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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-25

ARGA SALE OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
~ LEAF TOBAOCO
FATNAR CO. Will hold their on ruesday
August and the succeeding days. until the catalogue dis
pceed Of, VIZ
KENTUCKY TOBACCO.
1000 hossheads partly of fhe bright medium couuon
tobacco, suitable for 6ne cutting partly Of heavy shipping
CONNECTICUT OHIO AND STATE SEED LEAF To-
BAuCO.
The Connecticut OF the packing Of Messr Oswn Wees and
Eury r. Kent
The Chic of Nessrs- Fetmap Co Is own packing.
Sbe State seed Of tbs packing Of Mesns Oswn Weles
RrotherS
HAVANA TOBACCO.
600 bales Of Havana tobacco, Of Messrs Faman 90
importation.
NOTICE
The samples Of Kentucky will be ready for examination
the go And x3d days Of ugust
The sampies OF seed leaf the 9th and August
Faiman Co q store No. l67 wafer street
The Havana the 26h 9th and 10th of August Messrs
Fatmsn 90 . bonded warehouse, ls5 Water street.
Parties should be here in ample time 70 examine the goods by
catalogue on II days specified.
Catalogues ard permission to examine the goods be OBJ
aped at FamAn Co.'S store, Monday, the 22d day OF
August
Terms-Under 5000, cash; s. COO IS OO0 four
months credit S. 600 TO $40 00 four and months $4,000
upwards four sx and eight ,nhs Notes 10 be
satisfactory 70 the sellers payable the city Of York.
For further particulars inquire Of address FAlMAN
CO, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-25

r AUCTIOr.-To BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
Al The Public Pound corner Of One tuuared and
seventh street bird avenue yellow no horr ed CO
ON saturday, august ", at 10 O'Clock
WILLIAM g. LITTLE. Pound Mater.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-25

DOwERY THEATRE.
ID FRIDAY. August %,
Grand Complimentary benefit TO
]. W. COLLIER,
On v biob occasion
Miss N A. MIrCaELL ard
Miss z .TG PENNOYER
LOOK OUT FOR A aKEAT BILL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-25

FNAEPBELL's BENRFIr.
" CARD 10 Thu PUBLIC
We the undersigned beog desrous estfyiuR our ess
apc Mr. CAmpbel Acting Nsnass1 AZ Wennsa
Mps 90 hereby combine purpose OF eudarua m
a ntsyv benefit Woods Hall 66i and SIS BreoA
way The evening of Thursday, August Is 1859.
NEW YORK, August IT, 1850.
Hon. A. A Thomoson, Hon. A. K. MAYNARD.
Hon. I. Stu! vesan'. Hon VIM. @ Mc,AuS1ln,
Hon John Brown, Bon. James J. Reilly.
Hon r. j. Jtmmersou, q. TisdalL
j. p. houH, Charles z Fond.
Jsmes L. smith, James Phair,
David Leans, Robert II. SnaitA,
l. A. berd ricks, A SNOW
Vim Cauidws1, A.. williamson.
y. b street. Joseph @. X. fooler,
fFArcB b. smhh, p. Browne
y ~ Fhair. A O. Seaman,
Jam Jones. Charles Grimm.
Lrsr!ss Gayior George AobertA
q Peaxry, A X. soencsr
George " h,rtou, W. X. W. Chambers.
j. Ahfru Browne, George a Perry.
u s smith. Samuel @ Foster.
James Donrelly - T. Hedruberx.
Aid Charles Francis, A strs10a.
AID L. W. Genet j. Hot,
And 40 others
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-25

4 SSIGNEE's sALA-AUCTION NorIOE.-PRRsMP.
tory sale OF ready made clothing dry goods cloth, sk.
will sell this sday, Augu Is q, 10Y o'clock, largo assor
sn OF fashionable clothing consisting Of caimers and nlos
cs sact dress and business coth and sA
net psns k satin and velvet also coha cassimeres
sAs DRY goods 10. Well the attention OF the trade
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-25

