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ARCHBISHOP HUGHES AND THE PoPE-A fter
the conclusion of the mass I'm the cathedral in
New York last Sunday, Archbishop Hughes as
cended the pulpit and made vigorous and sti r
ring address Of twenty minutes or so, on the DO
sition and difficulties Of the Sovereign Pontin,
and explained plan he has adopted for convey
ing to the Holy Father'' substantial expression
Of the sympathy of this diocese. In the bold aud
expressive language Of which the Archbishop is
SO great master, ne denounced with unmeasured
severity the transient emperors and contempt bic
kings"-meaning, Of course, Louis Napoleon and
Victor Emmanuel who, though pretending to
be Catholics, had cooperated In despoiling the
Pope Of part Of his - patrimony,'' which, said
his Grace, has been " snatched away by the sacri-
ligious hands Of assassins and invaders He
announced that next Sunday he would preach a
sermon which he has Z" no objection 20 see In
PRINT in which he will explain at length as far
as possible in single discourse, his views on
this whole Italian question. and refute the lying
statements of = Protestant papers and infdel bu-
reaus established for the purpose Of misleading
the Catholic world"
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SI0 REWARD FOR THE CONVICTION
" Nv OF the person who Carried of nv sign
Largest cd Bookstore in the South, Morrison's
Guide to Washington. Guide 20 Patent Office" SO
foTthe person who cut and stole the Side pieces
Awning; : 10 for the thief who stole IN 91d volume
OF RaRin's History of England. TINS destro ing the
set OF volumes; also, volume Of Universal His
tory: volume DicuOBare Anglaes L'FIancais,
Bonliace; voluma | Chambers Travels in Asia
Minor Greece; a STgn containing Morrison View
OF W ashlngtuD. ColOred; q small Landscape Paint
ing IN Oil; volume Sir Leoline Jenkins Life, a
large folio volume heavy. fnformation solicited OF
a Gold Five = anc Piece NaPo' con. spanish Silver
Dollar, 1915, Ferdinand; English Florin. u of a 4
ster ing Ia old English letters, taken by entering
the back window. Also, information of SIT con-
tanned IN pacEage with papers and book. sent to
me in Baltimore by Ada MS Express Company.
Competition in u ade is good, but sending anony
nous letters to an innocent Mayor, tearing down
awnings. gns &c, stealing books TO destroy sets
Is not praise worthy. In consee Bence Books clos
ing on cheap. ALFRED HUNTER,
JeZy ~ Under WIllards' Hotel.
TAKEN UP On the 18th instant, two cows
one red, horned Cow. and the other ~zepS
notified rel aud white buffalo Cow. The XkSF
owner or owners will please come forward,
prove property, pay charges, and take them away.
LOUIS BRUNETT,
At the junction of Seventh 81
JaN 81 and PIney Branch roads
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- HAMMACKS zs=3 =
10. RESTAURANT.
No. s02 Pa. AVENUE
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

Gentlemen taking their meals out will always find
Waters, and meals ready from 6 a m. TO II D. m.
MY chaTKes during the summer will be quite NOD
tosssther. have several neatly furnished oons.
which viii rent 70 responsible gent snsn az 4 low
md IN the most and pleasant house for
Moahs tns,I meals. MY bar. es usual ia well
pagnes and Brandies, and my larder carnot IS sur.
Psssssa. u eSnaied. ~ this country. ny personal
at Il p wili always be siyse to my
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Spirit of the N1ernins Press.

