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MAYORS btFIcR, CITY HALL,

Vl WAsBINGroN. d Q December 30, 1858.
ProposAb will be received st this .fice until u
O'Clock II SATURDAY, January y, 1859, for
grading and grsyeling X street north. from North
approved November g. 1858
Also, for grading and grsveling n street north
from North Capitol street TO Boundary street nm
der an act approved November 9. 1853.
Also; for grading and eraveling y street North,
from Norm Ca pitol street 60 Second street east
under sp act approved Hovemser q. 1873
Also for grading and grsveline First street east,
from street north to II street north, under act
approved November q, lsss.
Specifications for doing this york may beseen Ct
the Mayors Office, where copies can be obtain ed !;
and BIDDERS are respectfully notified that ne bid
will be nfertaiaed that does not strictly conform
with eaid specifications y.H CRANE,
deN-8t Commiesionsr Fourth Ward
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DRoPos AIS ToR TkEsa BEEF.
OrFrcE Ass'r Cow or ers.IsrEx
mo<rcoMRpx n.r>u.har

mosrGoaERy. December 4, 1888. 4
eealed ProDoesis 40 daslicate are invited u.tfl
y O'Clock n. JANUARY 70, 1853, for furnishi az
the Cnitsd States eubeisten,s Department wftb
such aua5sssies Of rIesh Beef =. may be require
~ that Department. for any purposs. ~ oas-
Es%ssy. AiAesna. frsD Jsrasfyi, ssss. taa ssss
The Beef must be Of good ans martetsb,s
Qne1y, subaet % istd neo<s, shaaks.
end ktAne2 tsllou sxcluded sad u sof sstsfsc.
sory. ysreessse Sin b nsse IN egee nsrkss ss1
0oo1 e1d eafkcte63 oscurisy stll o. seS uirst re
the dc RI6flhsas e H. cossr sct. ava Sas osass
.PsyseSf 'Sil s. 1sSs 40 oessfsssst fuses. e
he Cd efeeea aes0 $1,000.
WILLIAM Z. DOVE.
Jat0 lieut. 18th lnfsniry. A. c :.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW

W
GsSe esss: Via hA! ~.
street, Star once suiidins. ' anu ''''
AUCTION SALE OF sIEGIRa RIRps, PAR.
Tots. S u N. 0 aLBRrcHssT F co.. S Tss
sr ON FRIDAY: S.nu..ys 9. 1863. =. 10 o'clock
SsnsIys, Gold Finehe,
Thrushes, Parrots, Larks, &c.
ia On COOPER &LArIMER, Auc...
ID Auctioncers and Real Estate Brokers,
No $50 Southeast corner Of Seventh and d sss
LARGE STOCK OF CRosLEy,s BRUSSELS.
b Low T EnsEF AN6 IINegAfS Sak.
rs, &C, ar AUCTION,
n. 81 day of ,ss
pndes S e Of HnT ras,S
lhsndss me ANTIQUE Psrior Sets, upholstered in
ahanS.enss H iSi Back rarlor Sets, uphol.
2handsome Bisck Walnut CHAMBER Sets, with
Marele-top Bureaus, Wsshstsuds, all com.
2hapdsome Black Walnut MARBLE top sidsbosrds
walnut Extension Tables, and 10 feet
2Walnut Marble top Centre Tables. and Ia. Tree,
Hair Mattress, Feather Pillows
IL pairs W hite Blar kets.
THE above Furniture Is mad BIZ one OF the best
establish mepts in Baltimore and will b. sold with
out reserve The Carpets Of the best gusity,
and will be sold to suit purchasers Diagr ans eau
be taken and cut from the rolls after the sale is
Terms cash.
de Sid GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
re- THE ABOVE SALE WILL RE CON
T1hCED or THURSDAY, January Z, 80. at the
same hour and place. Goods will be sold to the
highest bidders, "a we must close them out
Is6 Il GREEN 6 WILLIAMS, Aucts
WASHINGTON, JANUARY A 1863.
NOTICE.
VIII be sold on FRIDAY, January 8. 1859, anum-
Der of new VEGETABLE STALLS in the West
ern Market, First ard, until June 80 to tine
est bidder, at 10 o'clock
BY order of the Commissioners.
PATRICK MATREY
ALFRED JONES,
Commi ssioners
1t WILLIAM COKE, Market CLERK
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NUTICE TO LUMBERMES-

