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WASHINGTON LETTER.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch
WASHINGTON, November "a, ls'

WASHINGTON. November "a, 1868.
The subject of specie. payments ana tne ~,
early resumption by the government wiz
be brought forward with more prominence
during the coming session than at any time
since the Issue Of greenback currency. 1t
is known that several prominent fnancia!
minds in Congress have already matured
plans to their own satisfaction concerning o
resumption of coin payments. The great
est interest is expressed to know what Nc
Cul,och has to say in his report on this
tonic. tits believed that, among other mat
ters. he will again urge gradual and GER
tain contraction of greenbacks. -
The Secretary has decided to forward his
report, when completed, to the assistant
treasurers and other agents Of the Depart
menf, in preference to trusting it to the
representatives Of the press.
Reports from New York do not indicate
n thorough belief in the end of the panicy
period. At present the Government Is sell
ing gold openly to the tune of half a mil
lion day, and that may of itself cause
the holders Of greenbacks to hoard their
paper, in the endeavor to bring gold down
to very low figure. The gold balance of
the Department is considerably over eighty
millions at this date, but the currency still
remains low down.
- Stanton, who is named for the State De-
psrtment, has, no doubt, many strong back
ers. The President elect certainly keeps
his own counsel very we'll. If he has con-
versed with any of his political or personal
p friends on the subject of his Cabinet they
have, most assuredly, been very careful to
keep to themselves whatever has been dis
cussed in relation thereto.
The opinion gains ground in many quar-
tiers that Attorney General Evarts will be
elected to the United States Senate in the
place of Hon. E. D. MTgan, whose term
expires on the 4th Of March next.
A paragraph in the newspaper Too Re
pubIcs, of Mexico, says that conspiracy is
known to exist in Queretaro laboring for
the plans Of Santa Anna. TINoN.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
ByA. 6. Puiliam, Auctioneer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A BEAU
" TIFHL LOT OF LAND: WITH a TWO,
STORY TRAINED BUILDING THEREON; ~
OF THE MANCHESTER AMI, PETERSBU RG
TURNPIKE, FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N..by
virtue OF decree OF the Circuit Court OF Chester.
aeld county, November term, 1868, In case Of
Foley us Foley ct ais, will sell at public auc-
tion on the premises on SATURDAY, November
addition, fronting geo feet the east side Of the
Manchester and Petersburg turnpike and running
back to Fillmore street with n TWO-STORY
FRAMED BUILDING and number Of FRUIT
TREES thereon.
TERMS One-fourth cash balance at three, six.
and nine months for negotiable notes, interest
added satisfactorily endorsed, and title retained
until deferred payments are made
JAMES A. CLARKE, Commissioner.
A, G. PrIIIaN Auctioneer noN
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FFHRUSTEEs' SALE OF A VALUABL

