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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1866-10-05

1ULUs VS.. ENEAs.--An episode which
caused some merriment, occurred during
DR.. Loring's speech at Faneuil Hall, Boston,
recently. In the course of his remarks he
said:-
When took my stand with the Republic
cans OF Massachusetts,, following you, sir,
(Butler) laughter and applause, as the lit
tie boy in Virgil followed his father, mon
pdsSibus GquS," with unequal steps. Laugh.
ter during which Gen. Butler was observed
to say something TO the speaker The Pres
ident of this Convention has undertaken to
correct my classical knowledge, and he says
that instead of mon passibus @1uiS,' |
should have said, "h1t1 pdsSibuS 91uis." l
happen to know that l am right, and for this
reason. One day statesman of Massachu-
sets, whose knowledge of constitutional law
in my mind was always little greater than
his knowledge of the classics, quoted pre-
cisely as the President of this Convention
quoted it. One of his friends standing by
said, 'Bon pdssibus U1uiS" | will bet you
forty pounds am right. a book was found,
and sir, it was mon"
Now this assertion of the learned Doctor
must have shaken the minds of many Of his
hearers, as it did ours on reading it. We
were confident that baud was the correct
reading, and turned to Websters dictionary,
where, under Him, the body Of the work,
we found
"Hrad p1ssibus aquis. II With unequal steps"
Worcester's dictionary has collection of
quotations from foreign languages, in which
we found
"Htud prssijus Gquis II With unequal steps"
Finally we appealed to Virgil himself, but
alas here we were taken all ahack for four
different editions agree in the reading mon.
The context is as follows:
"DextrW &c pnrvus Iulus
Impcuit sequiturqpc patrem non pnssilus Gqu.."
Vrgirs Kneid, II, 1923.
So Iulus Loring was right, after all, and
Eneas Butler and the dictonaries,-an
some other people are wrong.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1866-10-05

FAMINE IN INDIA.--A terrible famine is
now existing in the interior of India. 1t
commenced in October last, and has been
depopulating Orissa, district about three
hundred miles southwest of Calcutta. ever
since April: and the London papers are
Just beginning to get news of it and to dis
cuss it. 1t seems that the natives of this
region live altogether on rice, and the rice
crop having failed for two or three years,
they are reduced to absolute starvation.
The number of deaths has been from $500
to $500 week ; and upwards of 100000
persons have been fed by private charities
for long period, but the English govern
ment has done little or nothing to relieve
the distress. Naturally the press is calling
for radical reform in the administration of
affairs in Bengal.
Correspondents of the London Times
who have been eye-witnesses Of the suffer-
ing relate some horrible stories of incidents
of the famine of jackals eating the corpse
of one man while his dying companion secs
but is unable 10 preventit; of finding twen-
ty-two unburied copses by the roadside
within one half mile of living infant
held for two days in the clasp of dead
mother; Of assertions of the weak by the
strong fleeing for relief; and of hcroism
where starving mothers have refused food
themselves to give it to their starving
children.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1866-10-05
Special Notices.

The A ssortmeni. l hottie zach Of Holland Gin,
Dark and Pale Brandy, Scotch bourbon and Rye hhskes,
81 Crx and Jamaica Hum, Port, sherry, and Madeira
Wine aud Cherry Brandy, all confirmed In of O. A..
Richards Standard 81 rs aud Wines. sold very low at W
Washington Street, Boston.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1866-10-05
When The Sick MINI I'm. Life ,l,crc i. Homo,

"The wonderful progress Of Melich Science during the
past years only makes possible for the conscientious
Physician lecare now that CONSUMPTION Ia
LY CURED Intermittent Ferer, and PRE-
etc.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1866-10-05
New Yor,s Manifestations mud Meal.

