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,rtThis IL tic way the female lseturs
ertalks. "Yopng mon, Fo,i should
marry. the large womep. rather. thA9
thesmall, sll things else bceingsQua,
Never marry woman who Is prom
N depfecats the Virtues of any Of
hersex Marry-a widow, especial.
ly II, she ,he the mother Of, .hcalthy
ehildrtn, tor widows In thss0. days
are apt to be more sensible than
sirls. Experience. has d,ne much
FOR them. 4 widows love Il apt 't1
he richer ilfaa that ofa spoiled gifh
Always maryra woman better edr.
Gated than yaumelf, if son caa, ~
that yol may respect her the langor,
I,utab3ye III. gentlemen, Le snrc 10
Narry-an o'd maid, II ydu car. Hht
is difienltef access, but once wcnshs
will make q paragnu eta wifs. In
general tarlRseI say to my siascFs'
/ he9are. Of all men" 4 Z.
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d. t.td NJ tfat' i.H
'rr tl''Sri sit D. ,s.. ,ad
'fio ~ Ct Hse, 81 t'r fsi
j' fNH ht'lf, bg. .r1-
lj,rlol lolwg m aftetN,ygl' Boz
vi fie', " o'rrerler. asitia of
mn-h Impotence Tie t.lni1p.nf
Prot ii'fltd u oHlc tghcsl do.
gree enc urpginv"tc cur ,ifztrp,
mpl sc wsull alyi.r Tin ras'i,i
sot aWnmny or'' AtA ,,2 t'ii 'n
.lis nsccJpn. ar.t ...
AK DEln sir: Y1ur igy 4, ~,
, vember 30ih came ip.hand, u asc'uA.
durivg my ahaenee south. aai by
some accident mover met my eye M
I'll Yesterday evening Irc,rct the
.drsv tl,s more Ms ! buve, foalS rep
utaiina Tor r'metndl'y 10 lossa p,
/ IL au4yepto your question a'-ib
tiHC, lraclSa.i'jy of geiling,qn ar>
'tesian vcllat Sardis, I gi'l state llst,
so far a. ccrtaintyis attaipahlo with
out > trial, YOU can eornt "a meet.
ing ctriots strcams ~ food water
! thatwil rise atove thca rfiee nj 0
depth rsuiug from scven hundred
t9twelvclpndgedfeet, The ebspees
begin eycp sqoner, ,bu' it dopMfll
WI atlof the shMlowcr streams would
be POTABLE; from eight hunqred TO
twelve hrh,'rtd teet you would ba
F.pt t1ysthkethc suuic sfratd atthose
which fartish the ~steI' snprly u
the bored wells of the FIatweoaI
and Pontotoc ridge 70 s.14o ~
4 Boring, would DO chiefly ias clay
and consolidated sandy strata ate
passing the first one hundred feet
occasionally thcrc miqht he quick
SIND requiring to he 'uhea'ont, an'
hence the bore sliorlI Sc tctdn ahi'i
ciently large to beafi'@1re v'ih"Ao~
II by tubing Towards the last ther
..nnplt be a'1itt'e Tdcl< t6 Sex, pp
snrpIycf water would besceftiin {
be found beneath Il '.' - n 'of
IT you get nm experienced wcl'
y borer at enca--+so o pot 10 got III
tools struck, or the bore cToeke.lrh
the timeyou get near the water 7
9 happens bqt too oftcn--the eXpens
of such a well .Yjll be b1t a ana
matter in comparison with the, ad
vantages that viii accrue, not dnl
to vonr town, Int TO yo1rwhole set
tih Of country, including t'te bo
tom 1'lern can be M doubt IN,
much of sthe VI health prevallir
h there is owing purely to the VI
'. healthy qualities Of the water
shallow, wells; and, if II be zinc
rraved that artpsiuh water can }
had 1t reasonable deIah, mary :
> our large planters viii find 10 hfor
profitable to % to the expense I
idrqine a. dap Ntll tkdrito ''fcu
;. the dohcer, I6ss ard ohslay for q,
nine, which, in a few years, won
exceed tie coss rifle former Int
gently. recommend the enterprise t
2 Your citizens, ,as one Of great publ
Importance, an as nearly certain
% sneeess is science is able to predic
{ ON similar asses elsewhere, withor
actnai trial. sci a3i}e eo Aia9
Very resrrrtfufly md truly,
i' q '' Fua. w. HfLaseD.
