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aR0uMsl BROnMsM BROOMsm I

:, AN now receiving my SPRING SUPPLY Of
| BUCKETS, TUlS, CnlKNS, Barrel and
staff Flour Buckets, Sugar Boxes, Patent Ziuc
Washboar,l> plain do. Clothes Pins, Rolling Pins,
Half Bushels and rccks, Baskets, Blacking,
Matches. v itewa>h Brushes, Shoe brushes,
Scrub Brushes and busters and such goods as
are generally kept in Il Broom and Woodcnware
store pledge yself 10 sell at Baltimore prices.
l.. HERRING, Royal 81, south OF King
ny. Broom Corn wanted NH
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II. @. CLAUGUTON,

-Aiolney and Coun&riio! at Lar.
Orr;rE No. I NoRrn FAlRFAX STREET,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
win practice in the Courts Of Alexandra, Lou
toun, and the adjoining counties, and Washing
ton City my il--"h
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GRAND FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION TO
PINEY POINT, POINT LOOKOUT, NOR
FOLK, AND PORTSMOUTH.

~T~o> The fine, safe and commcdous
Steamer BALTIMORE, Capt. Charles
L. Mltchel having been thoroughly overhauled
and fitted up in tho most substantial manner, with
one hundred berbs, and fourteen state rooms, will
be placed regularly on the line between Washing
ton and Norfolk, making tive trips week. This
desirable and delightful summer route will COM
mence on Tuesday, the Sd ofJuly, with an excur-
sion to the above named place.
The steamer BALTIMORE will leave her berth
foot of 9th street, ON TUESDAY. Sd of July, at
o'clock, p. M, arriving at Old Point early next
morning, then proceed to Norfolk and Portsmouth,
where she will remain until 8 p. m, Of the It'll
Returning she will touch at Old Point to enable
the passengers to witness the grand display OF
Fire Works, after which she will leave and arrive
at Washington at / o'clock, on Thursday, the 9th.
Fare for the round trip, including meals
To MarshalPs Pavilion. on................."S3.O0
To Piney Polnt....."...... 3.VO
To Point Lookout...... ..............".... 3.cO
Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth..... 500
The BALTIMORE will commerce her regular
trips on Monday, 9th of July, leaving Washington
on Mondays and Thursdays, and Norfolk on Tues
days and Fridays. For further information apply
on board 10 Captain Charles 4. Mitchell, or at tho
Company's Office, No. 37S Penn. avenue, corner OF
9th street. under the National Hotel.
GEO. Z. MATTINGLY,
General Ticket Agent Potomac Steamboat Co.
&, L
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NEW STORE AND EEW Il . y S.-J. P.
n CLARKE, has rcnu"e,i to The New Store,
No. .5s, King Street, ithe old stand where eau
bc found the largest and best stock Of Wall pa
pERS. WINDOW CURTAINS, French aud Eng
gli<h Engraving<, aud Picture Frames ever offered
for sale in this city, and al greatly reduced prices.
my 80.
yNTHEAT CLEANERS. Tor sale by
w INV So MEADE { MARYE.
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-. yspOrD sS0WDEN

NFFEE~ his Professional Services II the cltl
~ zrltS rr Alexandria and vicinity. once Q:
PITT street. ucur the corner of King. ap 2'-u
WASHINGTON s CO.,
Grocery, Liquor. aud Commission Mer'h""'N
No. II, UNION STREET,
ALIEN Nd RIA, \.
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sFcrRIyy TO POLICY HOLDERS.