State and Western Flour has been less active and
closing heavy. Southern Flour continues in request.
Canadian Flour is nominal. Rye Flour is in demand.
Corn Meal is in fair demand. We quo,e:-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-29

FIRST GUN.-Hon. George W. Logan,
ex-member of the Confederate Congress,
and now one of the commoners from Ru-
therford and Polk counties, fired the first
gun in behalf of the Howard amendment
yesterday. He introduced a resolution in
that body that it is the sense of this
House that the Howard amendment be
adopted" We understand ne declared
the provisions of that measure more liberal
than those of the old Constitution, taking
ground that the negroes $, having been freed,
were already citizens under the latter in
strument, which prescribed that such class
in one State should enjoy all the immuni-
ties and privileges Of like persons in other
States. It was then contended that the
pending congressional proposition abso-
iutely enlarged the power of the separate
States, as it permitted their Legislatures
to abridge the rights Of negroes. and allow
or disallow them suffrage.-Ral Ugh Pro-
gress, 9th. -,e.4, II s ..iv,. : r >zss
+, The vote on referring the resolution was
% to 16. So it sleeps the sleep Of death.
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|sevlseyss 4vsAlic1Sr iKai661i6d wssa NE sv'i
of Increased expenditures and more ex-
travaxsnt customs. and adds nothing 20
their means to meet the change. its mis-
s,on TIM, "a . failure. Its public obligs-
zion. arc not performed-its corporators
are entirely derelict in the discharge Of
their implied contract 70 the State which
gives them existence a. q corporation.
They caunot fulfil their duties until they
have afforded the proper facilities for
trade, until they have encouraged produc-
ton by such charges for transportation as
win enable everything that Is produced to
get to market on terms that will compen-
safe the producer and stimulate his ener-
gies In his pursuit. As long as anything
that could, In the market, be converted into
cash lies dead along their line, because the
cost of transportation will not justify its
removal, they are wanting in their duty to
themselves and the public. =
Northern railroads understand these
matters better. Milk for New York, for
instance, is transported perhaps two hun
bred miles. Trains are arranged in the
schedule Of movements Of trains to accom-
MEDIATE the trade in milk, strawberries,
peaches, etc. 1t may be answered that no
such business can spring up on our roads
for long time. That is true; but little
reduction of tariffs will encourage the pro-
duction of such things to such degree that's
very large business will grow out of them
richly rewarding the roads for their libe-
rality. What does road gain BY tariff
which absolutely prohibits production
The rate stands on the list, but there are
no entries in the column. This year there
were apples abundant in some parts of Al
bemarle and the Southwest; but the price OF
them in the market, after the unreasonable
charges for railroad transportation, would
not remunerate for the trouble of gather
inn and packing them. To assess charges
of this sort in the tariff list is mockery
a mockery to the producer, and useless to
the railroad. Can these companies not
learn that it is better to get freight at q
low price than no freight at all! that it is
better for them and for the cities and the
country that they should transport largely
of the things needed by the communities
of town and country at rates to encourage
trade and production, than to transport but
little at rates that restrain trade and pro-
duction, and of course retard seriously
the wealth and growth of the country?
The railroad companies must change
their policy. They must increase their
business by reduced charges, and they
must abolish the miserable determinations
against our own towns if they ever expect
to prosper or to promote the growth and
welfare of their own State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-29

APPOINTMENTS IN METHODIST CHURCHES
OF RICHMOND AND PETERsBURa.-Our en-
ergetic reporter at Norfolk sends us two
special kilograms, which will be found
under the appropriate head, giving the ap-
pointments made by the Bishop for Rich
mond and Petersburg. 1t will he seen also
that the Conference adopted the change OF
name of the Church in the South, and
agreed to the change by which lay repre-
sentatives will be received into its Con-
ferences.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-29
By Grubbs Il williams, Aue tioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets

DARN IN HANOVER, ABOUT Sc.
Il VEN MILES FROM RICHMOND, FOR RENT
OR LEASE, AND CROPS, STOCK, PLANTATION
UTENSILS, &C., FOR SALE AT AUCTIoN.-By
the request Of the representatives OF the estate "
DR.. B. A. Curtis deceased, we will offer for sale at
9th day OF December next, II fair IL not, then On
the next fair day thereafter, at ii o'clock A. NJ,
the crops OF Corn, Fodder, Shucks, &c the crop Of
Veget abies consisting Of the usual variety, and
stock Of Horses, one Mule, and some very hne
blooded Cattle, and some household and kitchen
furniture At the same time will be rented for one
The dwelling has rooms In good repair, with thu
usual out buildings, with orchard Of choice fruit
peach, apple, pear, cherry, &c.
THRNs: For the sale and renting. liberal. and
will be made known on the day OF sale.
GRUBBS x WILLIAMS,
noT Auciioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-29

Helen Western win play Don Cesar de
Bazan at the Academy Of Music, Proyi-
dence, on the 9th instant. .JGg1IJ
A correspondent of the Danville Register
recommends General Lee for next Co.
vernon Of Virginia. y s..
The Lynchbug papers, announce the
death Of Captain Hugh Nelson, teller Of
the First National Bank Of that town. - -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-29

The Charlestown Spirit Of Jefferson ad-
vises the people of Jefferson county to pay
no taxes to the State Of West Virginia.
The heaviest taxpayers says, should
test the question at once in Judge JACK
SONS UNITED States) Court, whether JEFF
ferson and Berkeley counties belong to
Virginia or West Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-29
BY A. Y. Stokes 4 Co,

A UCTION SALE OF GROCERIES,
IA On FRIDAY the 3oth instant, Commanding Al
ii O'Clock, we will sell at our warehouse
90 hogsheads PORTO RICO and MUsCOyADs
SUGARS part prime;
rs barrels REFINED SUGARS, EXTRAC
100 barrels nnd BROWN REFINED SUGARS
20 bags RIO COFFEE, prime;
20 bags LAGUAYRA COFFEE, prime;
Is barrels kERINED and GOLDEN sYRUPs,
Loo boxes CHEESE,
10 hogsheads MUsCOyADo MoLAssEs.
leo barrels HALIFAX HBRRISGS,
20 hogsheads BACON SIDES and Sfl0rLDERS,
400 barrels FAMILY, EXTRA, and sUPERFlsE
FLOUR,
loo boxes ADAMANTINE CANDLES,
zoe half boxes ADAMANTINE CANDLES,
90 barrels WHISKEY, proof and above
barrels OLD PEACH BRANDY, very supe.
rior:
barrels TANNERS OIL,
with variety Of other desirable goods. Parties
intending goods for this sale must send them In
THURSDAY. A. Y. STOKES x GO.
mn Ia.-2f
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By Grubbs & Williams, Anctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets
TWO SMALL BRICK ANDFRAME

TWO SMALL BRICK AND FRAMED
Il TENEMRNTS, ON BAKER STREET, NEAR
on SIXTH AND BAKER STREETS, FOR sAIgAT
AUCTION We will sell at auction, on the pre-.
misses, on FRIDAY the aoth Of November, at u
CANT LOT located AZ above described. The ,ene.
ments contain each two rooms are new and sub.
stantially built They have front OF: the one on
four foot alley, and run back 80 feet The vacant
lot fronts % feet on Sixth street. and runs back Is
feet.
TERMS: One-fourth cash the balance at six,
twelve, and eighteen months, with interest for ne.
gotiabIe notes, secured by = trust deed
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
MOI Auctloneers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-29

The "REBELLIoN IN IRELAND.-There
isreally nothing added by the telegraph this
morning to the information touching affairs
in Ireland. What has been received, first
and last, is barely sufficient for a sensation,
leaving us in the dark as to what has hap
pened, and the extent of it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-29

CEASED TO BE A DEPOSITORY OF PUBLIC
MoNEYs.-The First National Bank of
Alexandra, Va, has voluntarily ceased to
be depository Of public moneys, 1t having
received permission to withdraw the secu-
rites held by the United States Treasurer
in trust for said bank as security for de-
posts Of public moneys. CT = ,'.aq Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-29