The Constitution notes the late cordial reception
Of the Hon. John Covode by the "B'hoys'' OF
Philadelphia. The same paper replies to the ar
tcle In Wednesdays n. Y. Herald on "wash-
ington Organs" as far as that article relates to
itself II also argues that the candidacy of Mr..
Douglas will aid the Breckenridge and Lane
ticket in some Of the Northern States by drawing
of opposition votes.
The Intsiligenesr Is devoted to news
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u The Central Park Investigating Committee
In New York are unearthing some very queer
oPerations-going to show how remorselessIy
some people manage to pluck the public goose,
all the while they are pretending to be doing the
WORK OF the goose while the fact is they are only
feathering their own nests.
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ID Orders have been received at the Ports.
mouth Navy Yard to 1T out the frfgate Constitu.
ton, "Old Ironsides," forservice az a school shin
Inc desire CT the authorities to preserve this shin
In good order has induced them to detail her for
duty In the execution Of which no heavy ordi.
nance will be required.
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1.-THE State Convention Of the Republicans
Of Vermont, for the nomination of candidates for
state officers, took place on Wednesday Hon.
Erastus Fairbanks, Of st. Johnsbury, was nomi-
mated Governor, and John B Page, of Rutland,
for Treasurer.
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DrA number Of rufians entered St. James,
Roman Catholic Church, in James street. New
York, on Sunday during divine service, and or.
ated such disturbance that tho services had IN h.
stopped One Of their number threw a wooden
pole, several feet in length, through one of the
windows, breaking several panes Of glass and
smashing portion Of the frame work.
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" The japanese Embassy, at New York,
were to 90 On board Of the Niagara, bound for
Japan, to-day Among the many valuable pres
ents that have been made the Embassy in New
York are a splendid billiard table and one OF
Herring's hre-PrOOf safes, the former for the Ty
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W Recruiting for the Navy is stopped. No
persons will now be taken except those holding
Government contract, or 'good conduct, dis
charges. The cause Of this is said to be a want
OF funds, and the present efficient supply Of men
on board Of receiving ships
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-29

u The Hon. Jere. Clemens retires from the
editorial association Of the Memphis (Tennessee)
Enquirer, and the paper is now under the sole
control Of Hon. Scion Borland, formerly Sena-
Tor In Congress from Arkansas. The paper is an
advocate of Bell and Everett
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PERSONAL.

MADAME MORRICE, THE GREAT AsTRoLo-
ltl eIsT AND DocTREss, JHa from ENTOps.-This
highly gft aud lntelis cut lady can be CONSULTED
on the Past, Present aLd Futare Events. Call at
No. 205 Twenty second street, between n and l.,
w ashington. jeI9 im-
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u The Philadelphia Bulletin man compli
ments the Baltimore fire department, which b.
lately saw on duty.
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1.-two hundred Canary Birds were recent,
destroyed by the burning of house in Philadei
phia
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AUCTION SALES.
RF0r Other Auctisn SaIe,, see srf page.

By J. C. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Aucnoneers.
FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF FAM
II REMOVING FROM THE CITY AT ACTION
On SATURDAY MUkNlkG. June S1th, at ten
O'CLOCK, the first floor OF the Auction Rooms we
shall sell the Furniture and fleets Of family re-.
Uoying from the city, comprising-
Mahogany Hair Spring seat Sofa, Rocker and Par
Tor Chairs,
Marble top Center aud Sofa Tables,
Walnut Whatnot, Fancy Chairs,
Oak and other Cans seat Chairs,
Lounges, Walnut Extsnsion Table, Sideboard,
China, GLASS and Crookery Ware,
Two Six light Chandeliers,
Three Two light Pendants,
Lot of Chamber Gas Fixtures,
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Wardrobes,
Wa hstands, Toilet Sets,
Hair and Husk Mattress SEES, Bolsters and Pillows,
LO0t ing q laser. Clock. Vases,
Cookin. Stove. Re'rigeratOr,
Together. vith a general assortment Of Kitchen
REQUISITES.
Terms cash.
McGr-IHE A. Att.
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REsEARcHEs. TRAVELS AND MISSION
~ sy labor during az iiEhtsep yssIs' residsncs
EIth an hpPeRdlx fssPsetins the Snow, CAPPED
nosntsin; Of Eastern Africa. the Source. OF The
md Eastern Afrlcs, &e, by =. ]. ksvsnstein, r.
=, vol ciote; price ~ IS 49,
For ssls By BLANcHxk6 ( MoSuN.
eS Pa ~. and Eleventh street.
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FUTURE DAYS.
ByJC MeGUIREA co

