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TJENRY r. l.sfbs AttcrIoxRER, --sAfxsR0ox >

Nassau sreet-Eieran Ccstntry R-st.ruce HENRY II
LEEDS co. win sell at auction THURSDAY, Juno ~ 1t
O'clock ~ the preuses the rsslenre o " Tre2avr3
formerly known as the BoIsu near Madson Morris
lead Madison residences II r.
s. Irop anc W. H. Gibbons Esqs The the house
by forest and ornamental trees Of mature growth Furnishes
drive walk OF attraction. The house. IS feet fon by
feet deep bu brick in manner by days w,
Is two stories with basement and a,c finest Of spring wsi
In abundance attic; grounds handsomely shado
greenhouse ana graperv full bearing garden stocked VIII
small fruits also. fine apple and dwarf orchards ts
house gapery lee carriage housc spring. 10
pond & including about 20 acres Hes one side o the ave
and permits the premises arpy To the anconcers.
n hsir Office. % Nassau street Dr. Woodruff of Morrsowu
M daily to show the premises they viii write 70 him ss
DAY before the will be al hnne SATURDAYS ms
iance from New York hour and half by Norris and n
sex Railroad This property TO gentleman Of means prcseus
many attraction.
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60 y,r,xsr The extensive lager beer brewery
i ss.~.n /, .., m Henrco county, Va, cast OF hcn-
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PERSONAL.