u. g. ENGINEERs OFFICE.
No. % ffFTH STREET.
louisville. XIV. Dec ~. 1855 n
Sealed Proposals, Ia duplicate. will he recstysd
Al this thee until Il m. MONDAY. JanuarV
=, lo6s, Ter tie delivery Of the fOllc wing sooi
sound. W hlte OAK Timber aud Lumber, e ~it.
~ lo feet D. m. L. inches by rs inches
20 Oe feet m. 10 inches by rs fachs.
- 80 feet b. m, % inches by u inches
10 lcet IN timber. : in -hes thick
i52aO feet b. m plsnks. inches thick
SVrV Ieet o. m. . anNs, iRches thiCk
~ @o q feet y m ptanks.2 inches thick.
Ocntractors VIII be req ured % deliver this ma
terlAl on a lot ada to tile river BARI neatly
piied up, and each different size On separate piles
information WITH regard to he lengths OF diHer-
ent sizes. the lot wherson the material must h.
stored, blanks for proposals Of the form Required
sno any other inisrmsti On, VIII be Furnished ON
application TO this once. q printed cOpg of this
advertisement must be attached 20 each eroposai
Zach blt must be accompanied by a written guar
anfee, signed by two persons IN o. the
party or parties proposing wall enter into csntract
upon receiving the awardme1t.
No bids viii b. entertained excepting frsm luw-
bermen aud the right IL reserved 20 ect any and
all lids IL N shall BE- deemed for the interes o. the
Government 20 do so.
twenty per csntum of the amount due on each
delivery OF material will he reserved security
Tor the fulhllment of the contract.
Proposals will lie endorsed - Proposals 4 r Luu-
Der and Timber, AMI addressed
wElTZEL, MsJsr OF Engineers,
asset Breyet MAJOR General, u. =. A.
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DROPOeALS FOB THE EXTENSION OF THE
POLICE TGLHGkAPH

DEPARTMENT OF METROPOLITAN PoLIcR.l
No. LOUISIANA AVENUE.
WASHINGTON, ID. O., December 81. 1858
Sealed proposals, addressed TO the Board Of Po-
lice, will be recsived ut this once until THURS
DAY, January Z, at noon for the exte nston OF the
Police Telegraph from these Headquarters 70 the
Government Hospital for the Insane.
=, Also, separate proposals. for the extension of
the same from the Eighth Precinct Station ri fth
street east and South Carolin to the came
nee.
Specifications may be seem and any ex pl an atoms
will be given on application t.
n Y HOLLEY,
de ltd Superintendent Police felesraph
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10y VIM. l.. WALL 4 CO., Auctfonfers.
- Stores 81 s and 3I7,
Southwest cor. Penna ave. and 9th street
A VALUABLE PAIR OF HORSES, CARRI-
AGE, AND HARNESS FOB SALE AT AUG
~ Will be sold, at auctisn, on MONDAY
NVnext. the nth instant, At O'Clock 0 m at
80 the Washington Navy Yard, Q pair OF good
rses, Harness, and Garbage
Terms: Cash. W. L. WALL l. CO,
la64t Alctiooeers
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pKoPoSALS FOR fkEsa BEEF.

OEF1CE Acre Ass'r Cow. or g. BSrsrFNtr, 4
flhEsvILLE AEsEysL. n JANUARY 4. ! y (
Sehtd Proposals TN du Plicsfsi wflt oe receiver
~ thls Office until January 10 lss9. AZ l0a N f~
snpElytne the troops st this Arsenal With FkCsH
bkkf Tor six 90 months sucn less time ss the
tommtsssfy General may direct.
=. The fresh Beefto be delivered N ruCh quaint
tee ss may be from time 90 time reg sired ana O.
such says ss may be designated by the on Ger In
Farther particulars upon application 20 chi.
Cffice.
Biaders are invited to Re present at the opening
81 the bids. NJ ,. GREALIsH,
Captain asd %. q n .
In charge az Pikesville Arsenal, ana A A. g. g.
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ny GREEN WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 526, Southeast corner eth and ID streets