BY !. c. Mcguire & co .AuotIonesrS
EXTENSIvE SALE OF CHOICE WINES,
PREsERvED FRUIrs AND MkATs, lion sIfK, suPE
R.oR sToKx fIxIuKKr, HOksE AND WksOS,&c TO
TUESDAY MORNING, yuly s, at 10 O'Clock, a.
the store Of Hamilton Leeoh few eoor. east Of
trade a d valuable Store Fixtures, VIZ:
Jrles Mumm, Fieur de Bouzy, csrdI asl snd ubies
Choice Brown and Pale London Sherry, imported
direct BY HAM ton Leach,
VsrJ superior Old Pot an bottles,
Welohs Madeira, IN dem1ohEs and bottles, very
Mirgsux Chateau. LATTE, Chateau seoville, 81.
fierfe sno q Lanesrt Sisret w ines, nv.
s u h9 81 ss sss ga, MGsss Wines
f .sS.s . Z l%PfsTIs, Knox SON: Ale
Allsop's ale, French Vinegar,
Lar.e qusntitI q Cstawba and other SItters. Ia
Superior Old Apple and Peach Brandies, in bottles
Pine Brspdles, Whisky, um and GIN,
English and French Pickles,
s sstsI DsI t .IS y v. 1s.asSs:
Lot of fine q resn Teas m oh csddles.
Olive I'll, Olives, 4 urtie Steak,
Ca apssh aud CaiiPes Sauces, IN fancy jars.
PruTes, FIckle Mushrooms, and POttsd Meats. N
Large l9t q choice Hsvans Cigars. Of v.riOu.
n, bra dsi Tooaeo2,
Desk, coantors, Ass Cas- ass =, CoSnrer Scales.
Stand Casks, Copper Measures. Sc.
One fine Roam Mare sI vel broke 90 h.n...
Express w AEON and Harness,
Terms: 50 and under cash over that sum a
eregil o. SANG months with interest," for notes
DrCaialOgues ready on Friday next
t.t JOHN 4. LEACH,
SurvIvlng Partner,
jez-d J. C. MCGUIRE co ,A1cts.
ARsHAL'S SALE In virtue Of a W il offeri
WI faclas, issued from the Clerks ofioe Of re
Cl. cut Court of the District Of Co nmbIs for the
o9uT ~ OF WASHINGTON, and 10 me directed will
expo y 70 putilc % Tor cash, 10 front Of the court
nov ooor 81 said county, on SATURDAY, the
Is day Of! next, l3e at 2 O'Clock m the To-
wing property, TO wit; AT DEFENDANTS right. title,
m, ADD Interest in and % q CERTAIN wrllirf
house erected on Lot eight, CO. and south MS etsen
~ teet four 90 inch Lot nlne, 40 in Sc
numbered three hundred and seventy seven. (S77l
In the cits Of washington ID G [, seizsd and le led
a 90 t q .ss IN. e esd s Dc
lS57, in favor Of Jonathan +. wster
Late u. 8. Marshal for DistrIOt Columbfs.
gez-1o =
MARsHAL's sALE.-ln virtue ofs writ Of
WI Teri facias, issned from the Clerks cfhce OF
the Circuit Cont Of the District Of Colu nbis for
the COUNTY of Washington, and o. me dtreotsoS
VIII expose 70 bite sale, for cash. IN ont Of the
court hon Sc door OF sad county on SATURDAY,
the 81 day OF JAY next, lse q y O'Clock m, the
following propert1, 20 wit: A defesdenrs right,
title aia aid interest, in and Ia csrtan build
iug erected on Lot No sIx o. IN Square No: nine
haadrs I'D lorty S5.s ss,ss. sla sos5 Il n;
upon Ne the property 81 Abel 6rises. and Willie
sold % ssfisfy jpdioisls No 2s6. 20 October term
1855 in favor If John PuIdy x..
Late VI Marshal Tor the District Of Colombia
je zs-dts -t EF
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DOWN |!


DOWN! D0WNA. D0WNM
O Al IN
and
stok muab
re "
SUMNER nbeco
~ ~ n. BRICE HALL, No. SEVENTH STREET
No
LoTH
az frm rpice
n nfgure
r.. BRICE
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By A. GREEN, Auotioneer.

By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
NEW THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE AMI
y OF AT AUcrIoN.-On TUESDAY. July sd.
shall sell IN front OF the premises. at clock p
m the north twenty feet front of Lot No. 9. In
Cruttenden's subdivision of square No. $50, front
log on 9Th street west, running hack bets cen %
and streets, north, to q pubic alley, W ith the
Improveme nts, which consist OF q new Three story
Brlok House, containing six good conveniently
arranged rooms, with wide pisssg 3, q d built IN
the best manner, by one ofths best workmen IN
this city. The sale will be WORTHY any one
wishing to purchase fine small house in healthy
location
TERI .: One third cash; bslanoe in s, IL, Is and
"a u1ontns for notes bearing interest from dsy OF
sale. A deed given and dsed oftrust taken
je q d A. GREEN, Auct
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III The City Councils of New York have ap-
ProPrated q 500 for pyrotechnics for the ath Of
July.
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~ 1t Is stated that Brigham Young has n
been in Philadelphia, as reported
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IL The Boston Post hoists the Breckenridge
and Lane nag at the head of its columns.
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IL There is great complaint of drouth in some
parts Of Louisiana.
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LOST AND FOUND.

