsy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-09

THE FRENCH MILLINER IN THE WITNESS Bon.
A London paper has the following sketch of scene
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-09

HAyEus stated with iu The Commission GROCERY
God luo. business 49, o. slater The business vii Pc eon.
I-.t.l d. h. ..ias 10 J. NJ NIPE A ~. J ~. NlPk,
ho $500. N.iu Street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-09

yENT,S KID GAIrERS.- rhs.softes' sAi most beau
nvsI wM WAISTS
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CLOTH. GAssImEREs, Ae.-Y.n n,r. -.

" neai Of >' Wv nave . is asseTt-
Black a: Coored Cloths
BIZ and White Brown and White SILK h,.tu,a.
Brown aud Bin thln frSIch Pallot Cloths
Diap ae nes oasen arst' and other goods for oosts
Superior Black aud fancy French Csssimeres
DO no do English and American 40
Twevis, Linen Drills and other stun, Tor psnt.
silks, Msrssles and other yestlnV,
Ako, nice assortment OF Goods for no..
We are a. usual prepared 10 have a,v ~ a..
~ VA All caaes
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GENT's PArENT LRAFaER GAIrERs,-
sssi vM wALsHA
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REMOVED.

- "A BAEG AMIN, JR have removed to her New store,
IL SO efT hs!u street doors above their o'd stand
., Increased their ts-lucs for doing al knis Of
-s t. . such ss putting up every description ot water
t H.Gruts Water Closets Baths, Boilers Cooking Ranges,
F-rrs hydraulic Rams Putting Portable Gas Works,
tIH.e. .l.tHrs " Do >.s pipes ans tNtufts
of tu goI, t1lus, Ec heating b-utnss With BOT
a. ztr ord steam Ttey take u occasion o. state that t=y
Air kluacr is Cr other country which
GeT -tI pat Ip .u1 warrant t0 give satsisct-u.
As sssaeU 90 p1 sGd fancy tn s-re, sud dr-tes And
Ta1I,r- always ou rsni. anl4-u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-09

TOLLAHS AND HRInLES-we have IN stock su
" PeoI ot Of Horse and Mule Coan aai Bind bHels which
are selling ov r ROBERTSON son,
lel No as Main 81
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ICONAUNICATED.
Call to the Old Line Wings.

-., WIKI, ,,uon.o,l,rua
Come, come, to the rescue niss saiaA' auu ''"''
Your cornry'S IN danger ana loes not &c"
Are plotting 10 destroy ,iis 'h0' HHPPy 80, Co.
H AM forth in your might. We gallant old band
From forest and field, from river ana lake ~
came. come. for your country's honor d, StaN.,
from the eity,,s 'hrons w"y' from inc ''o''
er'd dell , al un, =. we,I
Carle forth in good earnest ana oh WIN
-. .,..,,;,u it not. that Wing. arelukewarm,
MA, Everett and Bel! cannot weather the stofn'
!Aa' from your slumber in the spirit OF Clay
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ALEXANDRIA, GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISERS AUGUs
What New Orleans Heard About Occouuan.

The New Orleans papers OF the 18th, pub
lish the following despatch from this city
1t illustrates some Of the errors which creep
into Il statement III travelling II thousand Or
SO miles by telegraph
GrcM Excitement IN luyjai0--zhc Lincoln
Bun"cr Rajscd-TroopS Ordc,rd Ow
ALEXANDRIA. Va, July 2S.-The State
has been thrown ntoa perfect state OF excite
ment On account OF news received from the
town Of Ocasyua, in regard to Il Black Re-
publican movement.
1t appears that 4 number Of Black Repub-
lcans entered the town of Ocoqua, having in
hand the Lincoln and Hamlu banner, aud
shouting at high rate.
The people were driven TO madness by this
movement, and steps were Immediately taken
to free the town oi these men. Latcher, upon
hearing this intelligence ordered the troops
out to quell any disturbance which might
occur and protect the Black Republicans. q
The order of Gov. Letcher caused General
liatlen to res IN the command of the troops.
Further troubles are anticipated.
\ TRlEcrE 70 AMERICAN MISSIoNARIES-
At the late London anniversary, the Earl Of
SALISBURY paid the following tribute to the
American missionaries:
Il do not believe that in the whole history
of MISSIONS do not believe that IN the his
tory OF diplomacy, or in the history OF any
negotiations carried On between man aud
man, we can find anything to equal the Wis
dom, the soundneSS. and the pure eyangell-
cal truth of the body Of men who constitute
the American mission. have said ii TWEEN
~ times before, and will say ii again, tor
the expression appropriately conveys my
meaniny-that they are Il marvellous com
binaton OF common sense and piety.' Ever
man who comes in contact with these mis-
sionaries speaks III praise OF them. Persons
in authority and persons in Subsection all
speak in their favor, travellers speak we'll OF
them; and know Of no man who has ever
been able to bring Il single valid objection
against that body. There they stand, tested
By years, tried by their works, and cxenpliti-
ed by their fruits; and believe 1t will be found
that these American missionaries have done
more toward upholding truth and spreading
the gospel of Christ IN the East than any
other body of men in this or any other age.
rs.--re.
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at5~ I'TT'TT; ;sttS ~-sssI,'.1k ss.-S,....E
..-Ss 49,: sstss-------1
CANAL COMMERCE..

