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TRACT OF LAND
q Ed. W. DONNAN.

Il Ed. w. DOMAIN,
LITE OF PETERSBURG;
grocer, COAasssisSsoss y HOrsr0rdiwr
.HE R(H.l.s'T,
Basin Bank IN the Brick Bhtfinp ,ereufh, er,e,cJ h..
l.. -. Crensha,c, Esq, RoaMoND.
MIXERS FOR SALE. Sugar, Salt. C,,Iee Ma
~ lasste, Leather, Bacon, &c. Sc; and snci,s cam
signmens o Tobacco. fionr. Wheat and general no
duce. Wv
All business entrusted 10 me will he fai,hf,,lv attend
ed 10. GEORGE ~ INnNN.N"
refer, BY perm'sson, To Messrs. kevan 4 Brother.
Mclvate, Brownley Co., n. NJ. Martin & Dunuans
S =, Mardecai. Esq. Lewis +. Hicks, Col. Henry
Bacon & Co.. W. S. & J. DOMAIN, Jno. &. li,bs,n
Esq ,'an'i Marx. Gen. J. W. Frsram, Richnond.
Roam md, SEPT IS Inn
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n pursuance Of decreal order of the county court
OF Campbell, made at the August term 1914 in the
suit OF Morgan. Sc plaintiffs against Galatians, &c.
defendants; the Undersigned commissioners appointed oy
said court. for tina, purpose. will proceed to sell on the
2nd day Of October next if fair not ON the next fair
day thereafter, al the late residence Of David Callahan
decd. the
TRACT OF LAND
ON "h'ch the said Callahan resided the time of his
death. IN The county OF Campbell Bear creek, sup
posed 10 contain between three and four hundred acres
The terms Of sale will be credit Of one and two wears
Tor equal portions of the purchase money! the purchaser
giving bond with good personal security and the lille IN
De retained TO The land llsei as further security The
Improvements this land are very nood and tho plon
al'on IN good repair. and the land well adapted 10 70
baceo and the different kinds of grain Twin be shown
to any person wishing 10 purchase, by Wood jones or
iiyram Freshman, living ON the premises.
WooD 5 8; MORGAN ; co~t..
Sept ,oo
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William a Mary College.


TIVE Lectures IN this Institution will oommenes on
4 the u Monday in October.
Course ofhe Degree of.1 b.
JUNIOR YEAR.
Bellies Leiires, Logic. Ethics md H,try-Th r.
Dew. President aud Professor.
National Lae-Beverly Tucker Professor
Mathematics -Rooer, Saunders, Professor.
Chemsiry john MdlIng,on, Professor
SENIOR YEAR
Poiitica! Economy aud .Metap.y,ic, r.
Dew. Professor
Natural Philosophy John Millingnn Professor.
Mathematics Robert Saunders. Professor.
lsprrESoEsr CLASSES.
Lan-B. Tucker. Professor.
Preparatory Mathematics = Robert Saunders Ptolcs-
CLASSICAL DErARrMEnT.
.1ae,eni Languges-Chares Mnnigerode, proies.
To enter the junior Latin Class the stu dent mus, be
rrepaf.d To read Sallusl and Nr2 and for admission
ITO the Junior Greek Class he must be prepared to
read Aenopbon.
Erpcnses ola Regular Student.
Jusion YEAR.
Fees To three Professors $50 each 500
Half fee (nationa law) 10
Naturalization Zee
Board, including lights, fuel and washing 1870
sos
SENIOR YLAR.
Fees h three Professors SEQ
Naturalization lee r
Board, &c, as before, 1870
sl95
INpErKspsNr CLAmrs
Law S1o
Junior Latin 20
Senior do. 20
Junior Greek %
Settler do. 20
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Il circuit superior court oil law and chaucety.
IA timed by adjournment, and ht io The county af
Amherst al The court house, On Saturday, the 1h
day OF April, 1855:
is Ellis, The Two last Of whom infants, under the
age OF twenlyune years, and who by john d. Davis
their guardian aud next friend Plaintiffs,
against
Richard S. Ellis and fhonas n. Eubank, adninis,ra-
tors Of john Ellis, decd, aud William Amistead
Their surviving security ami The said Thomas \. E.u
bank, administrator ol HUI Carer, decd,
Defendants
ind
Nancy n. Ellis. widow and relic Of John Ellis, deed ,
Charles l.. Ellis, plaintiffs,
Richard S. Ellis, Defendant
In CHANcERY
The doth order that the defendant Richard S.
Ellis. as the surviving partner f John aud Richard $.
Ellis, do render before one Of the Commissioners OF this
court. of the partnership transactions Of the
said J1hn and Richard ). Ellis. account al Ills
actions as the surviving partner oi the said firm the
death of the said John, account Of his administration
Of The estate Of his nestale the said John Ellis decd
and of his receip Of The and pruis vi
tie real estate OF the said iniesaie, which accounts The
said Commissioner directed 10 examine, and
lie, and make report thereof to The court with any mat
,ers specially stated, deemed pertinent by himsefo
CURED by the parties 10 be 50 stated And in order to
counts, the court doth order that the defendant prouce
before him all books, papers and other d1cunels be
longing 10 the said coparlnery And the said Cuinms-
soner Is authorized 10 examine the parties in solemn
form upon inieHgaories touching the subject Of
the said accounts.
And
AT a circuit superior court of law and chance
w. continued by adjournment, and held for the county of
Amherst, at the cour: house, Saturday. the 3lsi day
Of August, 1874
For satisfactory reasons appearing 10 the court, the
order made herein h. rd day Of April lSi3 appoint
ing Charles Chaplin Special Commissioner 10, xecuie
the order Of made these causes is Sc, aside
and the doth refer The said 10 Colnmis
soner Brown.
Copies -reste,
ROBERT TlNSLEY, Clerk.
ComM,ssIoNERs OFFIcE, Z
Amherst CT House, Sept. oh. 1874.
The parties interested IN the foregoing orders. will
take notice that have appointed the 3lsr day OF Oclo-
Der next, 10 commence the accounts therein mentioned
on which day, at 10 O'Clock the morning. they are re
qnesied to attend at my ,ile. alh their balks ac
counts. Vouchers and copies OF pap prepared for
examination aud settlement.
Ro. ". BROWN, CONF.
Sept % Win
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June "a