No. 526, Southeast corner It'll and streets.
CHANCEBY sALEoFvALUABLE IMPROVED
.EAL EsTATk AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
ooart u District Of solGmbs ps.sss n
=. .ns cans. ,h, in ssiS C., court Wormley vs. Worm
HS
ss Il rS ssy Of hs
Of three sssesdns he o. orsi
ana ne Lot
pered two nl. according to samuel Davidson .
the books OF the Of the Gerpoessiop on OF
washington D, THIS ptoperey front. on the north
vest and is improved By two story BricE 6. sff
Terms Of sale. prescribed by the decree, are a.
follows: One third cash; balance in three equal
instsments, at 6, IL, and Is months with interest
from esy Of sale; and the purchaser to give notes.
eost: sio0 down On she day Of sale. when the
ias.,s SSaS q J S1Y. Trustee ,,
TO STEVEN CAsEY-YoS are hereby notified
BUGGY and WAGON GEAR within ten days
from date otherwise they will Be sod e ::t.'5
~ f III i rs Rsf;ss Of
iuItner nouce. Ja6-3tr
RY GREEN D wILLIAMe,
No. ssS sostSss Ha e as IN and street,.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
In THE FIRST WARD
IL By virtue of q deed OF trust to me bearing
E:.S date on the eleventh Gay Of February. AID.
.elSss, and duly recorded In Liber 9. e.,
No. %, folio $50, OF the Land Records for ashing
cell on MONDAY, January Ill 1859, at O'Clock p
m. In front OF the premises, the south half of lot
square numbered one hundred and seven QG.j
This property is improved BY . comfortable
Of any kind, being situated diagoraly pposits TO
the Western Market House. on 18th street west,
between X and l. streets north.
Terms: One half cash; balance IN six and twelve
months, secured BY adeed Of trust On the premises
purchaser. Sl00to be paid down " hen the proper.
tyis Knocked down ut sale.
days OF sAe the trustee reserves the right resell
1t risk and cost Of defaultinR purchaser
WIN. a. WARD, Trustee.
jald GREEN B WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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BOARDING,

BOARD AND LODGING AT s425 PER
- We TX, at No. o35 II street, between I'd and
Sd streets. jaI. 81.
A FEW BOARDERS CAN BE ACCOMMO.
"A dated With BOARD and LODGINGS at : 4 so
per week. TABLE BOARD $3.50 per week. APP
ply At SO3 d street, between 18th ssd 9Th streets
Ja1.T' MRS. BORN.
ROARD1NG-Twepty gentlemen, or gentlemen
- and families can be Accommodated with TABLE
BUskD In . fine location, and fine large we'll
lighted dining room. with the best Board the mar
ktt can afford. Meals Alw Ays punctual. Booms
corrcr 18th street and Mass. ave. Ja7-3ts
EOR RENT-Tw- FURNISHED Rooms, with
y Board, IN 9 N0rtheI u family. Also, few TA-
Bill BOABDkRS accommodated at No. 20 East
capitol street, one square from the cars and Cap
tNRsT-CLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
Il FRONT RO0MS, to be had on reason able
terms, at 21s street, kstweeD 18th and 18th, q
short va from most Of the public offices.
de29- I'm
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PROPOSALS.
OsTplscd51 S O. q syH.EIEsnsIkS AZ AspE
AND FOOrWANs

OsPEoIos o. sEs hss .osanssIaoHsaus,
| AND FOOrWANs
sc,Iy BaLL. wA.s5ssI os. D. e.. ysn. 4 isss.
Once usui II o clock n on THU RsDaY, tse si.t
instant, for PavtpG. CureinG. &C. Tor the v~sr
ssnmeneiss April ls5s, for ths several .Aras e
IN: more Than one ward.
| specIhcs'icns can be seen n TN. ofice cleo n
The 81 ~. ss.i sinS Il shs css
No bid will he received which does cot incla is
On offer for eaon sspsrste item o. work and N az
The Lao requires that contractor. or the sboy.
sha be practical PAYERS
I.ch BID must be .cccme.nied ~ith ths write,
such thst. ~ soceptsd the biaaer will execute
Contract IN Que form, and perform the orb an 60
The guarantee must be In .us-i.noe a, f,''ox-
II. A guarantee that az tlis hid lie -ceptad ht
the Mayor that the biader viii enter in,o : G "a.
ina III che sas .Ss The
All assessments for ,he above work 90 be us g. IN
accordance With existing l ee~ia nosra.x
Jastd supt aud In-p' n OF streets. g. = sTs. &C.
PROPOSALS FoR OOD.
oEFIoE CHIEF oUAETERsssrER,
f"tKTH MlLfrARh bisTElcr.
., NtCASal Rr. Ms, De- "a. tNss
by mail a, his osice untiiif N SATURDAY. the
tOst Snsriermaster a. Sssch-E Miss, of three
tGbsrsl tSel cpros OF gnoi. mere autshie. dry,
asId " Sod' IN such Quantities and AZ such TINES
Post of Ns'chet Miss untfi jane n. isis ~ WV
n , ss.- ~ be sub .HCt fhe usuai cNndti Gus
l,nAoned IN my previous advertisements Tor SUP.
ID srdsr OF the General ComnAna,ns
Drevet Col ard a N,U's.NAr NJ
9Th Military District. ASA
DkOPOSAIS FOR fkrsa RFEF
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LOST AND FOUND.

