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james W. McNutt,


TT APPEARING FROM THE ALICIA
tons of the bill that the defendant, John L. Wes-
ter, is resident citizen of the State of Tcxas-It
is therefore ordered that publication be made in
the Athens Post newspaper published at Athens,
Tennessee, for four successive weeks, requiring
said non resident John i. Wcster. to appear at
the next term of the Chaneery Court, to be held
at the Courthouse in Kingston, on the first
Thursday after the third Monday of April next,
then and there to plead, answer demur, to said
bill or the same will be taken confessed against
him and set for hearing en porte.
TlI0S. N. CLARK, c. d H.
Jan. 81, 1sG0-4t-prs fee $500
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Nntica.

HAVING COME TO THE CONCLUSION
i L to make change in my business, both for
my own benefit and for the benefit of my friends
who patronized me while in tho Grocery Rusiness,
am NO longer connected with house Gf Scranton
4 Zimmerman, Augusta, GeOrgia. | return my
thanks to all my friends for their liberal patro
mage while in the Grocery Business.
Yours, Repeatedly, j. W. TlBDS.
Dec 0, iS59-3m-jSj
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Corn! Corn |!
Lumber Lumber
SPRING IMPoRTATION-lseo.
Ribbons. millinery and straw Goods.
ARMSTRONG, GATOR & co.

IMPORTERS AND JoBDERs OF
Ribbons, Bonnet Silks and Satins,
Ieirets, Raches, Fioeers, Feathers, Strap BON
nets, fIots, dc.
No. 337 and Lofts Of 239 Baltimore Street.
Baltimore, Nd.
Offer Stock unsurpassed in the United States
in variety and chcapncss.
Orders solicited and prompt attention given.
TERMS, months, six per cent. of for cash par
funds.
Jan. 81, lsGO-6m@-592
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Blank Books and Stationery!

Dirk DUOho anu ptdtiohCiy
TUsT RECEIVED, A FINE ASSORTMENT
81 of Blank Books, Cap, Letter and Note Papers,
Envelopes, various kinds, Visiting and other Cards.
Pens and Pen-holdcrs, Portfolios, Sealng-wax
Pure Carmne Ink, Arnolds Fluid, and large
lot of Black Ink, for sale by
Jan. 30, a GEO. w. ROSS.
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A III PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE UN-
N dcrsigned are notified to call and settle same,
rs after LIST January all notes and accounts noA
settled will be handed out for collection.
Dec Of ALEX. CLEAGE.
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Furniture.

7 HAVE JUST RECEIVED ONE MAHOGA-
i ny Wardrobe and one Walnut Dressing Bureau,
and offer them for sale cheap.
July j. N. HENDERSON.
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PIKEVILLE INN.

4 ARD WISH TO BUY A SMALL LOT
1 4 of LARD, in cans or kegs.
Athens Dec. %. j. Nj. HENDERSON.
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Bs5~ Two cousins, named Cricket were
last week in Jefferson County
We are OPPOSED 90 such cricket matches.
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r UsT RECEIVED HELARGESTASSORT
~ ment ever offered in Athens, all grades, which
will be sols cheap SCR cash by
Dec. 30,1 GEO. W. ROSS
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RnisinS.

A SUPERIOR LOT OF FRESH RAISINs,
N just received and for sale by
Dec. 23,l SEHORN Il H0RNSDY.
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Iron Axles.

TUsT RECEIVED, A LARGE LOT OF IRON
81 Axles sizes from IA to inches-Boxes II to
IL inches long7which will sell cheap for cash. i,
May GEO. w. ROSS.
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Groceries.

