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Sabbaih-Sciaoo7 Convention.
KVpOTIV'i TOT TIC DlSNHECH,
Cypppcc cu.r

CYPRESS CuArEI, !
NASsEMcSD COUNTY, VA, May IS, 1869. !
The annual session of the Sunday-Schoo
Convention Of the Eastern Virginia Chris
tian Conference was begun this morning
First, singing; then, prayer by Kew. e. ~
Apple. ..>, oho
The President Of the Convention (thc
Rev. w. B. Weilons) then maac sh9l nv a,.'
dress Of welcome to the delegates an" '''''-
ors present. ,;o,
ond tho following officers took their stations
President. Rev. W. b. Weilons; Fice-frG-
sident Rev. r. II. Holland secretary, y.
y Whitley; Treasurer, Thomas }. kiioy.
The certificates Of membership were thcn
handed in. and the following ministers ana
DELEGATES were found to be present
Aimstcrs.-W. Is. Wellons, X: III. nVi-
land, NJ. Is. Barrett, =. ). =. Corbin, I. "A.
Apple. w Dro,,
~ I Clements. A. W. Ballard, +. l.. Elcy,
: ], Carr. A. NJ. Eley, j. Z. Barrett, NJ. L..
Watkins, d. 3. Roberts, y. savage, George
Britain. J, O. Lancaster, K. Is. AlncS, Rich
ord Copeland, Thomas Parker, j. W. Fru-
Uncton, William Eley, j. X. Copeland, D..
B. Costen, j. r. Hinton, '. ). hllby, d. Is.
Riddick. j. K. Saunders, George I. Parker,
w. fl. Elcy, Jcthro Rayford, \. W. uol-
land, John Oberry, W. W; RawiS, D. K.
Jones. Il. II. Rawls, j. L. Holland, j. a.
Holland. A. j. Raby, w. Il. Ellcnor, T. j.
Kilby. d. b. Dunbar, j. II. Brinkley, j. T..
whitley, I. A. Kitchen, j. I. Kitchen.
All the old officers of the Convention were
reelected.
Rev. C. A. Apple, Rev. NJ. b. Barrett,
and Major -. B. Dunbar, were appointed Il
committee to report Oh the general condl-
ton and statistics of the body during its
present sitting.
The Executive Council presented 4 list of
suggestions recommending the appointment
of committees to report on the subjects Of
"Sabbath-School Organization, Finance,
Books, and Periodicals" and presented 4
list of questions to be discussed blythe BODY.
The report was adopted.
In accordance with the recommendation
of the report, the Convention then went
into the discussion of the questions contain
ed in the list.
The first question, elbow shall the peo-
pie be awakened to a proper sense OF inc
Importance of the Sabbath-school work.
was discussed by Rev. c. \. Apple, Is. f.
Roberts, Richard Copeland, and Others,
The second question, hat are the
proper or essential qualifications OF Sab
bath-school tcacherS:" was debated by
Rev. DR.. Corbin, Rev. r. II. Holland, Rev.
The following committeeman were then
announced by the Chair
On Sabbath School Organizdti0n.-Rcy.
c. A. Apple, J. 7. Whitley, Alexander
Savage.
On Enance.-Rev. NJ. b. Barrett, /. W.
Duck, John Oberry.
On Books and Periodicdls.-Rev.R r. Fl.
Holland, Thomas J. Clements, William
Eley.
The Convention then adjourned till to-
morrow morning. SPECIAL.
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For the Dispatch.
Essn. Joseph Segar.

In the general election soon TO be held in
Virginia, the gentleman whose name heads
this article has announced himself rs can
didate for Congress for the State at large.
OF AL the public men in Virginia know of
10 one. in the present condition Of affairs,
who could render his State more efficient
service. His talents and large legislative
experience are too well known to the peo-
pie OF Virginia to need comment, and his
devotion to the interests of his native State
cannot be questioned by any one who knows
the great body Of the people on the qlleS-
ton of secession, but it was al honest diff
ference. He knew the people Of Virginia. as
4 people, had always maintained that right.
whilst he denied it; and no man labored
harder to defeat il. He, of all our public
men, seemed to have the cieareSt c0ncep-
ton of the fatal results which were to
flow from it. His predictions have been
more than verified. In his long service in
the Virginia Legislature he always occupied
Il front rank, and soon became one of the
leading champions of internal improvements
in the State and / think hazard nothing
III saying that no man in the State did more
TO devclope her resources. His service in
Congress during the war has imposed an
Obligation, especially on the people of the
Eastern Shore, which it will be difficult for
them to pay. They can never forget the
signal service he rendered them whilst their
representative. His position gave him the
opportunity of really exercising the office of
mediator between the Government at Wash
inSton and the people here, then under
military control, and well, and wisely, and
judiciously, did he exercise it. He was ever
ready to help the distressed, the oppressed,
md the imprisoned; no man applied to him
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AUCTION sALEs--Future.Days. 9
BY wellington Goddin.
Auct,onecr and Real Estate Agent.