4 Univ, Mics, 70xfotd, Jan. 10.
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ptas9IaA' sIyie q prSDcstns.

p pfaselaA'Snfe of prSposins.r
7 n is'*eH Known thst'hnrHsge Ia
PrlSs has cUnatn 10 lojkcd onNs
"a laSury to be inaalgsd in by eHiy
the hetter cireumstanqd. The large
number Of servants, waters, day. "a
borcrs, aud Sthcrs, Without asy reg
uhrtfadc, rhfcly niarqy NJ an They
hu,l it oirouglr rpezfass dsevht tie-
iag. foh lllossc sss.,' Thsy who %
las9yrs Yaitp,fsil oqsHttha .twsnty'
seventh years Il le. Is q msrchagt
li@ ii st 1alt liihil hs businsa Il .cs-
ttblishcd?fl'a ps1deasionSlmnn, al.
i4il her hans 4 ehod rpfact'ce br posi-
ten, Every yslasseas rale uiar-
trles late; for thatwhichis uecsssag
l.Wilh the poor has, from it's general
Ilty,scofne 70 be regarded Us h Gus.
tomfm alis~ W. Tass T"'T afs
1t is not customary, asip kmeh-
ca, for young gentlemen. and ladjsa
to be seen much tpgstheg sinca- the
eSpcdscs OF gallaDtry are thought
tl'eyiini their means. Young men
gir with yomg meu, aadlivc inolubs
or bacl,elor daapds, s,swhcrc each oHe
pays blsown, Expenses, and lives. ~
economically as he can, When
they seek female company, which 4
only now anathen,itlis at the pub
lie bails, or In worse connections.
Thiscastom has hesomes 20 establish.
led TINT it works the otllcr way, and
20 young lady who values bey repa-
tation Viii allow herself to Be seen
halaneii, company witt, 4 gentiomsn
beforeshe,is engaged 70 him, snebs
ratho,engage eaient is dnly publish.
I,eA in iAc press Tile forpalitias nj
\ betrotlul are celebrated il the prs4.
ctcc 81 her frlenlsr. They wonder
mdl h'ntthca libetey of aAmei.caA
I.yseng-wemcn III Germany, who n.
Ilpwhaamsslvesit witArany gsn-
t'empl Acquaintance whatever, being
inc evening with one, aud the. nezt
tgehing WITH arothcr.
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Judge Not.

..s
- Judge Not
Juipeno,. mo- elonds If seeming fnls e.
May dim thy hroiher sfame.
For ate may throw suspicious shade ~
Upon the brightrsi name
Thon csn'st not ilwhat hidden chsin
or cir umsianers may
Fave wtoueh. the sad tesult fhst
Takes an HONEST name svay '-t5
Fr JudDe rg,r
7He1f ss@
Judge not, the vil,s' crinatl
May rigbtfnlly imant,
A en- d 10 10 clear hirr,elf tsfors
A u : Of his 'snd; s9ee o.
Thentafeiy one who fever wns known sa
T. To- reas hs pligred' word, t -
Should not lie hastily condenn ned az
To obIoqay unhtard'
re .fs ~ pA Judge not f''
Judge not thoucans, moi fell - r
how soon 'be' iook Of bitter seora ctsEf-
Msy-resi on iher. tho pure thy heart ~
As de~d ofs ~ he Horn. d =
Thou dcs't DOT kn0w vhM Freaks Of late
MAY place upon thy bow.
a cl nd of.fhs,nsft1kI. the iesl
T9al resls upon j pow.
Ro 'HYr ''V'' asa
Judge b93,i bui ratherio Thy heart
~ q n pity dvsl,
Mans jud n MS erf, Nutthere Is Onc
Who dN7h III things well
ysr.ihIoughout The yoyate of liz
THIS prcreptksep IN view ~.
20 pnt6 ohcrsrs 5ou would
That they should so 70 y%.'
80 Jadec retl
Judge no, for one uultttreprcaeh 81 3
An hort-t heaft can feel @a.
Askr nIy4fs the deadly stnb
Made w The pointed steel nr
The worm viii Kill the stnr.y osk.A-6
Ihough slow y II may dlr-~ R2 "a 'a
As surely as tbs lighfuing's stroke, Z
SsIft rushing thfoaghihe sky.
