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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-26

A NV REsEEvoIR-The Sup't Of the Water Works
in bis last report to tie Watering Committee" earnest
y recommends the construction of new reservoir The
present has been in for about sixteen years and
ha%ncver had the water drawn OIL from it since its
ton consequently, the deposit Of sediment on the bot
tom ana sides Is very great The bottom has not less
than two aud half feet of mud which certainly ought
to bee removed The brick pavement the sides is set
ling very much in several places caused by the agitation
OF the water during high winds which has gradually wash
ed out the clay behind the bricks, and viii doubtless
eudluger The safety Of the embankmeut at some time
perhaps not very remote. Repairs cannot be done un-
less the water is drawn or which under the present
rangemeut, is totally impaclicabe.
We convinced th1t the most feasible and Jude Gus
scheme tor new reservoir that recommended by
Messrs GIN aud Davis several months ago. They pro-
posed 20 make au cub3nkmcut around the ravue near
the present reservoir and thus lake of water
yOm which TO supply the lower section Of the city re-
serving the present reservoir for the supply Of Shockoe
HILL The Council must come to this conclusion at last
and any peuuy-wsc tiuLeiug with the plun or dcpar-
ture from &C. viii but tend to increase the expense here
after, when the Improvement becomes indispensable -
Why upon it now seeing the coalition Of the old
reservoir
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-26

CRY CorSUt-A called meeting Of this body was
held Tuesday afternoon, and as the messenger Of the
Council was absent from tte city the reporters were not
aaD,iled OF the meeting and consequently did not at
tend The press ought 90 be- Informed iu advance OF
every meeting Of tle Council h1t takes place n order
that the proceeding. may be reported for ths u.ormau
OF the public aud again insist that the Council should
instruct tho Chamberlain to issue aud send TO each
newspaper oi-e notice OF every meeting similar in
specification to the summons served upon the member,
OF the Council II tls Doe DONE the absence or iuhdycr
teuce Of the the Messenger will not be the means Of
causing the attendance of reporters any meeting
which mas Doe convened for some special purpose, in
shich the tax PAYERS are interested
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-26
SAPONIFIER,
RY THE GOVERNOR.

A PROCLAMATION.
conformity with the sixth section Of the sixth article Of the
Constitution Of this at providing T the election
Judge for each Circuit Court hereby make proclamation
Judges owing Judicial Circuits elected du
ring year wit Por the Circuit composed
Princess Anne Norfolk Sansemond Isle Wight
Southampton SuTy and Sussex and the cy % Norfolk
for the 9Th Circuit the counties and North
Ampon; the sixth Circuit Of the couus Of Elizabeth
City warwick York Gloucester Matthews MidlesrX, HeHGico
New Kent. Charles City, james City and the city Of Williamsburg
the seventh Circuit the city Of Richmond .r the ninth Cir
cult Stafford Prince william Alexandra, Fairfax fauquier and
Rappshsnuock the tenth Circuit Culpcper Mad Gree
Orange Abcuarl Louisa. Fuyanna and Goochand; for the
eleventh Circuit Nelson Amherst Rockbidg Augusta and Bath
for the twelfth Circuit Pend-n, Highland Rockingham, Page
Shenandoah Warren aud Hardy rth thirteenth Circuit Clarke
Frederick Hampshire Morgan, Berkeley and jefferson for he ~
teenth Circuit, Giles Mercer, Raleigh Wyoming Logan BooneFay
Clay Nicholas and Webster for the sixteenth CIRCUIT GraysOn,
Carroll Wyhe, Floyd Pulaski and Montgomery FOR the nineteenth
Circuit Wood Writ Glmer BraXton, Lewis Ktch noddrdge,
and Calhoun; for the twentieth Circuit Hancock Brooke
Ohio, Marshall Wez Tyler and AononRaa and for the TWEEN
tyhrst Circuit Harrison Marion Taylor Preston Harbour Ran
dop Upshur and Tucker The said elections 90 take place
Thursday Of the ensuing May behed In each
county according law and officers required 10 them
selves accordingly.
hand Governor, under tie seal Of the
ri, Commonwealth at Richmond, the It'll Hay " April,
o. ls6O and in the eighty fourth year Of the Common
wealth.
JOHN LETCHER.
by the Governor
GgoRGE W. MrSToRD sec'y Of the Commonwealth
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-26