Il CCoUNT RooKH.-J. w. RAN
- D0IPH . 1neLIlH, bcokselIsn, stationsss,
:: I'D b ssss = a 81:
0NLY FOR LADIES AND CHILL
~ Q4k4;-ARONAnD,e Lne1Au3 1nLtxF, the
e .ssss g ;ssissa: ss se|ssi .sfEs ss.
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DIED.

res 5oas &. s iIS FED yssss Hs
is.s.; 8 dssosA wifs, and six children 70 mourn
Washinstoa papers please copysFF ia 81 *
On Fuesday morning the .s7tk Instant, q .
O'clock, In the city OF New York, ANTON SkI'
BXpLlN0, aged thirty. ons year.. -. 81 s y.
asnes. & s. sossss q 6i s snd fsirS tfsss, 10
3s 1hcckcs Hill Csmstsry. on yfIpAx ne ssth
81 Qctobsn - ~ ". frtehds. fslsNve:, the
Tsis. ~ ssssss;fsils savissa . ssssad. az
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-29
BY Grubbs & Williams. Auetioneer,
North west corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.

TWO NEW FRAMED HOUSES, ON
BURYING GROUND, AND A VACANT LOT On
THR NORTHWEST CORNER OF FIFTH AND
JACKSON STREETS, PoR SALE AT AUCTlosNs -
DAY the !th Of November, at 4 o'clock 7. N inc
two new 7 RAMBD TBaRMRNTs located a. above
described. They have each four rooms, ana arg
supplied with wafer. The lots front eaen - 'oe'
After the sale OF the houses-ssys o'clock-ws
will sell the vary handsome Lot ON the nouns no
feet, and running back 12s feet 10 wide alley;
TIRAs: At sale. GRUBBS WILLIAMS,
Nc % - ~ Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-29
Bv Harrison, Goddin 4 Apperson, Aae.ionsef''
R.aEsu. brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

<1ONMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUs.
IRLE REAL ESTATE, In HENR!Co, ON Ih ts
NORTH sIDE OF BROAD SIREsf, IN BnLhsn
- ~. r;reait Cont OF the county OF Henrieo, sp-
Dointsd by decree pronounced on the ah OF 20,
xsnSsr, sss in the case Of Green and VIE as .slIe
Anderson, Be-, ws shall procssS 70 ssl a.. M Of
pscsmbsr. ises, 81 O'clock r. NJ. the REAL ~
TATE 10 the bill and exhibits msnitonea 81 ".
irss,s I'oTS sseh fronting twenty three and ore
tSird feel on the north side Of Broad street. ra n
Ming back about las feet 10 an aHey-o a,,s1 10
Which there are Improvements, now fsn'iDs
GOOD tenants at fair rents: ,walys,
ePSsss: One-foaYsh cash, balance ~ SIX 49,
ana eixhtsen months for negotiable notss, ~ NJ
sddsd, and little retained I'LL ali TIC me eour.
rsv AZ raid and convey snee ordered py the Soa
- !. E EA5Sa 3 sA AfS,Sdsr. Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-29
BY Pilkinton, Pullism & Co.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
No. 3 Wall street, under St. Charles Hotel.