TAKEN UPON the 18th ms sut, a small brndle
COW. with ears cropped, and other HzerA
wise marked. The owner IS request d TO az
come forward, prove property, and take her
away
ie 2a-Sts SANUFIIaNGIEy
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The WEATHER.-The following report Of the
weather for the morning is made from the Amer
isan Consolidated Telegraph. Line to the Smith
sonian Institution. The time OF observation ia
about O'Clock
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DETAcHED.-All the officers of the u =. store
ship Relief, with the exception Of the Com
mander, have been detached and granted three
months leave of absence
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ACTING SECRETARY OF STATK.-We understand
that during the absence Of General Cass from this
city, VIM. III. Trescott, Esq, Assistant Secretary,
has been appointed by the President Acting Sec
rotary of State.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut. Daniel l.. Braine has
been ordered to the receiving-ship North Caro-
lima.
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LIEUT.. WISE TO ACCOMPANY THE JAPANESE
HOME.-Lieut. Henry A. Wise will be dispatched
by the Government, in the Niagara, as Master Of
Ordnance, to give information to the japanese in
regard to our system Of gunnery. He will prob
ably be brought into personal relations with the
Tycoon, and will inspect the japanese fortifca-
tons and defenses
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COMFORTABLE ROOMS, with or without
!, BoaTd. can be obtained, ON moderate terms at
$50 ST.. between 5th aud 9th. Table Boarders
accommodated with good Board lie rs an,s
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EOR SALE OR RENT-The four story BRICK
y HOUSE, No. 45h, north side of ID ssreeT, be
tween Second and Third. is offered for sale on q
long time, or for rent a good tensnt; or will be
exchanged for property. situated between Seventh
and Eleventh ,s,reets, or and II streets. Inquire
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, IstelligsHesr Is devoted to news
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FOR SALE OR RENT-A comfortable and
y convenient two story and- baS ement BRICK
DWELLl NG-HcCSE, No. 442, situat-d on ID
street north, next 10 the corner of bird ST. west
Apply to CHAS. BRADLEY, Patriotic Bank
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The FAILURE OF Mr.. DIMTIRS;s MISSION TO
NIcARAeUA-THE TRANSIT RoUrE NOT TO BE
OPENED-AMERICANs ALL LEAVING NICARAGUA
THE UNITED STATES SQUADRON ON THE Pa
cIFIc SIDE-Ex-PREsIDKNT MORA DECLINES
DISTURBING THE PEACE OF CosrA RIGA &C
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-16

We continue today the report OF the pro-
ccelings Of the National Constitutional Uoion
Convention. To-day's report contains mostof tie
speeches 10 reference to the selection OF Edward
Everett, as the candi late for the Vice Presidency
in.luding the classic and eloquent remarks OF Mr.
Hllard, Of Boston. Public opinion is divided as
to whether this speech Of Mr.. billiard or that Of
Major Henry, of Tennessee. was the specch Of
the occasion. We gave in. yesterdays paper, a
portion of Major llenry's speech. but sufp9sins
that our readers would prefer TO have i, entire,
aud unmu,ilatei, We re.pubiisn the introductory
par, which appeared in tia, issue, We Shall con.
clude the report Of proceedings in ,o.morrow's
paper.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-16
uoet la. said upon a great OCCASION
..sl.p .nst each s,;hrs : n err~ied look
The ...p. we're highsss -hich thy ioak
Fr. sds - o0agr4iaiafa tieirir. uds III IL hA'ic,
AMI f.ug fntr.rr4ie - .aIaicI a. The. p-ss''L