Ia ccui, superior oDurt Of law aud ehansery. "1n-
"a tinued by adj 1urnnent and held fr the county of
Amherst, at the cuurl house, on Wednesday, Inc lolh
day OF April, 1889:
Edmund Winston, late Sheriff Of Amherst county.
and as such administrator de bonis non with HE VIII an
neAed Of Henry ii. Watts. decd, rla'n''fl-uS
against
Caiharine Watts Lewis staples aol Elk ibeih Staples
his iuianl daughter, Edwin Waits, and Ann Maria
Waits. Stephen Charles Jesse and Mary VI ats, the
last five Ut ahom Infants under twenty one years.
Defendants.
In CHASeERY.
The court do, order thu, the Plaintiff render before
Commissioner Tinsley an account Of his administration
Of the estate of his the settlement Thereof,
already made and appearing by The exhibit hied IN this
cause which The Commissioner Is directed to eX
am0e, state and SETTLE and make report thereof 10 the
COURT any specially stated, deemed peril
ninent by himself, OF required by The parties 10 be So
stalled
At crcnt superior court OF law and chancey, con-
nued by adjournment, aud held br the county Of Am
hers al the court house, Monday, the 2oh day OF
August, lSli
BY CONSENT of he parties by their counsel, the court
doth order that be referred 10 Commissioner Bosn 10
execute the order oil made IN this The
10Th day ot Aprl 1899
A Copy-Tcse.
ROBERT IlNSLEY, Clerk.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Amherst u. House, Sept, On, 1874 s
| The parties Interested in the oreg hns orders, will
take notice, that have appolned the llh day OF N
yember next, TO commence the accounts therein mention
ed, which day, al 10 O'Clock in the morning, they
requested To attend my oilice with their accounts
vouchers aud copies vi court papers, prepared for exam
/ ma iu and settlement.
ROBERT. NJ. BROWN, Com'r
/ Sept % Win
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
AM ready for the reception of IPIfE.11', for which
the highest cash price will be given
ALEX'R. MUNDY.
Elk Creek, July 22 wis
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Adasnan.inc Candles.
StUPERiORTO WAX OR SPERM. FOR SALE
y AT REED & EMMERsONo'
Juns "a
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REED & E:MWERSON.