ARGE FIRsT-CLAss RESIDENCE,
LAND HANDSOME GROUNDS ATTACHED:
on SEVENTH. ZIG II II, AND CT J
STREETS. FOR SALE At AUCT1ON.-At the
rcgucst of Mr.. Robert a: Lancaster WHO has re-
mSvn5 to New York;. shall sell Mt auction on the
premises. on THURSDAY the 27tli day OF Nay
iseo nj o'clock 7. NJ his highly attractive RESI-
nESCE AND GROUNDS located rs above.
The DWELLING contains nineteen rooms. In
c,ndInr basement aud servants rooms and has
every modern improvement usually found In a
The GROUNDS are beautifully set in shade
trees. evcrgrccns, flowers. shrubs, &C., and are
among the handsomcst In the city.
The premises front 2Il feet on Seventh street with
like front of 21 feet Eighth street, and geo feet
on the north line Of Clay street.
II is not often that attractive residence Is Of
fered for sale ut auction.
1t will be sold according to 4 plat and survey TO
he hibitcd ut the sale. to sell 18th the Dwell
ing so feet Seventh street. running back i"2 1cet
to an alley IL feet wide The balance Of The lot VIII
he divided TO suit the views of purchasers.
TERMS: One-fourth cash balance Mt four eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes. with into
rest added, secured by trust deeds. o->,>
my q Auctionccr.
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in vain. And when the war closed, it was
over with him. His whole lille since has pecn
d 5o1otod tn healing the wounds inflicted by
t ti,,p ,vor and to smoothing the path to re-
obstruction. 1T does seem to me that the
nennle of Virginia. if alive to their own true
interests. will give this gentleman such
an undivided support as will nerve him for
future conflicts in their service. Let no one
s,,pposc because he was Union man that
his love for Virginia is in the least abated !;
il was his deep love for her which intensified
his devotion to the Union. FIR ne considered
the interest Of both indissoluLle. No man
with soul such as ScGar Z. VINO ever ioVed
nf tho Eastern shore will give him sweep
inc votc-to think otherwise would be to
harbor suspicion which would be unjust
to them. EASTERN ehofE.
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By Grubbs L Williams, AuctionecrS,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FARM IN
i THE COUNTY OF CHARLOTTE, TWO
MILES FROM kEGSVILLE AND ONE-QUAR-
TER OF a MILE FROM THE RAILROAD.--In
execution of the trust conferred upon me by a deed
from VI. s. Trippe. trustee for M. II. Hambeton,
dated 2!th December. 1857, and recorded In Char
oitc county court, win sell at auction at the Of
lice OF Lirubbs x Williams, in the city OF Rich
mond, on MONDAY. 2ith May, at L. O'Clock NJ.
the property therein described, being farm of
TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN ACRES. sltu-
lted as above. Onc-half of which embracing thirty
acres OF ash camp low-grounds, very Hnc. is In
good heart and produces tobacco, corn, oats, ETC.;
rhc other half Is heavily 'ilnbcrcd and wooded
The improvements are a dwelling with five COM
Portable rooms, with Out-houscs all new, two large
tobacco barns. icc-houScs, Sc.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay the expenses of
sale and II. 500, with Interest from 22d December
,Gs the balance on terms TO be made known ut
time of sale
CHARLES l.. WILLIAMS. Trustee.
GRCBDS Il WILLIAMS, Auctionccrs.
i. S.-Thc terms named above are those pre-
crihcd by the deed. but It l. probable that the
ditOr will consent to allow Il reasonable credit on
part Of the purchase money c.. wv.
nv
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By Wellington GOddiu,
huctionccr and Real Estate Agent,
DN VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE

DI VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID Hastings Court Of the city OF Richmond pro-
nnunced on the 7th day OF May, 1862 In the case OF
Henry kchrcr plaintiff. against John W. Cole
appointed Il special commissioner for the purpose,
will, on SATURDAY The ed Of May, lsG9 II y
o'clock L. VI. proceed Ia sell upon the premises,
at public auction, the REAL ESTATE IN tie de-
cree mentioned, consisting OF TWO LOTS or
near Leigh, fronting SO feet on TwcEty-fourth
street and running back 10. feet to an alley In COM
mon, with the BUILDINGS and Improvements
thereon. being the same real estate conveyed by
John ". Cole and wife to William A. Brown,
trustee for Mrs. Mary +. Elicit, the wife of James
NJ Elicit, and ID Jesse G.. Crouch.
TERMS: For cash rs to the sum Of $3.50 with In =
terc5t from 2ist July 1866. and expenses Of sale
and to the residue, such terms will be pro-
claimed on the day OF sale.
WILLIAM HANCOCK,
my IL Special Commissioner.
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BY Wellington Goddin.
Auctioncer and Real Estate Agent.

'gNWO FRAMED TENEMENTS, ON
4 TIE EAST SIDE OF ADAMS BETWEEN
CRAY AND LEIGH STREETS, FOR SALE 4 Il
ATCTI0%.-WiI he sold 1T auction, on the
premises on THURSDAY the eth May, 1859. At )
o'clock Z. NJ. those TWO FRAMED TEhE-
MENTS located rs above lin rear OF the Clay
street Methodist church,. The LOTS each front 80
feet back 1875 feet 20 an alley One Of the tcne-
ncrts contains eight rooms and the other six
rooms. with good Kitchens to each. and well and
hydrant water 10 each. The neigllborhood Is a
good one.
Terms : Onc-thIrd cash the balance ut six and
twelve months for negotiable notes interest added.
secured by Il trust deed.
nv l. W. GODDIN, Auctiouccr.
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Baptist Sunday-SchOOI Unicn-.Fnirs--
Crops-Plcasaat Summer Retreat.
of the Richmond Dispatch.
EnnnnNcrII1r NInN 10 1850


GoRDoSsyuLE, May 10, 1869.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Bap-
list Sunday-School Union was held last
Sunday afternoon with the Forrest Hill
church, Louisa, W. +. Deltor, Esq, i'll the
chair. Reports were received from five
schools, aggregating tifty-four officers and
teachers and two hundred and forty-two
scholars. 4 very interesting discussion on
the "Best mode of teaching" was intro
duced by Rev. DR.. c. QuarlcS, and partici-
pated in by Rev. MesSrs. McCoron and
Dickinson, and W. :. Carter, ESD, and
others.
A plentiful succession Of ladies' Fairs l.
advertised to be held in the next two weeks,
all for objects deserving of the public SYM
pathy and aid.
ii is worth Il trip from Your city just to
see the growing crops of wheat on the
farms of the MesSrS. HaXall, Newman, Gar
nett, Goss, and others in this city. NJ.
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Letter from Amelia County.
PAINEvILLE, AMELIA COUNTY, Va,
MAY 10. 1869.