ARRIVED. August |.
Boats 4. kcau, II. \. Dutr"", and M H. lay
.ar, coal to American Coal Co.
Boat. Iunittu. Minnie Slack, John Nanlear,
and " H. Smith. coal 10 fro>tours Coal Co.
Boats John Jam.s T. Cookeudorter. jos. Muir
rly. John iumhrrl. and T. i. PctrIe coal to /. j.
N-aLacy.
Boa, p. T. Hadrmau. coal TO L. VI. Franks.
Boats Samuel Lumau, }. W Barnes, ". NJ.
Clarv. and Kate Barns. coal 10 Borden Mining Co.
nz-FIRsT WARD UN ON CLUB.--RALLl!
RALLY :! RALLY A regular meeting OF the
First Ward Club. will be held AT their Club Room.
Relief HALL ou Friday evening, Il inst, at -
,rloc'.. All versions desiring 10 become members.
are particularly requested to attend. BY order ot
the President.
lu.2--2; GEO. 7. WAKEFIELD. Scet'y.
IL 4 CARD TO YorNG LADIES AND
GENTLEMEN. The subscriber will send IRE" 81
ctaayc II all VINO desire il, the Recipe and direc-
lions for making simple H,g"fabir Botnt, that
viii, in from two 10 eight days, remove PlmplcS,
Blotchcs, Tan. Fr.rEit>. SaowueSs. and MI linpu'
rites and roughnc>s of the Skin, leaving the same
- Nature Intended il SHOULD bc--SoH, rfr"r,
-,.,,;h, and 5ruu,;faj Those desiring the Recipe.
'ith full Instructions and advice, will please call
vi y" address with return POSTAGE
JAS I. MARSHALL.
PnA,rIcAL CHEMIST.
No. y City Building, n York.
New York, aug 2-d5m"
Et:~ TIE WORD ANOpINE, ASSOCIATED
with the rolu Auudvnr With this word An"dyne
nj. the horrors Of Opium are associated. ami WIN
many the word n; .ht hv objectionable. All ap.
pitcation> whether lotions or poulticeS. whether
p,astcror liuim,ut. that nllay pain, are A"ody"c"
>tl. Opium take a prominent place, and when 1t
4oe>, the experience 81 manyi> 50 opposed I" the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-02

Il7HE sixth SESSION Of this school. Will CON
mcnrc October Isl, and terminate july 3lS;.
I'm location. buildings. Library, and Apparatus,
tb. School has 40 superior. Both Teachers are
muster. of arts Of the University Of Virginia.
and the course oi instruction is such As |" prepar"
studeuts thoroughly, Tor that Institution. Par
,rrlar attention is paid 10 Mathematics Ens-
ling, Drawing, and Writing; while the An
cicnt and Modern Languages. and English are not
nrgeclrd Charges $!io per term ct five months,
for every thing hat lights. Address for detailed
Catalogue. Mr.. SCHROEDER, III Gulncys T. q.
CaroIue County. Va.
SAMUEL SCHOOLEK. NJ. a.
CHARLES MtGIBBENS, VI. \.
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AUCTION SALES.