VUsT RECEIVED, A LOT OF PRIME CoFs
81 fee, Sugar, Molasses, Candles, Salt and b.
baoco-for sale for Cash, or in exchange for Pro-
dne.. fJan. 2o,l J. NJ, HENDERSON
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nv csI I CO.; 81 Dlws }.
EoYIsToN ( CO; J0iE q. MILNOR & Co; KER.
RIsON LEIDING; CHAMBERLAIN, Miller 4 CO..;
J. 8. & L. BOWIE 4 CO.; ROBERT ADGER & co;
NAYLER, SMITH CO.; CADow, MCKENZIE & co;
Direct Importers of Plantation Goods,
ANDREW MCDONALD; RAvENEL, uUGER & MIL.
LIKEN.
Hardware.
COURTNEY TENNENT; HYDE, GREGG & DAY.
GRAvELEY PRINGLE; wILNAys PRICE; II. r.
sTROliECKER J. Z. ADdER & co.
Shoes.
+. D. sToDDARD CO.; FORCE 4 MITCHELL;
HAsELTiNE & WALTON; d. y. FLEMING 4 co
DUNilAM, TAFT CO.; Il. A. PRINGLt 4 co.
Clothing.
wALDRoN, Ec:LEsToN& co; ERWIN BATES 4
CO.; COHEN, WILLIS & CO; MATTlIIEssEN, o'uARA
CO.; PIERs0N, SMITH CO.
Groceries.
s s. FARRAR, BROS. & CO; LANNEAU WILL
DEN; J. A.. BURCKMYER; GEORGE W. WILLIAMS &
CO., 7. J. o. II. NOISE; FARNUM & DOrrERER.
Crockery and Glassware.
BROWN & PALMA; WEBB SAGE.
Drugs and Medicines.
HArILAND, STEVENSON CO; JoHF AslIIIURsT;
RUFF DoWiE; NELSON CARTER.
Silks and Fancy Goods.
BOWEN, FOSTER CO.; TlIAfEi, DENYING CO;
ALBERT LENGNICE; MARSHALL & BURGE; J. & W.
KNOX.
Hats, Caps and Straw Goods.
HoRsEY, AUTEN CO.; d. r. WILLIAMS CO.;
7. D. TANNING.
Saddles and Saddlery Hardware.
JENNINGS, TH0MLINsoN & CO.; HASTE, CAL
HUUN co.
Books and Stationery.
McCARTER & DAWSON; A. CARTER; S. D. JONES
Agent Methodist Book Concern.
Carpets, Oil Cloths and Window Cur
tains.
LAMBERTS HOWELL; JAS. G. BAILlE.
Paper Commission Dealer,
JOSEPH WALKER.
Importers and Dealers in Wines, Lii
quors, Segars, Tobacco, &c.
CHAFEE, ST. AMAND CROFT
Dec. II, lS59-tlf-5SI
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PU BLIC H0U S E.
w r. GRuRR

HAs LOCATED HIMSELF NEAR THE
IL Depot, ATHENS, TENN. where he will
be glad to wait on any person that may call on
him. His bills shall be moderate as at any
house on the Rail Road.
lie also has Horses and Buggies to hire 10 per-
sons wishing conveyance.
Dee. 0, lS59-3m-5S5
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Cirars.

A MOTHER AND LARGE L0T-VART0US
N brands and Of the best quality, just received,
Dec. 23. SEHORN d Il0RNSBY.
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Field Seeds.

NTE KEEP EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
w Field Seed with instructions as to quanti-
ty to sow per acre, and best mode of cultivation.
Our Seeds carefully selected. and all are war
ranted. Below we give list of such as we shall
he able to show in u few days:
Stripped Ky. Blue Grass. Red Clover.
Cleaned White Dutch Clover.
Tx. Millct.
Orchard Hemp.
Red Top or Herds Grass Canary
Timothy Rape.
Hungarian =" Luccrne.
Randall /" Onion Sets
Evergreen +" Maclura or Usage
Orange.
Also, 10 bbs. Of prime White Neshanoc Potatoes
Jan. 90 r.. NJ. MCPHERSON & co.
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FOREST HILL ACADEMY.

V,HE SPRING SESSION OF THIS INsTITU-
L ton will open on Monday Odd of January,
1860, under the charge of GEoRGE ii. EVANS,
A. b., u graduate of Tusculum College.
TUITION, Per Session Of 20 Weeks:
fTst
second " ''''''''''''V,"V
Inlfu l-,uu
Payable in advance. No pupil permitted to
enter the School without Ticket signed by the
Secretary. No deduction made fcr lost time, I'M
less in ease of protractcd sickness. A contingent
fee of 81 per session will be charged. by order
of the Board. 1IloS. A. CLEAGE, Secy.
Jan. l3-lS60-tf-590
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PREPARED BY
DEs. >. G.. AVER 81 co.
i a w ELI A. G q

