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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-01
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

DIN MECKLENBUEG COUNTY. VA.-By
virtue Of decree OF tha Circuit Court Of Meek
Ienburg county Va. rendered on toe I'm day OF
April 1899, in the suit OF jones, administrators cs
Alexander. sh I'll, on FRIDAY the asth day o.
May, 1859. selupon the premisek 70 the Dig,
der, at public auction, the TsACp OF LhND
owned by James Z. Alexander known As ''Jaeg-
SOM - IL Ing upon the wstets OF Ct2e's creek ~
the said county. containing ONE iHOUrAND
THIRTY-THREE AND A HALs9A. RES: sna
also, at the same time and plsce. two other SMALL
TKl CTs OK ParCfLs UP LAND owned sy
the Sid klexander-one Of TWO H1NbsED
AND FIFTEEH ACRE 3, known 80 :. Burn ,Is s.,
and the other containing about FIFTY ACheS
known as tina ~ Mine Woods Tract Theselsncs
are regarded as exceedingly valuable and Geslxa;
bic and wen adaptedto the grow,hof az the psrai
products OF the Country, - 80 - ~
An accurate des r!ption Of them Is deemed an,
necessary, as II Us presumed thst persons sF IL
70 purchase will examiue and judge OF tasm .1s
Themselves. They lie CO. ttguous 70 the
Of land Of MarktIexanfer, Sr. adyeiti1u 70 vS
sold on the 18th and sTth OF May. Tha .Jsckson
place has ppon It n comfortable dTelltng-aou,se
and all pect ssary out brfldia KS Possession 20 %
delivered on the LIST day OF Sanunfy is1S, Ssa -
privilege To the purchaser ~ reedins whssl cioS'
TEENS OF sALg: tne-thtrd OF the purshase myT
ey 10 be paid Ia cash and as 70 the residue tsefe1
credit or ti1. twelve. and eighteen p opinA, sno
purchaser 20 execute bonds for the deferred pay
ents, carr, Ing Interest from the day or sac, anu
The title to be retained until the whole OF the
chase money ts paid
apa7sot sdtoH va.
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WASHINGTON METER,
c Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
WAsHfNcToN. April

sSsssas WASHINGTON, april ~, 1909.
The cruise down the Potomac Of the Pre-
s;dent and his friends to day left matters
at the White House IS quiet as any one
could wish. Politicians deserted It siso-
eether. The absence from the city or seve-
raj, other prominent officials had the ensct
Of rendering the public departments eqaily
ouiet. Most Of the absentees will return
nv Tomorrow, and . good representation
viii probably be made at the Cabinet meet
Ing. 10,
mis- intentions are concerning the election
in Virginia beyond that he awaits informa-
ton which shall be perfectly satisfactory
70 him before taking action. the proba-
hii;tv Ia that reports have already been
made. and IL may be thought that the sub
iect will engsge the attention 0, tne oaol s
net at to-morrow's session. II Is surmlsed
tina. the Cabinet will consider the question
as to the best time for holding the election.
The reports which have been circulated
about Cabinet designations are evidently
without foundation, as the indications, 30
far. are that all the members intend re-
manning in their present position. The mo-
tiyes which induced the President to APP
roint them still remain to keep them In
their positions. The President seems next
after General Rawlins) to be on. more init
mate terms with Mr.. Borie than any other
member Of the Cabinet. If several OF the
secretaries consulted the wishes OF mem,
beers Of Congress there would be no DOUBT OF
their designations; but they are more
anxious. to assist the President in his ad-
Incarceration of the Government than they
are coppressme en- in their measures.
The sales Of gold to-day were just In
time To increase the currency balance In
the Treasury Department, which had been
reduced to less than FIVE millions.
In the list of voters now being regis
tered here in advance of the coming NUM-
oipal election in June the negroes far ont.
number the whites, although on the rells OF
those registered no distinction is made e, on
account Of color. l.
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By Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Zeal Estate Agent.