RkABO0AkSs
4 CHILD I0sr-HoNoRA corrnscEl, ABOUT Elm
<sanS a. s sS AZ .esmsr n s ~ ven
NV ys :; 10 .sc.s s s s ,r y sss s
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ten sss Sonsay, = 'i BrOosya
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IN A. x-PrxAsg WITT me- TO pNy, ar ONE
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vxoN rrpRo.-rHgng N A LETTER IvrHCssoAp-
~ way rc~ cnc~ fer you nsS nsNNr-
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n A. sTxKrE, wyc srsoyED rRsxa NxRLEx
ssc ne pa, . NAY s 70 .;eerss -r, hs nsw
Ss on s1 ws.oa ' Sssi kss Agent nsrs
n THE nApY VINO. Drp sor KEEP Hnr.AyroIsI
s" ~ rssc q. '1 y 40 's ss
friend. " u. IL ~.
! IMPORTATION wASTxp.-oy PATRICK rsxrNAN. A
re,e Of pnrisA Ariee, smty Touh, Ire esd. came 10
Information 90 him viii be
Thercst kecnar Ne West
Twensv as, ysh and SIKH asen - Newark
| papers please copy
rrR BRYCE ronwrRIY or NEWARK. y. r,
M or any acasaiut~f 9th him VIII peas~eenf hts 81
dress 10 he sssxsr a. r. Of bon se6 Ne YORK fo~
| once
\ THE HEIRS or JOHN xcaii.N pKcEssSp Lkrt
~ Hrcsksvn, ~sux MIR address 10 The nsdsyrsne
~p receive he estate Western md irss
pc" p''>' X FRANK BROWNE, couns-,Ior s,.rA..
| " Court street, Hr~akfvu. ~ u
| rr~oopa ERue wuJ. MEET MARY ON Noynhy NissSf.
4 HOTELS.
4
| ~ ""' sornsr ol yDevsnth street and BrpaA~as
| ~ New YORK,
\ Opposite Grace Church
1 ~. o. RkfrfM has fhe plresure ~ snnono~ nss ne
he above nanri hotel for term % ye>rs hse
49,. ,rnletev r~ucv~fe and put In order snd new resay
49, ,he 81 transient and perrnaf~ns guests
v.,irr Sork Wishing ~ adept the hurupesn
sr ~ hvine Win aBd al the necessary Recommendations
\ his hn<ri - -. ..u....., I'm Al.
~ IN. Nicholas and more recently win ~
49, s,,,rr s>,i~far-n All who seccme his suea
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rrAvANA sroARe-t AN SELLING HANtSA
II 80 ,nc,.irs NJ an~s bw>pfs imported, e.ch -
catssss re>rc. 40, ny se 100 i@ ~ 49, -, =
STSc~~Sx ~ nv oh~r dealer w ne cay. rhuee Ss-snF
- M ~ rr~~v interest," N cad erd - eesnea
~ va vsrrHns safsfaclop hc<A " quality 40 49,
oGrI0R " rfCHot2 mpcvsnw. N tAsm>y srem-
~ uxNxrxIcx, .KftIlcxINtCx, KtIIJckislCk.
n nc 5,,tiv rcs~hr~s~d ToAscro wsasfsceuref ~ ~
no~r iyrshhurr VIRGINIA and samsed 70 se NE ne
go MIR. nj o<her smoking nnscco tor ssc We 10
ssct No 81 Fdiscn street, New Yors- !
80, ncO arotRs ron sAI.R-ro PAT FAD
lU.UVv vsnoes RANGING from 70 80 per sons.nd;
see vsry superb "a vcr essr.'sr s' Ami, ~ ~
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WA ry1I,a NO ) cArHARux sfREEr. .rny
"A newest styles ~ spring snd srr.nss h; se -
he's. canes sl~~vrs and Aprons foe lsdrs snt
P,nssnr ana sl kpds u Stamping fw OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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gvxe,n ,he Toronto Ieadcr, June ~ .--.uu.
- o,,rs a. the General Committee W " ,sssa.,s he
meeting s,,ahle reception 10 his Royal Hgnae, ne, a.
Ir,nee ~ Wales ON his arrival in thls Guy e,Il At
~ CO.. p.l Yesterday forenoon. There was ' "
terdnrre IL the committee -. -. ,,e c,,,,n,tfec
m w,xar who presided said that when the c''nin'a
.s,,,.s ,.s, week u was arranged that estnhcs M VIZ
Coz, of The pubic reception should be laid oc'",. W."
day Tcss sstinnates had been prepare AM ne uoi p
,ts their deliberations would be brought 70 concsvn
a. day IN order thu, public meeting q inc c'Aens " s
be held at carly day next week i. Ar. .so.i,,
psv pr McSani presented the rrcrt OF the sree's'
,o,o,,,s aprpintcd consider the reports ana suFss
Coma erred al the meeting as 20 The mole VI reo'f
t,on kc The report ~ foiows--
'f - ON Ypoepksu
Ia poval uishncss 20 I've received on the large cpeh
spsce orrrsl,e The Parliament buildings by guard OF
honor under salute A. 49, .-nu..r.
MED NV the member Of the Corror,ttrn -.
Af,rr the rrnces reply the cortege " proceed aons
xro,, ssreft 10 the City Hall thence up Nelson street. saa
800 Esng street to the Government Hn'isf
The streets ~ be ined by The mf,, tbe VARIOUS 20
c.et,es Gre csn,fanics, SC, &c. - -
es,rrsl lIlnmsnntion and torchusht prcccssson
-s.Se rsrr on nights TO he subsequently, deserm'nc
IN the second day The Naghrail'n % tnat PHuon "
ss rncslty Park appropriated IN he usee "a INC cV
80. ,,,.re and ada ressrs to he prcscntet -
A dtsplsy a the Royal Yacht Club and nrrsl ts'
q No held IN the horticultural Scictys Garrrs N houo
n An. Ix f1ul
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FOB SALE.

A GROCERY STORE FOR SALEM THE KfNTu
70 THOs D. MIIDEBF aGRR 10 csr.nins srrst: once 49,
from 8 TO 10 A. NJ and from TO r. n
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HURST CLASS HOUSES 50 ND 60 COLUMBIA STRFWF.
brooklyn Hrlghis within hve nlnuses 81 Wall svFrMas
ferries for sale, or the largest VIII bsvu ssue
frun elegant STYLE and decoration -four stories hsh Ne
plete with convenience: ready for occupation ra
rooms facing wes command the OF New Jersey
bnrhor ard the VARYING psn0SamA o. the xa A.
ply tOJ HONDIOW, No. Montague place, nrookyA q
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~xYyxp.x coprs on yuE sTAyr % NEv ycnK, o.
ibe war ~ leia An sdtcrrrsd nsSss4 ~ ~
be hold - IispenArd street ~ ne - ~~~rrhS~~ -
posnsed TO arrangements ~ eelrse.~ W 80
ses An veterans are ny mcs = frsds-A
gsopav wtcxs. Secretary pro tenn -
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r,rprrrvNy wArrrp.-NrARrv HAVING vuENI
nre s,aRcsert n furnish part whole n hrec -
sonsc can h~sr crsh customer BY sttre~asrs q snad
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-09-01
RRASHrAR rEMfLE IcADfHr
PORT GIBSON, MISS.