REED & E.NMEKSON,
\ RE Offering lot sale al the very lowest marke,
n prices:
70 bags Coffee, Rio Iaguira, Java. Sc
- hilds \. Ofeaus, +. Rico 4 81. Crvlx Sugar.
IL boAcs Loaf sugar {assorted.)
Ganpnrder, Young Tyson, Imperial and Black
Tea
Sperm and Iallow Candles Saap Spices, Buckets.
Bruoms, Olive OIL, Lamp Oh, Port, Madelra,
Shefry. Malaga aud ClaIet Mines, with all
other article tn unr line
June 3 -
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EoTToMS Virginia and Nonh Carona Aim,
~ nae i1r 1915, by The gross dz-n OF single COPY
lot sale by PAYNE, GREGORY & Co.
Strt.2 ia
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August 90

NlRiiiNi A:-A X dies held in the Cierai. tl;,c ~,
County toiri nj trinsliu. III 5t day of ,, IAN
Sias Divers, Jordan Robertson and Elizabeth M. MI,
Richard Robertson aud Sally his wife aud John ~ Rna.
and Thad,eus Z. ). Fergu-un, p,;,,;1.
egHi'tSt
E'iz ,hrth Divers Wide" OF FraHis Divers dec d.. ya
PuSsNv, administrator ot Fna Dl.,rs deed, ~,
Divers, Henry Greer and Julia i. Nancy Diver vor
OF Bailey Diver decd, and Jane verr john Diver. E,
an- Divers aud Christopher Divers Infunt rhld, n of
ffhheis pNefS, dec d. Defendants
lN CnANcERY
The b'iondnns, Henry Gr aud mia hrs WIFI and Nan
cy iver- widow al Baby Divers dee not Iva. ing enter
Ell Their npcnancr and given security, oing 10 The All
Of Assem, and the Rules ot Ills Court nnd IT appearing b,
satisfactory cNhece that the, iDhab liant. ui m
State "a motion o he PaDliis by counsel II j. onl,r4
that iil SAID def hah do appear here the 6r-t Mon,,
IA Nosemb'r n"xi, aHd HE Plaintiffs III, and
rcPs Of ihiS order l forthwith pnti.l,d in the ,nchbus
Nnsinan io months snroe-svty md po,lcd al IN
Tuhi door OF the courthouse oitai- county.
Copy -festc.
RO. A SCOTT. DC
August % Va.
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family medicine it is unequalled ard il all pow,,
III removing pi". dhd other complaints arising 6um
inc aerans nen' oil the aliinenary ducts. and purif,iu
VIC oood IL certain III the of the delicate ,
plants incident To females grateful to the TASTE
inc smell, aud and at the time 50 gentle in II, ou
ven, yet so eicacous, that ien,al ought to he wth
great boon them bv its,en.rable discoyerer
over the; have been introduced, throughout the length a
breadth this widely extended country have uniformly @
invariably received the appros al of the public voice
As many OF the above enumerated diseases came NJ, =
pecpoy and become FAR advanced in their progress b..
Tor" Is suspected that they the sysiem no one sbI
eSPcc IN such cases 10 he once relieved entirely h.,
should continue the of the pills for consd., iss
oi me' fu'i directions accompany each box for the M,
OF the pulls in all those for e they arc recon-
: Peters Pills for sale, wholesale and retail :.
oIk prices by all the Druggists in Richmond Peters,,
FOR sails by DAVID H. LYMAN.
JOHN II SEAY,
And tm c,o,irv ,.u L,nchburg, Va
in the State. 10y Wv" ana village
Dec p
ViRGiNiG-A, Rules hsIlin IN. cl.rs.- oe---c--
circuit r rnr count Of law nnI rh merry G,y " NJ 'e
'' n % On We iolh da, Of August, 1914. '"'
'''' - ''''' Plainlr
J9hh H. u"err,n Peter Gnerrani, Jane Young James
C"il1"a,, Peter H. Galloway, razewe Talnr,rosn1,
na,da hi' life, Ed,nuud Fate and Mar, Jam. hi. VIZ "
C"liawa,, Susan Galloway. Mnlinda Canwny Marlin R"
"olas oaiah unerant nni stephens Gucnant, Dr6
In CHaNeERY.
The defendant. Jane ouns MOI having h,, ,,n
ana gwen secnrls according hc Act isscu,,, ,ai
h"es o. ms Cont, and it appearing b., -in,iur,
dtncr ilht she i not resident ofhi. .snt.: On ,,e W.
!" ne '"h %, eonlS"l, l. ordered, that she do an,
~ hnles to be holde in the ,uil Clca- t,i,s mn
""h,as III N"Teilfr NEXT, and answer IA. Pluina ,'
n' maj copy o tls oder Ice t,rlhw i published IN .t
r'~spap" prni d in III, NJ hl,re hr M '.@'
Excessively. and posted at tin fe door lle eour,,",.
o! this county
| ACory-re,te,
,a..., oe Ro. A. sCorrpe.
/ WIN
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Ausi,st &c