-,fsn maj each sahrs N erreis.i look
I he SIP. yer hghsss -hich thy ioA
Fr. nd - e0ngrstsa ats iarlffr.-nds ID tit Af',
All long iatc.craie r. ssiaicl a. The! p-,sesL'
When we 20 bask to M,ssaehusetts, and - Ne"
England all over our hill. ah1 valleys which are
hut JUST beginning To feel tho genial touch o.
spring. what \ th7ill vi joy aud exultaton VIII
riu. all along our critics. our t6Hhs, our Villages,
our solitary farm house,. which nestle IN the hol-
lows If the hills. Il will be so everywhere. Ap'
,!ause How beautiful on the mountains a'e
the feet of thu>t WIN bring tilings ol peace. -
low beautiful. beautiful upon the mountains nlc
the feet Of those who reconcile sectional diHeprd
that bring together the North anl the south and
tie West and bud them tgether IN the unity o
the spirit of tie land ol peace. +: Cries "f good
good" aud applause:
Let By gone. be by.genes. Rash words have
been said. nuwse things have been done. he
\ Jr;h has bean severe upon the Sduth; the SUN
has teea severe upon the North luz let Us target
aud forgive 1t ALL Lei there be here one alice
tomato, fond iraternnl embrace. aud. ia III tic
DAYS u tie great man Washington, pointing 20
The portrait e Washington Massachusetts, VIZ
cinia, and South Carolina stood slc Nv side in The
tlys that triel'mens souls. and left his great arm
Mil upon them fur support. so let Us now IN this
day OF our joy and triumph 50 back t" those old
days, renew those cd feelings, and here ON the
altar If our coSntry's good make II sacrifice OF
every trnmpcry sectional abstraction, and vow
one Constitution, one Union, one country and one
common destiny,
The speaker resumed his seat ami! deafen:ng
applause, aud three cheers for Massachusetts,.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-16

Arr1rs--t;rern-uanc o,ernr. - i,
r receipt. the pail "ees have been arg ana
fbHvr +, notice sl.ne lower :7ties- quote 100 ii els
-whii.-,1sk at l.3o $40 Z hdsiri.
l.rE-ys I.--+at5saii cents. go -. -
fr li use seace. IL. demand al 20 20 cts;
"a EIfsiif-. stony. auj sui at l251 Il cents. 49,
tuR>-Nih increased ,elahdIi quote h clio" e't5 -"
T.. Hhiiy..rcis
tfHf>l.--jaGscs I.i,.7 al.t-tft4I.sa .o.o
DEiKp Faur -Arpr>plen.-sl Peaed Peaches, f"'''
rnpeaci do, t2.io u bus'L "
Florrll,e receipts rounre li;lt-vit a od dcnanl-
.B...aG:t c..
FtsXs5I.-si.24ai.a - c-nis
ff,Infr>.-43lli - cents. .o
S3a.s. Mexican tiuano SOFA; American hHaho
i9o i.!ts sup Phosphate If Lane 5000; i.ui fh"sho
era, Guaao So EuIin's Bur Ash Guano 4h; Eui
- Iobacc1 Manure s4i.Se l.aain Ground Bone Ash S}'a
fni PLASTER buk S9Ft; in Lays barrels flltt
6l,ss >EFa.-, i"sc s3,J; In9ih! 81; oclaf" sl'" :
! rem $t"".
a.ssF>a.-- cents.
- Sailed n A0t fi.a0 u wagon load SleJeLsi.io
itas.-Mpu '.Ia $.Dlt 40 T. ton.
I.san.->uItl, good al llGt II ren;..
ltatI h"nd>tu"n tl.sItt 81 -: Mountain eotl!p cells
ososs Waite >afa,,: cts led f2fy75 cts. = bushcl
otsShca Fl "a $50 q - b: White 81 cls; BiaIs %
t5us = bush oi - H.
rt.s.-Nr E.ss,., Il offering. Cow Pen tI.'a.
HestIuES.-. ,-fG>1t ccni>ae.u iTia- {" quaiiS.
T"Ae Golfer pts increasing. via prices well sustained
,.rijer ia ia'is -. IS mol qa"ahe
common dasa itIs f2.neIss ~: bright nsm groua"s
as 81 W. $3.50 uli,h Leaf io3aceo :i0i9LstJ bright
ho.~,fs AID iiefs sJovls Hun; fancy bright Wrappers
.i>.faiat $40,
MHr,i- The receipts continue gsales at si3H(sfl. 70
'reaocc Rcd .J ti.lo Tor e.ote W!ie nleriof grace
tLdstt$l.1n
W. Non e4erias.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-16

A.. WI are authorized - announce DAVID lDFF-
& N candidate for reelection Ia The Office ni
toln srncr nf the Revenue Tor the Western District ui
Campbell county Election iil Thursday of Ma! next.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-16

ma! -hlawds
:. VaIu12ble Estate at sAuction.

