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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-07-06
From the Newark Advocate,
TWO PICTURES.
MIR Dcnn,son and His Party in '52

In looking over the Ohio newspapers Of thu
year 1852 and comparing them with those 0
the present year, we find two pictures in very
striking contrast. VS. copy from the Ohit
State Journal and other papers Of that party
IN the year 1852, as follows;
FOR PRESIDENT
WINFIELD SCOTT, Of New Jersey.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
WI. 4. GRAHAM OF North Carolina.
SENATORIAL ELECTORS.
EDWARD D. MANSFIELD.
william IbeunisOn, 1r.
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AT THE SAME TIME

All The SAME TIME .rr
That the black republicans OF New York
have proposed by resolution in their last state
convention, that there ought to be an interval
between naturalization and voting, they Sustain
that provision Of their State constitution which
admits negroes to vote who own property Of the
value oftwo hundred and Fifty dolarsl
AT THE SAME TIME
That the black republicans of New Jersey,
by the recommendation oftheir Governor, and
by resolution of heir last Stite cenveation;
have taken ground in favor of an interval be-
tween naturalization and voting, they subscribe
to all the abolition doctrines concerning negro
equality!
AT THE SAME TIME
That the black republicans in the last Mich
igan Legislature voted Tor a proposition to ad-
NIT negroes to vote on property qualification
of tho hundred and fifty dollars, they unanim-
ousir voted against proposition, brought for
ward by democrat, to admit unnaturalized
Foreigners TO vote on the same terms!
AT THE SAME TIME
That the black republicans in all the north
ern states have made movements in favor o {
elevatng the negroes to all the rights ofcitisen-
ship enjoyed by white native Americans, they
have not any where made any movement in ta-
vor of mitigating the terms upon which forcing
ners are admitted to vote.
THESE ARE STUBBORN FACTS.
The black republicans party is as hostile to
people Of foreign birth-except when it wants
their yotes-as it is devoted in It's friendship for
negroes. Its policy, from the beginning, has
been to elevate negroes and for eigners. And
this will be its policy because majority of its
members are known nothngs in principle and
practice.
1t is most amusing spectacle to see people
of foreign birth acting and voting with this
black republican n-know nothing party.--De-
trON FLes Press H--MLal
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Fashionable Tailoring,

VTNHE subscriber JoHN c Burns takes this oppor
Il tunity TO inform the public and the fashiona-
Die world general ly that he has bought the tailor
ing establishment formerly belonging to John Con
we'll end respectfully requests aIl desiring a neat
and substantial Job in his line of business TO give
him call.
91r-'rhe services OF Mr. Conwell are retained In
the establishment JOHN e. BURNS.
ap20'59-tf
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NEr. Dcmnisom and His Party in 80

REP UBLICAN STATE TICKET. 81
FOR GOVERNOR,
VIM. DENNISON, JR.
.... LIEUT. GOVERNOR. .....
ROBERT c, KIRK.
SUPREME JUDGE,
WIN. Y. GH0LSON, .t
STATE AUDITOR. .e. '
ROBERT w. TAYLOR
STATE TREASURER,
A. ?. STONE,
SECRETARY OF STATE.
ALFRED p. RUSSELL.
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EsTEP & CUNNINGHAM
JOHN S. PEARCE,
SCOTT & LENNON,
A Atterneys and COunselIOrs AT Law

S CADIZ, O.
ErWlLL practice in Harrison and adjoining
Counties Especial attention given TO the bust
ness of Executors and Administrators, Sales OF unc
on Petition OF Partition Examination of titles pre-
puration of Deeds, Mortgages &C. Collection.
safely and speedily made an nywhere throughout the
United States Office, Market street, opposite the
Court House, na29'57
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YG. A. D'ALONZO,
ashiO able Tailor,