TIRST-CLASS RESIDENCE AND Va
IT CANrLO AT THE sOUT Hast coz
NER OF CARY AND last sTREaIs fmh
BALE At AUCTION.-Will be sold at auciion,
on the premises, on TUESDAY the 18th OF May,
1859, commencing at O'Clock T. b.. the Large
and admirably well.built BRICK WnLL1hu
located AS above. The L. It has front on inc
south side OF Cary street OF 10 feet and runs back
1856 fert 70 An alley in conn mon 1ht ELLlNh
contains eleven rooms besides H: chen With four
rooms good smoke .house and large brick stable
and carriage house. rhe whole premises are
in good order. 1he d w l. LIN 6 was erected
by the late firm OF Beszley Il Quarles, and
no expense spared - make II, as y really Is .
hrst-class residence. il Is owned by MI James j.
Williams twas formerly occupied by hIm) and lie
now In the occupancy OF Mr.. Francis 4. Glasgow,
at an annual rent OF S72s +,
The property Will be sold as u whole or so DIVIDED
as to sell Off lot 10 the east froLtng 20 leet On
Cary street. -.
TERMS One-ffth cafh: balance at four, eiRht,
twelve sixteen. and twenty months for ne2otaols
notes, interest added secured by trust deed.
w. G0DDlE. Auctionesr.
an lt-?aw3wtds
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4 Al.UICITTON SALES.
FtJTURE DAY.
na-AsAAe
EyWenington Godnins
Auctieneer end Resi- Estate Agent.

p9k1SsAoAAssSA sAAsS ~S>'N
yTERY RxeELIENT FARM OF TWO
-yeHUN uRE D "A MD y 1GETY.THaEE
ACRES, CALLED NEW MARX EFT, IN. Com:
BERtENn COUNTY, ONE NILE ER % M
JANE RIVER, FOR SALEATn UCTION.--At
the request of the owner, I Shall sell at public
auction. at my ofacs corner OF Bank and Eleventh
streets. Ia the city or Richmond, on TgESDaY
the 1st day OF June. 1850 ut II O'Clock M, that
Market. containing TWO UHDRE d and
EiGHTy-TaREE ACRES. ahou. one mfle from
James river, on the main old stage road from
Richmopd to Lynchhurg, i've miles from Nsw
Canton and sixty from Richmond. There are
eighty acres In original growth Of oak and hickory
seventy five acres in second growth nine large
enougd for cord wood, fifty acres we'll set In clover
remaln der In good heartn: produces we'll OF
tobacco, wheat and corn soil gray, or good clay
dwelling, with stone Placement, containing eight
rosms. With store attached. in which there fs
merchant doing Zoe busiless-the stand being
regai ded the b,st in that section.
$50. a Kitchen SIT okehntse, cOrn.cf1b bsrn.
stable, two log tobacco. houses; fne garden well
paied In yarn we'll shaded, and all enclot cd with
a pa1iing fence; and fine well OF waier In the
Also, an orchard OF two hundred trees Of the
best election Of apple, peach, pear, and cherry,
Biacksmith's shop and churches near by, and the
neiehborhood q. ,od and location healthy. - -
TEBMs One-thir I'd cash; balance at one and two
years for negotiable notes, interest added secured
by trust deed @ saf W.e'l,uts
P.rs-The foregoing farm can be bought pri-
vately before fhe day of sale. ard persons par
tcuiarly invite to examine IT. so as 10 judge OF It's
value = - -. res-At- 81 +. ap 3d. ftawtds
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Fire.

Fire.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
KEswICK, Va, April 30, 1869.
Our quiet neighborhood was aroused be-
tween i and 2 o'clock this morning by the
burning and total destruction of the store
of Messrs. Smith s. Brook6eld. Captain
Brook6eld-who is cripple, having lost a
leg during the war-barely escaped with
his life, being slightly burned. Loss esti-
mated at $4,000, partly covered by insu-
rance. 1t is supposed to be the work Of an
incendiary. l..
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Special Correspondence Of The Dispatch
Meeting OF the Grand Division Sons
Of Temperance.

Of temperance.
SALEM, April 20, 1869.
The Grand Division Sons of Temperance
of Virginia held their semi annual session
here, commencing yesterday morning. The
session YVES remarkably well attended, con-
sidering the distance from the centre of its
operations, and the attendance of officers
also good.
The report Of the Grand Worthy Patri-
arch shows that several new Divisions have
been recently organized, and there are ap-
plications for charters to open five others.
The report of the Grand Scribe shows an
encouraging increase in membership du-
ring the past six months.
II has been decided to abolish semi-an-
nual sessions.
There was unanimity Of sentiment
throughout the entire session, and large
amount of business has been transacted OF
nature that will be Of incalculable benefit
to the Order. .r.s..0. II.
The grand officers and representatives, IN
conjunction with the entire membership OF
Roanoke Division, No. IL, repaired to the
Methodist church last night to attend pub
lilo temperance meeting. On arriving at
the church they were encouraged to find II
filed to overlooking with the citizens OF the
town.
The audience was addressed by G. W. A.
r. G.. Staples, Of Portsmouth, Rev. MIR.
Ball, OF Baltimore Conference, and Messrs
Blair and Fitzgerald, of Roanoke Division.
The Salem Cornet Band added very ma
terially to the interest Of the occasion, per-
forming series Of popular airs between
the speeches. ,.-..
The Grand Division adjourned last night
to meet in annual session in Portsmouth on
the fourth Wednesday in October next.
D.
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GALE OF LAND In zCUMBERLANn