USTEE'S SALE OF FARM,
i FLOUR AND GRIST MILL, IN CHESTER.
FIELD C0UETY.-By virtue Of deed OF trust,
dated August LIST, 1885, executed by Ferdinand Per
pignon and wife To James A. Clarke, trustee for
Austin Ullman, shall sell at public auction, on
THURSDAY the 18th day Of December next II u
o'clock NJ, the tract Of LAND, containing tiiy
county, being the same land conveyed by said VII.
man and wife by deed dated August LIST, lseS Also,
tract Of LAM, containing four acres, iying on
thereon, and adjoining the above tract and the
lands OF James Gregory and William A. Martin,
Esqs.
TgRxs 800 in cash on the balances liberal
credit will be given.
JAMES A. CLARKE, Trustee.
Sale conducted by PILKISroy, PuLiIAA Co.,
Auetioneers. no N-eodtds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-29
By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner ain and Eleventh streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
~ Estate At THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
VALLEY tOR SEyENTERNTH) AND WASHING.
TON STREETS I'm part execution OF Q decree OF
the Circuit Court Of the city Of Richmond entered
d ns
thersby viii sell =, public saston apoI, the P,e%i
Al fair If not then on the next fair day thcresfter
(Sundays exceptedl at the same hour, the real es-
tate referred to in the bill and proceedings In said
case mentioned.
OF GROUND situated, at the southeast corner Of
Valley Tor seventeenth) and Washington streets,
fronting - feet and running back about loo feet,
and has upon 1t a brick dwelling used Is a store
on the first iioor) with five rooms above.
II viii be sold a. whole orr vacant lot Will BIO
cut of and sold separately, as may be determined
at the time Of sale.
TERMS 0ne-fourth cash, balance at six snd
twelve months for negotiable notes with interest
added, and the title to be retained until the whole
purchase money is paid and conveyance directed
by the court. fFa
S i Esk 4; COKE ) Commissioners. g.
GRCBBS IL WILLIAMS, AucttOneerS. no.
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PERSONAL.

NIOTICE.-Mr. WILLIAM K. POLK,
~ NJ tbis CITY. having bv deed of trust, bearing
date the 23d OF November. 1896, and duly recorded
in the clerks office OF Richmond Hastings Gor~I
assigned and conveyed to me all his kEAL and
PERSONAL ESTATE upon certain trusts In SAID
deed dc cared notice is hereby given that all per
sons INDEBTED to said Polk Dy BOND, Soa 20 e,
requested to make payment to me as such assignee,
and ali persons having effects OF said W. d. FOLK
in their hands are required to hold the same su''
ject 10 my order: yvon nrrs,aa
RICHMOND, November 20. 1866. no ze-ts
NJOTICE.-Messrs.M MINOR q JONES
IN have placed in my hands for COLLECTOR y en-
accounts and claims for the purpose 81 set,,h III
make Immediate payment to me. Longer lndul-
gence cannot be given. r: K. HOWisos,.
no 26-4ts zlo ooVerhof sueo''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-29
By 0rubbs& williams, Auesionesr,
No,ssv a., soynsr Main and Eleventh streets

FRAMED DWELLING, ON TIN TIN
And LICK sfRssrs, FoE sAIk At Ap SS pRi.
win Be sold II auction, on The prsm,i p. NJ,
iSe fRSHK0 DWELLING located as above "
Tie house hss seven rooms e: =. ls,. .ess.
Thts Il ! desisabie rssidence, ana ~ each
sus.iI eSvenss converted Into tvo tsnemss, 4. nov
we'll ssi!sd fog email isnaiy Az ''
o'ssg,sse x (, ssi. aSupss wlLLias.ss,;,
no zn-i --------=-.---
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RELIEF roR THE SouTH.-It has been de-
tsrmined by some Of the Episcopal churches
in New York to devote their Thanksgiving
contributions to the relief Of suffering pa
rishes In the South. & strg S.t II, 93.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-29

MILLS a RYANL TOBACCO EX-
1sp S Ss0aasHssl5 S'osHEG2sSRR. ssskss
TOBACCOS. Orders solicited. Liberal advances
msds on ecnsiGnmsnts. Refer TO A.. HARvEY.
frosidsnt National Bank Of Virginia JAMES
nssssHsxa i Co., New York Hsssrs. Joassor
9 THoMPsoHs Boston. Mass. yALh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-29
BY James II. Taylor, Auctioneer,
Office opposite Spotswood Hotel.

