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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-29

TUST RECEiy Dali the late st, les OF
j HATS ard CAPS. such as Zouave Hats; Ok
ford. Ledger, and young men style 81 Dress Hat
Caps-in fact, the latest styles OF Hats and Caps
just out. which | will sell lower than they Yea, can ne
other supply of those beautiful Cbildren s + ancy
Hats which have bsen se1sH HATS sf sf foy
farmers visiting the Fair All you have to do is TO
cali and see for yourselves, at 20 Broad street be-
tween fth and 5th. NJ. 4. MoohE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-29

II HAGERTY, BRASS AND BELL FOUN-
=. DER, 10th, between Main and Cary streets,
Richmond Va.-Having fitted up FOUNDRY at
the above place. am now prepared to execute all
orders for BRASS AND COMPOSITION CAST
lNGS, at the shortest notice, and cheaper than
any other estab shment South Of Baltimore. Also,
GARRETT'S PATENT ANTI-FRICTION AND
BABEIT'S METAL, for sale at reduced prices.
n. B.-Highest CASH PRICES paid for OLD
METALS and taken IN exchange for new.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-29

10 ~ - - HE AND WARMTNSTER-
Our Packet Boat FARMER Cant.
SrRorG VIII leave our landing for the above pIaces
sATLRDAT, the 29th INST. at 5 a. NJ. preclseiy.
oe 27-3t r. EDNONn A. 90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-29

EsYIgT have on hand Misses, Youth ezssssss
ELS and BROGANS. Also, Army BROG ANS and
bROGJ Els eli my own mandatory. Those in
want are requested to examine the same before
purchasing. at No. 2l9 Broad street, where NAV he
found a general assortment of BOOTS. SHOES,
TRUNKS, &c. W. T. w. TAYLOR.
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r1,HE GRyEAT WONDER OF TIE NINETEsNrl
PRoF. wooDs HAIR REsToRATIvE.

PROF.. wooD'S HAIR RESTORATIVE.
sy s Wa5a if ty sa bsoT }a Him.
which speaks eowi0glg Of the superior merits of his hair
reliable Source If certificates IRE narsnteGs Of rth the
Doctor needs no encomums nor useless putery from
BATH, Me, Jan 20, 1856.
Gentlemen Having my attention called, few months
since the highly beneficial effects Of your Hair Restorative
With bad become aai,s SFossSly qP$ibd xi's NY
i procured bottle Of your Hair Restorative aud it.
500" found was proy mha n4 %sa1a used ab2at
have af Sa ba o, Gw ss to o To that the
sS5 .cs ana nay hair has is na1 p n
believe soft and glossy than it has been before for
At tie v has u.s." si INV viii Se eact s00u ~s
a n9ss hs 10 S T yGf a per
directions, will not have occasion to contradict ny statements
Years ar @ Known s evey one hare s and fas
towns Any use may make Of the above, with my name
or nature III others ia well as myself an ,nK ESsE
WOODS nA1R RESTORATIVE.
BNLrNoRE. Jan 2s, 1855
che 5a poop Il NY hair from he Elects Of the yellow fever
in New Orleans in 1854 was induced to make atrial of ycgr
III har thok and alosy, ords express my
The UNDERSIGNED Reg / Rrasg IaP'ster II regular
Mass He is gentleman of great Influence, and universally
beloved. r,o..-,, WAl DYER
Pref Hcod-Dear Sir: Having made trial Of your Hair
excellent in removing Inflammation dnnd aft constMnt
tendency to itching with which have been troubled from my
rhdhood and has also restored my hair, which was be-
coming cray is orgira color have used other article
With ANYTHING Ike the same pleasure or profit.
Tours, truly, j. H. BRAGG.
The Restorative put up in BEETLES of three sizes viz large
medium and snail the small holds half pint and retas for
ma dollar rer bottle the medium holds least twenty pqr
ce more IN proportion than he zua etHils for dollars
1eT bottle aRe holes Gu1rt ~ percen in proper
fer and retAils Tor three dollars per bottle.
O. j. WOOD CO., ProptetoTe 81 Broadway, New York,
u Ia eTea N Y Wire Rsiu Est4ismenU, and ia Mar
lei street. 81. Louls, Mo. 49, . 49, ~
pT4IERS asQ by j. WRIGHT CO., General Agents FOR
fhe South mys 3meodSW
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FACTS vs.. ASSERTION.