~ COUNTY.-1h- undersigned, commas ioners
appointed by decree ofthe ncais Court OF cum.
berlsnd c,uity made on the 9Th day Of March
1862 In the suiL OF m n Pettus IS. PeItn,'s al.
ministrator. &c they will sell .t public auction,
TO the highest BIDDER az umbe riand ourh9use,
on MOhU aY lhe Path day OF May, 1870 ttbat b-ipg
c1urt-dayh the IRhCfGF Ian D OF which Hugh
NJ. Pc tis died seized. known as .Burie!sn
Hail. situated within half mile OF Cum oer-
land Courthouse
handsome two.stpr'ed brick dwelling with ak
rooms above The basement and all necessary ca
bins and out-hauses. s<As
eli hteen, and twenty -four mon BIS. iual iustal-
nsnts, the purchaser to execut- bonds with good
be retained until all the purchase money Is paid.
r. HAVING,
uru JOHN Il WILSOS,
nv 1-2aw<w Commissioners.
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BY Lee & Goddin, Auctioneers,
No. LIT Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL FARM
4 CONTAINING gIfTY-FlVE AND THREE-
QUARTER ACRES, ONE and HALE LES
FAST aICHMOND. AT PUBLIC u TON.
BY virtue OF the provisions of deed OF trust exc
cuted by Christian Leber Jr., to the undo rsign.d
office OF the cle,k Of Henrico County curt, and
being reque ,ted TO do by the beneficiary in said
deed J. will on Friday, 7Lh May, 1890 on the
premises, at O'Clock p. NJ. proceen t sell the
RIAL ESTATE conveyed By said deed. as fol-
lows to Wit All that tract OF land lying and
being in The county OF Henrico near the mill for
merly known as Blasey's mill adj lining he lands
OF John Poe and oth'rs, containing bfty va acres
and three quarters OF an acre, being The same pro-
perry which was conveyed tn said Leber by Frede-
rick Brauer and wife by deed bearing date 2lst
day OF july. 1851, recorded In Henrico county,
book II, page AL
TERMS: Onr-third cash; one-ihrd, three
months; ,one-third, six months, for negotiable
notes with interest added, and secured by trust
deed. Taxes for 1850 the purchaser to pay.
ra"# GrORaE ID. WISE, Trustee.
Sale conducted by LEE & GoDDIN, Auctioneers.
2J-td rH..~
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7AUcrrON sAIlss,
suTBBn DAY.
(yoMaIssloN SALE 90 vlf0l:

~ sLE ZEAL EsTATE III THE cOnsTY
OF CUMBEHLAHU.-1n pursuance Hf dsc,ss
! Of TIE CIRCUIT court q 1umSerlsnd made on iSs
EEee xnd others, plaintiff yrs1 iaaac Hua,e,a. a.
m,nissrater With the viii Annexed Of William a
Morton. decea cd. aud .oihsrf, Defendants the mn
dersighed, commissioner app Etntsd By said decree
viii sell onnhs p emises ON ShTUkDAf TIE n X
day OF May, Sea nix HUNDREu AND Fu1 ~.
TWO AND 81 VIZ -EiGHTHS ACHES DIS
LAND, situated on kppomattox river In Tumh.,
land county, and or which Dr William 8. Mortn,
did seized; and also the reversionary tntere X,
the TWO HuEDHED AND FOUK sCnun = p
LAND adjoining The SAID tract held By TIyirs n,
Morton, the wild w or said Ham y. Monon IN
her life rs her diver. 7 = : =
The improvement on the frst-nsmed tract Of
land consist or FRAME Nv ELI a with S,nr
roons, In good repair,y and the usual out-Eousssi
On The dover 10 q FRAMED DIV ELLISG W m
nine rooms. and the usual out.buiIdfogs
This land is within seven miles OF sarmyiila an
the south side railroad has cons ders Ole arnsunt
OF river low grounds and is considered one of the
best estates In this part OF Virginia
51ERMS OF GALE: WI be credit OF g. IL and
Is months. equal instruments Except as TO cash
enough to pay expens OF sale) the purchaser 70
give bonds with proved secuii and the title 10
be held until al the purchase M2ney II paid I -
Tbs Commissioner has authority By said decree
TO sell the said ixnd SIS whole or In parcels. and
will accommodate purchasers, in tisidiug the
same. II Is appears advapiageous 70 DO so on the
day Of sale. JUHN q. WILSON,
my l-3tawzw tE.# Commissioners,
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letter from Southwest Virginia.
CORES pondence Of the kichm md D1spaich.

