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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-27
From Cincinnati.

CINoNNATI, March 27.--The OHIO Senate yes
terday passed bill authorizing the city of Cln-
cinnati to issue bonds to the amount of
$500, 900 Tor the purchase of gas works.
The Enquirer Company have purchased all
the property on Vine street, between the Gas
Office and Mozart Gardens, on which will be
erected magnificent opera house, with print
ing office in the rear, to replace the buildings
DESTROYED by the late fire.
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FROM BALTIMORE TO-DAY.
The Late GaIe-MOre Siamese Twtns-A
Prize Fight, Etc.

Special Despatch to the EUenin9 Telegraph.
BALTIMORE, March 27.--Fhe steamer Ounber-
land arrived here from Charleston to-day, re-
ports very heavy weather during the entire
voyage, Spoke steamer Anddlusid from New
York on the goth, during heavy gale.
Two young negresses are row here from North
Carolina, united by ligament at the small of the
back, like the famous Siamese twins.
A prize fight took place yesterday, about
twelve miles from Baltimore. between two bull
lies named Collier and Carr. After fourteen
rounds Collier was whipped They fought fifteen
minutes.
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OBITUARY.
Colonel James Morgan, OF Texas.

of Commodore Moore, who commanded the
Texas feet in the engagement with that of
Mexico, off the coast ofYucatan in 1874. Colonel
James Morgan, who was Commissioner of Texas
at the time, and who, against President Hous-
toms instructions, authorized the expedition OF
Commodore Moore, has just died at New Wash
ington, La. 1t was he who commanded the
Texas trops on Galveston Island in 1886, during
the war for Texan lndependence. 49, l. =
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1O,473

The abovenamed seven vessels, mounting
eighty-siX guns, seem mere nothing when
compared with the formidable fleet supported by
England in British North American and West
Indian waters. At the present time there are
over twenty vessels belonging to England in
those waters, and they are nearly all large YES
sells, mounting IN the aggregate about 500 guns,
and carrying over 1000 men. France has, also,
quite a number of vessels cruising among the
West Indian Islands and in the Gulf OF Mexico.
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More Suppoyt for the President.

SAN Francisco, March 26.-The steamer
Paoifc has arrived from Portland, Oregon,
with $10O, 900 in treasure.
The Republicans called meeting at Portland
to endorse President Johnson, when Governor
Gibbs who was present, arose and denounced
the whole affair as q meeting of Copperh eads,
and he with others then lett
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From Fortress Monroe.

FoRTREss MONROE, March 27.-The schooner
Lizzie Ld,oson, from New York tor Charleston,
S. S., was sunk on Chincoteague Shoals on Sun
doy morning, and went to pieces. One seaman
was drowned.
The steamer PdtdpSco, from Baltimore for
New York, has put into Norfolk, leaking.
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A Mew naiIu InnrnaI.

DETROIT, March 27.--The Detroit Post, new
and healthy.looking morning journal, made its
appearance to-day. 1t contains, with the cor
dial approval of the publishers of the older city
papers, all the tclegraphic news reports from the
Associated Prese,
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Shin News.

NEW ORLEANS, March 26.-Arrived, steamship
Guiding Star, from New York, and ship Flying
Eagte, from Liverpool.
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The Canadian Volunteers.

MONTREAL, March 27.--At q meeting held yes
terday to provide for the families of volunteers
on duty, about fifty persons were present, who
subscribed $4,000. it's supposed that $4,000
can be raised without difficulty.
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TINE UNITED STATES AND the FENIANS

%
Canadian Coast.
The flying squadron which is to be fitted out
for cruise on the British North American coast
will, it is said, consist OF seven vessels. It is
not positively known as yet what vessels will be
assigned to this duty. but in all probability the
oln rn1lI hn fol
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THIRD EDITION
:. " G T o
t.p OF THE
CIVIL RIGHTS BILL.