PoPT GIBSON, MISS.
rE'IiE next annual sa,,irp e This lnst.:uti@.
4 will OPEN on HOUD1I, OctpjrI is', viii
he following corps If Teachers:
go. G.. BUTLER, \. NJ, Principal and Pho
f.ssor Of Mathematics, Auci.it languages and
HIGHER braucb". Of English.
MRS 4 j. III TIER, Principal of Preparatory
Department
MIS- l.. :. STUART, First English A-si,'ar:
and teacher &C Drawing and Painting.
MISS T.. \. SMiILWOOD, Assistant in Pre-
paro.ory y partmrut.
PiOf. l.. j lII/ilJGII Piano, Hap, Oig-H
and Guitar
Miss l.. \ TIT/HIGi Hiauo aul Vocal Mus.
MADAiLLE VI. SCHN ENUENhN, tom Ia...t
French. German, Spanish and Italian 'ucua"
MRS \. " MONTMDEES'l, Nation aud
Additional buildings with al u.c..sarr c"i,y
nj mes, will be- putnP Immediately io ace'u"-
dat. 'hr increasing panona@c Of 'h' school. J''
In ituiau thus provided with '..-i c.a+- hu''d1%
aud q corps Of experienced teacher, present. Sum
usual advantages 3" Southern parents AMI rtua-
dai,. Il, ac.i.ti# or acgui,-" thorough
Enuwrdsc of Music aId ~" Modem Language
are unsurpassed.
- TERMS -
Board ADD English Iu'iou-p D. session @2'l
d" with Music and French 80
Catalogue containing fu.i particulars viii b.
forward upon Application. Address.
au25-Gt linciRal.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-09-01

ANOTHER BELL h>D ~ tItETr fArEiG--N 90
are glad To welcome 10 the Union ranks our ditto
rial brother of "rhibodaux Gazette" who has h.th-
crto occupied a neutral position on political qu's-
tons The "Gazritr" il the official journal 81 the
parish of L7lourchc, aud is printed in Fon' aud
English Referring to the Constitutional Union
party it says:
It besides i, thasnly hope Of salvation now
presented to ~, and we consequently feel il ON
duty 10 our country, and in concordance with "ur
own feeling, to dOif our coat and put uur shoulder
10 the wheel aud labor increasingly I'LL the Union
e with the patriots lic and Everett be- land II
safely in Washington.
That able aud noble conservative paper the
Boston Conri,r, says: Mr. John G. Breckenridge
will not carry FIVE thousand voters to his cause in
Massachusetts, lie viii not carry twenty thou
sand in New England. In ruaning him, you help
Lincoln
There was a great ErIl and Everett demons tra
ton at jersey City, y. j., on the l-tIl inst, al
which there was much enthusiasm. Spcccha
were made by the Hon Washington Hunt, oi
| New York, Hon J. Morrison Harris, of Maryland
and others. The crowd was great that an out
side meeting was found necessary.
Little Deeware will no doubt give trencn
dous majority for Bell and Everett The editor
oflhe Wilmington Commonwealth says Every
body everywhere has gone over to Ben and Ev
crett We hear nothing but Ben and Ey1et
wherever we 90.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-09-01

1;1AEENup by MIc'ai Paul 1000 .,'ray.I o.
! fa- mo. ne uudr,..-3.'s .iu.ur' f. '.u
Peace ol- alc. Mrwu-.Id.a OA, rsr,.t win .
.wa,iow-t1.k. AMI undr,bit in tho Right rr. auo
u.dclslopr IN ,hr .,h; 10 h'aua p"Ir.rah."
Appraised 60 De- worth tw,uty duiHs 10y j. !
tu'yai.i aud S.cbion Tyson.
A,so, one rcd fo-ly Oh. mayl..d yeh cto-.
and and Ait ia the I'm, yva'low-ioil, and up
bi IN tho hight car, branded 1913. Approi.,a ?,
De- worth thiay doha s.. The owners rr4n ste O.
come forth porc property, p-! charges a"d ''h'
possession, otherwise the property viii .. a.o,
with according %, th. law d..'is.
ru,y.lr Wand, E1rdrs Parish, Ia.
l.. - toELl.E,
500. I-J.p In. .I,.. col line Fence.
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0INISIsIEcll.