Letter from SOutnWest We
Correspondence Of the kichm md Dlspatcn.
CARROLL COURTHOUSE, Va,
April 81, 1869.
In travelling through Southwestern, VIZ
ginia I find that the people are loudly IN
support of the Walker ticket, and expect
our Convention, which meets on tomorrow,
to approve Of that ticket. ;.
A very large and enthusiastic meeting
was held at Tazewell Courthouse day or
30 ago, and nominated Colonel A. G. Dunn,
of Pulaski, for Congress on the Walker
ticket. He will beat the carpet Dagger OF
Wells candidate by large vote, he being
very popular and being eligible.
The crops in this section look very pro-
missing.
Yours, hurriedly, TRAVELLER
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IDxY GOODS.
ITREET sTTLL AHEADi

MAJ - 80. & 81 + Z; + stlaJ b - 81
1,pv anops ENOUGH TO sUPPLT EvRRY-
DS1 WYE saa y IN THE LAND. aer
,,rors PITT DOW AT TEE LowEaT
foaSA NOTCH
at NO. 6e3 ;BA DAD srRsEr, NIAR srxzH
Ladies, tho g . ssaa Sn,I5 new design IS
have come - hand SECURE -, pattern oeiore IL
l sci, some SILK Re mess At soc. worth double,
nr,nacHrp- and q y sSrEi.nHED COTTON, a
p-o.., or,s good CAJa1 UES at l3c.
MaRsEfnL RS .FEiLLISG at nc. whole piece.
AnrxAspnEs KID GLOVES o! .n ssFa q. y. as
SoI rte s1 No a, ttcle AZ sorted sizes. for the
Abaudcome aesort, sento CAssIMERESe etc, for
GENTS and boy, ,s ssas; sen "oD' '0a
LIMA ,m,,asSon LA q a. sa o hsr sUMMsx sHAWIs
in Barege. Gre usd, ne; dnIenes sso acr
HEn Eth GSaaERtsi . also, IN PLAIN
LINEN ones, foi, ladies' and gents
nse. having boua ht very large lot ~.
at very small prices.
Don't neglect e look at our
- r. iMsE TI@ ss t s,s:a
RURELtEa s.
NAlnsUOk ,,
1. $40 MUaLTNS, a@ sa
CAMBR1CA s.rs bass urg- sE
PP 5Sgksst a5ne ~
s s IBIsH LINEN -
and other WHITE GOODs Of hasn psicnasee
80. dOi Broad street.
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TWO FARMS ON THE POTOMAC
L RIVER IN WESTMORBLAND OUsTY,
FOR SALE.-OIe is FARM Of about TWO
HUNDRED ACHES $50 Of which Is open land,
ready for cultivation, Of sood quality, and lies
beau fully, within half mile and IN full view OF
the Potomac river !; has two or three springs OF
fine water, and bounded on one side Qhe length OF
the farm, say one mile by honroe's creek. which
Is navtgable for YES sells or steamers along the
farm. here are also two or tn ee landings on The
farm. The buildings are small FRA MED
House. built for an overs eer. ana three cabins
The farm and sell are admirably suited for rrnit-
growing and market veg tt bles, steamers passtng
on the rotomac oaiIy for Washington, Baltimore,
Phiadelphia New York, and Boston. Msnroe's
creek abuunds with fish OF almost every variety,
including good oysters. Wild fowl are abundant
in season-such as ducks, geese, and swan. Prlce,
1--WE N.Y. five dollars per acre.
The other FahM contains about ONE HUN
DksD AND FIFTY ACRES III being the lower
end OF my farm). 1t lies beautifully; Is trstrlass
grass and wheat land /: is bounded twp thirds by
water--the Potomac river on one side, and Mon
rCe's creek on the other. it Is the best location
for growing fruit to be fund anywhere. dmfrA-
bly, located for sporting. killing ducks, geese and
swan. Altogether, 1t Is one OF ihe most desirable
farm. in market Ihe only building i5 an OLD
FRAMED HOUSE, with well of good water and
pump attached. Price, thirty dollars per acre.
The terms Of payment for both farms Will be
m zoe to suit the times
Address me at Uas Grove post-of1ce, Va. or
far her inf. ,rmation may be obtained at The Dis.
patch "f!ice, Richmond. The farms may be visited
by the Pc omac steamers. and Will take pleasure
in showing ths N.
apl HENRY 3. 9OULDMAN.
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BY COOK q Laughton, Aucttoneers,
conner Governor and Franklin streets.