WASHINGTON, March q, Il o'clock p. NJ
The President has returned to the Senate
the Civil Rights bill, with his objections.
The veto message has not yet been read.
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--Calzado, the gambling opera director who
was hustled out Of Paris,i in California.
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Pennsylvania LRGIsLArURE.
Senate.

HARRISBURG, March q. Mr.. Worthington
read bill in place authoring the American
Wood.paper Company to hold real estate in
Chester county. ......
Mr.. Shall read bill Incorporating the Allen
town Passenger Transportation Company.
Mr.. Donovan one tor the relief of Casper M.
Berry, late Brigade Inspector.
Mr.. Reitf one relating to the construction and
repair of roads in Lower Marion township,
Montgomery county.
House of Representatives.
The House was engaged in the first reading OF
three hundred and fifty private bills.
The act preventing the City Councils of Phi
ladelphia from increasing the public debt was
objected to by Mr. Freeborn.
The following act, reported some time since
from the Judiciary Committee, amended,
was objected to by Mr.. Seibert:--
BE IL enacted, That so much of the third section OF
the approved April o. 1861, has been construed
to authorize The Receiver of Taxes of the Cly OF
PHI adelphla to charge and receive o commission OF
hve per cent fom delinquent taxpayers be and the
same is repealed: provided, that the amendment 20
this act is not to take effect until the expiration OF
the term OF the present Receiver of Taxes.
The act legaliZing the election of Common
Councimen from the First, Eighth, Ninth, and
Thirteenth Wards was objected to by Do1nelly;
and the act providing for the Sealing and In
spection of Gas Meters IN Philadelphia, was OBJ
jected TO by Mr.. DonneHy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-06
News by Telegraph.
-sy joHysox's INDEPENDENT AeENcY-vIA UNITED
STATES TELEGRAPH LISE.l
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, January 5.-Secretary Stanton
having officially notified thelcOmmittee of his de-
CLEMSON to pronounce q eulogy on life and eharae-
ter of tho late President Lincoln, another meeting
has been called to select another person.
The Committee of Fifteen on Reconstruction pro-
pose TO send special commission South to enquire
into the condition of affairs, with the view of OBJ
tanning proper information.
The Secretary Of the Treasury to-day decided to
issue railroad bonds to the Kansas and Leavenworth
Railroad Company on the second division of the
road.
1t is stated here that no Congressman can hope
for Official favor patronage in at least two OF tho
departments OF the Government, unless he shall de-
clare for what Is termed the Presidents policy. 1t
is being Indignantly commented upon by members
here. Announcements boldly made in at least one
of the departments will, it is believed, nom TIE
temper it has evoked, work its own cure.
Mr. Hickey, for forty years Chief Clerk OF the
Senate, died at four o'clock this morning.
Judge Spaldmg, of Ohio, is making a radical
speech in the Committee of the Whole on the subject
of reconstruction.
An important resolution was offered in the House.
providing that all public lands in the Southern
states be thrown open to actual settlers, according
10 the decision OF the Land Commissioners They
are now open to settlement by black Is wei! as
whit, mon
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-06
Proceedings of Congress.

WASHINGTON, January D, 1866
SESATE.-NIr. Sumner offered petition from the
colored people of alabama, asking Congress to Sc
cure their freedom to them. Also, petition from
the coored people of Mississippi asking the right Of
suffrage Also, one from the colored people of Col
orado protesting against the recognition OF that
State on account of the radical injustice to them in
the recently adopted State constitution.
Mr. Williams introduced joint resolution sub
hitting, As an amendment to the Constitution, that
no power shall exist in Congress to provide for pay
ment to any person on account of the emancipation
of slaves in the United States, and no appropriation
OF money shall ever be made by law of Congress for
that purpose. Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr. Foot introduced bill authorizing the ap-
pointment of Solicitor for the Navy Department.
Also, bill for the appointment of Naval Judge
Advocate General.
Mr. Trumbull introduced bill to enlarge the
powers of the Freedmens Bureau.
HoUsE-A resolution was adopted, having in view
the entire suppression of pOlygamy in Utah,
The Presidents annual message was discussed.
Mr. Spalding. of Ohio, made speech, contending
that Congress alone has the power to give vitality to
tie Southern States. He pronounced false the charge
that the President would use his Executive patron
age to compel COngressmen to support his favorite
policy. Mr. Spalding mentioned various things
which would justify him in the work Of recOnstruc.
ton including negro suffrage, and constitutional
provision that no person who at any time had taken
up arms against the United States Government,
should ever be admitted to a seat in Congress.
Both Houses of Congress adjourned until Monday.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-06
CITY AND SUBURBAN.

