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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-13

THE CoLLAR-FAcToRY FIREs.-A petition
was presented to the Council SOME time
ago by Messrs. A. Y. Stokes and others
praying the removal Of Wright & HudnalPs
collar manufactures IN Lombard alley.
The Council has passed a resolution re-
quiring the Chief Engineer OF the ERE De.
partment to make frequent inspections Of
the property with a view. OF preventing
further fires. He has served upon both OF
the parties notice prohibiting uncured
straw from being stored in any part OF the
buildings forbidding smoking in any room
where straw is kept; requiring the pro-
prietors to keep their floors clear OF loose
straw Except the room used TO store straw;
and reG,estine them to use the utmost dill
eence to preyentth the recurrence OF fire from
any cause. !s-1
These regulations are in,additicn to the
inspections that the Chief Engineer VIII
make. :.
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Mortuarq Report. The whole number
~ deaths i'm Manchester for June was ID.
white, s.; colored, 4. OF this number 8
were adults and infants.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Ra- On all sales of Real Estate made bstpest
the lst Of January and last Of June the taIesfs1
the present year haze to be paid tyt che puTchassS
On all sales made bettcee1 the 1st OF Jniy ana saa
OF the year the ta1es hdpe to be paid by the seller
fThis custom was adopted about hfteen .yearsags
by all the real estate agents In Richmond, aud ap
plies to Richmond and vieinftyJ
ROBERT b. LYME, 8 P. NJ, brick dwelling NO: 81
and lot on south side of Broad near Foushes
street.
E.. W. POWELL, at 1922 Main street, at ION
o'clock, large stock OF pawnbroker's articles, &c.
JAMES MAGDoUGALL, 10 a. M, furniture, &c.
JAMES MACDoUGALL, II A. NJ, dry goods, DC.
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REcEIyED At THE sac CENT sToRE;


RECEIVED At TIE 90 CENT sToRE
Novelties In BRONZE GOODS,
New lkK-sTASDS, =
New PITCHERS, ttss
New VASES, o. 49,
a Now sTATUETTEs,
NewIVY-sTANDs. IL + S5,si
New MATcH-sA Ee, 81.
New cARIlsTA AMOS, &c,, &e.,
many OF them I'm patterns not before seen IN town
a large lot osoftWATER-PROoFsUMB or sUMBREaaLAssin IL
s Horn. Bone, Imitstiop Pearl. and nztassi nan,i
New RAsgETs-a fun Hus-.sor market, lunch.
Laundry, and clothes; % .,ss:
A suIi nnc ydLIsEa and SATCHE1tss oosa ~ W
s Leather and Enamef cscth. I, .,s
an opr iine al. WALNUT FRA Me- our ifa9pcs
know 80 weal what der sre Ma oa'y
say fos are In stock. Wehavc asbo one new on8--s
"a heayy ssrs Inch nsoufd fdtags s0ltd Wafaaf
81 bnrrsls al aOBLETs 40 pee . dosczt.
~. hase yoy aai discs az our now WHIT 6htlsk1
I n, ssts oc cafxbs,t .tke bset II soxn 81
I an rss.a MEN,a ANTa nj 90es 8
.Xnosher tof of nrE1IU yL0seE EHsH kZs 60
a fsu nav steers tH PpgkE ssoA I
osssicSSs I'D, fsss Is any sssss
s sy:I1 sp1 HE0a
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Having one Of the LARG EST, AND BEST
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VISITING-CARDS, ~. ~ IS
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RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK a
SPECIALITY. al