Geo Smith bad trunk containing wearing apparel stoi-
en- from bis room lie traced it 90 Jos Sir1ilgos aud
learned Chat VIM. Cline had brought 10 there empty
Cine vas arrested and soon after e. ". Grace called
upon S.,h With proposition Co paw him ifhc would
vi. draw che charge against Cline Whether the Offer
vs accepted or not Is matter of inference, but smith
became suddenly convinced Of the unocencv Of CiGe
ai applied 90 Alderman SiuNay for bis discharge al,g
ing thar d mar named johnson vas the thief. Mr StsN
a7 very properly ,iued % interfere and when the case
Wis e.ai il he MAYORS Court on Monday fhs witness
ca ~n.H. Grace, ana Louis Augehue answered not
Sarrrs we're issued aud served, returnlble the mex,
dls 1g- sill .hry came rot They were then arrested
dr when each of them stated that the trunk bad 1eeu
stolen rv q man atmeI Mitchell, who had d q 20 Peters
burg The entire party remaudad Co jail until this
morning wbea The Mayor viii determine what he vii
90 with ,tcm.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-26
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
FEMALE SEMINARY
on GRACE STREET BETWEEN Sd & 4TH,
RICHMOND VTRGTNTA


REV NJ D. HOGE, d. D. p-,t,.
A. NJ DUPUI, A. NJ, '''NeP@S'
JNE duties the Institution
l. sumed on TUESDAY, the Sd day Of January, 1850,
INSTRUCTORS
Rev. Moses D. Hoge D. English Literature studies
Dupuy NJ, Mental aud Moral Philosophy and Natural
Sciences.
s II Coleman, university Of vA) Mathematics Anceni Ian.
guages and History
Mise Augusts Daniel, Preparatory Department
Prof Charles seibert Piano
Madame Mathllde Etyan, Vocal Music
Prof A. La Bombsric, French
Pref G. Persico Italian, Drawing and Painting.
senor Carlos Cordoyez Mera Spanish.
Prof Heinrich Schneider, Harp.
Prof o. A. Rricssion Guitar
DR. Hoges Lectures English which have found
interesting and instructive, will continued Young
dies residing In the city who pursue
school, but who still wish TO cultivate Bellies
members Of his Glasses and hour without
being otherwise connected with the Seminary.
TERMS.
Board for nine months lending last day Of June s6 500 %
washing ana nghs 20 90
Tuition In the Preparatory Department. 90 GO
do In ordinary English branches. .....
do In advanced do do ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80 90
do n.Modern and Ancient Lang each o.
lesson Of one hour per 20 %
For two lessons OF hour each per week .. 50 w
Use OF Pano 10 "
Drawing Orsyon - 20
fanuhg IN wafer So!ofs 10 20
Painting In OIL. "
The Boarding Department under the and M
Dupuy who Parental control young ladies en-
trusted 10 their
Dr. Hoge will take pleasure answering any letters Of inquiry
with regard 10 the school All business letters should addressed
10 A. NJ. DUPUY.
jA2-dly Richmond Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-26

ISEASrJ,inz-The ,Ase OF Mrs. Mary Farrell, charged
with causing the death Of her infant by wilfu neglect
was investigated yesterday, before the Mayor The
prisoner is a widow, and not only poor but cmaciated
and feeble from her sUferugS. 1t is not for
make much scrutiny into her mutiny,' for, in
deed there's ", rarity Of Christian charity under the
SUM- nor is the case OF that character that either invites
iustiies the publication Of fall details The accused
occupied room which she rented from Mr. Ed. Geutry
On "a street near Byrd and being confined TO her bed
bv cb she said supplied with the neceSsaries Of
life by several benevolent ladies' who informed OF
her desu,iou but did suspect her plrturient eond
ton The child found the 18th inst il trunk
which had been placed az the mouth Of culyert near
The PlUi,euary and decomposition had progressed very
far. package Of receipts in the trunk afforded clue
90 The mother and she was taken into custody by the
police. she acknowledged that she gave birth 10 the
child but said that 70 bled TO death The Mayor
mand,d her to oil uhou, deciding at this time, what Dis
position he WouI make OF the case.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-26