1 OST-On tie evening of the 5th of January in
IL going from 9th street to 7th, by Of ST. eet
or In returning by II street. MINK Saba FU n
COLLAR A liberal reward will be paid il left at
4lO 9Th street, bet. ii and I. "a 62t+
OST DOG.
L. $40 REWARD
Lost, on the evening OF the 29th OF December
from premises No. Louisiana avenue, a sm ali
DOG hair long, exceedingly fine, and sigi ly
curled. color entirely white. The above reward
viii b. paid for his delivery at thu above named
pisce, OF for any Information that will lead to his
recovery. Js53t-
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HARBOR IMfRovEMENrsA AT MUsKEGON
H MICHIGAN

LIST Lieut. 4th Artillery, and A. A o. NJ =,
81 N - Fort nals u.ra n.
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We will sell AT public sale, at Walls Bazaar on
Louisiana avenue, on THURSDAY January 18th
1853, one BAY HORSE, liz Ter to pay We IN onth
livery of the same.
Ja7 CT
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X BANKRrpTcY.-Thc following persons
have filed petitions since cur last report:

C1uoliu, Cou,,ty.-John i. Chandler, Il. X.
Chandler, Thomas 7. Chandler, John B.
Coates. William W. Smith.
iH.marie Daniel a. Matthews, Zachariah
Collins. B. I. Hawkins Il. II. Muuday.
Giouc.>ter.--W. II. Shield, g. W. Montague,
W. \. W Jones.
o,wag..-W a. Morris, W. n. Watson.
Sppsylruuju.--P. Is. Pritchett. Johu Is. Jar
kins, a. Lewis Goodloe, Claiborne Graves,
c. Mansfield.
PtHsylcaula-S H. Thompson, .tohn NJ.
Nutchings James Carter.
EocEbr,dgs.-J. X. McNutt, Joseph Holmes.
Htnorer. George W. Pollard, John IL. Ia
lifrrro.
tH,st~yfrIf.-Jo Joseph A. Mayo, Job Atkins.
EuruUm.-James Is Shepherd, John II.
Burgess, James II. Anderson.
Etmgti.r. William y. Kellogg.
P.t,rSj,ny NJ. White, Charles
Pebbles, J. ]. kirkham, and Lewis Jordan.
tStcick.-Thomas Bracey, Cincinmatus
Short.
.Wck}.7tJ,yg.-N esley w. Connell.
LouiSu - David Eas lham, Charles NJ Dick
iuson, Marcellus NJ. Anderson, Atwood
Wash.
Goocthtud.--John J. Rutherford.
uip,ptr.-CorncliuS Littlepage, Thomas J D..
Falcon,r, James +. Wager, Thomas FitZhugh,
Lemuel A. Corbin, James 7. Brewer.
GlouctStsr-T. Il. Montague, Walker +.
Jones.
Graeariii,.-L. NJ. Heath.
H,SiD,orcidnd-R. &. Hungerford.
Mbiji,$tr.-Wlliam q. Workman.
Fl-,i.1.ickybla'g.-And NJ. Boulware.
Ric,m0ai CRg.-J. NJ. Woodiug, James Nc
tirrnaud, Schaap Hartman, Julius Bear, IL.
IL. Croiue, Ichabod IL Wake, Edward ID.
Keeling, Thomas J. Bc;tle, Matthew Blair.
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REV. HALsEY DUSNING.-This gentle
man, whose name is familiar to many peo-
pie in this city and elsewhere in Virginia,
departed this lie on the llth instant, at
his residence, in the city OF Baltimore.
Mr.. Dunning came to Richmond in 1913,
and took charge of the Third Presbyterian
church, while yet the congregation was
worshipping in the Bethel meeting house,
near the place where the gas-house now
stands. Under his ministry and by his
indomitable efforts, combined with the libe-
rality ard energy Of a number of the
people, the present handsome editice at the
corner OF Broad and Twenty ytifth streets
was built. 1t was finished in 1850. From
that time till November, 1854, Alr. Dunning
labored zealously and with success IN that
field, and few ren were more beloved by
their congregations and all Of their ac-
quaintauce.
At the time last referred TO he became
the pastor OF the First Constitutional
church, Baltimore, which position he con-
tinued to occupy till i'll health, within the
last year or tno, compelled him to resign.
A victim for years of the consumption, he
lived beyond the expectations of his friends,
and passed through a long series of com
plicatcd sutIerings. .
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DEATH FROM AN OVERDOSE OF CuLoRo