c,n,r,r ST, ,29S, 500 10
paid mn Capital and Surplus ....... 2,l9i,lll O2
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AMBROTYPES,
DAG
and PHOTOGRAPHS,
Taken artistcally, and as low, if not lower, than
anywhere else. l.3- Come and see the HALO
TYPES! II. WOOLF,
NH lily Royal ST., Cd door from King-s..
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Army K SilNN'S
BOTTLED MINERAL WATERS AND CIDER
MASSEY, COLLINS i cos
PHILADELPHIA DRAUGHT hLE.
BOTTLEU PORTER, AIR, AND NEdO
n:t" CIDER ON ORA q IT,
In quantities TO suit purchasers.
BRASS BEER-IOCkS AND CUBA HONEY,
Con..au;l; OH land and for sale by
LOUIS {. Army,
IS y. Wat"r--t., Alexandria.
1ag5- Country orders solicited, and promptly
aIlva. ie Idly
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OK AND AFTER FRIDAY. June 18th, 1860
~ TWO TRAINS will leave Alexandria daily
fsr Lynchburg ana tn" Southwest, connecting III
eordon>villc with the Trains OF ,h9 Virginia Cen
tral Railroad for kichno"i, CA"rIo!teS'lLe'
stanton. &c. and with the Train on the Manassas
Gap Railroad, :or Woodstock NJ: .!@ckH"a: &c; s,,
pr-Rn kNONNIiLf. ii NJ HIS, NASH
VILE. MOBILE. MONTGOMERY. and Ne"
ORLEANS, at the 'rickc; Office, corner OF h'"g
and Union streets. u.,. -
Also, through tickets to Grecnbrer White Sui
nhur Springs, via jaci,>ons River or LynchbHrg,
Montgomery White oulpbur. Red and Salt SUI
phur via Lynchhurg.
Leave Alexuulria III :. \. Nj. and 7.l5, ?. NJ
Lynchb"r5 at 90, \. NJ, and 1.+o. 7. NJ.
70. The connections with Virginia Central
and Manassas Gap Railroads are made by the
day trains only.
J. NJ. EKOADUS. General Ticket Agent.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
+. D..CORSic
:. D..CokSE. N. d. CotsE
Banking, Exchange, and Collection Office of
CURSE BROTHERS.,

No. SO Ecchonge Block.
WE will make Collections ON all accessible
w points in the United States, and hold pro-
ceeds subject 10 Check, or rc'nit promptly 10 any
designated point.
We will deal in E.rchange, Time Bills, Prom''s-
so,y Notes. Cnc"srent .N""eg. Com, &c.
STOCKS and other SECURITIES bought and sold
on Commission. and LOANS negotiated on favor
able terms. Interest allowed to DepoSitors.
A varied experience of many years in this busl-
ness enables Us to offer cur services with confidence
to the public 1eD l9-u
!. ". BURKE. ARTHUR hEkhE'' b.
pn,,lr;nn Ernhnnna aud Cnlianf1nn Office of
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WIZ. S. PAYNE.

WM. S. PAYNE,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. !, Spears Wharj, 8"|tjmorS, -,
1xTIL!, give ,:iligent personal attention to all
w business committed TO his charge. and res
pec:ftlly soicis Of his friends and The pnhlic
generally, tEeir consgnmen:s OF Grain. Flour,
Tobacco, Ac., and their orders Tor whatever the
market furnishes.
Baltimore, NH ely
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MARSHALL.

JOHN MARSHALL.
yTDRNEl At / 4 W.-i'sFnHdF'a, Va
.rrs- ul.co on Royal street. lately occupied ey
&c. Il. Stuart. sp1i-1t
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ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
Two DAILY TRAINS.

f-~.-- S.4- rsr --...::.:: =
ss Es.a ~ ~ : =. 49,
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OAK, ASH, AND HICKORY RIMS, OAK,
~ and Hickory Spokes, Buggy and Wagon
Bows, and al sizes and qualities Of Axles, Springs,
Shafts, Bolts, &r. Those in want will do we'll to
call and examine before purchasing
"a
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NOTICE

OUR BILLS for the past half year have all
" been made off to day. As many rs can make
it convenient will confer on US favor by calling
at our desk for accounts. which if not taken away
prior to the 2jth inst, will be sent to all for whom
intended. without discrimination. We respectful
Y urge that there will be more than usual effort
made the part of our credit customers to settle
up. CLAGETT & DODSON.
s,,,a IL T,,1
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navy & Il a RM . 4.