On Thursday morning, The 30tli Mt, at III
Methodist Episcopal Cmuch, 10y the krv. y. \.
Crayrus, Nix. BLtEuY {. DUKE, 10 Mas
II NHIEr VI. MURRAY, all of ibis Parish.
Another of our Old friends has fallen, but "
are happy to say that he has fallen into the am.
of one Of Rapids finest daughters
On Thursday evening, The 90 u':, b. Rose.
moud Logrg-, Esq, j. +, at The rc-id uc. .'
Jacob Irving, hsq., Mr.. NEY GuHCRr To-
Mas CECILIA LESSER, all e This Parish
Our f,irud Gibnt has our waunc-t th,'.Ss fo.
his kind remembrance Of u ON Tat interesting
OCCASION aud h. has our bcs, wishes f,r lis future
happiness aud prosperity.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-09-01

10 For the first time in month or
six weeks we Yesterday saw a steamboat
which proved to be- the -. b. Miller Can't.
Moody from New Orleans. She arrived
in sight of town but could get No further
She reports fifteen inches of water ON suaG
gy point and got ov|r by "hard pull.
Navigation in Red River must be diglHy
improving.
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"d'o-:7igIG asOul".'

A.,eraIorp,uriu~of,h, iri,ud, of til.
,,...,,,rri., ,,uJ Ir,.u. ,, Ho>Lnr,. Ma.
..,.,L r..... u;u.rl
..'..'' IT, 49,. ~" ''''
'.'jr d".vd q ''"''" . .i''' 10 "> .".-
my:
81 ,,r here. .., alanlf ar o,I n,rur.
,,l, r.,J ., stand .L,uId,r ,a Shoulder
with m. +, n?ny a v,Il-Eour!n field Of
C,,,u.r, Time. VIry hq,r NOT of ll', IA.
ken ,art in the political -.irgclc- AMI con-
IT, that have moved the rrind. Of mon IN,
~ orr ~far,. or Massachusetts, They a.c
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-09-01
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JUST RECEIVED!

AT ST. JOHV & BJRGES'N
4 LARGE-sa7p'v # fresh and rruuiue TT'R-
a MP SEED. direct from u Lsudr, Fh y SON,
PlNdrlr'il seuI-t
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Eion. IsamaciItaun