G. W. Ross, Athens; GudforlCannon, Mad-
sonvile; a. W. Cozart Philadelphia; Williams L
Humphreys, Sweewatcr' Martin, Narncll & Co.,
Calhoun and by all dealers in Medicine John
Jackson, Knoxville; Wholesale Agent.
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sWEETwATER UNION INSTITUTE,
,vcctwatcy, Fer,

swcctwatcy, Tenn.
TNIE SPRING AND SUMMER SESSION
4 of this Institution will commence on Mon
day, 9th February next--Thc Female Depart
incnt will be under the charge of Mrs. II. q.
COOKE, the Male Department will he under the
charge Of GEO. L. LLYBunS, a. b.
TUtEl0N, Per Sessioa Of 20 Weeks.
rHst .......,..........ST,bO
SECOND .......,........................
Ihiru s...'...'
Fourth /" (lncluding the Languages ...l3,00
sne hnlf payable in advance the remainder Mt
ma clcse Of the session. No pupil admitted for
less than half sesson--no deduction for lost time
except in cases of protreetcd sickncss A contin-
gent fee OF Sl0O per session will he charged
Tickets can BIS bad Of the Secretary.
The Music Department will be under tho charge
of Mr.. II. q. COOKE.
boarding can be had in good fomilics at reas-
enable rates.
The Annual Examination of this Institution
will take place Thursday and Friday, 2Sth
and 29th Of June next.
J. II. PATTON, Sec'y.
Jan. 81, ls6O-592
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No Sneaker Yet,

No Speaker Yet,
nUTI HAVE ALL MY ACCOUNTS DRAWN
ID off, and will be glad to settle with all that
owe me any thing prior to January LIST, 1860,
those falling to call and settle the same either by
cash or note, will positively find their paper in the
hands of officers for collection.
Jan. 1871 GEO. w. ROSS,
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VIM. w. ALEXANDER, M, D.,

Athens, Tenn.
A TTENTION DEVOTED TO SURGERY,
N Medicine and Obstetrics.
Office one door Northwest of the State Bank.
Residence North of the Drug Store and West of
the Cumberland Church. (Reccntly occupied by
A. ii. Crow.)
Dec. 20, lSj9-1y-5ST
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Extraordinary Drawing,
IT, t.i,o ,t..o a.. L.. -.e
10 Iako PIace as above Fpccifed.
l Grand Capital Prize of 500, OO6

"FT VHE TIE" W ivy N'"e Tthe
The Extraordarv DrawinRa

$500 Prizes amounting to ..,e......., .s6l5 ,oOC
Whole Tickets $50; Haires $40; Quarter. S.
Eighths $3.50.
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draw from the Convention, in obedience to
their instructions, if the minority report Of
the platform committee is adopted, and
that the delegates from Mississippi, Texas
and Louisiana, have promised the Alabama
delegation to withdraw with them. There
are rumors current, too, that if this is done,
Florida, South Carolina and Georgia are also
expected to secede, and that these seceders
will proceed to form another Convention,
which will nominate Hon. h. NJ. /. Hunter,
ofVirginia, for President, and Hon. jefferson
Davis, Of Mississippi, for Vice President, or
the latter for President, and the former for
Vice President.
Those who advocate this secession move
ment, contend that in any event the Demo.
cratic party will fail to secure majority OF
the electoral votes OF the Union, for their
Presidential candidate, and that the only
hope is to throw the election into the House
Of Representatives, where they will have a
majority of States, tincluding California and
Oregon.
Several Southern delegations are caucus
sing, and not yet through. They will not
get through before daylight.
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q. c. r. d r. A.



For all Throat and Lung Complaints, from
Common Coughs 10 Actuaj Consumption.
II UNNEWELL'S JUSTLY CELEBRATED
IL TOLU ANODYNE, the natural and sure
remedy for all Nervous Complaints, from Neural
gia through all cases where 0pium was ever used
to that Of Delirium Tremens, and the common
chief cause of disease, the Loss Of Sleep. The
Tolu Auodyne, though containing not particle
of Opium, produces all the requirements of, and
may be used in all cases wherever Opium was
used, without producing anything but Cures, and
leaving the patient in perfectly natural state.
The Universal Cough Remedy, freed from all
the common objections Of Cough Remedies, which
produce nausea orpfostration,) may be considered
the common enemy to all Throat and Lung Com
plants, and used with perfect IMMUNITY. Asking
MI to court from propretors or friends the most
severe investigation Of both Remedies, and read
ing Of our pamphlets, TO be found with all dealers
and more particularly to purchase only of those
who eau be depended upon, We wait in confidence
the decisions Of Patients and Physicians.
"PFices within reach Of all"
General Agents.. W. HUNNEWELL CO.,
7 & Commercial Wharf, Boston; GEORGE
HUNNEWELL, l45 Water street, New York
Under the special supervision Of JOHN i. HUN
NEWELL, Chemist and Pharmaceutist Boston,
Mass. whose signature covers the corks of the
genuine only, and to whom address all cOmmuni-
cations. For sale BY all respectable dealers every
where PEEL & STEVENS, Agents,
And by all dealers in Aexandr
M 3-eOl Dec l9 go
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MARRIED.