= iS'io N sssse tbtil
ssta --@----.1 .1s-s-4-------.+-. a.,
|, nt. F ~ sbBsg h W rca ft,a
1 why shoaisnsf ussrriea lsdfcs dsfse. .
| wh,rser sssiontsits dhavt slsseh ani
! OF tsppinY idsomeii vefy Mr., ~ &st
II .suTr domestic tells orcarc, y y%~f3a NJ,
Troubling nos, OF liuie hee,iing - : g
wmsr homo hs BABY feeding;
Trotiinz 81 10 III the balls
Il matters not Il baby squalls
For what on ,arih arc husbands made Tor
Except 70 see that things ore paid fer,
Stay and eaTris haiy's theoiilt,
II uproaruus, With she brtsle1
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m'Ha ftss tms fssf<-psi
va, ~ Tsi tlat y ess.A sss<s so
.tflrE h1i eFef aig siul bglrgsy-
,f m u 81 lass isesns diax u
l,h~ mdN' whf wsmfsf ss
u hei q, ia-i hs ID get . ps'M ~
! lntrs. h,s' ssfs sci strsT tildssii,
| ~ laphc'i lsoasy bgoa, .hs s,,csIf
ia u,ado sine sni drysrsd BIZ
ssmw III iho "aesing b5wf"
Tve frf ". sxrictli1urs wps'i r.
n sali1e saint fws sinrss
saint wbon | svai ints Il. I'm sse.
Im1n nov. In ai wpr With .eglFy
'lhipr, T6 ,ti mysslf on. o' bel vi
Z \ t'rllA. wlicn IN ms bet.sf "a,
ltuts 'ell4 sfs-o 10 sill tih sassi.---
/ iislfi nysclr into the gsrssa,,o
v,as Nl;sa ,Lra;es Ybep r-a.ap ~ I
instinct tqll lna 70 s.ay ia the hoHs'
anl cnjQy my4cll like = man, light
wv CilghtliT, INV llHsf rHo W. 49, t.s%
! bird Nres wSrmsA-iwssyt,mS in
wlicis irtlpsAaeai M al is6..e Iaght
te donks, the tpsisst-sils-pAlAa4
The grapes,.tbe Ysoissth ,yaaif--
The who'e Vegetable kipgdt %. l
felt tho liSN, tlf frost, No ssih, the
i1ff-ln short. fight .ws hAftc~c,
and goi whippst in.etsry baa.stg :
| have no. sdmiraNas Nj srvassssen
the ia'hero George Washir etcn for
iorgiving tha destructicn et hiather.
rs tree. a cherry tres ispnlt II
cprcalil .nurssryppnd l,hs gpaa "a
lthcr. ofhis country knew 4 hayr
hnlfd dozen .hstry tpSss,, ADD fhs
day NY Yong GcAfg~ sshlusse.
is-six years old lllgse him shateh
ct aud tell hna ts doxacy9ychasty
trcelop the riqSe- a.s Ia e.as'
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"A crarv nsan hsvinr got info tkd
ralleTvof the Senate Of lie United
States a ring 4 aiambling debate,
was tshen Gut byttha serssatsafsrs
telling him that he ,was,' 'soat ,os
pace in the gallrrv. - Th'tssp. !.
said,i'e lunasic,a's Iougs 7 to BE
On tie fiso> With tlis senator's y |
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.(Conmunicatcd,l

=
.(Cqmmunicatcd)
M. EDlToR: The county site
question being GOV settlei, and, ogr
sister towns iPmo's AMI Patcsyille
taring turned tbeir attention 70 cot.
ton mills--in which. they bave the
advantage Of ns, having plenty Of
water convenient let Us look arop. q
and see il something cannot be done
2 9Er little ,tQWn - praycnt being
ontSEippel lnloqr oqTard march to
q,fqll-aelgei, city, As .. teYe We
kaye made more rapid progress than
the most sangpine ,cSreeted. New
business houses and palstial resi-
dences haye sprnng mp on every
side a, if BY magic. hnptFcl8 have
been added tq anr population, and
he Dry Is, Still they come, ,, III
We have chqrel!cs. Of al, dgnpWi>
nations, and orr pulpits are 6llel 9y
1 able miqissers. Opr schools are in
full ii lFt, anlayery. thing and every.
bady seem 70 eBj2y a degFeee4 # pras,
. reriiy never kaovp befoge,- I, ,e,
Our merehglts, bgAiog lpiSel
stocks, are payiqg Memphis. prife'
for CLIFTON and selllpg SUPPLIES a2 low
as they ran be purchased III an.
market. Every tling indicates tn
busiest and mqss prosperous seasol
t.thatwc haya-aler had. .,-.---..- ->.--.. /.