The Dentists OF this city great pains to denrecaa
vulcane for want of durability They very Loudly bn
fail 10 produce fnc1s 10 Snslan their assertions Those who will
take the trouble call will be with fac and
uIdoubted testimony showing three 10 four years Of
constant makes change whatever and If and the
strongest acids make impression ii is TO infer that IL
will last quite us we'll any other style -
1t should he remembered that the improvement DIR
Smith Which dsptrses with of the plate covering in the
roof of the mouth is equally applicable gold and platna
which we use for those who prefer these metals
Having inserted twcny-four full sets refer to we'll
known cizens who having exhausted the skill the hest
Dentists here and Ms North, have found the gucnne vastly
superior for comOr and usefulness Our method of Inserting
the jaw tech for nacton, is entirely new, answers all
tie purposes OF the natural teeth.
y. f, SMITH L CO.,
DENTAL SURGEONS,
ul9 Il IL Baronne street.
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[ No. 46sl. j

No. 1881.
Be ordained By e Common Council of the City Of N1 Or
as That Henry H. Stanley he and he hereby recognized
as the assenes Ct Thomas Stone Of the leases Of
city of New Orleans upon the said H. Stanley executing an
act before E. Bouny City Notary binding himself to comply
with all the obligations and stpuaions towards the
Orleans contained in the original of lease said Thomas
SoEe passed before Bouny, City Notary the 3l Of
August 5s being expressly Understood that the city does
not release Of the parties now bound 10 the
city for of said lease.
Resotrsd further That N N. Bason and Charles A. Eager
be and they hereby accepted securities of said H. II
Stanley in addition to those offered by said Thomas
the time Of the adjudication Of the leases spoken of above
accepted by the CRY.
lSgnedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen
[Sgned1 CHAS Fl. WALDO,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
Approved June g. 1859.
tSignedl GERARD STITH Mayor
je6 81 j. L. FABRE, Secretary.
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Firemen's Charitable Association.
Office ST. Charles street and Commercial Place pubo
Row, No. ], up stairs.


Office ST. Charles street and Commercial Place. Dubois
Row, No. !, up stairs.
Officers and Committees elected at regular meeting of the
Directors of this Association, held Monday January 1889
to serve for the ending the first Monday January
FPFsslfes lssdsn Isaac Marks
~Secretary j osiah Folger.
*ireasurer....' james Beggs
COMMITTEE on FINANcE.-sF. B. Brand Chairman; j. N.
FIRE DEPARTAENT-Chief Engineer, John F. Gruber; First
assistant engineer snsyd Bradbury Second Assistant En-
Berger. L. F. Bakewell *H P. Jones' &C. De ChOseu.
ending second Monday in January, 1859:
OK CENETERIEs-B. Wheelehan of No. s, Chairman D.
Biscoe of No. Il Joseph Jacobs of No. S. nanil Merritt,
Sexton.
P. Horner Louisiana Hose Company, Chairman, II Camp
second Dstric-Ghas Rolling, No. 10, corner of IRENE
Third nisirict-Mathew Brown of No. 81 Love- between
Fortk pct-M. yilaseca Louisiana Hook and Ladder
GENERAL RElIEF-First Drict-J. c. Mcclellan, of No e.
Is S ohaIs n rec Rn6os and Hs ssbles
20 Erato between Howard and Liberty streets. Nv
Second District JAS Campbell Of No. I, IS Dauphia
Third Delamore OF Hoya HOOK and Ladder
Of ] az" Mssesa
Montegut. He A
son and Philip Streets George Ger, No. q.
PHYSICIANS AND APoTnEcAsIEs.- First Dissriet-snr. j.
ne @ spd o oo
cary, corner fehonpitoulss and Race streets. - a
s. T. Mougn Apolhscay ps
phin and Gustolehonse streets. ssEs-siss
Shelly corner of Moreau and Enhien Streets
Fourth psliet.Spr H. Hnberwat, New Lsvee. heiwsen
Levss, between Soraparu ard First streets. w."
. 8Re.slected,
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PETITIONS--OFFICIAL.
NEW ORLEANS, May n, 1s59D
To the Honorable the Common Council
Of the city Of New Orleans:

NEW ORLEANS, May "a, lsse.D
,r.u, Of ne city q New Orleans:
lR,.ss
saa sss
twelve inches ong than twelve inches Wide By eight
s aa.s e =: ,s
s ssa niche. of sharp sand
four inshss sharp ANA london II. ns
usual inches thick furnished when
ing in order . make substantial work:
he t. 5
eIss:ing. in'ss.stea ii II. streets DO
than six inches thick to be raised in the CENTRE and graded
the f''' p :, MURPHY - feet.
Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
de la vile de la Nouvelle- orleans
ss e assaa & as
section 10 de- Ia nsuvele chas, de- fare yepdre snean
apra yngt eG de notice c9nira pour nyeer ct payer
de grant msns de dix large
de long plus de douze pouces de long mons de dix
Les dts blocks grant eieure quale
surface unie anand poses De fare ouvrage sode
LIE dit payage devra etre pose diagonsment quatre
easn Dune esaehe Dc sable Ct Dc EavO d Londre ds
quare pouces joints devront ere proprement remps
roules ayec ronleau conyenable quand pose.
LIE ordinare de quatre depasseur ere
ourn quand e yoye convnabe changer les veux
curbipgs, atm de faire Outrage sode.
cursstone des deux c6ss de Ia Felicity de Ia
eur ct au nveau convenabe les banquetes devron ee
elevees
passages intersections posses avec les NEIL
leures pieres plates de North River de peds
pierre employee devrs ere de deux pieds
quatre pes de long Ell mons de six ponces depaseu
elevees au centre, ct nvele an pavage de la rue.
'pl' JAS. A. HOPKINS sscrs sa du
JED 1aw5w Conseil des Assistants Aldermen.
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-, IshI. J
by VIRTUE of resolu No. i02 Of the Council
approved March 1881 notice is hereby given the
tenon of the city Of New Orleans have the streets
ironti the Magazine markethoue Fourth District paved
with square blocks The Gau street, Mary TO
St Ardrew and the other Mary street from Camp
to Magazine street. agreeaby the 2Ub the city
charter. GERARD STIrH Mayor
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~ G. W. PER,
COR. PoYDRAs AND CARoNDELET STREETS.
We respectfully inform the Ladies' that will open on
MONDAY large assortment of
Fancy Goods
AND PARIS MILLINER
eCorprlsing in part Rich Velvet Straw Lace Leghorp Felt
Italian and Chenille BoNNETs, all beautifully trimmed
--latest Style from Paris.
-ABo-
Rich Head Dresses Bridal Wresths Kid Gloves Parssos
Cortets and Ernhroderes.
Aa-Commssion Merchants and Planters will find II to their
advantage give call before purchasing elsewhere AL
orders from City or Country promptly attended to.
q. W. ROPER,
ng I'm corner poydrss and GaroudeJe. ,treer
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANs1
City Hall, 4th day of June, 1859. {
RY VIRTUE Of Resolution No. 46l6 OF the
- Common Council OF New Orleans,
sections 20 and III Of the City Charter notice given
that the intention of the city of New Orleans be
opened Washington in the Fourth District from Cla
borne street to Upper Line and Upper Line avenue
from WASHINGTON to Carroton avenue also to
said Washington and Upper Line avenues 10 be filled up
graded and sheled.
GERARD sTITH. Mayor.
MAIREs1E La NouvErLE- ORLEAss2
Hotel de Vile. 4eme jour de nin 1889
I'm VERTUE de la Resolution No. 1876 du
Consel Commun de la vile de la Novele- Orleans ct
formemen anx sections l20 12 de la charre vile avis
est par present donne ntenon de Ia Vile Nou-
est de fare ouvrr PAvenue Washington dams lie
Quarieme District partir de la Claiborne jusana pa
venue Snperieure ct de Avenue supaeure parr de pa
venue Washington jusqua PAvenue Carrolton arss de
ct SUPERHERO.
je6 ltawSw GERARD STITH M,ire
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New ORLEANS, May 10, 1859.
the city of New Orleans
GENTLEMEN-The undersigned, owners
- ct peperty fronting Joseph street from New evee
the New Canal! along Pensacola Landing to bey street