VgOCEES-UEALERS IN CORN NEAL"
SE rOHN. OATS BILE HA Y, and all kinds
of ,ufLL- FEED. corner Of Prince AID Royal st'.'
uax.r}ri. Va. ap l9--dly
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HAMMERED IRON AT At CENTS PER
IL POrND.--Just received, a consignment Of
the above article, which am authorized to sell
(for cash only at the low price of 4tc. p b. l
have also now in store 20 kegs best Pressed Horse
Shoe Nails, of assorted sizes for sale at the lowest
rates; also, lot Of Horse Shoes at $3.50 per keg.
Call and examine GEO. t. BALDWIN,
je 26 King ST.. between Fairfax and Water.
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II lP, PLUNGE and Sponge Baths, Foot Tube
IL and Slop Buckets, Toilet Sets, &C., just re-
ceived, by Ii. I. GREGORY,
nv 4 lis and l20. King street.
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I EGHORN FLATS, for children, an entire
IL new stock. just received at
is Is RICHARDSs
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WANTED TO HIRE for the remainder of the
w year. COOK and WASHER and house
SERVANT. Servants from the country preferred
Apply at this Office. my l5-tf
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THOMAS PERRY.
C,nu;ssinn Merchant. No ), South Nhar'cS.
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
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WATER COOLERS, of different styles, just
w received from the manufacturers, and for
sale by lie H. l. GREGORY.
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D. Z. NLAIkLOth - -. '1'7'''
blackjack, DENT Il Co,
GKOCEES AND PRODICE MERCHANTS,
DEALERS ~
EORNlGN ANU DOMESTIC
LIQUORS, WINES, SEGARS, Nc.
FERRY SLIP, ALEXANDRIA, "a.
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ERENCH WINDOW S.-2s0 boxes
l. FRENCH WINDOW GLASS, 3 by 10 and
10 by II, just received, in good order, by
9th mo 6 r. H. MILLER, SON d co.
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TORN MEAL, ground expressly for Family
~ use, for sale at Mill, No. 40 Union street.
ic IA MEADE Il MARYE.
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TNN!.. LXI.
...r.aIgia Gazette and Virginia Advertiser.
PUBLISHED DAILY By
EDGAR WIDEN,
4 Ei:ut Dollars per annum, payable half yearly.

Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser
tFOR THE COUNTRY
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-27
A FAMILY NECEssTTy

The following statement speaks for itself:( rtrue
81" lifting the kettle from the FIRE it caught aud sca
ell my hands and person very severey-one hand al
most to crisp. Tho torture unbeNrublc. 1t
was an awful sight. The Mustang Iini.
ment appeared to extract the pain almost immedi-
atey 1t heaci rapidly and left no scar Of account
CHARLES Foster, 400 Broad Sired. IHilaGsYphfq. :,
1t is ruly wonderful article It will cure any case
of Swelling. Burns, Stiff Joints, Eruptions or Iheu.
matism. For Horses, ii should never be dispensed
with. One DolIar's worth of Mustang has frequent.
ly saved valuable hor-e. 1t cures Galds. Spraius
Ringbone, SPAWN and Founders. Belugys Of ir1i.a.
tions. Sold in I'll parts of the habitable Globe.
BARNES & PARK. PrOpristOra
leSs7im New York.
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LINSLEY INSTITUTE
WHEFJ,JNG