One thing is needed n make ou
;oYn the largest in North Miajissirll
aud thnt, We mast haze. a g.srg
tportion Of territory that you'd trad
: with Sardis u out 'oA. tsEo-lhirl
Tot. ,thp year ,byl the Talls.l'latchss' lss,
,iiiyor. ,Wbac the citizens Lying i
that section have the right to de
mand an easy way Of access to tb'
county site, / do not tl,ink il woul'
BE- hight er poli,iei io ask au srProPn
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.usgSARRT 4lRFeT0IIr q

10 Sol. ~h t-F rl < ''' sf
arrival and DepoTnr' of ra7s.
Holly cprinrs mil Ttro arrives Tursdsvs sni
iriays 7 = M Departs Thgysiass and
SturdAys q q m.
Long Town .rrycs Q m. ard 'acrsrs p. N
ron Syc,y ,,ov,, ST'.s%,s ss H.,! ,1sLA.Gc-..,w.,,
mil departs 6 NJ and arrives ? N every
Ssmrt' =. *A
Daily mails e'ose='v Talcws: '7'H
Gpy,r North VI Q8l An 500
Gotg Ssuth. "a 10 p Nj = e ~
Mail opened dtccn minutes a'ler arrivals
Office open daily Sunday excepted from 1.3C
TO 6,30P. NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-22

LOCAL MATTERS.

SUPREME LODGE OF KNIGHTS OF PYTH1As.-
Supreme Representative Wade telegaphS
that the changes made in the ritual Of This
Order are likely to make it even more attrac-
tive and striking than at present. They will
he made known in due time to the initiated.
The titles of the officers Of subordinate lodges
have been changed. The Worthy Chancellor
will hereafter bcknownas Chancellor Com.
mandcr:' the Guide. "Master-of:A Arms" f."
lnnerand Outer Stewards, elmer and Outer
Guards.o
The following arc the officers for the ensu-
ing year:
supreme Chancellor, Berry, of Illinois;
Supreme Chancellor, Davis, of New
Hampshire; Supreme Scribe, Barton, OF
Washington Supreme Guide, Kennedy, of
Ohio; Supreme Banker. Porter, of Pcnnsyl-
vania; Supreme Inner Steward, Weeks, of
Iowa: Supreme Outer Steward, Hodson, of
West Virginia.
The new supreme Chancellor is one Of the
abcst men in the Order; indeed, his talents,
learning, and energy, would reflect credit
upon any institution with which he may be
connected. He is the author of many of the
improvements made iii the ritual during the
last two years, and was, we think, the de-
Signcr Of the new Pytbian outside uniform.
Under his enlightened administration the
knights may expect liberal increase in
membership and general prosperity. Sll-
preme Scribe Barton is the right man in the
right place. He probably knows as much
about the Order rs any man in it, having
been one Of its first members, and dcyotinS
his talents TO it with most praiseworthv zeal.
He his already served several terms rs su-
preme scribe.
It's stated that the next session Of the Su-
preme Lodge will bc held in Richmond. The
time of the meeting is April, 1873. There
will be Il large gathering OF the Knights from
I'LL parts of the world, and those of Ricll-
mond will have to exert themselves to the
utmost to give their visitors an entertainment
worthy Of the occasion. Many persons do
not know that the same body met here three
years arc, but that was when the Order was
in its infancy and there were only two lodges
in the city; consequently the event created
no sensation.
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" CHANcERY CoUEr OF RIcHAoSD.-The fol-
lowing cases were disposed Of Saturday -
Goode us. Wynne Goode us. Herbert, sc.
Decree making partial distribution Of the
fund in the cause.
J Ford and others us. Ford and others; ca
vedo's administrator us. Ford's administrator
and others. Decree confirming report of
sale made by commissioners, and directing
deeds to be made to the purchasers upon
payment Of the purchase money in full.
% Ragsdale's administrator us. Sutton 6 CO.
and others. Decree perpetuating injunction
with costs, and directing cause to be removed
from the docket.
Rutherford and others us. Rutherford's
execution, sc. Decree recommitting cause to
commissioner for further inquiry, account,
and report.
Sims Us. Shelton, &c. Decree distributing
the balance Of the fund in hand.