DEATH FROM AN OVERDOSE OF CHL0R0-
FoRM.-For nearly q year past Lewis Rose,
ason OF Mr.. Benjamin Rose, about eighteen
years Of age, has been laboring under an
alteration Of mind. About three weeks
ago he came TO Richmond from Orange
Courthouse (at which place his father has
a branch store) to be placed uuder medical
treatment. On Monday night he slept at
the house of his uncle, Mr.. Joseph Strause,
on lower Main street, and the next morning
complained of sleeplessness. He then went
20 his fathers residence, and having re-
tired to his room, was found some hours
afterwards very sick at his stomach. Fall
ing at last into sound sleep, at about 5 ?,
NJ. some members of the family endeavor-
ed, without success, to wake him. FL
nally, becoming alarmed by his insensi-
biity and the suspicious circumstance OF
finding bottle Of chloroform on the man
;le-piece, several physicians were called in
by his friends. These did all in their power
to restore him to consciousness, but without
avail. He died at o'clock, still under the
influence of the narcotic. 1t is supposed
that he took chloroform to make him sleep
having no idea that he was inhaling enough
10 kill him.
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RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD
CHANGE OF CHEDULE.-Arrangeme have
been made 10 run a fast through schedule
on this road, commencing on Friday the
18th Instant. The through mail and pas
sengcr train will leave Richmond daily at
2:l5 P. NJ. for Greensboro, Charlotte, Co
lumbia, Augusta, &C., Sc. Coming east,
will leave Greensboro daily at ! O'Clock
A. NJ. and arrive in Richmond at 1880 A.
NJ, making close connection with the
northern train at Richmond, and at Greens
boro' with trains for the South. The COM
pletion of the short line between Columbia
and Augusta as far as Graniteyille, where
it connects with the South Carolina, will
make the distance between Richmond and
Augusta by this route sixty miles shorter
than any other route.
The Lynchburg passenger train will leave
Richmond daily, Sundays excepted, at S:3J
A. NJ. and arrive at 500 z. NJ, making
close connections each way with the South
side road at Burkeville for all stations on
the Southside road, Lynchburg, and al
stations on the Virginia and Tennessee
railroad, Knoxville, Nashville, Memphis,
&C., &c.
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ESCAPE OF Two WHITE Conversion
Tuesday night A. j. Dunnivant and Colo
nel) John Ford, penitentiary conyicts, eff,
fected their escape from prison. They came
down to the Office, by permission, to see
Fairbanks, who had just been rerdc" ed
and we're engaged in conversation with him
when the clerk turned his back t. 20 somc
writing. Fairbanks then left. crd his Cd
associates helped themselves frc,c TIC su-
perintendent's wardrobe, ard. s.rcugc,y
enough, passed OUT the gate -ithc,.t N"inc
challenged.
Ford was under sentence C c;~ht years
imprisonment for forging the check Ct Mr.
W. 3. Moses for S2,lOO. Duanivant was
sentenced to the same term of imprlson'
ment for malicious shooting. Wardwel
esteemed him one of the pillars of the prl'
son church and perfect gentleman.
The ewly-appointed guard who let tho
convicts pass says he thought they were
"cttcerS Of The prison." If this sort Of
thing is to 90 on, could we not afford to have
the Public Guard back.
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IGG INAn!E" EArl@LIcAN PAPER IN
E~ra> tu4ES oCr fUR THE CuNrE MISE
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".0+s n'" j" l'"5s%79 IA '''1ialA uc71Sucu
I. .'.'4's'"y '@' ls'N'i o' Inc >ialc 70 the
.''"' '.''' nave e%fTv,sei cur WISH lha' II
-'.'....' ''J a"1''>'l" al nc are ny no means
..'L ''1' W. ''.'''SH nc 'G'''S'S u 'he
...' .''. "' '.'i'o''S "'yo'I o,Hef Glasses
-' ''E'"I'' "o' 10 approve "h0Ny 'ae mo-
'.s "''n nave t'" mem 10 enter lhIo IT,
."-"I 'Ac pan Is lU!'y approved py
'' .'.1' = even ''i'''''G "Pf.o,H,S," ~
.''' IL minority o' ''c Peotie' We S''it "'7i
'.'7s LOT several re''ohS' iao hFS, OF
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ut..,n,, ntr.raJ ,yo,II r,,aL.c I,ir,,;n;o Dn-
r.rnr,tir stato i not . [.ool rnason for oor-
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r.....,. M. .'r.I .,l ;r.t F,tnI.,,;on Tho
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will, tna, tac RrmLIcara can aifard to
take ,ayir chance. Th;s leads :, sill an.
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fNhlic MEETING IN LOUIsA--DELEGATEs
""IH@ NGlNoND CoNyENTIuN.--Ata u meet
ing OF the people of Louisa held In the
N@ast hou-e on Monday the lth day Of Janu-
"7y Captain Frank Y. Winston called the
meeting 10 order, and on his motion John
n1ntcr was appointed chairman and a. +.
butler srcrvta@.
william +. Gordon, Jr., submitted the
following preamble and resolution, which
were unanimously adopted:
Whereas il bas been suggested that
'.e people Of the several counties and cities
y. the State appoint delegates 20 q conyen-
D"A 10 DC held in the city of Richmond or
''e Ioih Of February next, and the said
suggestion being approved by this meeting,
.i'',o.red, That fifteen delegates be ap-
i9'H's1 10y The Chair 10 represent the county
Vi Louisa ii said couYeutiou."
me Chairman, in pursuance of the reso-
,a'!oh' appointed the following gentlemen
"lli'an4 + Gordon, Jr., Thomas S. Watson,
SS@+sph u. PcDd.etou, A. F. Butler, General
~ Co.cmaa, Frank Y. Winston, Edward
IL. i1..,ln Lane, If. ". Murray, Reuben B. Davis,
"'-i11. LaSby, 3. VI. Buckner, William G.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