Pau.t ilsss-Wm. Thacker aud Mr, Nancy Wicker
we're lrrig-ei h.ior, the Mayor, Yesterday, charged
a.,a as-r-uc Mrs Tlacsc- THE case was dismissed
ue c'mHalnsuf- brother have testified that she was 20
g-'1t ruIciu., and addicted lo strong drink
purity o.. fee negroes charged with stouug the resi-
ds1cs of N-- E.s Fau.U1 on uuyIi street. uer Brooke
Avenue were committed Tor examination on Fudhy.-
This seems I1 have been great Outrage.
Wu Tate. T. H. . charged vith tr,-pls-i0g on Hun
'er and u.arlc. i, the theatre tar was punished.
D.. Ashley for being drunk ON tle sidewalk, was
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-26

Sold By all Respectable Deos~s throughout the Country.
Tlls brand Of CHAMPAGNE which until the past year
confined exclusively the best tables Of the Continent Of Eu
rope has uubouuded and POPULAR
" this country Il recommended by some Of the fist Phys
clans Of the city York all other wines Of
It's extreme purity lecacy who try rarely
use any other Although only year has elapsed since
it, into This country the demand and con
stant Increasing arrangements such the
quality the being maintained present high standard
The Prince Imperial Imported solely by being the sole
Agents o. Messrs Ds vSSoGs Co, IN this country.
EY. HAUGHwOUT& Co,
Nos ass 800 and 4g2 Broadway n. Y
Sold In this city by DUDLEY CO. WINSTON POWER and
SPORTS HARVEY 4 co uh6-l3m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-26

y PROPERTY ON GAMBLEs HILL, KNOWN A. ms "a ~
BLE5 MANSION" TOGETHER WITH SEVERAL VACANT IoTs
AOJ0INNG.As Commits pointed by a decree Of he Cir
cult Court the City Of Richmond pronounced tho Ian pen
ruay ls; In the Of Preston against Tyrre &c or br
Of shall sell at public auction the premises on WEDSgI
DAY the "a Of May, 1900 a. ~ clock T. NJ II falr n not he
next fair day. the valuable real estate above referred IN no
In the occupancy Of MtssFs VIM Wallace SONS as
has front o. pa y feet N. East n OF 81 street and
depth Of 20 Feet to alley - Vide The Mansion o1se
large ore and few years ago, greatly added TO altered
and repaired ands In pretty good repair There Willie Al
taci Mansion - sig feet Of land on 81 street aud t hal
the land will be divided into six building lots
the original Plan and survey which will shown 3, the M and
can snte by at the Of the Aur,lorerr T
location Of foregoing real Justly regarded as among d.
IN Richmond commanding does fun view on
the city and James River and the undng country for miles
extent
TbHsEnough IN cash to day "opens of sale balance
months negotiable notes interest added .stis
tory endorsed ard title rrtanrd I'LL all the purchase money
paid The aud insurance for s be paid by purha
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-26

A--uaE. TsEsri,s-Jo5u r. Gaines was before the
Mayor yesterday on tLe charge OF pulling down brick
sal. 0a Ms. Eliza Ctsructou- property. he was act
ing under lc Instructions of Iaoua, samson, who o~ueS
te adjoining property, and assumed tGc responsibility
n. ue .lesp4-- % any had been committed, which hr
!. N ClHirrtou affirmed The Mayor after a learned
exposition OF t.e Ia g che course 90 which, he raspcd
somebody t0r d.srsspeettgi sig-iou 90 "MayO Ouidc,
dismissed the warrant and the parties retired Mr.. T.
ayJEag Dds purpose 90 obtain redress In the civil courts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-26

WoNuEEYrL OrERArioN.-It affords much pleasure
10 referring readers to very extraordinary and sue
ce,>ia operation for deafness performed yesterday by
DR. Ealing on one Of our citizens who had suffered from
deafness for several years Il consisted in the removal Of
polypus, which effected in few seconds, and with
the slightest pain. certificate from the gentleman
will be seen 10 another column
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-26

Cmcru CorR1.-The case Of the Commonwealth vs..
j. Il. Melton continues TO occupy this Court The eE
animation OF witnesses has not vet been concluded.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-26