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
l. LITTLE farmland MARKET GARDEN
CALI ED "SPRING DALE IN THE COUN-
TY OF HENRICO, ABOUT FOUR MILES EAST
OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND NEAR THE
MECHANICSVILLE TURNPIKE.-By virtue
Of deed of trust executed to the subscribers by
George L. Bosher and wife. dated June IL, 1865
duly recorded in the clerks Office of Fenrico
County Court, we shall in execution thereof, at
the request of the beneficiary in said deed proceed
to sell at public auction. on the premises on
THURSDAY the Sd day of December, 1859, ut
O'Clock, If fair. II not the next fair day there
after Sundays exceptedl, that valuable LITTLE
FARM AND MARKET GARDEN located rs
above, containing seventy-fve acres three rod
and twenty poles, more or less. of which about
fifty acres cleared aud In high state of Guilt
Walton: the balance In woods. J here Is an apple
orchard Of choice fruit and some fine young peach
trees.
The improvements consist OF a nice COTTAGE
HOUSE, modern style, containing seven rooms.
pantry. closets &C., paint and paper only needed
to put In good order; kitchen with four rooms.
large barn. stable corn-hOnse. &c The location
is beautiful one and In Il nice neighborhood; is a
desirable and attractive home.
The deed requires that the property should be
sold for nearly all cash, but the creditor is willing
to accent these terms, IN lieu thereof onethird
cash. balance at one and two years credit for
gotable notes interest added, secured by trust
deed SAMUEL COTTRELL,
no q CHARLES ". BOSHER.
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BY Wellington Goddiu.
AucttOnper and Real Estate Agent.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A PORTION OF
i THAT VALUABLE FARM A J. LEI
"HICKORY HILL on THE BROOK TURN.
PIKE TWO AND HALF MILES NORTH OF
RICHMOND.-B virtue of deed Of trust eHecu-
ted by the late John q. Taylor and wife TO Lottin
\. Elicit and James Elicit both now deceased,
bearing date ?3d of December, 1854, duly recorded
IN Henrico County Court l shall. rs executor OF
Lofln N Elicit, deceased who survived James Ell
lett the other trustee proceed to sell At public auc
ton on the premises on MONDAY the Goth OF
November lss8. aL4 o'clock p. NJ, II fair, If not,
the first fair day thereafter, that portion or the
HICKORY HILL ESTATE, of which John o.
Taylor died seized fronts on the west side OF The
Brook turnpike, embracing about SEVENTY
FIVE ACRES, and bounded on the south by The
farm formerly owned by the late John Goddln, TO
be divided into two tracts of 37 each accord
Ing to pat and survey TO be exhibited at the hour
or sale.
These lots lie bcautifullv-eXtending from the
turnpike back TO the lands Of Mr. Martin ,. I&y-
Tor, W.T. good building sites on each they are
located In the most desirable Deigh6orhood In hen
rico county, and should attract the attention OF
persons wanting country seats near to the city
By consent of parties the sale viii be one-Iourtn
cash balance ut four. eight, and twelve months
for negotiable notes, interest added, secured by
trust deed. THOMAS ELLEII.
Executor OF Loftin n. Elicit, deceased, and trus-
tee eE ogict0.
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BY A. c. Puliiam, Auctioneer.

MULES, COWS, HOGS, WAGON, CARTS,
sHucKs, AND FODDER H0UsEHQLP AND 2
AUCTION.-By request Of DR.. Robert NJ. Pull
liam, who is removing to the city, will SELL at his
residence. SUM SWAMP. Chesterfield county, ten
miles from the city, on Manchester turnpike. on
FRIDAY the 27th November. instant 1858, at II
O'Clock, A. NJ. two young MULES In good con-
dition: several COWS OF excellent stock seve-
raj HOGS, WAGON. CARTS. and HARNESS:
FARMING IMPLEMENTS; HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE. Also, CROP OF
DORM, SHUCKS and FODDER.
TERMS All sums of $50 and under. cash: all
sums over 800, bond, interest added with approved
security at six months. A. G. PULL1AM,
no
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BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
Corner OF Franklin and Governor streets.

EXECUTORS SALE OF ELEGANT
EFURNITURE AT Auction On FRIDAY
the 9th instant, at 10 O'Clock. will sell Mt the
residence of the late James X. Caskie, corner OF
clay and Eleventh streets, all of the FURNl-
TURE. consisting Of ---
One splendid p .RI OR SUIT IN ROSEWOOD,
covered with Satin Rrocatelle;
MARBLE-TOP MAHOG ANY IA BLES
BRUSSELS and THREE-PLf CARFEIS,
Elegant Library CASE.
Oil PAINTINGS and ENGRAVlSGS,
PARLOR CURTAINS and SHADES,
One elegant BUFFET,
ETAGERE,
WALNITT EXTENSION TABLE,
DINING ROOM CHAIRS,
Several CHAMBER SUITS in maple and mahoea-
nv together with one COTTAGE SUIT com
plete, with marble slabs:
A large number of HAIR MATTRESSES. FEa-
THFR BSDS. PILLOWS. and BOOSTERS;
CHAMBER and TOILET SETS:
A large assortment of CHINA and GLASSWARF.
Including one superb FRENCH CHINA DIN
NER SET, complete
A large variety Of DfNING-ROOMa and KITCHEN
FURNITURE.
The attention of the public Is respectfully asked,
this sale embraces quality and variety seldom
offered.
". IL GASHIE. Executors.
Sale conducted by COOK Il LAUGIIToN, AUG
tiOnecrS. n u
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GUNS, PISTOLS, dc.