sEfla = CADIZ, O. ....r..,
41rShop--over Esteps Law Office, and immedi
ately opposite Stewart q Coleman's store All
work warranted to fit. Cutting done on short no
tice, and on reasonable terms
Codiz, Ohio, July 81. l858-lyr.
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DISTRICT ELECTORS.
Dist. Dist.
| Charles Anderson, IL William j.. Fink,
James Satin, . II James r. Stanberry
3 Thomas j Larsh 13 John Sherman,
4 John w. Derees, 1T Smith Orr,
5 Daniel Segar Is A. b. Norton,
6 Hanson L. Penn l6 Alexander Lewis,
7 John NJ. Williams, II r. B. Moore,
s William Lawrence, Is Van r. Humphrey,
8 Sardis Brchird, l9 VIM. H. Perkins,
10John j. Yanmetre, 20 Silas C. Clark,
... I'll. JOHN A. BINGHAM.
PLATFORM ResolueI, THAT the series o
acts of the Thirty first Congress--ruE ACT
KNOWN AS TIE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW INCLtDEl
are received and acquiesced in by the Wing
party of the United States as settlement, IN
principle ahM substance, Of the dangerous and ex-
citing questions which they embrace; and, sc
far as they are concerned, we will maintaih
them, and insist upon Hear enforcement until
time and experience shall demonstrate the me-
cessity OF other legislation to guard against the
evasion of the laws on the one hand, and the
abuse Of their powers on the other, not impair
ing their present e9iciencU and we deprecate all
further agitation Of thequestions thus settled as
dangerous to our peace, and will discounte-
nance all efforts to continue or renew such agi.
tati0n whenever, lghereUer on h0wcper the dttenlp
may be made; and we will maintain this system
as essential to the nationality of the Wing par.
ty AND THE INTEGRITY OF THE L.
MON"
This was Mr.. Dennisen's position in 1852
This was the platform. on which he planted
himself when commenting his party to public
favor and manlully defending its creed and or.
ganization from the bitter assaults Of the Gid.
dings abolitonists who, because they could moi
control the old whig party, organized a Hale
party and gave the vote of Ohio to Pierce. In
those days of whig pride, patriotism and ma
tionality, Mr. Dennison honestly admitted the
constitutionality of the Fugitive Slave Law and
protested that it should undergo no change
which might dimin sh its efficiency. AS truth.
full and patriotic men they mreservedly pro,
claimed their conviction that the faithful exc.
cution Of that law was demanded by the plight
ed faith which cemented the Union Of States.
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MICHAEL FEAST.

Practical a. Fancy COnfectioRer
n5 STEUBENVILLE, o.
prWholcsale and Retail Dealer in Candies
Cakes, Nuts, Raisins Crackers ant Imported Ci
gSrs, nearly opposite thebank, SteubenviIle, Ohio
N. B.-W Wedding ana other parties furnished will
Cakes. &C.. on short notice. May 10, 1855.
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MASONIC NOTICE.
MISS LIZZIE OSBURN

MISS LIZZIE OSBURN
TTAS JUST RECEIVED FROM THE EAS.
III TERN CITIES an elegant and fashionable
Spring & Summer stock of Goods in her line tf
business, consisting of
l 9sB Fashionable BOnnetS,
of every description; French and other Flowers Of
the finest kinGs Straw Goods and Straw Trim
mings; Ribbons of the best quality; in short, ma
terials OF every description for making Bonnets,-
Having spent much time in the business, she feels
confident of giving perfect satisfaction to her lady
patrons Bonnets will be made and tr immed in
she shortest possible time. All articles ordered
will receive her personal attention.
Cadiz Ohio apl3 '5S-tf ,f
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N tHIP I.---tlt<'INeY sNnrk cuhHHCVOu =" y" 7
vention, and to reject the Leavenworth delega-
\ ton. They will thus prove what has been
7 charged upon them by their opponents, that
their zeal for the negro has completely over
u Swallowed their resarl for white mems rights"
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.ES OF
U R 1T "

NO(GSttfttts
Iment, without
.ocal weakness,
Nervous Debil'
m. Imuolency ,
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ana Deau Ilttd 49, ~. ~, m
est styles and stripes mere Is Nv -
Cal! and satisfy yourselves t,ro
Cadiz, april ~ 1889 49,
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NEW BOOT AND sHo

TrHE subscribers take TINS nle.nol y
the public that they have % emu e.,
nsr,nership, tOr the manufacture oi
po' Roots, Shoes.
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~ A LONG ESTABLISHED

N3. A LONG ESTABLISHED CUSToM.-
It has long been thsscustoom on each return Of the
ed friends brothers, sister, parents and children
TO exchange small token OF esteem ,er present.
some memento which may be held sacred in after
years.
What can be more desirableo or appropriate as gift
on such occasion. than beautifully executed and
at the we'll arranged Gallery Of G. w. MINNIs. Is7
Main street. He has Just received Q large and
choice selectouof Frames. Cdses, Lockets. Pins. dc
wishing to make beautiful present, and Of secur-
ing a likeness worth retaining. with something
to visit his Gallery Remember the member 1877 Main
street epposite TIE Post Office. de l6
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FoRarRr.--The examination of F;fx
William Roster, charged with forging the nam.
OF John Robin Mcdaniel to negotiable note :or
yiiv, on the 9th Of September last. vas commen-
ansed until the hour Of adjournment. 10 be rs.
sumed at IL o'clock this morning
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~HARTsHoRnH's CURE-ALL-
THE GREAT PAIN ANNIRILATOR.
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK sTOM
ACH AND WEAK BOWELS.
PREPARED By A CHEMIST.

THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTSHORNES CURE-ALL should be keptin
as 1t frequently cur 90 in less time than it requires 70
get physician.
1t cures pain In any part Of the system and In used
externally and internally.
~ As the frequent changes OF the weather pre-
duee bad Cold. rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sore
Throat Pain In the Bowels and Stomach Tooth and
Har Ache. Ague Lumps In the Breast. Pain in the
Limbs and Body; also. Stin Neck-eyery person
should get bettie. It acts upon the Nerves. Mus
slectronagnstic power sxpels all pain from the sys
B.-H you have q Cough. use ussHARrSHORNIS
PICTORIAL SYRUP or WILD CHERRY-itis is the
best Cough esrup inthe world % and o0ets bottle
III you are Billions. use HART5HORNYS ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS. they act upon the Liver, stom
asb and Bowels. carrying OF all Bile aud fo0l Se-
cretions. Is 5cents . box. tsrs
Tho above medicines to be had ct all Drug Stores
In Richmona, Norfolk, Petersburg and ali towns In
Virginia. oc l5-6m
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haf- Dr.. BURwrL1 has removad h;

ES- Dr.. BURwRLL has removed his
Office to the North side of Broad street. lover
Ersnck's gliding estabiishment,) between 4sh and
3th streets. Office hours from A NJ to NJ and
from tos N. Night calls will please be made at
HIS residence tat Mrs. Picketts,J corner of Leigh
and 9th streets.
b. Messages left at the Office of JOHN Cook,
Corner Of Pearl and Main streets) will be attend.
cd To. de A-lms
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ePHCIAL NOTICBs,

eH- MEDICAL CARD.-DR CH, BELL
GIBSON and DR. j. s. Dorsey CULLEN, have associated
themselves ia the PRACTICEUF MEDICINE AND
SURGERY from this date,
- Office. franklin street, above 7th
JANUARY lst, 1859. ia lin
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s% sroyDs. RANGES AND Fun,

~ STovEs, RANGES AND FURAAols.
Now in store full supply, cargo of schr Mignio-
nette Purchasers are invited to examine the quail
ity Of our weres. We especially recommend the
Richm-nd PFtable Furnace, Bay State Cooking
Range and H6rp Cook Stove.
Repairs always hand for all leading articles sold
at the Governor Street Stove Store.
~ ntedimmedistely two first class workmen.
Oc l6 GEORGE STApRETT
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MPFRxsH LpHoHEs.-I have

bcFRusH LnAoHEs.-I have lust re-
LEECHES. Witch will be applied upop most reeson.
able terms.
P.g.-Cupping and Loeching promptly attended
to Can be found at all hours Of the day at the Hair
Dressing Room under the American Hotel and at
night ON 9Th street. French Garden Hill
nv 25-ts r. q. HOB8ON
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De BoYNroN's LECTURE tonight, the
FIRST of the series on Geology, should be heard by
all who wish to gain any Information on that ims
uortant branch of science. Dr.. b. 10 not only an
instructive but entertaining lecturer, and has .
remarkable tact of engaging and holding spell
bound the attention of his audience. The paint.
ings, with which DIR. B. illustrates his lectures,
are Of the very highest order. and viii OF then..
selves more than repay the cost of admission.
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Poe TIC TAsTE.-Tke editor of the Buffalo Re-
public recently indited some wre,ched verses and
put the name Of VIM. Cullen Bryant TO the head
VI them. The verses, bad as they we're, have
been copied into hundreds of Journals, aud with
complimentary comments. The author took this
questionable liberty with the poets name TO test
whether poetry is praised according TO it's merit,
ms discovered by a discriminating public, or whes
ther IL s taken for granted that it IL good because
it came from ap author Of acknowledged distinc-
tion,
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STEALIEa.-Lucy, slave to John etew-
ART, was convicted before the Mayor yesterday OF
stealing sundry articles of wearing apparel from
punished, AVA " W
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B%- DIR. R. 8. VEST, late Of Henrico,
having removed to Rich mond, tenders his probes
siOnal services to the public. Office on Erankli
st., few doors below the Ballard House, Resi-
dence, Miss Bidgood's Boarding House, cor 7th aud
Main yts de l6-lm :
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+. 1B HoBsoA's HAIR CUTTING, SHAVING
AND SHAAPoOINa SALOON. under the American 10
el-entrance on 18th street.
N. Blot. Cold and Shower BATHS can be had at
all hours. Single Bath % cents, tickets for one
dollar.
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~ DE-. JOHN B. WALrHALI, (Homeo.
pathist offers his professional services to the citi
zens OF Richmond anr its vicinity. Office at his re-
sldenco, on Leigh str ct. two doors from 9Th.
Ie lz-dlY
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A PRIZE Nor TAKEN.-About two years since
John NJ Barnard, Esq, of Boston, offered pre-.
MUM Of one thousand dollars for the best Essay
on temperance legislation, together with the out
line of law embodyng the opinions of the wrfs
tor. About forty essays were sent iu, and were
submitted 70 q committee, consisting Of Ex.Gov-
err nor Clifford, Rev. A. III. yinton, Nahum Capen
and Peter Cooper, whose decision, which has re.
Gently been returned TO Mr. Barnard, is that no
one OF the essays is, in their judgment, OF sum.
cient merit to justify them in awarding to its au
thor the prize or the preisreBce.
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de ll-lm