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE LAND
IL In ALBEMARLE COUNTY, will offer
Tor sale at public auction, on the premises, on
Tuesday, llM Of September, 1860, it fair, if not
the next fair day, Tract of Land belonging to the
estate of Dabney Minor, decd, OF said County,
aud containing about 1000 ACRES. This large
and valuable estate il situated on My Chunk
Creek; and the Flatands or Creek Low grounds
constitute large part of the cleared land, and
only need proper drainageto make them highly pro-
ductiyc the balance of the cleared land is either
table land or beautifully undulating hills, and is
of good quality, and tor the most part IN good
condition for profitable cultivation. There is q
vein of Limestone running through the farm
(Which has been opened many years ago ana inc
iunds being admirably adapted to the use OF Lime,
(asmay be seen the adjoining farms renders this
property essentially and permanently valuable III
with its remarkable proclivty to produce grass,
would make it, under good management, unsur-
passed in the county, as a grazing, or MeaCo~
Farm: III the same time, the land is we'll suited to
the growth OF Corn, Wheat, Oats and Tobacco,
and has All unlimited supply, OF the best Plant
land. large portion Of tins farm Is IN ofisinai
forest, well timbered with Pine, Oak and Chest
nut This timber is all marketable OF remunera-
tive prices either for Railroad Stills, for fuel at
Charlottesville and the University OF Va, or Tor
the lumber market at Richmond, and elsewhere
The Farm il or 10 miles from Charlottesville
and the University, and the Central Railroad pas
Sc. through it, and the improved Horse-Bo Nav
igaton on the Rivanna River is only three or four
miles distant and the University has been sup
piled with fuel several years past bya farm on
the same Railroad, but more remote from the Onl-
yersity. The Buildings comfortable and good,
Ee.azA and in good repair; the DWELLING
l#i#l HOUSE is beautifully situated and com
inanus an extensive view of the South West Noun
tans. from which it is distant two or three miles;
and the neighborhood affords az good society as
can be found anywhere, and has convenient
Churches of all denominations. The Farm IS sus-
ccptible of division and if desirable may be dvid-
ed to suit purchasers Permission will be given
to SOW crop of Wheat in the Fall, if desired, and
possession given the lst day of January, 1861.
PAYMEyTs.-One third in Cash the ]st Janua-
~, 1861; the balance in equal instruments in one
and two years thereafter, with interest thereon
from lst January, 1861. Bonds with approved
security required for deferred payments and Deed
of Trust on the property as additional security.
WIN. w. MINOR, Executor.
of Dabney Minor, decd.
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SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
W. WHITEL0CK Il co.'s

CIPER PHOnPHATE OF LIME can always
~ be had Of
B.AEr L Bro, Winchester.
J. G. NEyErr Alcxandria.
C. T. SurTLE & Co.. Alexandria.
WHEAT i DRo Alexandria.
l.. DAREr. Hcurgetown.
.IOxA TYSON. Frederick.
We claim this article to he superior 10 ANY thing
ot The kind made in the United States, and for is
effect refer With confidence to the farmers Of FAIR
fax, Cupepcr, and Clarke. where it has been 80
extensively applied for some years past
lis cost is less thun @uano while it yields hen-
vicr wheat aud leaves the land in much better con
iii ION til;in that fertilizer.
" WHiTELOCk 4 co.
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PROPOSALS. are invited for the plan al laying
out and improving a. we'll for the labor
and material necessary for the Improvement .!
the grounds ii the above Society. near the city o"
Alexandria. Apply !. c. Ncvct;, esq, Secre-
tary, at Alexandria, who will show the grounds Il"
any person DESTROYS Of offering for the contract.
JOHN A. WASHINGTON. President.
Salem, Eauquier CO.. VA, j. "l-d6t
s7OR Saba new RUNNING GEAR, FOR
I fwo horse wagon. made in the best manner
bv Atkinson, and which has never been III use
Il can he seen by applying 10 Il. K. FoN hi.' cor
ner OF Prince and Washington streets
Also, EOCkAWAl, which can he seen at Mr.
Il. [. Elclins Carriage Depot. H. Il. +.
j. 17--coim
l,TRAYED Or STOLEN frotn the subscriber,
y on Ju!y 18th, 1860, Il light red tph wlth
large horns. ANY information will be thankfully
rr,eiycd, and suitable reward will be given by
the undersigned or in his absence by Mr.. John Il
P.trrofi for uar delivery 1t Alexandria.
F. BARTENSTEIN,
i, 31.--eo::ta No. II Alfred street.
90 BBLS Gu, and Crushed SUGAR
~ 10 do Pow'd nad ,'ranula'i do
) do 4 lvIlo" d"
10 do Il leitnw d"
Iox,.s Loaf 10 just re-
ccivcd and for sale hv ,,
an@t HUMPHREYS TALlAFEkko.
u,HE POTOMAC INSURANCE COMPANY,
! or Alexandria, will on and after this date.
nay to the Stockholders. ar their representatives.
\ dividend OF profits for Il months past, "t 1 per
cent on Stock paid in.
aur I-lw EDW. Z. POWELL, Sec'y.
CrLOAT> SEWING MACiiINES.-Jusi re
= ceycl !, further supply Of these excellent
Machines L. which the attention vi the pahl1e ~
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sppIrGHILL ACADEMY.

nN THE 1>t day "t next September, | pro
" posi-. - open Il boarding school for young gen
ten at ms residence. about three miles from Char
lultrSylc Everything necessary t'r Il thorough
preparation for the University will be taught amt
the uumacr u. boarders strictly limited to ten.
AtrcSs me for further particulars.
VI. W. TEBBS.
rhnrlnrirSyillc iy = leo I'm
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F,ol.r l<SrEcrIo< II KtcnNu>p.--Ih" quaint
" Of flour inspected in this ely during lh" month
ending JnIy ;;oth va, ljooo barrels The !H>per-
lion for the month j. quite small, the mills having
commenced operations Tor the season at a later pc
riod than usual, and the receipts Of country ""0r
being. 80 far. very H.. Il the quality al ih1 n"":
from the new crop i very lnc.--H'r". Eng.
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at the latest dates frcm Japan, every
thing was quiet at Kanagawa, but the inte-
rior Of the country was in disturbed state.
1t was the Prince Regent who was assaSsina-
ted by the adhcrentS of Prince Metao The
act was committed within the walls of the
Regents palace. The assasSins had all been
captured. The Tycoon is represented to be
very liberal towards foreigners, and for this
reason he encountered the i'll will Of Prince
MetaU
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rfARRIED.