.. w n EElLl N C, VA.
NE NENT SESSION OF THIS INSTITITIoS
i VIII e0mmsnes on the Let Monday IN September
NNES PACLI, \. VI.
Rev. GEoRoE NJ SRSRSSovE, A II. Principals.
The Classical l1IsII ;nicnt will Smrrrs the flI,vr
ing branches, to wit:The LATIN and Greek f,nc,,
SeS; Elocuti0n Rhetoric, Logic, Moral Science. Non,
tai philosophy, English Grammar and CurnneitioI,
History ancient aud IROdrru Cicn;t:,,l,v nlysir.i
AMI political Evidences uf Christianity D:b,icsi Iis
tory and Constitutional Law - ~
Tie Mathematical Department will ernl,roc, ritb
metic Algebra. Geometry, Triguuonctrv aud Cnir,
Jus, surveying with tie use VI hrNtrumenlJ Nnvi-
5atI"n' NATURAL Philosophy, chemistry AstronnnIr
Botany, civil Engineering Psychology and Ioni
Keeping. '"' IOWA
icHi apparatus. globes. maps ami charts ancient ana
modeEn are provided and in Use, for Illustration and
RATEs or TUITION; si5 per session tor five months,
for the lower and S2U for the classics and higher
nrancleS and 81 80 Incidental expenses French and
herman, each Sln per session. Cxtru.
by order Of the Board Of Trustees
Z. JACOB, President
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BY 0eIegraph.
Reported for the DailyIntelligencer
Prom WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON, July 26.-It is asserted br
: those who have made particular enquiry.
/ that the secret organization which excited,
lately. fears of bloodshed in the Cherokee
country is, TO say the least, political, and
similar to what was commonly known in
tue States as the Know Nothing party.
confined to pure FLOODED Indians. Oar
Government has been watching with some
interest the events in that nation. particu
larry those growing out OF the agitation
OF the slavery question, as any outbreak in
that connection might involve the whites
residing in that country in the conse-
| quenccs. No immediate danger is now
apprehcndcd. The L. s. Indian Agent
having by this time reached the Cherokee
reservation, he will take immediate meas
nres for the expulsion of the white intru-
ders.
Judge Greenwood, the Commissioner of
Indian Affairs, will leave Washington in
I tue course of Il few days for the Pixies
Peak country.
In 1881 treaty, or arrangement was
made With the Arapahoes aud Chcyennrs
which, while it fixed the limits within
which these Indians might hunt, it did not
acknowledge their Title to the land, but
owing to the extension of the white popn-
Iation they have been seriously rurluilrd
in their supplies from the chase In view
Of this ana the fact that they are friendly
In rI"ns, Congress at its legislation appro-
printed S35,0UO for presents and to iefrav
the expense of holding council with
them regarding their future welfare. The
Commissioners former visits among the
various tribes of Indians having been
productive of highly beneficial results, it
is believed that the one now contemplated
Will have favorable effect, and that in
accordance with the earnest decree of the
Ar"pahoes aud Cheycunes, they will be
secured in the possession of permanent
homes and induced to change their pres
cnt mode of sustaining prccarious sub
SistauCc.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-27

eIy DEATH OF STRAXGEK.-Iu the
month Of April, 1859, Mr. John B. Curtis
left his family and home near Norristown
Pope county, Arkansas. with a drove of
ea,lle for California. lie reached there AT
:.r a tedious journey of five months over
&c plains, after having lost more than
allf his drove, and ruined his constitution
= eSposurc-consumptiuu set in and for
-onlhs he fingered, aud at last, his cattle
.g!ng disposed of by his friends, he set out
home, IN company with Mr. f. J. How
They reached New York on the 18th
81. and Immediately started for his faith
e.. :, Mr. CIdiLoyu Curtis in Raleigh coun-
g Virginia, as the great desire of his soul
,nei beto greet his Father once more
r-on he had not seen for thirty years.
i reached this city about ten days ago
al remained two or three days at the NJ
a-r' House hut at last feeling aGlche con-
,.auei his jourucyto Raleigh, his friend huv-
as Ii,I!ecouidence thathc wouldever reach
lis home. We have just learned of his
death At Point Pleasant on the Ohio River.
lie w's doamei to die among strangers
ben within Il comparatively short dis
aace of lis fathers home Besides his re-
aii'"' in Virginia, he leaves in Arkansas
family OF six children to mourn their
.ySs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-27

- E''HFISG-Ha57is, the great retail
- W 4 poison for the determination of
-. 49,. ''''' nice a"l such small deer" was
.''"'AE oTes some papcrs in Water street
j., sd Yesterday, when a German named
!. i've =. sna'shed Que of the papers, tearing
:, ,,1 =" TWO, Harris pushed Sole away, upon
,, ..' 10'e Planted his folded digits be.
10. '"' '''FS'rious verniu eKtermiua-
-, Two eyes. Sole was taken before
,,s;.t D1''y and fined five dollars and costs,
.,.- lie paid aud went about his bust
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GonrMrrtial.
by rEI-nGR, Adj