k&- BATHS, BATHS, BATHs-Hot
Jold and Shower Baths can be had daily at all
hours, at tho American Hair Cutting, Shaving, an(
Shampooing Saloon, under the American HOTEL
Entrance on llth street.
Single Baths Is cents. or tickets for 81 ap 10
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RICHARD X. CRALLE,

SLAVERY IN New YoRk.-Rev. Milo P Jewett
who had charge of female school in Marion,
Alabama, for some years, now has charge of one
in Poughkeepsie, New York A correspondent
Of the Mississippi Baptist, who recently visited
that place, says
professor Jewitt has three slaves whom he
brought with him from the South, and who, to
all appearances, sustain to him the same relation
that Southern slaves do to their mastsrs nor can
the wiies Of Aboitionists entice them away"
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TILR MANUrACrORY.

y RICHA0ND. VA
Near the Petersburg Depot.
Opposite Burger : Doyls's eAW yactory.
rILE6 of every description on hAnd. and Eads %
Order or the hest Hneltsh steel
N - good " nsw. LkU oHUMAN, s.
Js 7-l1s 1et1sg oQ u
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WINTER IN MINSEsorA.--AtSt. Paul, Minnesota,
the thermometer has been down to 81 degs. below
nero, or 62 degs below the freezing point. When
the mercury went up to zero the residents consid-
cred the weather quite comfortable.
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DuvAL STRExT, west of second, needs
the attention Of the city hands, as the cutters are
hl1ed up completely.
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FAST DRIVING. Tromer vas
fined s. by the Mayor for permitting his horse At.
acned to his bread cart TO be driven faster in the
street than the law allows.
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Horse THIEF TRAGEDY IN LIVINGSTON CORY

N. Y.-The Livingston Sentinel, published at
Dansville, the Genesee Valley Canal relates the
circumstances of a horrible tragedy which occur.
red in that vicinity night last week. A far
iner hearing noise in his stable, Immediately
dressed himself aud sezng club proceeded to
the scene of acten; he found his stable door open
aud two men inside. He listened and heard one of
them remark that "he could not get the bit in his
(horse's) mouth" when he Immediately stepped
to the door and enquired "who was there. This
query was responded to on the part of one of the
thieves by the presentation of q pistol to hi,
breast, but without waiting for him to fire, the
farmer dealt him stout blow over the head which
almost instantly killed him. He lived to say there
are more -" and then breathed his last. The
other thief made himself scarce. There was about
S400 found on the cody Of the dead man, but noth-
ing affording clue to his identity.
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THE WAGES OF AFRICAN Coolies French
government has provided that the term of service
of the 20 900 free Africans to be obtained on the
coast of that continent, and transported to Gauda
l0upe aud Martinique, shall be six years. They
TO be bound to give 26 days work for every
mouth, and their wages are to be 81 81 NOR th
Women to receive 81 10 mouth, and chill
dren, from to IA years of age, SO cents mouth
0ue-hslf of the wages is to be paid at the end OF
each month, aud the other hslf at the end of each
year. They may allow ten per cent. of the wages
to remain with their masters if they choose, which
shall eutitle them to be returned home at the end
Of the six years service, if they 80 desire.
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rBCIAL kOTtIEE.
Ry- Ngw YORK LIFE INSURANCE. Com
'ASY.-MufUAL sYsIEN.
tn.,sxat al $40 OO0x