PAlNEvIILE, AMELIA COUNTY, NA,l
May 10, 1869.
Our little village has been alive all day.
notwithstanding the heavy rain last night,
large crowd of negroes having gathered to
hear the carpet-bagger Porter speak to them,
had invited Mr.. Allan, of Prince Edward,
to be present and reply. On the arrival OF
Mr.. Allan he sent short note to Porter,
who was already in the church, requesting
him TO divide the time of the meeting. This
Porter declined to do, under the prctcnce
that the negroes would only consent to allow
Allan one hour, he (Ailan) to lead oil.
Mr.. Allan, nothing daunted, took the
stand, and, explaining the peculiar position
in which he was placed, suggested the line
Of argument Porter would use, unless he.
like his lord and master, Governor Wells,
had also renowned the principles embodied
in the Petersburg platform; and then un-
dertook to reply to what he had suggested
Porter would say. Among other things,
Allan wanted to know why Porter was so
bitterly opposed TO Weiss nomination up
10 The time Of the Petersburg Convention,
when Wells agreed to run on the platform
OF THE unmoditied constitutions" and why
now, when Wells ignored that platform, he
Irorter) should stand up in the advocacy of
WeHs for Governor, but be at the same fine
IN opposition to his platform of princinlesM
II such word might be deSecrated bv ap-
plying II to the actions of such main as
Wells" 80
Mr.. Allan concluded by calling upon the
laboring men to vote for Gilbert {. Walker,
under whose administration the rights of no
class would be longer restricted, commerce
no longer impeded, but Virginia would
speedily become rchabiitated in the gar
ments OF peace and prosperity, and the sur
plus labor, now starving all over the State,
would be speedily called into requisition,
husbed in the busy din of a thriving popu-
lace.
Porter talked for nearly three hours, adj
yocating Wells, the test-oath, disfranchisc-
nent and calling on the negroes, if they
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IiShhpND, iSo''
TO the Editors of the Dispatch:
Gentlcmen,-I read with very great sur
prise in your paper of this morning the an
nouncement of my appointment by the Con-
servatiyc Executive Committee us canvaSSer
at large, as we'll as your very tlattering and
complimentary statement Of my having sac
cepted the appointment" | have mani
tested a very anxious interest in the election
of Mr.. Walker, and shall perform, hope, II
full share Of the labors heretofore assigned
bv the committee to number of distin-
guished speakers but professional and pri-
vate engagements forbid that should "can-
vass the State" | will, however, i'll few
days present ut greater length a statement
OF the reasons which have induced Inc to give
IN unreSerycd support to Mr.. Walker, and
IhOpe to share 1rth q multtude Of Virginia
gentlemen the idborS Of q C0nrdSS In has be-
hGU. If the many able and eloquent speak.
crs who took the field in 1868 in behalf OF
the honor and safety of the State will again
exert themselves to prevent the consumna.
ton of many of the fragrant wrongs which
were then contemplated, their efforts will be
crowned with success.
am, very truly, yours, &C..
i. Ii. AYLETT.
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REAE ESTATE FOR SALE.
BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctiuneer and Real Estate a gent

VERY VALUABLE RESIDENCE,
v WITH THREE ACRES OF LAND AT
TACKLED. on TIE WEST LINE OF BROOK
ROAD. A SHORT DISTANCE NORTH OF BA-
CONS QUARTER BRANCH FOR SALE.-At
the request Of Mr.. William Slcdd whose feeble
health units him for housekeeping. offer for sale
his VALUABLE RESIDENCE. located as above.
with upwards of three acres Of land attached. cX-
tending from the Brook road across Bacon street
t. Earun's Quarter branch. The Improvements
consist nj Il large BRICK RESIDENCE contI In
ing about ten rooms. large brick kitchen with four
rooms stable. carria@c-h"nSc, and the usual ou-
buildings. This Is regarded rs Il very desirable
piece ofprOpcrty.
Price reasonable and terms accommodating.
ApplyIo my 2l-3tl ". Hol)l)lN.
nor SALE. PRIVATELY, n SMALL
e FARM. In the county Of llenrico about three
miles from The city. containing !NTEEN ACRES,
with moderate improvements. suitable for Il mar
kct garden.
TERMS: Low.
Amply TO 4. G. rENDLETON, attorney ut law.
Ninth street between Grace anu franklin. . ~
-''' my 2l-2tk
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VIII he sold on MONDAY, May 81, 1862 COM
mcncing at IL o'clock a. NJ, ut the EAGLE MA
CHINE WORKS. corner of Canal and Tenth
streets, the following very valuable PROPERTY
such as Is usually found In irst-claSs foundry
md machinc-shop-to wit
One 4c-hors"-pOwcr Stcam-Engine and Boiler
Lining, Shifting, l'ullcys. Hangers, and Betting;
me Mckenzie Cupoa and Blower; one small Gu
pUla one large Crane Tools Flasks, Ladies, &c,
for foundry; Punch, Shears, Rollers, and other
ruolS for boiler shops one Pressure Blower. Aa
Wis, Formers, and other tools for smiths shop:
large stock OF Patterns for Machinery one large
Boring aud farming Mill :: one Gray & Wood
plancr: one l0-foot Iron Plancr one 5-Goot Iron
i'iancr: four largc--izc Engine I.athcs tire" me-
iium size Engine Lathcs one large and one SINAI!
Woodworking Lathe; one Bolt-Cutter, with tap,
and dies four Power Drills, various sizes. In.
Guiding drills, tools. &c. for Il frst-cass machine"
shop; Carpenters Benches !: one small pair Punch
and Shears CircularSaw Table: one SIottiug
Machine, nearly completed; one s-hOrSe-poHcr
Engine nearly completed: three Iron Wheels
Trucks: Patent Falls and Chains one Balance
md one Platform Scale: Boiler ana Wrought
Iron and Boiler Works; Flucs and Ga, Pipes;
Castings and Forglngs for nglncS AMI Saw
Mills Wood Screws, Nails Bolts, and Nuts Of
generally found in large establishment of this
kind. including Ga,-FiAturcs and Onicc Furniture.
This sale i, made by virtue OF two distress war
rants In my hands against Kali x Rahm. and two
wrtS of roHdit0nt crpOHuS. and sundry eS,cu-
iIons rs. Eahl < Palm and ats.
The attention of all persons in the foundry husi-
ness Is especially called To this sale, rs IL affords
m opportunity To any person OF purchasing yIlu-
able machinery, &c.
TERMS Made known ut sale.
c. :. MILLS
nv 10 Sergeant City OF Richmond
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changed at all, to become more raeic,.,
He was sorry that Allan had left his former t et
friends, and lkcucd his future TO sI,"s Vi
Tyler and Andrew Johnson. He co ds raa;a1
BY saving that he was not in favor Of sos,a1
With John Robinson megr9. OF SGhyen'''"
notoric'!' SYSTAx.
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By Wellington Guddin,
AuctiOueer and Real Estate Agent.