= iiNciNNATI, July 36.-TInur UNCHANGED md u,
~. iNe local demand: sllcS If Lea b6Is M 81 -
81 I extra There X gut-l 'cniAiUl for Wh1t NJ
81 white was taken by Liverpool house AZ
go II Is To be Hhipaeti via Portland iy i'm, I,nJ
IhA railway and Is To- lee delivered AT New C,.iIc
dt.' Teh nru At 5000. Corn dull at IOlS IL No,'
rs uec lined u 49, old unchanged WI,isy mn,
chthSed 800 ibis. sold at IfSI ProyisinmS II,,;.;
n4tnlng transpred to-day; price; seem 10 have re- ~
- 'ne Ci'nlilN Tor the present. Good demand far Sr
gar, WIN sales OF 80 lIhds. At SlE6qI/ in5jcati
an auFhnce Coffee held &c higher Win sole -
~ Oass al i5tIal5. and snInIl lots choice Al 1G
SssS' dnll SO bbs. prime sold at A. Their. is n
IL Seaha Tor money at SG 40; exchange steady At
:, BALTIMORE. July 26-Flour steady. anil b.,l =,
$50 Tor sulcrhne: sales. Wheat active al
Iui1yant; re-! Sl.lSSl.27; white Sl3oGIG0 Corr
s sut' yellow G2dGG5; white 7o9T2 Provisions oniet
rrn and unchanged. Whisky %, a0I5s2I.
PHILtDELPHIA, July 25-FIour dull: old = %. nav
So! L2e'J:1O Wheat has declining Tendency. raJ
Sl;TOlg white S.21@I,4O Corn steady: soTtbr
EelIoW Use Provisions firm: bacon hams ISS"Ijc
e' &c, shoulders lu1zt. Whisky steady at 2IeE22c
NEW YORK July 26-PIour market ,IuII. ,Iroor;n,,.,
s'es ~ S9,lH for suner state. SjIOG5 30 for HytT3
ste, Si'Sue 5U5 for super western s. O5E75 9S o.
t"!hH!Oh 10 medium extra western 2j655 ri ~
sulPPinS brands extra K. IT, o. Wheat Ip,rkct stiJI
III Ii'or oi purchasers: ssles nj 81 l6 for ,,d Cr
SpIlhg' Si:l+ Tor inferior do. Barley Quiet Co5n
"IKet active and prices without change Pnrl Inii
nu hGTy; sales at l9,UGg 1925 for new mess SD IN
I"r Old prime, Sl+.25 for new Beef steady CTt
meats quiet and firm at SIZGS]Ic for shnu6srs liz
IIL !ihs Butter in fair request Mt lNGIlpc for s,te
" ''iskS heAVy' sales at Ol4G2UIlc.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-27

~ ms C1Nsrs.-The census takers
-.s pretty well through with their work in
us region We are assured thst the non
'''''a OF Wheeling proper will not be
-''e '''n eighteen thousand, and the
'4a'E Will be about six thousand. The
-. ''H fourth wards of the city have
nor people than has ever been suuposed
.-e Hanl'er Of children in these wards
S.''s almost fabulous. When the census
- '"ea and summed up the public may
--'" 'Ae eyaet figures, but not till then.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-27

EVERY SCMMERthe demand for Hostetter's
decorated Stomach Bitters increases. 1t
is found TO be the only certain prese, vas
ton of bodily strength, during a period
when the atmosphere is calculated 10
induce feeling of lassitude and lndiees-
ton. The worst cases of Diarrhna and
Dysentery give way before its potent in
huencc. lnnumerable persons, who are
now alive and well, must thank the dis
corerer OF this preparation that they haze
not been swept away in the harvest of
death. The Bittcrs is recommended by
the best physicians in the land. This is
the best evidence Of lis real value. because
as general thing, they will not speak a
word in favor of advertised preparations,
They have been compelled to acknowledge
the Claims Of the Bitters upon the COM
munity. Sold by ali druggists.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-27

R@NfHE Rivra.-Therc were over seven
'~v' and = half water in the channel of the
OHIO yesterday. and still rising, though
a''a the present warm weather, nobody
-EPec's tie rise to do any good. 1t will
20 ao"a again IS soon as it came up
.-e local packets have resumed their reg
'.'F trips, and boats that were lying
-s''ana in out Of the way places. have
.sen enabled to get into port with their
'Fsoes. The Ford was to have left last
.'e",ns f'F Louisville. The Anglo Saxon
Is mere taxing in freight for St. Louis.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-27
From New York.