IMPORTANT TO THE CONSEQUENCE
BETWEEN SENATOR GJLNEE ASD GOVERNOR PEIR-
POiSr.-The following correspondence between Gov
ernor Peirpoint and John Hammer Gimer, state
Senator from TIM, city upon the subject Of the land
tax, will be read by everybody wiki interest:
SENATE CHAMBER,
RICHMOND Jau'y ., 1867
H., ErceEcgcy, f. II. PeirpO,at CoysrgoT Of I'ir-
giHlc:
DEAR SIR Knowing that Won have been 10 Wash
ngton for the patriotic purpose OF arranging, - far
a, you cpu'l for thr pp>'ponrmcnt Of the collection
OF the Federal tax ou land, iU Virginia for 1902
respectfully desire Zoo know how far and 10 what eI-
tent vow efforts -u-rc>>ri. Any expression Of
opinion from tpu ou This -uhycrt will alay public
uueiSiue~~ on this Tt.nrtr subject.
Fe.u. assured t'.if ypur effort, In this behalf viii
greatly contribute 20 the advantage aud relief Of the
people ana sure sou viii appreciate the objects III
this note and viii agree % tHe publication Of your
reply
With Distinguish consideration, ] am
Your oh.ljrut servant
JOHN ~. Gll.MER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-06

position. Tor % The city government, in case they
choose 10 aet in the natter We will furnish the
cloth for the uniforms trimmings buttons %c.' az
the original cost Of importation. Offering IN Vouch-
ing for this statement the invoices OF the manutac-
tuTers or their agents We will cut the uniforms,
allowing the services Of our corps OF cutters at their
daily compensation, and we will free Of any charge,
supervise the making up Of these goods and attend
10 the giving out and delivery Of the same. Any
ladies' willing 10 accede to the proposition may ad-
dress upon the subject. We will further, IN con-
sideratiOn OF the times and the necessities Of the
class OF citizens appointed upon the police ada
10 this proposition the further accommodation OF
taking pay monthly, or in other instruments %
that the pa ties who to pay, themselves ioT tnTe
uniforms may be as little Inconvenience as PossoS'
We desire TO make this proposition IN go9u ial'u'
and ts carry il out upon honor having no ueS,'e 70
accumulate our profits upon the necessities ol our
and particularly that class deV0ung
their energies and time to the guardianship Of our
lives and property.
Respectfully yours, &c, ..--.,,,,,-,
LOEB BROTHERS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-06
From New York.

New YORK, January ga public meeting in favor
of the Monroe doctrine has been called for Saturday
night.
The Europa, hence for Liverpool to-day, took out
SIPS 900 in specie. Ex.President Fillmore iSamong
the passengers.
It is reported that building in Jersey City is filled
with arms and ammunition for the Fenians, whose
troubles are not yet healed.
President Johnson's message was received in Paris
with feelings of relief and qualification, especially
that part relative to foreign affairs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-06
Legislature of Maine.

AUGUSTA, MAINE January 5.-rhe House of Rep
resentatyes passed order this morning to adjourn
finally on the 18th of February but it not thought
that the Senate will concur.
The following elections took place this morning
Secretary Of State, Ephraim Flint DR.; Attorney
General, John \. Peters; Land Agent, Isaac r.
Clark; Adjutant General, John IIodson. These are
the present incumJentS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-06

GOV tENtE tllNF.iNI - REILLY
EXECUTIVE pErARrNENr,(
Richmond January ., 1850.