VERY VALUABLE DISTILLERY
Y AND FIXTURES. ON MOORE STREET
NEAR TO CROOK AVENUE. IN THE CITY
OF RICHMOND. FOR SALE AT AUCTION
At the request OF the parties In crescd shall sell
ut public auction, on the premises on NEDNES-
DAY the atth Of May. 1852 at o'clock 7. NJ. that
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY located rs
above. having front of l5G feet on the north line
Of Moore street running back about 500 feet to
Bacon's Quarter branch.
The improvements thereon consist OF a large new
BRICK BUILDING; covered with slate. granite
basement. 50 by 60 feet: also one other BR1Ck
BUILDING. 20 by 40 feet: also. 4 large BRICK
STABLE. granite foundation. covered with slate,
80 BY - feet besides several SHEDS.
In the large brick building IS Il complete DIS
TILLERT, FIXTURES, and APPARATUS,
nearly new: which cost rs learn, (without the
land about $50. 600 and constitute. as am In
formed. one Of the most complete disti!eries In
virginia a full supply Of pure spring con-
vcycd by iron pipes passes through the whole pro-
DcIty, thus adding greatly to 1t value.
4 large STEAM ENGINE and BOILER and an
additional BOILER of l0r-horsc power will be sold
Scptratc from the real estate.
70 persons diSDoscd To embark in the business Of
dIstilling. or other manufacturing purposes. this
property presents great attractions. The buildings
can be used for tobacco factory. soap factory or
for almost any kind Of manufacturing business.
TERMS: For the real estate. Guc-iourth cash {;
balance at four eight and twelve months for ncgo-
table notes. interest added, secured by trust
deed. For the personal property. -four months
credit for approved endorsed negotiable paper In
tcrcS added.
my23 W. GODDIS. Auctioncer.
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Assignee OF J. 4. Gregory, baukrupt
nv l?-eodtJu5