We have all the NEWEST STYLES OF TYPE,
and execute WORK in manner that cannot be sur
passed. 5,
We also do all kinds OF BINDING and RULING.
Orders from the country promptly flied and de
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! WASHINGTON AND ONO RAILRoAD--AN
INJUNCTION AWARDED, - APPLICATION FOR
APPOINTMENT OF RECEIvEa.-In the Cir.
cunt Court OF Richmond, on application OF
Henry Lewis, OF Philadeipma. Henry Mc-
Comb, OF Wilmington, Delaware, for them
selves. and all others W ho may contribute TO
the cost Of the suit, an Injunction has been
awarded enioining and restraining the pre-
sident, ,directars. and officers OF the w ash
ington and Ohio Railroad Company from IN
any way transferring or disposing OF the
properly and effects OF the said corporation,
and from issuing any Of the bonds thereon,
or from paying any OF It's debts, except Tor
the actual current expenses of running the
road until the further order OF the Court.
The petition also asks for the ppointment
OF a receiver. Vi fSfs i. ~ .:s
1t is stated that this eases ss pending In the
United States Court at Alexandra, but it is
probable that II viii be dismIssed rom that
Sn~rss
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PERso Ma ( :. Hon, Louis Is. Witt,
Lientsnants aoyernor OF Leuisiana, passed
sngh Gisamo on s wsy 8 Ner s.a ss
several days at the Greenbrfer w Whites snt.;
phur Springs. q. &
knawn to the tobacco trade OF this STATE, 30.
In sRiehH1eud. - 81
Mr. Jacob Myers, OF the firm of e. ,.
Bl0eks& Co, large tobaee dealers of New
Orleans, d fhe eilY, and stopping as The Ex-;,
change and Ballard. s1lt;sS
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tory OF other cities now suffering from pol
luted waters, and1 preserve it from those
sources Of contamination which are so prone.
to accompany the growth of Q city, and
whose evils are So much more. easily pre-
uenfad tIarl cured - Z.
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HIDDEN, TALENTS.

Rowland Hill, the celebrated
prea her, could not resist the temp.
tationsto quaint ard humorous say
ings, even in the pulpit, though he
was never guilty Of anything low
or coarse, On scertain occasion,
while he was a student at Cams
bridge and during the last year
of his term of study, q gentleman
who knew him well, and who had
great faith in bis good and health.
full influence over those whom he
associated, recommended to his
care and friendship his son.
| s"NHe is a youth" said the fond
parent, .'of good parts, end feel
sure that he has it in him to make
something in the world but he is
very bafbful,i ana, perhaps, awk-
ward, and I fear he hides bis tall
ents IN q bushei. III you wouid
look to him, Mr.. Hill, and try Tn
bring his talents to light, | should
be very grateful :.
l. Rowland promisnd that he you'd
Fhe for the youth all be could, and
and that be would DO il cheerfully
which gave the parent great com
fort.
A few months thereafter the
lgentleman met Rowland Hill in
London, and was anxious to know
what he thought Of bis son.
"Really, SIR" said Hill, with q
quiet smile, II have shaten thai
bushel of your sons thoroughly:
/ have shaken it downside up ant
upside down; but not a talent have
found in it yet!"-C. in N. Y
IadooS
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SUCCESSFUL COkN RAIsINe.


In the spring of 1851 bad d
piece Of ground sow4in rye, which
for sesen years had been sown u
corn. The rye was sown for es
crop, and to rest the land. All I
vas 10 full head and wee /
rank and thick, the grass,hopphsr
went into the field aud ste ,tey
blades sudT heads Oh, leaving me
for my part Of the crop the straw,
This I turr ed under the first Of
July, and IN the last- of-tha,
month / sowed a part Of the4feld
in turnlps. The rest of The field
remained afailow until the NEXT
spring, 1876, when I rebroKe the
entire field and planted il in corn,
On account Of the protrscteI wei
weather, the corn could MT be
planted until about the 18th Of
May. The seed used was q yellbw
variety, raised 10 the county, bu,
two years previously, brought from
Iowa. 1t was planted BY hand
and coveredligbtly with cultivatof.
It was cultivated once by the bar
ROW and three times with the two.
horse cultivseor, being checked.
Although the corn was not weigh.
ed or 10 measured, except in the wag,
on box, yet ! felt safe ia saying
the yield was fifty bushels per acre.
And this good yield on Cd land !
think is mainly due to the luxuri-
aut crop Of rye straw plowed an.
der, and the ground remaining
fallow during tie summer of 1873
Let US have the best method o.
raising good crops of cornson OLD
ground. = ID. A., Platte Co. M
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ES-We want. 500 More First.
class sewing Machine Agent. and
800 Men of Energy and Ability
to Learn the Business of Selling
Sewing Machines Compensation
Liberal, But varying according
to Ability, Character and Quali>
fcation of the Agent. For Par.
ticulars. Address
WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO.,
Chicago, s27 aud $40 Boardway New
York, or New Orleans. Ia.
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