Richmond, January .. 1850.
John IT, Gdmer, ~.
SIR-Tour note OF today before me. asking
what arrangements could Dee made n regard % the
present pp-jpuucmnut OF the collection OF direct
taxes ju thi. ~tJt. haze thr honor % reply that
had lat week. au interview wish the Secretary OF
the Treasury 800 Washington, on the subject of post
pouemrnt "i ti" collection OF the direct taxes now
due from ,ac STATE. The Secretary ot the Treasury
has directed that uo sale, be made by the Commi--
siOuer, OF TAKE, for uOu-paym,nt lie has no au-
thOrt, Co Stop the Commissioners from collecting
II the Legislature viii pass du act assuming % pay
the amount dur 10, say thrcr years, by in>ta.mehts
doubles D. Will o., acceptable % the Government OF
the United ~ Itc, The ~ecrctIryof the Treasury OF
The United States is ANXIOUS Tor the state 90 assume
tie payment of the amount due ia the future,
and stop bis col lection. ! have no doubt but the
Legislature will 10 early day, pass an act As
summing the payment OF the amount due the Gov
eminent of the United States This will De- accept
able at Washington. ! have authority 10 say
that there win be- no additional amount charged by
the United states r. the tax not paid hy the day
nov byl hy the Tax Comm ,,iOuer,. But have
no hg..tai-y ia saying that. il the taN not paid at
present there will boz no additional amount charged
by the Ioyrruurn M for nOn-plymeut.
Yours, &c,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-06

GAs.-FOr many long years the people Of this city
have been trifed with in the matter Of gas-hgh1 IN
the streets Whenever the moon was expected %
make any APPROACH toward Richmond, whether
wrapped in loads or fog or not no lamps were Ill.,
Indeed 70 such an extent was tins nohstrou@ mum
bug practccd { hat there was almost reason enough
% suspect that the gas-men and grrolers were co,
cOnspirators anCi cO-partners. The garroter would
plumber your puI se and knock tue daNghts OUT oil
vou"-the gas-m An would shut OIL your night-lights'
and, while he made you pay taxes he taxed your
patience Since. the evacuation, We have been eN-
uectiug better things and, We verify believe II II
vas not for the jght the press throws on the matter
their. would De no Light the streets whatever. In
the police Office in the Old Market. there was re-
Gently hung up a schedule, showing the time Of
lighting and extinguishing lamps and the very
inst night that chedulc was hung up II became no
better than de al letter the wa-fur We can teS-
tfy that the high ting of the lamps on Franklin street
dill not creep eastward farther than Nineteenth
street and all n other people due east 10 the Cor
poratOn limits, we're treated - outside barbauans'
utterly unworthy OF the notice OF the police or The
Gls Company.
In order now 10 inform the public what they have
10 expect, or lther what il pyomiShed them the
iulhlment is a aOther questiOn-we append an a'tro-
nomical lunar lighting, and learned schedule, hung
up on the wall Of the cage, and winch u Is SAM
policemen are 10 go by in the way OF lighting ana
eNtnguishing lamps, during this month Here ltls
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-06
IMPORTANT NEWS