a UNs, PISTOLS, RIFLES, ~ %
VI POWDER. SHOT, CAPS, MI
Ash SPORTING GOODS. - Ny Gss.1E597
stock IS we'll selected, embracing -ssEStf%>
everything suitable for fcld sports, ~ w "
all OF which will be sold &c the most reasonable
rates. All kinds OF work III my line done In tn
best manner. Spencer and Henry Carbines ant
Colts large Pistol bought or taken In exshsn y
Tor other goods, n. W. TiGSDR.
No. li32 Main street tWaish's old standl, anu No
81 Seventeenth street, near tie Eitst Market
no ls-lm
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Auction SALES.
FUTURE DAY
BY wellington Goddln,
II arctfonaar and Real Estate Aren't.

uANDsoME COTTAGE RESIDENCE,
WITH OFFICE DETACHED. ON COVER
NOR STREET OPPOSITE THE EXECUTIVE
MANSION, FOR 81 LIE AT AUCf1ON.-Wtilb be
sold at auction. on the premises. on TI1ESDAY
the LIST Of December 1853 at 1 O'Clock 2. NJ. the
beautifully and nvenIently-arranged COTTAGE
RESIDENCE located rs above, now in the occu-
pancy Of DR.. Thomas Pollard The lot fronts on
the east line Of Governor street 81 feet, back
about 154 feet to wide alley, and is bounded on the
south By another alley. The cottage contains five
rooms besides a brick kitchen and an excellent
ONCE. detached, containing two rooms. Water
closets in the cottage. and the whole. premi-
ses well drained by culverts The location for
physician or lawyer equal to the best In the city,
or for a moderate-sized family 1t has many attrac-
lions. ...... s#
TERMS: One-fourth cash /: balance ut three. six.
and nine months for negotiable notes, interest
added. secured by trust deed.
) no Is ~ W GODDIN Auctioneer.
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BY A. G. Pulliam, Auctioneer.

N EsIRABLE DWELLING, CONTAIN
WITH COMFORTABLE KITCHEN, &C, on
THE SOUTH SIDE OF DECATUR At THE
CORNER OF HARRISON OR FOURTEENTH
STREET, MANCHESTER, FOR SALE AT
AUCTIOS.-By request Of the owner. win sell at
auction, on the premises, on SATURDAY, No
vember 18th, 1853, at O'Clock P. NJ. the HALF-
ACRE LOT, No. a. fronting 1872 feet on Decatur
and running back los feet on Harrison or Four
teenth street, with improvements thereon consist
ing of DWELLING. KITCHEN. &C.
TERMS: One-thErd cash; balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notes interest added,
ard deed OF trust to secure deferred payments.
no 20 A. G., PULLIAM Aucttoueer.
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1TEAM ERS.

PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND <SFfS
L AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP ssssESsS<.ee
LINE. Steamers NORFOLK and 49,
CITY composing this line, wlillctEe f!il'I'Ibtt,a
every SATURDAY, and Richmond every rhI-
DAY, alternately. =,
Freight taken for Cincinnati, Chicago, and q.
for Norfolk aud Boston: aud close CvGDtc.!oA
made at Norfolk. Bills Of ladinC signed .ArouRn
Passage TO Philadelphia, including meals 2Hd s!@!y'
room, $40. w. j.. PORTER, agent
oc II Office E.yS OCh street.
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By A. C. Pulliam, Auctloneer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A TRACT
' OF LAND IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY
At AUCTION.-Rv virtue Of decree or me
county Court or hcstarield county. November
tenn isss in tho caec Of g. A. Wood rs. Wood ef
ais viii sell at public auction In front Of Ches-
terfi"ld courthouse. on TUFSDap. I,ecemhcr
contain NO from $50 to acres bounded north and
northwest by Broad Rock road. seuth bv Cntton's
tract, west by John Woods tract, east BY New
road.
TERMS One-fourth cash balance at SIX eight.
and twelve months interest added, In negotiable
notes, and title retained until deferred payments
are Maid II. M. LOGAN.
...- Commissioner.
A. G. PULLIAM Auctioneer.
no 2s-ThW &Tut1s
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By Grrbbs & Williams, Auctioneera
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TARM OF FIFTY ACRES, AND MI