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SUPREME Court OF APPEA1s.-This court
adjourned on Saturday to meet in Wythe-
vile on the 10th June and in Staunton on
the Goth August next. 1t assigned fifty
causes to the Special Court OF Appeals, which
meets here on the 1st July next. A docket
of these causes will beprintel by the clerk
and will be forwarded on, application to
counsel. The homestead " question would
have been decided by the court here hut for
the fact that all the arguments were not in the
hands of the court until the day before its
adjournment, and then there was not time 70
write the opinions. 1t will be decided early
after the meeting in June at Wytheville..
The court disposed of a large amount OF
business here,
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.--The follow
inw conrcyanccs of real estate were made
during the Wees ending April 10th, 1872:
". Goddin to L. 4. Davis, triangular lot
corner Goddin and Calhoun streets, for sSS7Ijj.
A. n. Long to Charles Taylor, so feet OH
Howard street, for $40.
William Taylor's assignee to c. S. Con-
verse. lots on Louisiana and on Nicholson
streets. for $50.
james I. Buffers assignee to j. T. Gate
wood, Is feet Oh St. James street near Hill,
for $155.
n. j. Turner to S. v. Creekmore, 6G feet
on Union street, for Sl50
5. V. Crccklnore to NJ. A. McFall, SO feet
on Union street corner Pleasants, and SO
feet on Union street near PleaSants, for $3.50.
p. Bargamin to T. II. Powell, 80 feet on
Laurel street near Cumberland, for SS4S.
W. W. Trbbett to Campbell and Ellyson,
No. 1112 Main street, for s3, 1850.
L. j. Beale to Williams L Howard, trus-
tees, 493 feet on Leigh street between Eighth
and Ninth, for $500.
j. w. Wright, sheriff, to Woodward,
GiImer, for S9S6.
\. Monteiro, trustee, to c. E. Drinnard,
- feet on Cherry street near Dover, for
$1,000.
W. p. Muntord, trustee, &c, to James
Thomas. Jr., G3i feet on Eleventh street
between Main and Bank, for $500.
j. W. Ferguson to j. S. Hardy, forty feet
on Twenty-sixth street corner of Clay, for
Sl,225.
j. 5. Hardy to J. Il. Montgomery, same,
for 81 400.
j. c. Franklin and others to Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad Company, lot on the Will
liamSburg road, for $500.
William Folkes, trustee. to Mary Morgan,
80 feet on Eighteenth street corner Of Mar
shall, for $500.
j. u. Browne to Fl. c. Ball, 33 feet on
Ninth street between Leigh and NJ, for
$500.
j. G. Andrews to J. i. Goddin, so feet on
Cherry street near Beverly, for $500.
Robert Howard, commissioner, to +. Z.
Cannon, 23 feet on Main street, for $4,000.
5. j. Rutherford to A. Grlnt, Jr., 80 feet
on Grace street between Laurel and Slla1er,
for $1,000.
Male Orphan Society to T. II. Powell, 60
feet on Baker street between st. James and
st. John, for Si35.
TIL. Powell to George II. Bright, same,
for Si35.
Male Orphan Society to George II. Bright,
SO feet on Baker street corner Of st. Ja1neS,
for 81, ,4j0.
W. II. uaxall to james f. Werth, 80 feet
on Grace between Belvidere and Pine, Tor
Sl,l25.
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TELEGRAplI1C NEWS.

New Yorax sesck and Money BTarsset.
NEW Yosx, April 90. The bank statement
for the week shows that specie has decreased
d, ,125, GOD; legal tenders Increased e,ooo,,
600; deposits Increased q, 900. s
Money more aetiYe at I per cent Sterling
steady. Gold, I'LL 70 i11s. Governments
closed strong at ! to ] higher. Suites steady,
with but few transactions.
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Az CNGRATErrI RAlINOAp.--,JoneS had
heard about widow who had saved Il train
O.. ca, from destruction by warning the en-
:juerr a the train approached that a certain
tri,in" hGI been washed away. and who was
..hy?uIiy rewarded. receiving a pass for life
u!l !icailv all the railroads in this country,
ar.,t Il present Of ten thousand dollars from
the company whose train she saved; so Jones
thought it pretty profitable business, and con-
cntdcd he'd try it.
lie lived near Il railroad bridge, and he
anXiOu,ly watched and waited for it to wash
i1vAy. feeling sure that it must go some time.