Al ST. MARY, Church, on the I'D uitmo. by tho
Rev. Joseph Bixio, THOMAS o'BRlEN' and
MARI Inn CARROLL.
TN the 24th, by the Rev. Samuel Barber ThoN.
u,yONNELL, and ANNIE O'DONNEhL"
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DIED.

In Washington, on Tuesday evening, after
p,inful illness, Mrs. SUSAN {. RoblN>oN'
a.,ed - year., wife Of ChaS. Robinson.
N Baltimore after very short illness, on Mon
l.,. Iuy 10th. MARY CATHERINE, aged IL
wears. wife OF Ea,id Mckay. esq. For many
yeas the deceased had been a member OF the bap-
lis, Church, @. - at Luray. Page county, Va,
,,v~h;rb plae. her remains were carried, there 10
,est till tn. great day vi account. Blessed are
The ,'cad who die in the Lord NJ
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DUBL.IC SALE or VALUABLE LAND IN
[ FAIRFAX COUNTY, EA.-Will he sold o"
Saturday, fhe AR Of A"g"si, 1860, the FARM be
longing IL the estate OF Daniel Janney, decd
containing 315 ACRES. The soil on this farm is
of the rel clay and slate considered as good a.
any in the county. This farm has on il a very
good HOUSE, nearly new, and other necessary
building abundance Of timber aud watcr--under
a good state of cultiyaton--ncarly all set with
Timothy aGd Cover. Also ut the same time and
place, FARM adjoining. with soil o. the same.
Good BUILDINGS. well timbered and watercd--
under tuierabIc good state Of cultivation. THESE
farms are Is miles west Of Alexandria,, : miles from
Lutte River Turnpike, : miles from the Depot. on
the Alexandria, Loudoun and lianrehire Railroad.
TERMS :--Onu-third cash, the balance III two
equal payments, III one and two years, the defer
red payments +" bear interest from day of sale, Sc
cured by lien on the land. Sale to commence
at o'clock +. VI. DANIEL JANNEl.
HUGH :. JANNEl,
EDWARD W. JANNEG,
Executors of Dauiel Janncy, dee d.
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Breckenridge and Lane Mass Convention IN
IND;

Breckenridge and Lane Mass Convention in
Indiana.
ISD1ASoroLl$, July 3l.-At the breckln-
ridge and Lane Mass Convention IN this CT.
ty, to-day, from $4,000 to 10000 persons
were present, from almost all parts OF the
State. An electoral ticket and a State Cen
tral Committee were appointed, to secure the
running of a joint electoral ticket, and cast
the vote for Douglas or Breckinrld ge whoev-
er gets the highest electoral vote from other
States. Senators Bright and Fitch were
among the speakers.
Fire in St. Louis
ST. Louis, July 3l.-The extensive iron
railing manuiactory of McMurray, Wrinkle,
Mayr 4 Co. was burned this evening. Loss
SD, 900: insurance for SO, 900 i'll city Offices.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL rs
" TATE.-Pursunnt to the provisions OF Il de-
cree of the Circuit Court Of Fauquier County, pro
nouncsd on the 18th day Of September, 1856, in
the Chancery suit Of De Butts ~ Brown. The
undersigned, one Of the Commissioners appointed
by said decree will offer for sale at public auction
to the highest bidder, an Frdoy, tie 24h day N
august, 1860. on the premises the tract or parcel
Of land in the bill and proceedings mentioned,
containing 159 7-16 ACRES.
This land is situated near the town Of Upper
Vile, and in the richest part of Fauquier, is in
the possession Of Geo Brown, est. adjoins the
lands of Henry &. Dulany, McArtor and others,
and is Of the very best quality.
TERMS OF SALE:--ren per centun of the pur
chase money in cash; the residue in six, twelve
and eighteen months for which bonds of the pur
chaser with good personal security will be requir
ed, hearing interest from the day OF sale. The
title withheld until the last payment is made, the
ten per ccntam forfeited if the purchaser fails TO
comfy with the terms Of the decree, and the land
subject to resale under the order of the Court.
Il. II. SllACkLEFORD,