NlRGlNlA:-At Rules held in the Clerks Office If d.
.ifcn" suei'o court N la" md CHANGER, ior Fnntl
county on the 10Th ia, uf August 1914: "H
!etf, 1. Callawa. aud u, Price administrators iii,
the " Ill annexed OF Peter Ga PRATT, dee d. pl,in,;6
dgaHiI
John H. Gu rrant, Peter Cue rrani jane Yonps J,s..
> CnllawaN, Prrr II Galloway ruzew-ll Talinirro mad
AMANDA his wife, Edmund fste Mary Jane M. v,r
Lucy Ca'lnwa, Susan GATEWAY, Mana Cnil, why Pen,
IL fr'c,, Martha REYNOLDS, Sa,al tiu Irnni Stephen t,p
an' AMI Charles H. Rry n,ls, administrator al William
fonng deed, DcirmI,". ''
IN tHAHCERY.
Ele t"fendan jane Young. not having entered he, NJ,
peaf"hce and given srcurii, according iii. Act OF An.
by AMI the isires ot this count, and appearing y ,a
tory evidence, that she not "A resident oi This S,i,. ~
Wnnh oi the Plaintiffs by counsel, is .ferd lin, IA,
sai defendant Jane luutg. do appear Rules 10 be- boA
Ell IN 'ie shid tlerN Office the Aar,tay in n u.
Der II N and answer liz" PliiGiis bill and hnl ,nn, a
nus ."hf' be oiih"iiI published m some wspa er printed
III 'ht in"h III lth' hbHrg 4rcc .i,r ,J
posted III the iont door of iht If this tono
COpy-Iestc.
| August &c -
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80; = ~ Rules ,ilin the Clerks Office If t
chc'ii 'l'' rilr count OF law AMI rh n.ry, r ~
Peter g. Prcc, ' ~ ID ..r
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LOCAL N y w s ,
VIsITERS TO BALTIMORE.

We arc requested to state, for the information
the Agent of the Railroad Company will issue
tickets at all hours previous to the Conventions
and in order that there may be no confusion, or
disappointment in the reduction of the rate of
fare, il is particularly desirable that tickets should
be procured the day previous to making the trip,
as the full price will be demanded by the con-
ductors from all those who may not procure tick
ets The price for the round trip ending the 9th
of May at night will he 50 So Persons de-
srous of returning to Washington the evening
Of the day of the Great Procession, must be at
the outer depot previous to o'clock.
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRIN CIPAL HOTELS.
APRIL 81, 1914. .1&fa
INDIAN QUEEN (BRowN's) HOTEL.