T NoRIARTY, AUCrIONs ER WILL SELL THIS DAY
at ich O'Clock At l73 nathan square all the furniture,
Try goods oil paintings slocka glassware
md other goods advertised for Wednesdays SALE post
joned unavoidable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-25

r oOK AT THESE PRICES OF THE NEW LINE FOB
Ia CahforpA-steerage $50 second cabin STA first cabin
slN0 Including railroad ticket The fayoeie steamship
NORTHERN LIGHT Capt Tinklepaush Will leave from pier
No North Yver Monday. Sept. g. al O'Clock r. NJ,
needing via Panama Railroad with the seamship
Extra steamers OF this line always at nsuring
prompt connection at the Ishmus The North star wi.suo
September For freight or pAasage apply TO IA b. ALLEN
Agent. No Bowling Green. New York city. >
EEA persons forbid trusting any account Of
the above lhips or 0WnerA q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-25

NOK SAN FRANCIS JO-THE MAGNIFICENT CLIPPER
II sbip ZEPHYR, j. B. King, commander. at pier Ne
E.. river Shoppers wishing their goods
their advantage to ship BY this conveyance and obge By
sending the same alongde without delay For freight apply
ID BA BCOCK STYLES, ITO Wall atreet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-25

BILLIARDS GRIFFITHs IMPROVED COMBINATION
d cushioned tables only be bought at h factory se
Private houses furnished Beware Of the numerous paten
humbug cushions. W. Il. GRIFFITH, l46 Fulton st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-25

~ .Vf,rsvs .Nu ygwwnY REPAIRED, IN THp
w 80 ,,S,ner br IL lest London and Geneva workmon,
a, sfO n ALIENS as broadway one doar below Canal
s.ssel formerly Of 80. Il VA street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-25

q q HoRfON, AUCTl OEEER. WILL SELL THIS d AY
O. AT bis salesrcou 1872 Hudsoa street at o'ciock
by virtue of execution gun barrels fishing tackle
segars and furniture the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-25

Il werp-Packet ship YORKTOWN, for London, sails
gust from pier 10 East rver second cabo found $40
chip AsHBURION for werp sails TO-DAY:
and found $l8 clipper chip for Live pool sails
brought out from Loudon at reduced
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-25

fKT A. CARTER. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
w this ut 10Y ococz ihe premses entire
pal or chamber and kitchen furniture of house 4S
Sixteenth street. between Fifth aui hxh sofas
tire tables seat Airs bedseads carpe &c
&c Deposits required THOS MURPHY, Deputy Sheriff,
Atty for mor.g sRee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-25

NJOw RAADY FOX THE FALL TRADE, A LARGE
IN stock Of improved billiard tables; will show the bcs Ia
PIE and The best running taole The United States Or forfeit
tme viii samples OF s the different cushions
made and Dot suy man how to buy table BY ealing a. W
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-11

TN DEATH OF MRS WORDSWORTH The Ems Iisb
news, published yesterday, briefly noticed the de,
cease OF Mrs. Wordsworth, the widow of the we'll
known poet. The Losdon News says:
There was something mourpful in the lingering
OF this aged dyblind deaf. aud here aved In her
latter years-but she was not mournfut any moe
than she vas insensible. Age did not blunt her
feelings nor deaden her interest In the events Of
the day. 1t seems not 30 very long ago that he
said that the worst o; living In such place f.s The
Lake distrct was its making one INV wiiling 10 eo.
Il was too beautiful u let on. be ready to leave ii
Within a few years the beloved daughter was zone
ard then the aged bu bard and then the sou inav
and :hen he deyosed friend. Mr 4rdsworth, ruh
hsk-r, Mr VI x9D. who paid his duty OCCASIONALLY
by the siGe Of her cbs then she br rearos flpd And
deaf Still her cnoe,fnln was indemitablap
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-11

The editor OF 1.-THE London Times receives the
same salary as the President Of the United States
Pixies Opera House, Cincinnati, is 10 be lighted
by ,ai5 gas jets. s.
Robert Comperry at one time the wsalthiest
merchant 10 Nashville, died In Memphis last week
IN the icck<up, from intcmpefance. e@
The United States steamers Mississippi and
Powhatan, and sloop Gel man town, Tensined at
Hong Kong on the 10Th CT November.
II is said that the President contsmplates q
visit TO Wheatlsnd. private business soon after
the adjournment of Congress. 'ss
-Four Europeans have gone to Afriea expressly
TO trade in native cotton, and several Loraon
houses are about TO invest largely in the ssms
fHs srsIxE AT LowELL-The strike as the facto.
!. sies 10 lowell 10 chiefly among the Irish aud
American girls. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-11