= vr.derick. Maryland, at All Saints Church.
IN n essh instant, by the Rev. Charles Seymour,
on a InS +. EDWARDS, of Washington d. u. 10
MaRY E., youngest daughter OF the late panisl
aaM Of Poughkeepsie, Now York.
- williamsburg, on Wednesday, s5th April
II Rev. William Hodges, Mr.. W. Y. Man,
SC{gaII. Of Fauquier County, Va, TO MISS hAiS
TnI,OE, Of williamsburg
a, ,hs 18th instant, at Annapolis, Md, by the
Rev. J. R. Davenport Mr.. MULLINS Mcnrm =,
If baltimore, to Miss ELLA ~ ~ asasn'ef u
Commodore P. 7 Voorhees, y . Ns,y.
n washington, on the 18th instant by the hss,
J. L. Bartlett, Mr. HAKkisoN =; no Wa ah; -
Miss MARY ]. PRETTYMAN' al OF " A'n'ns
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From Charleston.

CHARLESTON, April 2l-MdnIgNT.-TV L
supposed that the object Of Batter OF NlasSa-
chusctts, in refusing to sign the regular mn
nority report which was presented to- day
and in making an Independent report, sign
ed only by himself, was to damage Douglas,
by Indicating that the opponents Of the ma
iority report we're divided in their policy;
but it had the opposite effect as it showed
the South that the Douglas men were will
ing to concede more for the sake OF harmony
than the Cushing interest, with which But
Ter acted.
1t is now generally believed to be the IN.
tention of the Alabama delegation to with
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, April 28.-Tt i said that
much Indignation i expressed ~ the Presi-
dent, Vice President Breckenridge, Senator
Tuombs. and others, at the tenor If the DIES
patches addressed to each Of them from
Charleston. IN relation to the pending Presi-
Dental nomination.
The President has recognised Robert Bar.
tie, Of st. Louis, a. Wee Consul Of the Duchy
If Brunswick. for Missouri, and iona and
Friedrich, Kune, Consul Of the Duchy Of
Nassau. at New York.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN

At a called meeting Of the Board Of Aldermen
held Friday evening, April 9th, 1860, there were
present,
Messrs. Kinzer, Barton, Simpson, Armstrong
and Cazenove.
The President being absent, Mr.. Kinzer was
elected President pro TEN.
Mr. Cazonove offered the following resolution,
which was adopted
Resolved, That u proxy be appointed, to consist
of two members Of each Board, TO represent the
City Council Of Alexandria, at any and all meet
ings of the Stockholders of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal Company which may be held prior to
the lst Of March. 1861, and the presiding officer
of the respective Boards designate the persons
from their Board to constitute said proxy.
Messrs. Cazenoye and Barton were appointed
on the part Of this Board.
The Board then adjourned
Tcste: c. POWELL, Clerk
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RRIGADE ORDERS.

HIqE TRAINING or THE OFFICERS or
/ THE 18TH REGIMENT, Y. D., will be
held il Alexandria Oh Wednesday the ~. Thurs
day 81 and Friday 4th May next-and The Regi-
mental Muster Of said Regiment, On the Saturday
following.
The Training of the Officers If tie Goth Rcgi-
ment will be held ID Fairfax Court House On Mua
lay the 7th, Tuesday Sth, and Wednesday 9Th
May ucxt-and the Rcsimental Muster of said
Regiment III Thursday following.
The Training Of the Officers Of the County 81
Ioudoun, will be held a Leesburs, On Monday
the 18th, Tuesday the 18th, and Wednesday the
18th May next
The Reeimcntal Muster of the sd Regiment.
wil he held a. Union, On Thursday the nth
that Of the 56th Regiment, n Waterford, on Fri
day the 18th, and that Of the 57th Regiment o.
Saturday the 18th May next BY order Of the
Brigader General.
a. T. NJ. RUST, Brigade Inspector
m l1--outlIay2 18th Brigade, 81 Div, n. Nj.
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By I. NJ. MccoRMIcK-AreT'ezea.n .