mot rei9ecny petition your honnabe body agrab
ten days public notice the for grading and paving With
I g. s New G Ny an and
Liberty street Said granite blocks be quality and
The curb stones 10 be graded to proper hight aud level 70
Ms no Tree e ees and water in the most speedy
The foot crossings at the intersection of all the be
the feet vide onr feet long and rel ne ei
than SIX inches thick to be raised in the graded TO
be done ageeably plans and specifications furnished
0s Inc o''s EHEBs 4 CO..
T Tnos 3 ). H HI.
Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen.
NouvEILE, ORLEANS, 10 mai 1859.
Honorable Consel Conmun la Nouvellc. Orleans:
M EsSEEuRS--Les soussfgncs proprietaires
W isant face II rue stJoseph de Ia de Nouvclle,
Nouyeau Canal long du Pensacoe ia rue
demandsnt m yotre honorable corps
aire yendre encau apre ous davis nm conra pom nj
de Ia Nonvee Levee ansi q1e cote nord dn Eouvean
Canal ongeant debarcadee de pensAcole la rue bere
diagonalenent. eN"''''' " p''es
Les perres de bodnres exhaussees IN niveau con-
Verabie, eie du complet econeent DIES des ban.
qnettes ct des les des banquees exhansees
srIte de pieres plates de la du Nord ct auront
peds de large Les pieres seon de ped de aree pieds
de manere &c que lie centre soft ceve les c6tes
devra fat dapes les specifications du voyer de
LEEDS & co,
G GniaS I, LEEDS,
THos. b. LEE.
JAS A. HOPKINS,
my27 LAVISH Seerstare du Consei DIES Assistant Aldermen
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... mo. 4630.1
Ro'red That the Street Commissioner be and he hereby
authorized to construct the necessary bridges on each side
the Poncharran Railroad Eysian Fields street from Love
to Claiborne street, as to give proper drainage.
lSignedl CHAS. II. WALDO,
President Beard Assistant Aldermen.
tSgnedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved June 8, 1859.
jes lsignedi GERARD sTITH. Mayor.
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,. Nav ORLEANS, May a. 1859.
of the city of New Orleans:
WE, the undersigned, owners ofreaI estate
w fronting jackson Fourth Dsct
honorable body brick sidewalks borered
by curbstone and wooden CUTTERS made north sde of
said street. from Bacchus White The same to be adj
Indicated to the highest bidder by the Comptroller
days motto in the official Journal And your petitioners as in
duty bound, will ever pray, etc. :
George n Thurston g. feet,
James Marshall, g6 =.
Robert Nick enzis Ga :.
JAS. A HOPKINS Secretary of
Board of Assistant Aldermen
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New ORLEANS, March %, 1859
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the city of New Orleans
WE, the undersigned owners of real estate
w fronting ST. Charles street. respectfully request your
honorable body have the sidewalks snid regarded
and raised to the highest altitude practicable from street
and around iyoi Circle The materials 10 be reused
Tar AS practicable. Cutters for draining ltt constructed in
wherever desired by the directed by
the surveyor the 10 be covered give
broken surface to the sidewalk The adiudicated
the lowest bidder by the Comptroller after five days notice
in the official Journal And your petitioners in duty bound
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A Honorable Consei Comrnun
de la vile de la Nouvele Orleans
| ES soussignes, prOprietaires fafsant face
~ la rue Jackson Quntriene District demandent
honorable de aire fare DIES banquees hraues
bordures pierre. ct rgoes beis lie
dite de In rue Bacchus la White. Outrage
devra etre endu enchere pnbqne Conroeur npre
cinq jouts davis dams la gazette oflicieIie.
George N. Thurston, GA peds
james Marshall 95 ;,
Robert Mckenzie, "a :.
JAS. HOPKINS, Secretaire iu
JED 1awSw Conse DIES Assistants Aldermen
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"Odti FELLOWS, Resi-. >,

BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR IS59-oficers: Gardner
Smith, Presidents Bouemet. Treasurer Henry Bier Sec
Rotary Daniel Msrritt Sexton Cemetery Commee-Harper
Dillingham;, B. Dasya, and Henry Bier. Finance Commit
ee-P G. Collins. A. ]. Moss j. Nj Winsow. Members-E.
F. Host, +. b. Maunsell Joqn Ray
VAULTS IN "oDD FELLOWS REsTn may be procured
ty applying to D. Felt Steon No 81 Camp street Mills
paugh Q: Mint; and at the secretay's Office Fell
lows Hall, corner of Camp and Lafayette streets.
S50; ditto BY feet SIS. Vaults idouble to Stock
holders Lodges sos ditto to all Others 500 single
holders Lodges, Si5; to others, $50.
Vaults not be unless certificate of ownership be
first obtained from the Secretary.
Information relative to the purchase etc. can he had
on applcationto HENRY BIER, Secretary O. f. Rest
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MERCKANTs'LoDGEN No. ~ meets every Monday even
Ing in room No Odd Fellows Hall oaicsEsR B. CLARK.
j. Hodgsen Permanent Secretary A. j. French Treasurer
HELyETIA LODGE No A meets every Thursday evening
Daniel Weidner v G.. Henry Wild Secretary Herman Row
Permanent Secretary; Peter Siren, Treasurer.
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PETITIONS--OFFICIAL.
NEW ORLEANS, March Is, 1853.