Back MrsIc-Tbe New Orleans Opera Troupe vii
gave another concert. tonight at Mechanics Hall Their
entertainments cous, Of songs, g.ees, overtures'
opera pieces queer and funny savings burlesques' etc
company embraces sixteen performers and the star
seer .l0 Lusle and Helea,l Ceieslue and E'teLe-
e--l romantic names as these ought 70 draw.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-26
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
nv GODDIN a APPrRsoN Aae,,
UHR VERY VALUABLE pao.Y. vvo,

THE VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY KNOWN
Il As METROPOLITAN HALL, IN THE CRY OF RICHuoSn
ON THE NORTHsIDE OF FRANKLIN BITwtTy GoVgpSn5
AND i4TH STREETS, FOR SAFE AT AtCTToy 4. ~ a'Oe
Of the late firm Of Messr Barksdae Read who wish 10 nS an
their late partnership tfansacons, sell AZ and Dr.
miss TUESDAY, the Of May 1850 ais a'lrk AZ - e.
not, the fair day, the valuable pronsrv
above and known as the METROPOLITAN HIII 3t nm -
we'll known, that minute dtscrpt-n deemed
The lot has front Of 1870 feet Franklin street 60, S
10 feet IL will be divided into lots o "a r., .
sold with without the building may b. deemed 80 =, d.
hour Of sale plat OF the properly can be seen =, on
The location Of this property Justly REGARDED a. v
business purposes being in the heart OF mos, rn
Of the city and where real estate Il In good dsanJ p
One hh cash. balance g. ~ ne snd o. r,o,,t
negotiable notes, interest added secured by tr,, id H.
taxes ana Insurance or oO' 70 De paid BY the purchaser
ap20-ids GODDIN A APPERsoN Apc,.
COMHISSIONER's SiLE or TWO HAM
~ SOME LOTS on CENTRF SrREET BETWEEN sru .Sn IN
STREET. IN rue CITY or RICHMOND-By ylrtus q, 49,,
Of the Circuit Court Of tn City Of Richmond pronounce on he
Tth Of Fe5ru ~, @ IN NE case " nes against Bruce nc
shall proceed sell at Ptbc ION on the prsi, on NOV
DAY. the sOt Of APRIL lsto at 81 O'Clock NJ ia N not
day. ots Nos u aHd s. Zach fronting n fet an M
South side ~ Centre Street, running back u feet 20 an ev 10
feet wiie adjoining the Tobacco factory Mess Jas r,
sobs.
cash balance at g. and i2 months. for ne
goAble notes Interest added, and tile retained m, It
PAID. TIE taxes for lseO TO be paid by the purchasers,
ELIZABETH HINEs Erecutrlx
ap2O-tls otJUliN W. HINES dsrtd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-26

lHE M.NoS M5NrxENr.-A steamer has been charter
ed 70 convey the friends Of Temperance from Richmond
and Petersburg TO and from Grove landing James river
al sl,l place there will De conyeyances % Williamsburg
ol ile occasion 90 the Inauguration Of the Minor Aonu-
-ea- Tie steamer will leave Richmond az nine O'Clock
o. le evening OF the Sol inst and arrive at the land
ilg 90 tine Co reach Williamsburg 20 breakfast
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-26

IaF H0Nu1sR CospASl Of this city, Capt Randolph
expect i've howzsr, aud one rHed cannon from Wash
rs.on TO few DAVIS The guns we're made in the Wash
'lol Arsenal under the supervision of Capt Dahgree
-d are aid 10 De Of very superior kind The company
Ill make t1c.r first parade about the 10th Of Nav.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-26

IaEAIaE.-Ars. J. c. Heeasn viii take benefit To-
night The pieces announced are Caroline, OF the Pc
male Brgand :" The Unprotected Female" aud the
'-'ee 0i b b, or the Beuicia Boy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-26
AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
VEnY yALnAsLE PRIVATE HRsTDEscE