I AND SALE.-By virtue Of decree of
a. the circuit court for Mccklcnburg county rem
dered In the suit OF Roys.er &c, rS. Lockett's
cutors, &C.. II the April term, lsda viii s,!l on
the premises to the Highest bidder Oh MONDAY
the 3lss day oil May. 1862, that valuable TRACT OF
LAND lying on Bluestone creek. In said county,
belonging TO thc estate OF Royal Locket ST., de-
ceased, containing SIN HUNDRED and EIGHTY
ONE ACRES--one hundred acres OF which Is cx-
ccllcnt creek low.groQndS, ami the upland us pro-
ductive as any In the county, with fair proper
ton ia original forest.
The improvements consist OF commodious
dwellinc-honse with all necessary out-houses, In
good repair.
This land lies about twelve miles distant FROM
TalcOtt's station, on the Richmond and Danyillc
railroad. Mr.. Royal LocSett, Jr., who lives on
the premises, VIII take pleasure In showing II to
any one Wishing To purchase.
TERMS One-thlrd cash: the residue upon II
credit OF nine and eighteen months the purchaser
to give bonds FOR The deferred payments, carrying
interest from the day OF SALE and the title 10 be rec
tanned until all the purchase money Is paid.
Possession To be- given on the lst day of JANUARY,
! 1870. +. h. HARRIS Clarksvine, Va,
| my Got Commissioners,
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BY Cook e Laug!ftOn, huctioneers,
corner OF Governor and Franklin streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF EXCELLENT
4 PIhSO. FURNITURE, &c, AT AUCTIOE.
nv virtue Of Il deed Of trust executed by T.. d.
Gregory TO the subscriber TO secure the payment
Of certain money. and duly recorded In the clerk
Office Of the Hastings Court Of the city Of Rich
mnnd I shall proceed to sell mt public auction 1T
the auction rooms OF Cook n Lutgiitrn, on MON
DAY the 3Ist of May mt 10 O'Clock.
EXCELLENT SEVEN-OCTAYE PIANO,
In rosewood case;
ELEGANT GILT-FRAMED MIRROR,
with marble slab:
Several WALNUT SOFAS and CHAIRS,
Handsome WALSUT EThGERE and
HAT-RhCK,
MARBLE-TOPTh TABLES,
BRUSSELS CARPET,
HANDSOME NUT SIDEBOARD,
with marble top:
and several other articles of HOUSEHOLD FUR
NlTURE.
SAMUEL VI. PAGE, Trustee.
Sale conducted by COOK & LAUCHToS.
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BE- Wellington Goddin.
AuctInnnnr md Rnul Estntn 1 ncuI

VERY COMFORTABLE BRICK TEN.
' EMEET IN DUNAL,S ADDITION, %, 0H
THE EAST SIDE OF ST. STEPHEN BE
TWW I DUVAL AND ,BAKEK STREETS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTInN.-Wlll be sold ~
of Nav 1862 ut O'Clock +. NJ. that very neat ant
attractive BRICK TENEMENT located as above
now in the occupancy of Mr.. Il. ID. Mcfee con
tanning four rooms: kitchen handsome shade
trees in the front yard and fine fruit trees in tho
garden. The LOT has front Of 33Xl2o feet to an
alley.
Terms: Onc-third cash: balance at four ant
eight months for negotiable notes. Interest added
secured by Il trust deed.
my2O w. GODDIS. Auctioncer.
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REAE. ESTATE AGENTS.
LAND AGENCY.
=
CENTRAL OFFICE,
No 1901 MAIN STREET (ROOM No. g..
RICHMOND, VA.

FREDERICK ". POOR, GENERAL AGENT.
We solicit the attention Of persons having real
estate in the cty state for sale to the advantages
offered by this AGENCY, and promise on our part
energetic efforts to secure purchasers for al pro-
pcrty placed in our hands.
our connections are well established throughout
the North.
70 purchasers we offer for sale CITY PRO
PERTT. FARMS. MILLS, MILL-SITES, MINE
RAJ and " WOODLANDS.
REFERENCES:
Hon. James g. Blaine, Speaker House of Repre-
sentitive-.
Hon. l.. c. Schcnck. Chairman Committee Of
Ways and Means House OF Representatives.
Hon. James 4. Garfield. Chairman oil Committee
Oh Banking and Currency.
Hon. Alexander Riycs.
Hon. II. II. Wells, Goyrrao. of Virginia.
H. &. Bond Esd. REGISTER In Rarkruptcy
Majur-t:cnerLi q. q. Howard L. :. \.
Colonel \. ;. Buford, Presden. Of the Richmond
and Danriilc and York River raj lroads
H. ID. Cooke. Esq. of JAY Cooke 4 Co.
General Williams c. Wickhaul President ot the
Chesapeake and ohio railroad. zap l5-3md&w