4 VACANT LOT, IN SOLOMON
N MARKs's DIVISION OF DUAL ADDITION,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION AT the request OF the
SEES on FRIDAY the sctn OF November, at o'clock
p M, VACANT LOT, as above described. being
No III, and fronting forty feet and running back
one hundred and eighty feet, belonging TO tho
estates Of Jude and Mieure. The lot lies within The
enclosure Of Mrs, Griffin, just beyond Bacon
TERMS: Cash, JAMES N. TAYLOR,
no21 Auctioneer.
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RICHMOND, November ii. 1865.
CoMAdIssIoN MERCHANTS

al SHEPHERD q CO., General
"A. Commission Merchants for the sale Of To-
BACco, WHEAT, LUMBER, DC. All business en-
~ a. a. TILMAN, formerly with George W.
Atkinson, and late Talman 3 Harris, is associated
with u.s., and VIII be pleased 70 serve bis old
friends and the former patrons OF the two late con.
Germs. once corner Eleventh and Canal streets. 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-29
LECTURES,

HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL ASSO-
III CIATION.-JOHN K. THOMPSON, Esq,
will deliver the r.t lecture OF the course - n
eft of the Association, at Centenary chnron, on
TUESDAY the 9TH Of December, at haH-past
PRfcE OF TICKETS: Fifty. cents. To be had at
the door, or at the principal bookstores. drug
stores, and hotels. no 1o-u
T ECTURE.-HUGH r. PLEASANIS
win LECTURE THURSDAY and FRIDAY
NIGHTS NEXT at XIRGIEIA HALL. S sq 1tys .o
First Lecture.-John Randolph OF Roanoke, Ben.
jsmin watkins Leigh, Chapman johnson, Robert
Stanard, General Taylor, OF Norfolk; hicnara
Philip Doddridge William B. Giles, James MOI
roe. John Marshall. and James Madison.
Tickets, FIFTY CENTS; to be had at the aool,
at the bookstores, and at the hotels. TO commence
at half past O'Clock. no wv
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AUCTION SALEs-rUTURE DAY
~~-~-~~~~~~~~~~~~ 49,
81 Hsnison. 0oddin Appsrson, Austionssr..
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Rstsss Agents,

bsnAers' brokers, and Real Rstats Agents.
THREE BEAUTIFUL Rysr
Il DEnCE9, ON LEAgBH0LDs, JUST pIyIsu
BID: ON The WHIST SIDE on NINTH srssssr
Opposite THE CAPITOL SQUARE Y2e III
AT AUCTION Will be sold al auction on sA ~
premises, on WEDNESDAY the Sch day OF D.e. we
bsra 1850, st O'clock T. ~ those THREE Bs1T.
TlYUL AND HANDSOMELY FINISHED wv
DENCBS located ~ above, containing ten 20.
coal and wood. house and store. room s,ts,h.s
Each house has two psrlors with aiding dor. =;
marble mantels, and dining room on the srst a.
Tour chambers on the second story and thres -
the third story, all set with CRATES The windox.
are furnished with inside Venetian him.
The back building contains two seryar,.
rooms and kitchen. These are Justly re-
garded ~ the most conveniently arr,nsst
tsnements which have been built In the si,v
OF Richmond. They are supplied with an ~
modern improvements, sneh ss gas water elo.s,.
cnlverts, bath tubs, and washstands attached IN
nursery have iron porehes and iron baIconis. 20
second story windows, and rear porches annexed
These houses, being located In front of Cs,1,,l
Square, POSSESS many desirable advantages '''''
They are subject 10 ground rent OF abont ana
per annum and taxes, and, whilst the lease I.
long one, the lessor Is 10 pay valuation for III
buildings at the end thereof W. 'a'
TEAMS One-third cash balance Al tbrsa stx
nine. and twelve months for negotiable note. H.,
terest added, secured by a trust d. ed ""'ee' i''
HARRISON, G0DDIN 4 APPRRsoy
no % Auctlnna.rx