4. G. PULLlAM will sell at O'Clock n lot
on tho Midlothian turnpike three guar.
ters OF Il nile from Mayo's bridge.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON will sell n,
half-past o'clock desirable building LOT
on the south side of Main between Tween.
ty-fourth and Twenty NTH streets.
L. ALBRIGHT will sell at his store, Mt II
O'Clock fine furniture, gilt mirrors, tea theI
beds, boots, shoes, clothing, &c.
EFGNAULT X co. will sell at their store, n
10 a. NJ, IN excellent assortment Of furni.
turr &C.
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The stock now exhibited nj LEVY EROTlGEES
Is such rs was never before shown In this
ely at this season Of the year. They never per-
nit their stock 10 down, but always keep 1t NJ
To the STANDARD The wants Of the people must 10
supplied and the position that they now occupy II
he business community renders 1t Incumbent
upon them to meet the demands Of the public
heir efforts to please the people seem 10 he
highly appreciated. The crowded state Of their
store te5ti-s to tac rnct that the perseverance, and
enterprise Of the LEVY BrOTuEEs are being
crowned with success. We say To all purchase
Of dry goods Go and take lock at the largest dry
goods store H. this city; f. IS sight worth seeing.
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TO YAN-pAYERS.

NOTICE To TAX-PAYERS.-1n COM
~ plauce with an ordinance q the city Of
Richmond we viii attend IL the office or tue CITY
Collector, at the CITY Hall, from 4. NJ to y. VI.
from he 18th to the 2lst Cf December, Inclusive to
receive the remaining half OF the CITY TAXES,
GcductiHg ten per cent. thereon from those who
paid one-haH IN June
EDMUND WINNIE, &. {. r.,
by julius a. HOBsOS, D. {. g. q.
n. B.-Those persons who have not paid any
portion cf their bills VIII please call during the
same time ana pay the amount Of their taxes. as
we will have no opportunity Of calling on them
before advertising their property FOR sale, which
win add twenty per cent. Uf not solid. Those who
have uot paid their personal tax hg that time mus.
expect To have their goods levied on as soon as We
get out OF the Office required 10 settle our
entire account In February.
We would call particular attention OF the tax
payers OF the newly incorporated territory, tie
property Is so mperfectlY described that II Is ln-
possible that the Collector rind II.
EDMUND WINNIE Collector,
br .IUtICS A. HOBsOS. y. e..
BY resolution of the Council passed on the 3st
OF December last the time for the collection oi
taxes above has been extended until the 18th OF
January. inclusive. 4. WINE Collector,
IA 2-tl5Ja ". 4. HoBSoN ID. {.