VFHf VALUABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE
AND VACANT LOtf, on the EAST SIDE on sfITH ar
NORTH 0F LEIGH sTRIET. FOR GALE AT GrCTIOS-,At he
request Of The pho resides IN North Gar yi
al Auction, on the prsnies THURsDAY the 2GE April 1900
At ~ O'Clock, NJ II fair u not The day ne larZs
paney Of W. " Harrison, Esa
The lot hssa hnt II lfJfee and depth Of 100 feet TO
dSeng ui be attached 70 feet n
space or alley on zach side of four feet There viii so
cant o on TIE south sSk feet and north Of s2 feet
The dwelling In good order, having been reuodeIed aud
thoroughly repaired few aud has sp seoomuods-
utrs Tor large ftny The situation pleasant neigh
hood most desirable
TERSs under tOoo, fourth ease bAlanceatG IA
J. and yearrn either case. goabe Inter addsd
Che same payable half yearly secured ~
and inisrance for lsC0, 10 be paid b. The purchaser
aplT-td GODUIN APPERaOs Auet
BY BROWNING MOORE co
WE will sell aleton TO DAY l. likely nsgroes eortn NJ
w ofmen, womef boys and girls ap9s
BY HECTOR DAVIS Acct
% slave, nEcToK DAVE ."
ja3-du Auet
BY DICKINSON HILL 4 CO.. Aue.
NEGROEs.-IHIs DAY a, 10 oeioek viii b. solo 50 No
IN gre consisting Of Men, Boys and Girls and Women and CHI
dren. DICKINSON, HILL co.,
doE-d+n Aueioneers.
BIZ FUJLIAh A BETTE. Auets.
TX NRGROEs.-we Will sell ibis Morning., $40 o'eisss
- 10 LIKELY Negroes. PCLJIAh BETTE, Auets
Franklin Street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-26

GGAcs Ce-ECH FNE-This Fair continues 20 be the
Resort o. hundreds OF ladies' and gentlemen, who repair
90 DE Hlu Mechanics Instituted dsy aud night 20 see
Che various attractions not the least OF which We are
SIRE 10 she estimation Of she gallant youag men OF the
civ, is the presence OF gavly dressed hsses who lend
'ls' beauty, smiles and lively pratue TO the impressive
less OF The scene
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-26

DIR. WeCIintoek's ectOral Syrup. Science aud fact
alike guaranty the msas rhr erout OF this remedy over
every other pre- for confirmed cough, oppression of the
Chest BRONCHIAL difficulties, and consumption. When all other
medicines failed Ia this there is no. safety ePrce a.
sod by FrslftR 4 WINSTON ape
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-26
-, ..WNILE THERE ISLIF

49, SWS5ILE THERE IL LIFE
b. THERE'S HOPE, trusr that very sufferer
ing cramp choc. with headache with
with dyspef seases that arise from disor-
INDIGESTION many OF rs would cling life
single hour hope that remedy would present
Itst healing medicine would be found Reader do
suffer either diseases II need suffer
BTE- vegetable anti
ascusrred-the only remedy brought 90 lights
exactly suited 1 your case Take them and be healed why SUI
FER an the paus DEATH when specific offered from freni'
Why rr upon prescriptions Of eNpeueutast "o Art
NAV err Nature miss when hahn for all
easily ottine. TT rev bottles, and will At be
removed beyond
"rhe slough Of Desponi."
Rers entirely Innocent in their composition, and
may taken by all and sexes Without the slightest fear 81 In
jury. - , ~
10 be had OF Messrs. ADIE A GRAY, PURCELL, LADD
CO. and by an prominent Drugg ga this city and elsewhere 10
y.rgns and by O. STOOTT, Washington City, D. O.; CANDY
GILPIN & Co, Baltimore, NJ D.; B. A. PAHNEsTOCK 90,
PhilaielphIA. and BARNES 4 PARK, New York
Orders hIed by Addressing L BAKER Proprietor.
srs-dkc Richmond Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-26

D.'-HARaE1-Thos. Ginty OF Norfolk, Who vas Ar
rested on Aoadly night, for being drunk and houri>hiog
loaded revolver, through the streets in dangerous
manner Yesterday required % give unity for MS
s''l behavior The pistol couh-cated
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-26