conner Governor 3nC fTanklln streeISs
TLEGANT sEvEN-OCTAVE PIANO,
u HANDSOMH ROSEWOOD FGRNITURE,
MIRROR &C., At AUCI1)N.-At the request
Of DIR W. Leizh Burton, who is discontinufuR
housekeeping we win sell at his residence e9Ensr
DAY the sth Of May. at 10 O'Clock, all Of his
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITUkT,
consisting Of ....-
lSeven-tctave Piano, IN very handsome walnut
case, made by Chickering's very superior
instrument ---, ..s.... Z..-
French Plate Pier Mirror, vi marble and gilt
stand; s#G
/ Mahogany Library-Caee, handsomely carved;
Rosewood. Etagere and Marble.top Centre Ia.
BILE;
Rosewood ParIor Suit OF Sofa and Chairs;
Velvet and Ingram Carpets;
Walnut so'a and Rocker;
Lace Curtains and Windo =-Shadrs;
l excellent suit OF rosewood Chamber Furniture,
with marble top pieces
Walnut Exte sion Dining Table and s1deb0ard
1 excellent Cooking stove and Fixtures;
a lot OF Crockery, elassware, 1olletware, &c.
CUOK 4 LAUGHrUS,
ap2 tuctioneers.
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BY Lee b Goddin, Auctioneers,
No. LII Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HoU'

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
~ ANDLOT, ON INVENT Y-THrRD sTREET
BETWEEN L AND II. AT PUBL AUCTION.
BY virtue Of = decree OF the Hastings Court Ior
the city Of Richmond, in the cause styled ga ga
on the 10th DAY OF pril lsea the under APP
pointed special eommisstnner therein VII on
O'Clock Z. ID. proceed TO cell az public suction
the real estate mentioned In said decree AS fooEs
TO wit: Lot OF 9RikUND situated on inc
eastern side Of Twenty third street. and fronting
thereon 30 feet and extending back l3ffset SAG
lot commencing a. the distance OF 40 feet from o
in.ers. elton OF M and said Twenty-third stseetf,
and running in southern dir ectton 10 feet, upoa
which is comfortable FRAME DWELLING
with four rooms. cosl ard wood houses, to-
TERMS: One half cash balance at three hpa
SIX mouths, for negotiable noteA Interest accso,
and secured by trust deed. lakes for ses the pur'
chaser tc pay. q. 4. ATKINSON, JR
Special commissioners.
ss'e conducted by LEE 6oDDlN, Aucsionssrs'
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DUCKWALL & ROUSS, No. l2O6
u MAIN sTREET.-APRILl 10 lsse.-5ust re-
ceived per steamers Albemarle a,d Isaac sell
S.,nan1e and handsome shipments OF goods Of diff
Serent kinds; Domestics of all Kinds Dress
Goods: Velvet Bugs elegant hatu az; oeauti-
mi assortment Of Ribbons Csssim eres straw
Hats the best Floor Otlcloth. Aisays ON ha'io
ponts shoes. Hats and Caps, for ladies and gem
tlemen. Best Prints, 12Ac. Best SPOOL Cotton
,ooo ,,.-do, sr hU# NJ, 20
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BY James D.. Taylor, Auctioneer,
Office No. sal Main street,
Auin ed Infn