BY Il. VI. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
GALE OF A VALUABLE FARM IN l'lE
- FAN COUNTY, VA, IN THE VICINITY
OF WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA,
On Saturday, The 5h day n Nay, - II o.r.a (.
~, in front Of the Mayors Office in the city
Alexandria, Va, the subscriber, a. trustee. So
virtue Of deed of trust from Amelia T. Young.
dated July lst, 1856, and duly If record II no
County Of Fairfax Va, will sell Al public auction,
a TRACT OF LAND, now occupied by Nr.
Young, containing about FIFTY ACRES, stua.
ted IN the said County Of Fairfax, N Gill; Lees.
burg Turnpike, short distance beyond bAloN
Cross Roads and about seven miles from Il
Alexandria and Washington.
The land is Of excellent quality-is well water
ed-eight Or Ten acres 81 i IRE in wood. II ",
On it thrifty orchard Of young FRUIT amo I.
under good fences.
m The buildings o. the place sousi-t ot a
- comfortable COTTAG +, Barn, stables.
Smoke house, &c.
TERMS :-SlSl2 and the expenses " sale, 81 ].
paid IN cash, the balance to be paid The - ,..t
Of April, lSGl-the deferred payment ~ hrr0
terest from the day Of sale and . Uc cyNa..
IN The bond II the purchaser secured by aaecI
trust upon the property.
s. FERGUSON BEACH, TRUSTEE.
m G--eCtS Nat Int-eOts
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McCORMICK's REAPIEG AND MOVING MA
CHINE F0R 1860.

10000 SOid UjLtta the Inst Hce yeGrS,
DEING a larger number than is manufactured
ID by any similar establishment IN the world.
GREAT COUNCIL MEDAL awarded my Ma
chine in London, IN 1851.
GREAT GOLD MEDAL or HONOR, at Pa
ris 1858.
HIGHEST PRIZE Al the French Universal
Exhibition IN 1856
HIGHEST PRIZE at the Royal Agricultural
Society If England in 1857.
HIGHEST PRIZE At the United States Agri-
cultural Society in 1887.
am now more largely engaged in the manu-
facture Of these MACHINES than ever before,
and with my improvements for 1860 % not hcsi-
tate to WARRANT nv MACHINE rs q REAPER
and MOWER, superior to any other for simplicity,
durability and perfect working.
ADDISON. WALLACE i CO., Agents for
Alexandria Va, and viii attend promptly TO all
communications orders
lGt5~ CIRCULARS will also ~ sent On applica-
ton u my Agents.
ap ll--colm q. II. MCCORMICK.
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WIN. c. YEAToN,
AZ . eotd
81 }. \. CNEIGMToN-AucTto<raa

By j. I. CREIGHTON-AUcTOS
COMMISSIONERS SALE-In pursuance
~ q decree Of the Circuit Court 81 Alexander.
County rendered 1T November term, 1855 a r..
suit Of Acinda A. Keene, Adninistratsiy.
+. Edsall &C., the undersigned will offer ior
ri public auction, IN Sdturdc1, he 2GH a,.
Nay, 1860 ~ II o'ciock. H., in Cr""t ~ ,Ga N .g
~ Office, il the city Of Alexandria, i LIN
- NJ ENI and LOT OF GROUND, 81 thc n...
side Of Fayette street, III the said city 81 A'A
dra, bounded as follows: Beginning 81 Payer.
street at me distance OF 100 feet north, from ,.g
middle Of the square, between King End Gamer
streets; thence with Fayette street. uottu"ara..
10 feet; thence wcstwardly, parallel with tamgr0.
street, 50 feet, 70 a ten feet alley; thence Will t
alley, and parallel 70 Fayctte street, southwagl.
- ieet thence T. the beginning, with the right
way over said alley, and the alleys come Il
herewith, 10 connection with others entitled there
TO, and subject 70 annual rent, in fee, u .iX a
lars, payable to the City Council Of Alexandra.
Terms or SALE.-0ne tenth 81 the purchase
money 70 be paid in hand, Al the time II ,a.,
thu residue in three equal instaments, al =, i2
Is months from the day Of sale, with intarc. rae
deferred payments to be secured by the hoUt- .E
the purchaser, with good personal security tia
title to be retained until the purchase money
fully paid, and the property % be resold ul
failure Of the purchaser to comply with tie term.
Of sale i. Il. SMITH, c
LAW. Il. TAYLOR
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Maine State Convention.