NEW ORLEANS, March Is, 1853.
city of New Orleans
WE, the undersigned, owners of property
w fronting Basin street. respectfully request your nom
orab body have the said street WITH round
from Common rod street. The surface 70 be semi
eptica highest altitude practicable The same to
audcaed bidder by the Comptroller after FIVE
notice the official Journal And your petitioners a. In
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Interior Lodges,

DE SOTO LODGE No. Baton Rouge on Thursday
evenings. Ofcers-J NJ Tracy n G. ]. c. Chanotte VG;
K W Bnrges Secretary j. N Collins, Penn Secretary Il.
METH LODGE No. q meets at Shreveport Wednesday
V. Richie, Secretary; A. Schaiiner, Treasurer.
ST. LANDRY LODGE No % meets at opelousas satur-
day afternoons OfcersEbert CAN'T. O. @. Potter,
y G, Albert Dfisan Secretary s. p Clark, Perm secre-
tary Charles n. Eaer, Treasurer.
CLINTON LODGE No. q meets at Clinton on Wednesday
evenings: oicers-Baley E. Clancy N c. Jas o. Fuqua
v g.; Nathan Strauss Secretary; Henry Hartford Perm
Secretary; Norwood Tiden, Treasurer.
TRINITY LODGE No. 50 Trinity on
nngs
EXCELSIOR LODGE No. "a meets Thibodaux on Satur
day evenings oficers-C. p Bnnings N. g. L. Langman
" G. Gazenavette Secretary " Samoan, Perm Secre-
tary; J. F. Thompson, Treasurer. =
NEW IBERIA LODGE No. So meets at Newtown on Thurs
" g.; John Moore, Secretary g. sege, Treasurer.
PRAIRIE LODGE No. 81 meets at Washington on satur.
day evenings OhicersB Fl. Whitney, n N: Francois S.
Pe, N g.; John Reed Secretary: A. Millspaugh, Perm.
Secretary f. Bouchez Treasurer. - $500
:, CHENEYyILLE LODGE No. Al meets at oheneyyie on
Monday evenings
- ASSUMPTION LODGE No 4a meets at NapoIeonyt,e ON
Saturday evenings: offcers-A More N. q s. Al. Gould
" u l. n Paul, Secretary j. b. Mozemon Perm Score.
tary; J. II. Mnnson, Treasurer.
HENRY BJER Grand g,cratarr
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JAS. A. HOPKINS,
ala itaTSw Secretaire d Consei des Assistant Aldermen
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sa,t.ztssam BILLIARD TABLES CONSTANTLY
hand ard for salefrom the suanufsctofyof
sS-s.s assN aIessrs.J NJ BRuNsWGog ABRo Cincinnati.
Snplor Rosewood Billiard Tables Branswck Cush
also, Cloths, Bals Tues ard all other trimmings belong
iug to thisisA.
Ali thankfully received and promptly attended to-
A. v. MERRIAM,
nl7 ly st. Charles Billiard Room NO
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MARROW PLATEs-vuLcANrrE BASE,

JAS. A. HOPKINS
ais ltawSw Secretaire du Conseil DIES Assistant Aldermen
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-04-30
FOR CONGRESS-:
L. OBJ. B r A NCH.
OF WAKE.

Democratic District Convention.
We have just returned from the Convention held
At Pranklinton on the 2Sth, to nominate candidate
FIR Congress in this District
The Hon. L. O. B. Branch, the late able and faith
tul Representative, was nominated for reelection
bv reclamation, and the resolutions were unanimous
ly adopted
All the counties of the District we're represented
Harmony and good feeling prevailed. The Conven-
ion organized at II, A. NJ, and adjourned at about
half past l. P. NJ, in time to give the delegates who
took the cars at 20 minutes past ample opportuni-
y with the others, to partake of the excellent din
ner prepared by Maj Thomas.
We invite attention to the proceedings in another
column. The resolutions were unanimously agreed
upon by the committee, md afterwards adopted as
We have stated, unanimously by the Convention.
The Convention was addressed during the absence
Of the Committee on resolutions by Mr.: Cox, of
Wake; and afterwards briefly BY Messsrs. Bledsoe,
Williams, Drake, Busbee, Mordecai and others. The
President, on adourning the Convention delivered
some spirited remarks, which were warmly applau-
died.
We have raised the name of Mr. Branch for
Congress, and will support him cheerfally and cor
daily. We entertain no doubt of his triumphant
reelection
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"a 49,
~ We avail ourself Of the opportunity present
oy our departure this, yThusday morning, for
ianklnton, to leave the following legacy to our
associate "Our Reporter. has kindly promised
read the proof" Of this extract If we should not
'orn in time to do it; and thus the modesty of our
associate will not be rudely shocked But seriously,
We agree with the correspodent that good address
~ my oe expected from Mr.. Wilson on the occasion.
Inc oxford correspondent q the Petersburg Rsprss
says: 50
R,,. understand that Frank I Wilstn, ESQ.,, Of the
tSs eSn Standard, is to deliver tie address before
scSo franklin Literary Society Of Mr. H. Horner's
iao % good production may IS ven snticipsted
". IS gentleman of talents, md hswsrs not
tSa should be disposed to suspect him Of pay
snss oen glances at the fsr and finc3tal Muse For
b;% gns your correspondent Knows n. nay indulge
b BE- %sa IN the force Of hease.bced psesy" But
ndos.a as 1t may, there Is something in his ce that
proS@ ses genius, and II he does not "spend his
eausa eal wits in bootlsss rhymes" it b possibly b.
Us We have suggested, be is too practical"
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