PosroFFIcE BUSINESS IN BosToS-Tbe new po...
cfiee building in Boston will be ready for ocnp-
patton about the LIST of March. The Ledger.
speaking OF the postoftice business in Boston,
says:
The work of the Office requires about ninety
clerks, five collectors, and sixteen penny post
men. Some idea cao be formed Of the amount Of
work necessary to be done, from the fact that
there are received daily for distribution in III h
city upwards of 20 900 letters on the average AMI
for expectation, including the letters received IN
the distributing Office, upwards Of 10000. The
number OF letters carried by posimen daily 10 bo.
tween 1000 and 5000, From 5000 TO 4,00O let.
'ers are daily deposited in the iron receiving
boxes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-11
ZELEGRAPHIC NEWN
nEroRrED FOK Tnn ..ossrATGa
oON0REssI,,NAL,

OON0HE1GfONAE1.s z. =
NJ, sshixefoS. Feb. 10.-.Ssaafs Mr.. Yplss. Of
po,ss1 f.n x.,. tns committss oa pest sfices, fs-
Havana . Key West aud ohsslsstcn. 1'.
.o.tn,.x os - negctfats the purehass cf Csba vss
lntioDs Resumed. slssssa~
Mr. CIingmsn made spovsrs.t .,..... s..,.
to Mr. Bgfer's. He thsushs nsprs,,s.as. ,Ry ~.
sssiss relief for hesselfas the sxpes. ~ - -
OF the conosry. Mr.. Binnens ibliovei.
Mf. foote moved 70 ansad the Cuhaa kui "a
titled ssS ~
Me- push followed in favor Of the sesaisisie. Il
The general Impression is that the Cubss hi,i
may pass the Senate, but viii be defeated n ne
House. fT.a- s - s :.
Hoass-Ths Oregon bilias it passsd the Senate
was reported back by the Territorial Comnittee.
aud dscussed until the House took rscess Is vae
made tue speciai order Of the day for Saturday
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-11

III R L QFFAR Tho Society OF
Friends OF this oisy and neigbberhood, have kind
y rendered the use OF their meeting house 10
nov; @ faANCiS j. boGGs, Pastor Of Bethel Chapel a,
Rockets, for religious service on the Sabbath a.
aud have allowed him the privilege Of erecting q a
nag pole la the church yard. from which The
Bsthei nag will wave. Rev. Mr.. Bocss will in
future hold prayer meetings at the Quaker meet.
ins mouse on sunday mornings, and preach there
IN the afternoon at g o'clock. The usual service
will be continued at Rockets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-11