INDIAN QUEEN (BRowN's) HOTEL.
Dubory and son, Philadelphia; John G. By
mum and lady, N G; w Ewing and lady, Mo; VIM
O'Neil, Md; w H Pollard, E Harrick, Hayden
felar, Ala; w S Johnson, H Green, J Frye, Miss
ingalls,, r A Ewing, N Y; w M Lampkin, Mo; A
A Fisher, Ill; A B Chambers and lady, M S Mat
thews Md; 7 Moseley, jr Poster, Mo; Charles
ardson, J P Kawling, A Lightburne, Mo Owen,
Ill r P Nalle R Knisby, P Roller Mrs Brooks
w c Brooks, Va; J A Robb, Jno Waterman, Bait !;
w S Dickson, Tenn; William Lee, N Y; Parker,
N j.. B T McMurtra, Phila F Mehaffey Penn; L
Wiloughby, New York.
CITY (FULLER's) HOTEL.
George Hayes, U s Rev Marine; William Case
Cleveland, Ohio II Selden, U S A; J Chew, Va !;
Perry, Baltimore Md; John M JONES' Rev
Marine; N P Ames and lady, Springfield, Mass; S
G French, u S A; John Larkn, Saffarans, Gallatin,
Tenn; Col w Robinson, Pittsburg; A Beard, Nash
ua N H; Thomas L Putnam, E F Bancroft, Boston !;
James Reeside, Florida; Capt Newell, U s N.
EXCHANGE (TYLER's) HOTEL.
M w Mosher, Me; S Sheets, Virginia.
TEMPERANCE (BEERs's) HOTEL.
A G Pishen, Me- Samuel Ross, J; Tayloe,
Penn; N Renry, J M Smith, Ohio; A Kinney, N Y !;
R Horner, j; George Baker Ohio, G
Smith, William Odlin, N Jewett, Joseph Odin, G G
Odroine, Exeter H.
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OF Georgetown and Alexandria, and the Wings
generally of the District, and the adjoining coun-
ties of Maryland and Virginia, are respectfully
and cordially invited to unite with the Clay Club
of this city in Mass Meeting, to be held at
Carusi's Saloon, on THIS Monday evening, the
29th instant.
The ladies will, it is hoped, honor the occa.
sion with their presence. Their attendance is
most respectfully requested, and for them seats
will be reserved.
Delegates to the Conventions to meet in Bal
timore upon the lst and I'd Of May, that may be
in Washington upon the 29th instant, are spe-
cially invited to attend.
The Committee Of Arrangements confidently
expect to have it in their power to announce,
from among the large number Of delegates they
presume will lie in the city, the names of some
Of the most distinguished friends of the cause.
By order: . J. H. BRADLEY,
President.
JNo. T. TOWERS,
A. b. CLAYTON,
@ Secretaries.
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IL Fever Sores, Ulcers, Felons, Swelllngs, Sore
Throat sc. uniformly cured in very short time,
by the use of the BLACK Tor Alebasi's) SAIVE, an
invention of old Dr. Kttridge, Of Massachusetts, In
addition to the above cases, the Salve invariably
cures quinsy, rheumatism infammatory or chronic,
burns scads bruises, cuts, and of all kinds.
We have never known medicine to cure SO many
complaints. The agents will furnish pamphlet
which gives minute account Of complaints and
their remedies. Physicians furnished gratis, for a
trial. See pamphlet. For sale by
CHARLES STOTT. q
NJ B. Allebasi's Health Pills. Poor Mans Plaster,
and Toothach Drops, for sale at the same place.
ap 25-eOlw E#M HW @'
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GENERAL ORDER,

Messrs. ]. A. Blake, G. Buckingham, Samuel
Douglass, VIM. Easily, E. H. Fuller, J. H. Hew.
lit, G. w. Hardness, J. H. Kirkwood, w. ]. Nc
Cormick, John McLeland, jr, John G. Robinson,
John Tucker, R. c. Washington, and VIM. H.
Winter, will act as Assistant Marshals
The line will be formed by Mr.. Blake at halt
past O'Clock precisely on the morning of Thurs
day, May 2, in front Of the City Hall. Each
Marshal will wear light blue sash, and carry a
baton.
JOS. II. BRADLEY,
Chief Marshal.
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nsPA CARp-The ladies of the Methodist Pro-
testant Church respectfully announce to the public
their intention of opening their Fair on Monday the
goth Of April, at Apollo Hall, where they will dis
play their beautiful and elegant collections compri-
sing the latest patterns Of useful and ornamental
ticies among which will be found handsome Sink
and Worsted Embroidery, Shell and Wax Work,
chiefly their own work, together with Perfumery,
Stationery Refreshments. Admittance l2i cents.
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We received yesterday from VIM. F. Bayly'
stationer, Penn. Avenue, between 18th and 18th
streets, handsome Clay knife, manufactured
specially to order by Rodgers g. Son, on the
blade of which is marked /" HENRY CLAY, Pre-
sident, 1844;' it is Of excellent finish, and SUI
perb article. He will please accept our thanks
for the favor.
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Tnms1R 4nuunn11e.

tAendr
FLouR- s8At5y
wdeed,c crushed times Is hiss pudorN oek
Musoyado EIANEou 4 q
Rasls Prne, Naples Mcaron
Sgarhouse Tamlins,
Shad, almo &c.,
CANDLES M u 100
Aplean
Ffs
BrmsPal ,&c,&c
On To which he nvte tn ahen
Lard Of purchasers. q ~.
pa nOh s aas a ana h lack no v w, a CO. HOLINESS
9TH street.
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SACRED CONCERT.