Gvcly rainy night he got up and paced tie
,.oor by spells. then took his umbrella and
vent out u see if the bridge Was beginning
10 20 but ii was no 20.
VI i;lsi he concluded that if IN accident
would not happen Of its own accord he
would make one TO order. so he cot upon q
li.h hank at the side of the track one after
noon, and rolled Ii big stone down upon the
rails.
Ii was Just few minutes before the
lightning express was due, aud, throwing off
his coat and hat, so as to appear as excited as
no-5ibie, he went forth to meet it. He saw
Il coming in the distance, so he tied Il red
cotton handkerchief TO Il hoe handle, and
waved IL ABOVE Ils iitstN III IL W III. ShSittll
ioanncr, aS signal of danger. But he pre-
scn'cd such Il singular appearance That the
engineer thought him crazy man, escaped
bona nriglihoring lunn!ic asylum, and so
}1ji TO heed 10 him, and the train thundered
on.
There was Il sudden whistle of down
brakes a rapid reversing Of the engine,
then Il terrible crash. The train Was wreck
- the engineer and fireman were instantly
Killed. the conductor and I'LL the brakenen
dangerously if not fatally wounded, and
about ten per cent. Of the passengers horri-
i'y Ealigicd.
Zones didn't get pass for lie on the rrin-
ryi%G railroads OF the country and purse Of
Sl2H0o, Du. be got ten years i'll the peniten-
tlly lot nlan-lau9hter, having been seen 10y
uc!,,iibGr when in the act of rolling the big
Iovk on the track which caused the calamity.
And now hc is learning to manufacture
anoCS ty The original process, and is of the
opinion that railroads arc curse 10 the coun-
tt,.
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POLICE COURT, SATURDAY-Justice j. j..
White presiding.-T following cases were
disposed Of:
Jacob Banks (colcred), charged with steal
ing one lot of rope from Mr.. Robert Ed
mond. Judgment reserved until to-day.
James Clarke, charged with abusing and
accusing Henry Clarke Of signing his name
to note for SIS, knowing the same to be
false. Discharged.
Henry Clarke, arrested for being disor-
derly in the Second Market and attempting
to strike James Clarke. Discharged.
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wafer for Use at Fires.
R.cuMoSa. VA, April 10, 1872.

Eu,rs e I$p0tch
I ,,ln glad 10 see YOU stirring up our city
a,i,h,r.tic, in year live paper on the very inl-
,,,r,!ut subject Of grading, &c. Much will
hs,r in hc done in that way to make Rich
,onnd wha, ii ought TO be. Having seen
.r,ryal notices in the papers III regard to the
rcv method Of supplying cities with water
rim,cG directly into the piles by engines. it
occurred to me that possibly our water
WORKS might he improved AZ very small cost.
ro. INSTANCE. u pipe Of the proper size
3.u-l.t head from tac engine nj the Wa
~: Works and enter The main oiStil'li-
;in- pipe =; the proper angle this side tEc
reservoir.
When all alarm Of fire Is sounded let the
C,cigc force the water through the above
named pi,c iI>tcad Of into the rcServoir).
md that added 10 the supply coming from
~. reservoir il seems 10 mc. would add very
much to the pressure in all parts Of the city,
raY,E;> living nearly rs much power from
;nr rIug aS is HOW obtained from the fire
.rr,.r,-. The Mayor, in bis report, says the
..ti..u.y> at thc Water Works are being worked
- i',clr flll capacity. Perhaps another en-
tn,. might hc placed near The present one
.l, hc llsr,i for the above purpose, and assist
t' aIi times when necessary, and add very
f4,,t, T. the efficiency Of the Fire Depart-
.rs., aud 10 the safety Of the city. L. J..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-22
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

THOMAS W. kEEsEE will seli at 10 A. NJ, at hi.
auction-housc, fnrniturr, pianos, sewing-rns'
chimes. &c.
W. GoDDiN viii sell at i. NJ. n large brick
dwelling with about eleven acres OF land attach
cd, at the head Of Valley street and on Shockot
creek.
W. b. RATCL1FFE VIII sell at loa A. NJ. stock
OF groceries, &c.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell ut S 2. NJ
dwelling No. Ile. on the east side of Twentieth
k:.rci, between Franklin and Grace.
LEE s GODDIN viii sell at r. NJ. a stcam-an.
Eins. corn-inili. and real estate ut the head oi
Shockoc creek, In hdams's valley. .'