PRINrER's CHRisrMAs.-The editor of the San.
dy Hill Herald says that on Christmas Eve an ex.
pressman delivered to him an exceedingly INV,
terlous box. After paying the chargss-3s cents
being jnst the amount of money he had Inv him
he proceeded with nervous hands TO exau,in.
its contents. He says: "rhe cover ia removed.
when our eyes we're gisddened with the sight
OF nae, fat turkey. The next thing brought
10 iight was bottle OF champagne, and the
next, and last, huge demijohu, marked 20 Tar
what IN the world is D Tarr 1t must mean
Old Tar; but what in the world induced sny
one u send Us either old or neao tar We
maven got any wagon; and as for getting up A
bohfre for the benefit Of the ..RepnbIcan.,, va
are not In the humor. We have iii We will saiI
itto the ltSery man. Called on him. and he sais
ne d'd NOT use tar, but grease, on his wagons
humos, still wondering why ir was .ent re n.
Resolved nnaliy to draw the cork. Did So It
wasns tar. Smeit oft. Knew by the rmeiI that
it wasn't tar Tasted Of it, and became fully
sa',sned - Inas IL wasn't tar: Tasted agsin-knew
1t wasn't tar. Tasted again, and then drew mn |.
resolution declaring, in the most eu phatic terms
that 1t wasn't tar. Tasted again, and then an,
tered the resolution among the regular proceed
ihgs, 10 make is sure that it wasn't tar. Tasted
again, and felt very happy. Tasted again ans
soon became very rich, aud resolved to give onr
cottage to poor widow, aud pure chase the elegant
mansion over the way-to douate our office 10
Jsbe. aud buy out ths New York Ledger. Gave
the devil $50 gold piece for Christmas and
promised him round 800 for New Year's.-
Bought a $4,000 pair of Eags and a sleigh eush-
ioDed with scarlet velvet and decorated with
gold And pearls. Ordered from the South
darkey driver and postman, whose faces shope
like glass bottle under direct sun raw Went
over to the Union, aud told Fred to send every
poor family in town barrel of JRlian MilIs'
four aad nameless other articles to render them
comfortable Bought all the wood ip market,
and ordered ii to be sent mediately to the afore
said poor families. Gave each of the ciergymen
In town ST. 900: adopted fourteen orphan girls
and fifteen orphan boys; run around and paid all
debts. what priater earth ever done that y
s.ssea ;,"S sos'ore we 'noasns) pretty girl mho
looked unpleasant when this happened;) settled
The matter by ordering 81 900 shawl, aud q set
OF furs costing al equal amount; put on our slip.
pers. (imagining thai We heard musc;) did hear
music; for somebody came being kicked out Of
bed. Alas, We had only been dreaming.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-11

WILLIAM AND MARY CsLLzaE.--0n Wednesday
morning last $40 900 had been raised ct Williams.
burg. Va, for the re-erection Of William aud Mary
College. The Professors had contributed libesally
President Ewell had engaged workmen who we're
employed in cleaning mp the ruiss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-11
FIRkMEH's DIFr,ouLry-Tba amman

FIHkMEE DIFFICULTY -The eummons
against Wm. jenkins, for obstructing the fireme n
ia tne discharge Of their duty, was again befsrr
'ne Mayor yesterday and dismissed. The Nav,
s.a.ed that the difficulty of understsn nding un.
puo'isIsl or"iaauces was so great, that Sir. J
may have supposed himself entitled 10 the nr,v+.
reyes Oh fireman He, however, wished i,
nnnuers-ood that to refuse to give way to the
srisacs, at fire, was obstruction, aud wouId
90 oe considered by him. The Fire police officer
wear an insignia of office, that they might b,
kboWn, and as they had control at fires, IL va,
tne DUTY OF all go,d citizens to aid, rather thai
opstruct then iu the DISCHARGE Of their dn;iss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-11

FATAL AccrDssT.-0n Friday evening last, Paul
Morgan, sou OF VIM. p. Morgan, Who resides near
Prospect Depot, PriBce Edward county, Va while
engaged in cutting down tree. was struck on the
head by limb, ahich broke OF. aud almost ins
ssantly killed him. Mr. Morgan.was about 2I or %
years Of age, and was aa industrious and promls.
ing young man,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-11

CHAsas IN SUPERINTENDENT The board OF dirsc
tors south Side Railroad, has elected Hsnry
Bird, Esq superintendent and Eaeineer. 10 uiacs
oiGso Asnp,Esf and increased the salary from
dsrstood, will take charge Of tho yard a ! simils,
salary. - -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-11

MAPLE SuaAa.--The Ashtabula fOhio) ssnijssl
says that some OF the farmers In that resioa have
already begun TO make maple sussr. Ash tabsia
aud 0eauga counties produce mere sugar than
auy ether counties In the State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-11

PosTcYncE ATFsIRs.-Estabiish q posteffce at
Chestnut Hill, Kanawba county Va and arrcint
VIM FMaueran pcstmater: on route from lewis
burg TO (Charleston) Karawha u. cbange the
1ams n OF stony Greek, Scott county. Va. to Fort
ter, wire d A Collins. resigned At Hhfsbweu qh,
Lovdcun county, Va. James Carroll Is appointed
postmaster, vice Zones, Jr, resigned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-11