will take the pleasure Of informing the Ladies
Richmond and vicinity that have just opened fine
assortment of Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS,
for the holidays, from the late panic in New York. and
with the stock before hand make, Of the larg
est assoTtments ever offered in the city "f Richmond
will enumerate a few articles Of the above Goods
300 yards Irish and French PopIns in all colorS and
shades
1000 yards OF French and English Moriuos in all
900 yards Atwood Plaid Merino Saxony, styles for
children's
1000 yards All-wool Mousln, plain and figured
loo Dress Patterns of fine Silks in all colors, plain,
plaid, striped and figured, at all prices aud
qualities
1000 yards Black silk, all grades.
have also received a fine assortment OF DOMESTIC
GOODS, which am selling cheaper than those which
are advertising rs selling of ut cost
Good Calicoes at DC
The best MuslmS at SIC, &c.
Beached and unbleached Sheetings
Bleached and unbleached Cottons at great bar
gains.
CLOAK AND SHAWL DEPARTMENT.
have fine assortment which will suit the times.
Fine Black Cloth Cloaks from $40 and upwards
30 Black and White Plaid Shawls, from fine to the
finest
FOR MEN AND BOYS WEAR,
have a full line, such as
Fine French and German BR0ADCL0TII,
poESh'N' c.ssn,ppp
SATINETS,
Shirts, Drawers,
Neck Ties,
silk and Linen Handkephiofs &c.
IN HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
have also a fine selected stock which cannot be
passed in this city.
Fancy Goods Of every description
Kid Gloves
ladies' and Children's Cotton and Wooden Hose
And Gloves at all prices
WOODEN GOODS | am selling below cost, such
ShHwS Breakfast ShaWls, Nubias, Hoods
Ladies' and Chdren's Socks.
BalmOal Skirts as low AS -
Blankets at all prices. sizes and qualities.
Don't forget call and get some of the great bar
gains for the holidays before they sold.
NJ Remember the place,
JULIUS SYCELS,
No. 900 Broad street, corner Fourth.
re- All packages sent free of charge to all parts of
the city.
N. B.-A liberal deduction made to wholesale buy
crs. octll --3m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-06
Destructive Fire.

CrEsrLlNr, O., Jan. 5.-The large engine house of
the Bellefontaine Railroad Company at Galcon, o..
WAS burned last night, with II locomotives. Loss
estimated at from $500 900 to S5OO,OOO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-06
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Day.
By w. 9. Paine, Aue,ioneer.

re- w a Paine Anr,,oroor
~ "
Z, uFPTFF,S SALE OF a LARA Am
-. - :, CIOTuS C,es,uppyS TrcG
- NaIuaDle ~ 80 Tn TS,,TIcs 'En ~
iNnS m ~ eTtIiSr SUI re- stoek
EsApl nssg ~ ,icsS IN III "a ~ ~ ae s'n On
ar 80, Lately scrupi.I b In ,sle 10
y" 49, ' '' - - M ''
s''eN "
DRY GOODS,
READY.NADE CLOTHING and
yrpvt.,,,>. ,..,,,,.
''
rs enumerated below together WIN uhsNprrd Lac OF
the store aud building 10 st s'pt'mDer $50" 10 r'~lt
the following executions IN my hAids AsI Ivy "
Levy, IL J. 'allshrr ". r. Levy l.. Di"""o'Is a. 90.
w. T. Levy. Hess, Blum Co ". T. Levy ana BILLS
Ellis W /. Lev!
O. extra b'aeA ana ithey e'i3rei 'lo'h'
- anu VI oN''A O'''N '"d 'Ah'! ri'"'" 49,
u'I'n Ii Ill, - .,.., , -, -. ,
Sur.i p.''" ''"'N "''' '''''d ana '"'''! p''''''
r s1sim',' s,,j.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-06
MARRIED.
HARyEYs & WILLIAMS,

HARYEYS WILLIAMS,
COMMERCIAL BLOCK,
Gary and Thirteenth streets,l
Are now receiving in store aud will be kept in full
supply
SUGARS, crushed, extra C. raw
COFFEES, prime Rio, and a few bsgs Of splepdid
pure old Government Java for families
BACON sides and shoulders, prime quality
wHISkEY, Of all grades
We are also agents for the sale OF
Lead Shot, White Lead and Zine in cans for
painters use
Lieoree the celebrated g. & ?. brand
Manufactured Tobacco, finest grades
Flour, best Valley brands, SC, &c.
The attention Of the trade is called to the above,
which viii always be for sale At lowest cash prices.
lan3-lm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-06
EOR LEASE.-Expecting to BID absent n