EARM OF FIFTY ACRES, AND MILL
4 THEREON. TWO MILES FROM ASH.
LAND, FOR SALE AT AUG rION.-We will
sell at auction on the premises, on FRIDAY, No
vember 81. 1858, commencing at O'Clock P. ri =,
the FARM and NULL located as above described.
There are FIFTY ACRES OF LAND. The i'm
provements are DWELLING with four rooms
KITCHEN and other OUT-BTILHI NGs: MIL
LER'S HOTaE, BLACKSMITH and WHEEL
WRIGHT SHOP, SAW and GRIST MILL all in
good order. The mill yields from 12s to $50 barrels
toll corn year. There are TWO 1CE-HOUSEs
and PONDS with northern exposure, and good
market at Ashl and for the Ice.
TERMS At sale. r. .m.
'"l GRUBBS u WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
Persons wishing to attend the sale may go by the
mail train at u O'Clock to Ashland and convey
ance will be furnished from thence to the place OF
sale. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
no24 Auctioneers.
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The boundaries of the Virginia Confer
ence are east of the Blue Ridge mountains
and south of the Rappahannock river. The
increase in membership during the past
wear has been little over 1000 persons.
There are three other conferences in Vir-
pinia in connection with the Methodist
Episcopal Church South. The above statls-
tics are perfectly accurate, and we have
taken pains to secure them for the Dispatch
in advance of other papers.
1t was moved and carried that when the
Conference adjourn it adjourn to meet at
half-past this afternoon.
It is probable that three sessions Of Con-
ference will be held to-day, and it is posi-
BILE that the appointments may be given to-
night. DloGENkS.
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IMPORTANT SALE OLE REAL ESTATE

IMPORTANT SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Il AND OSE-FOURTH INTEREST IN 4
LARGS MANUFACTURING MILL, III THE
COUNTY OF MECKLENBUEG, VA:-By yir-
burg county rendered at The September term 1888,
in the case of William Townes, plaintiff against
Beverley Williamson IN his own right and as adj
mtnfstrator Of James Williamson, deceased, de-
fendaut the undersigned as special commissioners,
Will sell on WEDNESDAY the I'd day of Decem-
Der 1885, upon the premises, at public auction.
IRA CT OF LAND in the county of Mecklenburg
containing NINE HUNDRED AND FOUR AND
This land is situated on the Dan river above the
mouth of Big Buffalo creek one and half miles
snrInp shS six miles above Ciarksve, and eleven
miles from the Richmond and Danyiie railroad
The improysments consist Of a large and som som
HOUSES, = including Guiding BARNS, STABLES &c;
s I SR FL ana veil fPo 81 good Water in
Also, ONE LOT OF FOUR ACRES, lying i'm
mediately beyond the corporate limits OF oIarks-
Vile, with a LARGE THREE-STORf BRlCk
TOBACCO FACTORY located thereon also q
good DWELLlNG-HOUSE and lTe or six double
cabins. o,
At the same time and place VIII be sold ONE n
FOURTH INTEREST In that large manuIactur-
Ing mill at Abbyville known as "RUSSELL'S
MILL and the improvements connected there
WITH consisting Of a M1LLER'S HOUSE sInRE,
HOUSE, COOPER SHOP, and BLAChSMITH'S
Also, TWO SMALL LOTS lying two or three
miles below Clarksvtile.
TERMS OF SALE For cash as to so much OF the
proceeds of sale as will defray all expenses the
Balance Of the purchase money to be divided into
two equal install incnts payable one ana Two years
from dav Of sale the pi'rCti execute bonds
Nth approved cci uIlty. bearing interest from date
and the title to be retained until AL the purchase
money Is paid and conveyances are ordered 6y the
court. X. \. pFERBE1,
oc 81 Special Commissioner.
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By Wellington Goddin,