EXTRAORDINARY TENACIfY OF LIfE-During the
Intensely cold Monday night OF January 10,h, a
Mrs. Albrioh OF Haverbili, Nass., who had TWO or
three days before presented her spouse With pair
of twins, left her bed In deirous state, and with
40 covering but her night clothes, went TO the
reigbboring woods. where she was found nearly
two hours afterwards, actively walking in circu.
lar path, which Was beaten hard by her bare feet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-11

The GRAND JUaY of the Hustinps
court will meet on Monday mex, a, IL O'clock. AZ
which time the witnesses recognized to appear.
should De pnnctual in their attendance. Unless
1ne Jurors are prompt, they will not be able to
get through the large amount of business To i,e
sent to them to be acted upon
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-11

The STAR SPASdLED BANNER.-The Erglish man
Of war Mendon, on board of which Mr.. Francis Key
wrote the undyng lines of the "Star Spapgied
Banner" while a prisoner on her decks, and while
she, among Others was engaged 10 attack upon
Bal imoie, is now permanently moored in the poi
of Hong Kong, China. She is used sold hu lk'
new. Then she was in the van of an attacking
squadron,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-11

Our TREATY WITH CHINA Erbiu who arrived
In the Asia, is the bearer OF the new treatys made
with China by MIR. Reed, the American minister.
The latter gentleman expected 10 leave for the
United States early In December. q. 8. steamer
Minnesota sailed from China for Boston on the 3Oh
of November
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-11
PACIFIC RAILWAY.

New 0RLEASs, Feb. 10.--Ths Pacihc RaiIgsv
Company . President Mr.. Fo wilkes, has arrived here
from, Marshak and deposited to the stockholders
credit the loan from the bank. He states there
IL deficiency of$200 900 In the accouaes OF the
old company. He addresses the public Tonight
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-11

FRAcAs AT LEAvENwoRrH, KAssAs.--A Mr. White,
employed 10 the Lesveu~orth Kansas Joornai
office, made ssssnlt on Mr. Bleos reporter of he
Times, on Saturday night Several shots we're sx.
changed Mr. Boos received three slight wounda
Write has been arrested.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-11

SINGULAR RnsuLr.-The Selma Ala J Sentinel says
that dentist OF that city recently prepared full
some sixty or seventy years old, and who has been
quite deaf f,r twenty years past Assoou ~ the
teeth were placed In her mouth, tbs hearing Of the
old lady became quite suddenly as good ~ II ever
b i'd bseu.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-11
T'O TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS

fwest Oil ia bottles and 0u dreurht
To- eases sweet OIL, Marseilles
50 do do Bordeaux
4, Also. few bali pipes Of Olive OIL al name quail
~ as that 10 b. tiles, aud which we can sell al
sont otLirfs the present price Of Gil In bottles
--ssastng ~ So Der cent
fUaCELt. LA DD L &Co, Drue sists.
nv torGer Main and Governor sts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-11

81. LOUIS, feb. 9.-The eps,.itsntiary building at
Alton, III was partially destroyed by fire last
evening. The loss 10 unknown. No prisoner o..
capped. The fire was the work of en- iucepdiarv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-11

SALE OF LASD.-The Gunsson tract, contaiuips
about $1,000 acresip Fairfax county. Va, has
been sold to some ged emsn from the North for
k20 500 sa 9es1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-11

L IL + DISP ATC III.
FRIDAY MORNING. - FEBRUARY ii, 1853.
NoMlN aTfONFoR GovsRNOR.

The Opposition Convention yesterday nominated
Hon WV l. 0oeeiS, of Bedford county, Va, - It's
candidate fer next Governor Of Virginia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-11

PIPES AND pCiaAHs.-0wing TO the inferior qualit y
Of cigars now thrown into market, maDy old
suokers have been driven to the use OF the pipe,
"the quality OF Turkish and other fancy tobacco
being better than that Of which most cigars gre
made. aud pipe smoking being less thaa oDe-:enth
asexpensive as cigar smoking"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-11

An ECONOMICAL praP.-Ihe New York Central
railroad Company have proeurdd caoric engine,
TO use at their wafer works, at Rome, n. Y, in
piaee OF q steam engine. 1t is said TO work we'll,
aud II only costs twenty cents aday to run it. Ii
is used to pump water from the Mohawk river
into the xater houss Of the Company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-11