NEw York, July ga despatch from
| Washington says Commodore McCauly
takes command of the Norfolk Navy Yard
/ Tonight.
| Licut. eastman. recently tried at Bos-
ton, was sentenced to dismissal, but the
President modifies the sentence 10 suspen-
! sion for twelve months.
| The Breckenridge State Committee has
called n State Convention at Syracuse, on
the 18th of August, to nominate electoral
and State tickets.
The steamer Seminole sailed yesterday
from Washington for the Brazil Station.
The Times has information from person
in the confidence of Gen'l Walker, who
states that the real destination of the fill
buster Chief is Nicaragua, in which he
| proposes to reach by Honduras to the Pa
citic. He has already issued proclama-
ton announcing peaceful policy amnesty
for past offences, &c.
The Douglas New Jersey Convention
adopted resolutions strongly in favor OF
! Douglas and Johnson and in Reproduction
OF the prescription policy of the present
administration. Also, condemning the
personal interference of the President in
the choice of his successor, and adjourned
sine die
The Breckenridge Convention adopted II
resolution recommending union of all
parties opposed TO Lincoln and Hamlin,
the whole electoral vote of the State to be
cast for either of such candidates whom it
will elect. An electoral ticket was re-
ported and unanimously adopted and the
Convention adjourned sine die.
The Bell-Everett Convention nominated
an electoral ticket and adjourned sine die.
The ticket nominated by the Breckin-
ridge Convention consists of two Douglas.
two Breckenridge and one Bell and Everett
man.
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rhoma. Jnhn.ton. Jun
In Chanc,,ryl1Cir.

". cuit Cont 10 Ohio
ThonSS Lohnstons heirs, &c. County, Virginia
ISN VIRTUE OF TWO DEGREES iNTHE ABOVE
~ named Causr NAL" the 2uth aud tic ed i:.yr
nj June, 1880. the undersigned rs directed tbprci,
VII! pTnc,cLcn Saturday, teIl day Of August lSGO
at the front door OF the Court House Elr Ohio c,,unty
a. At 10 o'clock. A. NJ, to sellEthr following ,I,,.
erlcd property. viz: The undivided half OF the 6ar
tI"1 oi lot. situated 1T the northwest c,rupr If
Main aud Union streets ia chat ylNr; OF tho city of
Wheeling heretofore known the .rCscrVc,r ,nitpJ
eli nS follows via: Communicating the nnrtwrs: cor
hrr "f Mann and Union streets. thence westwSrIy
With Union street. SiSIShNe feet inches: tLep,
n"TthWardly with line parallel Ia Nam street thiI
NtS0 icrt: thence cNtwardly with liIse parallel t.
Union street. stNtY-fSe feet sight inches 10 Main
street. thence with Main street thlTty-iwV feet 10 lis
beginning.
TERMS OF SNLs.-one-tcnth OF the purchase no:,cy
TO be paid in cash. and the remainder in che two
three and four years in equal in,a!;nvnts Gsarins IL
tSrest fnin date, the purchaser giving neIutiabls
notes with good security for suns. and the ditto =
tited Us further security. until the whole srnuuut iS
paid. IjysI nANIEi CIIST
~ rs trustee OF Thomas Johnston Jun. AMI
wife, under deed Of trTst from them dated March
= 1898, will sell at tie time aud place the
following stocks:-Twrnty sbArrs. in she Wheeling
anu belmont Bridge Company and Thirteen shares
Wheeling. "
rLEA;s OF sAtE-casb. DANIEL c LIST.