TRUSTEES SALE OF TWENTY-FIVE
I ACRES OF VALUABLE FLAMING LAND
IN REAR OF THE CITY RESERVOIR, NEAR
To CAMP GRASr.-By virtue of a deed Of trust
bearing date on the 18th Of September 1887, duly
recorded in Henrico County Court, ] shall In exc
cuion thereof, proceed TO sell at public auction, on
the premises. gu T THURSDAY the 26tlr Of EOyem-
Der 1863 at O'Clock z. 81, If fair IL not the first
fair day thereafter. TWENTY-FIVE ACRES OF
BEAUTIFUL, FARMING LAND loc2tcd rs above,
adjoining the lands OF McSsrs Haxal. Drs. rem
shaw Pollard, and Harvie. II will be sold In four
lots or six and Il quarter acres each or sold as II
whole, according - Il plat to be exhibited at the
hour OF sale.
For suburban residences, or for market gardens,
these lots are very desirable the soil Is Of supe-
riOr quality, with convenient access To the city
by m excellent road.
TERMS One-third cash balance at four, eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by i trust deed.
no l6-eOdtds w. GODDlN, Trustee.
n b. In consequence of the observance of this
day AS thanksgiving day, the above sale Is post
ponei until Friday (to-mNrrow) AFTERNOON
al the same hour. no % ". GoDDlN.
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vETELLE, gESTAURA- -
II TEUR, No. l70t MAIN AGs
STREET, keeps on hand the DELL
CbCIES ard SuBsFANTIALS or 1-s<ssse lad
the season-wiid and domestic-wheLher "a 80 =. ~
or the wsters, served In best style 20 Of'''4
own tables or elsewhere. ,,.,road 70
He rasnectfaIly invites the ladies OF ttey
pstronize his LADIES' ORDINARY, Mh WEI rr!y
caa enioy his best dishes IN CONTEXT arg .ii-j,ys
secure from the slightest iniecorum. hS
III The BEST LIQUORS WINES and h. .s.ss" q.
DRINKS 10 order at bis bar, and ths lin be
CARS with PIPES, &C., always 10 o' 49," 81
saloon
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND YORK Eryxp,
RAILROAD COMPANY.
RITHHONn. Auo1lat 80 1

DICHMOED AND YORK RIVER RAIL
Ia ROAD LINE.-NEW SCHEDULE.-YOp
BALTIMORE, TIE NORTH. AND NORTH.
WEST.-The steamer KENEEBEC, Captain J.
Fl. FREEMAN commanding. leaves White Houss
every WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY MORNING.
on arrival OF the cars from Richmond, reaching
Baltimore on the following morning at sunrise
Returning, the KENNEgEC leaves Baltimore
every BOMBAY and THURSDAY ct O'Clock
2. u.
The steamer ADMIRAL, CIptaiu KIRwAN com.
ManG!ng, leayes White House every TUESDAY
ana FRIDAl on arriva! Of the cars from Rich
Gaond, reaching Baltimore the following morning
at sunrise. Returning, the AD&lRAG leaves Bal.
timors every WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY At
so'clock =. VI.
PASSENGERS FOR BALTIMORE leave The
depot or the Richmond and YORK River Raj.
road Company ct O'Clock a. u. SUNDAY,
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY. Be-
turning they leave Baltimore on MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
at O'Clock P. H., reachinS,R Richmond the follow
ing evening.
Fare to Baltimore only o..
Freight received at all times and FORWARDED
promptly, and through bills or lading given 70 III
prominent points,
: The PASSENGER TRAIN leaves the Cepo,
EVERY MORNING al a. VI.
WILLIAM y. ENOS
oc al Freight and Ticket Agent.
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AuCTTON SALES.
/. FUTURE DAY.
BY Wellington, Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent

"
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent
TRUsTEES' SALE OF A VALUABLE
4 RESIDENCE AND HALF-ACRE LOT I IN
CHURCH Hill. AT THE NORTH w Esr ), ', ~, ~ !, :
NER OF MARSHALL AND TWENTf .Eldh. n
STREETS by virtue Of deed or trnst executed
70 ire suhecrbors nv Mrs Mary Frances Harwoon,
hearing date 18th September 1853 duly recorden I'D
Heinrich County Court we shall. in execution
thereof proceed tn sell At nubc suct ~ on a ame
premises, on THURsDAY the 10th I)ecember; soo
at O'Clock p. NJ, If fair If not thc first ia,r GAY
thereafter. the REAL ESTATE conveyed y ny me n
said deed. consisting o. that beautiful n eLr,
ACRE LOT at the northwest corner OF Maraha !,
and Twenty-eighth streets fronting on marsha''
street 1872 feet running back ls5 feet having tners
on n large BRICK TENEMENT now In the occu-
pancy Of Mr. David Anderson Ir.
The deed requires r cash sale to the extent OF
about slso and expenses Of sail" yet by S'nse r.,
nf the creditor thnsp terms will be accepten OF III
lieu OF them one-fourth cash. balance st four
eight. ard twelve months. for negotiable notes' IN
terest added. secured nv trust deed ann 10 IN,
residue Of the proceeds Of sale on such terms rs
shall be announced at the hour OF SAFE.
no2aeodtds J.L. aPPERsoN} trustees.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
REaL ESTATE FOE SALE.

MARKET GARDEN FOR Sal. sALE !, :. ZEN
Aim ;, m The fredericksburg railroad. ten miles
from town. sm .ll new FRAMED HOUSE with
two rooms; good orchard. and tolerab'c fence
The land is II rich old garden spot. CaAh price,
s315. For further particulars address
no et-eod3t Glen Allen, Henrlco county, Va
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A11GTHoN SALES,
THIS Day. ,1.GtJ
BY Thomas w. Keesee, Anctioneer,,
Ofsice No. 1877 Main street. Il

THIS DAY. tA.Gb
BY Thomas w. Keesee, Anctioneer,
Of7ce No. 1877 Main street. ~
r ARGE SALE OF CORN, OATS, FOD-
IL DER, AND GARBAGE AND OTHER We.
g ETaHLES, At AUCTION.-Win be 500 o.; AZ
the residence of r.. W. Rurruss Esq. on the w II
Harrisburg road (opposite the national cemetery:
on THURSDAY the Goth instant, commencing AZ
O'Clock p. NJ,
$50 barrels CORN.
90 600 head OF CABBAGE
large lot Of OATS, r-.
SHUCKs.
y. -a FODDER. STRAW, and
VEGETABLES -s .. .,.
TERMS: At sale.
no IS u. w. hhESr', Hucsrne.'-
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superintendent to attend to the prelimina1
ries of this organization.
8. That the salary and expenses OF TINS
superintendent be paid by the Board OF
Domestic Missions. :
4. Said superintendent may collect funds
to assist in defraying the expenses or this
work.
a3 s. That three laymen and three clergy
men he committee to fix the salary of the
superintendent.
6. That Bishops Wightman and Early be
requested to aid in forming this Conference,
and that ministers generally cooperate in
the work. =
The committee further reported adversely
to the petition Of certain colored people of
Portsmouth to relinquish to them all right
and title to Emanuel church Of that city.
The report was made the order of the day
for l ! O'Clock this morning. /
The credentials of James W. Harrison,
formerly local deacon of High-street
church, Petersburg, were restored to him.
The resolution offered some days ago,
proposing to change the time of holding the
Conference, was called up. After pro.
tracted discussion the Conference refused
to make the change from November to the
last of February, by vote of thlrty-siA
for to sixty against the change: =,
The following are the statistics OF Inc
Conference
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NORTH CAROLINA COTTON YARNS.
In We are agents for
u. q Fl. FaIh'S SALEM tE0RTH CARO-
LINAl COTTON YARNS,
which we offer at lowest market rates.
10 tierces sUGAR-CuRED HAMS for sale
very low. -
no 2e-eodl0t JOHNSON 81 HUNTT.