The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-23
OFFIcE-BoARD HEALTH,l
RICHMoSD, llth March.
TT IC uEDERv GIVEN To

RlcHMoxD, lIth March.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO
Y the occupants of houses, and to the
owners Of unoccupied ones, within the pre-
sent corporate limits OF the city, that they
are required from and after this date TO re-
move all refuse matters deleteriOus TO the
public health from their premises, and TO
keep them in 4 clearly condition.
Their attention is called TO ordinances
which require that they shall keep the paved
cutters or drains IN front and ON The sides OF
their premises clean and free from obstruc-
lions.
The Sanitary Inspectors, At 4 very early
day, and from time 10 time thereafter VIII
make house house yisitationS TO see mat
this order is complied with. All delinquents
will be reported 10 the Chief OF Police for the
action of the Mayor
For the information Of the public the fol-
lowing paragraph from the instructions To
the police inspectors is published:
80. Filthy cellars, rooms, out. houses, yards
and alleys of houses, either from the want vi
cleaning or the deposit of refuse matter OF any
description, are nulsances. Stagnaht water
in cellars, or anywhere IN the vicinity OF resi-
dences, occasiOned by defective drainage, OF
from other causes, constitute nulSances. ull
priyi.s or foul prlvies that have an III tolera-
bic mcphitc smell. or leaky prlvi"s, running
into Il cellar or adjoining room or yard are
uuisauces Filthy cow or horsA stables, and
filthy manure heaps are nuisances.
NH l2-eod6t President Board u Health.
CO-PARTNERS Tho undersigned
" have formed co-partnershlp, Tor the
purpose OF conducting the COAi4 BtSl :
NESS under the style of ALBERT BLAIR
K CO They have now on hand superior ar
tcle of LUMP COAL, and are daily expect
ing ANTHRACITE COAL; for which orders
Will be taken, and delivered on arrival al the
lowest market rates. Also, COAL for Smiths
< fpa m en- riups and tOundrlpS.
ONCE 1T Mayo's Warehouse, Fourteenth
street, near Mayo's bridge,
WILLIAM II. WRITER'S.
To nv old customers and friends desire TO
return my thanks for the liberal patronage
hes towed upon me for so many years, ana ask
= continuance of IL 10 the new concern, as
surinp them that my best efforts shall be used
TO please them III the future, as they have
been in the past r
NH li-eod2w ALBEh1 BLAIR.
NRION.-This fine racer and magnifi-
I cent. looking STALLION by Re-
venue, dam Nina by Boston Ia full ~
brother 10 Nirginia's unriyalled race--%
horse Planet), Will make the coming season al
Bulltield the farm of Major Thomas boswell,
in Hanover county near the junction, COM
mencing the 18th of March and ending the LIST
OF July. Should arrangements be made, ne
may have a stand in the vicinity Of Mango
hick, Caroline county. The war break
ing out directly after Orion's appearance on
the turf commenced quitting stop TO RACING
for The time) has no doubt prevented nlin
from exhibiting record of many brilliant
achievements The few races he ran, how
ever were sufficient to show that ne was
good race. horse and Of indomitaole game
winning one of his races OF TWO miles and 70
peat at four heats.
Terms: The season will be $50 II paid be
tore It's expiration after that time $S5 mus
be paid. Groom's fee, 81. Mares from q dis
lance will bs kept at 80 cents per diem.
Every attention will be given 10 their car
| and management, but in. no event responsible
| for accidents or escapes.
THOMAS 4 THOMAS w. BOSWELL.
NH i2-2aW4w