VAUDEVILLE, Me-, April 27.-The Union
State Convention assembled here to-day
The attendance was small.
Pbineas Barnes and George g. Getchel
were chosen Delegates at Large, and George
+ B. Jackson, Samuel Larrabee, q. W.
pickering. j. 5. johnson, }. Mcclellan and
Samuel Taylor were elected District Dele
gates
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IBERTY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. I!
Double Minstrel Troupe.
ny POSITIVELY TWO NIGHTS ONLY!
Change of Programme Nightly.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS,
April 3Oh and Hay ~.
Change Of Programme Nightly.
sIXTEEN STAR PERFORMERS !!

SIXTEEN STAR PERFORMERS
SHOREY, earle, DUPREZ, and GREEN'S
far-famed and world renowned only Original Ne"
Orleans aud Metropolitan Burlesquo OPERA
TROUPE and BRASS BAND. Great combina-
ton N talent aud originality. The largest and
best Band ever originated in their chaste laugh
ter provoking and irresistible Ethiopian Enter
taiumeuts, introducing the greatest varieties q
New Songs Ballads, Duets Quartettes, Over
lures, BurIcsque Opera Pieces, Fancy Dances,
Queer and Funny Sayings, ever offered q ths
public.
Grand Free Balcony Concert in front II the
Hall each evening, BY the Brass Band.
Doors open at o'clock, commencing AZ :.
Admission 25 cents Reserved Seats ~ cents
Colored people % cents.
CHARLES II. DUPREZ,
M 27--it& Manager and Business Agent.
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' th0rity of decree Of the Circuit CouTt ot
Alexandria County rendered al the November
term, 1859, in the suit of Charles u. Alexander,
and others, ys. John b. Alexander, lie uud,r..gn
ed, Commissioners appointed for the purpose, w.'i
offer for sale, by auction. in front Of the Mayor
Office, in the town Of Alexandria, on TIL rs
DAY, THE TENTH DAY Of MAY 1860 al
u o'clock NJ, all the REAL PROPERTY, Ii
the County Of Alexandria, Of which william y.
Alexander died possessed viz:
/. square bounded by Patrick, Henry Wvthc,
ard Madison streets.
2. a square bounded by Henry, Fayetto, NJ ,ao
aud Madison streets.
3. Three iourths Of the square bounded Ly Fay
cite, Payne, Wythe and Madison streets
1. 4 square bounded by Payne West. Wgtie
and Madison streets.
,. A square bounded by Faycttc PAYNE I,u-
deton aud Wythe streets.
8. A square bounded by Payne, West Wytae,
and Pendlet0n streets
Also, several fractions Of squares ID lbe rc.-0-
borhood OF the above, Of which description MID
be given at the sale. Each square contains tru
acres. The above property lies north aad vosl oE
Colrosse, the late residence Of Judge 4 II. Na
The terms OF sale, as directed ~ the deere. l.:
third Of the purchase money 70 be paid down.
and the residue in two equal payments III LIS au.t
twelve months from the day oil sale; the doa.u..
payments TO bear interest, and to be .ccUIDa x
the notes Of the purchasers-aud re.cnJ...
tie; the cash payment to be forfeited iur t.ug0 K.
comply with the terms Of sale, and the property
be resoid upon any such failure, as tile risk Fl .o
purchaser. l.. y. TAYLOR,
r. JOHNSTON. Comm s'r.
IN ~ l. ~ .4Nr 1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-30
Ksr.uokv Republican State Convention.

CONVICTION, Ky, April 27.-The Repubh'
can State Convention was held here yester'
day George D. Blakeley, Charles Hendley,
and II. w. u. Gallagher were chosen dele.
gates at large to the Chicago Convention
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-30
DIED.

In Memphis, Tennessee, on the z4tn instant IAN
MARIA II. DABNEY, wife OF sirginias pao.
MAJ" .sa Of Memphis, Tenpessee, and daughter
N.Y. sia mes Z. Heath, esq, of Richmond,Va.
ON tho 18th instant. at Monmouth Illinois, y
on VIM. II. GARDNER, formerly Of
V.;rf.x County, Va, in the 50th year OF his age
In Henry County, Iowa, on the l4th OF April
1850. after short illness, EMILY, wife OF JON
than Schooley, formerly OF Londoun county
Va. aged about SO years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-30
From Havana,

SAVANNAH. April 21.-The steamship lsa
bel has arrived with Havana dates Of the
25th. The sugar market was depressed
sales Of No. - at 5! reals. Moasses in fair
demand at 3B(d reals.