With One hundred Thousand Dollars deposited
With the State Comptroller of New York, TO meet
any lawful demand which the Company fail to pay
10 Per cont oil the annual premium will be loaned
the tsssFed wheh desired.
Dividends declared annually, and have averaged
about toTty per cent.
II NOT insured you should call at and procure
ap'Stey oo your life: No natter whether young cr
Nl. married or single.
! You should insure al once for many reasons:
frst-Bec1ase it 10 loss EXPENSIVE than IL will be
ghen VOC become older.
eecoad- Bseduss II in HEALTH You will pass med
Hot ex9st.adt. on and BE ACCEPTED
Third-IiFK Is UNCERTAIN and DELAYS ARE DANCE
E0Us.
WHO MAY INSURE
ne NAV PROFESSIONAL or NON PROFESSIONAL who
sdependent upoc n SALARY for a susTESAacE, should
~ H. Because with LIFE the INCOME oEAsEs, and 10
we lOss OF HUSBAND aud FATHER may be added Ex-
F0suRE to IssuLT and POVERTY
MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
no. 4. COLEMAN NJ ID
JAS ii. GoswAr, NJ. d.
Apply at once TO
CHAs. B. WoRTHAM,l
H. W. WYATT. Asehs.
ly0 Main street.
Few doors above the Custom House.
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DsAfH OF NAVAL 0rYIoKa.--Lieut. j. Howard
March. Of the United States Navy. died on board
the storeship Relief the 2ist OF December last,
while tho vessel was on her passage from Aspin-
vail 70 New York. His remains we're brought to
New York.
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S- RELIEF FROM CoueH IN TEH M,

UrSs.-Peotorsl Candy, or Horehound, Liverwort
&c, for Coughs, Colds Bronchtis and all Affections
of the throat and Lungs Particularly ada pied for
article. Prepared only by GEO DOWDEN, Drug.
gist and Chemist. l73 Broad street Richmond, Va
Prce-25 cents per box.
For sale by all Druggists. de ll-Im
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| XHCAhhS6D OF uC
insufficient supply ofwaser furnished to the resi-
dents of shockoe Hill, by the City Water Works
| had caused so much complaint on the part of tax
payers, that, iu June last, the City Council en-
gagged the services of CHARLES ELLErT, Esq one OF
| the most distinguished Civil Engineers in this
country, to furnish plan for increasing the sup.
plies. Mr.. Ellett not long since arrived in Rich
| mond, and after making the necessary examina
tioB, has reported plan, which the Council will
| act upon next Monday. As We have not space to
| give the report in full, we append the following,
| which will clearly indicate the plan suggested
| /. Mr.. Elicit proposes to divide the distribution
of the water into an upper and lower service, and
to supply these two divisions separately, so as to
reduce the head the pipes of the lower division,
where in consequence of the great pressure, there
must be much waste, and increase it In those of
| the upper division, where, for want of adequate
pressure, there is great deficiency.
2. To obtain the water for the lower part of the
city directly from the James River Canal, west of
| the basin, where the supply will not only be as
pure any water which James river furnishes
but constant, and most abundant.
| 8. To supply the upper diyisoin for some years
| to come, by means of the present pumps, and from
/ the present reservoir, but 30 to arrange the
general plan Of the enlargement of the works,
| which will be required by the increasing demand
OF the city, as to reduce the future labor of the
pumps.
4. The division Of the pipes of distribution into
an upper and lower service. in the mode proposed
will secure at once an abundant supply of water
all parts of the city, and 1t to be deliy
TO the consumers on thehigher portions of Shockoe
Hill, where there is great want, at q materially
increased elevation.
5. The cost Of affording this immediate relief
will not exceed $4,000 and if this plan is adopt
| ed, some moderate additional outlay for small
comp pensation reservoirs will enable me to add
| few feet more to the height at which the water
from the present reservoir can be delivered
Through the present mains.
MIR. Elicit then proceeds to detail his plans, at
length, and shows conclusively that an increased
supply of water may be furnished to the city for
SIC, 900, which will meet all the demands Of the
public for many years to come.
Mr. w. Gill, the City Engineer, also directed to
furnish the Water Committee with plan, has
done 80, in able report, which We will briefly
Gotice hereafter. His plan Is far more expensive
than that of Mr.. Elicit; but which of the two 10
most likely to meet the wishes OF the Council, We
are unable to say.