A Concert of Sacred Music will be given by the
Washington Musical Society, at their room, (CoN-
CERT HALL,)
ON MONDAY EVENING NEXT, t
When a number of Choruses, from the oratorios of
The Creation, Messiah, Judas Maccabeus, &c., will
be sung by choir of about fifty vocalsts, besides
variety Of Sacred Solos, Duets, &c.
For particulars see programme
In order that every may have an opportunity
of hearing the divine conceptions of Handel, Haydn,
Beethoven, King, Sc, the price of admission has
been fixed at IS cents. ap 27--2t
WING BADGE. fa8e.ts
IA beautifully executed Badge, suitable for those
who intend to be present at the Young Mems Con-
venton of Ratification in Baltimore, on the ID of
May, has Just been executed by Fenderch, and may
be had at the publication office Of the Wing Standard
and also of nj. r. COMBS, Grocer
Corner of Penn. avenue and 10th St or
H. RITTER,
Penn av., between 18th and 18th SITS.
ap 26--5t FEA H
r r8 TOBACCO and SNUFF
u AMES CLEPHANE, corner of Pennsylvania ave
nue. and 18th street, has just received large supply
of Lorillard's snuffs, viz Set,H
American Gentleman, Congress- Maccoboy \.
Coarse and Fine Rappee
Irish High Toast, in bottles and Jars
Fine Cut Chewing, and Smoking Tobacco, sc.
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CONVENTION OF RATIFICATION
MEETING OF THE DELEGATES.

MEETING OF THE DELEGATES.
Agreeably TO notice the delegates to the Wing
Young Men's Convention of Ratification met at
Concert Hall on Tuesday evening last, and were
organized by the appointment Of Joseph H. Brad
lev, as Chairman, and John T. Towers, as Sec
rotary. @
After several suggestions and an interchange
Of opinion among the delegates upon the general
arrangements for the occasion, the meeting unan-
imously elected Joseph r. Bradley Chief Mar
shall, with power to appoint assistants, and make
such other arrangements as may be proper. A
committee, consisting Of Messrs Franklin, Gran
dali, and Henshaw, was appointed to procure a
suitable place in Baltimore for the accommodation
Of the delegations as well as place for their gen.
eral assemblage while there.
On motion, Walter Lenox was appointed to re-
present this delegation in the organization Of the
Convention at Baltimore. ar
A Badge was submitted by ]. V. N. Throop to
be worn by the delegation. which was adopted for
the OCCASION
Upwards of one hundred names we're added to
the list Of delegates, which were ordered to be
published with the list heretofore announced
The delegates then adjourned
JOS. Fl. BRADLEY, Chairman, 4
JOHN T. Towers, Secretary.
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A U G TON SALES.
SALE THIS DAY.


BY WILLIAM NHARSHAIL.e
HOUSE FOR SALE At PUBLIC .AUGTJO.N..
+ will sell to the highest bidder for cash, on Mon.
i day afternoon next, at O'Clock, the small frame
house on lot No H. in square 49, corner Of 1lth and
streets, the same to be removed in twelve days af
ter date Of sale. %158 HsfnAk
By order of Building Committee of the English Luz
theran Church. VIM. MARSHALL. as
APP 27-2t 'h h. n Auctioneer
n tC.ARRLaGES!} C.aRRLaGES!t CARRIAGES!
UOn Tuesday afternoon, April 30, l6l4,I win sell
in front of my store Is new and second hand Balt-
more and Northern built Carriages of superior quail
ity, credit Of 3 3, A, S, and months, for ap-
proved endorsed paper, Members Of Congress, siti-
zens, and persons visiting the city, will find this
good opportunity of obtaining good article, great
bargains there being every kind Of carriage that may
be wanted, viz sy4E
9 close Carriages M 3ag b3sss g4y5 ss
square Carriages, new style, superior article
8 Rockaways, for 2, 3, and persons fioq
9 Barouches
a Buggees - s.s,
l large square Carriage suitable for baggage
Also, second hand Carriages s5s4 4
Also, lot of single and double harness, saddles,
brides, &C. VIM. MARSHALL, sss
ap 27-3t sst VA a;sts
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HENRY CLAY KNIVES.

T HENRY CLAY KNIVES.
y UST received, very superior lot of Pearl and
Buck Penknives, Of the Henry Clay pattern
Also general assortment of fine Cutlery, such as
Razors, Penknves, Scissors, Erasers, &C., together
with fancy and staple Stationary in the greatest va
riety, and at the lowest prices U
For sale by VIM. F. BAYLY, Stationer,
ap 29-3t Penn. av., btw 18th and 18th streets.
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CITY T.axES.

Mt CITY TAXES.
IN Office is hereby given to all persons whose taxes
for the year l843 remain unpaid, that deduction of
six per cent will be made from all bills for said year
which shall be paid before the 30th of April
after which day no deduction will be allowed
All persons whose taxes are in arrears are notified
that early payment of their respective accounts re-
ouired A. ROTHWELL,
APP IL Cohector.