A TOUCH JEgsEYNAS-rhe Sussex IN j J Re-
gister says, that on the night Of the 18th OF Jan.
usry, (ths coolest for many years., Aaron vanaik.
er, aged 90, attempted to cross the Delaware In q
skif, and getting csushtin the ice, he lost his
oars, and drifsed until after daylight next mora
ming, when he rescued near the Water Gap,
after hisesa hours exposure to regular Arctic
Temperature, without so mueh as frozen toe or
rnger.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-11

liz OUR MiDsr"-Tbis phrase 10 seldom more
appropriately used than In describing the collie -
"psin 10 orr alidst."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-11

GISa WORM RgaEDY The Fayetteville ObseT'
yer publishes the following recipe for the cure OF
Ring worm and tetter:
"Heat fire shovel or piece of iron to . red
/ put handful Of shelled corn on the heated iron
take a cold smoothing iron aud press on the
bnruing corn, aud there will BE- kind OF oil thar
will gather on the iron. which will be sure 10
cure any kind Of tetter, IL applied two or three
timsa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-11

~ DR. Joas q. WALrHALL, Homose-
pathist) Offers hs pro essional services 70 the i.,
ddenoe, on Leigh ssr %. twe doors fran ssk.
10 l2--dly as Z.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-11
j. SFTH MICHAR n.
[oPFIcE q RESdDkMcE ~, G0RNkK o. kfLs

Tan aers his services % the cszoDa ~ Richmond and
a.joining Counties in his prof ssiopAl capxcify--
that hs eau warrant al operations. pevs6ymed b.
hita to xive entire s4;sfa sti,n- - l3-1ass
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-11
NEw P1ANs Eneineers Rllet ana

NEW PLANS - Engineers Ellet and
diii aud Superintendent Davis are prepariog'a
variety OF plans to be submitted to the Civ Conn
cii f,r increasing the supply Of water, all OF
Wnish wiz be made public in the courss of {. "
weeas. one OF these, suggested oy Mr.. Davis, ia
~ eec' at suitable points in the city large iron
receivers, forty feet high and capable of storing
s'A'y thousand gallons Of water each, is likely to
meet with great favor amoug the firemep. inasI
mach a. u Will supply them with abundance Of
Ster iof tnelr eDgioes, in times of fire. aud re,
ieve the draft upon the mains in an psrts of thu
ivy. Si4 OF tnese columns will contain three hun.
o.eo and sixty Thousand gallons Of water Eyerv
nlga. they will be lied to their utmost CAPACITY
tne day Will act az feeders to the MAINE
sneIsDy reviewing the draft upon the mains caused
oy tue iinited capacity of the pipes to carry off
anu oistripuse the water in the reser v)r Each Of
Voirs may be 90 constructed, AZ to feed
iou. Dgiaes Ia times of fire. and as each will draw
upon all the rest tho entire number may be drained
OF tneir three hundred and sixty thousand gallons
oeIorc any Graft 10 made upon the mains. The
Gus. oi these columns is estimated at sc 600 each
auu % as ihey are to be made Of boiler iron, and
VIII last Tor all time, they may be bsudsomeIy
painted and made quite orpa mental Ar we'll A. uss,
lu,. MT. Davis intends submitting this plan.
WITH others. 10 Mr.. Eiet, and il that gentleman
agrees with him, that it will overcome Ali the
ulnasullies, and give Shockoe and Church Hill.
to the Council
Ne arc glad to hnd that many Of our largest
TAX payers are IN favor of 80 improving the pres
eu' water works. regardless of cost, as to ensure
an abundant supply Of water, in ali parts of ,he
coy; TOT many years to come. This continual
pstchihg and pidiing OF au Improvement 90 esseus
.al 70 the well beiug and prosperity of the city.
~ snortsishted pulley that will cost great
uea in the ehd, and yet never answer the pur-
poses Tor which it is designed. Let the improve.
ments when made be ample and substantial, cost
wnat they may, and our citizens will be better
On 10 tithe to come, than If nothing had been