Valuable Estate at sAuction
H! 'N iii i.SDAi. il NJ It'll l>tl nj ; sc,rk in ,1
LII ai' f'm shall offer er sale by ulc,pi In the ciy NJ
Iiht.'erg, on the ia! III. the al,oye name al,
ihe prem So lth Valuable real estate c me t t
iae Hcorgc Nhilock, situated Main street. il, iii, ri
foahg on said street about feet. runnn. ,urt ~.
ianc' Of about l3Z feet and adjoining the "tl,s >ayinp.
bahk' II may lie divided Ia purchas, j. u,!ri, o,
silt the ''NorYel House., ana desirable prup-r,t
ttMs-one third cash The balance ON n credit Of ,ur nj
t"o Years. The purchaser 10 ncgnfiah
h">od carrying interest from nte title t. be retained
ui.l paid for, or trust deed, If required
WILLIAM ID. WTTrLnCK.
by ALEXANDER X JAMES NJ. puHNAx.
may l'-dZa"tls hi Atiorneys
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ind a crrat man, mrn 10 ,hi, con.enl.on 70 agrl

with bin that his life might be prolonged to the en-
of his adtuini S,rs,ion. Laugttet. Ar Everett u
statesman. a scholar. philosopher aud paffioi.-
| What do yoa arant NOR, Nothing
Ills Judgment. his experience. his everything Ia
been tiei Let us then unite hts name th the nan'
OF the individual who has been nom mated ,hisfnorn
ing aud aso his interests ia regard TO the Aidai'
states mem those feelings aud Judgments IN regaft
to the PROPERTY of TIA; sort of rohey which w IL
the Nt4de States approve.
Bat lie ha. every Other experience, Judgement ans
wisdom. which would become his place, aud decorate
aud ai0rn the e0Ralft, !ie ia. innaeaee at home
and abroad. His sentiments have been prom agAtei
thousand times, and he has been recently bringing
forth and developing "a say ahieh was reeul,Af 10
himself alone the virtues OF The Father OF his iobh-
try lie has gone through the whole eoantr! for The
purpose Of illustrating ihsm, and when he va. NUT
cd DO than he bad already done, s the large
ststaties offered to him. aad rcceived IS MS personal
reward have been freely given the hes; Interests Of
has COUNTRY ant 10 toe ersi Interest. Of The memory
Of Washington. especially under ttr care o' those
client ladies, Who bf's heta tie tTge patriots
q late tefs and has asssle 20 do that ia rcptei /"
tie memory u wAsansfou, Which tie whole male
population 81 toe eouaif! failed TO accomplish dufns
The eflfis OF - years. Applause.
~! aet cons gule mere OF yoar time You have
had 60 5asA Of e1eefneul and erfeni ieei'n :
Al can ar that II there &c hearty union OF that
feeling and sentiment - ae4-it - Everett when
al sae .s besa eIhllse! here tAis Afternoon, !oa
tAuao! Ia.
Nu,saf, ,aa. bat. Re. ieae $50 to say tia, If
49, se'rt. saea pet l. t. tJt hizhes' Offices We
AL! as,s- sre or CO N1.fsr.ts Eans o1i Of Of
& o s'.a--e.. I ut sis5.r- a.tH ee..Gph0a. II
seldom - SCI = per-. #.s--- h corruption aud
sa'tuA.ss tf5m etat4zs#ttFH 81 iHe chtfSe !hete
ale bal tew c.,;4eus .4 al SEEK an eHahiaa-
ION and inrosi'.a,ioa = sac caarse. b., cur Shef
Il ,,s,rt:e Ia. done -. nnl should excite our Pity
w6ea he sAsa. an iaxes; taii"a by pleading "oli
age -ad efts hairs lie, a. therefore put into pow
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ELECTORS.

lar Drrucz-I. IT. CHANDLER. Of Norfolk cti!.
ssp TRAVIS H. EPPs. OF Noiiosey.
sxp THOMAS BRUCE. Of Halifax
Am JOHN r. THORNTON OF Prince EdwAr
s~r =. JAMES y JOHNSON, OF Bedford
sfs W. 81 eCOTT, OF PovhaiAn.
I'm IEMCEL J. bowDkN Oh Williamsburg
e-1 JOSEPH CHRISTIAN, Of Aiddl,-eL
s-n r. III. SHACKELFOkD, Of fa1quier.
,or. ANDREW H. KENNEDY, OF jefferson.
iiTg A. II. II. STUART, al Augusta
isrn w X STAPLES, Of Montgomery.
isra WALTER PRESTON OF Washington.
ixru J. J. JACKSON. Jr, II Wosd.
isrn A. b, CALDWELL, Of ohie