Our distinguished fcllow-citizcn was SER
cladcd in Philadelphia on the 18th inst.
The Philadelphia Evening Journal, under
the caption, How thc canvass should be-
conducted thus alludcs to the Incl
dent:
The enthusiastic reception given 10 the
Hon. Ramd,il Hunt last evening, and the
evident impression produced by his speech,
should teach the mon party how to CON
duct the canvass. Mr. Lincoln has just
told correspondent that he would not
dare TO 20 TO Kentucky: it Mr.. Ianccy
were to come North and attempt to emit
hi di.union notions, he could not obtain n
patient audience; and Mr. johnson himself,
fcauddatc for the Vice Presidency, has
had hard work to secure a hearing even in
his own State. The Union party, on the
| contrary, * regarded with favor in every
section. lis candidates arc admired and
respected by thc whole nation" it, oh
ccr il TO restore the old good feeling be
! tween the North and the South, and lis
friends, therefore, always employ the Ian
reuagc Of cancellation. 1t condemns on the
one hand Mr.. Lincoln when lac announces
m "ir.cprcsrbIc conflict" and Mr. sumner
when hr cndclyors TO excite sacred ami
mostly" while on the other it dcnomccs
those who wish "in rrecipitate the cotton
States into - revolution"
Sow, il IS we'll known that those who
entertain su.l hostility towards either the
| Worth or Doe ~,uih are generally those who
'ue n,r.r boon outside Of their own see
|an !trmgorc is tie great parent Of ia-
nytirisru. The NoHhr.n nan who visits
tine Seu'u md sees how comfortably the
slaves hive, how kindly their master. treat
them, and bow hospiuIlc and noble South
cucrs really are, los,s his rr.jUd,cr- nj
once. Few pictures Of Southern lie have
been more iartrriug than that lately given
by an Engii-hJnn in RidckU00dS lidgd-
ciac, aud since the editor Of the London
Times ha, been i'm this country, that pa
per has ceased il- diatiihcs upon slavery.
! All, therefore, that is needed 10 bring us
together again, and To make Us once more n
harmonious and united people, IT that we
should all become better acquainted. Let,
then, the CONSTITUTIONAL mon party do its
share Of this important work by fending
Southern men to address the people Of the
North, aud Northern men 70 appeal TO the
people Of the South. When such men n
Mr. Hunt, MrlC rittcndcn, Mr.. Nelson, and
their Ike have spoken, the slandcrcrs Oh
the South would find few TO listen TO then
l:,lschoods, and if or men should eros.
Mason and DiNpu.s Line, they could soon
convmr the people that Tie Norh is still
uu" 10 The section that has given us q
| Washington and Clay,
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-09-01
CARPENTERS NOTICE
O. l. ID Q Z L,
f S II r. A Y .

.H,AKEN upty j, w. Price, few days ~
H. aud cstr;,yed before me, one Dun OK, bran
FL and marked with a swallow fork in eacl,
appraised BY G.. Wager, aud Asa Bell to be w
twenty-five dollars in cash.
Now, therefore, the owner &c said OK, viii pix
come forward thin sixty days from date, pr
property pagcbpges, and take him away y
will be dealt wi according 10 law. aug 4-3
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-09-01
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL
CASES ANDC ASKETS.

EOSEPH BOUILLOT would respectfully in-
- form the citizens Of Alexandria aud vicinity
that he has now on hand at his shop, number OF
these important articles which are 50 necessary 70
preserve the dead being perfectly air tight aud
covered with glass or in part.
These cascs are from the celebrated establisI-
ment of FISK q CRANE, and will he sold at
REA SON u l. T. X A L j. >,
they will come very little higher than wooden
Coffns. Persons wishing to qnry their friends at
a distance will find the very thing for rhat
purpose.
IV' All orders promptly attended to.
ouo Ip-tf JOSEPH BOIILLOT.
HNIIE UNDERSIGNED, Parish Surveyor, VIII
4 attend to the location OF Land Warrants ana
the selection and cutry Of auds at the several Land
Offices of the S'ptc. lie may Ice found ut Rosefl-
thai. storj', Lanothc Fridge, or note through
the Alczandrin Post-uiicc will meet with prompt
attention. JNO. 4. MI LLONNl,
augIl-tf Parish Surycyor.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-09-01

E0 We are pleased +, announce 70 our
citizens that Miss +. Losses young ladies
academy win reopen on Monday next.
Miss Lo>cc is an excellent teacher and
s.".ld be literally supported by our citi-
2 in her efforts to keep up a school
one As ojr community has felt the
If, for long period of time.
..'AvING THE SECEDERS-lIon. 4. VI
{ On a breckenridge and Lane sub
G in Blount county, Alabama, has de-
/ for Douglas. 80 also have Mr.
:. ,on, Senator, aud Mr., Aldridgc Repre-
sentative and colleague Of Mr.. Gibson
from the same county. Rats lcav, n sink
j.c ,l'p.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

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Patients in advanced stages of the
disease.
SO vide is the field Of It's usefulness and so nu-
merous are the cases Of its cures, that almost
every section of country abounds in persons pub
licly known, who have been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases Of the lungs by its
use. When once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine of its Kind is too apparent 10 escape
observation, and where Us virtues are known, the
public no longer hesitate what antdotc TO employ
Tor the distressing and dangerous objections Of the
pulmonary organs that are incident 10 our climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded, this
has gained friends by every trial, conferred benefits
on the afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
duced cures too numerous and too remarkable 70
be forgotten.
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