F'RDoS RTCssD.-Goy. Leteher has refused to grant
pAfdou 70 ". ". Hardman Who wss convicted Of bur
s@'y al tue pIesent term OF the Bustngs Court, and
'e-eed % I've years imprisonment 10 the Penlie-ulry
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-26

r,rr ENGINES-Ihe superiority OF steam u'V
,,,enily demonstrated in this city, bat be-
e- ,.,, D., introduced here, u will be necessary to
'r' ' ,-,v.fon for sufficient supply OF water. The
'>, ,rl,pt o. the Water Works in bis late annual re-
81 e.rs to this subject Tie says;
F'7- .sins throughout the city small except at
- r,p,s ranging from three 70 four and six
Nl, A,meter These al the high points, where the
-, ia not over twenty or thirty feet will net be
P vent the necessary quantity OF water As these
80 would be attached immediately 70 the IRE plugs,
i;,- a powerful suction on the mains, particularly
F'.1, oben the fixtures closed IN houses, and as
|" ~ ,roportion Of the modern houses are fitted up
,-r-,- boilers in connection with cooking ranges,
e.il or perhaps general collapse would be the con-
t,--e in ths neighbOrhoOd Of the lire
- mos, edectua manner 20 remedy this difficulty
,t on the high points Of the city several small re-
-s or stand pipes, made OF boiler or cast iron rest
So stone base sufficiently high that they will not
,r connecting each one with the street main by a
Ia sr1le size. These connections 20 always remain
a., tb,t the water will remain At the same height
q main reservoir less the loss OF the head At the
@ three or more fire plugs Of large size may be At
t5 i-wed.atev with To- and NAV be made par, Of
. al, loslre Their diameter may be twenty or more
~ ,ts hsi-h. would depend on their position; not,
tsvsr more than thirty OF forty feet Each one would
,i- ou ftty % eighty thousand gallons OF water,
y-in. 90 ties position. In the aggregate their con-
N,al Doe equivalent % considerable reservoir de
- over ,he c'ty N Ich manner every part will De
....'ly benefited by their use. There other ad-
.,.. es hat viii be derived boy this Improvement. The
t-fa.w,ts- viii Do, equahzed and the sudden draughts
rr 10 ttt lower parts OF the city, now much ai-
. the elevated parts sill. be obyIted % a great c2-
. AMI boz remote portions they would give the uece,-
sr1av r tl-e ola temporary >;oppage to the street
..s There s another advantage aud perhaps the
,..,, OF al 5ui that Is. in case accdeu, should
- tr tHe pumps ot main reservoir and the supply of
M Should be topped TO the city, the valves TO these
-y,f-, could an DE closed and thcis contents held in
-...-.. bon case of hre
rs purity Of Che water 10 these reservoirs cannot
s,.-b, elected by standing, 10 is constantly ebbng
-f flowing through the same pipe that supplies it, aud
ore 500 Doe pure as the water i1 the stree, mains.
Tie oa of each can De protected by Ornamental
-. 90 prevent any thing ,rom being deposited in it,
Their erection viii cost much less than eulArgiug the
..-.y. main. and ure plugs and answer the same pur-
A.s meeting Of the Council ou Tgcsl1y. resolution,
os-.i .y Mr. Demon. adopted n,-.uetHc th com
nj .-s. a the Fire Department Co ioqairc into the exp
nt7 of providing steam fire engine Tor the depart
-..rf ir -lIs ,i.r.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-26
ban nRnWNINa MnnRr A

7 IT "IN''''-'IT'' 'I''Vfst VI
WE will sell cton TODAY likely ne1oes consist M
/ w ofmen, womef boys and girls APT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-26

BKYAN,s TASrELESS VERuIFUGE.
What horrible hing Is Il uot-
That worms should Zoo children be riouns
Can uobo y tell o., theirs what
the bts. way these yermln OF quletngg
Yes, hear the glad udngs q t-u'h,
BsYtN'- hEENiFCGz s'eless as water,
Dys.ro thes- tlauts VI youth
And harms the child By the slaughter
Sold in bottles. Price 25 PsHER WSsroS the
gents app
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-26
- GENUINE SOLE LEATHER

~ TRUNKS MADE EXPRESSLY FOR ALIEN HILL
Co, ~ MAIN ST, RICHMOND VAWe have on hand very
superior o the very Sole Trunks be had In this
try order Persons In want Of very superior
Trunk vii please call and examine them. A. HILL CO,
mtgs Main St, Richmond, Va