THE DESIRABLE LOTO ON THE NORTH
Z SlDg OF TIL ISM BETWEEN TdNTH
AND ELEVENTH STREETS FOR SALE At
AUGTION.-Wiil be sold on THURSDAY, the
9Th day OF May 1859, on the preml es. at O'Clock
r. NJ. that desirable LOT located as above. and
on which stands the commission house Of Ear. &.
K. Roberts
It is leased out for five years at $3.50 and taxes
per annum. The leasc will expire on The LIST OF
.ctober. 1875 the Improvements {" be taken at
valuation the expiration OF the said term. 7 he
lot fronts the basin about 80 feet, and runs back
to Cary street. ..-
TEsMs: Made known on the dav OF sale.
ap JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, kuctioneer.
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W7ILLIAM j. RIDDICK,
wv (Oficc at j. Wall Turner s, No. lila Main
street, two doors above Dispatch oficsl
REAL EST >rE AGENT q y COLLECTOR,
ACCOUNTANT, CONVEYAECER, AND
NOTARY PUBLIC.
The subscriber offers his services to the citizens
Of Richmond Ill d thu public generally IN III above
branches Of business and f. ON his long expert
ence In each he atters himself that he can render
satisfaction in any business placed Ia his HANDS.
He promises prompt collections and returns. and
his utmost endeavors to suoserve the iDterfs. OF
those who may confde their business TO his hands
B. log born and raised in this city, he deems IL use
less to mske any city references. Is
an ?s-lw% WILLIAM j. RIDDICK.
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BY Thomas W. Keesee, Auctioneer,
No. 1917 Main street.

By Thomas ". Keesee, Auctloneer,
No 1917 Main street.
CTOCK OF HARDWARE AND STORE
~ FIZrURES FOX SALE AT tUCTIUN.-l
viii sell on TUESDAY MORNING, May 4th, CON-
menctnZ at 10 O'Clock at the store OF Mr. i. j.
ober1 son xho is declining business), at No. 1926
Main stree, near the Old Ma, let bis entire stock
of H ,RD HkhE, consisting OF the usual assort-
ment Of hrst-class goods; STORE
&C.
TERMS Cash.
THOMAS w. KEEsEE, Anctioneer.
FOR RTNT.-The STORE is for rem, ami i'm
mediate possession given. apa0
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
~--o~-~-o~~~~-~~~~~~-~--- -~c~-~~~~--~~~~-~~-~
GOUTHERN LAND AGENCY.
CENTRAL OFFICE
No. 1904 MAIN STREET GROOM No. 81,
KiCHiUND, Va.

FREDERICK ". POUR, GENERAL AGENT.
We solicit the attention OF persons having real
estate In the city ct4t. for sale to the advantages
offered By this AGENCY. and promise on our part
energetic Efforts to secure purcha for all pro-
perry place In our hands.
Our connections are well established throughout
the North.
To purchasers we offer for sale CITY PRO-
PERRY, FAkMS, MILLS, MILL SITES, MINE
BAL and WOOD LANDS.
REFESNNCE5:
Hon. JAMES d. BLAINE, Speaker House OF
Representatives,.
Hon. r. G. sCHENCK, Chairman Committee
OF Ways and Means. House OF Rep e!entatives.
Hon JAMES A. G AhFIEtD, Chairman Of the
Committee on Banking and Currency.
Hon. ALEX .NDEk RlVES. ..a r.
Hon. FL. II. WELLS, Governor Of Virginia.
II. G. POND, Esq, Register In Bankruptcy.
Major-General o. o. INWARD, U. .. A.
Colonel a. =. BUFnRD. President Of the Rich
mond and Danville and York River railroads.
H. ID. Coke, Esq, or Jay Cooke b Co.
General WINS. G. WlCKHAM, President or
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
aplE-3rnd&w
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HERTFF'S SALE.-Will be sold at the
~ residence of r. Fl. styli, on Mayo street be-
tween Franklin and Ross, on "WEDNESDAY the
sth day Of May, 1859. at 10 O'Clock a. n. all the
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE of
the said Styll las per schedule), levied on by me to
satisfy State licenses, 6c., In my hands against
Styl IL Davis. II. j. SMITH.
ap :4-s&W&tdtds Sheriff Henrico county.
GHERIFF'S SALE.--Wil be sold at the
- residence of z. e. Davis on Nineteenth be-
tween Broad and Mar hlll streets, on thursday
the sth day of May 1859. a. 10 o'cl"ck A. all the
the said Davis lss per schedulel, levied on By me
20 satisfy State licenses, &c., In my hands against
styll q Davis. n, j.. SMITH,
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BY ook u Laughton, Auctioncers
corner Governor and Franklin streets

TANAL-BOATSs AT A On
~ WEDNESDAY, The stb Of May, at O'Clock
P. n. we viii 81 at the head Of basin, near
Eighth street The Canal Boats
"ENTERPRISE,' and .'RICBMOND."
They are in gocd condition and suitable for all
kinds Of freight, have been recently used for car
'' sp;o SA CO K&LArGHTOg. Auction,e-s.
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EX7ANTED, q YOUTH to attend TO q
wv SODA FOUNTAIN. Address. with re-
ferences. box 1855 my 1T