IJOR LEASE.-ENpeCtlng 10 ne absent IA
Il from Virginia for time, will lease the Iii
large double DWELLING-HOUSE, now occupiedS4~
by ). T. Suit, Esq, situated on south side Frank
lin street between Second and Third streets for three
wears commencing first Of January next. The House
/, furnished with beautiful Furniture Carpeng Paint
ngs and Stauary, and the Library supplied with stan
dard works The Kitchen and servants very
complete. Attached to the premises extensive Sta
bles and Carriage houses lighted with gas, having two
rooms for cUachmen These can be detached il desired
from the house lot and rented without Inconvenience
10 the Dwelling. For terms, apply, between and 10
o'clock A. NJ. and and Z. NJ, to
BOILING W HAXALL
IerlS-tf Third street 2nd door frnm Franklin
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-06
BLANK BOOK NtNrrAcroaY,
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
III CHRISTMAS AND new YEARS

HOLIDAY PRESENTS
IL CHRISTMAS AND sew YEARS
BIDGOOD Riley, BOOKSELLERS. So,
Have now opened an unusually fine stock az ,Isgan.
BOOKS and FANCY STATIONERY, suiiaLi- fYr
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
All the new lLLC STRATED BOOKS Of the season
CHlLDEENS Book. endless variety, adapted il
children II all ages, and at all price,.
BIBLES and PRAYER BOOKS beautiful assortment,
in every style Of binding.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, the be-, make, at moderate
prices.
FlSE WRITING DESKS, WRITING CASES aud
PORTFOLIOS.
INKSTANDS Bronze and Ebony.
And all articles adapted 10 the Book and Stationery
business.
Also, just opened, an invoice Of
BEAUTIFUL Fancy BOXES,
All 81 which We offer at low prices.
drc93t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-06

Al APPEAL To THE LADIES OF RICuMoSD.-The
police force Of the city have just entered upon their
duties, and everything has been restored 10 civil
rule. Major Claiborne. the popular Chiet Of Police
wishes 10 know how many ladies will come forward
aud furnish each member OF has corps with 4 -utt ot
clnthe. or volunteer their services 10 make SUCH
Let the ladies bear in mind that the greater portion
of these men We're reared in Gun midst and have
seen tour wears of hard service. They are now ia
reduced circumstances and cannot afford 10 pay
tailor twenty-five dollars for the making OF these
clothes. Il the ladies Will only come forward and
volunteer their services, these men will soon De
clothed and rendered comfortable Tor the winter
We guarantee, when this Is done that there cannot
be found more efficient body, North or South. 1t
is 20 the interest Of the city that il should he done AZ
once.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-06
FOR SALE OR LEASE.

T ARGE AND VERY VALUABLE -
i RESIDENCE, AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER f;;:iR
of GRACE AND SEVENTH STREETS FOR SALE. -
We are authorized TO sell the VALUABLE RESI-
DENCE, located above, now oee lPied by Mrs.
Samuel IL contains l6 rooms, besides large Kitchen,
Carriage house &c. The dwelling is well built, with
handsome Marble Mnels the first floor, and cOnve-
nienty arranged for rst-elass family Its loeauonis
amongst the best in the city. Price quite reasonable.
fsAppiy to HARRISON. GODDlN APPERSON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-06
A FARM, within one mile of Richmond, "a

N with very yenient DWELLING -HOUS Sc, ~
containing nine rooms and all necessary out build
ings Sc-Not having succeeded in renting out
INV FARM situated a. above described, when last ad-
yersed have determined to Increase the quantity Of
Land then offered with the House To TWO HUNDRED
ACRES Il is well watered and well adapted TO the
purposes Dairy Farming Market Gardening and the
eultivaton OF the usual Farm Crops 1t will be rented
for one or more years. Apply to Messrs. HARRISON,
GOpDIN & APPERSON, or To the subscriber at the
Office Of the RIcHNoSD WIG
dac27-lOt CHI. B. WILLIAMS